The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-22
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JUNE %. 1889
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

Mary, wife of Jonas Snyder well-to-
do farmer of Lowhill, Lehigh county, died
Tuesday of pneumonia, after an Illness of
some months. Deceased was born and
raised in the neighborhood of her death,
and was the mother of five children among
the number being Dr. o. W Snyder, OF
town, who was in attendance at the funeral
Thursday. Deceased was aged fifty-fiye
years. Interment took place from the
Lynnville Lutheran church, of which she
was firm and consistent conn unicant.
The bereaYed family have the ADVOCATES
sympathy In their sorrow.
The wife of Alfred Hertz, the Lessee of
Dolan's farm in Mahoning township, near
Packerton. took suddenly i'll while picking
Strawberries Tuesday afternoon and at two
o'clock the next morning died. She was
aged thiTtY-Hine years, and was kind
and affectionate mother of six children who
survive her. Deceased was a daughter of
Samuel EveIt, for many years supervisor Of
the township and well-known in the county.
Inierment takes place from the Reformed
church on Lehigh street, Saturday morning
at 10 o'ciock--KeVs. Reber and Bartholo-
new officiating.
An individual giving his name as
Frank Monroe, with residence at Allentown,
was in attendance at the sale of the Clauss
estate on Saturday and succeeded in hav
ing the property ''knocked OFF, to him for
$2lO0. After the sale he left for Mauch
Chunk, presumably to have check for
$1,000, which he was fiourishing corspic-
ously. cashed. Since then he has failed to
matsrialize and IL is concluded that he is a
huubug of the first water. and 10 tell the
truth is looks good bit tnat way.
One enactment OF the late Legislature
is that partridge, or quail, can only be
lawfully killed from November 1st until
December 18th, and fixes fine of $40 for
every bird that Is killed out of the season.
The lime last year was from October Is TO
January /. Sportsmen should paste the
above item on their gun stocks.
-Burkes grand street demonstration
last Tuesday failed in many points, but
fully demonstrated the ability of the man
agement as first class prevaricators, or more
vulgarily speaking as multitudnous liars.
The exhibitions IN the afternoon and eve
ming were excellent for the absence of any,
thing meritorious.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
desire to express their sincere thanks TO
all who so ably assisted them in making
their "Fete'' Of last week such a grand
success and also to the public for their
generous contributions and liberal patron.
age. COMMITTEE.
There is penalty of from $40 to $50
for the killing of song birds, and If the
Judge isn't quite satisfied with your ap-
pearance he can send you ''up' for thirty
days. So taking all in all its best to leaYe
the birds alone.
Lawn tennis Is looming up in this
burg, court having been erected on the
old fair grounds by John and Rob Lentz
The sport is most delightfully."- interesting
ow.1 x.fl Ans.IA hA Ia
game.
Rev. Salmon, of Bangor. Northampton
county, will fill the pulpit in the Firs
and evening. Rev. G. J. Allen beins
absent. Ali are cordially invited to b,
present.
Lewis Grayer, of south Lehighton
plucked strawberry from his garden th
other day that mea suIed seven inche
in circumference. Most have been Dem
ocrat, eh, judging from Its size.
The K. q. e. fund for the Johnstowl
sufferers amounts TO $7,097.S3. Gram
Chief A. G. Lyttle has issued another aI
peal; he has been TO the scene three times
PHOTOGRAPHS of family groups
cabinets all styles, and old pictures copie
and enlarged at Rishel's Gallery, near LIZ
high Valley Depot, Lehighton, Pa.
John Hauk's little donkey, "Jennie,
attracts considerable attention on accour
of its size and comical insinuations.
Get measured for a fine suit at the On
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunl
Fit the finest and prices the lowest. o
AN artistically lettered sign has bee
painted for Clauss & Bro. the tailors, ;
Trexler d Kreidler's paint rooms.
For SALE CHEAP.-I have on han
three nice Baby Carriages that will sell ;
or below cost. j. l.. GABEL.
-Railroaders, yoy can save good day
wages 10y buying your watches from ID.
Book, Lehighton.
-Jakey Kistler, the liveryman has r
Aoored his large stable on North street.
Full line OF Ingram and Brussels ca
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank st.
The new residence OF l.. j. Hausma
on Northampton street, is going up.
-Dayid Ebbert hires ont the best teau
in town for the lowest prices.
-Tilghman Stouts new home on Lehil
street Is under rocf.
Friday to-day is the longest day
the year.