The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-29
]. t. NUsBAUM.
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

Cashier Semmel, of the First National
Bank, has forwarded TO the relief fund for
the Johnstown sufferers, through Drexel,
the Philadelphia banker, the following
contributions, aggregating $40: John I.
Nusbaum $40; John I. Semmel, S5;C. d.
Miner, $5. This makes about 500 con-
tributed by our people through lodges and
otherwise.
--Lehighton's ChauLauqua Circle seems
to be a thing of the past since the gradu-
alton about year ago of Miss Hattie
Koons Rev. j. G. Cookand and wife and
DR.. W. G. NJ Seiple and wife, who were
the most active and earnest during four
years course. Soue Of our Intelligent
Young people should make and effort 10
resurrect the circle for the benefits to be
derived therefrom.
1t is not likely that the post Office will
be removed from its present location in
Durlng's building for some time, if at all,
there being no other available place on
Bank street at this time. The post Office
furniture is also likely TO remain as it is.
The change of postmasters will take place
on the 1st promimo.
DIR. w. G. NJ. Seiple, of South street,
has dwarf Tangeine orange tree, three
and a half feet high covered with thousands
of blossoms which fill the air with per-
fume of ethereal sweetness. The doctor is
naturally proud Of his Tangeine tree, it be-
ing rare and the only one in this section.
-Lehigh Lodge, No. 292, Brotherhood
of Locomotive Brakemen, will hold a
grand drawing sometime in September.
The lodge is young but 1t promises 10
nature strong and healthy which is to the
credit Of this boys who handle the brakes.
The Valley railroad company are not
slow to recognize faithfullness in its em-
ployees, recently the following locomotive
firemen from this vicinity were promoted
to engineers: Lewis Miller, Henry Fritch,
AL Dreisbach and William Frvman.
The fence around the Park resembles
In general appearance piece of rick-rack,
only 1t is not one half SO beautiful or use
full. Now draw your own conclusions.
On Saturday morning, June %, by the
Rev. j, III. Kuder, at his residence, ID. w.
Chunk, were happily united in marriage.
The 1. o. G. H., will hold very i'm
portant meeting of the lodge ON Saturday
evening in Reber's Hall. The members
are all urged to be in attendance.
Buy your boys suits at Sondheim's One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk
there and prices the very Lowest.
Call a. Kemerer & Swartz,s on Bank
street, and see the largest stock Of furni-
ture. carpets, etc. You can save money
by doing so.
Miss Kate Arner, Of Mahoning street,
was installed Wednesday as saleslady in
Faga's sewing machine rooms On Bank st.
There arc q few old buildings on Bank
ha tor IN Ia
room fer more substantial ediices.
"A good, strong, healthy boy, about
fourteen or fifteen years of age, is wanted
at this Office. Apply at once.
Picture rod and coving. No nice room
complete without iti very low, at Lucken
bach's, Mauch Chunk.
Engines Nos. $50 and 316 on the
Valley road were "burned" last week, and
the engineers suspended.
-FoR SALE CHEAP.-I have on hand
three nice Baby Carriages that will sell Al
or below cost. j. l.. GABEI.
-Railroaders, yoY can save good day.
wages 10y buying your watches from ID. S
Book, Lehighton.
Everything in the line of furniture a
Kemerer g. Swartz's. Prices always loves
and goods the best.
EASY riding carriages and best looking
rigs are always hired at Ebbert's Nortl
street livery.
The jovial hearted doctor Reber nov
makes official calls with Rambler
bicycle.
The X. G E., picnic and parade 70
the Fou.th of July has been postponed.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels cal
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank ST.
-"Lou'' Irwin is "firing" on the en-
oina that dra We the Glen train