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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
Adionrnad oonrt Nots..

The November adjourned court opened
ON Tuesday with Judge Dreher and associ-
ates Stroh and Seidle on the bench.
Rutherford and Barkley VS.. Henry Err
vim. Rule granted on the defendant to
show cause why new trial shall not be
granted. Argued and opinion to be given.
Chas. and Frank Wernet VS.. franklin
Cover. Rule for new trial. Continued.
Cornelius Walck vs.. Chas. Hongen.
Certiorari by defendant to H. d. Snyder,J.
P. Continued
Joanna Serfass, by Aaron Serfsss her
next friend VS.. t. B. Stroll, Rule grant
ed upon the plaintiff to show cause why
the service of the summons shall not be set
aside. Rule made absolute.
j. W. Reed. assigned to Kate Andrews
vs.. Elmer Reed. Rule granted upon the
plaintiff to show cause why said judgments
shall not be set aside and defendant let in
to defense. Continued.
Adam Green VS.. L. C. & N. Co., eject
ment. Rule granted on the plaintiff to
show cause why the service Of summons
shall not be set aside. Rule withdrawn.
Adam Green VS.. l.. @. & N. Co. Sum-
mons in action of debt. Rule on the plain
tiff to show cause why the service Of sum-
mons shall not be set aside. Rule with
drawn.
L. @. & N. Co., VS.. the Com. of Carbon
Co. Appeal by the plaintiffs from the tri-
ennial assessment of the commissioners OF
Carbon for year 1889. Answers of defend
ants filed. Case argued and opinion to be
handed down.
The appeals from the late assessment by
the Cross Greek Coal Co., and Coke & Bro.
and the l.. v. r. K. Co., were argued and
opinions will be handed down.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
ProPLr VINO ooMr ANp ao.
Personal Gossip about People who visii
and go visiting.

and go visiting.
Mrs. II. V. Mortimer, Jr., is visiting
her parents at Bethlehem
E. H. Gross, Of Mauch Chunk, was In
town Wednesday evening.
The genial Ed Brannix, of Philadelphia
was visitor here oyer Sunday.
Big hearted Mike Clark, of Mosque
honing, did LehiRhton on Sunday.
George w. Nusbaum, agent for the
popular Davis Sewing Machine, did busi-
ness In New York this week for few
days.
Presiding Elder OF the Eastern District
of the Evangelical church. D.A. Medlar,
of Pottsville, was in town few hours on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Stocker, Of Brooklyn, N. j.,
on Saturday was the guest of her sister
Mrs. d. Walp on Lehigh street, and her
mother Mrs Scbertzinger of Slatington.
Misses Annie and Loed, Frederick,
accomplished young ladies of Allentown,
we're the guests OF Miss Hattie Mushlitz, 4
successful primary teacher In our public
school building.
w. H. Nusbaum. buyer for the
"Original Cheap Cash Store" was to
Philadelphia and New York this week,
making purchases OF seasonable bargains
for the patrons of their popular establish
ment.
"A familiar figure on our streets SUM-
day was Rev. George W. Gross, of Allen
town, well-known prohibition orator and
Evangelical preacher from Allentown,
formerly pastor of the same church here.
He was accompanied by his wife. He
occupied the pulpit in Ebenezer church on
Saturday evening and at the Sunday SER
vices.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
he Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1889,
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

The trestle work of the L ehigh Valley
coal dumps is being repaired.
Charles Xander Is the happy "dad'' of
a bouncing baby girl. Mother and child
are doing well.
-Railroaders, you can save good days
wages by buying your watches from d. S.
Book, Lehighton.
Everything In the line of furniture at
Kemerer & Swartz's. Prices always lowest
and goods the best.
"A new drop box for newspapers and
letters will be placed in the postoffice by
Postmaster Raudenbush.
Prof. F. j. Stettler confined to his room
over Sunday with slight illness is again
enjoying his usua! good health.
-On Thursday evening there will be an
interesting children's Thanksgiving and
Mission service. Everybody welcome.
The pulpit Of Trinity Lutheran church
will be occupied next Sunday morning and
evening BY Rev. G. J. Cooper, of Allen
town.
-"Of aiisad words of tongue or pen,"
the saddest come from the young fellow
who failed to hire fancy rig from Ebbert's
popular livery when he took his best girl
out for drive.
AT the rattle Thursday evening James
Esch took Pat Clark's fat hog and William
waterbor the box of fine Havana cigars.
The former was high and had forty-two,
the latter was lew and had nineteen.
-Lehigh Council, No. 1O1, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, will put flags in the new room in our
public school building. The same order
last year placed aags in the several school
rooms with interesting ceremonies.
Persons having sale bills printed at this
Office not only save money, but secure no.
tice of the same in our Public Sale Regis
ter" published every week and read by
1900 bona fide readers, besides those who
borrow the paper. Try us.
Peter Campbell, of Easton, employed
In the Hersh Heater Works, here, was all
broke up and laid in St. Luke's Hospital,
Bethlehem, for one week for repairs, and
all on account OF stepping off of moving
freight train on the Valley road at Easton,
recently. He is about again and will soon
get to work.
About one hundred members OF Le-
high Council, No. 101, Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
listened to an excellent sermon from the
Acts of the Apostles, Kill chapter and
xxxvi verse, by Rey. ]. Alvin Reber, in
lions Reformed church, Sunday evening.
1t Is custom of this society to once every
year, in body, visit some one of the
churches.
On Monday evening about seven
o'clock expressman Ed. Hunsicker drove
his horse into one of the numerous excav.
ations on Bank street, made for the purpose
Of making water service connections with
business and private houses. This is the
second horse dumped into the holes and
all on account of their not being sufficient
iY guarded. For the safety of the travel
ing public We would suggest that the Dor.
ough authorities look after the matter.
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ORIGINAL CHEAPCAOHO STORE
CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS |!

Are you puzzled to know what to give
for Christmas Present
II so, call and look through our Large
and Well Selected Stock of Holiday Novel
ties, and we are sure we can help you out.
The following. is only partial list Of
what our stock comprises:
New Designs In Quadruple Silver Plated-ware.
All the latest 'cults" in Reliable Jewelry
Handsome China and Glassware. Elegant
ly Decorated Lamps Plush and Leatherette
Dressing Cases, Plush Work Boxes, Plush
Shaving Cases, Writing Desks. Ink Stands,
Paper Weights. whisk Holders, Photograph
Albums. Crumb Trays and Brushes, Plush
Match Holders, Fancy Box Paper, Plush
Slipper Holders, Fancy Work Baskets,
Lunch Baskets, Metal Smokers Sets, Pocket
Books, Purses, Cigar Cases, Cabbas, Toilet
Soaps, Perfumery, Cloth and Hair Brushes.
silk HandkerchIefs and Mufilers In New and
Novel Designs
Gold and Silver Handled Umbrellasi
Fine Shoes and Slippers made specially for the
holiday tradel
Remember, low prices rule throughout
the storel
You will find 1t to your advantage to
buy YOUR holiday goods here
Besides having the largest stock to se-
,ect from, prices are guaranteed to be the
lowest
]. T. NUSBAUM.
Bank street, between South Street and Plum
Alley, Lehighton, Pa.
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The Iasth Anniver.arx.

On Monday evening, November "a, 1865.
one hundred and thlrty-four years ago
Sunday, occurred the horrible massacre Of
the now famous Gnaden Hutten, in which
"Gottleib and Susanna AndTeas. with
their child johanna; Martin and Susanna
NitchmAn, Leonard Gattermyer, Christian
Fabricus, George Schwelgert and Martin
Presser. who lived unto the Lord' lost
their lives. All that marks their last rest
ing place ID simple marble slab in the old
MoraTian cemetery at this place. which
Was erected "to honor and perpetuate the
remembrance of the Moravian martyrs
whose ashes are gathered at its base" To
their noble. self-sacrihcing efforts in the
cause of christianity and civilization this
town owes its present position.
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Registering Already.

Our public schools have Just completed
their third school month. The school
authorities appear to be well pleased with
the work done and the condition of things
generally. Our very august body of
teachers are anticipating with pleasure
their week of institute work which will
commence the second week in December
at Lehighton. hear that they are all
registered at the Exchange already, hay
ing taken time by the forelock in order to
secure comfortable room. Weatherly
correspondence TO exchange.
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Musical and Dramatic entertainment

A Musical and Dramatic Entertainment.
In accordance with the repeated requests
Of her pupils Miss Emma Kistler finally
consented to manage the getting up Of an
entertainment which will be given in the
Opera House. on Saturday evening, Nov.
23rd.
Judging from the past we know that our
people appreciate home talent; in fact, from
the patronage extended to our home enter
tainments, we have come to the conclusion
that in many cases the people of Lehigh-
ton prefer to patrsnize the innocent
amusement furnished BY our young people
to that Of travelling troops. We feel corr
vinced that Miss Kistler's entertainment
will be equal to, If not surpass, those we
have had in the past. We have learned to
know just what kind of amusement pleases
best and have endeavored to select pro-
gramme that will be certain TO please We
feel sure that our music will be appreciated
| as we have selected the best we could find.
Miss Name Miller. of Philadelphia, whose
pleasing soprano voice some Of you have
| already heard and admired so much will
be with us and sing for us. The farce and
dialogue are replete With fun and amuse-
ment and sparkling with wit and humor.
In 1.-THE Leap Year Party" with only one
young man in town. Judldiah Brown sue
cessfully passes through the trying ordeal
Of having q half dozen ladies-the elite of
the town-propose to him, and comes out
victorious. If Juno" and "Mrs. Cable" {"
In "Precious Pickle" do not amuse yo,l
and cause you frequently to "smile audi
bly," We shall be very much mistaken in
deed. This dialogue. beside being inter-
esting and amusing, teaches a useful les
son-the consequences of disobedienee.
But we have neither space nor time TO
dwell upon the many pleasing, amusing and
instructive points that will be presented at
our entertainment Come and see for
yourself and we are certain that you will
be perfectly satisfied. Mrs. Harvey Mitch
ell will be the sccompanlst on the piano
during the entertainment. adv.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

Read e. g. zern's new special reiuc-
ton advertisement appearing elsewhere.
Rev. ]. Alvin Reber. Of zion's Re-
formed church, has organized a ca eche,l-
cal class which meets every SATURDAY
II you want clock or watch promptly
repaired At a reasonable price 20 10 ).
Hagaman Bank street Lehighton. 6m"
The best heaters and ranges are sold at
w. S. Kuhns' store, on north Bank street.
The prices are low and goods guaranteed.
According to secret messages COM
munlcated to members the Ancient Order
of Tanks will hold special meeting Sun
day.
Valentine Schwartz will erect = neat
iron fence along his Bank street property,
from the furniture store to the Bower
building.
Frederick Brinkman has added still
further to the general appearance Of his
new residence by the erection Of neat
iron fence.
The person who left an umbrella In
the post Office can have the same by call
ing at this Office, proving property and
paying for this notice.
--Chas. j. Allen will preach In the
Presbyterian church next Sunday as usual,
1920, IN the morning Z, o'clock in the
evening all are cordially invited, Sunday
school in the morning at o'clock.
--Wanted-Two energetic young men
and three young ladies to solicit; salary
$250a day; permanent employment. Ref
erence required. Jno. L. Trexler, 524
Hamilton street, Allentown, Pa. 51-4w
Soon after the new year Postmaster
A. w. Raudenbush will increase the facili-
ties of his postofiice by re-arrangement
and increase in the number of call and
lock boxes to accommodate the yoluminous
business of the establishment.
Prof. Loisette's Memory System is
creating greater interest than eyer in all
parts Of the country, and persons wishing
to improve their memory should send for
his prospectus free as advertised in another
column.
Henry Schwartz has added still furth-
er to the improvement of his furniture es-
tablshment by having Andrew Bsyer let
ter the south side of the building as fol-
lows: "Schwartz's furniture store, carpets
rugs. &C."
John Hummel, who rolls tobacco In
Koch's cigar factory, was presented with
bright baby boy this week BY his good
wife, which accounts for the sun light
smile which illuminates his phiz. Long
may he Hummel.
All the water stock, 1000 shares, Of
the Lehighton Water Company has been
sold. The last sale of $500 being made
this week to Lehighton business man.
The total cost of the entire plant will foot
up something in the neighborhood Of
$4,000.
In the case of troyer and conversion
of Mrs. Ellen Hough Us. Edwin c. Geiger,
heard in Squire Beltz's court this week, a
verdict of S35 was rendered against Ge.ger.
Mrs. Hough is Geiger's mother-in-law by
his first wife TO whom she loaned machine
which Geiger sold after she died, hence the
suit.
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Public Sale Register.

On Saturday, Dec. 2s, on the premises in
Franklin Twp, rs perches OF real estate.
with improvements, the property of the
late Henry Kramer, decd.
On Saturday, Dec. 21, ON the premises
in Franklin Twp, one acre, more or less
of valuable land. with improvements,
property of the late George Knecht, decd.
On Friday. Nov, 20, at one p. m. on the
premises. old Wagner farm, Lower iowa
mensing, Schmidt & Zern will sell horses,
wagons, farming implements. grair, hay
&c.
On Saturday, NoY. 80, Henry Long
oyerseer of the peor. will sell the black
smith tools of Rudolph, Richie. oD the
premises Of the latter, In Mahoning town
ship.
On Monday, Dec. Is. on the premises in
Lower TowamensiDg. Paul Kresge. adm,
for Josiah Straup, decd, will sell 10 acres
of valuable real estate containing improve
meuts.
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nev. ). e. Fresm.n Hoard rrom.

BoXERrowN, Pa, NoY. 10, 1889.
Dear friends in CArbon:-It is a leng
time since you heard from me through the
ADVOCATE, was In bed 10 days with
malarial fever. All of my family had 1t.
To-day is my first daY out of bed. The
days seemed long and the nights longer.
l did not preach last Sunday, DIR. John S.
Stair, Pres. of +. and NJ. College Lancas-
ter hlled my pulpit Rev. Dutterer will
preach this coming Sunday, DR.. Kelley.
Pres. Allentown Female College, will
preach for me the Sunday following that.
l organized Brotherhood of Andrew
and Philip. We call our organization,
Chapter No. 10 of The Good Shepherd.
On Saturday evening we will complete
the organization of The Woman's Mission
airy Society. They will be callei by a
special name: Daughters OF The Good
Shepherd" There are about 25 chspters Of
the Brotherhood organized in the Reform
cd church. There was in existence an l.
o. q. T., organization long before came.
Our new Judge Ermentrout is doing good
work in Reading and Berks Co.
j. f. FREEMAN.
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FRrsH COUNTY nrrrzrs.
LiveLocals and Crisp COBdensations oftl
Occurrences OF the weok.

Occurrences OF the weok.
Two H. g. s. trains colllded north
Parryvile on Tuesday evening and delayec
traffic for several hours. No one injured.
The new colliery at Beaver Meadow
Of which John Evans is superintendent
will be in operation In about sixty days
The dedication of the Lutheran
Chapel at Millport will take place on Sun
day. The ceremonies will be quite inter.
esting. Revs. Erb, of Slatington, and
kuder, of Lehighton, will participate.
The Welsh choirs Of Carbon. Luzernc
and Schuylkill counties are making pre-
parations for the holding of an Eistedfodd
at Mahanoy City on Thanksgiving Day
1t promises to be grand affair. The Auden.
ried choir will participate and very likely
Lansford.
--Bedwine Adime, an Arabian was
captured at Weatherlv and taken to Halle
ton to answer the charge of attempting to
defraud G. Sabe, of New York, out of a
bill of goods amounting to 500, settled the
case Tuesday morning by paying all charges
against him.
Oak Grove Coun eli, Jr. o. u. A. NJ,
at Pleasant Corner, have changed their
meeting night from Friday to Monday
evening of each week. The council will
initiate five new members at their next
meeting, which is a fair criterion of the
success attending the order In that vicin-
ity.
"A quilting party will come off at Nc
Daniels Eagle Hotel, Pleasant Corner, on
the evening of Thanksgiving Day. These
affairs are always pleasant events, as pre-
sided oyer BY the estimable wife of mein
host, J. Thompson, and the coming one
will vary in no particular from previous
ones.
Justice of the Peace Schmeck, of South
Mannheim, was charged at the Pottsville
court on Saturday with compelling girl
named Ida Zimmerman, 10 years old, of
West Penn. on the line with this county.
to have criminal relations with lot of
Poles who were working in that vicinity
II the charge is true hanging would be too
good for him.
Francis o. Reber has opened up a sad
dlery shop in Mahoning township, on the
public road leading from Lehighton to
Tamaqua. and as he is practical mechan-
ic and has had considerable experience in
the business. besides being young man
of push and enterprise, we predict for him
due success. He comes originally from
Neffsyille, Lehigh county, where he is
highly spoken Of.
Rudolph Ritchie, of Aahoning, has be
come township charge. He is more than
four score years of age and is a sufferer
from dropsical affection Of the heart. For
thirty years he has been resident of the
Valley, and prior to that time he lived for
while st Packertor, where he had in oper-
alton the first bone dust mill in eastern
Pennsylvania. He followed blacksmithinQ
during later years and occupied his spare
moments in prospecting for gold, of which
precious metal he claims to have discovered
in paying quantities. His mind 10 not as
strong as in former years and his claim to
the discovery Of gold is looked upon as
merely an hallucination by old residents of
the township.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
Catholic Priest Dead.

Rev. Edward McNelis, whose folks
lived in Buck Mountain for many years.
and who was well known in this region,
died at Mt. Hope Retreat, Baltimore, on
Tuesday afternoon, after an illness Of two
veara
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

The new drop signals which have been
erected along the Lehigh Valley Road were
last Tuesday night inspected by number
of the roads officials, who went as far as
Packerton in special car. The signals
worked admirably.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
ahnn

Mems and boys overcoats and ulsters must
be sold before Christmas, regardless of
cost. We can save you from SS to IS on
every overcoat or suit you buy at Sond-
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

II you need long coat, a jacket or a
plush coat, remember you will find sll the
latest styles and makes OF ladies and misses
coats at the One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Aauch Chunk. Marked to the very lowest
prices.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

That live local paper. the CARBoN AD-
vocATE, Of Lehigbton, completed It's sew
enteenth volume with Its issue last Satur-
day. We wish our esteemed exchange
continued success. Progress
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$40, s1s and SIS

VIII buy better plush jacket at Sond-
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall,
MAuch Chunk. than elsewhere. We al
ways keep on hand the latest styles in
plush jackets and wraps.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

There are
many white soapsf
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
IfYou Need Laaie. Coat.

Remember that Sondheim's Merchant
Tailoring Hall. Mauch Chunk. is head
quarters-we haYe over 100 coats and
jackets In the store. which we are selling
at prices lower than elsewhere.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

Our Last Years Ladies Coats
Have been marked down to one-half
their former prices and must be sold. For
bargains call at the One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

Our $40, $40 and 35 Plush Goats
Are at least So cheaper than elsewhere and
made of the very best plush. You will do
well by calling at Sondbeim's One Price
Star Clothing Hall, March Chunk.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

Call a. Kemerer & SwArtE's on Bank
street, and see the largest stock Of furns
ture. carpets, etc. You can save money
~ deiag -.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

-Ihave = lot Of good rag carpet for sale.
=. p. Han, jamestown. sw
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23

Full line of Ingram and Brussels car.
pets at Henry SchwArta. on Bank st.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
We can Save You Five DoIInr,

On every suit or oYercoat you get measured
for at Sondhelm's One Price Star Clothing
Hall, Mauch Chunk. Fit and workman
ship guaranteed.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
Eagle Cash Store"

ALWAYS ON HAND IN Time!
Christmas Goods Here already
Call and See Theml
Plush Perfume Boxes
Plush Shaving Boxes
Plush. Work Boxes
Plush Toilet Gases,
Books, Fancy Box Paper,
Auto Harps, Accordeons,
And Large Variety of Goods Suit
able for holiday eifts.
ROBERT WALP.
amy Asuua AsuA Hsus'
The National tribune., 1889-02-07

1t is not well TO believe all You hear This
is even a worse fault than faith in nothing
Among other dismal precedents VIC have long
accepted Is the belief that catarrh is incurable.
But precedent is seldom cheerful ahd often in
exact 1t comes to Us from time when means
were unsuited to the ends in view.
We alter this proportion in these days For
success implies the ability to measure to emer-
Eency, no matter how desperate. In this way
Compound Oxygen is valuable. At least such
is the inference from the following:
ALMA, Neb., February i3. 1883.
do unhesitatingly say that Compound Oxy-
gen VIII cure catarrh. HoN. ii. c. GRIFFITH.
ATLANTA, Georgia.
i still recommend your remedy TO my friends
who are afflicted, and why should / not2 II
saved my wife's lifeand cured my boy ofcatarrh
MT. WALTER T. FORBES.
COLUMBIA CITY, Ind, March 10, 1888.
X is about three years now since had used
the treatment TO such good purpose for catarrh
and find it has not lost its virtues in the least
HENRY McLALEEN.
We publish brochure Of 200 pages regarding
the effect Of Compound Oxygen on invalid
suffering from consumption, asthma, bronchitis
dyspepsia catarrh, hay fever headache, debil
ltys rheumatism, neuralgia all chronic an,
nervous disorders. IL will be sent free =
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PALES. 1929 Arch ST. Philadelphia, Pa. or 81
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