The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-08
he Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JUNE s, 1889
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

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Our public schools closed q successful
nine months term on Thursday, and the
teachers, Prof Stetler, W. E. Smith,
Misses Hattie Koons, Aggie Hauk. Ella
Graver, Alice Mantz, Laura Weidaw,
Emma Koons, Mary Dreibebies, Myra
Good and Mrs. Myra Deifenderfer can seek
rest and recocaton from their labors hap
PLY composed in the thought that their
earnest efforts have been fruitful of good
results. The schools TO day are on more
substantial basis than before with the pro-
mise of changes and greater effects for the
year TO come.
The body Of George Fehne, the
Lehigh Gap station agent who was drowned
in the river at that place on the 3lst, was
recovered two miles below Cherryford on
Saturday morning at about nine o'clock
Coroner Weaver of Northampton county
Held an inquest after which the dead bod
war returned TO his sorrow stricken family.
1t is supposed that the body was fastened
to underbrush and that the recent high
waters loosened il from It's fasteDings with
the above result.
&C ildren's Dav in the First PresbY-
terian church on Sunday week Will be an
interesting occasion. 1t will be the first
time that the event has been celebrated by
bids fair to be a successful one. One of
the principal features of the exercises will
be the breaking of envelopes con.aing the
pennies collected by the scholars during
the past few weeks.
Travel on the cable foot bridge, erect
ed across the Lehigh river at Packerton
through the enterprise of Butcher George
EnZian, of Franklin, as commenced IL IS
announced that the bridge will be dedicated
Saturday evening by speeches AMI brass
band music. 70 tie auspicious event
everybody is invited to be present and con-
tribute to the success of the evening enter
tainment.
-Arion Cornet Band discoursed some of
of its sweetest music on Saturday evening
to the delight of pestiferous youngsters
and the genuine enjoyment of the older
folks who knoweth the power of music to
sooLhe the savage soul Ii is pleasing TO
observe that the Aarion organization is in
a most fourishing condition,
-Lehighton has fiend of eastromonic
propensities who devoured nine lemons and
eleven glasses of beer for an incipent at
tack of collie one day recentlv. He was
well the following day. though we'd
warn him not to do it again If he has
any respect for the Constitutional Amend
ment.
The Apron Bazaar, Bnbble and Straw
berry Fete, for the benefit of the Presby-
terian church, opens in Gabel's commodi-
Gus hall, TO night and continues on Satur-
day evening. The benefit is laudiole one
and meets the patronage of all, so let there
be crowded attendance.
june 4th was the anniversary of the
great food which occurred in 1862 and re
suited in such a direful loss of life and
II bad
pletely and much suffering followed all
along the Lehigh river.
Miss Ancanetta Andreas, of the Elk.
change Hotel, left ON Tuesday for Buffalo
n. Y, at which place she will be united in
marriage to Joseph CoburE. Numerous
friends here extend hearty congratulations
and best wishes
The annual interesting Children's Day
exercises of Ebenezer Evangelical churcf
will be held on Sunday. 30th instant
Already programme is in course of pre-
peration that promises to prove exceeding
ly entertaining.
-Trexler & Kreidler, of the Centra
Carriage Works received fifteen vehicles
on Wednesday TO be repainted and oyer
hauled generally and the "bovs' are hump
ing themselves for all they are worth.
The genial DIR. Horn a. the Centra
Drug store has added milk shake to bi
popular soda counter and now makes up
drink pleasant to the palate and equal Il
the nectar of the gods.
David Ebbert, the North street livery
man, hires out the safest and best lookin
rigs for pleasure or business drives. Re
member this when you take out your littl
tootsy-wootsy.
Daniel Wieaud has leased Kleppinger'
large frame building on the corner of lro
street and Cherry Alley and is convertin
the same into a carriage finishing establish
ment.
cabinets all STYLES, and old pictures copie
and enlarged at Rishel's Gallery, near Lit
high Valley Depot, Lehighton, Pa.
Miss Ida KiDbler, of town, and Mito
Everett, of Beaver Run, will be uuited b
the golden knot of matrlmony ON SUNDAY
Friends extend best wishes.
A Love Feast will be celebrated in t.
Ebenezer Evangelical church on Sunda
morning after the regular preaching seryiC
to which all are invited.
Call a. Kemerer & Swartz's on Ban
street, and see the largest stock of furn
ture. carpets, etc, You can save mon'
by doing so.
Elsewhere in to-daY's issue we ref
you TO the sacrihdal announcement
Henry Schwartz. the Bank street fuTnitu
dealer.
We heartily congratulate our youl
friend Howard Seabodt on his appOir
ment TO so responsible an office as Nota
Public.
-Christman's second grand sale
carriages and harness comes off at BieTy
Hotel, Cherryyille, next Monday.
Picture rod and coying. No nice roo
complete without IL; very low, at Lucke
bach's, Maueh Chunk.
Everything in the line of furniture
Kemerer & Swartz's. Prices always lowe
and goods the best.