The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-04-06
OUR wE1ssPoRT SCRIBE.

Doings OF the Past Vice. Pungontly Para
.rnphed by tho Stroller
--Rer S. y. Brown did business at Potts /
vile this week.
--Rey. A +. Leopold has improved his
residence bv additions.
AN infant girl of William Hahn is re-
covering from a serious illness.
Mrs Charles Roth is visiting her
parents at Hamburg, Berks county.
Squire Buck was doing business this
week in the City of Brotherly Love.
John Musselman, of Wilkesbarre,
spent Sunday with the folks at home.
Joseph Peters, buyer for N. Snyder's
large store, was on the sick list this week.
james d. Benninger and wife, of
White street, spent Sunday with North
ampton county friends.
An infant son of Irwin Dotter. of Long
Run, died on Monday afternoon; interment
took place on Thursday.
burglars broke into Jacob Wentz's
dwelling on Saturday and carried off bans,
-four and other edibles.
benjamin Berlin and wife, of Penns-
vile, Pa , spent Sunday with Henry Ber-
lin in franklin township.
| Howard Brown, son of Rev. S. b.
Brown. of the Evangelical church, left Mon
day for fredericksburg Pa, Seminery.
New line of wall paper latest shades
and lowest prices, at Biery's drug store.
See his large stock before going elsewhere.
| Andrew Graver has reduced prices on
dry goods and dress goods. Purchasers
will do well to see his large stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
AN infant child of Charles Hongen
died on Wednesday morning. The afflicted
family have the sympathy of numerous
friends in their SAD bereavement
Chief Police Oswald might have made
himself useful had he been in the neigh
borhood on Sunday night when gang of
toughs commenced sulliyanzeing one
another.
We are pleased to record the marriage
of our genial and obliging assistant post
master, III. j. Shoemaker, and extend
hearty wishes for safe and prosperous
journey through life.
Franklin township lays great pride in a
man who can put his probosis in his
mouth We know quite number of men
who have put their foot in it, but we nose
OF no other case like the above.
Sneak thieves forced an enterance in
James Follweilers residence on Union
Hill, enc night recently, and carried off
clothing and other articles of worth. Get
your gun loaded and pepper these miserable
repr obates.
4 The supervisor of Franklin township
has been testing one of the celebrated
Lamberton Road Machines this week,
with view to to.purchrsing the same. The
machines are said to give complete salts
faction wherever used.
"A gang of tramps attacked and badly
day recently, without just cause of pro-
! vocation we are informed. The proper
persons should see that the law in regard
} to these lazy reprobates is carried out.
Charles MacDaniel sold his South
Bethlehem bakery at profit of several
hundred dollars and has again taken up
his residence here. He will pay close
attention to the wash machine business
this summer.
The undersigned ihas for sale a large
lot of FENCE PosTs, FIREwooD, and
GRAPE VINES of choice varieties, which he
Is prepared to furnish at lowest prices.
Cali on or address, GEORGE II. ENzIAN,
Weissport, Pa mar23-3m*
"A youth named Wentz, residing on
3 Union Hill, was knocked down and run
over by Ed Leikel's butcher team at the
: Central railroad crossing the other day.
The boy was considerably Jared and the
least bit excited, but otherwise no injuries
j resulted.
> Rev. Stauffer, New Berlin, Union
county, pastor of the Reformed church,
arrived with his family on Monday, and in
the evening was rendered hearty recep.
tion by the members of his new congrega.
tion. The "Stroller'' extends the wish
; that their stay among our people will be q
pleasant one.
The following letters remain uncallec
for in the Post Office at this place B.
Gillis, John Joseph, A. E. Junior, Miss
i Kate Kulp, Henry Peltzgrove, Himar
q Shets, A. Steinhow, Joseph Wisxhebixie
Persons calling for any of the above letters
will please say advertised.
Irwin r. Krum and Miss Minnie |.
Graver, both of Franklin township, wer'
happily united in the golden bonds o
le matrimony ON Saturday last, by Rev. S. B
Brown. The Young couple left for Ashle.
during the week where they will max
their future home. Numerous friends ex
III tend happy congratulations and best wishe
10 for a safe and prosperous voyage througl
life.
as The funeral of Fireman George Knecht
ic of Franklin, ON Sunday last was largel
r. attended by relatives, friends, members o
ms Washington Camp, p. o. S. of A., and @
SO RollIn Wilbur Lodge, Brotherhood {
no Locomotive Firemen of which he was
ev member Delegation of the latter lodg
in from Mauch Chunk and Easton Shove
IS respect to deceased brother by attendance
". Rev. j. e. Freeman, of Boyertown, Pa
NO officiated at the last sad ceremonies.
40 -Poho POGO Tribe, No. I'll, Improve
ms Order of Red Men, installed the followin
n officers on Tuesday evening:
all PIophet-Chas. Goth.
an Sachem-Chas Hahn.
ID Sr. S-Milt Hunscker.
-, Jr. S-Milt Emery.
aiu Chief of R-H. T. Smawley.
use X. of VII. II. Musselman.
nd B. f. Kuhns has taken up his res
dence in tho building occupied by his ge
of eral store.
ella june Meade.
Vi WHITE HAVEN, PA,
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