The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-08

The large frame building on Bank
street purchased by Henry Schwartz from
Daniel Wieand will be futher enlarged by
the addition Of an L ia ibe rear making
the building % feet deco ui'i 90 feet ii nt.
There will be three q irt row rt mr.
floors in the rear wit nsce llJ set
on each floor. Show vino. VS. nil iu
the "Original Cheap Cash nt ii. axe
the place of the now plain front. Mnen
the building Is completed ii will be quite
pretentious in general appearance, and be
occupied by MIR. Schwartz as furniture
establishment.
AT a meeting of the Packerton school
directors on Monday evening Prof. L. M.
Bedler, of town, was unanimously re-
elected principal Of the schools in that-dis-
trict for the fifth consecutive term. Miss
c.. b. Angle was re-appointed teacher of
the primary department, in which grade
she taught very successfully during the
past year. The professors reelection is a
bright comment on his ability and popular
ity with the patrons of the schools in that
place.
Miss Mallie L., the estimable daughter
of William Swank, of Summit HILL was on
Sunday united in the golden bonds of mat
rimony to Milton Kleckner, one of Lans-
ford's prosperous young business men.
McKinlaY at the home of the brides par
ents and in the presence of close friends Of
both parties. To the Young couple thus
happily launched on life's sea the ADvo-
CATE sends best wishes for abundant pros
perltY
On Monday evening Rev. William H.
Miller will deliver an address on the Con.
itutional Amendment question at the
corner of Bank and South streets. The
lecturer is very lively and energetic
speaker and is well -loaded with facts and
arguments on the subject he advocat es,
Prohibition. His lectures glow with
frequent flashes of sarcasm, and wit and
humor. 1t you desire to hear a stirring
address on this question hear him on Mon.
day evening.
Preparations are in active making by
Robert Klolz Commandry, X. G. L oi
town, for the holding of an immense parade
and picnic on the glorious Fourth. Fully
thousand men are expected to be in line
from towns in and out of the county
Everybody should lend assistance to the
order and help to make it stupenduus
success.
-Clauss & Bro, the popular tailors
are engaged filling an order for forty suits
for Wilkesbarre German Pioneer Corps
The coats are navy blue, highly finished
with silver trimmings, while the pants are
of regulation order They make a beauti.
ful appearance and Lehighton can wei
| feel proud of their being made here.
The Prohibitionests are quite actively
engaged in the county by means of public
addresses and the printed page. Meeting;
| in the county are being held in Millport
and on Saturday evening a grand Mass
Meeting will be held in the public square Of
Weissport
! Horace Heydt, Esq, having withdrawn
from the firm of Heydt e Seaboldt, insnr
ance and real estate agents, Mr.. Seaboldi
has associated with him Howard Seaboldt
under the firm name of j. & II. Seaboldt
The firm is an energetic one and we he.
speak success.
Milton Hunsicker, of Mahening street
has closed down his paint ore mines, local ed
in the lower end of the county, until law
suit now pending in the New York courts
between the Prince Metallic Paint Gu
and the Rutherford Paint Works is
settled
-Children's Day in the Reformed chrrrl
will be observed on Sunday, 10Th instant
A programme is now in course of arrange.
ments, Consisting of gospel b mns. reci.
tations, &c, by experienced members oi
the school.
Emma, bright and interesting thr,
year old daughter of j. e. and Emma
Meyer, of Weatherly, was buried from tile
home of-W. Vert, on Bank street. Satur-
day. Rev. j. Alvin Reber, of the Reformed
congregation oificiated.
After month under the ':breaB ing n
process John Il Semmel commenced on hi:
duties as Cashier of the First Nationa
Bank last Saturday when Cashier Bow
mans resignation took effect.
The school board re-organzed of Mon
day evening with the following new
officials to serve during the coming year
President, DR.. C. T. Horn; secretary, w
Penn Long; treasurer, K. FL. Sn der.
Rev. j. S. Newhart assisted in dedicat
ing church bell at the Snyder's church
last Sunday at Lehigh Gap. and on Non
day attended a funeral at Sas lorsbur!
Monroe county, Pa.
/ The many friends of Mrs. E. II. Sny
der will regret to learn that she is quite i'll
at her home in town. The ADVOCATE
echoes the wish of all in pra. ing for her
speedy convalescence.
-Rememper the Apron Bazaar, Bubbl,
and Strawberr, Fete TO be held in Gabe'
Hall tonight (Friday) and Tomorrow
Saturday in the afternoon and evening
all are welcome.
The delapidated old fence enclosing
the Park becomes more rickerty every day
An eve sore to our people and a disgrace t.
the town, why, oh, why don't council d.
something?
Charles Trainer. of Lehigh street, ha
been elected a director of the Lehightol
Cemetary Association, vice William Miller
deceased.
After an illness, nesessitating a con
tinement for sometime, we are pleased t.
observe that John Seaboldt is again able T.
} be about.
Persons desiring arbor posts, feuc
posts, fire wood or the service of ligh
team for hauling purposes can save none
by calling on Moses Rehrig, Lehigh street
-Searsucker coats and vests for men an
boys from rs cents up, at Sondheim's On
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
-FoR SALE CHEAP.-I have on han
three nice Baby Carriages that will sell a
or below cost. j. l.. GABEI..
-Railroaders, yoY can save good day
wages 10y buying your watches from d. S
Book, LehightOn.
i Full line of Ingram and Brussels ca
!. pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank st.
-Children's to S, books and games,
Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
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J On the Go.
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