The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-07-20

Picture rod and coving. No nice ROOF
complete without it; very low, at Lucker
bach's, Mauch.Chunk.
If You want clock or watch prompt
repaired at reasonable price 60 to S
Hagaman Bank street Lehighton. GINS
Andrew Bayer has the contract for re
painting the First Presbyterian church
and is now employed beautifying tina
edfce.
The trout catching season closed Of
Monday last, 18th inst. and a violation o
the law now will subject the offender to
fine of $40. 1858 tN1F Aat
1t you contemplate the purchase of
bicycle, make it a point TO see Ed zern a
the Opera House store before closing nego
tuations and you will save money. o
Max Rosenblut's horse runaway Thurs
day afternoon. Jakey Kintz stopped tn,
critter on the Weissport side. Result: wa
gon scratched, harness damaged and hors,
winded.
Aaron Krum, of Northampton street
shot his bay horse George" few day.
ago to relieve the animal from suffering.
superinduced by kick in the stife join
from another horse.
e. b. Thomas will give an extraordi
nary exhibit of Brady's thrilling and de.
scripture views of the late civil war in the
Opera House on Friday and Saturday even.
ing. Don't miss it. Il is a regular school
in itself and worth seeing.
Services in Presbyteron church at this
place every Sabbath morning at 1880
O'Clock; evening at 7:30: Sabbath School
at 8, o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to be present. Prayer Meet
ing every Wednesday evening at 7;45
o'clock.
DR.. F. l. Smith, the dentist, opposite
The Opera House, Bank street, will leave
August 1st for vacation of month to
recuperate poor health. Persons desiring
any thing in his line are kindly requested
to call before the above date or hold orders
until his return. 3to
I'm the space of fifteen hours, James
Walp, with his celebrated Keystone trac-
tion well drlller, sunk sixty-seyen foot
well on the property of Ben Bartolette at
the north end. lie is now engaged sinking
an eighty-five foot well on the property of
Levi Krum in the same neighborhood.
The price of real estate is getting an
other boom on the strength of the opera
tions of the IFater Company. Prices are
bound to advance says real estate agent
Howard Seaboldt who has a few lots on
Northamptn street which he will sell with
in the next ninety days at lowest prices.
g The rumor current to the effect that
Chas. Lilly, the new barber under the
Opera House. is employed by Franz
Roederer, is without truth. Franz's place
is under the Exchange where his assistants
Stuber and Campbell do man up in the
highest style of the razoristic shearistic art
at short notice. If you want TO be thawed
out by smile see 'em.
"A young peoples society of christian
endeavor was organized in the Presbyterian
church on Thursday evening and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Q. j. Allen; secretary, Charles Hauk.
The society start out with a membership of
Ihirty-fiye of our most prominent young
folks and indications for its success are
quite 1ourishing.
Dennis Nothstein, assisted by Al
oldt and Henry Mosser, of Normal Square.
lnloaded from a Lehi gh Valley fat car on
Tuesday afternoon an immense 10 horse
bower portable Peerless" steam engine
quilt by the Geiser Mfg Co. The mach
ne is daisy and attracted much attention
IS it passed up our main street and out
hrough the Valley.
Carbon Castle, No. Ill, K. G. e., was
hree years old last Saturday. During
hat time they have progressed steadily
md to-day have membership of ia, in
'luding our most substantial business and |
professional men. In the shape of 'boodle" |
hey have very nearly or quite $1,000 in
'ested and otherwise, and generally speak
ng they are in most prosperous condi-
ion. |
For the benefit of John D. Bertolette |
'ost, No. 4S4, G.. A. r., drum corps
Jomrade e. B. Thomas will give his
wonderful exhibition of thrilling war
Genes in the Opera House on Friday and
saturday evenings. They embrace the
principal scenes of the great war and make
me of the most thoroughly interesting and
instructive exhibition of the day Don't
all to see it.
Under the auspices of Lehigh Division.
No. 376, Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
nen, grand union meeting will be held
n the Opera House on Sunday, the 2sth
Instant, on which occasion such prominent
peakers as P. Fennel, of Oswego n. Y.
:. Keenan,, of Hoboken, N. j.; WI.
iuernly, of Jersey City, and George Royal,
# California, will be present and take part
II the exercises.
According to DeVoe. the great New.
Jersey weather prophet the climatic eondi-
ions dating fro m Sunday will be some
hing like this, so prepare for it: 'After |.
he 2lst the mercury will take a snddenl
Use, and from the 22d TO. the 2Gt6 you will,
ave the hottest wave of the season, and
rom the 9th to the 8oth there will be very
leayy thunder and rains all oyer the coun-
ry' and the month will close clear and
DOL, with brisk northwest breeze"
The State Teachers Association met at
Altoona last week. Co. Supt Snyder was
lected member of executive committee
nd, later, oyer six or seven competitors
vas elected as chairman of that body. 1t
) deserved recognition of Mr.. Snyder's
bility as an educator and our people can
yell feel proud that he is citizen of our
little city. Another point
cored by Mr.. Snyder, was in having
iauch Chunk made the place for the hold.
nc of the session next year.
"A delightful coaching party COM
rising the following estimable ladies and