The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-04-13

cold is to buy one bottle of Dr.. Bulrs
Cough Syrup at 25 cents. - take J
"Speak this speech, rs i,il VOC. ri
pingly on the tongue" soY 'hat one iili'
great benefactions of the age is a small
bottle of Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on
earth for pain. Only 25 cents.
j. II. Smith, of Coaldale, has ac'
cepled the position of salesman in L. G.
zerns popular Opera House store. on Bank
street Mr. Smith has long experience as a
salesman and his efforts will no doubt
meet the appreciation of our people. Oblg-
ing and corteous in his treatment of all
persons the patrons of the store will find
him especially accommodating In catering
to their wants.
Gov. Beaver has issued a proclamation
setting apart Frdav, April 2Gth, as
Arbor Day within this commonwealth. and
upon which people are requested to plau
trees and shrubbery upon public school
grounds, in the public parks. along public
highways, and In waste places. and to en-
courage tree planting in every way posi-
ble
The celebration of the Holy Commun-
ion will take place this coming SUNDAY
morning at ten o'clock in the Reformed
church at Big Greek, r. A. Huber, pastor.
Confirmation and preparatory services will
be held Saturday previous at 80 p. III. A
class of eleven will be received into the
church. All are welcome.
The surve ors will be here sometime
next week to locate the grade on the thor
oughfare now being opened at the intersec-
tiun of Bank street and Bankway, and Iun
ming from Bank street to the Lehigh river.
They will also go oyer Ochre street, the
.horoughfare opened to public travel last
Summer.
The genial George Britain Mcclellan
Stocker of Bank street, presented Constable
Ell. B. Raworth with handsome pair OF
nicklepated hand cuffs on Wednesday even
ing. The gift is highly appropriate,
though for the morals of our town we hope
Ed won't have use for them.
The street running along the Lehigh
Valley railroad tracks in the reai of Bank
street, will be opened for travel as per an
order of the town council sometime in the
near future. This opens up for building
purposes number of choice lois either for
dwellings or manufactures.
The Plain Speaker of Hazleton says
in speaking of DIR. F. 1. Smith, of town,
who has opened branch office, with houis
every Saturday, in that town: "The doc
tor is very highly recommended and We
bespeak for him a fair share of the public
patronage"
Next Sunday will be College Day in
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church, this
borough. Rev. c. j. Cooper, financial
agent OF MuhlenberS College, Allentown,
will occupy the pulpit morning and eve
ming. Services every evening next week.
"A large three-story addition is being
built 10 the Lehigh Wagon Company Works
ON Bank street, 10 be used as blacksmith
shop. trimming room, etc. The improve
ment is made TO meet the large increased
demand for the popular Lehigh Wagon.
The difficulty existing between the
Lebigh Stove and Manufacturing Co., OF
town, and their employees is as yet not set
tied, but from information we have receiv-
ed, all will be lovely and in working order
in a few days al furthest.
e. G. Zern, of the Opera House Store,
has discontinued the use OF the electric
| light, and the store Is now Illuminated bl
the incandescent lamp, the same as are used
IN the stores of j. T. Nusbaum, Mehrkam
& Son and III. H. Peters.
Tbo h,~r Ar 7 ;aI ie nj
debt and has a surplus of about 500. This
Is good showing, aud comments the bor-
ough fathers for All administration wisely
aud honestly conducted. Let it continue
| so.
Miss Graver. the popular New York
lniliner, has an attractive advertisement
IN to-davs paper. Our lady friends will be-
| benefited by calling at the store and in
spect the large lines of fashionable goods.
Paul Wagner will remove with his
family TO Montgomery county OH Tuesday
after residence here of four years. The
best wishes of numerous friends Will ac-
company the family TO their new home.
ID. 5. Book calls attention to the re-
moval of mis- popu ar jewelry establishment
in to-day's paper Read the al and then
make II point to see his large stock OF
jewelry. Cheapest place in the county.
Contractor l.. H Nothsten, of North
ampion sll eet, was the successful bidder for
the contract calling for the erection OF two
frame dwellings of large dimensions al
Quakake Junction.
The lettering on many OF the guide
boards throughout the country has become
so obliterated by time that they are almost
useless. The. should be replaced by new
ones made of iron.
The auditors will meet with the town
council in special session, TO convene at
the office of Attorney Snyder, on Friday
evening, for the purpose of auditing the
borough accounts.
The mother-in-law of Associate Judge
Charles Seidle, Mrs. Nothstein, of Normal
square. is reported as being seriously i'll.
Numerous friends of the lady hope for hel
speedy recovery.
1t has been suggested that the name oi
I the thoroughfare now being opened at III,
intersection of Bank street and Bankway bt
D called Sweeny avenue. This Is mesely 8
: suggestion.
Drain pipes are to be run from tht
4 sewer at Mantzs corner to the ditch alont
{ the Lehigh Valley railroad tracks. Ditto
from Sweeny's Corner Store TO the sam,
[ point,
"A special meeting OF LeEigh Hook an,
' Ladder Company No. l, of town, will con
| vene for the election of a president on Fri
dav evening, vice Paul Wagner, resigned.
Persons desiring arbor posts fenc
. posts, fire wood or the service of ligh
team for hauling purposes cali save none
s by calling on Moses Rehrig, Lehigh street
-Lehigh street property owners hav
Is been, or shortly will be, notified by counc
10 pave their cutters. and Law navemant