The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-01-26
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JANUARY 2e. 1889
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP

-Cas-car-riai What is itP
Big reduction in hYmnals at Lucken-
bach's, Mauch Chunk.
Go TO VAL Schwartz's for all kinds OF
furniture. Prices the lowest.
Fifteen persons connected themselves
with the Lutheran church on Sunday.
Best quality razors sold on guarantee
At Thomas drug store. Try them 4t.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at V. Schwartz, on Bank street. If
Sunday school supplies at Lucken-
bach's, Mauch Chunk. Prices very low.
--on Sunday January 81, snow fell in
this section TO tho depth of twelve inches.
Paste this in your hat.
lin our list of owledgments last
week the name appearing Nathan Mosser,
should have been Henry Mosser, $1.00.
w IL. Klotz, is now prepared to
manufacture wheelbarrows or wagons al
his new factory near Bucks sawmill, Pine
Run. Repairing done cheaply. If.
Preaching at the M. L. Church, mex,
Sunday, by the Pastor, interesting topics,
morning. "The Time to favor Zion"
Evening, "a Hopeless Case" Revival
services. All welcome.
An exchange says of ReY. J. E. Free.
man, formerly OF Weissport, but now
resident of Boyerton, Pa, Iu the conduc'
tion of religious services Mr.. Freeman uses
small bible 102 years old.
"A new feature at Marsdorf's gallery, is
the shooting at glass balls and clay pipes.
Last weeks highest score was 90 out of n
possible go. The exercise is pleasant and
harmless. Try your luck. o.
"A bell for the steeple, The Evangeli
cal church at Lehigh Gap which was re.
Gently remoddelled, is TO have pell placed
In the steeple. Mr.. Charles Straub is pre-
pairing the way by soliciting funds for the
purpose.
This has been the most summer-like
winter in fifty years-Allentown Democrat.
Nixey, broLher; ten or twelve years ago Oh
New Years Day a gentle rain fell and for
days thereafter the weather was sublimels
pleasant.
Joseph Gombert is rlasterer, and he
resides on Pine stIeet; some time ago while
on the Mahoning Mountain he claims u
have killed TaJllesnake measuring tour
feet some inches. This is something un-
usual for January.
Word received from DR.. w. G. NJ
Seiple, who is sojourning with his wife al
The Mountain Park Hotel, Hot Springs
n. c.. informs US of his gradual cosevalencs
and his expectation to return home abou
the irst of next month.
-Thos. j. Beck was home from Harris
burg this week packing up and moving hi
household effects into Central Railroad
freight car 10 be shipped 10 The State Cap
ital, where he will hereafter make his home
Numerous friends here extend best wishes
for success.
The Tamaqua Courier, says of I
Former LehighLonian who resides in tina
place: "Mahlon ). Miller, engineer on th
Jersey Central uain running beLweel
Pottsville and Esston, went 10 New YorI
Gu "Wednesday morning for medical treat
ment and is now in q hospital"
The Presbyterian church edifice on th
hillside At Hokendauqus has been so hand
somely iemodeied within and without a
TO rauk now amongst the most beautifu
sister county, Lehigh. Pastor and peopl
are 10 be congratulated on the great in
proyements made.
The u. s. weather observer, GeneTs
Greely. treasures the faint hearts who haV
been nursing their fears with respect TO
''laLe Spring" This stetch of serene IN 4
Winter weather, according TO Geners
Greedy, has in it no threat whatever OF
tardy May. We are just as likely 10 hay
an early Spring as late one, so we ma
ali be happy yet, you bet.
some pc. pie who allow their subscriI
&lon 10 tall in arrears think all they al
obliged to do 10 get rid of the paper is /
leave 1t In the post Office. The law doe
not give any such power to evade sma
but just debt. No matter whether II
taken out or net, the publisher may seq
the paper to Lhs address so long as th
subscription remains in arrears, and Il
law holds good The debt thus contracted.
Revival services under the pastor
charge of Rev. ]. 5. Newhart and his CO
league, ReY, E. RutE, of Allentown,
this place and at LehiRh Gap, are kept l
with unabated interest. At the Evange
cal church, here, number of souls ha'
be euconverted while others are still see
ing. Al Lehigh Gap twenty-five n
among the saved who have pressed the
way into the Kingdom OF Grace, and h
altar is still crowded with seekers.
If the breast-bone of q goose is al
criterion by which to judge of the wealth
70 be expected, the winter will be op
aud pleasant until about the middle
January, after which there will be a sp
of Bqually weather which will modera
somewhat during February. but the greal
part Of March promises to be very wintl
To judge from the goose-bone anoth
blizzard such as occurred last year, dc
not seem improbable.
-"There was a sound of revelry
night" and she had . card but couldI
60, all on account of neuralgia Her
VorIte dude, however, had 8 level hea
and, instead Of bouquet, brought sAl'
tion Oil. They went, and we're hap
onee more.
The proprietors Of the Tarboro' Soui
srner. Tarboro, N. O., write: "Dr. Bul
Cough Syrup goea 80 fast our druagi
sAR'h hssI UNyplisd.