The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-10-12

Ii anals, al kinds also teachers and
family Bibles at LuckenbacHs Maoch
Chunk
Campbell. the jeweler, this week
moved into David EbbeIts new Bank
street building next door TO Walp's stove
store.
For heaters and ranges in all styles
and prces go to ". S. Kubn's north Bank
street. Prices always lower than COM
petition.
You will miss it il you buy watch
without learning the reduced prices on
watches at e. II. Hohrs Jewellery Store,
NIauch Chunk.
We call the attention of those out of
employment to the advertisement of X. G.
Chase g. Co.. in another calumn of this
paper. The firm is responsible and has a
good reputation.
Contractor George Dehl has force of
men at work tearing out the front of the
building vacated by Jeweler Campbell and
owned by George Nusbaum. New win
dows sashes and other Improvements are
intended.
All officers and members of Carbon
Castle, No. Ill, X. G. E., are earnestly re-
quested to attend the next regular meeting
on Monday evening, October IA. A pleas
ant time is assured. Addresses will be
made by-well, come and see.
The Lehighton, Pa. ADVOCATE last
week came to hand as an s-page paper,
which progressive move was called for by
rush of advertising and circulation OF
$500 copies. We are glad to note the sue
ess that has come to our old boss and es.
teemed friend, Harry V. Mortimer. More
power to you, Harry. .--Doyer, N. j., In.
dec.
Our Young friend Samuel p. Miller, a
nephew of DR.. Seiple was compelled tC
undergo treatment for defect in his eyes
DIR. lbach, of Mauch Chunk, treated
him two weeks, and Samuel is happy and
can see TO study as well as ever. The DR.
has quite an extensive eve practice and is
very successful.
Harrison Christ tman, of Lower iowa
mensing, drove his team of horses into the
open ditch on the corner of Bank ant
South streets last Friday morning and the
animals were badly injured A suit fol
damages against Coon & Mooney, con
tractors for the water company, will in al
probability follow,
"A drive through our beautiful valley;
at this time gives one a correct idea of ma
ture's lovliness. The hills and valleys are
tinted with bright autumnal coloriDgs
which lerds the appearance OF fairy bower:
and glens IN the story books of childhood
For drive of this kind you want a good
team, and at Ebbert's livery is the place tC
get it. Terms moderate.
AT the meeting of Lehigh Hook &
Ladder Company, No. /, on Wednesday
evening hose company was organized il
conjur clon withthe first organization the
same to be known as Lehigh Hose anC
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1 oi
Lehighton. Another meeting to perfect
organization will be held next Wednesday
and all members are desired present.
John Nothstein lives here and is EN-
ployed at Packerton By the L. V. r. R.
Company. He was engaged at his duties
on MONDAY when an accident happened tC
him INJECTING serious bodily and interna
injuries. He was walking along the track
when loaded car was pushed oyer on t.
him by tile pushing beam of the shifter
pipning him between two trains In such a
manner as to crush him horribly.
Joseph DeFrehn, of Alumn street, hal
been rendered lucrative position with the
Lehigh Valley railroad company at PERTH
Amboy. Joe has been with the above
company off and on for many years ant
enjoys the confidence and respect of it!
highest officials who unhesitatingy recon
mend him for ability and thoroughhess il
his line OF clerical work. On this new ap
pointment he has our congratulations.