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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-17
Mie lit bies.

@ir bietem sinbunbert Collars SeIobnung
fir ieoen Sail BON aatarrb, Der nidt Onr@ Gin.
nebmen bon Sau's &atarrb Sur sebsilt ueroen
Fam.
8. s. @benes & Co., gisent9lmer,
SoIebo, Ohio.
@ir bic nnterseidneten baben s. s. gbeneb
felt BEN lesten Is Sa6ren sefannt unb balten
i'm fir boufommen ebrenbaft in allen Sc.
Observation-Disclosures unO finanaiea befdbist,
aue bon feiner girma einsesansenen @erbino,
lidteiten sl erfIqeu.
@ef & srmar, groSbanbeIs 9rosuifen,
Solebo, Ohio.
IS aIbiaa, &innan& Marbin, @rob.
banSeIs,D rOsuifen, GoleOo, OBJ.
g. 8. Ban Soeen, &aiiirer Iolsbo Ma.
tiomal 8anf, goleoo, Obio.
Sau,s aatarrb BUR pirb innerlid aenontnrsn
Mnb pirtt bireft auf bas 8lut uno bic i9lei.
misen Sberfd@en beS ebfems. 3eusnife
frei Serfaabt. preis rs Gents fir bic Glafde.
Yerfauft bon allen Mpotbefern.
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sr SIN beIiebten Miffipms=
0artem fiao @B3immer eimgeridtei
unb er6hnet tporbeu, tpoielbt man re-
guldre Mabl5eiten einnebmen unb a la
carte ipeiien fann. @uftern perben
rob uao in better 3ubereitung ierbirt.
Mablaeiten tperben i'm eigenert @ei9irr
ausgeianot unb auf Wunf9 Dinners
unb Soupers ing 9aus seliefert. Muf.
merffame 8e6ienung unb prompte Mus'
fibrnng ber @uftrdge garantirt.
Nbeiner & 0anl.
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Cages W~eni8feiten.

YrdttDelt Glebel110 bat benz
RongreKe bic seiammte Rorresponbens,
bic R9 auf Den Gonfitt nit 0apti Be-
aos, e~insefanbt. Staatsfefretdr 8aparb
ging bon Dem Stanbpuntte aus, baB
Der v9aptian Republic" bon ber8erbdn=
gung Der Bloda5e gar Ni9ts getpuBt
baben tonnte, bebbalb au1 nidt aIs
Blodabe $ BREEDER bebanoelt usrben
burfte. Nu9 1T Ct ber Nnii9t, bab Der
Dampfer auberbaib ber baptii9en Sc.
tudher gefapert tuurbe. st faBt lein
urtbeil folgenbermaBen 3uiammen: Die
&e9te Der nit 0apti 9anoel t~reibenben
Entertainer biirfen nidt ben SpielbaQ
feinoli6er parteien bilben unb Der
f6Hbenbe Nrm bet Ser. @taaten ipirb
ftets bereit iein, ibnen 5i@erbeit unb
9ilfe 5u %gemdbren.
- Dem 8plte bes 6taates pennIpl,
banien miro elm Prohibitions =Mmenbe.
ulent 3ur 4bltimmung unterbreitet
tperben.
= Ser Nep Dorter Herald til9t
feinen 3eiern cine groBe Seniationsge=
f9i6te auf. Dana9 ioll Elm GompIott
beffeben, einen ber groBen englii9en
Seeanbampfer i'm 9afen bon Stem Oort
in bic 2uft gu iprengen. unb 3tpar iol
biefer plan bon -. englii1en Octet
tibes a~usgeben. 3ped Der Sadie iol
fein, bic Mnnabme zines britii9 : aneri.
fanif9en Muslieferungsbertrages au ers
suinsen unb In benz eroBen pro3eHe
Der 2onboner Times gegen parneu unb
feline parteigenoKen Gtimmung fiir bic
e~ritere gu MAIDEN.
= SIM ReprdfentantenbauIe tpurbe
bic 8eraibung ber territorial Bin
mieber aufgenommen. Selegat So1epb
bon Neu Merifo trat tparm fit bic
Mufnabme bes burd i'm reprd(entirten
Serritoriums ein. Strubbe bon Soma
opponirte bagegen, unb atpar aus benz
@runbe, neil Elm 10 GROCER pro3entlab
Der bortigen 8eb6lteruag nur Spanild
ipre9e nno .berftebe. 8orbees BON
Waibington Serritorium fpra9 au
@nnfen bon beHen Mufnabme als
Staat.
SIN 8unbesienate iebt man bic
enblOien 8~eratbungen Der Sarif 8il
fort. Bel bieier @eIegenbeit fam es au
elmer re6t erreeten observation-disclosures
slpii9eu Woraan unb Blair, unb 3uar
tiber bic Neser ; Grage.
@usIano.
- ueber ben 4ngriif Der arabiI6en
Sniurgenten auf bic beuti9e Mifions.
Station 3u 9arseIs5 alam tperoen aus
3ansibar foIsenbe ginseIbsiten beridz
tet: Ser Nngrif besanu in ben friiben
Morgennunben bes IL. Sanuar. Sn
Der Station; bic polig unbepa6t mar,
befanben fi6 sur BET 3eit 100 ginsebo.
rene, tpeIte aus Der 6tlaoerei befreit
moroen tparer, fotpie 3 Wiffpndre unb
2 Miifondrinnen. ginem ber Wtifio.
ndre gelang es, ob9lei9 f6uer bertuun.
bet, 3u enifommen unb f6 auf bas on
Der 3hfte Dor Nnfer Iieeenbe beutI6e
Ranonenbpot vMbtue" gu ftidten. Nqe
iibrisen Bepobner Der Station muroen
bon ben S~nfursentsn gefangen gen0ms
men unb in bas Snnere als @flaoen
b~erfduft. Sarauf p~liinberten bic Sn.
furgenten bic Nieoerlafung. Oie
sMome~ b%ombarbirte ben Ort bierauf,
aber obne ben Nrabern S6aben au5us
figen, ba fid bieielben Idnsft 3uriidges
aogen batten. Die Sniureenten iiber=
felen bann aud cine g%lfenbein . 3aras
name, bic bon unpampara fam, aber
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= 2aBt gn9 ni9t tdui9en bur@
niebere preife fur Nrbeit, meI6e better
als irgenb cine in Seras seIiefert mirb,
fonbern Derfhgt @u6 nod Gallo
10 D's pbotosrapbiidem Atelier, No.
Alb Sfs6ouffons5 traBe, no gu1 quite
uno sufrieoenfelenbe Nrbeit gu reellem
preiie garantirt ipirb.
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= Gin nit 9ampf getriebener
Sdlitten, bas 1T Der neufie Sriumpb
Der 9e@nit. Der i9webiI6e Snees
nieur Stertfr0m bat bieles rleue, an
bic SaiFon gebnnbene 8efdbrt erfum=
ben unb bdlt es ~boafdnbig fir ben
8ransport bon Weuf6en unb Waaren
%geeisnet. ct Fat bereits einise probes
fabrten nnternommen, bic befriebigenb
~ausgefalen inb. @r gebenft nit benz
9ampfi6litteu, melder nur 1000 3rD.
men fofet, reselmdBig Souren au mos
den.
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Mufiehenerreaenn!

Der llebersans bon LANCER f@merabafter
Grantbeit gu rubuier @eiunbbeit III cine Gpode
I'M eeben Oes Meniden. Gin ioI6es bemer.
fenswertbss GreisniS Sersibt man niGt unb
bleibt benz @eiunbbeitsbrinser flets bantbor.
Sesbalb bort man aud iiberaa Electric BIT.
tiers" loben. 60 piele bsrbanfen ibre gelunb.
belt bielem sroben SeilmitteI unb Comic. @er
nit irseno elmer arantbeit Der sieren, Der Sc.
ber ODER bss Maeens seplast if, sIei6aiiltia iuie
LANCE, tuirb ~icfcrtisr Be1eruns 6ur6 ben Sc.
braud bon electric Bitters srlanssn. gerfauft
gu 81 @ts. unb 81 bic Glaide in Dreib,
Z 1om n & Gp.'s Gpetbese.
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NV Ser beriibmte 5pe3ialiit Dr.
Wafisrsug, ber nit @rfolg bic
f@pierighen GrantbeitsfdQe ~bebanbeIte
unb beilte, 1T pieber bier einsetrofen
mnb in ieiaer Office go. 245 Wei.
GommsresfraBe, %Obeuauf, au fpre6en.
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Gin Gtii6dbem Gtniptdel.Yapi rettete
tbr 9ebeu.

s. mar nur Elm sepSbnlidss Std Gin
pidef.@apier, aber es rettete ibr 2eben. Sic
mar int lebtea Stabium Der 5dpinoiudt. unb
mad Dem Ausiprud bet aerSte nnbeilbar nnb
nidt mebr lebeaSfabig (; fe ppg tDsniser als 20
9funb. snf einein Stiid @inmidel : @apier
IaS le bon DR.. Kings New Discovery fe
bolte itd cine Strobe. Glaide unb es bali, ba.
rauf faufte iie eine srose GIaide unb fi5lte f@
sebe6ert unb burd fOrtsefebten @ebrau@ iunrbe
fe tpiebsr tart, seiunO. rois uno tpiest nun
tpieter lao &fun0. SIR ipeitere @tn5elbeiten
lenbet cine 8riefmarfe an B. S. Sole, Mpo.
tbefer, Sort Smitb.
Yrobe. Glai9en gratis gu baben in allen Apo
tbefen. Ireis Der srosen Glafden 81. 8bole,
fale bsi Dreib, Sbomp1on & Co., Gan Mntonio.
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Bamcuaft & gphm

berfaufen ibren san3en Waarenborratb,
beitebenb aus. 6erren= unb Gnabens
Nn3tgen, Often, ueber3iebern, 9ems
ben, unter3eug &c. gu bsbeuteno berab.
geiebtea preiieu, um nit Dem Eager
5u rdumen. Oie @elegenbeit, bi1ig
gu faufen, fo0te ieber benuBen.
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Gin uniuerialmtttel

ST nod ri9t entbedt porSen !; ba aber hoe.
nigffers bier Siinftel Der meni9liden &ranf,
beitet bon unretuem Dilute berribren,
10 fotnnlt cine NteOisin, Die einen gelunben
i3uftano bieier 6liitgteit bertelt, einem
uniberl almittel 10 nabe, ipie cs mogli9 1T.
4ger's Sariaparilla iibt auf bas 8lut lit
ieoem Stabium ieiler 8ilbung einen ginz
fitb ans, urb eignet iib baber fir cine gro,
bere Wannigfaltigfeit bon 9ranfbeiten oils
irgelb cine euSere bisber befarnte Irsnei.
Oeidspiire it,t6 &~arfmnfeI,
bic elmer selu0bnlideu gebanolung @iber.
ftano leiiten, tueiden bot Iper's Saria.
parina nad perbdltnibmdbig fur3er Gn-
iuenbung.
9err 6. 6. Murran, aus Charlottesville,
Sa., idreibt uns, ct iet Sabre lang NIT
GeiGipiiren bebaftet g~etueIen, Die inn oicl
2eioen 5ugeSogen; NIB auf bieie folsten
&arfunfel, bererl CT n,ebrere Sugleib bate.
9a fiitg Ct al Iper's Sarlaparilla sit ge=
bralGen, rtto nodOem ct orei Slaifen eins
geuom1ner, p%eritmanben bic &~arfuntel,
uno nm bat ct felt ieds Sabren aid nidt
Elm Slatterdeu gebabt.
Scue tiidiidle 9raufbett, Die e,fras
teell, III Die furfltbare llriadle lnSa1li-
ger llebel, uno nit 9usjeDrunB nelllen
mir nur cine aus mehreren glei6 gefdbrli=
d)er. @usidtdse, Shipdren, uebe Iugen,
geid)mollene 0riiien, if,pade ltro abgesehrte
Musfeflt, u1regelmGbiger @ppetit ullo d9a.
lide 0ittge fino sierlfid) iid}sre anieiden
ether Neigllng 81 Sfropbelil. Malltes
@eiid)t, baS ierft biibid] mare, lit burd Ills-
i6lag ooer hd6tid)e Tleden e%atftcat, Die bon
uureirem 2lltf berriibren n1o a1Selgen,
tuie il6tbig Iper's Sarlaparila 1T I'M oaS
uebel Su beilen.
gne bic oil 8lutfranticitau leibel, iolten
eineu ernitliden Seriudl nit IDer's Sars
iapari1a MAIDEN; babel %nliiiier fe ale Yul=
Der, Salben unb SautnaKer permeioen,
por5iigli6 iold tpoblfeile lno tpertblo'e Wfir4
turen, bte t1ift mir feine 9eiluns herbets
fiibren, ionbern iogar hdnfg Die &ranfbet
ten, Die ite algeblib beilen ioucn, oerlflirn
mern llrlb befeftigen.
Mper's sariapariQa,
Subereitet pon DIR. 8. 6. gper & Co.. aomeH, Maf
Gin auen Muothefen All boben. Qre;s ST.: fem8
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20 IN. s.. Omtteriibe, 1876
Dts 0oufonsS traBe, plumbers, Sos
nno Steam : Gitters, balten i9 benz
Yublifum fir ale in ibrGa9 i9lagenben
Nrbeiten empfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte Beior8uns aIer Muftrdae.
Rronleu6ter, @ass 6irtures, 8abeuan<
men. Gloiets &C. tets OH 9anb.
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OELRICH'S & 90.
2 Bonlino @reen. Stem Wor

BOnlin9 Green, Wem Oorf
Us. 8. gonna, 6. @riefenbed, Suao &
Sdmelter anb 8. g. Maestamara, 10. 1855
@ommereef trabe, asenten fir Gan antonio.
8. @unse & 60, Ngenten fir guero.
2: Buffet, asent fir SduIenbura.
Wtofe 9apbael, Nsent fir 9oufon.
@lemsns & Gauf unb grnF Gherf. qaen
ten fit 2eu. 8raunfeIs.
.. 8Ottder, gsent fir @eimar, 9eras.
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aa- Sbr ipart @eIb, tuenn ibre Cure
Srudia1en BEL Sobnon Bros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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8rDtuns Wefrigeratpr > Marft,
@de Stos4lamos unb Martine3sS traBe
fhbrt frif9ss, gep6teltes unb serduders
tes Jleii4; ole 9orten @urf, Slide,
Nuteru, '@efagel, Wilo. Muftr6se
tperoen prompt ausgefibrt. Often ben
gataet1 Gag. 4,12,6Mt
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- Sas sr6Bte 2ager bon @emebrs
unb @eooloer : Patronen unb 9iilien
bel piper 6 S6uItheB.
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Mper's Sariapartua,

Subsreitet uon DR.. 8. 6. Gper& Co., aoweH, wtaH
SSn allen apotbeten au baben. qreis 81; fe8s
Glai4en, SIS.
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mn ENABLES a. yoeELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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nm CHARLES A. voeELER CO., Baltimore. Nd
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-07
weatherly News.

All our churches are making prepara-
tions for the holiday season.
"A cantata is in course of preparation
by some of the Younger member of the
Presbyterian church.
Prof. Lutz is busy at present training
his pupils for his performance in Cassler's
rink this month. The affair promises to
be one of more than ordinary Importance
to music loving people.
The Ziola Medical Co. is giving at
present number of entertainments of a
miscellaneous nature in Casters rink as
an introduction to the sale of their medi-
cines which will take place later on.
While assisting In moving DIR. c. L.
Hoffman last Saturday Prof. j. l.. Pot
teiger slipped and fell badly spraining his
left arm. He is carefully nursing that
member of his body now with all hope of a
speedy recovery.
Frank White, the popular jeweler, has
fixed up his show windows with holiday
goods in a manner which shows the good
taste of this gentleman. In fact, all the
show windows in town are evidence that
the holiday season is not far off.
Laura Jasper, a bright seven-year-od
daughter of Reuben Jasper, died on Sun
day last of diphtheria. Her case was a
most malignant one and all that medical
science could do. was done for her, but all
was of no avail. His remaining child is
also down with the disease and will proba.
bly, not recover.
DIR. G. 1. Hoffman, for a number Of
years associated with DIR. j, B. Tweedle in
the practice of medicine, lately severed his
connection with the partnership business
here and on Monday moved his household
goods to Morea, Schuylkill county, where
he intends to follow his profession
The Dodson Coal Company employs him
at this place, and in making the change
the doctor has financially improved him.
self very much. His many friends here
wish him professional success in his new
field of labor.
OCCAaIoNAL.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-07
oouNrr COMBINATIONS.
Crisp Local Happenings Froia ti.s M

Crisp Local Happenings From tiis nrsg
hive of Everyday E-~ut-
Miss Garrlty, of Weath, ha' &C..
cepted position as saleslady ia Lila q =
Co.'s bazaar at Hazleton.
John FeIstermacher, Of Lehigh Gap,
claims to have the Oldest bible in Carbon
county. HIS book bears date of 1704-
making 1t 1856 years old.
1t is said that If Lewis j. Christman
can sell his farm and hotel property, To-
Gated in Lower Towamensne, he will buy
or lease the well-known Trachssile hos
telry.
Rev. j. S. Erb, of Slatington, recently
married Harry N. Shuck and Miss Annie
Muschlitz, both of Lehigh Gap. The
young couple have warm wishes of many
friends.
-Diphtherla has prevailed in Weatherly
since 1887. In that year there were 42
deaths from that disease, 45 last year. and
80 thus far this year. All the present cases
are said to be convalescing.
-Lansford will make bid for the coun-
ty teachers institute next year. The town
has a large hall, excellent accommodations
and Illuminated streets, which facts will be
forced on the teachers who are to decide
the question of location.
Mrs. Charles Kinsel, of Packerton,
died on Monday after an Illness of several
months at the age of 5S years, Deceased
was much respected by all who knew her,
kind mother, good wife and faithful
christian, she leaves behind many friends
to mourn her death.
Quite a wreck of coal cars occurred
about two miles below Weatherly on Fri
day. Passengers had to be removed to
different trains on either side of the wreck
which caused much annoyance and delay
for time. Workmen were busy both Sat
urdaY and Sunday clearing away the de-
bris.
AT No. collierY, operated by j. C.
Hayden & Co., at Jeanesville, boiler ex-
ploded with fatal results Saturday morning
at o'clock. George Peacock, a single
man aged abort "a years was instantly
killed. There were two boilers in the nest
and both were blown out. The boiler
house was completely scattered and the
side of the engine house was blown out.
Prominent among the pretty cottages
now in the course of erection at Weather
lc is that owned by j. r. Cassler which is
fast nearing completion. 1t is one of three
pretsy dwellings on the picturesque Rocks
The others belong to Messrs. f. Lauder
burn and w. B. Lovatt. The former oc-
cupying his home week or two ago and
the latter during the summer. Another
pretty home is being bull, on Third street
for Lewis Drumbor. There will be new
parsonage built for the N. e. church as
soon as suitable lot can be secured.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-07
COMMUNICATED
A Successful Entertainmcnt

The musical and dramatic entertain ment glyer
IN the Opera House on Saturday evening, Nov
Sofu, wlS grand success. Our talentBd vOunf
friend MISS Emma l.. A. :Kistler, the manager
observes the congratulations of her many friend,
Tor the elninently successful display of musje,r
home talent Her papils acGuitted themseye.
admirably, showing that they are under a thor
Ougn and competent instructor
Ihe Lily Drill'' under the management of Miss
Name NJ, Miller, a highly accomplished young
lady OF philadelphia, kept the large and abpreci
atye audience spellb0und during every move.
ment OF Its rendition. The dialogue entitled,
"a Precious Pickle" took the house by STORM
Juno was the leading character; she looked so
pretty. The "Broom Brigade, under the gener-
alshlp OF MIS-. Seiple was prominent feature OF
the entertainment and won rounds Of applause.
Inc tactics were perfect, The odd ffc-arms.
novel knapsackS and attractive uniforms Of the
slfIsoldlciS pleased eVey eve in the audience
captain nj. w. is a line military Oficer. Who
SAYS girls can't ''plaY soldierS?"
The vocal solos and duets by Miss Name AT
Miller and II. $. Diehl, the piano duet by the
Misses kistler, and the quartettes by Miss En-
MA ODeft, soprano, supported by Miss Emma
hlster, contrato, H. 3, Diehl, tenor and III b.
I heInhhel nasso proiIndo, were al well rendered
and heartily applauded.
The concluding farce was great. The five
young ladies who represented the "ellte Of the
Nlllage, acted their parts like professionals
Jeuedlth Brown, A. NJ, Ph. D., B. O., is a char
acter "sui generis." His lnuriant mustache
look tle eye OF every young lady in the house.
Miss Maggie S. Miller, OF Saegersville Miss
Magma Z. histler, OF Weissp0rt and Miss AnZle
Manlz, OF town, all accomplished Young ladies',
took part In the concluding farce.
mrs. Harvey ;. Mitchell, a lady OF high musi-
cal talent, acted as piano accOmpanist and ae-
quilted herself IN her usual able manner.
Aes,the entertainment was grand success and
we wish all who participated many days of good
health and genuine happiness
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-07

DIR. Hedley, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, will lecture
on Monday evening OF the Institute ON "The
Sunny Side of Life," 1.-THE DR., has exceedingly
rare powers of touching mems hearts, and in his
lectures he sways his listeners as with the wand
OF an enchanter, and moves them to laughter or
melts them to tears, at will" The demand for
MIN is so great that frequently he is engaged a
year IN advance. The Fulton, Pa, Democrat
saws; THE intellectual treat OF the week was
given by DR.. James Hedley o. Wednesday eve.
ning IN "The Sunny side of Life" The lecture
was continued delight from beginning to end.
The verdict Of the audience was that this was the
best lecture that has ever been dellv ared before
aFulton County Institute Course Tickets for
Hedley, Steck, Vending and Measures. at E.
&. zern's. Reserved Seat for the week, si.25.
Single admission, Reserved Seat, 90 cents Ad.
mission at the door, IS cents
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Resolutions OF Coincidence.

Ata meeting of the committee Of Wash
ington Camp, No. 1872. p. O. S. of A, the
following resolutions were unanimously
adoptedi
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Divine Proyi.
dence to suddenly call from our midst our dear
frlendand brother, Benjamin F, Weaver, whe
by his manly department, untiring work and
patriotic devotion TO our cause has won the
friendship OF all with whom he has associated,
therefore be it
RESOLVED, That while we submit to the in
evltable will Of Him who doeth all things well.
we cannot but express the deep and sincere
sorrow which follows the loss OF one so worthy
OF our respect and admiration; prompt attention
to all duties ana manly traits bf character were
his dominant characteristics. and we hold In
grateful remembrance the name Of the de,
parted.
RESOLVED, That we tender our most sincere
sympathy and coincidence to the wife and faml-
lyot our departed brother in this sad hour Of
afIlicton
RESOLVED, That In respect to the memory Of
our deceased brother our charter be draped in
mourning for the period of thirty days; that
these resolutions be entered In full on the min
utes of our Camp, aud that copy of the same
be sent to the family Of the deceased and pub
lshed IN the CARBON ADVOCATE
b. ARNKR,
l. = A1bRlsnT,
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The Allentown Critic is printing about
as lively daily paper as push, vim and
goaheadltiveness can.
The White Haven Journal closed it:
tenth volume with the last issue. 1t is a
bright newspaper and should receive steady
support from the people of that commun-
ity,
The Hazleton Sentinel issued a souv-
enir with its Thanksgiving day issue, com.
memorative of its twenty third anniyer-
sary. 1t is about the prettiest thing of the
kind we have yet seen and reflects great
credit on the town of Hazleton, and the
Sentinel in particular.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-07
rEoPLE VINO COME AND co.
Personal 0Osalp about People who visi

Personal 0Osalp about People who visi
and 20 visiting.
Miss Annie Clark spent Tuesday a
Allentown.
%. 1. Schoch and daughter spent SAT
urday at Allentown.
w. w. Bowman, of slatlsston, was
visitor in town Monday.
M. o. Kuntz was on business trim I,
Philadelphia Tuesday.
Mrs. T. S. Beck, of Bethlehem, is Wis
iting friends in town this week.
Mrs. Robert L. Sweeuy of Bank street
visited Allentown friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Snyder of Allentown. 1,
visiting Mrs. w. d Peters. on Iron street
H. S. Rinker, of the Msuch Chunk
Times, writ" up Lehighton Wednesday
| night
Mrs. c. NJ. Sweeny, Mrs.. A. w. Raud.
enbush and Miss Carrie Weiss visited A lien.
town this week.
Elmer Werner, of Lansford, was th,
guest of his brother l.. A. Werner. of lie.
high street, Tuesday.
Our townsman Andrew Bayer. will
start on his trip TO the "od country" in the
course of week or ten days.
e. N. Hagerman, Of Philadelphia.
was the guest of A. l.. Hagerman, on
Bank street during the past week.
-Chas. Brooks. for some time employed
In the Gazette branch Office, has secured
lucrative position in large Job Office At
Pcttstown.
-O. II. Nusbaum, of Nasbaum & Gull
toms, Bank street, was to Philadelphia this
week buying in a large stock of beautiful
holiday goods.
Misses Lucy and Cecilia Smith left on
No. 2, l.. V. passenger train on Wednesday,
for the West where they -ill spend the
winter with their sister.
Samuel j, Kistler, Esq, a prominent
young member OF the legal fraternity of
Allentown, was a visitor at Dr. Seiple's
residence on South street, Wednesday.
George Miller, father of Commissioner
Henry Miller, of franklin, has returned
from several months delightful soiourn
with relatives and friends In the ''old
Fatherland."
Mrs. A. Barlow, of Mayberry, Va.
spent week in this vicinity with many
friends, and on Thanksgiving Day was the
guest of Mrs, H. V. Mortimer, Sr.. on
north Bank street. After a very pleasant
sojourn Mrs. b. returned home.
"A visitor in town on Saturday was
Chas H. Weiss. of Wilkesbarre, the eldest
son of our esteemed townsman Lewis Weiss
Mr.. W. was formerly of Alden, Pa, where
be conducted an extensive mercantile busi-
ness. He is also an artist and has pro-
duced many pictures of merit.
j. A. Phillips, the genial representa-
tive of Phillips Bros, of Scranton has been
calling on his many friends here. ]. A.
handles the Worcester Organ and Mehlin
d Sons Pianos, unrivaled for tone and
durability. Those who contemplate pur-
chasing, will reap benefit by consulting Mr.
Phillips for prices and terms.
"A prominents visitor in Lehigh ton on
Tuesday was Hon. Robt- Klotz, the first
Register and Recorder in this county. when
only "a years of age. He has filled a mul
titude of Offices since running in
grade up to that of Congressman from the
old tenth Legion. He is Democrat of
Democrats. genial with all 1t implies aud
counts his friends by the hundreds