The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-03-23
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. MARCH %, 1889
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

SATURDAY. MARCa 23, 1889
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.
Spring advertising is now in order, and
the careful, enlerprsing merchant who
deals in goods of which new supplies are
needed as the seasons change knows how
necessary it is to keep the public and his
patrons advised of what he has for sale. All
the weather prophets agree in forecasting
an early Spring, which admonshes dealers
in goods for that reason to do their adyer-
Using in time to catch the first run of buy
ers, for this purposes the ADVOCATE will be
found to lead all papers in the county. Ap-
ply for rates.
GUILTY. using soothing
remedy for children made of paregoric or
laudanum, is guilty of doing harm. Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup is warranted not to con-
tain anything injurious and should there
fore be widely recommended.
The health, action of the liver can be
established and maintained by the judcous
use of Laxador, great liver regulator and
blood purifier.
Prof. Thos Ballet supt. of the schools
of Springfield, Mass, well-known here as a
former resident. gave two lectures to the
teachers of Hartford and vicinity on the 10Th
and 22nd instants respectively. Subjects
soThe senses and their culture" "rhe func-
tions and limits of objective teaching"
The lectures are spoken of in the highest
terms by the profession and press,
"A bag containing laundry, viz, table
spread, sheets, napkins, &C., belonging to
II. A. Beltz, and stolen from the residence
of willoughby Vert on Bank street, late
Sunday night, was found Wednesday morn
ing at Dreibelbies' coal dump near the
Lehigh Valley railroad. The bag was
opened, but the articles remained intact.
Thieves attempted an entrance into the
residence of H. Fl. Peters, on South Bank
street, Tuesday night, but were frightened
off Something should be done the com
ing summer to protect our people from the
depredations of sneak thieves who thrlYed
so ia this section last summer.
While L. j. Heldt was engaged ex-
cavatng for his new dwelling house on
North Lehigh street, Wednesday morning,
a portion of the top ground, which had
been undermined, gave way, and fell ON
him. SMr. Heldt sustained severe, though
not serious, bodily injuries
For the accommodation of Thomas
Weaver & Son, the Central Railroad Com
I'LL L., 40 tronlx frpto re main
line at Hazards to the sand pits owned
by the above firm who expect during the
coming summer to ship daily from three to
five car loads.
AT a meeting of the stockholders of the
Water Company on Friday evening, it was
decided to secure a pump with capacity
of 1875 gallons or more per minute and test
the strength of the water flow in the ar
tesian well.
We are pleased to note that DIR. f. l.
Smith, our popular South Bank street, den
is gradually extending his feldIof practice.
He now spends Saturday of each week in
Hazleton where he has quite an extensive
trade among the best people in the town.
james Long, of Packerton, will erect
large brick building on the corner of Bank
and Ochre streets it is said. The same to
be used for store and dwelling purposes, and
to be occupied by George w. Nusbaum,
agent for the Davis Sewing Machine.
Pastors in this place and surrounding
towns have received communications from
the Womens Christian Temperance Union
praying that generous collection be lifted
for the futherance of the Amendment to
the constitution.
"A number of Carbon Castle K. G. E.
members, of town, will attend the Golden
Eagle convention in Harrisburg next
month. Among those who expect to go
are l.. A. Werner, Daniel Baltzer and II.
r. Kreider.
-Leuckeps store room is undergoing
BY D. S. Book, the popular jeweler. His
old stand will be headquarters for unusual
bargains until his removal. tw.
Frank Gerber, for many years a resi-
dent of this place, and for some time past
employed as a carpenter at Audenried will
move his family to that place during the
coming week.
Persons desiring arbor posts, fence
posts, fire wood or the service of light
team for hauling purposes can save money
by calling on Moses Rehrig, Lehigh street.
w H. Klotz, is now prepared to
manufacture wheelbaTows or wagons al
his new factory near Bucks sawmill, Pine
Run Repairing done cheaply. IT,
Previous to removal YOU can buy jew
elry, watches, clocks, etc., from D. s. Bocl
at reduction of 20 per cent. You should
embrace this opportunity.
The trout season opens April 18th. anc
closes July 10Th, during which time il will
be legal to take trout not less than fiv,
inches long.
-One car load of phosphate in stock
price S27 per ton, the best In the state TO
the money, call at Adam Mehrkam {
Sons.
The young folks meetings In the Evan
gelcal church are an interesting and in
structive feature of the Sunday eyenin
services.
Picture rod and carving. No nice roof
complete without it, Very low, at Luck
enbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Our stock of shoes is three times a
large as last year, call and see them, Adar
Mehrksm & Son.
Emanuel Clauss is about again afte
being '1aid up" for week or two at hi
home on Bapkway.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels ca
pets at V. Schwartz, on Bank street. Fl