The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-17
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7 TheCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY. AUGUST II. 1889
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP

-Our puDnc ScnOOlS VIII open on Mon
day, August 20, for the regular nine
months term. Necessary repairs are now
being made in and around the building to
be in readiness for the above date. There
will be twelve rooms with the following
teachers; Prof. f. j. Stetler, w, E,
Smith, Hattie Rooms, Aggie Hauk, Ella
Graver, Alice Mantz, Mary Dreibelbies,
Laura Weidaw, Myra Good, Lille Musch.
litz and Miss Werner. The three latte;
are new teachers here.
The pulpit in the Lutheran church
was filled by Rev. A. NJ. Mehrkam, Of
Columbia, Sunday evening, who was as
sisted in the reading Of the evenings les
sons by Charles D. Clauss, theological
student. ReY. Mehrkam's discourse was
from the second chapter of Joshua, part OF
the 21st verse, reading as follows: "And
she bound scarlet line in the window"
1t was listened to with much interest by an
unusually large audience.
The old bridge across the Lehigh river
at this place was built after the great food
in 1852 when Abraham Shortz, Enos Koch
and Daniel Stemler were the county COM
missioners. The contractors were William
Struthers and Charles Kelly. The bridge
never was beautiful to look upon but il
was mighty substantial and soon will be
replaced by magnificent iron structure.
= Wanted-A partner to take half in
terest in book, stationery, newsstand
and novelty store. This is rare opportuni-
ty for an energetic young man. Only SIS
or 500 capital required. Store is to be
located at Lehighton and managed by the
the new partner. Address "Stationer,"
Box 139, Catasauqua, Pa. tot
The furnace at the Lehigh Valley
Spring Works was blown in ON Saturday
after an idleness of several weeks for want
of coal, which was delayed by reason of the
miners strike in the ConnelsYille coke
region.
There will be no church services in
the Lutheran edifice next Sunday morning
and evening. There will be Sunday school
in the afternoon, however, at which quar-.
terly review will be had.
The two lots on the corner of North.
ampton and Alumni streeLs are now the
property of Hon. A. j. During, who Sc
cured the same by purchase from Robert
Klotz, of Mauch Chunk.
Thomas Rhoades has withdrawn from
the firm of Esrang & Rhoades, Bank street
nd mil har In mil In ha Do fNr
yard. He was formerly Lehigh Valley
brakeman.
Past Councillor W. j. Heberling, o.
Lehigh Council, No. 101, of this place
has just been appointed a Deputy State
Councillor for District No. Al, of the Jr
.. u. A. M.
You will miss it If you buy beat
neck chain, bracelet, watch chain, ear
rings or jewelry of any kind without seeing
choice selections of e. II. Hohl's Jewelrl
store.
For Rent-A room house on Banl
street, 1st door above c. B. Rhoades' store
now occupied by Milton G. Clauss. Appl
to C. B. Rhoades or James Long "a
Constable Raworth came out Monda.
all "togged up" in a blue suit with bras
buttons and looking just like "a dand
copper of Broadway squad"
Call a: Kemerer g. Swartzs on Banl
street, and see the largest stock of furni
ture. carpets, etc. You can save none
by doing so. o
-When In Mauch Chunk stepin jewelr
store of e. II. Hohl see his magnifcen
new stock of choice watches and jewelry O
all kind.
-Lehigh Hook & Ladder Company, Nc
l, of town, will be represented at the Stat
Firemen's parade in Carlisle, next month
--on wall paper the largest line and low
est prices in tile Lehlgh Valley at Lucken
bach's, Mauch. Chunk.
Say, Gully, where's that Cheese.