The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30

! uioiOkucot uAil " &C. were eNceiipnll
rendered and well received hy an audiuc
who showed their satisfaction by contiuu
GUS applause. To give special mention .
each part would require too much space
let it suffice to say that all acquitted them
selves nobly and with great credit to tn,
manager Of the entertainment, Ii
this connection il will not b,
out Of place TO say, however
that Miss Name Miller, Philadelphia, di,
exceptionally we'll. and that her singin.
was one Of the most interesting parts o
the programme.
-Lehigh Hook and Ladder and Hos,
Company at late meeting held this week
voted to purchase a hose carriage to cos
$3.50 delivered on board the cars at Orange
N. J. The machine Is daisy and th,
town council and borough property owners
should contribute generously toward pay
ing for IL. The next regular meeting o.
the company will be held on the first Wed
nesdaY Of next month and all member.
are wantedspresent.
DIR. James Hedley, is a gentleman Of
high intellect, sound sense, happy humoi
and agreeable beering. The Ohio Stat,
Journal says: "Dr Hedley is an orator OF
a type OF his own making. He is hum.
orist and comedian. His eloquent flights
are almost matchless. Sunny Side OF
Life will long be remembered"
In connection with the grand base
ball drawing in Gabel's Hall, on Saturday
evening, Dec 7, = cake festival will be
held. The proceeds are for the purpose OF
defraying the expenses incurred BY the
club last summer. 1t should receive the
hearty patronage Of our town people who
love the national sport.
Lewis r. Nothstein, Of Sandy Run.
writes: "The ADvooATEis is always welcome
being like familiar voice from home.
You have my best wishes for continued
success" Thanks, MIR. N. we will ALWAYS
Try to make this journal welcome guest
in your home by giving you all the news in
Carbon.
-Our'old Democratic friend and towns
man A. C. Brodhead. was bounced from
the Philadelphia Mint on Saturday to
make room for Capt. Samuel Wehr, of
Summit Hill. well-known Republican
Mr.. Brodhead will likely take up his home
here-boarding at the Exchange Hotel.
"A marriage to come off during the
holidays, according to Madame Rumor,
will be that Of Miss Minnie, daughter of
Burgess Reichard, to d. j. Kistler, pro-
prietor OF the Carbon House livery. on
North street. The young couple will have
the best wishes of numerou, friends.
Charles Lilly, the barber under the
Opera House. has now taken up perma-
nent resldeDce here and will be pleased to
receive share OF the public patronage,
guaranteeing satisfaction in hair cutting,
shavirg and all branches of his business. q
An addition of 1Ox34 feet has been
erected to the Lehigh- Valley Spring
Works to further increase the facilities OF
a growing business Two or three new
hands will also be added to the present
force in the course of few weeks.
Persons having sale bills printed at this
Office not only save money, but secure no.
tce of the same in our "Public Sale Regis
ter" pub ished every week and read hy
1900 bona fide readers, besides those who
borrow the paper. Trs us.
Coal train 366. going south, cellided
with the rear end of tram 346 opposite the
Valley round house on the L, & s. R.R..
Tuesday night. Ten cars we're wrecked
delaying passenger trains Nos. and 12
one hour. No one injured.
"A visitor more than twice welcome al
he home of W. E. Ash, on Northampton
street, one day recently was bright little
baby girl that the ADVOCATE hopes will
live long aud happily to the joy OF its par
ents.
-Wanted--Two energetic young men
and three young ladies TO solicit; salary
S2.5Oa day; permanent employment Ref.
erence required. Jno. L. Trexler, 524
Hamilton street, Allentown. Pa. 81 4w
-Harr, Eckert, oftown, employed as a
brakeman on an l.. & S. coal train is minus
the Two first fingers on his left hand caused
by having that member caught between the
bumpers of two coal cars.
The person VINO stole a gold headed
silk umbrella from Faga's machine store
Wednesday evening, is known and will be
prosecuted If it is not returned. This is no
monkey business.
The entertainment advertised to come
off under the auspices of the Railway Tel
egraph Operators, in the Opera House, on
SATURDAY evening, has been indefinite y
postponed.
Henry Drumbore recently slaughtered
two hogs that tipped a Fairbanks scale
respectively at 428 and 432 pounds. Ifyou
can beat it, let us hear from YOU.
Call q: Kemerer 4 Swartx's ON Bank
street, and see the largest stock Of furni.
.ure, carpets, etc. You can save money
qy doing so.
-DaYid Ebbert hires out the best look
ing rigs at ths lowest prices See him
when you need teams for pleasure or funer
al purposes.
-Sohh Esrang, OF north Bank street,
will apply at the January term of our
county court, for saloon and restaurant
license.
Central Station Agent NJ. o. Bryan is
the proud pop" of handsome baby boy
and both mother and child are doing well
David Eobert, the livery man, is laying
acurb and flag stone pavement along hi,
residence on the Lehish street side.
Ne better bargains were ever offered
in Wall Paper than can now be had Al
Luckenbach's Mauch Chunk.
"A very interesting program was reeited
in Gnaden Hutten Castle, X. G. E., on
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