The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-10-05
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heCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1889,
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

What's wrong with the new Lehigh
Valley cepot question? Gentlemen, this is
too important question TO drop into for
getfulness, so do something in the matter.
In the rear of the Exchange is the proper
location; why is this fact not forced upon
the minds of people concerned?
-On Saturday evening, at the residence
of Rev. j. II. Kuder, pastor of Trinity
Lutheran church, William o. Bennett and
Miss Mary Dunbar. both of jamestown, a
suburb of this place, were happily welded.
The young couple haye the best wishes of
many friends.
Edwin Groat, president of the Moulder' s
Union, 235, of town, on the 9th received a
check for 5000 TO pay off the moulders who
have been on strike for six months or
more. Married men receive 81 per week
and those of single blessedness only S5.
Seven or more years ago Philip Miller,
of Northampton street, severely injured
his left leg on freight car. Recently the
limb became quite sore and confined him
to the house. We are pleased to state
however that he is again about.
1t is rumored that W. II. Murdock,
book keeper for the Lehigh Stove Foundry
contemplates locating in Pittsburg He
was formerly head accountant for the Le-
high Coal & Hardware Co., and has many
friends here.
"A delicious biYalve supper will be
served by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church in the basement of that edlfice on
Friday evening, You can't afford to miss
il, 1t is positive treat for you and your
best girl
1T is expected that water mains will
be laid on all the streets by about the first
OF next month. Work on the reservoir is
now under rapid operation and will be
steadily pushed before cold weather sets in
The Lehighton Water Company have
decided to extend water mains to south
Lehighton, on Alum street from North
ampton to Pine, on Carbon street and on
Iron street from Northampton to Pine.
-Chas. j. Allen will preach in the
Presbyterian church in this place on next
Sunday as usual. Morning services COM
mence at 1870 o'clock; evening services at
100. All are cordially invited.
Lost Owen Rehrlg. of Lehigh street,
lost twenty dollar bill one day last week,
and the finder will be presented with one
half of 1t on returning the same to the
loser. Come, boys, look up?
The Epworth League will hold an
other of its fortnightlY meetings in the M.
e. church on Tuesday evening. A good
programme will be presented and every.
body is invited to attend.
AT an adjourned meeting Of the LIE
highton Water Company on Saturday
evening in Gabeps Hall, the stockholder.
voted to increase the capital stock to $50,
600.
The Mansion House bar room ha'
been artistically Iepapered by Owen Reh
rig. The work is crediLable to the artis
and thing of beauty to the hotel.
Ranges and heaters in all styles and a
all prices at W. S. Kuhns popular stow
store, north Bank street. Before purchas
ing elsewhere see his stock.
"A word to the wise is sufficient. Hir
your teams of DaYid Ebbert, the popula
North street liYeryman. Prices the loves
and teams the best.
Call a: Kemerer g. Swartzs on Ban
street, and see the largest stock of furn
ture. carpets, etc. You can save none
by doing so. o
The pump for the artesian well is e'
pected here on or about November lst.
will have pumping power of 12O gallor
per minute.
Everything in the line of furniture
Kemerer & Swartz's. Prices always lowe
and goods the best. o
-Railroaders, you can save good day
wages by buying your watches from ID.
Book, Lehighton. o
= Full line of Ingram and Brussels ca
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank st.