The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-30
The Carbon Advocate
sATURDAY. NOVEMBER 80, 1889,
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

-On December 26th-second Christmas
"a dny almost as universally observed e,
Chrntmas proper-the Germania S@nger.
bund will hold a Christmas festival at the
Mansion House, The occasion will be
made unusually interesting by vocal and
instrumental music, while huge Christ
mos tree with novel effects will be lit up
with presents for the lucky ones. You will
hear more about it later, but at this time q
cordial invitation is extended 10 all to be
present
Hooks in our Noses" is novel sub
ject for q lecture, and it will undoubtedly
be interesting and instructive. Rev. Waldo
Hessaros. the modern Demosthenes, has a
remarkably successful career as lecturer.
"Mr. Messaros was very able throughout
On account Of the large audience present,
and the jam around the door, he was
obliged to get into the hall by means of a
ladder and through window in order to
fulfill his engagement. ."-Merrimac, Mass.
M. o. Kuntz has pnt down a curb and
walk along his Lehigh street property that
beats anything else in town. The stones
were furnished by w. T.. Ash and come
from quarry in Lanesboro, SusquehanDa
county. A number of Bank street proper
ty owners can take a valuable pointer from
M. O.'s improvement, in other words, ''Go
thou and do likewise.'
Edwin Oil, of Northampton street,
employed as clerk in the postoffice, is the
proud possessor of clock more than Il
century old, left to him by his grandpsr
ents who lived for many years in the fer
tile farming district of West Penn. The
clock is in excellent condition and quite
valuable as relic and time piece.
C. e.. Ellis, a student of Lafayette col
lege, Easton, will fill the pulpit in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning
and evening, during the absence of Mr..
Allen. Services commence at 1890 a. IN
and 100 p. M, and cordial invitation il
extended to all TO be present.
-SeYenty-two water service connections
have been made thus far, with the same
number yet to be made on the several
streets. Property owners desiring 10 make
service connections should do so nov
while the cost is nominal and the contract
open.
Henry Miller, Of Weissport, will not
commence work on his planning mill, to be
erected on the flats, until next spring. The
building will be of brick and have all the
modern improvements and conveniences
Rev. 9. j. Cooper, of Muhlenberg Col
lege. Allentown. filed the pulpit in Trini-
ty Lu beran church on Sunday evening 10
the edification and instruction OF his hosts
Of friends.
For good heater or range il will pay
You to call on W. s. Kohns, north Bank
street. Quality OF goods guaranteed and
prices the very lowest.
The fire-plugs have arrived; there will
be fortY-two in number, located on the
several streets and cost tie. borough $50
apiece per annum,
III is said that the Lehighton Socia
and Athletic Club, with rooms in GabeF.
block, is likely to disband at an early date.
IF YOU want clock or watch prompt
repaired At reasonable price go TO S
Hagaman Bank street Lehighton. 6ms
After January 1, w. Penn Long will
occupy the residence on Bank street nov
held bY Geo. Nusbaum.
"A rattle for a thoroughbred Englisl
pug will be held at Joseph Webb's resLaur
ant on December Goth.
For large line of remarkably cheal
Wall Paper go TO Luckenbach's Msucl
Chunk.
Full line Of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at Henry Sehwartz, on Bank at.
Jacob DreibelbIes has had his Banl
street residence nicely repalnted.
Il have a lot of good rag carpet for sale
y. P. HnIL, jamestown. 3w
--Sweeny & Son have discontinued tn
use OF electric lights.