The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-27

NUNhAEs
The frst school month-twenty-d days
ended Monday.
Work on First street progresses. Con
tinued in our next.
You hear no more talk Of Methodist
chapel for jamestown.
--Lehighton LOroueh wants $1,000 OF
5000. Haye you got itP
Save money by buying wall paper at
Luckenbachs. Msuch Chunk.
Clearance sales of wall paper below
cost at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
--COachman Henry Nolf expects TO
haye his new rig out in a week or two.
MERRIAM s. Sons new advertisement
appears elsewhere. Take sQuint at II.
Al Campbell the jewe!er, talks Of
opening branch establishment at Lana
ford.
See dust proof, on time, quick train,
railroad watches at E. H, Hollis, Mauch
Chunk.
W. S. Kuhns announces In another
column that he is prepared to do all kinds
Of plumbing
The absence of Rev. j. H. Kuder last
Sunday, Cdarles D. Clauss fllled the pulpit
in Trinity Lutheran church.
A valuable horse belonging to John
Farren, injured some weeks ago in run
away, died this week of lock jaw.
Paul Keefer, of Mauch Chunk, is the
new owner of Fred Brinkman's seven year
old bay horse. Consideration $3.50.
Rev. f. A. Bauer and family, of
Hazleton, will likely take up a residence
here in the early part of next months
Charles Goth, of Weissport, has the
contract to paint and decorate the homes
of B. J. KuntS and Howard Seaboldt.
-Brinkman Brothers will place the
handsome Kemerer-Seaboldt monument in
the Lehighton cemetery early next week.
"A hose company with 600 feet of hose
but-no hose house, and yet Lehghton is
supposed to keep up in the march Of
progression,
Quarterly conference will be observed
by the NJ. E, congregation Saturday even
L
Thomas, of Philadelphia, will be present.
The county fair during October's s
second week, gives promise to surpass all
previous exhibitions. For the occasion
there will be a regular Daily Adpocate
issue each morning.
--Mrs. Frank Gerber, of Audenried.
while in town recently, left an order with
Brinkmsn Bros, for the or ection of =
handsome tablet over the grave of heI
deceased son Harry.
David Hatch, of this city, who is do
ing considerable well drilling, on Monday
shipped his portable Keystone drilier to
Beaver Meadow where has several con-
tracts to sink aTtesian wells.
The local news, interestingly told in 9
bright and breezy way, is the manner in
which the ADVOCATE serves it at $1.Oo g
year. We would like to add you to oui
subscription liSt il you are not already
with us.
The dam of the Lehigh Water Com
panv, located In Long Run was completed
Friday, and inspected and accepted Satur
day. 1t is 200 feet wide, 13 feet deep anC
has capacity of more than 250,00O, ,00t
gallons of water.
Franz Roederer, of Third street, /,
the owner Of rose bush that is in bloom
for the second time this summer. 1t i
literally covered with blossoms that pro
mise to burst into lovlness when kissed b,
tho SUMS warm rays.
The widow of August Beckendorf, re
Gently killed OH the Valley road, will re
celVe $1,000 from Lehigh Lodge, B. of R
R. T., of town, and S1.3O per day for tw
years from the Valley Relief Fund. H
was a member of both organizations.
While q number of hoisemen wer
speeding their animals on the track at In
fair grounds few DAYS ago there was
collision. and John Hauk of town, an
Joe Stroll, of Towamensing, had thei
sulky's smashed to smithereens, whil
several horses were badly bruised.
Oscar German and Billy Gazel VIII
waylaid and severely punched lIenr
Wisler, of Franklin, some few weeks age
while he was in this town. have just pal
$14S6 apiece for their little fun. The
: get Of easy at that There is too much {
this rowdylsm. Let it be stopped.
New Industries calculated to furnis
E employment to the naturally increasin
: population are needed In Lehlghton, an
0 the people should not be satisfied unit
=. they secure them. We ought to add
least one substantial new industry evel
four months and keep It up in season.
, -On the event of his ffty-frst birthds
anniversary Monday evening large nun
Der of the friends OF james Bigley,
y North First street assembled at his hon
Q and spent the evening in pleasurable e
tertalnment. Late in the evening refres
o ments we're serYe1 In excellent style.
!. Members Of the Methodist congreg
) tion talk Of number of Improvements
h connection with their handsome edifce,
ie follows, a twenty foot addition in the re
Is for an infant department and the cushio
ing Of the pews, and the general improY
T. nent Of the church and school interior.
l. If our police were to keep one 9
s open and walk along First street of
10 evening they could swell their exchequ
s. BY Arresting the immoral reprobates W
n have a practice Of insulting ladies a
making indesent exposures, The soon
u this thing is stopped the better 1t will
III both for the town and people.
~ -Ksmerer & Swartz now use their
ns tire establishment for the display of
" ns large new stock of elegant furniture. Til
business is booming. A fact clearly
l., tested by their large sales in this town a
sy the surroundings. We are pleased
ne make note OF this from the fact that II
a are among our line, progressive You
cS merchants.