The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-08-09

NEWSY WEiSSP0RT.
Local Jumbles strung together by TIA,
stroller" Things that will Interest you.
-R. j. Sewell spent Sunday at Halle
ton.
"A new Central railroad station is talk
ed Of again.
DR.. Tweedle, of Weatherly, was in
town on Tuesday.
%. j. Seager and DIR. p. A. Andrews
we're at Allentown on Tuesday.
Henry Chrlstman, at the Fort Allen,
talks of putting in a handsome new bar.
The Lutheran and Reformed Sunday
school picnced at the Glen on Wednesday.
Cornelius Snyder, of Allentown, was a
wel-known visitor in town this week.
George Horn has purchased Frank
Deibert's shaving saloon under Bierys
Drug store.
Mrs. Harvey Albright and Miss Emma
Beer will in the near future open dress
making establishment on the east side.
In is rumored that the Reformed Aid
Society has in contemplation an excursion
to Philadelphia and the Geological Garden
in the early part of September.
John Schabo, of Shamokin, who for
merly lived here, is Democratic candi-
date in Northumberland county for Treas
urer with bright prospects of gettn' thar!
u. S. Kresge, our popular boot and
shoe maker will occupy the building just
vacatel by Barber Horn after it has been
improved and remoddelled to suit his busi-
ness.
Every day O. J. Seager receives car
load of seasonable fruits and vegetables
direct from the gardens. Merchants will
save freight by buying of him. Prices the
lowest.
Wesley Rehrig, of town, who was in
Jail at Allentown last week for stealing a
S1.5O revolver from his unce Francis
Rehrig, of the last named city, was releas-
ed on bail Saturday.
-One evening recently the Reformed
pastor, Rev. j, j. Stauffer, was very pleas
antly surprised by the members of his con
gregation and friends who came in a body
to the parsonage and brought with them a
large number of presents.
Letters are in the post office here for
Emma Sot, Mrs. Lizzie A. Dreher, Thigh
man Aner and Frank Fritzinger. When
calling for them, after giving your name
say "adyertised," as these letters are kept
separate from other mail matter.
Nathan Leiller, who lives at Lock No.
?, up near the boat yard, was on Sunday
night robbed of a gold watch, S61 in cash
and some clothing. The thieves are sup
posed to be gang of tramps who were
seen loafing around the neighborbood.
-Rumor has it that our popular towns
man, Daniel Graver will shortly open in
the old post office building merchant
tailoring and gents furnishing store.
There seems to be no reason why such an
establishment should not be well patron.
lied.
Charley Goth, Levi Horn, VIII Biery
and Austin Boyer who were camping at
Saylor's Lake for week under the some
what suggestive nom de plume of limo
cents Abroad" returned Monday evening,
They speak of having had an excellent
time, and we believe it.
Union Hill is ahead in quite a number
of things but prominently in its building
boom, and then in having the oldest BIZ
cycle rider in Carbon county, or, perhaps,
the state. 1t is William Hill, aged three
score and seven and he rides with the grace
and rapidits of Chesterfeldian.
Henry Trapp, for long time tele-
graph operator at the Valley station and
night dispatcher at Mahoning siding, will
on next Monday move to Lansford where
he will have charge of Laury's bakery In
the new home we hope for Mr.. and Mrs.
Trapp an abundance of prosperity.
While putting on the brakes at Slat-
ngton Saturday Paddy" Aner, Lehlgh
Valley freight brakeman, was caught be-
tween the "walks" on top of two freight
cars and badly squeezed. He was i'm.
mediately brought to his home in this
place, where under excellent medical treat
ment, he is getting along nicely.
Abraham Danowsky and Michael
Levin, Hebrew pack peddlers, residents
here, during little muss the other night
''got jumbled up together" with the re-
suit that on Tuesday Officer Raworth, OF
Lehighton, served a notice on Abraham tc
the effect that he should be very careful in
his expressions against Michael, whom he
had promised to kill.