The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-07-19
TheCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY. july. p 1890
GOssIPTNG GATHRRINGs.


Base ball supplies at Luckenbach's,
Mauch Chunk.
The Teutonia VERNE will hold their
regular meeting on Monday evening.
DIR. o. w. Snyder, has cured Jonathan
Kistlers fast bay horse of a very bad attack
of lock-ja
"A gold brest-pin is at this office wait
ing the owner to prove property and pay
for this notice.
-Lehigh Fire Company, No. l, will par
ticipate in the state Firemen's Parade at
Chester, in September.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School will picnic in East Weissport on
Thursday, August Sth.
Harry Clauss, of town, late of New
York City, is the new clerk at the Ameri-
can House. Mauch Chunk.
The Carbon county fair will be held
on the grounds in this place on the 7Uh,
9Th, 9th and 10th Of October.
Take a look at those Louis TX wed
ding rings now on display at T.. H. HohPs
Jewelry Store, Mauch Chunk.
The salary of Prof. Krout, the new
principal of schools. will be $50 per month
and not 800 as stated last week.
John Eaches, on Bankway, is making
excellent ice cream and invites the public
to call and sample it. Big ten cent plates.
1t measures about 10000 feet from
walp's Eagle store at the North end to the
n .,Js a In I ouu
Run.
There will be a special meeting of
Lehigh Fire Company on next Wednesday
evening. and all members are particularly
requested TO be present.
Henry Schwartz held the lucky ticket,
No. 30, which drew the handsome chande-
lier at Horns Central Drug Store, Saturday
evening. Lucky, Henry.
1t will be gratifying information to
many Of our town people to learn that Rev.
E. A. Baur, of Hazleton, is recovering
from recent serious illness.
The Park still continues in its scraggY,
delapidated condition and a public sub
scription TO haye the grass cut and the
cutters cleaned is talked Of
"A quilting party on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mr.. Fritzinger on Third
street, concluded in the evening with a
pleasant little dance and supper.
"A young girl named Hinkel, of James
town, suburb of this place, was thrown
from horse Saturday, while riding along
the Packerton road, and badly injured
Nine out ot every ten strangers take a
look at the Park and then turn away dis
gusted. II is no wonder, it looks worse
han badly kept garden. Cut the grass
John d. Bertoette Post, Asa, Grand
Army OF the Republic, listened to very
able discourse in the NJ. +. Church or
Sunday evening by the Rev. G. w. Dun
gan.
"A handsome team done up in style, il
all the consideration in the world when {
fellow takes his best girl out driving. Yol
won't miss it If you go to David Ebbert
on North street.
The funeral of Mrs. Theodore KEN
erer, Sr., was very largely attended ol
Monday afternoon by relatives and friends
Rev. j. Alvin Reber, of Zions Reformed
church officiated.
Coon, Gabele & Co. on Tuesday signe,
the street macadamizlng contract-M essrs
Reber and Coon giving bonds for the iiru
in the sum of $4,000. Work will likely
commenced next week.
Miss Katie Werner, of Fleetwood
Berks county, has rendered her resignatio
as teacher of the girls primary in thI
place, she having secured a more lucrativ
appointment nearer home.
The Park is certainly not q thing {
beauty, consequently nor much of JOY
Bnt If the grass was kept nicely trlmme
aud the cutters cleaned ii could be mad
% look quite pretty. Try i'll
"A party of Lehlghtonlans who enjoye
the pleasures of the famous Glen onol
last Sunday were W. G. Miller and VIII
George Lawfer and wife, F. d. Miller an
wife and Joseph Webb and wife.
The dam of the Lehighton Water ca
up long Run, will not be completed f
another month. Water connection b
been made however, and those of our pc
pie who have the service can now use it.
Being a special agent for the Americt
Watch Company l can knock the profits
any dealer in watches in the county, G.
aud be convinced at Hollis JewelrY Stol
Maueh Chunk. 1t will pay you handson
lY TO buy from Hohl.
The members of the Germania S@ng
bund, of town, will go to the Flag Sta
hauoh Chunk, next Sunday momir
where they win exchange cordial fraten
greetings with a New York Maunecho
who will be guests at the Mansion Hou
in the above city over Sunday.
A free public lecture ON "Wisdom a
Folly" will be delivered by Miss Fletch
OF New York city, in the Methodist EE
ropal church on south First street, n,
"Wednesday evening, 20 which the pub
is cordially invited. Miss Fletcher has !
tured here on several occasions, and
ways with pleasurable satisfaction 10
audienoes.