The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-31
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. MAY 81, 1890
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP


The Epworth League of the NJ. f.
church will hold its next regular meeting
on Tuesday evening, June 3rd. The fol-
lowing is the programme for the occasion
Devotional exercises; roll call with quota
lions; sketch, Alice Mccormick; chorus;
essay, Florence Koons; instrumental solo,
Daisy Hibbler; select reading, Mrs. Kramer
solo, Lizzie Lentz; bible reading, Rev. G,
W. DUNCAN; Question Box. 1t is the OBJ
ject OF the League to make all its meetings
profitable as we'll as entertaining, and a
most cordial Invitation is extended to all
TO attend.
The high school graduating class will
complete their final examination on Satur-
day. They are Maud Wheatley, Sallie
Gabel, E:ta Drissel, Albert Durling, Edgar
Xander. Ed. Gomery, AL. Bartholomew,
Chas Mertz, Chas. Bowman, Granville
Clauss and Samuel Miller. The class num-
bers eleven, and is the largest number
graduating from one school at any one time
in this county. The reflection is COM
mendable on Prof Stettler.
"A letter from our young friends Quint.
Arner and Charley Hauk, of the Millers-
vile State Normal School tells of their good
health and gives us pointer about little
racket they work with the fire escape
the attraction is two coquettish dlmsels in
a town not far from the school. oh
An opportunity will soon be given the
poor man TO buy himself lot in this
place, an enterprising gentleman having
In view The purchase of tract of land and
the conversion OF the same into building
lots which he will sell at very low rates
and on easy terms.
Quarterly conference will be observed
In Ebenezer Evangelical church on Satur-
day evening, and on Sunday morning fol-
lowing the Holy Communion will be cele-
brated. Presiding Elder D. A. Medlar. OF
Pottsville, will preach on the occasion.
"A subscriber at distance writes: "I
can hardly wait until Saturday comes along
for the paper, as 1t is very interesting TO
me-" Exactly what we endeavor to make
it, and it is gratifying to know that our
efforts meet with appreciation.
The new school board will effect an
organization on Monday evening: The
new members are NJ. o. Bryan and F. p.
Semmel and the balance of the board are
l.. K. Boyer, f. II. Snyder, G. T. Horn and
Richard Koons.
Census enumerator 4. S. Wheatley
win commence on the duties of his appoint
ment next Monday. The questiors he v III
put to you must be answered., and if done
promptly and correctly will greatly facili-
tate his labors.
"A good garden feeds bugs. Slug Shot
kills bugs that destroy currents, potatoes,
cabbage, flowers, plums, &c. Used ten
years with safety and surety and is cheap
Sold by Iehigh Coal IL Hardware Co.,
Limited. maY17-w3
DIR. Delcamp, of Bankway, has re
modelled and improved the appearance Of
his Office by improvements that reflect al
once credit on the mechanical skill of DayiC
Kramer and the taste of the genial doctor
For the very finest house painting anC
paper hanging C. A. Goth is acknowledged
TO lead, consequently before contracting
your work to any other make Il point t.
see him. Terms low and work the hest.
AT a grand drawing fer beautliu
silver watch, under the auspices OF ST
Peters and Pauls church, Monday eve
ming, Peter Schweibinz, of Mauch Chunk
held the winning number.
The base Oall club will hold their gran
drawing for the beautiful Chimes OF MOI
mandy Clock to-day friday, The time
piece is now on exhibition in the shol
window of Kutz's cigar store.
The Young Peoples Society of the Re
formed church will wind up It's affairs fo
the summer on the evening of June 9ti
TO reopen again however, some time /
September.
As soon as Samuel Seller can get ca
penters 10 do the work he will have a lare
square awning erected in front of the l.,
high Coal 4 Hardware Company's place
business.
Rev. G. W. Gross, of Allentown, an
g. w. DUNCAN, Of town, will deliver or
lions commemorative of Memorial Day
the cemetery in this place. this CFrida!
afternoon.
-Lehigh Fire Company will hold vel
important meeting on the evening of JuI
4th, and, accordingly, every member
wanted present.
1t is the talk on the street that a ro
Of dwelling houses are 10 be erected som
where on Fourth street during this summt
II sen have not yet subscribed towa
the machine shop do 50 now, aud make q
enterprise go!
%. B. Sigey Of the Gazetie- Times n
moved his branch job printing Office
Manch Chunk.
Full line OF Ingram and Brussels c.
pets a. Henry Schwartz. on Bank st.
Charley Henry is a porter at Ho
Wahneiah, Glen OnOkO.
Policeman Werner Is an auciioneer.
Read Tue advertisements,
keep the cutters clean.