The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08

It will pay You to see the large stock at
Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Mai. Klotz Commandery K. G. E., of
town, will participate in the Golden Eagle
parade at Allentown OH Tuesday, April
18th.
Owing to a leak having been discover
ed in the reservoir pumping was stopped
Tuesday TO allow the making of necessary
repairs.
The most handsome designs in gold
watches for ladies and gents are now on
exhibition at Books Jewelry store,
Lehighton.
-Kuhn's, on north First street, sells
heaters and ranges at marvelously low figs
ures See him before making purchases
elsewhere.
John lIooley, late Of Royersford, has
assumed the foremanship of the Lehigh
stoye Foundry. John is well and favor
ably known here.
Persons throwing waste water, rub
bish or refuse of any kind on the public
streets are liable to fine Of S. for each
and every offence.
Al Nothstein has sold his residence on
Fourth street to Daniel Krock. Mr., N.
will build on north Second street during
the coming summer,
County Commissioner Henry Miller
Of Franklin township, has purchased from
German Bros, of Lehigh cou nty, lot on
Bankway 6Ox7s feet.
Wedding rings of every description,
also, rings set with diamonds, rubies, sap
phires, opals and moon-stones at E. IL.
Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
Work will soon be commenced on the
new base ball park-tbe necessary amount
of stock having almost been subscribed for
BY lovers of the National sport.
james Hollenbach, of Second street,
sold one of his horses to a party living in
Mahoning. and secured by purchaser an
other animal from Slatington dealer.
Work on the improvement Of the house
on Second and Coal street, TO be occupied
by Supt. Dickinson, is now in progress.
A complete renovation will be effected.
The Germania Sangerbund have been
engaged to render some of their excellent
vocal selections at the Arion Cornet Band
festival in Gabel's Hall Saturday evening.
1t has been suggested that Council
pass an ordinance taxing hucksters, and
others selling goods on the public thorough
fares. Is there anything in itP Think
oyer itP
What does Council think of the idea
of numbering the houses. We have grown
to such proportions that it would certainly
be convenience to the public. Think
over it.
George Anthony, Of First street, en-
ployed at Packerton, is taking care of a
badly mashed thumb and foreinger on hi'
left hand. The accident occurred Tues
day while at work.
Ed. Jones, Of the Exchange Hote
stables, who had several ribs broken few
weeks ago by being knocked down by {
rumptious horse, is about again and attend
ing his usual duties.
"A temporary plank walk from the Val
ley House.to the bridge has been laid. l
has proved great convenience to pedes
trians, but the dignity of the town require
something more substantial
"A very pleasant surprlse was tendsre'
Prof. F. J. Stettler and wife, at the Ex
change Hotel, by their many friends OIL
Friday evening last. The usual cOnyiyal
ties were INDUCED In until late hour.
"A delegation Of Lehigh Council, Nc
: 401, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, attended the flft
anniversary celebration Of Star LodG
: Council at Slatlngton on Thursday even
ing. An interesting programme was re
; cited with success,
The vernal equinox falls on Friday
March 2lst, when spring commences, an
l the DAYS and nights will be Of the sam
length. At the time the sun passes thes
i equinoctial points heavy storms usual
g prevail on sea and land,
+ -SilYerware, silVerware, sllverware,
n glance at our new goods will convince 20
9 that we have the choicest designs you eve
9 looked at and at prices to suit a fat or lea
pocket-book. Remember the place, E. T
IS Hohls Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store,
IT by the Allentown Democrat we 81
b that Miss Ella Bartholomew, Of Philade
u phia, daughter of Levi Bartholomew,
IT Bankway, was recently married to Villa
u Fegley, of Allentown, Miss BaFtholome
10 Is we'll known here, and has the be
wishes OF many frierds for a safe voyaI
rt ore matrimony's tempestous seas.
is If First street property owners agr
I'd there is every reason to believe that Il
I'd thoroughfare will be macadamized duril
ed the coming spring and summer. Proper
In owners are to pay two-thirds and the bC
h. ough one-third Of the cost. With the sire
in good condition the value Of proper
ed along the line will 80 up. fifty per cent
n George, young son OF Mrs. Angel
w Heberling. of Second street, was hit on I
rs head by falling board, Wednesday. VIII
sw at play in stable, and rendered pncC
IS, scious. Later he recovered eonsciopsne
j. but remained speechless, the shock e
Up, IDENTIFY causing q slight conclusion of
brain. AS we go to press he is impr0vi
7m The "Young Peoples Society" '
nat meet as usual next Monday evening MAJ
try 10th: The following programme has b
by arranged for the evening. Select readi
air Mrs, Smith; duett, Misses Irwin 8
red Raudebushl solo, Alice Blank; Tectati
Dur Carrie Blank; sketch, Mr.. Fenneri rec
ng. tIon, Miss Miller; essay, Jno. Scholl.
op- are Invited,
by increasing Lehlghton's iudust
- interests property holders will secure ex
value on their buildings. Is this not
inducement for them TO invest their mo-
- In any anhatAntlal and raliable industry