The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-10-25
LOCAL SANDWICHES,

"Advoonto" Renders.
Finest photographs at RishoI's
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at Henry Schwartz,
Tissue. French tissue, all shades at
Lulkenbach's, Aauch Chunk
Annie Rooney had her picture taker
by the N. Y. Portrait Co., before she died.
John Ackers pigeon house was robbed
of a half dozen fine birds last Sunday even
ing,
Excavations for the new annex to the
Methodist Episcopal church has been com
menced
For Sale "A six-roomed dwelling
house on Third street. Apply to IT, ".
Mortimer, Jr.
The remodelling of the old Morayian
cemetery is now under way. A very COM
mendable proceeding.
M. o. Kuntz has purchased from Lewis
Kleppinger thirty foot building lot on
Second street for 1926.
Tobias Buss' new home on Second
street is completed, and he will occupy the
same after next week.
Don't fall behind the times but have
your picture taken at the N. Y. Portrait
Co.'s new gallery in Lehighton.
oh, yes, it must be stopped. We re-
fer to the fast driving on First street. The
ordinance should be enforced.
-Sabel's new pavement is long look
ed, anxiously hoped for and commendable
improvement on lower First street
Artist Owen Rehrig has nicely re-
papered aud decorated the interior Of
Lawyer Gllham's home on South First
street.
The grand drawing for The benefit of
Lehigh Fire Company, of town, has been
postponed from Oct. IS, to an indefinite
date in the future.
Mrs r. A. Williams, of Childress,
Texas, formerly of town, presented her
husband with twin boys on the 18th Inst,
all are doing well.
An unknown old soldier in town Fri
day and Saturday last Scared" pedestrians
by having frequent falling fits while walk
ing along First street.
The steady increase in our circulation
is gratifying indication that the ADvo.
CATE is appreciated by the people. If you
are not already reader subscribe.
Moses Hontz, of town, was before the
U. s. Pension Examiners at Mauch Chunk
on Wednesday undergoing an examination
as TO his physical condition for 2 pension.
-rhe site of the Lehighton KNITTING
Mil has been decided on. 1t will occupy
the grounds on which formerly stood th'
Smith coal breaker near the Lehigh Vale!
Railroad.
Contractor L. II. Nothstein, of ThirC
street, while in Mahoning Valley last Sat
urday shot and killed chicken hawk tina
measured three feet and ten inches across
the wings.
The old Lehigh bridge abutment. OIL
this side of the river below the Vale
station, has been completely leyelled, an,
} new sidings will soon be run over the spo
where it stood.
The family were desperately opposed
TO him until they learned that he hired h!
; teams of David Ebbert. the liYeryman, the
they recognized his practical commo
sense and took him into the family fold,
| Thomas Swartz, of this city, for seyera
e years past foreman of a floating gang o
1 the L. e S. Division of the C. R.R. of n
r j., running between Easton and Tamaqug
has rendered his resignation to the company
Lasting work at Rlshel's photo gallery
\ Many Of our exchanges make the gam
e law wrong. 1t should be 'Quail or vi
e glna Partridge are in season from Noven
T. Der / st TO December 18th of each year.
This is according to the Act of April, 1888
d 1T is vandalism to tear down hand bill
n and the law prescrbes very severe penalt.
y It is something, though, that is quite free
d done, and one of these days somebody wi
j. furnish a subject for first class examp
r. to Others
After December lst. 1890, formal al
|, nouncements of marriages must be paid f
i at the rate of twenty-five cents for eat
n insertion, Resolutions will be charged +
,e at this rate of five cents per line Pas
S this in your hat
in The CARBON ADvocTE wants live
e. correspondent in every town, village al
ID hamlet in Carbon county who will furni
n. us the happenings Of their respective neig
n, borhood in plain, straightforward wa
is Write to us for full particulars.
e- 1t is said on the street that C.
he Hagerdon will open class in German,
n this town, if suitable number of pup
n can be secured. There should be
.rs trouble to do this, as the study of the GO
old German will be benelic ial to all you
men.
The open air concert from the halco
of the Exchange Hotel Saturday eYenil
by Arlou Cornet Bard was a genuine mt
~ cal treat for our people who lined the tn
~ oughfare for two squares. The band b
Ii, are coming up to an ideal proficiency un
"" Prof. Ellis, their teacher
10" Eighteen butchers sell meats in I
city, and in the nelghborhood the nun
III goes mp to 80 or 35 -Four were added
the roll this week, William Leukel, Nil
Diehl, George Emery and Nathan Dru
w. =, bore. Soon some one must take a tum
iIa The thing is being oyerdone
.a.s Some few weeks since we sent ol
number of bills for subscription and
yertlsing to persons who owe two, tn
four and five dollars EACH Some haYt
,i,c sponded, but the greater number have
''"@ To the latter we would say "Pay up. y
k Is are i'm need of that which rightly belC
oy's 10 us to meet our legitimate expenses.
and For good photo work go 10 Rishel
SO, During the base bail season Lehigl
,ney played forty-live games, OF which mn
they won 30, lost 12 and tied 8. TIL
an excellent record for an amateur
ball club, and lovers of the sport here
well feel "stuck up'' on the champion
ates' the Lehigh Valley. The stockho
slate want to assemble and make preparai
,tlas for next season.