The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-11-08


ious illness
jamestown is not ready to be annexed
TO Lehighton,
The work of macadam on First street
is being pushed
Jolly James Ritz is the happy, dad of
a bouncing baby glfl.
full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at Henry Schwartz.
"A fine line of leather goods very low
at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
After December 10Th five per cent viii
be added to your taxes, so pay up
"A Pattlson taffy pull was something
new on Tuesday evening in this town.
We are pleased TO note that our young
friend James Nothslein is out after a seri-
illness Of three weeks.
William Newhart will put down a sub
stantial flag stone pavement along his
Third street property.
Buy yonr ladies ard misses coats at
the One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk. Prices the lowest,
The irrepressble jeff Rehrig, we'll
known to The "bOys" hereabouts, is said
TO be in Butte City, Montana.
Put It down in your diary that the
first snow for this year fell, hereabouts, on
the morning of November 4th.
Get measured for one of our fine black
dress suits at $50 worth S28 at Sondhem's
Merchant Tailoring Hall, Mauch Chunk.
The sweetest smile always adorns the
face of the damsel who has a fellow that
hires his teams of David Ebbert. If you
don't believe il, observe for yourself.
Charles Lilly, the barber under the
Opera House, has improved his shop by
the addition of handsome new cup rack,
manufactured by henry, Miller, of 1peiss.
port.
In a grand drawing at Brockyiile,
Canada, recently under the auspices of a
Moulder's Union, Ambrose Kast, of town.
came out winner of pair Of all-wOo
pants.
-Patronize Rishel, the reliable photo
man.
George Swartz, of Carbon street, brake
man an q Lehigh Valley Coal train, who
narrowly escaped death one night last week
by falling under moving coal train, is
able to move about on crutches.
The property owners along South
Second street from Kuntz's corner to- Ole
wines, have been notified by Council to
lay payements. By giving the matt er
their early attention they will save costs.
Al Youtz, formerly resident here,
son-n-law of Henry Nolf, now living at
Bethlehem and employed on the Bath rail-
road, was seriously injured in a wreck last
Saturday, and grave fears are entertained
for his recovery.
"A young man named Smith, of Third
street, employed on the upper division of
the Lehlgh Valley railroad as a brakeman,
fell from his train at Glen Summit Tues
day afternoon and sustained n severe con
cussion Of the brain.
DIR. o. w Snyder is the owner of
handsome fast bay mare with record
under 2.4O, formerly the property of Peter
Boncer, of Monroe county. The editor an
tlclpates dash behind the thoroughbred
on some faYorable occasion.
1t may interest our readers hereabouls |
who have friends in the little colony of
Lehightonians at Danville, to learn that
iron works in that town are closed and
that the streets are full of idle men and
merchants who feel dsheartened over the
prospect of dull winter.
The printer doesn't need money-he
lives on wind and promses-but our land |
lord wants his rent, our employees their
wages, and the paper, ink and type dealers
demand cash. down fol all purchases, and
neither will wait year This is why we
demand and expect cash-in-advance for Our
paper.
The list of honorary members to the
Arion Cornet Band now numbers twenty
or more, and includes our most prominent
townsmen. The direct purpose of the
honorary membership is to raise funds to
hold Prof. Ellis, the instructor, under whom
the band is fast gaining complete pro-
fcency.
I'VE regret very much that we again
find it necessary to call the attention of
fen of our delinquent subscribers 10 pony
up' their little accounts with this office,
and hope that this last notice will be suf-
ficlent with them. It is hardly necessary
to say that we need the money-news
paper men are always fush
--Rishel takes the best pictures.
Engineers Harry Blank, of town, and
Jacob BrOwnmiler, OF Perth Amboy are
cOntesting for handsome clock under the
auspices of Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, division 376. The contest will
be determined on January II, 1891. Both
are jolly good fellowswith hosts of friends,
and the contest will very likely be a close
one.
Recently DR.. o. W Snyder was called
to Bloomfield, n. j., TO treat a case of
lymphanglus, OF common big leg, in val
nahle horse belonging TO Herman Bros
It is hardly necessary to add that the ami
NAL is alright-the doctors success in the
treatment of all diseases of the horses be
ing so well known that the conclusion is
natural.
Ladies jackets from 50 up at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk,
--HallOw' cen was made to look ashamed
OF herself Friday night by the tricks the
youngsters worked on our people-gates,
payements, stoops, window blinds aud
crossings disappeared, and corn ratified
against the windows like hailestones. An
young American when he wants to make
life miserable for some one else.
AT teachers local institute in session
al White Haven Saturday a week ago the
/ Journal OF that town, has this TO say: