The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-11-01
LOCAL SANDWICHES

Advocate" Beaders.
Finest photo work at Rishels
-Deiienderfor wants boy or girl ia
strip tobacco
-Lehigh Fire Company meets next
Wednesday evening.
-Full line of Ingram and Brussels csr-
pets at Henry Schwartz,
See our elegant assortment of wedding
rings at E. H. Hohrs, Mauch Chunk
Clearance sales of wall paper below
cost at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
1t would be well for First street pro-
perty owners to keep their cutters clean.
ID. Fl straub is putting a substantial
stone curb along his Second street propert,,
Cabinet photos for sl.OO per dozen at
the N. Y Portrait Cots Gallery on First
street.
Railroad men that use the Racket
alarm clock sold by E. Fl. Hohl are always
'on time.
The Teachers County Institute will
assemble here in December, commencing
on the sth.
For Sale "A slx-roomed dwelling
house on Third street. Apply to II. V.
Morlhlmer Jr.
Theodore Kemerer is putting up the
foundation walls for a new dwelling house
on Second street.
John Esch manipulated the spigot in
Miller's restaurant this week during the
absence of the proprietor,
We regiet to chronicle the illness Of
the genial hearted NJ. C. Trexer and trust
for his rapid recovery.
Wilson d. Peters and family, of Iron
street. will next month take up a perma-
nent residence at Slatington.
Everybody visit the N. Y. Portrait
Co.'s Gallery and be made happy Cab-
net photos only S1.OO per dozen.
The blacksmith shop connected with
Trexler & Kreidler's carriage works is
undergoing a number of improvements.
Our schools are progressing very nice
ly under the able principalship of Prof. A.
f. Krout and his corps of bright and ener-
getic assistants.
During the remainder of our short
stay in Lehighlon we will make cabinet
photos for the very low price of $l.00 per
dozen. ~ Y Portrait Co.
Annie Rooney was quite popular but
she made the mistake of her life in not
hiring her pleasure teams from David
Ebbert, the liyerYman. Livery on North
street.
During one month recently DR.. Del
camp, of Bankway, folded and disposed of
to patients over 5000 powders. His practice
extends up and down the Valley for many
miles,
Special services commemorative of the
Reformation of the 10th century will be
observed in trinity Lutheran church on
Sunday The public is cordially invited to
be present.
The contract for the erection of the
Lehighton Hosiery Min has been granted
TO Ed Christman. The building will be
96x0O feet aud cost Sl650 Work will be
commenced at once.
81. c. Crocker, the photographer, the
other day left an excellent picture of Arion
Oornet Band with us. He is doing much
work of this kind in the neghborhood and
is now taking the public schools here.
Arrangements are now perfecting for
the holding of a grand musical entertain
ment in the Opera House on the 14th in
stant, for the benefit of the Reformed Sun
day school. Among the special attractions
will be the Ursinus College Gee club.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Lulu L., the accomplished
daughter of William Zehner and A.
Luckens Hagerman, on Tuesday, Novem-
ber llth in Trinity Lutheran church. The
George Swartz, OF town, Lehigb
Valley brakeman, fell under coal train at
Easton Tuesday night and was dragged for
some distance. His escape from a horrible
death is a miracle; as it is, he comes out
without broken bone aud only few
bruises.
John J. Hart, of Scranton, travelling
lecturer for the Knights of Labor, brilliant
" entertained fair sized audience in
Gabe's Hall, Sunday evening. in dis
cusslon of ballot reform. Mr.. Hart is a
clear and forelble speaker and it is to be
regretted that the meeting was not more
generally attended.
Nothing beats Rlshers photo work.
The Lehighton Orchestra has been re-
ADVOCATE congratulates the young couple,
organized and much strengthened under
the leadership of Prof Thos. Ellis. The
membership now stand. Dr. c. r. Horn,
John Kuts. Elmer Yenser, John and Frank
Caifrey. Wentze Schinkie, Author Clauss,
John J. Hummel and "Doc'' Miller.
Thursday evening at the Reformed
parsonage on Second street by Rey. J.
Alvin Reber, Ulysses Hough and Miss
Sabina Bedleman were united in the holy
bonds of wedloek. They are now enjoying
a wedding trip to New Jersey and New
York. The young couple have warm con-
gratulations OF many friends.
The Identifying of the interior of the
Methodist Episcopal church is going on
nicely under the skilful efforts of Mr.
Banta, who is an artist of considerable
ability, as a glance at the unfinished work
in the above church proves. When all
Improvements are completed the N. e,
will be the coolest little church in town.
November oath will be the anniversary
of the Gnaden Huetten massacre. Vim
the several churches arrange for special
services on the occasion in commemoration
of the sei-saerlfce of the early Morayians
who dared the dangers of early settlement
and planted Gods tree in the wilderness?
Let the several pastors get together and do
something.
"A letter received and much appreciated
by the ADVOCATE comes from an old
, soldier hoy" at the National Soldiers
Home, Virginia, aud says in conclusion
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