The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-29

~ ne lulOWlWN VIII ue tne Ofutf OF ser
vices In Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
church for next week: Next Sunday will
be "College Day" and Rev. @. j. Cooper,
of Allentown, will occupy the pulpit morn
ing and evening. Monday and Tuesday
evenings German services bY the pastor and
Rev. L. Lindens.ruth, respectively The
study Of the Sunday school lesson on Wed
nesday evening In English. English ser
vices on Thursday evening. On Good Fri
day morning at 10 o'clock German services
and in the evening English preparatory SER
vices and confirmation Of catechumens.
The Holy Communion on Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
The sad death Of Miss Hiskey at the
hands of young Campbell ought to be
warning to some Of the fresh young men Of
this vicinity; the law against carrying con-
cealed weapons ought to be enforced boys
hardlV old enough to be out after dark,
carrying revolvers-this and cigar or
cigarette and cheek makes up the average
young man of the Campbell stripe; deck
of cards, dime novel, beer and mash,
as they term IL, lands them where they be-
long, in jail.
The building of hose house Is about
a settled thing with the town councilmen.
Good But gentlemen, have It built right.
Let the building be of brick, with the
necessary rooms nicely aud conveniently
arranged on the second floor, while the
basement or cellar could be fixed for the
holding of prisoners. While you are about
it, let it be done right.
The gold watch of your life time should
be design that will suit In every way, and
when YOU get It you should see a big stock
to select from. The Mauch Chunk Jewelry
Store of E. H. Hohl buys in large quanti-
ties and therefore can sell cheaper than
other dealers. We have gold watches for
men for $15 and upward. All our watches
are fully warranted.
To accommodate persons living in
Lehighton and Packerton who may wish to
attend the services atSt. Marks Episcopal
Church, Mauch Chunk, the hour of even.
ing service on Sundays has been changed
to seven o'clock. The returning train
leaves at 1926. Last Sunday evening about
sixty persons went up from Packerton.
First street will be scraped. That 10
the surface mud is to be taken off to
possible depth of six or more inches and
the street fixed temporarily until the sewer
business is decided and people along the
thorOughfare have made water service
connections. Don't let the matter hang
fire too long.
Thursday evening the new pastor of |
St. Paul and Peter Catholic church, Rev.
A. Mersch, of Philadelphia, was agreeably |
surprised by the members of his conRrega-
tion, accompanied by the Germauia Sang
erbund, calling at his home IN body and |
extending him hearty welcome.
"A Stockholders meeting of the Lehigh
ton Water Company will be held in Gabeps
Hall, on Saturday evening, at 500 o'clock,
for the purpose of receiving report Of the
committee on Long Run system of water
supply. The meeting is important and all
interested should attend.
Rev. A. NJ. Sampsel and family on
Mon lay moved their household effects into
the Evangelical parsonage. The same
evening they were happily surprised by
many members of the congregation calling
in body and extending cordial welcome
to the new field of labor.
On account of services, which will be
held every evening next week Holy week.
In the RafOruad cburoh H. r,ooet... |
the "Young Peoples Society" for next
Monday evening has been postponed until
the following Monday evening April sth.
Please tell your friends.
The members of st. Paul and Peter
Catholic church called on Rey. Hammecke.
prior to his departure for his new field of
labor, and presented him with handsome
purse as an expression of their goodwill
and hearty well wishes for continued fu-
ture prosperity.
-ReY. G. A White, of the Union
Theological Seminary, will preach trial
sermons in the Presbyterian church of this
borough on next Sunday morning and
evening. Services at 1890 a. M, and 7 D.
m. A most cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Efforts are now being made to have a
large machine works locate here. We can
get it perhaps, II the dry.bOnes receive a
general shaking up and the men who have
money come up front.
Joseph Webb this week moved into
his new restaurant, in the building former
ly occupied by V. Schwartz, the popular
furnitureman, where he is nicely and con-
Yeniently located.
Levi Horn, OF Franklin township, has
the contract to repair the street from the
Eew bridge to the Valley House. and for a
week has been engaged on the same.
"A handsome Veranda will be erected in
front OF the First National Bank residence
on First street, Ed Christman has the Job
in hand and it will be done o. K.
Adam Eaches and his son John, have
formed a co-partnership, and will make
contracts for building dwellings and doing
all kinds Of plumbing work.
-EYerything In the line Of carpets from
a good rag carpet TO ingraln and velvet
brussel, at Y. P. Hei's north First street.
Rags in exchange for either. t2.
The incest assortment of mourning
iewelFY ever displayed In this section can
be seen at E. II. Hohps Mauch Chunk
JowelrY Store.
N, n. q.
There was happy time at the residence Of
our esteemed tOwnspeOple MIR. and Mrs. NJ. o.