The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-10-11


wholesale slaughter of hogs-the number
daily likely to reach into the hundreds.
The Lords Supper will be observed in
Trinity Lutheran church on Sunday morn
| ing and evening next Preparatory ser
vices will be held Saturday afternoon and
evening
w. E. Smith, of Iron street, this week
moved his house hold goods to Union
county where he will reside i'm the future
MFR. Smith formerly taught our Grammar
school.
Mr.. Ben. Kester, of town, manufac.
turer of Kestef's Celebrated Home Fel-
tilzers, which have national reputation,
expects to spend the coming winter in the
sunny South.
--'Mandus Mertz, who is great authorl-
ty on base bail and all sporting matters,
come out this week as a COW boy. He
wears regular ives tern sombrero and
looks immense.
Rev. George W. GROSS, of Allentown.
formerly of this city, we on Saturday
nominated at Reading as the Prohibition
candidate for Congress from the Berks-
Lehigh district.
"A three foot wide foot walk from B.
j. Kuntz's on the corner of 2nd and Alum
to Daniel Olewine's in the south end is a
promised improvement that cannot be toe
highly commended.
The nine ton stone crusher of Coon,
Gabel & Reber, located in Franklin town.
ship, has daily capacity of 200 car loads
of crushed stones. Charley Miller OF
town. coptrols the throttle.
Henry Miller, of Franklin, who owns
the new planning min iu this town, has of
fered the second floor of the building tc
the Lehighton Hosiery Company. The
building is 60x100 feet in dimensions.
Coon, Gabel & Co., are to be com
mended for removing the cobble stone:
from the payements along both sides o
| North First street. We asked for this lasI
week. A Il things come to those who wait
If work on First street had beer
pushed as rapidly a few weeks ago as dur
| ing the past few days there would not have
been so much growing and kicking and
the thoroughfare would now be completed
1t wasn't very large audience tina
listened to Rev. G. w. Gross temperance
address at the Park on Saturday evening
but those who were there had the satisfac
tion of hearing some solid chunks of wis
dom.
The dam of the Lehighton Watei
Company in Long Run holds about 1000,
! 600 gallons of water and not $50, ,000, ,00l
| gallons as the type made us say sometime
since. 1t is a magnificent body of pur,
crystalline water
is there no ordinance in the govern
ment of this little city to prevent droveT
from driving cattle and swine on the pave
ment If not, there certainly should be
There is much complaint regarding this an(
it must be stopped.
Abraham Wolfe and f. p Xander
male graduates of our public schools, hay,
appointments as teachers, the former %
SendaPs in Mahoning, and the latter q
Beaver Run. They will commence OF
their duties next Monday.
-Brinkmon Bros, are building monlr
ment to perpetuate the memory of Ella
Fritz, buried in the Vest Penn cemeter
who suiclded about year ago Fritz
formerly owned and run the White Bea
Hotel, in this county.
Prof Thos. Ellis is the new musica
director of Arion Cornet Band and alread
marked improvement is noticeable in th
style and quality of their music. Tn
professor is an artist in his line and
most excellent Instructor.
Ollie Lilly, of town, is d)ing som
neat work in the way of amateur photos
raphy. The other Cay he took" Koch
cigar factory and de gang that rolls lh
weed, viz: Press Koch, Hummel Merlz
ChrlstmaD and Barney Bartholomew.
AN old German milk man from tn
salubrions precinct of Jimtown has had
harness made fol- his COW and will here
after have the animal draw his mill
. wagon. When you see H., don't laugh
/ It's comical, to be sure, but necessit
knows no law.
Arthur Gibbons, of Mill Creek,
+ anxious to box John Hawk, OF LehightoT
9 for purse of 500 a side, or to wrest
9 same amount A match will probably
made with both parties, at leasl 50 says II
s Scranton Republican.
Either run the town for all it's wort
h or quit the whole thing, slide out and !,
natureGbake its course. II YOU want bus
ness 10 come to your town work for It an
encourage others who are so doing. Bul
l. jealousy and petty spite, work for commu
r prosperity and mutual benefit.
II Their is big room for imDrovemen
q Our reference is to the old and new Gem
e teries The fence formerly dividing Il
n two has been removed; the improvement
u should be further pushed by remodellI
u and beautifylng the old grounds so tn
e they compare faYorablY with the new.
1t is talked of bv those who real
ought to know, that Miss Laura, daught
III. of our old townsman Owen KlOtz, of q
=, the south end, will be united in holy ma
- monY TO Robert Yehl on Saturday comm
u We hope for the Young couple a safe al
n prosperous voyage DER matTimonY's seas
Is The grand drawing of Lehigh III
e. Co., No /, of his city, scheduled to cor
ii off on Saturday evening, October lSt
Ne promises all right Eight prizes, inclu
a ing a big Watermelon are to be draw
et Tickets are only ten cents. Every mt
an chant wants az least dollars worth He
OF the boys along,
ed Mr. Banta, of StroudsbUrg, who
a now at work or the interior of the Meth
dist Episcopal church is an artist of gIe
no ability. SOiae weeks ago while al Strouo
Il. burg we had the pleasure of visit to t
nd Masonic Hall in that place, the inter-
I'm decorations Of which were executed
him and are said TO be the finest In N
section Of the State,
--IPe have often urged the parents
. this city to keep their boys ana girls OFF
~ streets at night, and to see TO il that III
1h get the proper moral training in the fami
at the only true school for the incubation
St principles sure 10 be felt, and strongly
De In after life, Parents Who neglect TO
lle this, almost Invariably pay sad pena
nu for their carelessness-to call L by
harsher name.