The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-11-22

TO be quite in style you must hire
your teams of David Ebbert, the popular
north street liYeryman.
Granville Bretney's Second street
home was frightened Monday by the
arrival Of little girl visitor.
The ilve percent, additional viii be ad-
ded to your taxes after December 10 and
not is as we made it read last week,
The "RaRpickers Child" in the Opera
House, Monday, was first-clsss and much
appreciated by a fair sized audience,
The finest, latest and cheapest styles
in ladies coats you will find at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall. Mauch Chunk,
-DaYid Kleintop, of Bankway, is back
to work in the machine shops at Packer
ton, after nursing sore hand for two
weeks.
The progressive Ashland Telegram,
refers to the CARBON ADVOCATE as ''one
ofthe brightest and best weeklies on our
exchange list"
"A new schedule went into effect on
the Lehigh Valley Railroad Sunday, and
the corrected time table appears elsewhere
in to-day's issue.
"A little girl named Flossie Blose, of
lower First street, fell down q flight of
stairs Wednesday morning and almost
severed her tongue.
Owen Rehrig will artisslcallY rspaint
and decorate ]. w. Raudenbush's dwelling
house on First street recently, purchased
from Lewis Marsteiner.
"A catechetlcal class will be formed by
Rev. j. ALVIN Reber, pastor of ziOh's Re-
formed congregation, Saturday evening
coming at 1880 o'clock.
Sheriff LeYan on Wednesday levied on
the personal property of John Blose, who is
doing Wholesale candy business on First
street. The sale will come OF on the 20.
Burgess Mahlon Reichard is talked OF
for reelection as chief executive of this
city. Mr.. Reichard has certainly made a
good official and deserves continuance in
Office.
-Handbills for the sale of real estate and
personal property, handsomely illustrated
with appropriate cuts 10 make them
attractive, are printed al our Office at
short notice and at low rates.
Cabinet photos 81 dozen at Rishel's
Much depends on the election of good
borough officials. Let this fact be upper
most In the minds of our voter population
from now until after the local elections.
Only place good men in office. Men who
will look after and protect your interests.
"A leaking valve closed up the steam
escape Of an engine in the Valley round
house, at this place, recently. with the re.
suit that the iron steed started of, dashed
through the entrance door and was only
saved from the 'pit' by heavy timber
obstructIons.
-Arlon Cornet Band treated our people
to another one Of their delightful open air
concerts from the balcony of the Exchange
Hotel. Saturday evening last. The music
discoursed was par excellentisimo and
shows rapid advancement on the part Of
the baHd boys
Fred Horlaeher has asked Council foI
the privilege of running electric wires
through the town. The poles for this pur.
pose are here, and tue consent of Council
only remains to be had before work is com.
menced and pushed TO completion. Lei
Council act quickly.
"A red top turnip thirtY-tWo inches IL
circumference and weighing eight pounds
was q product Of Thomas Horns garden
on exhibition at this Office during tht
week. II was a dandy Pattison specimen
and we would like TO sec somethln,
''turnip" to beat it.
-Rishel's 81 a doz photos are the best.
Much complaint is heard on aecoun
Of the poor condition Of the foot walk frou
the Valley House to the LehlRh bridge
It is dark and dangerous along this walk
and Council should remedy the evil a
once by laying new walk and erecting
lamp near the bridge.
In giving list Of the Zehner-Hagel
man presents in our last issue We inadyei
tently ommitted the names of J. H. Hand
werk and wife, rocker; John semmel an
wife, white spread; among the present
= we're also linen table cover and napkin,
and chenille table cover without cards.
Base ball for next season Is alread
looking up. Manager Rebsr is Keeping hI
left eye peeled and has commenced to n,
gotiate with well-known amateur player
: In neighboring counties who will make
Z record for Lehighton next year. The pc,
. pie ask for good bass ball and they will vel
likely get It.
We see 1t announced that y. A. Claus
!: Of LehiRhton, is likely to be = candida
. for ProtbonotarY. MIR, Clauss is Thorough
q " equipped for the position; has alwa'
8 been an active, earnest Democrat, and Is
resident Of town that always supper
the Democratic ticket We predict th
: should Oliver enter the field he will nal
y 3 rattllng campaign.
The HazlelOn Plain Speaker evlden
" has no fear Of Postmaster General Wa
A amakeT aud his club In Tuesdays iBsl
E Il prints prominently In It's local column
the result Of a Tafie at . Hazleton saloon
and the edition goes through the mail a
II Questioned. There are evidently POI
!. masters and postmasters, and there d
greater distance between HaEleton a
Lehlghion than ihe map shows ALE
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