The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-06-07


Chunk Jeweler.
Saturday evening closes the time for
putting in bids for the macadamizlng of
First street. Move lively, row
M. H. Hunsicker, of Mahoning street,
has bouncing BOY cherub to add to
census taker Wheatley's report.
You can positively save money, and
see much larger assortment to select
from by purchasing your watch Of K. II.
Hohl, the Mauch Chunk Jeweler.
"A man who cannot see any benefit
arising to his town from the influence Of
his local paper is of as little value to the
town as year.old deliquent list.
One hundred and forty members Of
Ebenezer Evangelical church partcok of
the holy communion last Sunday morning
On the occasion Presiding Elder d. A.
Medlar, of Pottsville, was present and
oniciated.
Rev. w. Stevenson, of Mauch Chunk,
will fill the pulpit in the Presbyterian
church on Third street next Sunday morn
inc at 1890 o'clock. 10 she evening at
1880 ReY. Mr.. Hodge, will discourse. All
are cordially invited to these services.
The ADVOCATE erred IN saying that
e. 3. Wheatley was appointed census
enumerator through the influence of our
prominent young townsman w. E. Ash.
1t has since been learned through Mr.. A sh
that the appointment came unsolicited
and without Intervention.
The efforts now making on the part of
Lehigh Council, No. 101, Jr. o. II. A. NJ,
for the patriotic observance Of the glorious
Fourth should be generously furthered by
our citizens in general. Don't hold back
when asked to subscribe towards the dis
play of fireworks.
The Lehighton Water Company ex-
poets to supply its patrons with pure Long
Run Water by the Fourth July. They
might then need 1t for other than drinking
proposes-sls, ,bang-AIlentown Critic Our
lively city contemporary evidently speaks
from experience.
Nothing is more exhilerating than a
drive through our beautiful valleys at this
time. All nature is bursting forth luxuri-
antly, and the beautiful handiwork of God
is at its very best. To appreciate these
wondrous beauties take drive in one of
David Ebbert's easyriding carriages.
"A case that interests many people in
this neighborhood is the mpbell-Hiskey
shooting affair which comes up in the
county courts next week. District Attorney
Fisher has prepared an indictment of man.
slaughter against Campbell, who has been
at work near Fullerton, since his release
from Jail on bail.
M. A. Weiss, who has been associated
with H. L. Moore 4 Co.'s nrackerhouse
has removed to Allentown, where he will
engage in the cracker manufacture, as the
> Lehigh Valley Biscuit Company. Mr.. Weiss
: leaves a large circle of friends in Wilkes
Barre and vicinity and all will wish him
h success. - Wilkes-BGrre Record.
; Gentle reader, if you know yourself to b,
indebted to this printing Office, either fox
: job work, advertising, or TO rome or NOR,
i years. subscription to the paper, take thi
u notice as a reminder that we want th
money. If you owe us we mean you, anC
II don't you undertake to fool your wife BY
. telling her that we mean somebody else.
Is Last Saturday morning while HarF
'l Kreidler, Of the firm of TreXler & KreidleI
carriage builders, was engaged on the hig
: platform on the south side of their work
- he was accidently precipated to tho groun
distance of about twenty feet and su'
y talned severe injuries. He is much i'm
'e proved now though still unable to be about
The school directors organized then
10 selves as follows on Monday evening
y President, G. T. Horni secretary, L. K
u Boyer; treasurer, E. H. Snyder; with F. I
u semmel, NJ. O. Bryan and Richard Koon
II as the other members. The board meet o
the first Monday of each month at th
~ residence of the treasurer on First stree
NC Final preparations for the union NEE
y = ing of Locomotive Firemen and III
~ Brotherhood of Trainmen on the 29t
-. IN instant are now making, and the ever
III promises to be big one. A bushes
:, meeting will be held in the morning, an
At, in the afternoon there will be publ
eu meeting at which an interesting progra
ne will be recited.
The annual election for nine directo
I. ~ of the Lehighton Water Company will
~ held on Saturday, July l2. The prese
NC av directors are John S. Lentz, W. A. De
'"' hamer, R. F. Hofford, W. H. Montz, j.
my Gabel, W. c. Mccormick, John Obert,
q" E. Ash and B. j, Kunlz, The directors
"s turn elect a secretary, treasurer and pre-
'"0 dent, the latter from their number and I
'nH former from the stockholders.
'S The 7. P. S. of the Reformed chur
=, win hold their last meeting for the sunni
months on next Monday evening in
basement of the church building, when /
- following very interesting program will
10y recited: Duett, Miss Kistler and Mr.. Die
recitation, Laura Miller; SOLO, Miss
~. Mantz; sketch, lfl8s LiEzle Aantz, du,
= w. " Misses Raudenbush and Farrenl recltati
"'' H. S. Diehl select reading. Emma LET
quartelte, Misses Obert and Kistler, Mes
,o,h Kennel and Diehl; closing address, R
e. Reber.
,hor -"Benjy" Meyer, once well-knC
=. character about town on account of
80 weak mindedness, died this week
Iii Pleasant Corner, Lehigh county, where
ne had been living for a number of years p
- a. His father, Isaac Meyer, accidentally
- W in the Lehigh river and was drowned m
years ago. his body being reeovere,
Tsl' w. Easton some days later. Another
- - Owen, also weak minded, fell from tn
~" ~. & S. railroad bridge at the north en-
~ ~ town, and received injuries from whlol
~ a| died after long suffering. The mothe
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attic T. A. SNYDER.
Ella The Page Literary Society, Of the Nil
vile State Normal School held It's II