The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-10
The eCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1870
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

The National Garment Cutter Conn
pnny have. opened q school In Thomas
building on south First street where they
will continue for the next few months. |
The young ladies of this town and the
community surrounding should endeavor
10 lake advantage of this opportunity to
become thoroughly proficient in the art
of euCting. The press in neighboring
towns speak in the highest terms OF the
company and we accordingly take pleasure
in recommending them.
"A fire originating among some old
barrels containing rubbish in the basement
of Nusbaum & Culton store, in Gabeps
block, late Monday night, Fortunately was
discovered in time to prevent any serious
damage. Members of the Lehigh Fire
Company were first on the scene and to
them undoubtedly belongs the credit OF
preventing q terrible conhagratlon. The
alarm of fire created great excitement and
brought many people to the scene.
An iron fence in front of D. II.
straub's residence on Second street,
greatly improves the same The fence
was furnished by Howard Seaboldt, of
town, who is agent for Peters Bro, manu-
features of fancy wrought iron fences.
Quite a number Of orders are yet to be
filled by progressive property holders who
believe in beautifSing their home.
Much complaint is heard on account
of the nuisance created bV gang of young
bloods who congregate on the Opera House
corner almost every Sunday evening, using
coarse, vulgar and insulting language, and
who spit tobacco juice and throw peanut
shells at passers-by. viii the 'cop" keep
his weather eve peeled and do something.
Joseph Webb, of town, will ask how
old yOu are, where born and when, are you
rich, poor, English, Irish or Dutch, what
business or trade you follow, do you pay
your honest debts, &C., &C. He Is the
census snumeFatOF and you mHst answer
his questions or be fined.
-ReY. Semuel C. Hodge, of Princeton,
n. j., will preach in the Presbyterian
church on next Sunday morning and eye
ing. A most cordial invitation is extended
10 the people to attend the services. Sunday
school at 300 o'clock on Sunday morning.
All are welcome,
The eleOtion of 4. A. Snyder, of Lee
highton, as Superintendent of the schools
of Carbon county, is an evidence of the
esteem in which the directors of the county
hold him. We are glad to be able TO tender
him our congratulations Daily
Sentinel.
leave your order with us for an all
wool suit made to order at $l2, $15, SIS,
S25 and upward. All-woOl pants made to
order from So to $40 Fit and workman.
ship guaranteed at SOndhelm's Merchant
Tailoring Hall, Mauoh Chunk.
The correct grade for First street will
be fixed next week In order that property
holders along the thoroughfare can put il
their eurblng. JacOby, of Allentown, will
do the work.
For Sale-A Portible Picture GALLERY
with camera box l-2 size lens, gem tubei
and IA darlot tubes all that belongs TO /
for $500. Rare chance. Address Geo. b
Nelcus WelhapOibs Ihs
-He-Darllng love you'll She-prOv
it9 He-Come take ride in this handsom
equipment furnished by, David Ebbert
She-Oh, James, your so kind. The card
are out.
"A handsome line of new design bab
coaches, with swinging attachment, jus
Tseeyed at Kemerer & Swartz's furnitul
store, Call and see them.
Housewives find pleasure In buyin
first quality goods at the low prices pr
vailing at w, S. Kuhn's popular stO'
store on north First street.
If you want your house re-paintG
or papered it will save you money to inte
view C. A. Goth. Office with DIR. Hor
on First street.
"A beautiful line of new patterns
carpets always in stock at Kemerer
sWartz's Furniture HOUSE, north FIJI
street, Lehlghton.
William Clauss, late of PieTce's Blu
ness College, Philadelphia. holds positi
with Coke Bros, coal operators, DrftO
-Lehigh Fire Company of town
been invited to participate in Allentown
fremen parade on Whit Monday.
If you want TO see one of the fin,
lines Of Wall Paper ever made, call
Luckenbach's Mauch Chunk.
james Rex has improved, his ri
street residence by numerous additions,
Guiding handsome bay window.
Hell, the carpet manufacturer,
leased the William Rex property on Fl
street.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels C
pets At Henry Schwartz. on Bank st.
Base Balls, hats aud Gloves Al Luck
bach's Maueh Chunk.
--Lehighlon youngsters are wrestl
with the meassls.