The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-24
T he Carbon Advocate
sATuRDAY, MAY "a, 1890
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.

"A delightful party arranged by Misses
Aggie and Lille Reichard came of at their
home on Friday evening, During the
evening the usual pleasant eonVialties
we're INDUCED In and at a late hour fruits
and confections were served. Those pre-
sent were Misses Hattie Muschlitz, Kate
Werner, Emma and Clara Clauss, Emma
Seller. and Messrs. II. J. Morgan, George
Relchard, W. o. and Frank Obert, Chas.
Brnkman, Ed Nusbaum, and George W.
Mortimer.
Might Watchman Werner is gradually
breaking up the bad practise of corner
loaRng. He is to be commended for this,
but wants to keep his eye on statuary
assembling on the Opera House corner.
Tobacco spit, peanut shells and dirt are
dlsagreeable things for ladies to walk over.
During Saturday evening some person
or person multilated and destroyed num-
ber of valuable flower plants in Fred
Lenckers garden. A repetition Of the con-
temptable offense will bring about a
prosecution of the rascals who at this time
have been spotted.
"A young son of William Dries, resid-
ing at jamestown, a suburb of this town,
and employed doing odd jobs for the
Lehigh Stove Foundry, was arrested FRI
d Py charged with appropriating letters to
his own use, which had been given him to
mail by the firm.
The genial John Brady who has worked
up big business In this section for the
Prudential Life Insurance Company, has
been appointed assistant superintendent of
the companY's Shamckin Office. Thomas
Hemmlg will look after their interests here.
"A committe, to collect funds for dis
play of fire works in this town on the even
ing Of July Fourth will soon call on our
people for the necessary money to pay ex-
penses. They are Messrs. Joseph S. Webb,
w. ]. Heberllng and VIM. c. Mccormick.
Some time during Sunday night last
some person or persons at present un-
known entered the pig sty of Ed Schmidt
on Second street, and shot his 40 pound
pig dead. If apprehended the guilty
parties should be severely dealt with.
"A Sunday school convention of the
Pottsvllle district of the Evangelical church
will be held here commencing Monday,
June9, and continuelng until Wednesday.
Every school in the district is expected to
send delegate with the pastor.
In the cemetary in this place on
Decoration Day, at 80 p. M. Rev. G. w.
Gross. of Allentown, well known as a leading
temperance advocate and q former pastor
OF the Evangelical church in this place,
will deliver public address.
On the evening of Saturday, May Slst,
there will be meeting in Gabel's Hall for
the purpose of explaining the aims,
principles and objects of the p. o. S. of A.,
after which an attempt will be made to
organize camp here,
M. A. Weiss, of Wilkesbarre. formerly
Of this town and of the Lehigh Wagon
Company, has accepted the position Of
general manager of cracker bakery in
Allentown where he will soon move witt
his family.
Regardless of the rush few more
green two cent stamps remain on Post
Au9oAAA AhehANAibAoA bhlEdlu GOuuAGA
The price remains the same until they are
closed ont-a cent and quarter buys
thirteen.
-Elwen DrumbOre of the south end OF
Tuesday caught fifteen inch sucker Will
fishing IN the Mahoning Creek. There ar
bigger suckers not 'ten thousand mile
away" but they are not of the finnY specie
The handsomest teams in this vale
are turned ont at David EbherI's livery o.
North street, at the most reasonable
prices. Before taking driYe make 1t
point TO call on him.
House keepers always succeed in buy
Ing cheaper and better goods at w. 5
Kuhns' sioye store than any other place [
this town, For proof of this call and lear
prices.
Remember that e P. Heirs EXcelslC
plpet Works are now in Rex's buildin
on First street, below the ARvOc4r
Office 2w.
Whether yau want cheap wall papi
or fine hangings you can be supplied {
I.uckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
For the past week or more o. f. Acke
Of Sonth street, has Oeen wrestling vii
inhammatory rheumatism.
John Stark, employed in Hauk
bakery, expects TO 60 back to EastOn
live.
lee retails here al one cent pound
sixty ceuts per hundred walght.
- John Hauk, Jr., sports anoth
irntting bay horse with a record.
Lady Washington Council D. Of L..
defnnet.
-LehlghtOn has fourteen secret socletl'
Our carpenters are on the rush.
Green vegetables are plentiful.
Repair broken payemenls.
Cut the grass In the Park.
Measles are stlll With us.
Ten more DAYS Of school.
Clean the cutters.
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