The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-27

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| Penna. Dec oui'
Our old friend Charles Froelich, Of
Tauton, Mimi. will accept our thanks for
interesting copies of wesLren papers.
1t took 'em about an hour and half to
slaughter $50 hogs at obert's butcherinG
establishment last Saturday morning.
ITS a fact SHAT Charles Nusbaum,
Weissport, sells the finest jewelry, silver
ware and plush goods st lowest prices.
-Graining and fancy paihling-wallS
and ceilings. All work neatly and cheapl,
done BY W. C Banta, Lehighton, P. o.
Some saloon keepers, in this town.
who ''don't keep the law" will bob up in
court some day. Keep your left eve on it!
For every oath there lie fine Of sixty
seven cents. If the law we're enforced the
borough exchequer would swell almost to
bursting.
George Swartz. Of Carbon street, who
ell under moving coal train last October,
and vas badly injured. has reported on
duty again.
--Lehighton should elect a Democratic
tax collector next February. There is
plenty of good, solid timber in the party
for the Office.
The names of William D. Clauss and
E. Johnstone DUNCAN Lehighton boys,are
On the graduating roll of Pierce'S Business
College, Philadelphia.
"A young son OF James Webb fell on
he ice Monday afternoon and cut three
,ewed up the wound.
The general George Kemerer received
happy Christmas present in the shape of
Of bright and bouncing baby girl. The
,nolher and child are doing we'll.
The most foolish people are those who
20 to Allentown and other cities for holi-
lay presents, when the same goods can be
bought at home for less money.
The Central railroad depot, at the
north end of town, has re eiyed Its annual
coat of paint. The depot Is not beautiful.
but IL will pass-at least for time.
We have q few delinquent subscribers
whom We would very much like to have
,quare themselves with this Office. Come,
step up, we need the spondulix.
The agitation for Sunday mail con
tinues. A Sunday mail for this town would
ceatalrlY be a great convenience to our
business people Keep the ball rolling.
For limited time, we offer the Allen
Britannica 20 vols IL Russia for 10 dol
lars less than the Wannamaker prca for
same. z. F. Luckenbacb, Mauch Chunk.
The most reliable proBhets predict thai
his is TO be a severe winter. One thing Is
certain and that is, so far IN December tie
weather has been colder than during tie
whole of last winter.
The temperance people OF this city
have filed a remembrance against the grant.
ing of saloon and restaurant license TO
Captain Joseph Webb. This is the second
ime they have done this same thing.
-With the beginning of the New Year
some action should be taken on the qves-
ion Of dividing LehightOn into two wards.
With over $50 voters We are certainly en-
Iillel to this distinction. Let US have the
Wardsi
-Lehigh Fire Company meets In ]. &
q. Seaboldrs Office on Wednesday even
ing. Jan, 9th, 1891, and Charley Miller,
who takes more intrest in the Organization
than all the rest of the members, would
like to see big turn out.
Our old friend DIR. N. B. Rebsr has
supplied quite a number of our Sunday
school papers with Hulbert'S international
sssOns, 50 book for the low price Of 90
cents. The doctor has few more copies
on hand A. the same price.
This office is now equipped with two
musketS. and the ''dsVir' has put Tom
and Punch" in training for the next
"bum" that strlkes this Office for money
OF exchanges. Schwartz will furnish the
cofin, and the funeral will be at Night.
Two Tramps, named Brown and Nc
DeImott, arrested Thursday night q Ma
hOnlng Siding. by Constable Setter and
Policeman Werner, we're discharged Friday
there being no evidence cOmDlicating them
with the Wednesday night robbers in this
city.
Webster Nothstein and Miss 6ertis
WeidaW were happily united 10 the golden
bonds Of matrimOny At the home Of the
oridS's mother. on South street. Wednes-
day evening BY ReY. j. n. KUder. We ex.
Tend happy congratulations aud best
Wishes
--Tne Good Templar lodge In this place
is now, and for several months past hat
oeen a thing Of the past. This makes the
third time this organization has gone under.
The old adage, If At first you dOn'l
succeed, try agaiu" can End demonstration
! here.
Captain Joseph Webb, who wants !
saloon aud restaurant licenses, will 20 be-
tore the judges and court with formidable
! petition Tor the same. The paper is aboul
: a yard long and contains the Autographs OF
/ some Of our leading people. Capt, Joe Il
an old sold ler. and e unable to follow
manual labor a. q means Of sarnlng
liVlihood.
NJ William Mitchell, who is 4 tough from
the slums Of Baltimore, was arrested Fri
day morning last ou suspicion Of haVinl
] cracked the ADYOCrE safe and rohbel
!, 0abe'a hardware store, on the WEDNESDAY
! pr6Vious in Squire Bellz's court hl
couidl't make things just clear and he W.
ftmaaded 70 the county prison. ~ VII
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