The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-04-05
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"strolier." Things that viii interest you
The following is the order Of services
Of the Reformed congregation Of Weiss
port during next week: Services at 1850
p. m. Tuesday-The closing exercises OF
the class, subject "Suggestions to the
Young Christians" Wednesday German
sermon, Rev. II. A. Huber Thursday
English sermon, Rev. j. Alvin Reber.
Friday English service, by the Pastor,
Saturday German Preparatory Service, at
p. m. English Preparatory Service and
Confirmation, at 7:3Op. m. Sunday--Holy
Communion; German, 10000. m. English
700 o. m. The Pastor, Rev J. j. Staufier,
gives cordial invitation to all 10 attend
these sesyices.
"A very pretty marriage solemzed in
this place on Saturday morning last was
that of Miss Mhada V. Berlin to our
popular young merchant Oscar j. Seager,
at the home of the BRIDES parents and in
the presence of large number of relatives
and friends. Following the ceremony q
sumptous repast was served in splendid
STYLE The Young couple were the red tents
of many valuable and useful presents
They immediatly went to housekeeping in
Owen Boyer's building. MIR. and Mrs.
Seager have the "Strollers's' best wishes
for a happy, safe and prosperous VOYAGE
o'er the matrimonial sea.
When the census enumerator counts
noses and asks his usual batch of questions
he can chronicle the following little
cherubs under the head of spring arrivals:
a girl baby for Rev. Reitz; bouncing boy
for Dan Albright; ditto for Sylvester Sny-
der; ditto for H. II. Musselman; ditto for
AL Dresbach ditto for Horatio Younkin.
Final negotiations for the purchase of
the popular Fort Allen House, were ,losed
between Henry Christman, the proprietor,
and other parties last Saturday. Hen it is
said will soon make plumber of improve
ments in and around the building.
The report in circulation that Barber
Herman would pull up sticks and locate
elsewhere is not true. He intends to re-
main with us-a thing of beauty and JOY
forever as it were. Don't forget him.
Handsome designs in wall papers;
beautiful effects in ceiling decorations and
borders at Biery's drug store. They must
be seen to be appreciated and the prices
stagger you for lowness.
The first boat to go through White
heads lock this year was Benz. Harrison,
the son of his grand father, minus a hat.
The captain of his royal nibs is BENZ.
Klotz, of Union Hill.
The assignee's recently appointed to
settle up the accounts of Miss Katie
Campbell, deceased, are successfully attend
ing to their duties, and all creditors will be
satisfied.
Jacob Straussberger, for many years in
the saloon and restaurant business on
White street, has sold out to Henry
Drumbors, of Lehighton.
All things new, nice and just too
lovely in the line of wall paper, borders
and ceiling decorations, can be found at
Biery's drug store,
1t said that Frank Koons will erect a
neat frame dwelling house on the lot re-
Gently purchased by him on Franklin
street.
M. o. Kuntz, dealer in skins and
hides, will build an Office addition to his
large warehouse owing to increased busi-
ness.
Miss Annie Scofeld, an estimable
Young lady of town, spent last week very
pleasantly with East Mauch Chunk friends.
Charles Boyer is the handsome. new
salesman in Nathan Snyders general store,
to succeed our young friend Percy Peters.
"A letter for j. NJ. Culton remains un-
called for in the post Office, If you're
alive and ell,whY don't you call for it.
We are pleased to number among our
residents Ike Tx and family, of Bowmans-
town, who moved here this week.
Charles Vert and family, of Lee, Pa
swell the population of Franklin by tax
ing up permanent residence.
The old Lehigh bridge is down and al
that remains is one abutment and the pier
on the Weissport side.
r. j. Hendricks and wife, of Cata-
sauqua, visited Solomon Beaver oyer
Sunday.
Mayor Fenner is having bay " indoS
built to the front of his White street resi-
dence.
Al Miller, of Rickertsville, moved tC
Mudville, e,-Lehighto we should haye said
Bernard Voght was home over Sun
day. He left Monday for Virginia