The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-07-26
Advocate
SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1890.
aoss1 PING GATHERINGS.

CtOSS1 F1NG GATE Gh4N I'D.
Framed autotypes very low at Luck
enbach's, Mauch Chunk.
"A communication from "Snooks" is
this week crowded out.
II. A. Snyder is the owner of "Happy
Sam" Cortright's fast stopper.
"A fine line of leather goods very low
at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank st.
Talk of Methodist Chapel of James
town, suburb of this place, Is heard no
more.
The minor children of the late Charles
E. Ruch, of this place, have been granted a
pension.
-Handsome rigs are furnished by David
Ebbert, the liyeryman on North street at
the lowest rates.
Major Klotz Commandery, X. G. E.,
meets this evening. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Sunday
School will picnic at the popular Glen
OnOko on Jne SlSL inst.
Now Is the time to make water SER
vice connections before the street is ma
cadamized and the cost of the work nee
essarlly doubled.
Recently gang of gypsles, while pass
ing through this section, stole number Of
fine chickens from Gus Walters hennery
in the south end.
Aaron Krum bought the Weidaw prop
erty on South street at administrators sale
last Saturday. The price was 1886, sub
ject to dover.
Water was let into the pipes last Sun
day morning, and we now have an unlimt
ed supply of the nectar of the gods, pure,
cool and refreshing.
The Garment Cutter School in this
place conducted for several months past bY
Messrs. Slllles and Drelsbach, closed up
business on Friday evening.
Ed Christman has the contract to built
Tobias Buss' new frame dwelling house on
Second street. Excavations for the foun-
dations was commenced Tuesday.
DR. G. T. Horn is driving thorough
bred Hembletonian two year old colt that
gives every promise of developing into
magnificent piece of horse flesh.
Several rods In the new iron bridge
have become slightly loosened and rattle
unplsasantly when teams pass over the
structure. They should be screwed up.
-FoR SALE-A Boys 30 inch Ideal BIZ
cycle. Coat $50. So takes machine. This
is bargain. Machine is in good order.
E. G. FERN, Lehighton, Pa.
From New Jersey exchange we learn
that Miss Isola Benninger, of town, was on
the 18th inst. married to Robert w. Weiss,
of SlatinRton. by Rev, S. N. Bebout, al
PhillipsbnTg. N. j.
There is entirely no truth in the report
that the genial Jonathan Klstler, of the
Corbon House, whose Democracy is a,
broad as It is long, will be a candidate fol
County Commissioner.
AT last, at last the grass In the Parl
has been cut. But we're not exactly sat
isfied; 1t would be still greater improve
ment to have the walks kept Ia a neat anC
clean condition, Think over IL.
Excavations were commenced Tues
day between North and South streets il
front Of the Park, tending to the macada
nlzlng OF First street. Coon, Gabel 4
Co., are the contractors and they have
large force of men at work.
There will be no services In the EYaT
gelical church next Sunday morning.
the evening, however, Rev. j. J. Reltz, {
WeisspOrt, will discourse. Rev. A. N
Sampsel, of the charge here, will preach 8
WelsspoTt, both morning and evening.
-ArlOn Cornet Band and the populI
Germania Sangerbund on last Thursda
evening, the occasion of the birthday ann
versary of Mrs. w. A. Peters, rendered
number of excellent selections at her res
denee on First street.
PROF. F. J. Stettler, A. NJ, of tow
has been elected principal OF the Doyle
town public schools at a large salary, vi,
Rev. L. C. Sheip, resigned. We congrat
late the professor on this acknow!eig,
compliment TO his ability as a thorough
first.class teacher.
Rev. A. S. KliDe, of Allentown, wi
was compelled 10 relinquIsh the minist
on account Of troublesome throat aff
tlpn, flled the pulpit in Ebenegar EYS
gelIcal church on Sunday evening", to I
pleasure of the eOngregatioD-he former
haYing been pastor Of the charge.
Harvest is over, the laborer got
hire, the husbandman his crop, and nj
let the printer have his pay. We ne
money TO pay for printing, for paper,
INK, &C. Without money nothing can
done. Cash is constantly demanded frC
us. We ask every one to come and pay I
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