The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-12-06
NEWsY WElssPoRT.

A w HANAoNHshi VI AaAlot1iit was
home Sunday.
Thick ice on the canal made boating
unusually laborious this week.
Daniel Grayer and wife, spent several
days this week at Philadelphia.
Mrs. 0. A. Yeahl, Of Slatington, is
visiting Mrs. r. ]. Hongen on Union Hill.
Ed. Stine has moved his family to
Weatherly where they will reside In the
future.
jacob Chrlstman is home from two
weeks journ among the people Of Berks
county.
Lewis Nepp and wire, Of Mauch
Chunk, spent Sunday with Union Hill
friends.
Miss Lottle Maynard. Of Ohio, for
some weeks past was the guest Of Mrs.
Bert Arner.
Squire Kresge and brother Mike we're
at Reading Tuesday In attendance at the
funeral of a relative.
Joseph Ruff, of the east side, is the dad
Of bouncing Young Democratic stouter.
and smiles accordingly.
George H. Enzlan and Howard Christ
man accompanied by their best girls drove
to Broadheadsville last Sunday.
Through lucky deal last week the
jovial Joseph Rex is now the owner of a
handsome and valuable black horse.
esquire Chester Buck and famlly, of
Philadelphia. will spend the Christmas
holidays with old friends hereabouts.
VIII Leukel and Amos Marsh were
tracking deer this week up In Packer town
ship. A later chapter will tell "what thew
got"
Geo. H. Enzlan, of East Weissport.
has three fne horses, works single or
double, which he will dispose of. Call
early.
We haven't got the new depot annex
yet but the foundation walls are up and 1t
looks bright for the completion of the
building-next year.
For Rent-A nicely located residence
on reasonable terms, located in Franklin.
Four rooms, fine attic and good cellar.
Apply to DIR. P. A, Andrews. St.
1t is significant Of progressive Weiss
port that her people have already sub.
scribed for 260 electric lights, This ought
to make Lehighton kick herself with envy.
Members of the Lutheran and Re.
formed Sunday schools are making pre-
parations for the annual Christmas festi-
walls. They will be Of the same order as
previous years.
-Messrs. Eugene Everitt and A. A.
Beltz have been appointed committee to
dispose of the large trees in the Park
which are to be cut down and replaced by
Young trees.
"A force of fifty or more men arc con.
stantlY at work on the completion of Hor-
lacher's water power. Operations have
been going less than two months and al
ready $1,000 has been expended in the way
of wages.
Mrs. Dayid Roth, mother Of Jacob and
Nathan Kresge, died at her home in Ross
township, Monroe county, last Saturday at
the ripe old age of 81 years. Interment
took place Tuesday at the old Chestnut
Hill church.
The following letters remain uncalled
for in the Welssport post office: Sam
Ausenstein, Nathan Boyer, Jacob Raue,
r. o. Schaffer, w. H. Lesch and Henry
Kuhns. Persons calling for any of the
above letters should not fall 10 say ''ad-
vertised."
just as We expected, Charles Nusbauu
has stocked his store room with thousand
and one things for the Christmas holidays.
They include handsome silYerware, nobby
iewelrY, plush toilet and smoker sets, toys
by the hundreds and more things than you
could see elsewhere In a week.
Tho ''Stroller' regrets to Announce the
serious illness of Mrs. Josiah Ruch, of the
east side, who was stricken with paralysis
Thursday and has since been in
precarious condition. Expressions of sym.
pathy are numerous and sincere-Mrs.
Ruch being much esteemed by tho entire
community.
Wives, sweethearts and others who
buy presents for the holidays will have the
newest and largest line to select from II
they buy of Nusbaum's handsome line of
silverware, jewelry, plush toilet and cigar
cases, toys, &c. Don't fail to see his stock
of goods before buying elsewhere 1t will be
money in your pocket.
The Hungarians who assaulted the
fifteen year old daughter Of Henry Vert
man, Of Long Run, few weeks ago, are
still holding out in that locality. Their
presence there is unques'ionably menace
TO the safety of the wives and daughters Of
men living in that nelghborhood They
should be requested TO emigrate p d. q.
1t is a street humor that Eugene
Eyeritt will retire from the Welssport
House on or about the first OF 1891, and
that his father, H. H. Everitt viii con-
tinue the business. Jene is first-class
fellow and if his retirement from the hotel
business means a removal from town there
are many who will regret to see him 60.
This week new floor was put down
in the canal bridge. II don't look much
like a new bridge, does III Corporation
contempt for Court orders is way up In G.
II some poor man had his fence on the
line, or a two foot walk when the law re.
quired three, be would be handled without
gloves. That's the difference bet Ween
man and corporation.
John w. Reed, OF Weissport. is the au-
thorized agent for the "WHITE DOVE
MEMORIAL" 14x28 inches without frame
which he is Introducing to the people Of
Lehighton, Weissport and vicinity, It is
beautiful soYenler, and will make hand
some Christmas present 10 parents or
friends. Orders by mail promptly attended
TO by him through the WeissDort post
ofhee. Nov. 29-3 ws~
If the Lehlghton Water Company is
reasonable Welssport will soon be in the