The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-25
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JANUARY 25, l8aO |:
LOCAL EVENTS CUT UP.


that the trees in the Park should be
trimmed OF their branches. Last Friday
the work was commenced, the branches
were cut close TO the trunk so that nov
they resemble rustic hitchng posts more
than an thing else, and yet II Is said that
they are trimmed Alright on account of the
young trees on the inVeTiOr of the Park
which will now have an opportunit TO
sprout out and grow Vigorousl. 1t may be
40, and may not, but anyhow public Opin-
ion ri1 up on its ear when the Wholesale
desecreation was CO menced and its there
still and threats of trimming the council
men who voted for the measure arc a.
plentifully as 'skeeters in jersey.
We have a few more delinquent debt
ora on our jobbing. advertising and sub
scription books. and we want them to pay
up. There is no use shill -shallying, we
need the money, must haveit, and a. once,
so roll up, tumble mp, settle up, pay up
and be p d. q. about it.
FROM the Phoenixville Republican we
learn that william II Lenhard, an old
school-mate Of We editor ard a former
resident, was on last Sunday married to
Miss Mary G. Wamsle by Rev. II. G.
GrOssman. The young couple have our
congratulations.
Among the prominent educators who
will address the Teachers Joint Institute,
at Bethlehem. on Saturday, are Deputy
State Superintendent HenrY Hauck and
Prof F. j. Stetler. principal of our public
schools for the past two years.
Prof. Loisette's Memory System Is
creating create interest than ever in all
parts of the country, and persons wishing
to improve their memory should send for
his prospectus free as advertised in ali
ether column. st.
--Lehighton Q ects new burgess in
place of Mayor Reichard whose term ex-
pires, and also three councilmen to oil
places of John T. Sems el, Reuben Fenster-
macher and Ed Schmidt whose termS are
ouL.
"A picture that attracts attention Ol
pasSers by Is the nicely framed photograph
of the Lehighton graduating class anC
Prof, =. j. SteJler in Kemerer 4 SW&rtz'i
show window on north Bank street.
For heaters and ranges, at the loves
prices. but Of first quality, YOU will miss 1
II you fail to call on w. S. Kuhn's At tn
north end of Bank street. All kinds oi
tinWare and house furnishings.
--LehiRhton's practical painter ant
paper hanger, Owen Rehrig, is paperinI
ths corridor on the fourth floor of tn
Exchange in his usual tasty st le.
A Northampton street hen in digestin
q email gold band ring which it pickle
from the finger of little girl who wa
feeding it one day recently
"A delegation of Gnaden Hutten Lodge
/. o o F.. visited S abingdon lodge G
the same order on Tuesday evening an
were rovaliy entertained.
JEFF Grayev, of south Lehighton, en-
ployed in the PackertOn shops, is minu
two fingers which were caught in the CO
wheels of nut machine.
A delegation OF Lehigh Council, NJ
10l, Jr. o. U A. M. will pay fraterni
visit to Oak Grove Council ~ PleasaI
Corner on Monda evening.
The best place in town town to bU
your furniture is At Kemerer & SwartE'
north Bank street. Biggest stock ar
lowest prices.
The entire enrolment in our publ
schools numbers over 600. This means
new school building in few years.
Joseph KIum and family have NOV
into the dwelling on north Bank street 1
Gently vacated by John Bender
For carpets, bed room suits, &C.. pU
chaser will find best satisfaction al Kemer
4 Swarlz's. north Bank street.
Wedding rings, all the latest style
and shapes and designs at e. II. H0h
Mauch Chunk.
Hair, tooth. clothe and blacki
brushes and combs at Luckenbacl
Aauch Chunk.
Remember the low prices on eurta
polls and window shades at Luckenbacl
Mauch Chunk.
TO be on time buy the Eleva
Alarm clock sold by E. II. Hohl Mau
Chunk Pa.
The best teams in town are hired G
by Dayid Ebbert, tue North street live
man.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
pets ~ Henry Schwartz, on Bank St.
-All the new books AZ Luckenbscl
Maueh Chunk.