The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-04-05

articles of a high order In the March mum
Der Of "Current Comment g. legal Mis-
cellany" entitled "The New Dogma bf
Constitutional Law" and "Rcfoim Pro-
cedure in Pennsylvania" II is announced
that Hon. W. NJ Rapsher, Of the Mauch
Chunk bar who is frequent and dis
tiuguished contributor the same magazine,
will have an article in the April number
reviewing Henry Georges famous work,
progress and Poverty" from a legal,
economic and moral standpoint"
Miss Laura, daughter of the late George
and Elizabeth Snyder, aged iifty-one years,
eleven months and nineteen da5s, died on
Thursday after a short illness with con
sumption superinduced by the grippe. In
termens took place on Sunday afternoon
in the Lehighion cemetary, following fu-
neral ceremonies in the Methodist Episco-
pal church by Revs. DUNCAN and Sampsel.
Deceased for many ears resided at Mauch
Chunk with the family of the late Gen,
Albright, and was much respecte by
large circle of friends who mourn her death.
The work of hauling slate rock on
Bankway, from the Valley House to Sny-
der's corner, has commenced under the
supervision of Road Commissioner New
hart. There are a good many things tha5
people don't like, and this is one of them,
though why in the world they should be
perpetually kicking against Improvements
the ADVOCATE can't understand, unless IL
is that It's very poor policy TO fill up road
bed with rock that works itself into mud
so easily. There NAV possibly be some
thing it. Think oyer it.
Lafayette Reichard, for seventeen
years past employed at Packerton was
engaged under a coal car making some re-
pairs last Saturday when several cars that
were shifting struck them, and the wheels
passed oyer his body-crushing life from
MIN instanter. He was born. In East Penn
township in the year 1853, and was a son
of the late George and Lydia Reichard; he
leaves wife and five children to mourn
the death of a good husband and father.
InLerment took place from the Reformed
church on Tuesday.
AT the water company meeting on last
Saturday evening, conYened for the pur-
pose of considering new water system,
the following gentlemen we're appointed a
committee to view the springs on what is
known as the Silfies farm in the west end,
and report the result of their deliberations
at the meeting to be held on Saturday
evening: II. ID. Straup, chairman; John
Seaboldt, Jr., r. f. Hofford, W. e. Ash,
David Ebbert, r. Fenstermacher and Z.
j. Seifert,
The Young Peoples Society will meet
as usual next Monday evening, in the
basement of the Reformed church, after
the usual devotional exercises the follow
ing programme will be rendered: Select
reading, Miss Emma Peter; vocal solo,
H. S. Diehl; solo, Miss Mary Fanen;
recitation, Miss Ella Seaboldt; duett,
Nettie Geggus and Katie Farren; select
reading, Eddie Hontz; essay, Jno. Schell;
all are welcome.
Among the new buildings to go up
during the present season is frame dwell
ing at the south end for Charles DauXdat-
er; brick building on the corner of Sec
ond and Alum streets for Moses Heilman; !;
frame dwelling on Alum street for Lewis
Fritz; ditto on north Third street for VIM.
MONTE; ditto on Fourth street for Jefferson
Krum. These ale only few of the many
promised Improvements to be made during
this summer.
-Arner's Bone Super-Phosphotes are
the best for oats, corn and garden Yeget-
ables because they contain all the elements
of plant food. They are composed of pure
bone, blood and the very highest grades of
chemicals. They are very quick in action
and yerv lasting. Try them. Write for
prices and circulars.
A. ARNER & Son, M'fgs,
New Mahoning, Pa,
Prior to "Grs' Miller formally open
ing what is known as the Nusbaum saloon
and restaurant on First street, complete
renoyation will have been effected. The
bar will be run lengthwise through the
room, instead of across the back part rs
heretofore, and luncheon will be served a
place specially provided for the same, AL.
together, the change will be as great as
carpenters and painters can make it.
The report that Prof F. j. Stettler
principal of our public schools, had ac
cepted the superiLtendencY of public
schools in a county in the state of Nebras
ka is not exactly true. He has had YeI!
good offer of such position, but has no
accepted it, and we hope he won't. Unde
him our schools have been developed to ;
high standard, as the excellent eXamna
, tions of pupils prove.
--Rishel, the photographer, has a mum
Der of excellent cabinet pictures of Gerti
Hiskey, who was accidentally shot an
, ! killed by her boy lover, Webster II. Camp
! bell on the 10Th ultimo. The pictures wer
:, taken after life and he has sold quite
! number of them at twenty-five cents
y piece-the proceeds being divided with tn
. girls mother, Mrs. Lavina SOmit.
!. Rev. j. H. Kuder, pastor of Trinit
Lutheran church, will, on Good FRIDAY
confer the right of confirmation on twenty
four catechumens who have been takin
: lectures during the past fall and winter
- These, together with additions during tn
. year, makes the total membership of th
! church very near or quite 800.
h OUR SUITS ARE MADE WELL AND Fl
WELL. We have 70 styles of S12 sui
=, 30 styles of S15 suits, A great variety {
> SlS, $25, $50 and etc., suits which "
, make to order and guarantee fit and worl
:, manship to be superior to Others at SOM
: helms One Price Star Clothing Hal
n Mauch Chunk.
n --Lehigh Valley locomotive, No. 543, r
Gently turned out of the Hazleton shops
>, run by engineer John Fritzinger, of Pac
- erton. levi Meitzler, of town, keeps l
I, steam, The engine is built with all the ]
!. test improvements and is a magnifcel
~ ~ specimen of mechanical skill.
e -HA! mol LOOK HEAR AND READ. "
er are always willing to make money,
rs can save you 25 cts, on every dollar
worth of clothing YOU get measured for
=. Sondheim's Merchant Tailoring Ha
- Mauch Chunk, and don't you forget t.,
nd DIR. F. /. Smith has removed his deI
al al Office into the rear of his building
is First street, opposite the Opera Houi
al with an entrance on the side. The n,
he Office is a gem of neatness, and can't
beat outside of the large cities.
,at w. George Miller, for some years pa
to following the contracting and buildi
IN profession, has quit the business and CT
De- his line into other wateTs-we hope W
nd success, for George is pretty good fellc
fr. -Flossie, young daughter of Jan
Fatzinger, fell from the veranda in frt
ast of her fathers residence one day ecen
IN and sustained fracture of the left leg,
nd point above the knee.
oil What the people Of this town want
greater quantity is more unanmity Of sp
rs. and less petty jealousy and babyish
old feeling Wlthout the former we can
ms forward.
get Mrs. Webb, mother of James and
YVobh opd ATrq Erpd Miller is lV