The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-10-18
LOCAL sANpwIcHEs.


-Overcoats and wraps are comfortable
Good photo work guaranteed at
Rlshers.
Framed arlotypes very low at Luckeu-
ibach's, Mauch Chunk.
Full lire of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at Henry Schwartz,
"A fine line of leather goods very low
at Tuckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Seventh street, Lehighton, is now
open for travel south of Mahoning.
In the rural districts picnics give way
to debating societies and spelling bees.
-"Wll o. the wisp" will be an Opera
House production next Monday evening.
To see an elegant line of jewelry 60 to
the Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store of E. H.
Hohl.
Photographs of the late wreck on the
G. r. r. of n. j., for sale at Rishe's
Gallery.
For Sale - A six-roomed dwelling
house on Third street. Aphy to II. V.
Mortimer, Jr-
1t will pay you to see and learn prices
of watches at the Mauch Chunk Jewelry
Store of e, II. Hohl.
Engineer Lewis Miller, of Third street,
has grape vine that is bearing It's second
crop OF frnit for this year.
This paper is not publishing news
items three and four weeks old. Cores
pondents will remember this.
The communion services in Trinity
Lutheran and Zion's Reformed churches
last Sunday were well attended.
--Rlshel, the Photographer, has a first
class second hand joint pump with about
80 feet of pipe which he will sell cheap.
During last week Joseph SeidIe's
bakery turned out $500 loaYes of bread and
800 dozen cakes This is not bad show
ing.
1t is the talk Of the street hat our
borough fathers contemplate the purchase
of hose carriage for Lehigh Fire Com
pany.
-Housepainter Frank Acker has She
contract to beautfy and improve the homes
of Squire f. p. Lentz and Moses Heilman
on Third street
--"All things come to those who wait"
David Ebbert has laid first class stone
pavement along his First street properties
opposite the Bank.
Don't lay awake half the night but
try racket alarm clock and you ewQ be
happy. Sold at the Mauch Chunk JeWelry
Store of E. II. Hohl.
"A brick addition 20x25 feet in dimen-
sion will be built to the Methodist Episco-
pal church. l.. II. Nothstein, of Third
street has the contract.
Special police Werner is doing extra
work at the Lehigh Valley depot. The
customary nuisance has been suppressed
which is creditaDle to the company.
Some evenings since several street
I lamps on the back thoroughfares were
broken. Up to date the gully parties
have not been apprehended. Why?
If lhe weather permits the macadam-
izrtion of First street will be completed
/ this fall, If not, it will, necessarily be
postponed until the ''robins nest again"
Thieves forced an entrance in the barn
I on Burgess Richards farm in Mis- Hollow
one night recently and stole valuable gun
and maliciously destroyed other property.
Samuel Meyers, of Glendon, is the
new day operator at the Central Station in
place of Frank CHASER, who caused the
terrible wreck on that road a few weeks
ago.
There is some kicking on account of
the street lamps not burning until later
hour. Complaint of this kind has been so
frequent of late that the matter should be
looked into.
The old willow tree standing for
century or more like mighty sentinel on
the road in the south end leading to Kuntz's
tannery was felled to the ground IPednes-
dav. 1t was six feet in diameter.
Policeman Werner reports seeing
several suspicious characters prowling
around the streets late at night for the
past week or more. Watch 'em, or in
other words "Johnny get your gum"
"A good newspaper is a business man S
greatest friend, and such a friend is the
ADVOCATE which enters the home circle
of every family in the vicinity Why
Because IL gives all the local news.
Butcher Diehl has purchased from
Samuel Seller a dwelling house and an
acre uf ground on South Seventh street or
Seilerville, as it is called. He will now
build large slaughtering establishment.
The Town Council will not comm ence
any further special work for this year, but
} will compl etc all Improvements now on
hand. They deserve special credit for
many commendable improvements made.
Robert Yeh and Miss Laura Klotz, OF
town, were on Saturday happily united in
the sillSen bonds of wedlock. Their many
frien6s offer hearty well wishes tor a bright
and happy future, with the hope that al
their cares be but little ones.
The three foot wide side walk from
Olewine's,in in the south end,to b. Kuntz';
, on the corner of Second and Alum hai
bee commenced at the Olewine end. Now
, let property owners along the thorough
fare hurry the improvement along.
-"Raglans Way" in the Opera House
= Saturday evening was not as well ATTENDED
as the production deserved. 1t was, how
ever, without question the best play eve
produced in this town, and Manager
}, Wieand deserves credit for treating on
4 people to such dramatic feast
s The Mansion House, Lehighton, one o
the most valuable hotel properties in th
county, is IN the market for sale. Tn
h house has forty sleeping apartments, ele
v CANT parlors, dining hall and bar, and is
l. rare opportunity for person desiring t
n go into this business.
Il An effort IS now being made wit
h Arion Cornet Band to institute an honorar
s. membership. The purpose is to raise
, sufficiency of the whereWithal TO retail
u Prof. Thomas Ellis, their present musics
/ instructor, under whose direction the boy
X are rapidly nearing complete proficiency.
4 There are some peoDle who will pc
m sst in making themselves ridiculousl
Ia foolish, as was emphasized in the Oper
n House Saturday evening when SON
- ignoramus-and that term is hardly strOn
"a enough-burst out laughing during yer
4, emotional scence in the second act {
y "Raglan's Way"
" John j. Kutz who served the Lehigl
ton Base Ball Association, during the pa
is season, In the capacity of secretary an
AZ treasurer deserves credit for the caref
Ih manner In which he conducted his shal
lie Of the labors. When 1t is considered thi
er all his work has been gratitous II is TO
he so much the more appreciated.
rs The exhibit of the popular DaV
Of Sewing Machines at the County Fair la
as week attracted much attention on accou
in of its magnifcence. Agent Nusbaum do
zee things IN the right way as was evidence
We the luxuriant manner in which his
paTtment was fitted mp with samples
to work executed on the "DaYis."
Ia. The First and Second Ward base hi
OF clubs had it for five innings Saturd