The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-06-07

Our public schools will reopen for a
nine months term on August %.
Miss Clara Miller, of Bangor, Pa,
spent Sunday very pleasantly with her
parents here
We regret to report the genial r. J.
Hongen as being on the sick list, suffering
with neuralgia.
Hello Samuel Roger there is letter
in the post Office for YOU. When you call
for it say advertised.
Mrs. NJ. Weaver, Misses l.. Eckert and
A. Kressley, Of Allentown, spent Sunday
with Jacob Straussberger.
Next Sunday afternoon at 300 o'clock
Rev. Wuchter will be installed as pastor of
the North Wessport Lutheran church. All
are invited to be present.
"A business change talked off is that
Jacob Straussberger will buy Frank Reeds
butcher route, house, shops &C., and that
the latter will go into the wholesale cattle
trade.
w. H. SLraussberger, w. H White
head, H. A. Grayer and W. II. Horn left
on Monday for Allentown, where they are
enrolled as students in the American
Business College.
Burglars forced an entrance into Levi
Horns residence on the east side Sunday
evening by removing a window glass and
raising the window. Before secur ing Lewis
roll, however. they we're frightened off.
The school board re-organized on
Monday evening with W. F. Biery as prSsi-
dent; H. c. Trapp as secretary and Reuben
Musselman as treasurer. The other men,
bers are w. L. Kutz, A. j. Guth and John
Arner
Joseph Peters is succeeded by the
genial Aaron Snyder as general manager of
Nathan Snyder's general store and planning
mill, on the east side. Mr.. Peters goes to
Parryville where he has growing business
interests.
"A game of ball on Decoration Day be-
tween the "Never-sweats," of Mackerel
town and Buffers" of Rascayille, re-
suited in a score of 1876, in favor of the
"Never-swea:s." The game was umplred
by Charles Acker.
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day morning and evening next by the Re-
formed congregation. The pastor, Rev.
J, j. Stauffer, will preach in the evening
on the subject of 'The Unspeakable Gift"
The public is cordially invited to attend
these services.
Iron Moulder's Union No. 235 will
hold grand fair and festival in the school
hall, on the evenings of July 10, and 12
For the success of the affair live COM
mittee are now at work perfecting arrange
ments When the time comes YOU want to
patronize the boys.
An ice cream and strawberry festival
will be held in the school hall and campus
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
lAgs under the auspices Of the Lady Mem
bers of the Reformed church. The
proceeds are to be devoted to the fu-
ture use of the congregation.
While Amandus Beer of the east side
was engaged hewing timber one day re-
Gently his axe caught in the branch of a
tree and glancirg off struck him on the
right foot infcting severe wound from
the ankle to the big toe. DR.. Zern dressed
the injured pedal appendage and Amandus
will soon be .. x.
| Progressive Weissport, You cast shame
on Lehighton. This week plank walk
and railing one hundred and fifty feet long
was laid from the approach of the new iron
bridge east along Bridge street. The
borough fathers deserve the heartiest com
mendation for the wise and enterprising
improvement, Now, get to work on the
Park.
The Lehgh Coal and Navigation Com
pany put a new floor in the canal bridge
this week They don't seem to care much
for Grand Jury recommendations calling
fer new structure. Judge DFeher will
have to call 'em in and go at them with the
legal whip: Compel them to do what a
common poor man would have too were
the property his.
The "Stroller' is pleased this week to
chronicle the marriage of our former towns
, man Wesley Fat2inger, now of TaylorYille,
Pa, TO Miss Jennie Cooper, an estimable
and accomplished young lady, of the same
place.. Friends here extend best wishes
ana heartist congratulations for fair share
of this life's successes. The young couple
spent few DAYS with Urah Fatzinger and
y family this week while ON delightful
a little wedding tour,
John W. Reed, of Weissport, is the
Is agent for this county for ''The Business
a,
is book for all business men, in fact no mar
who is doing business should be without 4
n and especially SO as the price places I
n within the reach Of all, viz; $l,O0 He il
lt also agent for the G NJ BARRIERS "Book o
Laws" a valuable book Tor everybOd,
X price s. 90. When Mr., Reed calls, examin,
he samples and order the books.
he From the Wilkesbarre Record we learl
e, this concerning the former pastor of tn
no Lutheran Church which may interest som
es of our people; The congregation of 81
si- Johns Lutheran Church are rapidly gett
OF ing acquainted with their new pastor Pro
OF Sandt, and are beginning to appreciate hiI
m, very highly, AT their gathering of Ia.
ID. Thursday evning they found hlna possesse
of very pleasing social qualities. and as
ay speaker he Is equally satisfactory. Pro
m Sandt Is a scholarly looking man ofdelicar
o. features, fair complexion, high foreheal
he and fine, curling brown beard. His mann
me in the pulpit is easy and graceful and h
ily delivery is excellent. His words a
by thoughtful and well considered, giving Il
In hearer something TO ponder over after q
est discuorse is ended.
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nh, Well ~ Remember.
nle Keep your eve on your newspaper and s
yea which of the merchants want your eusto
,au and are sufficiently courteous TO invite v
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