The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-08-23
TheCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY, AUGUST %. 1890.
aoss1PING GATHERINGS.

GossIPING GATHERINGS.
The editor has received a card an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Laura G.
Myers, of Verona, Wis, and George Brink
man, Esq, of Wilkesbarre, at the former
place on Wednesday last. Mr.. Brinkman
is an old Lehightonian, a son of Fred.
Brinkman, of First street, and hosts of
friends in this town extend to him and his
bride best wishes for prosperous journey
through life.
The co-partnership heretofore existing
between G. H. Nusbaum and B. X Culton,
under the firm name of Nusbaum & Cul-
ton, was on Tuesday dissolved. Mr.. Gull
ton will continue the business at the old
stand where housekeepers can find the
choicest groceries and the public generally,
the finest line of toys and confectons in
the valley.
james Walp, of Lehighton, who Sc
cured the contract for the heating of the
school buildings, commenced work Tues
day. 1t will require much work to fit up
the cellars of these buildings for the boil
era, &c, required and the coils that it will
take to opropcrlY heat the building. Stating
ton Neios.
Last Friday evening, the occasion of
the sixtieth anniversary of our esteemed
toWnsman, Valentine Schwartz, of First
street, he was treated to a delightful sere-
made By the Arion Cornet Band and the
Germania Sangerbund. The evening vas
one of great pleasure TO all lucky enough
TO be present.
"A letter received Monday from Rev.
]. H Hartman, of Hanover, Pa, formerly
the esteemed pastor of Zion's Reformed
church, this city, informs us of the health
and prosperity Of the family, which will
undoubtedly be pleasant information to
many old friends here.
An effort is nov making to organize a
branch of the National Provident Union
in this town. George Hallman has the
APPLICATION for charter. and through his in
defatigble efforts the number on the list is
rapidly growing.
-"The first time have heard my own
voice in many years." exclaimed a lady on
using the latest boon to the deaf, the Echo
phone. Call and see 1t al Reber's drug
store, Lehighton.
John Hauk has sold his fast trotting
horse, "Echo Boy, for 5000. "EchoBoy"
was the fastest trottlng horse In the county
without a record, and his new owner has a
prize,
Three lots for sale on Carbon street.
west of Walp's store, apply to V. F. New
moyer or D. A. Miller, Normal Square.
S-22m.t
Edgar P. Xander, who graduated from
our public schools last May, will teach the
young idea of Beaver Run how TO shoot,
having been appointed to that school.
oh, its too bad, but what are you going
to do about II What The Park II
looks like badly kept garden. Why moi
hx 1t upP Get at II.
Eddie Spoonheimer, a Lehigh VALLEY
brakeman, OF town, has his right hant
bandagsd owing to severe squeeze whil'
making coupling.
-Ninety-three people accompanied the
Y. P. s., excursion from this place Il
Reading and over the Mt. Penn Gravit!
road last Thursday.
Mrs. Daniel Rex, of Third street, VIII
was reported seriously IN last week, suffer
ing from a paralytic stroke, is on fai
way to recovery.
Six new subscribers enrolled this wee
speaks well for the CARBON ADVOCATE a
weekly newspaper giving the local news
81 year, get il.
1t is said that ReY. f. A. Bauer, q
Hazlston, has bought the John S. Lent
residence on Third street, paying for III
same $1,000.
Charley Lorenz, a jamestown butcher
while chopping meat with cleaYer Wee
nesday. almost seYerd the thumb from h
left hand.
Handsome Teams al David EbberI
livery for wedding parties, pleasure ridlr
or funerals. Terms lowest.
Abraham Wolfe, OF town, has been r
appointed TO teach the Sendars school
Mahonlng township
The Evangelical Sunday school W
picnic at Ms Hollow some time In the ne
future.
Sunday school cards and books low
than ever at Luckenbaeh's, Mauch Chun
-Members of lions Reformed Sund
soVOOl plcniced at the Glen on Wednesda
Full line Of Ingram and Brussels c'
pets At Henry Schwartz, on Bank St.
"A fine line Of leather goods very L
at Luckenbaeh's, Maueh Chunk.
Sneak thieves are operating in Il
neighborhood. Get out your gun.
james L. Boyer has been elected
trustee In the Evangelical church.
-Echophone, the latest and best {
trumpet, at Reber's drug store.
John Hauk is the new owner Of
Hagermans roam horse.
The grass in the Park needs trimmiE
Get on 10 l.