The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-07-05
7 he Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JULY. 5 1890
Goss1prNG GATHERINGS

GOSSIPING GATHERINGS
Milton Kemmerer and Miss Carrie E
daughter of John Petit, of West Bethle-
hem we're united in marriage last Saturday
evening. The young couple haYe the best
wishes of large circle of friends for long
life of happiness. star. The bride is a
sister of Mrs. II. V. Mortimer, Jr., of
town, and has a number of friends and
acquaintances in :his neighbolhood who
tender hearty congratulations and best
wishes
1t is about settled thing that this
town is to have hose house and the con-
tract will soon be given out. The ADYo-
GATE hopes 1t will be of brick with rooms
for Council and school board to meet in.
together with other conyeniences. Every
town of any pretensions whatever have
such buildings and Iehighton should not
be in the rear.
AT the union meeting on Sunday in
this place 9. A. Wilson, Grand Trustee of
the B. of l.. F.. of New jersey, made this
pleasant reference to Lehighlon. "There
are more railroaders and wage arners in
this little town who are the owners of their
own homes than there are in any other
town in the state of Pennsylvania"
"A watch for life time. When pur-
chasing gold watch YOU should see large
assortment to select just what you want.
The place TO find such an assortment is at
E. H. Hollis Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store.
His latest reduced prices will save you q
days wages on your purchase.
On Sunday evening next at 1880
O'Clock John Stark, of Easton, and Miss
Lizzie. Miller, of town, win be happily
welded. The ceremony will be performed
in the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church
by Rev. J. II. Kuder.
The many friends hereabouts of Rev.
f. A. Bauer, of Hazleton, will greatly re-
gret to learn of his illness. The reverend
gentleman was at one time, many years
ago, pastor OF the Lutheran congregation
in this place.
"A gentleman of experience in electric
illumination is said to be anxious to light
this town by the above system. It could
be done at comparatively small cost If our
people would move lively in the matter
Our stock of jewelrY was never so com
plete, pretty and artistic as is now displayed
at f. II. Hollis Mauch Chunk Jewelry
Store. When you are in town don't fail TO
take look at the large stock.
Thomas Weiss and family, of Bethle-
hem, stopped at the Exchange for a few
hours Tuesday on their way home from a
iaunting eXpedition'to Hazleton, Tamaqua
and other places.
"A handsome new bar Is an improve
ment to the Carbon House. 1t was built
at Miller's Weissport planning MILL and
shows what excellent mechanism can do.
In order to accommodate an expected
big rush for "grnb" on the 4th Ed. Rat
cliff and Charley Lilly will run a refresh
ment stand on south First street.
johnny Bennnger who fell from q
cherry tree in the south end a few days
ago, and was badly injured, is about again
as lively as cricket.
Why don't the Street Commissioner
take one man and spend day OF two il
fixing up the Park9 It's present condition
is disRraceiul.
BE patriotic ou the Fourth Decorate
your homes and business places. Make tn,
occasion memorable one and help tn,
boys along.
-Al Heifelfnger who learned how Il
telegraph at the l.. & S. depot in thu
town, Is temporarily located at Scranton
Wilson Trainer has increased the con
veniences OF his pleasant home on Secon,
street by erecting a large double kitchen.
The hotels couldt feed the rush O
visitors in town last Sunday. II should b,
pointer to them for the Fourth.
An immense stock OF new spring style
In Wall Paper and Window Shades a
Luckenbach's, MaGch Chunk.
Ii You want 10 see one of the fires
lines of Wall Paper ever made, call a
Luckenbach's Mauch Chunk.
The storekeepers in this town who AT
patriotic will close their business places O
Tie Fourth.
Work is being rushed on Miller
blaming mlll-the foundation walls beln
almost up.
-It was lQa degrees in the sun on MOI
day-hotter than at any time this yea
Whew
Hire your teams Of David Ebbert, Il
North street liYerYman. Prices very Low
III The Park can't be kept IN q respec
able condition will some one tell us why9
For a choice lot of wedding rings go
f II, Hohrs Manch Chunk Jewery Stor
"A tame bear, with palate Tor bee
was a First street attraction on Monday.
Full line OF Ingram aud Brussels ca
pets at Henry Schwartz, on Bank st.
The Park would make a good pastu
for cows. Cut the grass
Bad payements on First street pr
dominate.
-Raspberries are l5c per quart.
Cut the grass In the Park
Clean out the cutters.
--ObserYe The 4th.