The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-01-18
TheCarbon Advocate
SATURDAY. JANUARY IS. 1890
LooAL RVMNTs cur UP.

AT the annual election Of directors for
the First National Bank, the old board
were reelected, ~ follows; G. II. SeIdle,
P. J. Kisller, R, T. Hofzord, A. ]. Durl-
ing, j. G. zern, Dennis Bauman and J. 8.
LentE. The new board orgaaiEed with
the election Of r. r. Hofford, president;
Dennis Bauman, vice president; finance
committee, P. J. Kistler, r. +. Hofford
and A. J. Durling; auditing committee, J.
s. Lentz and A. j. Durling.
Henry Hotter, aged fiftY-Slx years, died
At his home on Pine street, Monday NOR
ming early, from chronic typhiliS. He
leaves a wife and two children-a boz and
girl, both grown. Interment took place
from the Lutheran church on Thursday.
He vas 4 native Of Germany and had re-
sided here for some time past. Up to few
weeks ago he was an inmate Of St. Luke's
hospital, Bethlehem, where he was under
treatment for chronic disease.
"A very pleasant family reunion came
on at the home of Owen Klotz and wife, In
south Lehighton, one night last week, at
which their twelve children were present
together With their husbands and wives.
The evenings pleasures concluded with
sumptuous repast to which all did justice.
Mr.. Klotz ond wife are life long residents
Of this place and respected citizens.
George W. Morthlmer's journal of
Biography and History is out this week
and makes quite creditable appearance.
The first issue contains personal reminis-
cences Of the boyhood of DR.. N. b. Reber,
sketch of the life of Jacob W. Rauden-
bush, together with the opening chapter Of
Carbon county history.
--Arion Cornet Band are selling tickets
for their grand drawing in Gabers Hall on
the 9th Of March. Tickets, only ten cents.
Prizes to be awarded are as follows: ladies
gold watch, tea set, watch charm, album,
whlsk holder, work box, collar and cuif
box, smokers set and shaving set.
We have a few more delinquent debt
ors on our jobbing, advertising and sub
Bcription books, and we want them to pay
up. There is no use shilly-shallylng, we
need the money, must haveit, and at once,
40 roll mp, tumble up, settle up, pay up
and be p. d. q. about it.
"A correct regard for progrsssivensSs
will see men of push, vim and enterprise
elected 70 the several borough Offices,
Come, come, drop OF this slow going
spirit and move on we'er living IN the
evening Of the nineteenth century.
Prof. Loisette's Memory System Is
creating greater interest than ever in all
parts Of the country, and persons wishing
to improve their memory should send for
his prospectus free Gs advertised in All
other column. St.
For heaters and ranges, q the lowest
prices, but Of first quality, you will miss II
II YOU fail to call on W. S. Kuhn'S At the
north end of Bank street. Ali kinds Of
tinware and house furnishings,
Work has commenced ct the Hersh
Furnace works, and the full force of men
will soon be put on the pay roll Orders
are received almost daily.
Mrs. Susan Hontz, wife Of Granville
Hontz, was incarcerated in the county
prison at Mauch Chunk last Friday fol
making threats.
The best place In town town to buy
your furniture is At Kemerer q sWartE's
north Bank street. biggest stock anC
lowest prices.
For carpets, bed room suits, &C., pur
chaser will find best satisfaction 81 Kemere
q Swarts'S, north Bank street.
Hire your teams for wedding or fupera
PURPOSES at David EbbeEt's Livery In Nortl
street. Terms lowest.
Hair, tooth, clothe and blAckinI
brushes and combs at LuekenbAeh'
Mauch Chunk.