The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-05-10
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Local Jumbies strung Together by the
stroller" Things that VIII Interest Won.
-Mrs. Stout, widow Of the late Charles
Stout, flr many yeais esteemed residents
Of Franklin township, died Saturday at
the ripe old age Of lightweight years. In
terment took place on Monday, large
concourse Of relatives and friends paying
fina tribute to a faithful christian and
earnest friend. Deceased was the mother
of Mrs. Simon walck. of LehightOn,
After suffering for long time with a
painful abcess in the throat, the Affections
Of William Millheim we're still further
added to Monday by paralytic stroke
from which there is little possibility of
recovery, His entire right side is dead
and only a miracle will save him. Mr..
Nfillheim is married man and lives in
Franklin township.
We regret to note the serious illness Of
Henry FatzInger, a well-known J., & $.
telegraph operator, living here. Members
of Washington Camp, 122, P. o. s. of A,
were in attendance at his bed side all the
past week, assisting and aiding his wife in
every possible manner.
The interior OF the Evangelical Sunday
school is TO be remodeled and beauJified
to meet the exirgencies of the present.
The committee having the matter in charge
are Messrs. Rev. !, J. Reitz, j. w. Heller,
John S, Miller, II. T, Smawley aud W. H,
Whitehead
Handsome Cheap Pronounced
Yerdlcts of people who inspect the new line
of wall papers, borders and ceiling dscora-
tons on sale at Biery's popular drug store,
They must be seen TO be appreciated. Be-
fore purchasing elsewhere don't fail TO
see him
Rev. d. A, Aedlar, presiding elder of
East Pa, Conference of the Evangelical
Association, will visit the charge in this
place on Sunday and discourse in his usual
able manner. At the morning services the
Holy Communion will be celebrated.
-Webster Campbell the unfortunate
youth who accidentally shot and killed
Gerhe Hiskey of LehightOn, last March,
was home from Fullerton over Sunday.
His case will be tried by the Carbon coun-
ty courts in June.
Barber Herman is in his new shop.
It's daisy, large, roomy, well ventilated,
light and metropolitan in appearance. The
barber is the champion Knight of the
hazor in these diggings and don't YOU for
get it.
Letters are in the post office addressed
to John Melnhard, George Meinhard, John
Gounser and Mary Reynolds. If they are
not called for in thirty days they will he
sent to the dead letter Office at Washington.
Owing to the sudden illness of Rev. G.
w. Sandt, of the Luthern church, who re-
Gently accepted q call to charge at Wilkes
barre, he was unable TO preach his fare
well sermon announced for last Sunday.
The interior Of the Fort Allen House
is now receiving thorough renovation.
The rooms and Railways are being re-
papered and painted and work will soon
be commenced on the outside.
Isaac Fisher, q student in Ursinus
College, Collegevllle, Pa, will flll the pull
pit in the Reformed church on Sunday
morning and evening All are cordially
invited to attend. tfI
Rev. Wuchter, of Summit Hill, will be
the new pastor of the Lutheran congrega-
tion In this place. The reverend gentle-
man is said to be of pronounced ability.
buyers looking for new and nice de-
signs in wall paper, borders and ceiling
decorations invariably go to Biery's popu-
lar drug store,
Recently a young son of B. A. Kuhns,
by mistake, drank wlntergreen oil. The
prompt efforts of medical science saved
him.
Our obllging post-mlstress, Miss
Magma, the estimable daughter of P. j.
ilistler, spent Sunday in Schuylkill county.
y-Prof. A. H. Beltz opened his select
school on Monday with a creditable attend
ance.
Daniel Graver and wife, spent few
days last week in Philadelphia
Miss Aida Marsh visited numerous
Easton friends this week,