The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-03
sPIclLY TOLD.



When the cool weather comes on
talk about two wards.
Read Frantz, the jewelers., advor-
tisement in another column.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
The Bower building on lower First
street will have two hne store rooms.
Building and Loan Associations
have made Lehighton vertible little
city of homes.
For good turn out for funeral,
wedding or hauling purposes drop in
at Kistler's livery.
-Jeanesvillo defeated the Temper
ance club, of Bethlehem, on Saturday.
Score, 10 to 8.
The members Of Lehigh Fire Com
pany are doing some talleing for hose
house. We need it.
-Trexler & Kreidler have just
finished a handsome delivery wagon
for John Hauk the baker
Ferdinand Hager and our neighbor
John Peters will please accept thanks
for baskets of nice grapes.
"A fine lot of single and double bar
rel breech loading shot guns just re-
ceived by the Lehigh Coal & Hardware
Co. 4w
Teams for pleasure, business or
funerals at David Ebbert's popular
livery on North street Call and see
him.
The people continue to mako pur-
chases at Luckenbachs' Mauch Chunk.
Largest line of wall paper in the
county.
"A u room hotel, situate at Lehigh
Tannery, is offered for rent on reason
able terms. Apply to Frank Wisler,
Bowman's. Pa. Its
1t may be news to some people to
know that all the stations along the
Valley railroad arc numbered numeri-
cally, from one on up.
The Hersh Furnace Works and the
Lehigh Stove and Manufacturing Co.,
are both full of work with the promise
of very large Fall trade.
&C. A. Goth, Weissport's artistic
painter and paper hanger will COM
mence work on the residences of DR..
J. G. and e. c. Zern, next week.
The annual exhibition of the
Carbon County Industrial Society
next week promises to surpass all pre-
vious exhibitions in extent of display
The new election laws in book
form will soon be issued from our job
rooms. If you are wise you will secure
copy from some of the many adver-
tisers. 1t will be very valuable for
reference.
&C. d. Fritz and Miss Kate Montz
of town, we're happily welded on Tues
day of last week and have the bsst
wishes of a large circle of friends
They will take up their residence in
Mauch Chunk.
John Hauk, Jr., of town, will enter
the following horses in the races at the
Fair next week: Lucy r., in the 2.4C
class; Mary H., IN the county race and
Jake NJ, in the running race. The lat
ter horse will be handled by Milt. Haul1
If you make your purchases al
Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk, you gel
the best article for the least money
no matter whether in wall paper, games
or stationery.
Elsewhere in to-day's paper will be
found the ordinance in reference tc
the taxation of hucksters, butchers
bakers, &c. If you are interested, you
better cut it out and paste it in your
hat for reference.
-"Good job and book compositors
desiring work in the large cities, viii
please address with reference as tC
ability and character, "The United
Typothete Of America" Box 6e5, Gin
cinnati o."
"A communication from a valued
correspondent on the true cause of tho
present trouble in tho Democrat,
party, will appear in our next issue
Want of space this week compels III
lay over.
Our borough council is certainly
deserving of commendation for tn
many excellent things they have don
this year, the last but not the leas
being the passage of the license ordi
nance that will soon frame the way TO
much needed hose house.
We congratulate our young friend
Joseph N. Bennett, Jr., of Paokertor
and Miss Emma, the estimable daugh
ter of our townsman Richard Kooni
on their marriage last Saturday even
! ing by Rev. j. Alvin Reber, of the RI
formed congregation. May they liv
long and happily.
james L. Boyer, of this town, Pre-
!, hibition candidate for prothonotary,
: a clerk in the Lehish Valley Offices (
. Paekerton. Formerly he had genert
store on Second street. This year is
big one for Lehighton-there beir
four candidates, two for sheriff and tv
for prothonotary.
The personal property of Georl
Rapp, decd, VIII be offered for sale o
the premises in Weissport, at o'cloc
p. m, on Saturday, October II. III
property consists of Butchers too
horses, wagons, and a variety Of farr
ing implements, hay, straw, and 9th
x articles. p ]. Kistler, AdministratC
m Last Friday night about 10 o'cloc
10 the engine of a coal train on the Lehil
III Valley Road ran into the rear of a
h other. The crash occurred near Hoke
e. dauqua. Several coal cars we're wrec
% ed and the track blocked for two hou
NJ No one was hurt. Tho BethlehC