The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-12-12

William Hill, of Hamburg, Berks
county, buried an interesting child in
the Lehighton cemetery on Monday.
The Central Carriage Works has
Just completed a handsome butcher
wagon for J. NJ. Bauman, of Parryville.
DIR. W. F. Dancer, Hazleton's popu-
lar eye, ear and nose specialist, will be
at the Exchange Hotel, this city, on
December IS.
The revival meetings in the Pres
byterian church, under the auspices of
the Evangelical congregation, are re-
sulting in much good.
Everybody invited at Phillips,
White street, Weissport, to see his
stock. A stock of 30 instruments to Sc
lect from at Phillips.
In the case Of William Weidaw VS..
The Borough of Lehightou, Squire
Beltz this week rendered judgment in
favor of the plaintiff iii the sum Of
s1O.9S.
Remember Phillips, White street,
Weissport, is the only man that carries
a large stock of pianos and organs to
select from in Carbon and Lehigh
counties.
j. E. Miller, of jamestown, con-
Quoting a small general store in this
town for some months past, has closed
out his business and, it is said, will 60
to Bethlehem.
There is more music to the square
inch in Moller Organ than any other
organ made, we challenge comparison,
see these beauties at Phillips, White
street, Weissport.
"A good buggy harness, my own
make, at eleven dollars and upwards.
A good assortment of horse blankets,
fur and plush robes, whips, &C., for
sale by NJ. FLoRY, Weissport. IT,
Every week now three to four
hundred porkers are converted into
hams, spare ribs and sausages at
Obert's Pork Packing establishment,
where business is on a rush.
Remember when you call at Phillips,
White street, Weissport, don't come
under the impression that we keep a
novelty store, our business is pianos,
organs and general musical mdse.
e. H. Snyder purchased the Daniel
Clauss property on First street, last
Saturday paying for the same 5000.
The property is "dirt cheap" at that
figure, as the location is one of the best
in town.
j. Fink Thompson, of Schuyll1ill
Haven, who built Lehighton's Hosiery
Mill, is now here making an effort to
organize company for the manufac-
ture of ladies' underwear, The plant
is to cost about $1,000
1t will be pleasant news to people
here to learn that Miss Martha, daugh-
ter of our townsman, Julius Bogdansk,
now of Philadelphia, was married
Thursday to Fred. Stressner, Of the
same place. We offer congratulations
and best wishes.
An exchange says this: "Hugh
= Jennings telegraphed that he has not
, signed with the New York club, despite
the statement to the contrary. He
Q says he is under contract with the
=. Louisville club, has accepted $1,000 ad,
vance money and will play in that city
another year"
}. Boys watches at e. II. Hollis, the
Mauch Chunk jeweler.
Y H. B. Kennel, for three years past
connected with the First National
a Bank of this gity, has severed his con
I nection with that institution and viii
associate himself with Joseph Obert',
i Pork Packing establishment. He viii
be succeeded by Henry Bretney, o.
y town, now a clerk with the Valley
e Company at Packerton.
E. II. Hohl, Mauch Chunk Jeweler
Il -Children's good, durable musi,
.e boxes, only 45 cents at e. H. Hollis
It Mauch Chunk, sold elsewhere for Sl.OC
r Our readers will remember Mrs
g William Miller, of this town, who fel
/ and broke a limb while crossing tn
l. trestle work of the Central Railroad, a
At Weissport, few weeks ago. After sui
ID fering the most excruciating pain tn
poor woman died Wednesday at 81
+ Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, where sh
IS bad been since the accident.
he New Musical Invention.
All the objections to the parlor oi
Il, gan are at last done away with by thi
AZ new invention. It has seven fu
octaves las many keys as the 7 octav
ts piano. and looks exactly like fin
n upright piano. There are no stops i
n view nor any unsightly bellows pedal
but the instrument is worked by tv
pedals exactly like those on a plan
a. and a six year old child is able to wol
w them with ease. The delicacy an
- variety of its tones are wonderful, an
the touch 50 light and quick that Il
vi most difficult piano pieces can be c
all ecuted thereon without difficulty.
De- is a marvellous improvement upon Il
parlor organ, and has created a gre
- sensation in musical circles. The pri
is not higher than that of the ordina
organ. This delightful instrument
y manufactured by II. Lehr & Co., Ea
ton, Pa, and for sale only by Aaron
Snyder, Weissport, Pa, who is alwa
on the lookout for the latest and bC
'Ao goods in the market. Call and see
of Whpther Won wish TO buv or not