The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-11-14
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bright Gems Of Local Nouu Seasoned
Throughout by our Reporters vcseHn
ouim.
Buy school books and stationery at
Books iewelry store.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry SchwaItz's.
If you have anything to sell, try
our short important ad column.
William Thomas is out after three
months continent with rheumatism.
The Lehigh Stove Foundry, on the
flats, are improving their buildings.
Rings, all shapes and sizes, all
qualities and styles at Books iewelry
store.
Prof. Thomas Ellis will furnish
music for balls or parties. He is at the
Exchange.
-Tobacconist John Kutz has re-
modelled the interior Of his popular
cigar store.
The holy communion was observed
by the members of Ebenezer Evangeli-
cal church last Sunday.
-Wanted-A neat girl to do house
work in a small family, apply to E. L.
Smith at Lehigh Stove Foundry.
DR.. F. 7. Smith has sold his pretty
English pug "Fanny" to Landlord
Bittner, of the Mansion House, Lans-
| ford.
Friday night closed a very success
full week of prayer in the Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. G. W. DUNCAN
pastor.
The Hazleton Plain Speaker says
that "F. G. Fenner, of Lehighton, has
secured employment with Leonard
Brown"
That's right, buy jewelry Of all
kinds at Books jewelry store. A &c
watch that is sold elsewhere for $40
and II.
p. A. German will build a cozy
little home on the lot on south Third
street, recently purchased from Moses
Heilman.
1t will please the friends of Miss
Jennie Grosscup to learn that she has
recovered from serious illness of
some weeks.
Wall papers and borders are in
great assortment at Luckenbach's,
Mauch Chunk, where the very lowest
prices prevail.
Autumn has changed the hillside
and valley but not the pleasure of a
drive in one of David Ebbert's hand
some turnouts.
DIR. o. W. Snyder is the new owner
of the John Seaboldt bay team of
horses-as fine horsefesh as you'll find
in days travel.
M. G. Clauss, the fashionable cutter
with Clauss Bros, has a spinning wheel
that was made in 1892 OF course Milt
wouldn't give it up.
Charles A. Harding is excavating
for residence on Mahoning street,
on lot recently bought from our old
friend Ferdinand Freisch.
Big hearted Tom Snyder, of the
Carbon House, has been quite serious
ly indisposed for the past week. His
friends hope for his rapid recovery.
j, j. Hummel has resigned from the
Arion Cornet Band. John can "toot''
a horn with the very best of 'em, and
his absence from the band boys will be
felt.
The last kiln of brick for 1891 was
burned at Graver's south end brick
yard on last Saturday, During the
season there were manufactured over
$4,000 bricks.
John Scholl, of town, has accepted
the agency for the Roberts Safety
Lantern, which is just the thing fo1
railroaders. Elsewhere you will see
his advertisement.
Ed Strauss lost bright sixteen
weeks old baby boy, Martin Luther
Shoemaker Strauss, by death Wednes
day morning early. Interment will be
made Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel Campbell, of Bankway
is in Philadelphia, under able specialist:
receiving treatment for impaired sight
For some time it was thought that sht
would become totally blind
1t will interest our horsemen t.
know that of the twenty horses brough
to town by ]. George Snyder, of Allen
town, two weeks ago, he returned will
only three of the original stock.
Ben Kester, who manufacturer
Home Fertilizer in this city, is now il
Chicago, ILL.,, where he has secured
patent on a dish washer that will b
used at the Worlds Fair in 1898.
DIR. w. F. Dancer, the. eye, ear anC
nose specialist of Hazleton, will be a
the Exchange Hotel, in this city, o.
, Friday, November 13. If you requir
the services of DR.. Dancer don't fail t
call at the hotel on the above date.
The oath instant will be the ann
verssry of the terrible Gnaden Hutte
massacre. In other towns this even
would be made the period of specia
services in the churches. Let us hop
it will not go by in default at home.
School director Wm. McCormicl
of Second street, accidentally brok
4 one of the small bones in his rigI
r. ankle on Tuesday morning while o
r his way to Weissport where he is en-
ployed by the Emery Wheel Company
}; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mitchell ei
s tertained a select party at delightfl
terrapin supper, at their home, on La
:. Saturday evening. Those present wei
l., DR.. Zern and wife, and Lee Wills an
It wife, of Weissport, and William Zehn,
and wife, of this city.
! DIR. W. G. NJ. Seiple, of South stree
7, is the owner of "Charley d." a Gel
brated pacing horse with a record tn
e, it isn't very likely a horse in the L
T, high Valley will be able to break. TT
or animal is daisy, and the doctor wi
II, knows good horse-hesh can be prot
Of him.
"A letter received a few days a.
from our old friend Charles Froelic
"A of Tauton, Mimi, is full of good new
% They have had a successful season wi
~ big crops, having harvested 1000 busht
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