The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-01-31
MULrUM PARvo.
Bright and Newsy Combinations o. the
Happenings In the City AZ Caught BY =
Reporter


pets at Henry Schwartz,
The men to elect town couneilmen are
the live, progressive men Of the town.
Remember this
--Hire your teams for pleasure or funer-
al purposes from David Ebberts popular
North street livery.
The gatesnof the school yard are closed
until $50 every morning and until one
o'clock In the afternoon.
B 4 buying sewing machine, organ
or piano, call on Geo. w. Nusbaum, north
First street, Lehighton. 2t
The electric light wires are being put
10 many of our business houses by the
Carbon County Improvement Company.
"A larger and cheaper stock of watches,
silverware, &C., than ever before is now
offered for sale by S. Hagaman, LehIghton,
Penna. Dec. 6m.
-Tobacconist Koch has just put in his
factory a new patened cigar packing press
that considerably facilitates the work in
this branch of his business.
If the merchants along First street
want night watchmsn, why, Mike Kresge
will fi.l the bill to 7. He's an old soldier,
q d he's got some courage.
The machinery is being put In place In
Miller's new planning mill, and it is expected
that operations will be commenced some.
time during next week.
Al Noll, of town, brakeman on 1893,
LehIgh Valley Railroad, had his left hand
badly squeezed between the bumpers of
two cars on Monday night.
We congratulate the Weatherly Herald
on the excellent addition to Its office-a
Campbell power press. The Herald is
always newsy and interesting.
--Organist Wanted-The St. Johns
church in Towamenslng wants an organist.
For particulars address the Secretary L, F.
KERN, Lehigh Gap, Carbon Co., Pa. 4w"
Fred Rex, of the south end, will soon
open up business place on north First
street, in the store room now occupied by
F. P. He'll, carpet manufacturer.
-Biers, the Weissport druggist. has in
stock beautiful line Of new and handsome
wall papers, borders and decorations at
prices that astonish buyers.
Don't buy wall paper until you have
seen BierY's, (Weissport) large and COM
plete assortment OF new effects. Prices
are marked way down to rock bottom
figures.
Jacob Shingler, of Mahoning street, a
veteran who is suffering from severe dis
abilities sustained in the late war, was on
the sth granted deserved increase in PEN
sion.
Charles Harding, of Iron street, was set
ting up" the cigars for his friends last Sat.
urday owning to the arrival of bright and
bouncing boy baby at his home. Shake,
old man
james Vert, it is safe conclusion
was the happiest man on Fourth street.
Sunday when he was round telling hi:
friends of the arrival of cute BABY boy
Mother and boy are o. X.
No finer goods shown anywhere thar
may be seen at the Wall Paper Store of E
f. Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk, only q
per cent lower than in the City.
--Killian Stehling was oYerjoyed at tn
arrival of a brand new baby boy at hous
on Thursday last. Mother and child ar
doing WELL
FOR ORSALE--Establishe Bakery, Con
fectionery, Restaurant and Ice cream Busi
ness. The only Bakery in town of 400
inhabitants. Moderate rents. Good rea
sons for selling. For particulars addres
c. w. Laury, Weissport, Pa. 81"
--Arion Cornet Band, under the leader
ship of Prof. Thomas Ellis, gave one c
their popular and always much appreci'
+ tive open air concerts from the balcony {
the Exchange Hotel, Saturday evenin'
The selections we're all new and way u
S in "g'. The Arion boys blow goo
r music.
2 Elmer Levan, of Philadelphia, an
+ Miss Daisy, daughter of Squire John Koon
d of jamestown, a suburb of this place, we
e happily welded on last Saturday. II
: young couple start out life with the be
wishes of many friends.
: The committee on arrangements a
# using every possible effort TO make tl
i coming entertainment for the benefit
the Lehighton Base Ball club a decid
q success. Already the best talent of II
le city and Weissport has been engaged and
| rare treat can be expected.
D; William Walck, of Bridge street has
possession book, perhaps the Oldest in t
" neighborhood. 1t is printed in Germ
u ard dated lC47. The book is four inch
by two and is valued on account of its al
% DIR. w, F. Danzer, Of Hazleton, spe
ID alist In the treatment of the eye, ear, a
- nose, will be at the Exchange Hotel, Il
Vi city, on Friday, February, 9th, where
70 will be much pleased 10 receive all persc
e. needing his service.
III Joseph SchOff, Of Bowmanstown. G
IN ploYed as a track walker on the Lehi
-, Valley Railroad, was stru, X by freight ira
III No, 2S6 Tuesday night, near the Val
III depot in this place, and almost instan
killed. Deceased was aged about fifty ye
and leaves wife and two children,
For the benefit Of Gnaden Hut
Castle, Sl6, X. G. E., OF town. Camp J
O. Sons OF Veterans, of Allentown,
give grand ourlesque Initiation in Cab
en- Hall on Wednesday evening, February
ost If YOU wantito enjoy a pleasant eveniu
ty fun don't miss i'll Admission 10 cents.
or AN unknown man. some what un
the inhuence Of liquor, was struck by
engine Wednesday night, while walking
H., the Lehigh Valley Railroad tracks, 81
os- distance above the Central r. r. brio
l., hoN 4,
tly ne was not Dauly nuIt ana Few nc nc
aS Easton.
Pa. An Engines wild Leap,
ING There was a narrow escape from a
oT,sUh Wat1ar