The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-03-28

From the Hopper Of Every Day Eventa.
The ChronioiinFs Of a Live Reporter

AAlH HNWAAk ElAAWIAN MAAA NA NANHNA
to-day Good Friday.
WANTED $1,000 Good security.
Apply at this office.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Buy handsome new wall papers
borders and decorations at Biery's,
WeisspOrt.
Special Easter services will be held
in the Methodist Episcopal church on
Sunday evening.
Everything new, nice and beauti-
ful in spring and summer millinery at
Miss Alvenia Graver.
For an easy riding and safe turn
out you must 90 to Ebbert's livery on
North street. Terms low.
Bad roads and no crossings are
two evils that make life miserable in
this town. It can't be helpedl
Communion services will be held
in lions Reformed church on next
Sunday morning and evening.
All Of the several industries in this
city are enjoying a lively rush Of trade
with bright prospects for q continuance
The Hersh Furnace Works, Lehigh
Stove Foundry, Valley Spring Works,
Knitting Mill and wagon factories.
For new and handsome effects in
wall papers, borders and ceiling de-
corations you must go to Biery's Weiss
port.
Manager Reber is getting his club
in good shape,and will open the season
during the early May with some strong
club
Don't buy wall papers, borders or
decorations until you have seen Biery's
(Weissport) new and handsome assoTt-
ment.
FOR Sale-A safety bicycle, in good
condition, ball bearing all around, $50
cost 500. Apply to d. S. Book, Lehigh-
ton, Pa.
Mrs. Aaron Weidaw, of the north
end, has been granted a pension. Her
husband served with credit during the
late civil war
Icontlnues his offer of free sites for
found to take advantage of itY
Window shades, any style made to
order and hung, on short notice Ready
made shades at very low prices at q. F.
Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk.
The Bowman Evangelicals have
rented the Presbyterian church in this
city and hold all services there. They
pay SIS per month for the building.
On Monday, April 9th 1891 the
price of the Britannia will be raised to
cloth, per vol, S1.50; IL Russian, 800
.F. Luslkenbaoh, Mauoh Chunk, Pa.
We hope our iovial fat friend, P.
/ A. German, of the Lehigh Valley
station, will soon be out of the house
where he is now confined through sick
ness.
In the M. E. church on Sunday
morning Rev. G. w. DUNCAN preached
an eloquent sermon on the life and
work of John Wesley, the founder of
Methodism.
The editors hat is oph in acl1nowl-
edgment of handsome pair of "dude
half hose" from the courteous superin-
tendent, Mr.. j. Fink Thompson, of the
Lehighton Hosiery Mill.
The obliging Col HON has retired
from the Mansion House and is now
pleasantly domiciled with his aged
mother on north First street. He will
not 90 into business for the present.
The Bowman Evangelical Sunday
school have elected the following
officers: Superintendent, Homer
Adams; assistant, Andrew Shive; secre-
tary, John Heberling; treasurer, David
Harting.
The hotels and stores, in this city
who have the electric light in their
several establishments illuminated for
the first time by that system Tuesday
evening It's big improvement over
the smoky coal oil lamps.
"A class of twenty-nine catechumens
will be confirmed by Rev. j. H. Kuder
in Trinity Lutheran church Good Fri
day afternoon. On the Sunday morn
ing and evening following the holy com
munion will be administered.
IT,,,s,,.,r,NTsI ..-1e
Tuesday morning by Secretary John
Semmei, and a representative dropping
; in at the mill sometime later found
: them all in smiles. The mill has all
the work that they can handle.
: Miss Alvenia Graver, our popular
milliner, was to the city and bought
in a new and larger assortment of
spring and summer millinery than ever
before shown in this town. Prices very
? lowest and goods the best. Cali.
3 Francis E. Bachman, of the south
end, is the new clerk at the American
9 House, Mauch Chunk, where he sue.
D ceeds Harry Clauss who will become q
J. Lehightonian and do business here
Both have our best wishes for success
t Rev. w. A. Leopold, Presiding
!, Elder of Allentown District, to which
v Lehighton belongs, spent last Sunday
= at Slatington, and was greeted by large
= audiences and a collection of nearly
5 S22. His sermons are highly spoken of
b 1t is just possible that the Lehigh
ton Base Ball Association will hold 1
: grand fair and festival sometime il
d May. When the affair comes off oul
o people should properly encourage tn,
l. national sport by their liberal patron
g age.
1, Five cents invested in q newspape
d will afford the buyer with from thirt,
l. minutes to three hours entertainment
What investment is it possible to max
II that will give anything like returns
n Or for one dollar will get the ADvooAT
IS for one year-less than two cents wee
ls for 81 weeks.
k The Young Peoples Society, G
h lions Reformed church, have perfecte
n all necessary arrangements and GeI
d d. II. Hastings, the hero of Johnstowl
will be here on April and lecture o
Johnstown during the great fooI
This lecture is highly spoken of by th
press where ever delivered
~ John Hottenstein, of Second stree
le has been appointed station agent 4
h the Central Railroad Company in tn
n city, and will enter on his duties Apr
n lst. He is now under instructio
,d with agent Brian, who retires from Il
= employ of the company to accept
ar lucrative position with the l.. c. &
9y Co., of which he is a member.
ev Ina New Dress.
ga The CARBON ADVOCATE, published
IL Lehighton, is out in a handsome ne