The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-04-11
LOCAL cRIsT.


Jonathan Kistler has been az
pointed Notary Public.
Full line Of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Talk about two wards and then do
something. Let us progress.
-Pavemepts are to be laid on many
streets in this town. Correct.
Ed Christman is building W. 7.
Semmel's cottage on south Bird street.
Persons wanting fence posts can
get them by calling at j. L. Cables. t2
The pavementing and grading of
Alumni street will be big improve
ment.
Frederick BrinlSman is still quite
III, but his condition is gradually inn
proving.
-Wanted-A young girl to learn the
millinery trade. Apply to Miss Alven .
fraver.
The la1ies who talked about im-
proving the Park want to do something
pretty soon.
The borough will place two fire
plugs at the south end of Third street,
below Alum.
When you want safe and hand
some turn out go to Ebbert's North
street livery.
Mrs. 7. A. Snyder has been confined
to the house the past week with an at
tack Of the grippe.
-Lost-A pair of eyeglasses. The
finder will be suitably rewarded on leav-
ing them at this office.
We call the attention Of our readers
to a number Of new advertisements
which they will profit by reading.
For Sale-A safety bicycle, in good
condition, ball bearing all around, s48
cost $50. Apply to D. s. Book, Lehigh-
ton, Pa.
The principal hackers Of Engleman,
Of Weatherly, in the coming foot race,
on the 18th, in this place, come from
Hazleton.
Mrs. H. V. Mortimer, Jr., who has
been seriously i'll with catarrhic pneu-
monia the past six weeks is rapidly con-
valescing.
The largest new stock of wall
papers and decorations in the county
can be found at Biery's Weissport
drug store.
The Daniel Clauss, property on
1lbb olIGOb3 hhNOA bAoOh w bO oOAN vi
Saturday last,was postponed indefinite
ly by the executor.
The henneries of Fred Miller and
John Gomery were visited by thieves
recently and number of fine chickens
stolen. Get your gun.
Council should enact an ordnance
preventing the lacking of placards on
the telegraph and telephone posts
along our thoroughfares. Do this.
"A larger and cheaper stock of
watches, silverware, &c, than ever be-
fore is now offered for sale by S.
Hagaman, Lehighton. Dec. 6 6m.
The second week of April opened
up in this town by two Bankway
women banging each other over the
head and otherwise amoosing them
selves.
"A couple of fellows who promised
70 pay us money due on pay day are
sh irt of memory. That important day
has come an gole and we haven't t
seen 'em.
Our old friend and townsman d.
II. Straup is the agent in Carbon
county for the famous Mccormick
mower, thebest machine of its kind in
the world.
-Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk, sells
The newest wall papers, borders and
decorations at the lowest price. This
accounts for his large and growing
patronage.
The people who buy wall papers,
borders and decorations at Biery's
Weissport drug store, get the newest
designs in the above goods at the
lowest prices.
BOSS" Clauss opened the Valley
House with grand hop at which all
5he wholesouled and jolly people in
Town we're present. "Boss" makes a
good landlord.
Two young boys from the north
| end, one disguised as girl, who paradeo
First street Tuesday evening. want To
''look little out" Such business might
and 'em in Jail.
ID. G. Campbell, of Bethlehem, and
\. T. Kelley, of Mauch Chunk, have
eased Thomas store room, on First
street, and opened up a first class
plumbing establishment.
Rev. J. S. Newhart, the regular pas
5or of the Evangelical church, will
preach in the First Presbyterian church
IN Sunday at l0:30 a. M, in German ano
1t 7:15 p m. in English.
The pestiferous installment man is
again with us selling rugs, clocks, &c.
goods kept in stock by reputable anc
legitimate merchants and advertisers
Patronize the home merchant who is
an advertiser.
The sixteenth annual meeting o.
The Carbon County Industrial Society
Will be held at the Exchange Hotel, a
one o'clock next Monday, to elect new
officers and transact the usual neces
sary business.
The Young Peoples Alliance of tn,
? Evangelical chu ch Of Lehighton, viii
lold its first series in the Presbyterian
church this Saturday evening at 1916
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
:, The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
{ nany is building new depots at Maucl
. Chunk and Glen OnokO. LehightoI
/ however, must put up with a one stor
: affair that is almost disgrace to tn
town. Let us have new depot.
There are a few people in thi
town who are still anxiously awaitin
= the re-appearance of w. r. Russell,
= picture agent, who took number {
! orders and part of the cash and ha
= failed thus far to furnish the goods.
Contractors Coon, Gabel & CO
L have a gang of men at work on the mort
!. end of First st -eet putting the finishin
n touches to the macadam road. Thei
Il is much objection among the propert
owners to accepting the road as it now
The spontaneous laughter an
sparks of humor hndles and ignites
s. blaze of fun, and flashes of merrimen
re ending in wreaths of smoke when ligh
10 cd by the Moss Family's music
Of comedy. "a Quick Match" In Il
Of Opera House, Tuesday 2sth.
0r On Wednesday Constable Edwai
es Raworth, of town, went TO Monroe eou
n ty and arrested Adam Smale, hue
m ster for the larceny of watch fro
Nelson Deppe, proprietor of the Maui
Chunk Hotel. Smale was placed u9d