The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-12-05
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baskets at Sweeny's.
Our Sunday schools are preparing
for Christmas festivals.
Tom Snyder again manipulates the
spigot at the Carbon House.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Leave your orders at Sweeny's for
Christmas celery or turkeys.
For the holidays buy nuts, grapes,
raisens and confections at Sweeny's.
Sheriff elect Joseph s. Webb will
not appoint a deputy for the present,
Our old friend Jake Raudenbush
continues ill. We look for his re-
covery.
Report has it that Mrs. Amos
Reigel, of the north end, is quite seri-
ously ILL.,
--Wanted-A youth about 16 years
of age, well educated to learn printing
Apply at this office.
1T will interest our base ball friends
hereabouts to read this from the Phila-
delphia Sunday Press:
During the session of the Teachers
County Institute next week our public
schools will be closed.
Wanted at the Lehighton Hosiery
Mill-Eight knitters and eight toppers.
Apply at once at the mill.
People go to Jake Kistler's for
teams because they are used right.
Get low prices and good rigs.
-Ex-tax collector Shaded has put
down first class stone pavement in
front of his First street residence.
1t is the talk of the street that a
well-known Allentown hotel man is
after the Exchange Hotel, in this city.
Charley Fronheiser is nursing a
badly smashed thumb on the right hand.
He works in the car shops at Packer
ton.
Mrs. Charles Miller, of Iron street,
is confined to the house with badly
dislocated ankle.
For pleasure ride, or for business
or funeral purposes hire your teams
at Ebbert's North street livery.
Christmas goods are unloading at
Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk. Don't
buy until you see our stock.
In the M. E. church they have al
ready commenced talking about Christ
mas and the exercises they are to
arrange.
DIR. w. F. Dancer, Hazleton's popu-
lar eye, ear and nose specialist, will be
at the Exchange Hotel, this city, on
December 18.
Jack" Yenser who works in the
Lehigh Stove Foundry, is nursing a
finger on the right hand that he had
caught between the cogs the other day,
Buy Christmas and birthday pre-
sents at Books jewelry store. Watches
rings, clocks, &C., in great assortment
and at lowest prices.
Mrs. Daniel Campbell, of Bankway
at present in Philadelphia under treat.
ment for an eye affection is reported as
being much improved.
There is no discount on that
Rishel takes the best pictures and
when the school marms come to town
next week they don't want to forget
him.
Assistant freight agent, P. A
German, at the Valley depot, has given
the contract for cozy little home OF
Third street to Arner & Sloyer, build
ers, of Weissport.
Go to Books for holiday presents
Rev George w. Gross, of Bangor
Pa, who lived here some few years ago
is now a presiding elder in the Evan
gelical Association, having entered OF
his duties last Wednesday.
The twenty eighth annual session
of the Carbon county teachers insti
tute will open in the Opera House, thi
city, Monday next. The usual pro
/ gram of exercises will be gone through
E John Blose has leased a Sunni
Hill hotel and will take possession
sometime during the first month in tn
r new year. jeff Bretney will likely TAX
) the Blose news route and candy stand
: With the beginning of 1892 Sweeny'
d Corner Store will pass into the CON
! plete control of R. L. Sweeny. Th
genial Bob enjoys a good patronag
Il and we predict bigger trade after g
r for he is genuine hustler.
c 1t comes from pretty good author
}. ty that the Lehigh Valley railroad Con
u pany have concluded not to locate
h new depot in the rear of the Exchang
h Hotel and thus another dream prove
n to be but horrid night mare.
re- Contractor George Diehl has mao
g a handsome residence out of the WI
ID MONTE property on Third street, an
N M Frank Acker has added to its appea
Se ance by a delicate use of the pail
brush.
james Kershner, employed at Il
Mansion House, one day last wee
a hauled, on one load, three tons an
he four hundred cwt. of hay over Il
or Blue Mountains. We amt certain b.
in it strikes us that this is mighty goC
n pulling for three horses.
CO Our public schools are on the
of fourth month and you don't hear
lg single complaint from any one. II
e. reason is clear-the teachers, one al
a all, are heart and soul in the work al
NJ indefatigable in their efforts to get t
lie best results. Continue thusly and Il
an town will soon have the best schools
hhE the Valley.
Go to Sweeny's for grapes, nu
figs and all fruits and confections.
Milton II. Hunsicker and family,
ID. Mahoning street, moved this week
~ Freeland, where Mr.. Hunsicker "
" open a large butchering establishme
Milt. is a first-rate fellow and we wi
him prosperity.
nue. If you owe this paper-no mat
TO how trihing the sum-we would be
res, res lighted to receipt your bill. Ma
81 small amounts make comfortable su
hey in the aggregate, and the aggregate
Win needed just now. Come down.
aSa aSa ''The New York Club has signed I
we'd lor and Jennings, of Louisville. Tay
s5 is probably the best first baseman
! 'oT oT the country, and Jennings pert
,eeB nance at short stop last season, C
get sidering his limited experience, :
i''h astonishing"
Rev. c. D. Clauss, a Luthe
- clergyman formerly of this city,
u now nf gtro,,dsburo Monroa oouY