The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-08
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New potatOos are down to sixty
cents a bushei.
"A fiae will likely be placed on th Q
new hosiery mill.
Full line Of Ingram and Brus sci
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
DIR. Dancer, of Hazleton, will be at
the Exchange Hotel on Friday, 2lst.
For Sale--A single frame hous on
Ath street. Apply to g. W. Mortimer.
DIR. j. @. Zern's new residence will
be painted and decorated by g. A.
Goth.
Charley Benner, of the north end,
contemplates moving to East Mauch
Chunk.
The Opera House will be opened
under the new management during
October.
jackson Everitt and AL Walp are
late purchasers OF building lots on
Fourth street,
%. Frank AclZer is building large,
roomy paint shop in the rear Of his
South street residence.
-Lehigh Fire Co., No. l. of town,
will elect new officers at their first
meeting in September.
Tho crossing at the alley, between
Second and Third street, is in bad
condition and should be tlxed.
The most attractive arrangement
at the north end these days, is Fred
Rex's peanut roaster. It's daisy.
Some thing not often seen is a
triplet daliah, but DR.. N. B. Reber had
one this weel-presented to him by a
friend.
"A young child Of Julius Komatuslki
swallowed q nail, Wednesday, DR.,
SeipIe was called In, and 1t was re-
moved.
People who delight in pleasure
riding invariably hire their teams from
David Ebberts popular livery on North
street
"A building lot SO foot front on 7th
street, adjoining property Of butcher
Diehl, is for sale cheap. Apply to l. s.
Koch. st
"A crossing over First street at
David Kreamer's is public necessity,
and should receive the attention of
Council,
--Luckenbach, Mauoh Chunk, con-
tinues to lead in base balls, bats and
sporting goods Of all kinds at very
lowest prices,
Ulysses Hough, formerly Of this
town, now lives in Jersey City, where
he holds job with the Pennsylvania
railroad company.
Frank Semmel, formerly Of town,
who ls running the Gilbert House, at
Weatherly will put in steam heat
Frank is a hustler.
DIR. Rabenold, the dentist, of Allen
town, was not at his ofiaee, hare, on
Wednesday, owing to the death and
burial Of his aged father.
Buyers have the largest stock tc
select from in the line of wall paper
borders and decorations when they 81
to Owen Rehrig's on Second street.
From the Bangor Observer w
learn that William Waterbor, of thii
town, will again go into the merchant
tailoring business in the above place.
Good job and book compositors de
string work In the large cities, viii
please address with reference as tt
ability and character, "The Unitet
Typothet@ Of America" Box 695
Cincinnati q,
, The large show windows o
Schwartz's furniture store attracts
much attention Saturday, becaus
Henry had them nicely "axed" wit
I bargains,
The Lehighton Land Company ar
, improving the mineral spring on thei
property by proper drainage and pre-
! teption, The water Is claimed to hav
rare medicinal properties.
1 An advertisement in a newspape
/. gets into q house and it talks to ever
member without making itself obtFusiV
o. or offensive. It works faithfully ever
\ day. II is the most active, the moi
q persistent, most patient, most polit
and most successful, Employ it,
i The grass In the Park needs Gu
q ting In the worst way, and Counc
Q | should see that it is done. In its pr
n sent condition it is disgrace to a
Il intelligent community. Come cut IL
o grass,
John Hottenstein has bought Il
Hunsicker freight route and inten,
9, to work up business by prompt al
careful attention to business. He q
a, do it. He has a good team to deliv
q; goods quick and PROMPT and lowe
m prices.
"A cheap watch that is good, and
or good watch that is cheap, is the stro
ID IS American watch, that we are off
ing at a great bargain. We sell lots
E, them, the supply is limited, @
early, secure real genuine bargain
Du a watch at E. H. Hollis, Mauch Chu
We Jewelry Store.
,ct Council have notified First strC
ey property owners to remove all obstr,
l's, tions from their pavement-leavin
clear eight foot walk. This order '
'n, cut Of . number si steps, balcen
re- and veraldas.
he -Arner & Sloyer, Of Franklin, h
ose the contract to build John s. Len
Is new residence on the corner Of Th
and Alum streets, and work will 81
Yer be commenced. The residence viii
r the most magnificent IN town, ARV
at ell modern oonyenienoes,
John ]. Hummel, the popular 1
ion B. cornetist Of Arion Cornet Band,