The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-09-19
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millinery business. Apply to. Miss
Alvenia Graver.
Hire your pleasure teams from
Jake Kistler's livery stable. Lowest
prices and good rigs.
Dan Knaus, the boss baratone play
er in Arion cornet band, has resigned
from the organization.
Every reader of this paper should
carefully peruse the advertisements.
They are full of interest.
Henry w. Yeahl has been appoint
ed executor of the estate of the late
Ludwig Marsteiner, deceased.
And don't you forget i'll What ?
Why, that David Ebbert turns out the
finest rigs at the lowest prices.
We are pleased to note that Engi-
neer Fink is again at the throttle after
an illness of a week or ten days.
Mrs. James Campbell, of this city,
now at st. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem,
is said to be almost convalescent.
The star of low prices leads to
Luckenbaoh's, Mauch Chunk. A full
line of wall papers, stationery, book, &c.
"A cigar over twelve inches long, on
exhibition at Koch's cigar store is a
specimen of the fine ability of 'Mandus
Mertz.
DIR. o. w. Snyder sports a hand
some gray horse, just purchased from
farmer Zeigenfus, of Lower Towamens-
ing. It's dandy
William West is a grass widower
this week.-Mrs. wife having skipped
out" on Tuesday, taking with her the
valuables of the household.
The annual harvest home service
in Trinity Lutheran church was beau-
tifully observed by the members of
that congregation on last Sunday.
Fred Miller is doing up perscrip-
tions for the Central Drug Store of
DIR. G. Horn. Fred formerly held po-
sition in Smiths pharmacy, Hazleton.
The ditch between the Lehigh Val
ley railroad and Banl5way is gradually
being filed in, and soon side tracks
for the Miller planning mill will be laid
over it.
The sewer crossing First street at
the foot of Iron sends forth fragrance
that is certainly not as delightful as
Jockey Club" or "New Mown Hay" to
the olfactory organs.
We are pleased to note the marri-
age of our young friend William P. J
Werly, salesman in Reigel's store, to
Miss Fredericka E. Gazell, both of town
We offer congratulations
In the new and pretty styles our
millinery exhibit is more complete than
ever. Come and see us before you
purchase elsewhere. We are sure to
please you. Miss Alvenia Graver
Levi Freyman left an apple at this
office, Wednesday, which measured
fourteen inches in circumference and
weighed one pound. Can you beat itf
If so trot out your apple dumping.
Charley, a five year old son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. A. German, of First street
died Tuesday evening of Group. Inter.
ment will be made Friday afternoon
We extend our sincere sympathies to
the bereaved parents.
We congratulate our young friends
Edward Gomery and Robert Lentz, OF
this city, on passing successfully the
necessary examination for admission
to Lehigh University, at Bethlehem
They are in the class of '95.
Among those who have put them
selves square with this paper unit
1893, are w. r. Steigerwalt, of Parry
vile, and Lewis Zeigenfus, of Aqua
shicola We wish we had some more
like 'em,
"A little son of Mr.. snd Mrs Robert
Stansberry, of First street, died OF
Saturday evening, Interment tool
place on Tuesday afternoon. The be
reaved parents have the sympathy O
b friends and neighbors in their sor,
affiiction.
= Mrs. MA. Halpin, of Mauch Chunh
daughter of Mrs. William Miller, o
Second street, has opened gran,
millinery bazaar in Daniel Wieand'
block on Bankway. Elsewhere in to
days paper will be found her first an
nouncement. Her assortment of good
is new, large, stylish ana complete.
Prof. T. ID. Ellis, of Baltimore, Md
- who taught Arion Cornet Band so sue
cessfully during the winter of 80
back with the boys, and will continu
their instructor, The professor is n
A cognized as one of the best musical il
structors and the Arion Cornet Ban
will soon be at the top of the heap.
The Germania Sangerbund, of tht
city, will make application to the o.
It tober Common Pleas Court for char
d er of Incorporation. District Attorne
Joseph Fisher, of East Mauch Chun
II is the solicitor, The Germania Sai
D. gerbund has a membership of close c
o to one hundred.
le Our popular young townsman ]
% l.. Frey, has this week closed his tailo
IS ing establishment on north First sire,
ir and will leave soon for the city whe
he expects TO secure employment wi
a large tailoring business. Harry h
many friends here they echo the A
g yooATE's sincere wish for his futu
prosperity.
On Friday, October ,, DR.. w.
in Dancer, the well-lmown eye and {
,c- specialist, of Hazleton, will make |
49, last visit to this town. If there are a
4 of our people who need his serviC
he they should not fail to call, The d.
ed tor has a well-earned reputation in [
sis treatment of the above diseases a
Inv can be relied on to give satisfaction.
n A Ravar NnIdannIe