The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-04-04
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-NNAilh lHuAlAHA Will nA0N0 W
Weatherly on Tuesday.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
-Charles Kipp is the dad Of an
other baby boy, making seven ia all
Persons wanting fenco posts can
get them by calling at j. l.. Cables. u
-Wante3-A girl to learn the millin-
cry business. Apply to Miss Alyenia
Graver.
1T is not unlikely that an addition
will soon be built TO Trinity Lutheran
church.
Miss Ella Fink, Of Second street,
win become a student in The Allentown
Female College.
The Stocldale family have vacated
the Schmidt residence on the Hill and
now live at Easton
The Lehighton Water Company
will continue their water mains on
Third street from Alum south.
George Bsch, of Alum street, is the
new proprietor of "Boss" Ciauss' stove
and tin store on First street.
L. II. Nothstein has just hand
somely remoddled the front of Rev. e.
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For Sale-A safety bicycle, in good
condition, bali bolring all around, $40
cost s)0 Apply to d. S. Book, Lehigh-
ton, Pa.
Constable Joseph zahn is the
new Road Commissioner. We hope
this means better system of road
making.
John Hauk now drives the best
trotter in the county. 1t is black
mare, Maud, six years old and worth
a cool $1,000.
Buy wall papers, borders and cell
ing decorations at Biery's, Weissport
Newest goods and always the very
lowest prices.
Horace Heydt, of the firm of Frey
man & Heydt, attorneys at law, is
Lehighton's new borough solicitor,
vice L. A. Snyder
"A larger and cheaper stock of
watches, silverware, &C., than ever be-
Hagaman, Lehighton. Dec. 6 6m.
Fred Schmidt, Democratic war
horse, of Towamensing, will become a
resident of this town on Monday when
he moves his family here.
George S. Hallman, secretary for
the Peoples Benefit Association of
Sayre, Pa, has, or will, turn the bust
ness over to William Schadle.
People who want new wall paper,
borders, &c, buy at Biery's Weissport
They get the best at the very lowest
prices. That's just what they want.
On Monday, April 9th 1891, the
,o,.tno p fl,o prifo1,rr,io xtri11 hO ,.oicnI 70
cloth, per vol, S1.50; IL Russian, $500
e. f. Luckenbaoh, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
-Trexler & Kreidler built hand
some delivery wagon this week for
Rex's Bon Marche, Mauch Chunk. The
wagon is daisy for fine workmanship.
G. H Mantz is now the landlord of
the Exchange Hotel The Exchange
enjoys an excellent patronage and is
the leading hostlery in this city at
this time.
If you appreciate correct time have
your clocks and watches cleaned, re
paired and regulated by j. D. Curtis,
jeweler and optician, Center Square,
Weissport.
Boss" Clauss is now the iovial
hearted landlord of the well-known
Valley House, formerly operated by
big heated Jim Esch, who retires to
private living
Rev. George w. DUNCAN, of the
street, will preach in the M. E. church
at four o'clock.
The membership of Trinity Luth
eran church was increased 81 last Sun
day-29 by confirmation and % by
certificate The total membership is
now over 500.
Council is getting on their fight
ing clothes. They have notified the
Lohigh Valley Company to build a
foot walk from the Valley House to the
new iron bridge
"A half dozen of unsolicited sub
scribers to this paper proves that the
ADVOCATE is liked by the people. Let
us have your name if you are not al
ready with us?
The Stall Fishery at Salisbury
shipped seven cans of brook trout to
c. H. Mantz A. G.. Brodhead and other
Lehighton parties, Monday, far distri-
button in the streams in the neiahbor-
hood.
George Shultz, with F. D. Clauss at
Great Bend, Pa, for several years past
/ has accepted a position with H. IT
Peters, merchant tailor, Exchange
building. He commenced on his duties
Monday.
We show the handsomest stock Of
! gold watches ever displayed in this
| county, and at the lowest prices ever
offered for reliable goods, call ano
see for yourself at E. H. Hollis Mauch
Chunk Jewelry Store.
Owning to the recent illness of J
d. Curtis, of Brooklyn, (son-in-law OF
Esq, Miller) Weissport will have the
benefit of an expert jeweler and Opt
clan, providing they show their appre
citation of such by early patronage
An item published in these columns
some weeks ago relative to disobedienc
and bad behaviour of children in oU
public schools was written by thi
office and outside parties blamed ar
not responsible. The item was tn
result of visit to the schools and
knowledge of the fact in question.
, -Messrs. Kutz & Hallman, of thi
city, will open a cigar mandatory a
Lansford in a few days. The factor
5 will be in charge of Mr.. Hallman,
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/. the Packerton offices, and move t
that town with his family on or abou
April 10. We wish the firm the best {
luck.
g Howard was evidently mistaken
. an ADVOCATE man saw DR.. Seipl
driving a beautiful specimen of hors
j. flesh the other day and on inquirin
learned that it was his new blood ba
e, horse "Walter S." There are few, if an
l. horses in the county that can mate
g him in gracefulness as we'll as spec
IS Oh, he's a daisy
5, Miss Jacobs, teacher Of the boy
secondary school resigned on Thursdi
y last to accept a similar, though mo-
70 lucrative and congenial position in Il
= Mauch Chunk schools. The vacan,
y caused by her resignation was filed
II q special meeting of the directors Sa
"a urday evening when they elect,
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