The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-12-12
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The Doings Of a Lively Town Briefly Chroni
oiod in Short snip-snap order by th'
Stroller and Chum."
Mrs. w. 3. Adams is reported quite
seriously ill.,
Daniel Graver and wife visited in
Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Jacob Kresge is so seriously
i'll that she cannot recover.
Jacob Snyder, of Allentown, was
here for a few hours on Monday
Ed. Mooney and Samuel Ziegenfus
of Millport, circled here Tuesday.
When you want wall papers, borders
or decorations see Biery, the druggist
Mrs. Ollie Trine will leave soon on
an extended visit to friends in the
west.
George Nye and wife, of Tamaqua,
are guests Of Hiram Rickert and
family.
Miss Alice Krum is enjoying a
pleasant soiourn with friends at Noun
tain Top.
w. II. Whitehead and Sylvester
Snyder were at Drifton this week,
looking up business.
The people buy wall paper at
Biery's because they get the very best
at the very lowest prices.
The annual Christmas festival will
be held in the Evangelical Sunday
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The water will very likely be
drawn off the L. c. Il n. Co.'s canal at
twelve o'clock noon Saturday.
Arthur Schoch, a railroader, in
jured some time ago, again pulls a
brake for the Central Company,
Rev. J. l. Yotter will preach in
School Hall Sunday morning coming
at the usual hour. All are invited
Scarlet fever, the most dreaded of
all diseases, has made its appearance
on Union Hill, where there are several
cases.
%. j. Saeger is back from York
State, where he had been for several
weeks, bringing in a big invoice Of
apples.
Don't think of it, but buy now. All
the newest things in wall papers go at
low, lowest, lowester prices at Biery's
drug store.
Work is said to be limited at the
L. G. &. N. Company's boat-yard, a
number of men having Ebeen already
suspended.
Sheriff Hiram Levan, of Mauch
Chunk, was here Tuesday, this reminds
us that the Sheriff will soon be wild us
again to stay.
W, H. Oswald was taken to Mauch
Chunk this week and is now confined
in fort Levan for non support of his
wife and for surety of the peace.
Holiday buyers crowd Nusbaum's
popular store because they get the
newest things at the very lowest prices.
Suppose you step in and see them.
-Gebhardt Kerner, ill for some
months past with iaundice, died Sat
urday morning, aged about fifty years.
Interment was made on Wednesday.
-Kresge, the shoe man, has a plan
whereby you can make a beautiful
Christmas present if you are wise
Suppose you drop in and see him
about it.
The committees for Sunday schools
and festivals will do well to buy theiI
candies at o. j. Sager's store. We
have a ton of fine candy and to sell il
quick we have marked down the price
of it to very small figure Don't buy
until you know our price and see the
candy. 2t
The Evangelical Sunday school
meeting in School Hall, on last Sun
day elected the following officers for
term Of one year: Superintendent
DR.. p. A. Andrews: assistant superin
tendent, Frank Laury; secretary, JOIN
S. Miller; treasurer, NJ. A. Laury
librarian, Harry Rickert
The members of the Evangelical
Sunday school on last Sunday elected
tina following officers for the ensuing
year. Superintendent, Rev. 1. j. Reit2
assistant superintendent, William Il
Kreamer; secretary, A, D. Hawk; treas
urer, W. H. Whitehead, Sr.; librarian
Bert Arner; organist, w. H. White
head, Jr.; superintendent of the infan
department, Miss Mary Whitehead
The school has a membership of 10
and the collection last Sunday wa
1923.