The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-01
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cents bushel
For Sale Cheap-A good range.
Apply at this Office.
Ben Culton sells ice cream ali
flavors-at 30 cents a quart.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
"A full lot on 3rd street, will be
sold cheap. Apply at this office.
For Sale-A single frame house on
4th street. Apply to G. W. Mortimer.
Photographer Rishel contemplates
greatly improving his gallery on Bank
way in the near future.
Jacob Dreibelbies has been awarded
the contract to furnish the Lehighton
school district with fourteen car loads
of coal.
-Luckenbach leads in base ball
goods, stationery, wall paper, &c.
While in Mauch Chunk don't fail to
see him.
The Lehigh Valley Company have
laid a substantial plank pavement from
the Valley House to the bridge. We
are glad of it.
"A three year old son of John
Koons died Monday morning of mem
branous Group. Funeral took place
Wednesday.
Mrs. Catharine Esch, we regret to
note, is still in very serious condition,
consequent to stroke of paralysis
some weeks ago.
-Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk, con-
tinues to lead in base balls, bats and
sporting goods of all kinds at very
lowest prices.
Our old school chum, W. H. Lem
hard, now Of Phoenixville, Pa, will con-
slider our hat off for copies of the
Daily Republican.
-Hersh Furnace Works are at it full
blast with an extra force of men. We
are pleased to note the rapidly increas-
ing trade at these works.
Minnie, daughter of Fred Miller
while walking in the yard on Monday
run nail almost through her foot,
sustaining a very painful wound.
Buyers have the largest stock to
select from in the line of wall paper,
borders and decorations when they go
to Owen Rehrig's on Second street.
The Germania Sangerbund, of this
city, will apply for charter of incor-
poration. The membership is now
over 10 and is rapidly on the increase.
-"Cooney" Nothstein is at work
again for the Central Company at
Mauch Chunk, after nursing car
buncle on the back of his Uranium for
week.
| -Wentzel Schinkie, who fell and
broke his right wrist some weeks ago,
while walking over the mountain, has
discarded the "sling" and will soon
be OK.
Baker Seidle is delivering bread in
his new and handsome wagon just
built by the Lehigh Wagon Works
It's a beauty for style, workmanship
! and finish.
William Montz is at work on the
improvement of his Third street home
The building has been moved back
from the pavement and will be con-
siderably remodelled and modernized.
"A new road, from Bankway to
Miller's planning mill, is being opened.
The space surrounding the mill is be-
ing filed in and will soon be crowded
with railroad tracks and lumber sheds.
> Charles Trainer, who sustained a
3 fracture of the left ankle during the
= early part Of June is just about able to
move about with the aid of crutches.
4 It will be month before he can go it
:, alone.
0 The annual camp-meeting under
3 the auspices of the anti-Bowman por-
s ton of the Evangelical Association
will open III Lipderman's woods, this
borough, on Monday and continue until
Saturday.
. The ADVOCATE acknowledges the
9 receipt of an invitation from Mr.. and
Il Mrs. @. H. Seidle, of Normal Square
to be present at the marriage of theil
:" daughter Miss Emma L., to Nathan M
o Ballet, on Thursday, August 9th,
II Fourth street property owners are
Il complying with the order from Council
to lay pavements. When all the pro
j. perty owners along the street do this
81 Fourth street will be as handsome
& thoroughfare as we have in the town
20 Chief Police RawoTth is doing som,
< flrst-class work since his appointment
For one, he keeps the corners FREE
j. from loafers and tobacco juice squirter
Oe Now, he wants to stop the speeding o
y horses on First street and his recor,
u will be safe.
10 Miss Emma Spies, of Tamaqua, ha
10 been elected to the boys primar
school, in this town, in place of Mis-
p Lulu Durham, of Chewsville, Md, re
ne signed, Miss Spies is graduate of tn
n Kutztown State Normal School, an
p last year taught at Port Carbon.
n Rev. Hiram Kuder, of Pittsburl
n Pa, filled the pulpit in Trinity Evar
az gelical Lutheran church, last Sunda
lh evening, to the edihcation of a larg
at audience Rev. Hiram Kuder is
ay brother to Rev. J. H. Kuder, the abb
on pastor of the Lutheran congregation
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,re Accident to NJ. Q. Lady.
ba The Dover, N. j. Index has this /
Of say of Miss Merrick, of East Mauc