The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-10


The news of Livciy 1own Told in 4"
Fow words by iusting teporicr.
Full line of Ingram and Hru5sel
carpets at Henry Schwamz's.
Lowest pricc4 and newest Things
jim millinery effects at Mrs. Cultnnf
Ladies' should see Mrs. Cuiton's
new millinery before making purchases
elsewhere.
Hire your teams at Jakey Kistler's
livery on North street Prices lows as
the lowest,
Photographer Rishel has improved
his gallery by the addition of a large
show window.
Work at the Lehighton Hosiery
Mill is suspended pending the repair
of the knitting machines.
-Miller's planning mill has been
painted a deep red-the same color as
the town was painted this week.
The members of the Germania
Sangerbund spent last Sunday very
pleasantly on Pine Run, in Towamens-
ing
"A fine lot of single and double bar
rel breech loading shot guns just re-
ceived by the Lehigh Coal g. Hardware
Co. 4w
Tho personal property of the late
Lewis Marsteiner will be disposed OF
at public auction on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Jonas A. HON, of north First
street, suffered "a paralytic stroke one
day this week and is now quite serious
| ly i'll.
The people continue TO make pur
chases at Luckenbach's Mauch Chunk
Largest line of wall paper in thC
county.
"A fashionable city trimmer enables
Mrs. Culton to furnish the prettiest
effects in millinery to the ladies here
abouts.
When you ride for pleasure you in
variably want a good rig. Here's {
pointer, go to Ebbert's. Livery OF
North street.
All the neat, new and pretty effect.
in fall and winter millinery can be haC
at Mrs. Halpin's on Banlway. 4 city
trimmer is in attendance.
-Trexler & Kreidler have been i'm
proving and "hxin" up their works thi,
week and the establishment looks {
full hundred per cent better,
The ADVOCATE regrets to chronicle
the severe illness of Miss Jennie, tht
estimable daughter of Owen Grosscup
of the north end, who is confined Will
typhoid fever.
Charley Moore, Of Second street
who fonght in dozen battles during
the war, is the proud dad of bounc
ing baby boy. Shake, old boy, W,
know just how you feel
Andy Deibert viii build cottag,
in jamestown. Messrs. Kuntz q Kruu
your eye teeth the job will be a gooC
one.
Lester Rehrig, who knows how tC
hang paper and decorate, placed The
twenty-five window panes in Bowers
store front, one day this week, in JUS
two and half hours. Less dont
think this record can be beaten.
At jamestown on last Sunday
Emery Eckhard, of that village, wa'
married TO Miss Ulalah j. Daubert, O.
| Beersville, Northampton county, by
Rev. j. III. Kuder, pastor Of Trinity
Lutheran Church.
The stockholders of the Lehightol
Hosiery Mill have elected the follow
ing officers and directors: President
Joseph Obert; secretary, II. b. Kennel
treasurer, j. 7. Semmel; directors
Joseph Obert, p j. Kistler, NJ. o. Kunt2
! w. Mccormick and DR.. j. G. Zern.
Our public schools, we are gratiiieC
to state, are improving rapidly unde.
Prof. Werner and his corps of abl
assistants, and as a result, the patrons
of the schools are loud in their eX
preston of praise, in other words, the!
are fully satisfied with all the teachers
Manager Hagerman presents t.
TO the amusement going people of thi
community tonight Friday the popu
lar Arlington Ministries. The press O
the country speak in highest terms o
this company and our people shoult
} not fail TO extend liberal patronage
, The personal property of Georg
p Rapp, decd, VIII be offered for sale OF
the premises in Weissport, at ! o'clocl
, p. m, on Saturday, October II. Th
5 property consists of Butchers tools
{ horses, wagons, and variety of farm
ing implements, hay, straw, and othe
articles. p j. Kistler, Administrator
, The Catholic Temperance Societie
S of Willlesbarre, Scranton and adioin
ing towns, will hold their annual parad
= and meeting at Lansford on Octobe
t TO- This society, while on its way HON
: from a similar meeting several year
e ago, met with a disastrous railroa
e accident on the Lehigh Valley road a
] Mud Run.
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