The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-11-21

our derby doffed for pretty ther-
mometer advertising his business.
M. o. Brian, of the Lehigh Coal &
Hardware Company viii build a cozy
residence on Second street next spring
All the stock for the third series of
the Enterprise b. & L. has been sub
scribed. First payment will be made
in December.
While in Buffalo, New York. last
week, Frank Obert, of Obert's Pork
Packing establishment, purchased a
fine bay horse.
The Lehighton Land and Improve
ment Company should do something
toward having manufacturing indus
tries locate here.
"A series of protracted meetings are
now being held with more or less sue
cess in the basement of Ebenezer
Evangelical church.
To make room for new wall paper
stock Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk, is
now Offering some great inducement in
the way Of low prices.
DIR. o. W. Snyder has successfully
performed neurotomy on a valuable
horse belonging to Ed, Kershner, of
Heidelberg, Lehigh county.
Henry Swartz, the furniture man,
is showing some beautiful things in his
exhibit windows. Don't pass unless
you 60 at least one eye on it.
Our readers will do well to keep
looking at the advertisements. The
liberal advertiser is a liberal merchant,
and that S the man to deal with every
time.
Rev. George W. Gross, at one time
pastor of Ebenezer Evangelical church.
in this place, has purchased the resi-
of his mother in Freemansburg, Pa,
for s175O
M. G. TreXler, has been appointed
assistant assessor, by the County Com
missioners, for this city, vice +. p
Semmel, removed. M. c. will make a
GOOD official.
"A. j. Litzenberger, James Rex and
Ed Christman have purchased finely
located building lots on Third street
from John S. Lent2, Esq. They all ex-
pect to build.
DIR. o. W. Snyder is going into real
estate because he believes in the future
of Lehighton, Last week he purchased,
from T. A. Snyder, house and lot on
south Third street.
The musical and elocutionary en-.
tertainment in the Opera House Satur.
day evening promises to be a rare treat
for our people and accordingly should
receive a hearty patronage. Admis
sion, % and 3j.
If you owe this paper-no matter
how trifling the sum-we would be de
lighted to receipt your bill. Many
small amounts make comfortable sums
in the aggregate, and the aggregate is
needed just now. Come down!
DR.. W. w. Reber, the popular L. V
r. r., surgeon, on Wednesday ampu
tated two badly mashed fingers on tn,
hand of, James Miller, of town. Mile
is a brakeman on the Valley and ha,
his digits caught between the bumpers
Following the close of the protract
ed meetings now going ON in Ebeneze
church a Keystone League viii b
organized by the congregation, tn
object of which is similar to the ET
4, worth League and Christian Endeavoi
The younger people of this cit
, will well remember little Mark Kocl
of Allentown, who recently visited a
the home of II. r. Kreidler, on Firs
street, and will much regret to lear
e that he died last week and was burie
3 Saturday.
$ Next Wednesday will be the ann
u versary of the Gnaden Huetten ma
g sacre. Our readers are too familil
d with the story to necessitate the r
IT peating of it here. The plain, unpr
u tentious marble shaft in the old Gem
.e terry tells the story more eloquent
70 than words.
'e On Tuesday, at the home Of Il
N brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. For
re wangler, on Second street, Miss Nam
Sc their daughter was happily welded
Id James Simmons, of Hazleton, in q
"a presence Of members of the families
IS, the contracting parties only. III
oi young couple will make their homo
Of Hazleton,
OF Mrs. Charles Lehr, of Ninneapol
OF Mimi, died at the residence of Edwa
OF Oil, on Third street last WednesdI
OF aged 40 years. Deceased had been v
H. iting here for six weeks for the bene
e. of her health She leaves a husba
ul and an adopted daughter. Interme
ne was made on Monday afternoon, II
'e- j. Alvin Reber officiating.
ld Many neighbors and friends of
he sincere sympathy to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Hunsicker, Of Mahoning street, oy
the loss Of their bright and INTEREST,"
,k. daughter, Pansy, at the age of sew
lid years and some months. Deceas
was i'll but "a short time with Gro
~ ~ when she died, Tuesday night Int
IN, ment will be made Friday afternoon
two o'clock
- The annual session Of the Carb
. County Teachers Institute will Oh
in the Opera House, this city, dur
the early part of uoxt month. u
- viii make the third consecutive Ii
that Lehighton has been houored w
w.. this gathering of intelligence.
~ hope thoy Will come here again; we
y, centrally located and furnish llrst-cl
~, cOnveuiences.
,., 1t is said there are scores of %
ar, looking about the country for sites
q. tinplate factories. Lchightou
~. room for as many of these concerns
md may desire to locate here All nC
~ ed isAn organized movement by
. citizens TO make the advantage.
,fn, Lehighton known and a little !,
capital as am extra mducement
locate here. There is no better pI
in the world for a tin plate fact
than ON the Mahuuing Creek, and y
f Koch will give the land free