The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-11-14
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AhoDnlnga or n Lively Town nriohy Chruni-
cied in Short snir-snap Order by tho
stroller and Chum."
Wall paper at Biery's
Mrs. William Williams is reported
quite in.
Mrs Al zeigonfus is visiting her
parents at Millport.
Samuel Walp and family visited in
Monroe county this week.
Milton Hopes, of Northampton
county, circled 'monR friends here
Sunday.
Jacob Kresge and wife are So
iourning with relatives and friends at
White Haven.
Fred Horlacher will move his ice
machine from Slatington to this place
sometime soon.
Commission merchant Saeger left
Tuesday for York State, to be gone
week or ten days.
Big wall paper bargains are to be
had at Biery's drug store. Newest de-
signs 60 at lowest prices.
Oscar Fritzinger, of East Penn,
lost little finger while working in
Snyder's planning mill, Tuesday.
-Kresge, the shoe man, is showing
some excellent bargains, and don't for
get it. just drop in and see him.
W. c. Oswald and bride, Of Hornels-
vile, n. Y, spent few days of their
honeymoon among friends in this
place.
Handsome wall papers and borders
at low prices are to be had at Biery's
drug store. Don't buy until you see
his stock.
In Franklin there is some talk of
organizing a drum corps. We don't
know whether to be full of sorrow or
full of joy.
Our old Democratic friend Solomon
Stemler is said to be quite seriously ill.
The "Stroller" hopes for his early re-
covery.
Contractor Joseph Krum and
family spent last Sunday at Mountain
Top, where they we're the guests of J.
Frank Snyder.
Al Oplinger, of Cherryville, Pa, at
one time salesman in Nathan Snyder's
general store, was in town this week
seeing old acquaintances.
Milton Setter has purchased the r.
J. Hongen share in the Albright &
Hongen, artesian well borer. The firm
is now Albright & Setter.
The new Order of Iron Hall meets
every Monday evening in Saeger's Hall.
1t is branch number, 1877. The men,
bership is growing rapidly.
The Franklin Independent School
District will sell the old frame school
house on the hill in the rear of Henry
Campbell's, on the 2lst instant.
The holy sacrament was observed
by the members of the Reformed con-
gregation last Sunday morning and
evening. Rev. Peters, of East Mauch
Chunk, officiated.
Lewis Miller, who boasts of the best
pair of pulling mules in the state, is
home from Bangor where he had been
with Gabel & Reber, contractors, dur
ing the past summer.
1t may be little early, but w. F.
Biery, as popular and capable young
Democrat as you'll find in the county,
is talked of for the Register and Re-
corder Office two years hence.
The following letters remain in the
post Office uncalled for: Frederick
Wolfe, William Hoats, Al May, Albert
Walck, Henry Mertz and Albert Weiss.
If your name is on the list, call and
get your letter.
Our young friend Sylvester Snyder
has severed his connection with o. ].
Saeger, commission merchant, and will
soon take a more lucrative position
with a large wholesale house in a
neighboring city.
1t will please Warren Strauss
berger's friends to know that the
'bright and hopeful" is getting along
famously as a salesman in Snyder's
store, where he is making hosts of
friends.
Warren D. Conner, of Allentown, a
brakeman on a freight train on the
Perkiomen Railroad, had his left hand
mashed Sunday morning at Perkiomen
Junction by getting it between the
bumpers. Conner lived in this town
at one time.
The Glover Club, an organization
of our young men for the purpose of
pleasure and intellectual improvement,
will not take possession of their rooms
in Straussberger's block, until DR.. j,
G. Zern takes up his residence in Le-
highton. The club has sufficient funds
ON hand To ninnlu fnrnish thair rnnms