The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-10-17
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Few Worda by 90 Husalng Reporter.
Patronize the market
Full line OF Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Sohwartzs
The Central station in this town
win be illuminated with electricity
For sale cheap--A double range in
good coddition. Apply to 1. S. Koch. 2t.
1t is the talk that tine Exchange
Hotel win undergo many improvements
during next spring
Mrs. George Dick, Of Second street
has been admitted, as % patient to St.
Agnes hospital Philadelphia.
-Arion Cornet Band viii hold a
grand bali at the Exchange Hotel ON
the evening of November H.
-16OO people less were in attendance
at the fair on Thursday than there
were last year on the same day.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
Thomas Kemerer, of First street, is
convalescing from a recent illness.
Just the thingl One of Jake
Kistler's turnouts for pleasure drive
through the autumn tinted country
"A fine lot of single and double bar
rel breech loading shot guns just re-
ceived by the Lehigh Coal & Hardware
Co. 4w
Andrew Bayer, of First street, was
made happy Friday night by his wife
presenting him with a handsome baby
boy.
THE people continue TO make pur-
chases at Luckenbach's M0uch Chunk.
Largest line Of wall paper i'm the
county.
-Get-rich-quicll Mutual Aid Society,
of Philadelphia, Pa, ON Saturday went
into the Sherif's hands, One by one
they go.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bower, OF fthis town,
was SO years old on Monday She is,
perhaps, the oldest lady resident in
the lower end of Carbon county.
L. M. Beidler and family, at Bryn
Mawr, Pa, during the past summer,
have returned to Lehighton and taken
up residence on Second street.
The new election laws in book
form will soon be turned out Of the
ADVOCATE job rooms. IL you ere mp TO
snuff you viii freeze onto copy.
Mrs. Catharine Esch, Of Bankway
suffered second stroke Of paralysis on
4HuEHGtN lllEnL ldSl. AAti tJlAuil lDA
at this time is somewhat improved,
THE Crescent Watch Club Com
pany, Jersey City, n. j., have given q
chattel mortgage for 566l4, aud the
sheriff is in possession of the Office.
There are several manufacturing
companies very desirious of locating
in this town, and our people should
not fail TO give them proper encourage
ment
Are you going to market?
SEQ way DAN, dat hoss will kick de
liver out ob you p Not much, old man.
this is one Of David Ebbert's rigs and
it can't be beat for style in the town
Lowest prices.
An Allentown fellow, said to be
married, and pretty fresh with single
women, was way laid and beaten the
other night. If ali reports are true
it served him right.
Railroad men, if you want the best
time keeping watches and save money
learn q. II. Hollis reduced prices on
| American Railway King Watch the
best watch in eXistance
"A First street bull dog took q
good sized corner out of Edgar Xandcr's
pants the other night. Fortunately
for Edgar the "dorg" didn't get much
of hold on his ayoirdupois.
| Farmers, don't fail to get prices OF
the celebrated American Watches. We
are now offering, it will positively save
you money to purchase at Mauch Chunh
| iewelry store, of e. II. Hohl.
Some how or the other we forgot tc
say in our last issue that Grant Goss
the accommodating salesman with The
| Lehigh Coal g. Hardware Co., was the
proud "pop" of handsome baby girl
Our young friend Jacob d. Brobst
was married Saturday evening to Miss
Ida G. Rhoads at the home of the
brides parents. Rev. j. II. Kudel
officiated. We offer warm congratula
tions.
Have you been to market
"A welcome letter received this
week from our young friend Harry
Fry informs us that he is well and has
a position at Niagara Falls, n. Y,
where he viii locate for sometime
The boys at home are glad to hear o
his success.
DR. w. +. Dancer, the eye, ear anC
nose specialist Of IazletOn, will be Al
the Exchange Hotel, in this city, OF
Friday, November l3. If you require
the services of DR.. Dancer don't fail K
call at the hotel on the above date az
this will be his last visit to Lehighton
The personal property of Georg,
Rapp, decd, VIII be offered for sale on
the premises in Weissport, at ! O'Clock
p. m, on Saturday, October IT, The
property consists of Butchers tools
horses, wagons, and a variety of farm
ing implements, hay, straw, and othe
articles p. J, Kistler, Administrator
DIR. +. ]. Smith, the dentist, cal
afford to smile over the possession 0
one Of the very best pieces Of hors
flesh in the town or county II i
"Billy S." and last Friday he won tn
riding race at the County Fair wit
lots OF time to spare. Besides bein
fast, the animal is a beauty and
: thoroughbred Kentucky.
"A stray shot from q passenge
| coach on the Lehigh Valley railroad
, last Saturday morning, passed throug
, the Office window of the Hersh Furnac
Company on the flats, and come With
r an ace Of hitting the president Of Oh
p company, Mr. w. r. Butler, of MaUc
p Chunk, who was in the Office at TN
: time with Mr.. r. i. Holford, Of tht
b place.
1t was just three years ago las
Saturday since the fearful Mud Bu
disaster, and Joe Pohl, of WeisspOr
/, who was in the wreck and pretty near
Z ly killed, celebrated the anniversary b
!. hanging on the caves of DR. Zern's ne
s house lie didn't want to do ii, bu
J the ladder on which he was standin
L while painting, gave way and he W,
IS lucky enough to get grip and hol
3 on until assistance arrived.