The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-15
sPIcILY TOLD.

The cribbing Of Horlacher's dam
is being much strengthened.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Good, fat chickens, one year old,
for sale. Apply to H. A. Beltz.
Some Alum street property owners
are preparing to lay pavements.
"A full lot on 3rd street, will be
sold cheap, Apply at this Office.
DIR. Dancer, of Hazleton, will be at
the Exchange Hotel on Friday, 21st.
For Sale-A single frame house on
4th street. Apply to G. w. Mortimer
The property owners on south First
street are preparing to cobbel their
cutters. Goodl
-Krum & Kuntz have the G.. w.
Mortimer residence, on Alum street,
ready for the roof.
100 cigars for s1OO at Deiferderfer's
cigar store. Call quick. This will be
the last lot sold at that price.
The tide of trade flows to Lucken-
bach, Mauch Chunk, for fine stationery
books, wall paper, base ball goods, &c.
The Lehigh Valley Company have
greatly improved the thoroughfare
leading to their station on lower Bank
way.
The grass and weeds along the
pavement on BanHway are several feet
high. 1t wouldn't be bad idea to
cut it.
"A building lot 33 foot front on 7th
street, adjoining property of butcher
Diehl, is for sale cheap. Apply to I. S.
Koch. 3t
Will Schoch, who has been work
ing for r. j. Hongen, Weissport, has a
blacksmith shop of his own on north
First street.
viii Vert, who is working at the
Horlacher dam, accidentally run
spike into the palm of his right hand
the other day
-Lehigh Fire Co., No. 1, of town, has
decided to participate in the firemen's
parade at Bethlehem during the session
VI WV SpHpO lell, DtpJ. ~.
1t shows every day, People who
delight in pleasure riding want good
teams. They go to David Ebbert and |
get them. Go thou and do likewise.
William Months residence, on 3rd
street is undergoing complete re-
modelling, and when completed will be
one Of the most attractive homes in
town.
Steve Spangler chopped off the
grass and weeds in the Park, this week,
and now it looks hundred per cent
better. There is still room for i'm
provement,
Our old friend Charley Moore, of
Second street is out again after suffer
ing relapse of a previous sickness.
Charley is an old soldier and deserving
of a pension,
AT Phillipsburg, N. j., on the sth,
James Schuler, of Lehighton, was
married to Miss Bessie Holiday, of
Philadelphia. The young couple have
our congratulations
Our young friend j. H. Rothermal
will open boot and shoe store near
Rooms store, jamestown, within the
next few days. The people of that
town want to patronize him.
The home talent entertainment
for the benefit of the Lehighton base
ball club is well under way. The date
has been fxed for September 10. It
gives every promise of being rare
treat.
Levi Horn, of Franklin, has the
contract for Arner & Sloyer to do the
excavating for the new John S. Lentz
residence on the corner of Third and
Alum streets. He has large force of
men at work
Rev. DR.. Little, the famous Presby.
terian divine of Hokendauuua, will
fill the pulpit in the M. E. church, this
city on Sunday morning and evening
coming. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended the people.
The people from town and Weiss
port who accompanied the Lutheran
and Reformed Sunday school picnic to
Calypso Island, Bethlehem, last Satur-
day, numbered about 800 and occupied
fifteen passenger cars.
Alfred Gabel, at one time a resi-
dent Of this city, but now of Lehigh
county, was showing friends here
abouts peach this week that weighed
eleven ounces and which was twelve
inches in circumference.
Crit Coon, of Coon, Gabel g. Co.
now engaged matchmaking the streets
in Bangor, Pa, has sold his interest in
the firm to W. H. Reber. Mr.. Coon
will 60 to Binghampton, N. Y, where
his father has a 100000 contract
AT their regular meeting on next
Wednesday evening, at the office o ].
u II. Seaboldt, Lehigh Fire Co., will
nominate new officers. A delegate to
the State Firemen's Association at
Lock Hayen is to be elected at the
following meeting
Getting ready for the fair. The
Carbon County Industrial Society have
erected two large new refreshment
stands, 24f32, on their grounds in this
atty, and are otherwise perfecting ar
rangements for their fall exhibition.
The stands were built by N. G. Rex, of
Mahoning.
There was happy gathering of
the members of Rex's Sunday school,
Mauch Chunk, on the farm of Mr.. G.
A. Rex, near this town on Wednesday.
The pienicers arrived in special cars
and were conveyed to the spacious
home of Mr.. Rex in large 'busses hired
from the stables of David Ebbert