The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-04-18

low at Luckenbach's.
Full line Of Ingram and Brusse,
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
-Wanted-A young girl to learn tbs
millinery trade. Apply to Miss Alvenis
Graver.
DIR. w. f. Dancer, of Hazleton, will
be at the Exchange Hotel on Friday
May 1st. 2t
Go to Biery's, Weissport, for ali
the newest things in wall paper and
borders
Wilson Frantz is getting things in
shape to open his jewellery store on
Bankway.
Don't buy wall paper or borders
until you see the big new stock at
Biery's, Weissport
w. H. Montz has been elected treas
urer of lions Reformed church, vice
Ruben Fenstermacher, deceased.
Go to Biery's at Weissport for
newest designs in wall papers, borders
and decorations. Prices very low.
Frank Herman, the Parryville
tonsorial artist, has bought the Chas.
Lilly barbershop on lower First street
Books, Books in paper and cloth at
Luckenbach's.
-Lehighton's collector of taxes must
give bond in the sum of $4,000, just
twice the amount of the tax duplicate.
See our new stock of 18l1 wedding
rings just received at q. II. Hollis
Mauch Chunk Jewellery Store.
L. Il. Kleppinger will build an addi-
tion to the building on Iron street occu-
pied by Daniel Wieand as paint shop,
etc
For Sale-A safety bicycle, in good
condition, ball bearing all around, S475O
cost $50. Apply to d. s. Book, Lehigh-
ton, Pa.
"A larger and cheaper stock Of
watches, silverware, &c, than ever be-
fore is now offered for sale by s.
Hagaman, Lehighton. Dec. 6 6m.
Its dollar against lead nickle
that he's the happiest man in town. We
dad of a bright and bouncing young
Democrat.
e A. Fogel is painting the 80
electric light poles of the Carbon
County Improvement Company in
Lehighton and Weissport under con-
tract.
james Rehrig, of Mahoning town
ship, who recently lost four children
from diphtheria, has taken up his re-
sidence in this city and will sell his
property.
ID. I, Campbell, of Kelley & Camp
bell, plumbers, gas filters, &C., comes to
this town highly recommended as a
thoroughly f1rst-class mechanic. He is
also jolly good fellow.
You can select from several hun
dred designs if you buy wall paper,
borders and decorations from Owen
Rehrig, on Second street. Stock is
new and prices are very low.
Tuesday our popular young towns
man, George s. Hallman moved to
Lansford with his family, where he
will manage the cigar manufacturing
business of Kutz & Hallman
arrangements for the due observ-
ance of Memorial Day is now in pre-
paration by the committee appointed
by Bertolette Post, G. A. r. 1t is ex-
pected that all the secret societies Of
town will participate.
The Cleaning Society of Ebenezer
Evangelical church will hold their re-
gular meeting in the church edifice
Saturday evening when a very inter
esting program will be recited. All
eAlS COlOl 1nNlIcu W dJDtuu.
IF p. Semmel, of Lehighton, the
new landlord of the Gilbert House,
took possession on Tuesday. Frank is
a good hearted fellow and if he wants
to will make the Gilbert House a good
hostelry for travelling men and visitors.
Herald, Weatherly
We had the pleasure of looking at
a wonderfully life like crayon picture
of our late esteemed townsman, c.. M.
Sweeny, one day this week. The pic
ture was executed by Chas Weiss, of
Wilkesbarre, who is to be complimented
on his ability in this direction.
Rev. George w. DUNCAN, pastor of
the M. e. church, will deliver a special
discourse to the "Railroaders" on Sun
day evening, April 26 The railroaders
will meet in Reber's Hall at $3.50 p. M,
and proceed to the church in body.
A general invitation is extended to all
to attend
ID. H. Straup, of Second street, has
just received a wonderful piece of
mechnsaism in the shape of a Nc
Cormick patent reaper, binder and
mower, which he will place on his
farm to substitute an old style ma
chine in use for a score of years. The
machine is a dandy and cost almost
5000.
"A narrow escape. E. H. Snyder had
closed up his business Saturday night
when he had occasion to walk to the
rear of his store. In doing so he step
ped into trap-door, which had been
left open, and was precipitated to the
cellar underneath AS a result of the
tumble he has q very sore and stiff
right knee.
Contractors Coon, Gabel & Co.,
are hurrying the macadam of First
street to completion: this week the
cutters are being paved and crossings
put in. Property owners along the
thoroughfare complain about the con-
tract work not being up to specifica-
tions, &c, but this is question for
Council to decide.
After an illness with consumption
lasting eight months Mrs. James
Spangler died Tuesday evening. De
ceased was "a years of age within few
weeks, and leaves husband and two
children to mourn her death She was
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. AL Hofford.
Interment took place Friday afternoon.
Rev, j. H. Kuder officiating
On Friday evening, May Sth, spar
ring match is to come off in the Opera
House at Lehighton besween John
Gillen, of this city, and Frank Rutter,
of Providence, r. l. A four-round ex-
hibition between William Kiernan, of
Bethlehem, and Paul Hendricks, of
this city, viii take place at the same
time.-Allentown Democrat.
This year we are going to do the
largest trade in our career that is If
low prices will do it. Think of it.
good solid walnut 8 day clock for only
So, warranted, other dealers would ask
you So for this same clock, ask to see
one day clock for only 75c good mana
ger We tell you how to save your
hard earned cash, will you do it then
go to E. II. Hollis Mauch Chunk,
PEOPLE ON THE GO.
Flash Pictures of Familiar Faces Coming