The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-07-25

ace Company.
Business is improving at theIehigh
Wagon Works.
For Sale Cheap--A good range.
Apply at this Office.
Ben Culton sells ice cream-all
flavors- 80 cents quart.
Full line Of Ingram and Brussol
carpets at Henry Schwart2's.
The Epworth League have discon.
tinued their meetings until fall.
A full lot on Bird street, will be
sold cheap Apply at this Office.
For Sale-A single frame house on
4th street. Apply to G. w. Mortimer.
For a good smoke, go to Defender
fer's and get 100 good cigars for s1.00'
The Lehigh Stove Foundry has
resumed operation after week of idle
ness.
Hire teams of David Ebbert, the
liveryman, for pleasure riding Terms
very low.
"A young girl visitor at DR.. Delcamp
kicked her ankle out of joint, Wednes-
day, while playing foot ball.
Miss Lulu Durham, of Chewsville,
Md, has declined the primary school
in this city to which she was elected
Bishop Thomas Bowman is ex-
pected to preach for the Evangelicals
in this town on the evening of the Both.
Hiram Beer was bit in the finger
by snake, Wednesday. "Dr" Rauden-
bush furnished an antidote and Hiram's
OK.
We are very much pleased to state
that our esteemed old townsman, Fred
Lueckel is recovering from a serious
illness.
Theodore Kemerer, Jr,, who was
taken quite seriously i'll while at work
last week, is now on fair way to re-
covery.
The members of Ebenezer Evan
gelical Sunday school picniced very
pleasantly in Linderman's woods on
Wednesday,
-Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk, con
tinues to lead in base balls, bats and
sporting goods of all kinds at very
lowest prices.
Mrs. Catharine Esch is slowly con-
valescing from paralytic stroke that
has rendered her almost helpless for
several weeks past.
"A young daughter of Jacob Blank
fell from a swing Wednesday, at the
Evangelical Sunday school picnic, and
was slightly injured,
Frank, a young son of Daniel
Wieand, fell from cherry tree the other
day, and now he carries his right arm
in sling-its broke,
Quarterly conference will be OBJ
served by the members of Ebenezer
Evangelical (Bowman) church on next
Sunday a week-August 9.
Constable Ed Kaworun mas peen
appointed chief of police at a salary OF
SIS per month, vice William Weidaw
who had salary of 50 per month.
Buyers have the largest stock to
select from in the line of wall paper
borders and decorations when they &c
to Owen Rehrig's on Second street.
"A. H. Bowman, now of Chattanooga
Tenn, will soon remove his family
from Allentown TO the former place
where he holds a lucrative position.
Ed Strauss sings the old song. "Oh
its nice to be a father, its nice to be 6
father, with bouncing baby boy upor
your knee" Mother and baby are do
ing well.
"A, Lukens Hagerman has LEASED
the Opera House from Daniel Wieand
and will go to New York soon where hi
will make engagements with first class
companies.
This week the family of William
Stocker moved to Jersey City whert
they will in the future make thei
home Many friends wish an abund
ance of success.
To see the prettiest line of jewelr.
and rings displayed in this section o
the state see magnificent new stool
| just received at E. II. Hohl's Jewelr,
Store, Mauch Chunk.
, Young Fred. Miller must be nea
sighted. The other day he shot at
turtle for ball frog, and not satisfle
r with this he fell headlong into tn
- Water Come off. Fred
, -Mandus Mertz, Press Koch, Cha'
i Wagner, Barney Bartholomew, job
9 Kunold and Isiah Meyer made up
( good looking and jolly gang to Trachs
: vile ON Tuesday. No remarks,
S The friends of Ben Roth, of Slaf
g ington, will be sorry to learn of hi
d wife's death on Friday after an Hines
S of some months with consumption
Q Interment was made in that place 0
d Wednesday.
IS The smallest watches made
d America, in gold, for ladies receive
1t to-day, prices $40 to $40. These al
/ real bargains in gold watches, now di
n played at Z. H. Hohl's Jewelry Stor
Mauch Chunk.
ID Rev Father Mersch, Of the Cathol
ID church, this town, on Wednesda
N chaperoned two wagon loads of bo!
70 and girls and some older folks, to Be
Of linsville, Lehigh county, where the dG
e. was pleasantly spent,
is 1t is the talk on the street, tn
"Slabby" Stansberry, formerly of tow
now of Perham, Mimi, came o.
+, victorious in his recent pugilistic e
A. counter with a fellow named j.
Fletcher, -Four rounds were fought
re the contestants.
a Perhaps the most beautiful sna