The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-29
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carpets at Heniy, Sohwartzs.
"A full lot ON 3rd street, win be
sold cheap. Apply at this office.
For Sale "A single frame house ON
lth street. Apply to G. W. Mortimer.
Go to Lucitenbach's Mauch Chunk,
for wall paper, borders, books, &c.
Lowest prices.
George Williams, father of Mrs
H, V. Mortimer, is still qnite seriously
i'll. He is almost so years of age.
September 9th is the last day on
which to pay your taxes and save i've
per cent. Now is the time to "pony"
up.
During tho heavy thunder storm,
Sunday, lightning struck and killed
two dogs belonging to Charley Patter-
SON
"A building lot 33 foot front on 7th
street, adjoining property Of butcher
Diehl, is for sale cheap Apply to l. S.
Koch. 3t
The Lehigh Coal q Hardware Com
pany have put valuable sick horse out
to Craze in the meadows at Graver's
brick yard.
This is the very best time in the
year to drive through our beautiful
valleys, Hire your teams at David
Ebberts livery.
Found on the 9th inst, between
Slfes, at Beaver Run, a child,s coat
the owner can have it by calling on
b. Lienhard, Beaver Run.
The many friends of Mrs. J. w,
Raudenbush, OF First street, hope that
she will soon be Thoroughly convalescent
from a long continued illness.
-Tobacconist Koch is the owner of a
handsome dark gray horse, just pur-
chased from Landlord Christman, of
the Fort Allen House, Weissport.
1t viii please the many friends Of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nusbaum, of
Lansford, to know that they have been
blessed with a bright little baby girl.
Prof. S. ~ Shope, of Camp HILL
Cumberland county, has been elected
teacher of the Lehighton Grammar
School, at a salary of $50 per month.
The program for the base ball con
cert on the 18th of September promises
a rare treat for those Of our people who
extend their patronage to the boys.
Elsewhere in this paper weask you
to see the advertisement of Owen
Rehrig, who offers a new line of school
books and school supplies at the very
lowest prices.
If there is anything editors like, it
is prompt paying patrons, and we place
the Miles Medical Co. on the "Roll of
Honor" because they send their money
when it is due.
Because Mr.. E. II. Snyder, borough
treasurer, differed in opinion with the
town council, regarding the street
matter, that body requested him to re-
sign. He did so.
Asst. freight agent, P. A. German,
of the Lehigh Valley depot, is confined
to the house with sickness. We hope
our fat and jolly friend will soon be
hustling at his old job.
For the first time in many weeks,
Mrs. Catharine Esch was down stairs
on Monday. Her many friends hope
that her complete recovery is but
matter of short time.
w. II, Nusbaum, of the "Original
Cheap Cash Store" was called to
Dingman's Ferry, this week (where
Mrs. Nusbaum is visiting) owing to
the sudden serious illness of his child.
The best fertilizers for grain and
grass is Arner's, because it is composed
of pure bone, blood and the highest
grades of chemicals, making it quick
acting and lasting manure. A. Arner
& Son, New Mahoning, Pa.
An unknown Arab was found on
the railroad near Henry Miller's plan
ing mill, Tuesday evening, with his
head badly crushed How the accident
occurred is unknown. He was taken to
st. Lul1e's Hospital, South Bethlehem.
Jacob Shingler, of Mahoning
street, Is in serious condition. Mr.
Shingler served in the late war, and
from the effects of exposure has suf-
fered ever since; now his lower ex-
tremites are almost totally paralyzed
and he is unable to move about
Francis Miller, of South Lehigh-
ton, brakeman on 377, Lehigh Valley
coal train, running to Perth Amboy,
n j., had his right arm caught between
the bumpers of two coal cars the other
day and badly crushed. He will be laid
off for some time consequent to the in-
jury.
AS will be observed elsewhere in
our paper, Joseph S. Webb, of town,
announces himself as a candidate for
the Republican nomination for sheriff
1t will be remembered that Joe was a
candidate for the samo Office some
years ago and was defeated by c. w.
Lentz, now of East Mauch Chunk.
-Messrs. Christian Hagerdorn and
Leonard Frederick, were delegates
from the GermarAa Sangerbund, this
city, to a grand meeting of local
Sangerbund's held in Reading this
week, for the purpose of organizing
into a body with the object of holding
prize competitions, &C., later on. The
idea is a commendable one, for in a
prize contest the members of the
Germania certainly would not be left
Wants to Throw on its swaddIing Cloth es
The question of organizing Beaver
> Meadow into a borough has again be
come matter of discussion among the
citizens and property owners there
The move meets with the appreciation
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