The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-11-07
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Frank Zahn of Second street, is
just pulling through very serious ill
ness of six weeks run. Friday he was
out for the first time. We hope he win
soon be o. K.
Constable Raworth "jugged" a
couple of tramps last Friday. They
we're rammed with bad whiskey and
were put in the "cooler" to sober up.
-Liveryman Kistler lost horse by
death the other day.
The new Valley depot will come If
the company is not forced out of town.
1t is said that Fred Horlacher will
build a.block of brick dwellings on his
BanlSway property.
Photographer Rishel contemplates
moving his gallery on First street some
time in the near future.
Very near or quite all the shares
for the new series of the Enterprise
Building and Loan Association have
been subscribed for. The first pay
ment will be made during the month
of December.
-Lehighton will soon be called the
''Town of Homes" for the same reason
that Philadelphia is known as the "City
of Homes" More people own their
homes here than any town of its size
and population in the state.
George Chisnell, of Minersville,
who beat julius Englemen, of Weather
ly, in 100 yard foot race on the
grounds of the Carbon County Indus
trial Society in this place, during last
summer, will never run again. He had
a foot crushed in a mine accident re-
Gently, and is permanently disabled.
The Freeland Tribune says: an.
H. Hunsicker, of Lehighton, has leased
the store and dwelling of Mrs. Quinn
on Centre street, and will start a meat
market"
-Silverware in new and great assort-
ment at Books, Don't buy tillyo see
our stock.
The prudent merchant or dealer
who is not now advertising, his goods
and wares in a newspaper that the peo-
pie read is making one of the most seri-
GUS mistakes of his business career
They are reading their newspaper to
see who is most anxious to have their
trade They go only where they are
invited.
Visiting horse jockeys have no
more right to speed their horses on
our public thoroughfares than have
our townspeople. The proper officers
should remember this and act accord
ingly.
Some fellow, who will wish he
hadn't when he's caught, takes great
pleasure in stealing the street lamp
near the Valley railroad in the rear of
the Exchange. Our advise to the
fellow is to stop it.
Book the jeweler, will shortly swing
watch sign across First street, in
front of his store. The watch measures
40 inches in diameter.
"A very pleasant Hallow Fen party
was held at the home of Samuel Dicken.
son, on the corner of Second and Coal
streets, Saturday evening. Following
the usual agreeable convivalities a
splendid luncheon was served at which
the doughnuts from the culinary de-
partment of the M. o. Bryan residence
, we're not the last nor the least of the
feast.
Burglars forced an entrance into
, Miller's planning mill, near the Valley
9 railroad, Friday night, and cracked the
safe and a couple of tool chests. They Sc
cured no valuables.
DIR. w. F. Dancer, the eye, ear an6
nose specialist of Hazleton, will be al
, the Exchange Hotel, in this city, OF
.. Friday, November 49, If you requir,
the services of DR.. Dancer don't fail t
" call at the hotel on the above date al
C. his will be his last visit to Lehighton.
le D-Newest and largest assortment o
u winter millinery ever brought to thi
r town now on exhibition at Miss Alveni
III Graver's millinery store.
RS p. A. German and Dr. F. l. Smitl
70 have purchased building lots on sout
lie Third street from Moses Heilman.
" -Gabel & Reber, contractors, of thi
III city, have about completed the macao
ly amizing of Bangor streets.
~ j. George Snyder, Allentown
h popular horseman, was here during th
III past few days making "deals" in hors
u flesh, and as a result John Seabold
al John Semmel, Thomas Mantz an
,g Liveryman Kistler are driving hanC
some new steeds.
The 600 feet or more of hose pu
chased by Lehighton borough is said
of be in a poor condition. Is it an
ed wonder1 Our enterprising counc
in should provide suitable place for OF
~ fire apparatus. In a case of fire IL
lel hose could not be put into service.
is -Startler never fail alarm clock so
w. by b. III. Hohl, Mauch Chunk.
St Watches, Watches, Watches. Don
ter fail to see p. H. Hollis new stock
io- beautiful watches.
~ We congratulate Mr.. and MI
Daniel b. Knauss on their marriag
rye The young couple win reside on Ban
nd way.
G. Charles Henry, irrepressible, &
ere is now engaged driving a coach fol
Catasauqua hotel.
Thursday morning early, Luzet
wife of Jacob Shingler, died at b
home on Mahoning street, at the age
all So years. Interment will be ma
ast Saturday.
Don't buy watch till you see {
H. finest display of watches ever exhibit
hey in this county, also buy where you C
lsh- see an assortment to select from a
you can save days wages and be
.aiI- tirely satisfied with the watch you
-, lect E. II. Hollis jewelry store is
'el place to get a watch for life time,