The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-08-22
sPiciLY TOLD.

sold cheap. Apply at this Office.
DR.. Dancer, of Hazleton, will be at
the Exchange Hotel on Friday, 21st.
For Sale--A single frame house on
4th street Apply toe w. Mortimer.
John Nothstein is going to build a
new dwelling house on Mahoning
street.
Our public schools will open for
a nine months term on Monday, 3lst
instant
"A flag has been raised from the
office of the Lehigh Stove Works on
the fats.
John Farren, of this town, has been
appointed agent for the Allentown
Beef Company
See our American railroad watches
at s4.OO and upwards at E. H. Hollis,
Mauch Chunk.
Aaron Krum will build dwelling
house on South street, next to the old
Weidaw property.
Frank Acker has moved into his
new paint shop in the rear Of his South
street residence.
Our old friend James Sinyard, of
Mahoning, will accept our thanks fora
basket of luscious pears.
The Lehigh Wagon Company is
building new freight and delivery
wagon for John Hottenstein.
-Whepe to find the largest and best
assortment of silverware is at Hollis
Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store.
Mayor Benz, Kuntz is proud of a
corn stalk that measures liz feet
high. That's pretty tall corn.
The Methodist Church is illumin-
ated by electricity. Nineteen lights
have been placed in the edifice.
The tide of trade flows to Lucken-
bach, Mauch Chunk, for fine stationery
books, wall paper, base ball goods, &c.
There are 732 names on the regis
try book in this town, and yet some
people say two wards are unnecessary.
"A building lot 33 foot front on 7th
street, adjoining property of butcher
Diehl, is for sale cheap. Apply to 1. s.
Koch. 3t
IF you hire your teams from David
Ebbert, the liveryman, you get the dan
diest turn outs at the lowest rate. Try
him.
Don't leave Mauch Chunk until
you see Luckenbach's stock of sport
ing goods, wall paper, borders, &c.
Lowest prices.
Lewis Marsteiner, better known as
"Dutch Lewis" the shoe maker, will |
build large new shop adjoining his
dwelling house.
-Restauranter W. A. Peters, of First
street, drives handsome black horse. |
just purchased from Owen Rehrig, of |
Schuyllhill county.
The editor acknowledges an invita-
ton to attend the fourth tri-ennial
reunion of Normal Institute at Normal
Square, Saturday
Prof. G. w. Andrew, of Prompton,
Pa, who was recently elected teacher
Of the Grammar school at salary of
$50 per month, has resigned.
Found on the 9th inst, between
Silfies, at Beaver Run, child,s coat
the owner can have it by calling on
B. Lienhard, Beaver Run,
Everybody is talking of the coming
base ball concert in the Opera House
on the 18th. The program now in ar
rangement will be good one.
Our old and well-known friend, DR..
VIM. DuFour, of Williamsport, is
square on our books for the ADVOCATE
to March, 1894. Many thanks.
Mrs. James Campbell, of Carbon
street, on Tuesday was admitted to st.
Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, for treat
ment for an aggravated blood disease.
-Ex-sharif Jake Raudenbush would
like TO have just four minutes conver-
sation with the fellow who stole a bot
tie of the best bitters from his liquor
store.
David Ebbert, the livery man, has
torn up his Fairbanks standard scales
and is now improving the same. He is
also putting a new floor in his livery
stable,
james Walp has the contract from
the Lehigh Coal & Navigation Com
pany, to make service connections for
all their dwelling houses in the town of
Lansford.
Ed Christman is building houses
for William King, on First street, and
Mrs. Mclean on 4th street, Ed also.
has the contract to build the II. b.
Kennel residence.
From Darkest Africa Moses Rehrip
has heard from his family, "Will start
for Allentown tomorrow. Going Fish
Wire to-day. All we'll Luella.
Breinigsville," no date.
Elsewhere in this paper we ask YOU
to see the advertisement of Owen
Rehrig, who offers new line of school
books and school supplies at the very
lowest prices,
L. II. Nothstein, of Third street
has the contract to build a large hall
in West Penn, Schuyllill county, for
the z. .. 5. of A., and also dwelling
house for w. II. Henry
During last week eighty gallons of
ice cream was sold by dish at Culton's
popular ice cream parlor on First
street, This, 1t is safe TO say, beats ali
previous ice cream records.
Business is picking up at the Le-
high Wagon Company's works. Fifteen
men are now employed. The manage
ment Of the factory is under the super
vision Of William Anthony,
Rev, j, H, Hartman, of Hanover
will please accept our thanks for papers
We are pleased 10 note that the rever.
end gentleman and his family are well
and meeting with continued prosperity. |
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
Catharine Esch, who recently suffered |
paralytic stroke, is rapidly improving,
and is able TO move about the house. |