The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-07-18
spIcILy TOLD.

carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
"A full lot on 3rd street, viii be
sold cheap Apply at this Office.
DIR. Dancer, of Hazleton, viii be at
the Exchange Hotel, on Friday next.
For sale-A single frame house on
4th street. Apply to G. w Mortimer
The Evangelical Sunday school
piqueniqued at Glen Onolo, Wednes-
day,
This Office will print picnic bills
cheaper than they can be had elsewhere
in the county,
The members of the Methodist
Sunday school talk of picnicing at
Laury's Station.
Frank Acker win build a large,
new paint house in the rear of his
South street residence.
We congratulate w. E. Ash on the
advent of another baby girl. May the
little one live long and happily
We are pleased to note that our
young townsman, w. e. Ash, of Third
street. is out after a weeks illness.
Frank Schultz, of Third street, is
the owner of a hens egg that measures
616 by inches. It's whopperl
Samuel King has purchased build t.
ing lot on north First street from John
T. Semmel and will erect a residence.
The Evangelical (Bowman) Sunday
school will picnic next Wednesday.
Where, it has not yet been decided on.
The members of Trinity Lutheran
and Reformed Sunday Schools will pic
mic OF Calypso Island, Bethlehem on
August 8.
-Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk, con
tinues to lead in base balls, bats and
sporting goods of all kinds at very
lowest prices.
Buyers have the largest stock to
select from in the line of wall paper,
borders and decorations when they go
to Owen Rehrig's on Second street.
Charles Harding, for some years
past at Packerton, is now day operator
at the Lehighton Lehigh Valley station
vice Asher, Yeal1el, of Weissport, who
is on "extra''
The old frame stable in the rear of
the P. A. German residence on First
street, was razed this week. The
grounds, which face Iron street, will be
beautifully improved.
C. w. Roth, of Hamburg, formerly
of Weissport, will preach in the First
Presbyterian church, of Lehighton,
next Sabbath at 1920 a. m, German
and 1880 p M, English.
Joseph S. Raudenbush, aged 50
: years, died at his home in Vicksburg
Union county, Saturday, Burial was
made Wednesday. Deceased was q
cousin to ex-sheriR Raudenbush.
The business of the First National
Bank was greater Saturday, perhaps
t than at any other time in its history
The deposits were $4,000 for the day
" while SIS, 800 was paid out by check.
The members of Arion Cornet Band
spent last Saturday very pleasantly
at Schinl1ie's, in Towamensing town
ship. The day was devoted to amuse
ments and exercises Of a varied nature
> "A civil suit in Squire Beltz's court
l Monday-DavidH Hatch, of town, agains'
: Daniel Garrah, of Hudsondale, t.
= collect S11.04 for boring we'll Judg
= ment given in favor of Hatch and cas-,
settled
= We regret very much to announc,
~ that our old townsman, Mr. FREQ
> Leuckel is not as well as he might be
He is aged over four score, and tn
intense heat of the past week has beel
J., very telling on him.
" j. L. Gabel, of Coon, Gabel & Co
of this place, who have the contract t
macadamize Bangor streets, this wee
"" "" took big gang of laborers to th
. latter place where work is to be pushe
. to rapid conclusion.
- When the borough councils q
W White Haven, Mauch Chunk, Lansforc
q Weatherly and other towns, pass rest
- lutions or draft ordinances, they hay
o them published. Win our counc
=. please take tumble to itself?
- Charles V, Kleintop has purchase
from DR.. w. A. Derhamer lot O
= Alum street, adjoining the Georg
= Mortimer property. Considerable
~ $3.50 cash. Mr.. Kleintop will like
~ build sometime during next year.
~ "A water pipe, in front of the z
" change Hotel, burst Friday, caused
- - is said, by the sudden shutting off
- the fire plugs which were being testC
- by the Fire Company. The query nc
~ is, who pays the bill? The borough
80 the company
- Owen Rehrig, who has quite
10 reputation as a paper hanger, is wor
bo M ing on the beautifying of the interi
- Of Clauss Bros, merchant tailori
bia establishment The work so far dor
makes it safe to say that on complete
80 the store will be daisy.
itu While engaged following his usr
NJ. occupation at the Lehigh Wagon Wor
- this city, Tuesday, Theodore Kemer
nd Jr., was taken suddenly ILL., He "
"a taken to his home where he now 1
80 quite i'll. The "boys" in the shop he
- for his speedy recovery.
go A happy marriage solemnized L
- Thursday evening was that of Char
Knecht of Franklin township, a
=, Miss Heldt, of town, daughter of Coz
ota Gilman Heldt, by Rev. ], H. Kud
- With other friends, the ADVOCATE off
warm congratulations and well wisl
1or in Trinity Lutheran church, 81
~ day, children of Charles Kipp, r
80 J. H. Kuder, Ed Mccormick, N
SUE Harry Radcliffe, Charles Weinla