The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-07-11
sPIcILY TOLD.


Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
A full lot on 3rd street, viii be
sold cheap. Apply at this office.
For Sale--A single frame house ON
4th street. Apply to G.. W. Mortimer.
The First National Bank has de-
clared a per cent. semi-annnal divi-
dend.
w. e. Ash, of Third street, has sold |
one of his handsome bay team to Livery !
man David Ebbert.
Council should have fast driving
stopped. One OF two fines viii stop
the business, Try itl
Charles ]. Sutthen, of Philadelphia,
is the new superintendent Of the Le-
highton Knitting Mill.
Communion services will be OBJ
served in Trinity Lutheran church on
next Sunday morning and evening.
DIR. Dancer, the eye, ear and nose
specialist, of Hazleton, will be at the
Exchange Hotel, on Friday, 9th.
Mrs. E. A. Horn joined her hus-
band in Philadelphia on Thursday,
where they will in the future reside.
While the cupola is being over
hauled and repaired the moulders in
the Lehigh Stove Foundry are enjoying
a holiday.
1t is the talk of the street that
Jerome Reigel, who is confined in
Cherry Hill, Philadelphia, is quite
seriously i'll.
The young fellow who hires his
teams from David, Ebbert always gets
the sweetest smiles from the dear girls.
It's fact try it.
The current report that A. J. Wolfe
had applied for school in this town is
without foundation, in other words,
Abe didn't tapply.
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
Billy Campbell was wearing a
smile on the glorious Fourth that broke
his face all to pieces. By telephone it
is learned that it's boy. Long may he
wave.
Ed Gomery has resigned as clerk
in DIR. Horns popular pharmacy, and
is now "prep" at Lehigh University
which institution he will enter as a
student in the fall,
Quite number Of property owners
have been notified to lay pavements
3 along their properties, We intend to
l lay ours and Council should see that
all others do likewise,
We have them-Lehighton, Pa.
9 souvenir sterling solid silver spoons
r only to be had at E. H. Hohl's, Mauch
Chunk Jewelry Store, also memorial
birthday and friendship rings.
;. Already the members of Lehigt
: Fire Company, of town, anticipate the
a meeting of the State Firemen's Asso,
/ at Lock Haven in September, Quite {
D number of the boys will attend
According to the Weatherly Herald
George Engleman, of that town, is th'
proud dad of baby boy. Mrs. Engle
= man is daughter of ex-Burgesi
I Reiehard, so that makes Mahlon
= grand pop.
John Acker's horse took fright
Tuesday, while Eugene, his son wa
: making short curve, and, Of course
run away. The boy was dumped in tn
:. mud, but the horse was stopped befor
- doing any damage.
~ TO furnish her many lady friend
" with fashionable and well made hat
and bonnets Miss Alvenia Graver ha
had four ladies employed in he
~ millinery store this season. Her trad
% is constantly on the increase,
~ Everybody in Lehighton with
u palate for ice cream knows Ben Cultol
70 and knows where his ice cream parlol
= are too. On the Fourth he sold ov,
~ a 80 gallons of cream by the dish. E
~ ~ advertises in this paper. Do you see
.'S Among the different organization
= in line of parade on Saturday, the
,, were none that made better appea
ance than Columbus Council, 1856,
~ ~ o. U. A, NJ, of Parryville, The bo,
~ ~ looked good uniformed in the nation
- colors.
The fellow who built our new no
carriage was certainly genius of Il
-, first water. It was as brilliant a So
casm on Council as we have ever SCI
NJ "a sugar barrel, three COW bells
Wv Wv couple of yards Of hose, an old shs
and two carriage wheels. But the
will we ever get better onef
ent The P, o. S, of A. festival In Gabe
our Hall, during four evenings of last WEI
for was quite o success-the boys cleari
ood very nearly 500 as a result of tn
300. efforts. The committee, Messrs.
orn, Ratcliffe, JEFF Bretney, Ed Ohl a
See George Esch are deserving of mu
Sc credit for the manner in which
festival was conducted,
:. The report that gained circulat
non about town Tuesday, that Ed Raud
ION bush, of Perth Amboy, n, j., sor
ianS our townsmRn the ex.sheriff, had l
ons' with an accident and lost both
u 70 and an arm while at work for
mao Valley Company in the former pll
was entirely without foundation.
aele people who originate such sto
nave should be sent to Siberia
ence Mr.. j. WoodriRg, the represel
D. Oh tive of the firm of R. G. Chase &
new new Nursery, of Geneva, N, Y, has arri
'ne again in town, to solicit orders
OF 70 look after the stock which has bee
ur'n extensively sold in this vicinity by
If any patrons are missed and wish
'iueS to call at their house, such will be'
1Jen- a favor NV dropDin0 a DostaI car