The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-10-08
BREEZY HAPPENINGS
LOCAL MATTERS on MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.

what Has Occurred IN this CITY During the
Week Pertinently Epitomized ny our
Special Beporters
Buy your iewelry at Books aud
you get the best.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Fine free lunch will be served at
w. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening.
Book, the ieweler, is showing some
new and very pretty things in rings
all kinds and styles.
Just make it point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Don't buy clocks of the installment
man, Book will save you one-half the
price if you buy from him.
A good line of buggy harness, horse
blankets, lap roses, whips, &c, at very
low prices, at NJ. Flory's, Weissport.
DIR. w. f. Dancer, the well-known
ear, eye and nose specialist Of Halle
ton, will be at the Exchange Hotel on
Friday, Oct. IA.
DO you buy Pocket Books, Pocket
Knives, Writing Desks and Card Cases.
We have large well selected line of
these goods, Take look at them, at
Luekenbach's, Mauch Chunk
Go to G. a. Harding's livery on
North street sor teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals
Lowest prices.
-"The Kitchen Pride,"a new piece
of furniture without which no kitchen
is complete, for sale by the Lehigh
Coal & Hardware Co., Limited Call
and see it. I'm,
Mrs. Ratcliffe, of First street, who
had her arm severely injured in a
wash machine several weeks ago, is
much better now.
Barber Geo. Stuber is the proud
dad of bright little "shaver' since
Thursday.
We tender warmest sympathy to
Robert Chambers and wife in the
death of their infant daughter, Ruth.
Interment was made in the Lehighton
cemetery on Sunday afternoon-Rev.
j. Alvin Reber officiating.
The Lehigh Wagon Works has
just received an order for nine new
wagons.
The interior of David Ebbert's
livery on North street is being CON
siderably improved.
A woman not ten thousand miles
away was caught the other day steal.
ing flowers from the graves in the
Gnadden Hutten cemetery The next
time there will be a public exposure
for the present let it suffice that the
woman is known &c.
"A fine flag stone walk has been
laid around the Holman residence on
the corner of Third and Alum streets
Homer Adams, for a long time
with James Walp, on First street, has
accepted position as salesman witt
II. NJ. Norton, dealer in stoves, &c.
Easton, Pa. Homer's friends wish hin
abundant success in his new position
"A large screen has been placed il
the gate house at the dam of tn
Lehighton Water Company in Lon
Run. This will prevent any foreigl
substance from getting into the suppl.
pipes.
Prof. S. z. Shope, last year the sue
cessful principal of our public schools
is now attending the University of Pa
at Philadelphia We wish him success.
Our young friend Henry Hotter /
out after an illness and is now In tn
Prudential Insurance business.
> The regular monthly session q
council will convene on Tuesday ever
ing next.
Alice, young daughter of Counci
man J. L. Gabel is suffering with
= broken left wrist, sustained Will
playing stag"
The other day a weasel was kille
in front of Gabel's hardware store o
First street
Jacob Huber, of Mauch Chunk,
: doing tonsorial work at Fran
= Roederer's popular shaving saloon.
Rev. Mersh, for year or moi
. past the able pastor of ST. Peter an
Jacobs Catholic church, here, is no
. located at Minersville. His successt
is Rev. Chas Sauer, of Pottsville.
> jesse Silfies is now filling a pos
tion with Schwartz, the furniture ma
" He was formerly with Jos. Obert.
The leak in the Lehighton Wat
- Company's dam has been located
the gate house. The repair will
- made at once.
- - n. A. Sell a Co., is a new live
~ firm occupying Kleppinger's stabl
W on Iron street In connection with t
livery business the firm will do wag
~ and carriage repairing.
~ j. }. Hummel did extra poll
" service this week. John makes
. dandy copper.
~ -15GS ladies and misses jackets a
y New Markets, we have all the lat,
styles at Sondheim's' Tailoring IIi
Mauch Chunk and can save you 33 /
" cent on every purchase made here.
In our Tailoring Establishment
,"o " can show you a large line of suitir
..n W overcoatings and pantoloonlngs tn
''N ever before and can save you a
every order given TO Sondheim
'oA Tailor, of Mauch CHUNK.
VI William Werley, a salesman
George II, Enzian's popular store,
resigned. He is succeeded by Will
CIV Xanders. Werley "has gone" r
- roading.
" E On and after the first Of n
o. .. month the new proprietors Of the
% change Hotel will be d. j. Kistler
1nI an George Reichard They will succ
W." W. Thomas Mantz 4 Son. Both are yol
'"0 men and no doubt they will put /
the business enterprise and spirit
thus make a big success out Of it,
John Brenner, carpet woa
,sIy on Second near Coal street, will
move on or about October 10Th to
,.ut corner of 9TH and Cypress str
he will continue to weave a flrst-c
.ar. carpet. 3
M tt Glenn Beck, of Bethlehem,
opfFarad a froatnra Of tho anIrla 4