The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-10-22
ORIGINAL CHEAPCASHS7ORE BREEZY HAPPENINGS.
LOCAL MArrERs OF MORE or LESS
IMPORTANCE.

what Has Occurred m this CITY During the .
Week Pertnently Epitomized ny our
Special Reporters.
Buy your iewelry at Books and
you get the best,
Largest circulation and lowest rates
for advertising.
Single buggy harness at 500 and
upwards at NJ. Flory's Weissport, At.
wanted-A young girl TO learn the
millinery trade. Apply to Miss Alvenia
Graver.
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 a 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.
Charley Kipp has a cozy little meat
market on south Second street.
Harry Wilson, of Allentown, has
opened a confectionery store in the
building lately occupied by Mr. Stern
on First street.
Frank Campbell is doing tailoring
work with H. II. Peters.
Plant your fall advertisements in
the ADVOCATE and reap your reward in
big trade.
On Sunday 3Oth instant, Rector
nation services will be held in Trinity
Lutheran church.
Rev. ]. II. Kuder, the able pastor of
Trinity Lutheran congregation, will
start catechetical class.
The Lehigh Wagon Company last
week shipped four fine wagons to New
York city
TO increase the illumination capa-
city the Carbon County improvement
| OOmpdHg are running ouOliiSi WI .
through town.
-Jona. Kistler is driving "show''
horse that used to belong to Frank I.
Semmel
Zach Hom's new residence on
Third street will be improved by a
substantial flag stone pavement.
Go to G. A. Harding's livery on
North street for 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.
John Brenner, carpet weaver
on Second near Coal street, will re-
move on or about October 18th to the
corner of 9th and Cypress streets
he will continue to weave first-clas'
CARPET. 3t&
, "A good line of buggy harness, horso
blankets, lap roses, whips, &C., at verl
low prices, at NJ. Flory's, Weissport.
W. Z. Ash, of Third street, is driv
ing pretty black horse that has SOM
speed. The animal comes from tn
5 western part of the state.
The iron bridge across the Lehigl
Z river is to be repainted. To this en'
the county commissioners will receiv
bids until the Doth instant,
Miss Mary 3uchman is having he
u residence on Second street remodelle,
= and modernized. When flushed it wi
. be quite pretty and attractive.
u The personal property of Williar
. Waterbor was sold at public auction o
Monday evening.
:, Forty Hours Devotion commence
u in st. Peters and Paul's Catholic churc
/ Sunday morning and concluded Tues
% day evening. The pastor, Rev. Fathe
Sour was assisted in the services b
visiting pastors.
% The First National Bank, of th
,e city, is in fourishing condition. III
=, =, capital stock is $4,000; surplus fun
IL $1,000; undivided profits slO,OS9.9
, individual deposits subject to chec
y s1s2, 2,4263s.
~ EDITOR ADVOCATE: Please loca
. this enclosed Republican silver certi
cate on the credit side of my subscri
" tion account for ADVOCATE and don
= forget Biery on the sth of Novembe
"A Yours, Sc, j. A. Q.
" Instead of sweeping leaves al
gutter accumulations into the sire
~ y only to be blown back again, it won
" be best to burn them or have the
-, carted away,
~ Our young townsman Pierce +
10 was on last Thursday evening unit
ne in marriage TO Miss Annie Feist,
"' Kresgeyille, Monroe county. The e
den knot was tied by Rev. j. II. Kud
pastor of Trinity Lutheran cong
IN CATION.
ty, Lehighton's police officer shot
nR arrest some of these fellows who DIR
nd horses through this town that shot
tch not appear on the streets. An amin
ing so lame that every step is full of pI
his and one that cannot be cured shol
be shot and put out of its misery.
MFR. Saturday night there was {
ba graceful hulaOOoloo at the Valley
pot. A gang of fellows from up
lnd road filled with beer aud cheese got
him to Traces with some of our you
any men and the result was black eyes, s
,n1 heads and blood.
I. - Our venerable old friend Rev.
A. Bauer dropped in on us Tuesl
lty' and renewed his subscription to
for ADVOCATE for the twenty first I'll
,eld Mr.. Bauer subscribed for this pa
~, when it was first issued and has kin
ioiu bore with us ever since.
'na' Jack" Walters is in the sW
ngl- This week he bought 2.l0 horse Fl
ease Sam Seller and will enjoy himself
the next few weeks driving thro
the country.
John Blose is back from Bloc
Aas. burg where he was running "stal
1t is not at all unlikely that if
Sunday work on the railroads is
Iook sisted In that arrests will be made
ried, violation of the Sabbath Sew
,day parties in this neighborhood are
4 IN templating such action.
George Stocker, at the Royal
- ace Cafe, entertained his many pat
Iour and friends al miniature county
or Of on last Saturday. George had I'll
anv. to forty different kinds of fruit
busy esa5isS a. aroISea id attraeted VI