The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-04-09

inclose the Presbyterian church.
1t looks now as if Lehighton would
have no base ball club.
DIR. W. w. Reber is driving pretty
gray horse purchased from Squire
James Ballet, of Ashfeld.
We sympathize with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Yehl, of First street, in the loss
of their daughter Myrtle, aged nine
months and one week. Dissolution
occurred early Tuesday morning.
Our local sports who want to keep
their optics on Hugh Jennings will be
pleased to know that in game with
Toledo on Monday he made four runs;
had two hits; three outs and four as
sists and played the game without an
error. Bully boy, Hugh.
-Sweeny's Corner store will have a
new sign.
The first straw hat of the season
has made its appearance-it was worn
by Luther Closer
The employees of Samuel Seller at
West Penn, received their "swag" on
Tuesday.
Hugh Jennings, with the Louisville
club, is laid up with an absces5 on his
foot.
Engine 10, viii Sitter, Of town, en-
gineer, run over a man named Fenster-
macher, near Bethlehem on Tuesday,
and the fellow will die.
-Wieand's carriage works are being
painted deep red.
The foundation walls for P. j
Kistler's stable are up.
Webster Nothstein has moved
from Third street to a cozy dwelling
on Carbon street, in The 3rd ward.
M. II. Trexler is building some
pretty baker, butcher and milk wagons
Why don't Bob Chambers get a
good ball club together? He could
do it,
Mrs. Henry Heintzleman, of Sec
ond street, is quite seriously ill.
The block of houses on south First
street owned by Daniel Olewine are
being repapered.
The Lehigh Water Company will
will meet in June to decide whether OF
not they will increase the capital stocl
from $4,000 to s3OOOO
"A young son of Wilson Hontz, Of
Third street, is seriously ill with scar
let rash.
William Noll, of Packerton, will
= so they say, build a dwelling house OIL
) Third street.
We had pleasant call Tuesda!
from Rev. W. d. Ebert, assistant t,
q Rev. Newhart, pastor of the Evangeli
c cal (Bowman) congregation in thi
+ town.
S For the present David Beltz, o
: Beltzville, who was going to build
e residence and store room ON Thir
I street, will suspend operations.
= The interior of Councilman Ga
/. bells pleasant home on First street
n being papered and painted by Rehri
: and Acker.
q Mrs. Frank Herman has been pal
IS $3.50 by Lehigh Council, 1Ol, Jr. o. I
D. A. NJ, of this city, the amount of il
Is surance carried in the order by he
v late lamented husband.
h. Nathan Mosser is doing the ca
IT penter work on the big addition to Il
,e Exchange Hotel, on First street, whiC
when completed will give that hostlei
bath rooms, water closets and 9th
modern improvements.
Lula, four year old daughter
TX Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lopp, died Mo
hit day of brain fever. Funeral on THU
on day. The bereaved parents have t
". sympathy Of neighbors and friends
m their loss.
gh The Arion Cornet Band will sor
IN be without place of meeting, the roc
Id now occupied by them is to be enlarg
.at for a work room for II, II. Peters, t
at tailor. Unless the "boys" can get
&C. suitable room they will have to disbaI
at Our citizens should try to do somethi
a for the Arion which is one Of the "
nix best musical organizations in the ]
er high Valley.
Book, the jeweler, makes a speci
ty of fishing tackle. Biggest assc
re- ment in town to select from.
try e. D. Bartholomew, of the Coul
hat Seat, has opened a plumbing, gas
of ting and hot water fitting store in I
ase town, and is prepared to do all XIII
-en of work in his line.
.ity "A little son of Charles Nothstl
ere of Third street, severed a finger on
ere right hand with butcher knife
ate day this week
Ime Daniel Williams called on US to-
and says that in his case against !
ton Setter and Lewis Horn, of Fra
lin, for tresspass and damages, he
iere not ask any justice in Weissport 70
All warrant
Fishing tacldel hooks, lines, r
.i.s reels, flies, &c, at Books iewelrv st
: ~ ~ at bottom prices.
Children Of the Evangelical chu
Bowman) are collecting money 70
Sunday school fund
H. A. Graver, of the south end,
Gently caught a young eagle.
During the month of March,
of l. S. Koch sold more cigars than in
IS to month previous since he has been
ence ing business here. This is an enc
hter aging sign of the times.
W. The men at PackertOn rece
april their monthly earnings on Wednes
ce at Reuben Groo, of the south en-
smiling over the arrival Of a baby
'Ins Rob Chambers is soliciting co
v his buttons in the interest Of the lei
bust ton base bail club The idea is to
well the ground rent and use the Park
i,o, ~ sporting purposes. $40 must be n
- III for this purpose, of which am
'4'' $1,000 has been handed I'M.