The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-20
ORIGINAL CHEAPCASHS7ORE BREEZY HAPPENINGS
LUuAL MATTERS or MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANUE

what Has Occurred IN this CITY During the
week Perhnenuy Epliomi1ed nv our
Special Reporters.
Largest circulation and lowest rates
or advertising
Buy your iewelry at Books and
you get the best.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
at Henry Schwartz's.
A kiln containing 100000 bricks
was started Monday at Koch's brick
yard.
A splendid free lunch will be
served at w. A. Peters restaurant on
evening.
Jake Kistler hires teams for pleas
ure or business purposes at the very |
lowest rates.
Book the ieweler, is showing some |
new and very pretty things in rings
all kinds and styles.
Don't buy clocks Of the installment
man, Book will save you one-half the
price If you buy from him.
Just make it a point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or. pleasure. Lowest prices.
DR. W. f. Dancer, the eye, ear and
nose specialist, of Ilazleton, will be at
the Exchange Hotel on Friday, Sept. >.
--Throngs of people continue to go
to Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk, for
fine stationary, wall papers, decorations
&c. Lowest prices
William II. Bachman, of the south
end, has improved his store front by
the addition OF large show windows.
Thieves forced an entrance into
Zern's shoe store on Friday evening
but we're frightened off before securing
any booty.
-Lehighton won game of ball from
Mauch Chunk last Saturday on the
home grounds. The score was l6 to ,.
A handsome iron fence now en-
closes the Trinity Lutheran church on
the corner of Third and Iron streets.
Councilman James p. Smith has
curbed and cobbled the cutters around
his property on the corner of Second
aud Iron streets. The work was done
by Joseph Zahn.
Otto Dittmar, superintendent of
the Lehighton Beef Company, pur
chased a horse Friday from Henry
IHert, at Hazleton, for s2l7.
The anti. Bowman camp. meeting is
in full sway in Linderman's Grove
with very large attendance. Next
Wednesday Bishop Dubbs will be pre-
sent and discourse during the day.
C. B. NJ. Stocker, of the Royal Pal
ace Cafe, has taken possession of the
Warner residence on north First
street, the interior of which has been
nicely e-papered and painted.
Camp meeting opened in the beau
tiful grove of the Lehighton Land and
Improvement Company, Thursday,
with large attendance of anti-Bow-
man Evangelicals. The meeting will
continue until the 25th inst,
William T., aged FIVE years, son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John f. Scholl, died Sun
day evening after a short illness with
cholera infantum. The funeral occurred
on Wednesday, Rev. j. Alvin Reber, of
Zion's Reformed church, officiating.
Miss Florence Christy, of Second
= street, entertained large number OF
her young friends at a pleasant social
gathering on Monday evening. During
the evening the usual games were in
dulged in and at late hour luncheon
was served.
-Clauss Bros, in order to facilitate
the business of "sponging" cloth have
Just procured patent steam "sponger'
from Cleveland, Ohio, firm, and il
works like a charm, enabling them t.
Il do ten times tho work that can be don't
by the old way,
-Liveryman d. j. Kistler loyalty en-
y tertained A. L. Hagerman, G. w. Nor
thinner and George Reichard at a fro
=. supper at his cozy home on Secon'
- street last Thursday evening. rh
, supper was fit for a king and coul'
not but help to suit the most particu
> lar epicure.
l. Thomas Rooms who is building
5. large lime kiln along the Valley raj
road, will also open big coal yard, an
N build an office for business purpose q
N this end of the Lehigh bridge. Nj
a Koons has had some experience /
e. this before and he promises TO hustl
things pretty lively.
Of Last Sunday at Stroudsburg on
a young down town barber was quietl
re welded to Miss Laura Kunkle, {
Slatington, the ceremony was ne
We formed by Rev Francis, of Philadelph
Mt Oliver Follweiler was best man an
lg Miss Alice Meyers, of Packerton, WI
bridesmaid. We congratulate II
IT, young couple.