The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-04-09
mEwsY wEIssPoRT.
The Doiugs OF a Lively Town Briefly Chroni-
oIed IN short snip-snap order by the
Stroller" ana Chum.

stroller" ana Chum.
The property of the Mary Miner
estate was not disposed of at public
sale on Saturday. It will be offered
later.
Mrs. George Leikel, of East Weiss
port, is slowly convalescing from a
stroke of paralysis much to the
pleasure of her many friends and
relatives.
No sign of a new bridge over the
canal. Several new planks have been
placed in the old structure and this
win keep it going little longer.
The cinder pavement from the rail
road to the foot of the hill is hardly
thing of beauty, but it is bound to boom
the shoe business.
We regret very much to note the
severe illness of our popular young
friend Doug. Arner, of East Weissport,
and hone for his speedy recovery.
1t Is said in sporting circles that
George Leibel, Jr., and paddy" Arner,
will soon meet each other in an eigh-
teen foot ring with eight ounce gloves
for a fight TO a finish. The stakes are
for u purse Of 500 a side.
-Notice-5ODO Fence posts for sale
Also lot of fire wood at a low figure,
See George II. Enzian, Weissport. Or
ders can be left at this office
The valuation of real estate of
Weissport is s5LO85; occupations and
professions, 1920; horses, 81 ,2G5, COWS,
1000; stages and hacks slS3,00; total
valuation 371,828. Average value of
horses e25,75; average value of COWS,
$500; total number Of taxables, 1G3.
james Schweibinz, of Franklin
township, on Sunday killed a snake of
some unknown species, measuring a
full four feet
II. NJ. Walk, of the east side, con-
tinues to nurse a very sore left arm
caused by being thrown into a wire
fence by runaway team. We hope
the iovial NIilt will soon be o. k again
Rev. B. }. Smoyer corresponding
secretary Of the Evangelical Missionary
Association, filed the pulpit in the
Evangelical church on Sunday morn.
ing. Following the services S7l00 was
raised for mission purposes.
Henry Milheim, of Weatherly, has
taken formal possession of the Drum
bore restaurant on White street, and is
ready TO wait on patrons.
-"Jack' Hagenbach is on the SICK
list.
james Christman is seeing many
old friends here.
Mrs. U. S. Krosee is visiting relt
tions at Big Creek.
IF you loose anything try our seem
a word column"
William Brown, of Mauch Chunk
has moved to East Weissport.
Daniel williamson East Weissport
has moved to lively Lehighton.
Al Kresge is out after ten week.
| illness with a dropsical complaint.
-"Shorty" Iuehnor was at Allen
town over Sunday with "friends."
Charles Miller, of Lehighton, i
with r. J. Hongen, our popular black
smith.
1t comes from those who ought t.
know that young Webster Campbell
has left the state
The supervisor of Franklin town
ship has raised the crossinga at Rex
out of the mud
; james Follweiler and son Olive
attended the funeral of the late Mrs
Amandes Follweiler at Slatingto
Monday.
l The templete for the Carlo
; County Improvement Company's ic
machine is being put in position.
Milton Rhoads, of Lehighton, en-
= ployed by the Carbon County Improve
ment Company, had his right foe
badly crushed by heavy rail fallin
, on it early Monday morning. He We
, taken home.
. Jacob Straussberger is having I'll
interior of his store room remodelle
prior to Daniel Grayer, the popult
tailor, taking possession.
Mrs. Peter Krum has moved fro
4 the Dr. Delcamp farm in Franklin twl
to the dwelling Of Frank Snyder
East Weissport.
II james A. Milheim is now in fu
possession of his saloon and restau
i ant on White street, and will be please
" to see all old patrons.
Henry J. Shoemaker has NOV,
- from the Fenner dwelling on Viii
. street to Christman's house next to ii
u Fort Allen House.
j. The stockholders of the UniC
Cemetery Company on Monday eve
- ing elected Frank Laury and John
is Miller directors, and the directors tn
~ " elected Nathan Blose,president; Fral
= Laury, secretary and Levi Horn, trei
"a Our Poho POGO Band was out Nc
day night for the first time, and und
the able leadership of Joseph Ru
they blowed most excellent music.
number of our prominent citizens we
en- serenaded, but all the people enjoy
h the music.
Mrs. Joseph Seaboldt, of TrentC
,d n. j., is sojourning with her son,
Heist, on Union Hill
he The weu-known John Faga,
H. Mauch Chunk, was in town for f
He hours Wednesday morning
Andrew Weiss and wife are no.
sw from a pleasant visit to Royersfo
RIG Fa,
Mrs. j. Frank Snyder, of Mounts
nj. Top, Luzerne county, is visiting her
No Our popular merchant Oscar
Seagar is doing business in Philad
er- phia-
mel Frank German and family hi
moved from White Street to the Lac
vas dwelling on Brigde street, just yaca
ew by j. o. Miller
Joel Stroll, of Towamensing,
n become a Weissporter
are Daniel Graver, our popular N
n, chant tailor and gents furnishing
ain now nicely located in Straussberg
block in the room recently occupied
the Kresge, the shoe man.
me % j. Seager has greatly enlar
his wholesale department and is re-
ltz' to supply all his patrons with the I
fol- in his line at the lowest rock bott
-ur- figure. Fruits, vegetables, confetti
me cry, &C.
ella Council have appointed conn
hne tee to fix up the Park. Correct.