The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-30
BREEZY HAPPENINGS.
LOCAL MATTERS or MOEE or LESS
IMPORTANCE

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The two brick yards here are work
ing full time.
The subscribers Of the radiator in
dastry are asking "why?"
The first town plot of Lehiphtou
was made in 1902
Taxes are coming in fairly we'll,
says Collector Schadle.
Will Lehighton have a celebration
on Columhia's Day October 2l
There will be three councilmen
from each ward in this town after next
Springs election.
The interior Improvements to
Trinity Lutheran church are progress
ing finely.
Summer visitors to this town are
not as numerous as they have been in
past years.
William Kemerer has erected a
neat railing along the veranda in front
of his First street residence.
Some good Democrat in this town
should come out for Assembly. He'd
make the nomination sure.
The members of the Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school pic niced
pleasantly at Packerton on Wednes-
day.
IT is talked of in the street that
Samuel Gillian might be a candidate
for District Attorney if Ben Kuntz
don't make the assembly nomination.
Both are Republicans.
Largest circulation and lowest rates
for advertising.
Buy your jewelry at Books and
you get the best.
Mrs. John Peters, of north First
street, is quite seriously i'll.
Boys who swim in Horlacher's dam
are liable TO a fine of $500.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
-Kistler's ice cream parlor is the
place to buy ice cream every day in the
week my 7-tf
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 by clocks of the installment
man, Book will save you one-half the
price if you buy from him.
John Brenner, Lehighton's popular
carpet weaver, expects to build on
Cypress street near Fifth.
A young daughter of Charles Bill
man, of Beaver Run, was buried in the
cemetery here on Wednesday.
Miss Elsie dcIntyre, of Catasauqua
elected as a teacher in our public
schools has rendered her resignation.
Just make it a point to see David
Ebbert when you want a team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Finest job printing and lowest
prices at the ADVOCATE job Office in
Snyder's block near the Lehigh bridge
The Lehighton School Board has
received S2,4l5 from the state as Their
share of the annual school fund ap.
preparation.
The brick layers commenced work
Monday on DR. w. A. Derhamer's new
building on the corner of Second and
Iron streets.
-Stocker, Of the Royal Palace Cafe
will serve a fine free lunch to hi.
patrons on Saturday evening. Don't
miss it
A flrst-class board walk has beer
put down along Robert Klotai
property on Alum street Alex Seidl,
did the work.
--Throngs of people continue to G,
to Luclsenbach's, Mauch Chunk, 70
fine stationary, wall papers, decoration
&c. Lowest prices.
DR.. w. z. Dancer, Hazleton's we'll
known eye ear and throat specIalist,wil
, be at the Exchange Hotel, in this tow
on the Doth instant. Those desiring
his services are invited to call,
Warren Straussberger, of Weiss
port, was compounding drugs an,
tapping soda water in Thomas dru
5 store this week during the proprietor
: absence.
| John lIottenstein, the hustlin
hustler after freight and baggage, ha
. had his house nicely painted and IT
papered The work on the interio
was executed by Lester Rehrig
e For fifty dollars side Harr
e Stransberry, of town, would like {
b jump from a height of forty feet int
the water with some other fellow VIII
o don't care whether or not he break
+ his neck.
s Samuel Costenbader is paintin
o the frame partitions on the third floC
4 of the Lehighton school building
y This will make the rooms more coz
# and pleasant. 1t wouldn't hurt II
l. ceilings to have a coat of paint at tn
e same time.
les The attention of the Chief
Police is again directed to the Opel
x House corner He'd, please keep you
IL optic on the gang who insult ladi
st and squirt tobacco juice ON passers b
If this gang Of hoodlums had any T
" spect for themselves they wouldn't !
found there.
-Messrs. Chus. Il. Briukman an
D. Wm. IL. Obert will leave on August I
S. for Denver, Colorado, where they w
b. participate in the great KnlghtTempl
1t Conclave They will accompai
IN Towanda Commaudry While abse
r. they will visit Niagara Falls, Louisvu
~ Ky, st. Louis, Kansas City, Chica
at and many other places Of interest,
'' DIR. James A. Haas, of Lowhill, y,
" erinary surgeon, has located at Foge
iu vile, having bought out DR.. Jam
We Goheen, who has been in successi
1T practice there for many years. I
~ Haas is graduate of tho Americ
'| Veterinary College in New York eli
recognized as one of the best instit
tions of its kind in the world, and
ne cheerIuily recommend him to the p,
ss- pie of Fogelsyille as a gentleman W
lie, worthy of being employed for the cr
lp, Of all ills with which domestic amin.
ID may be overcome, feeling Thorough
re convinced that he stands in the fro
as rank of his profession. The doctor
of some time was located here, hayi
ms an office at the Mansion House.
ny Agricultural Iair Dates.
ey The Pennsylvania board of agric