The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-06
LOCAL cATsUP.

Books iewelry store is electric
lighted.
The Lehigh Stove Foundry has re-
3umed operations.
"A full line Of stationery at Books
On First street.
Lowest prices on guaranteed time
pieces at Books.
The Exchange Hotel is now run by
Thomas Mantz and son G. H.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Henry Nolf, the coachman, drives
a nobby new delivery wagon.
Rings, bracelets, watch chains,
silverware, &c, at Books.
David Ebbert hires out good teams
for pleasure or business purposes at
lowest rates.
A lumber shed 1Sx1OO feet in di-
mensions is being built to Miller's
planning mill.
The Germania Sangerbund will
elect new officers at their regular meet
ing in March.
p. A. Germans new home in the
south end is going up. Arner & Sloyer
have the contract.
DIR. W. F. Dancer, of Hazleton, will
be at the Exchange Hotel in this town
on Friday, the Doth instant.
We regret very much to note the
continued serious illness of Mrs. j. W.
Raudenbush, of First street.
Railroad mon you will not get left
il you will have Never Fail Alarm
Clock. Sold by E. II. Hohl,
Daniel Baltzer has purchased the
Stocker lot on First street and will
build a residence and store room.
George Britain Mcclellan Stocker
has leased Fred. Miller's saloon and
restaurant on North First street. We
congratulate George.
Wedding rings all shapes and sizes
at E. H. Hollis, Mauch Chunk. Get
our price and see if we cannot save
you money.
1T is the report that Thomas Weaver
of Second street, will shortly move to
Allentown where he will conduct pri-
vate boarding house
Milton Rice, of Bridge street, is
still quite seriously ill with typhoid
fever. Friends are soliciting subscrip-
tions for his support.
-Miller's large planning mill is now
heated with steam. 1t makes the in
terror thoroughly comfortable and
greatly conveniences all work.
There is a report current here that
Miss Maud Stockdale, at one time a
resident of this place, died recently of
typhoid pneumonia in California.
The Ladies Mite Society of Trinity
Lutheran church have in view the car.
peting of the interior of that edifice
The church will also be electric lighted
Assistant Lehigh Valley station
agent German, was at his old place
Monday, looking natural as life only
not SO fat as of yore, after a serious
illness.
Our young friend Ed. Kuntz is @
"prep" at Lehigh University, South
Bethlehem. Ed. is one of this towns
promising young men and we wish hin
success.
William Weidaw's restaurant il
Schwartz's building, has been hand
somely improved and electric lighted
The papering and painting was done b!
artist Bayer
1t is said that Ammon Klotz, o
Towamensing township, at one tint
landlord Of the Valley House, thi
borough, will again take up a residenc,
in this place.
The season for wall papers, border
and decorations is here and Lucken
bach, Mauch Chunk, has the larges
stock to select from as well as the yer,
lowest prices.
Musical College-The spring ses
sion opens Monday May lst, for youn
} ladies in Vocal and instrumental
Music. Address for circular. Ii. 1
, Mover, Freeburgh, Pa. 2t.
Communion services will be oil
served by the members of Ebeneze
Evangelical (anti-Bowman) congregs
tion on next Sunday morning. Rev
Sweigert, of Mauch Chunk, will be i
attendance and offlciate.
The lot holders of the Lehighto
Cemetery will meet at the office of
& II. Seabold on Saturday evening q
seven o'clock for the purpose of cleo
ing officers for the ensuing year.
full attendance is desired.
For the month of January Mar
Rehrig, fourteen years old, drew 1904
as result Of her labors in the Il
I highton Hosiery Mill. This is sufi
= cient to dissaprove the report th'
girls only make a 81 a week in I'll
institution.
! We regret very much to note IL
death of James Gorden Bennett,
) bright three year old son of JOSEF
= and Virginia Bennett, of Packerton, Q
. last Thursday Interment was mao
in the cemetery in this city on Sundt
afternoon.
-Brinkman Bros, have just col
e, pleted a handsome dark Columb
10 marble monument for the late Jof
ID Kistler, of Montzville. It is a beau
- and will be placed in the cemetery
a the brick church sometime soon.
DO you have pain over the eye
w Then try pair OF Crown Imperi
IL SpectAclSs and see the magical reli
~ you gain by their use. Money will
III cheerfully refunded il not entire
"A satisfactory. Agent for Mauch Chuu
u. ~ E. H. Hohl, ieWeler,
John j. Hummel has moved |
popular queensware bazaar frC
Smiths building opposite the ope
pe house, to Werner's store room on nor
Mt First street, where he will continue
no sell excellent queensware, &c, at We
No. lowest prices.
on Willie Hauk broke through I
ms ice on Heilmans dam last Mond
or while skating and narrowly escaI
aft drowning. Bert Gomery also got
we wetting in trying to rescue the lit
on fellow who was finally pulled out"
,at John Heilman.
Did you see the large stock
- beautiful new designs in silverw
just received, and cannot be seen el
whore in this county made to {
special order Then call and TAX,
y look. E. II. Hollis jewelry ste
Mauch Chunk, is the place to get o