The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-10-29
BREEZY HAPPENINGS
AouAL MATTERS or MORE or LESS
iMroRTANCE.


What Has Occurred m this CITY During the
week Periincntly Eritomized by our
Special Reporters.
Read Aaron's new ad.
Buy your iewelry at Books and
you get the best.
Single buggy harness at 500 and
upwards at NJ. Flory's Weissport. At.
Wanted A young girl TO learn the
millinery trade. Apply to Miss Alvenia
Graver.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Largest circulation and lowest rates
for advertising.
Fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening.
Book, the ieweler, is showing some
new and very pretty things in rings
all kinds and styles.
Did you read it? What ? Why
Aaron's new ad
Forest fires are raging on adioin-
ing mountains with more or less loss to
owners of property.
Just make IL point TO see David
Ebbert when you want team for busi-
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Don't buy clocks Of the installment
man, Book will save you one-halt the
price if you buy from him.
Go to c. A. Harding's livery on
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals.
Lowest prices.
Plant your fall advertisements in
the ADVOCATE and reap your reward in
a big trade.
Have You read Snyder's new adver-
| tisement to be found elsewhere in this
paper.
Rev. II. W. Hotter will preach in
the Presbyterian church on next
Sabbath at l0a. m.
A good line of buggy harness, horse
blankets, lap robes, whips, &c, at very
low prices, at NJ. Flory's, Weissport.
Next Tuesday j. E. Mcdaniel will
20 to Summit Hill where he will as
sumo proprietorship of the Washing
ton House.
--"The Kitchen Pride,"a a new piece
of furniture without which no kitchen
is complete. for sale by the Lehigh
Coal & Hardware Co., Limited. Call
and see it. I'm.
Great scott! our mems and boys
overcoats and ulsters must be seen as
our prices are positively 33 per cent
cheaper than elsewhere, at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
| Chunk.
VIM. II. Schafer, of Stemlersville,
and Miss Jane George, of Trachsyille,
we're married October 2Oth, by Rev. 5.
B. Stupp, of Pleasant Valley.
DO you buy Pocket Books, Pocket
Knives, Writing Desks and Card Cases.
| We have a large well selected line of
these goods. Take a look at them, at
| Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk
In ladies' and misses jackets we
| lead in regards styles and prices which
are lower now at Sondheim's Tailoring
| Hall, Mauch Chunk, than ever before.
/ We can save you from Sl,OO to $500 on
every coat you buy of us,
Mrs. Martin Nicholas is quite
seriously i'll with a disease commonly
called throat consumption, Mrs.
| Nicholas husband was killed on the
Lehigh Valley railroad some months
ago.
An effort will be made by some of
our young people to organize class in
dancing during the present season.
Prof. j. ID. Holt, of Tamaqua, will very
likely be elected as teacher If success
attends the efforts of the organizers.
"A great drive are our all wool suits
and overcoats made to order at Sl5,
SIS, S25 to $40. Every garment guaran-
tesd in fit, styles and workmanship,
and prices to be 33 per cent cheaper
than elsewhere, at Sondheim's Tailor
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk
The last of the season, but never
theless they're good, We mean a
bunch of black berries from stalk in
Jake Raudenbush's yard on First
street plucked Thursday morning and
which Jake was showing his friends.
Hugh Jennings, formerly of the
Lehighton base ball club, but short
stop for the Louisville ball club, stands
No. in fielding and No. l02 in batting
in the National League.
On last Thursday Henry p. Hontz
of this city, and Miss Mary a. Shoe
maker, Of Mahoning Valley, were
quietly married by Rev. j. Alvin Reber
pastor of the Reformed congregation.
/ -Wanted-One male and one female
to learn coat making; also one good
pants maker and one man and one wo
man to work on coats. Must be good
Apply at once to Clauss & Brothers
Lehighton.
-15S7 mems and boys lsters anC
! dVercoats from $500 up to $1,000 at tn,
? One Price Star Clothing Hall, Maucl
: Chunk, where you can save 33 per cen
! by buying your winter clothing
S South end livery, a. Sell Il Co.
e proprietors, rear of Opera House, IroI
r street, are prepared to furnish team
g for all occasions at reasonable prices
t ! Please give us a call,
Although the weather Is getting
y cold and just a little unpleasant, rid
! with one of the south end liYery's ney
4 teams will be enjoyed. Located rea
\ of Opera House.
q Wanted male and one femal
h to learn coat making; also one goo,
a pants maker and one male and one fe
male coat maker. Must be good. Ar
"a ply to Clauss Il Brothers.
l. There will be a meeting of Lehig
d Fire Co., No. l, of town, ON next Wec
h nesday evening at the office of j. d I
e. Seaboldt. The boys should not fail t
d attend.
:, The greatest bargains ever see
lie are our $3.50 and 5l95 full fur trlmme
ID ladies jackets at Sondheim's Tailorin
II Hall, Mauch Chunk These jacket
are worth 5000 elsewhere.
-Wanted-A seamstress for on
week or longer, 10 stay with famil
one who can make children and ladit
We dresses. Address p. O. Box 27T, MauC
d. Chunk, Pa.
u Edward Mordue, who died so su,
le denly at Wilkesbarre last week, WI
u buried yesterday afternoon The f
- neral left the residence of his 50
" Harry Mordue, at Weatherly, on Il
- noon train aud was accompanied |
"a several people from that town,
d. Al Noll, Of town, the Lehigh Va
ID ley brakeman, who was so serious
n- injured at Allentown few weeks aP
ID. came home from st. Luke's Hospit,
nd at Bethlehem, on Friday evening A
all many friends are glad that he is aga
ms able to be about.
MS The Carbon County lmproVeme
I'm Company are taking out all 92 cand
of power lights and replacing them wi
or rs candle power lights. II is done,
ed IL is claimed, because, while more ligl