The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-06-11

colors.
We still have a few hundred copies
of the new election laws which we will
give to those who call at this Office for
the same.
-Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Chambers on Sunday last, baby girl
We hope the little one may live long
and happily.
-Harrie r. Kreidler, of First street,
drives a handsome bay horse with u
record as a PAGER that few anima Is
hereabouts can equal.
-Investigatigation by Constable
Raworth proved the rumor that the
dead body of q child had been found
in the Mahoning Creek, in the south
end, to be entirely false.
During the prevalence of heavy
thunder storm Friday, lightning struck
in the residence of Mrs. Mary Buch-
man on Second street, and did some
damage.
The Frank Leibenguth store and
residence on north First street looks
neat and pretty since Painter Vein
land has dressed it up in new sum-
mer suit
-Died-On Sunday last Flossie t.,
daughter of Mrs. Emma Reichart, aged
eight years, ten months and two days
The mother in her sad bel eavement
has the sympathy of many friends and
neighbors.
For Rent-A large store room To-
Gated on Ridge street in the business
part of Lansford. Address or call on
Joseph Tanner, Summit Hill, for more
particulars.
--Brinkman Bros. are building fine
monument to perpetuate the memory
of the late John Kleintop, who was
drowned at Kunkletown some time
ago.
-"Billy" Mccormick, formerly of
town, is now in the state of Idaho,
where he is catching" 371S cents an
hour at his occupation as knight of
the paint brush.
Miss Martha Long, young lady
of great proficiency, has opened a !
select school for little ones in the
public school building. The attend
ance is quite large.
o. +. Acker, with his corps of eX-
cellent artists, are painting the pretty
residence OF II. b. Kennel, on the
/ mn
corner OF Third and Alum streets.
Musical College,-The Spring Term
opens August lst., in Vocal and lnstru-
mental Music For catalogues address
Henry b. Meyer, Freeburg Pa. 3t.
DR.. W. r. Dancer, of Hazleton, will
be at the Exchange Hotel, on Friday,
the 24th instant, to treat persons suf-
ferlng from diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat.
Rowland 5. Miller and hiss Mary
A. Nothstein, both of this city, We're
on saturday happily united in the
golden bonds of wedlock by Rev, j.
II. huder, pastor of Trinity Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church.
1t is fact, Luckenbach, Mauch !
Chunk, is showing new and pretty
things in Wall Papers and Decorations.
This is the season for these goods. |
Don't buy until YOU see them.
Have you a horse If so, you
should not fail to buy fly net or a lap
duster at Milton Flory's Weissport, |
where is also to be found big assort- |
ment OF tine and medium harness at |
lowest prices. At
-Messrs, J. l.. Gabel, /, s. Koch,
James ?, Smith, l.. X Heldt and II. I. |
Stroup, at the office of the secretary,
on Friday evening last, devoted an
hour to free and interesting dis
cussion of matters pertaining to
l'ehighton's best interests.
Pat Clark won't know how to walk |
after his saloon building has been re-
modelled. The building will be raised |
to three stories and "city front" will |
be put in. The contract is in the |
hands of Thomas S. Sloyer which is
guarantee that the work will be dol |
right.
In Squire Beltz's court the other
day Charley Schwab, of Long Run
couldn't tell why he beat and abused
his wife and threatened to kill the
youngsters so he was sent TO Fort
Webb at Mauch Chunk to be looked
after by the star eyed goddess of Justice
later ON.
A gang of five tramps we're "pulled"
by Constable Raworth Tuesday even.
ing and locked up. The action was
taken on complaint of Thomas Koons
in whose stock yard they were accus
toned 10 assemble and commit petty
depredations.
AT a special meeting of Council on
Wednesday evening A resolution was
passed instructing the Burgess To Sc.
cure plans and specifications for n hose
house 3OxGO feet and three stories bigb