The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-06-25
OLD MOTHER cRuNDY.


Full line Of Ingram ana Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Largest circulation and lowestrates
for advertising.
Jake Kistler hires teams for pleas.
ure or business purposes at the very
lowest rates.
-Kistler's ice cream parlor is the
place to buy ice cream every day in the
week. my 7-tf
For sale-A good organ in first
class condition at low cash price. Ap-
ply at this office 81.
Book, the ieweler, engraves FREE of
charge all silyerware bought at his
store. Don't forget this
Just make it a point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
-Lehighton has new enterprise.
Miss Lena Leinhard cleans and glazes
all kinds of furs in the latest style.
A fine new line of pretty things
suitable for commencement preserts
at Books.
DIR. Haas, of Lehigh county. has
removed from town after short resi-
dence here.
The largest assortment and lowest
prices in wall paper are always found
at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
W. A. Peters will serve a fine free
lunch on Saturday evening. Be sure
TO be on hand.
A First street man will swear to it
that one night recently he caught ten
rats in a trap at one time.
Frank Weinland is painting the
residence of Jere Roth in the south
end, and Fred Brinkman on First
street.
Miss Camilla Avery, South Bend
Ind, Box p pays SIS week to ladies
for writing, etc, at home. Reply with
stamped envelope. 3t.
j. G. Rex, successor to +. Miller, on
First street, win do all kinds of boot
and shoe making and repairing at very
lowest cash prices Give me a call. 81
We regret to note that two of Coun-
Gilman Straup's children are seriously
ill with scarlet fever and we hope for
their speedy recovery.
john Heilman, of Fourth street,
set hens on 1870 chicken eggs and had
the pleasure of seeing them hatch out
165 of this number. That's not so bad;
next
Prof Joseph S. Walton who is to
lecture this friday evening at the
High School Commencement is well
and favorably spoken of by all who
have had the pleasure of hearing him.
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 a big assort-
ment of fine and medium harness at
lowest prices. At
The anti-Bowman Evangelical
Association, Allentown District, will
hold their annual camp-meeting in
Linderman's grove, this place, now the
property of the Lehighton Land and
Improvement Company, commencing
August IS.
Glen II. Bretney, of Fourth street,
is with Rishel, the popular photogra-
pher, with whom he will finish his
profession. This reminds us that
Rishels gallery is one of the busiest in
the valley and that he takes good
pictures.
Herbert L., son of Jacob +. Eisen-
hover, of town, who is now in New
York city, is at present engaged frescoe-
ing the mansion of Commodor Wander
bilt, in that city. He will probably be
home over the 4th of July on visit.
James Ebbert, son-in-law to L. X.
lIeldt, of Second street, while at work
on the public road the other day was
badly poisoned about the lower limbs.
His condition during the week was
very serious.
We are pleased to note that Dennis
Nothstein, of Normal Square, who ad- |
vertises in this paper has already sold
a very large number of fine farming
implements to husbandmen through
out the county. Dennis can be relied
on, and we take pleasure in recon-
mending him to our friends.
David Williamson, of town,
soldier in the late war and at present
member of John d. Bertolette Post
4S4, G. A. r., has been granted a pen
sion of Sl2JO0per month. We are glad
of this. Mr.. Williamson is a deserving
man, some years ago he lost both legs
ON the railroad and this in connection
with Affections through the war makes
the pension very desirable to him.
Our old friend Thompson McDan-
iel, of the Eagle Hotel, Pleasant Corner,
celebrated his Glth birthday anniver
sary on Wednesday evening by enter
tanning a number of his friends at a
very sumptuous repast Among those
present from this neighborhood were
Moses Rehrig and wife, II. V. NORTH
mer Sr., and wife, Joseph Z. Rex, Owen
klotz and wife, Henry Drumbore and
wife, W. c. Watson and c. II. Bower.