The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-06

can I ne Deat in the county.
The school directors of the Frank
lin Independent School District have
adopted free text books. Good.
Hiram Green and wife and Owen
Graver and wife enjoyed themselves
Monday at Mountain Park, near
Wllkesbarre.
Mrs. Herman Goth and daughter
and Miss Ida Meyer, of Bethlehem, are
guests of Chas. Goth, on the east side.
Nathan Leffler and John Rehrig
Jr., returned Monday from trip of
week through northampton and Mon
roe counties.
Finest lines of new novelties in all
Kinds of silverware at Nusbaum's.
Can't be beat for low prices and excel
lent quality.
Bracelets, rings, watches, ear rings,
necklaces and many other pretty things
in new iewelIy at low prices at Nus
baum's.
"A young son of William Rooms
monkeyed with the "hind legs of
horse" and was kicked in the face. The
damage was slight and the boys escape
was miraculous.
Squire John S. Miller has been
housed for the past week with the
chills and also with inhammatory
rheumatism. We hope he will soon he
able to attend to his usual business
The ''Cynosure Club" is an organi-
zation of our prettiest young ladies
and has for its primary object intellec-
tual improvements. They have nicely
furnished room formerly occupied by
a. i. Snyder
The services attending the install
lation and ordination of Rev. Charles
E. Creitz as pastor of the Reformed
church, on last Satcrday evening, we're
largely attended. Rev. Creitz makes
his home with b. K. Culton on White
street.
A four year old daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. Jos. Ruff died on Thursday
and was inferred Saturday Rev. Creitz,
pastor of the Reformed church, ofiic.-
ated. In their sad bereavement the
parents have the sympathy of neigh
bors and friends.
Landlord John Rehrig, of the
Franklin House, has purchased the
George Hahn property on the east side
Consideration $3.50. Mr.. Hahn now
lives at Hazleton, but it is said that he
contemplates launching in business in
the near future. If he does, we wish
him success.
John X. Lentz has made numerous
Improvements to the residence in East
Weissport recently purchased from U
S. Kresge and will shortly occupy the
same with bride. The wedding viii
take place ON the llth We offer warn
congratulations.
Nose George, member of Wyandott,
Gun Club, of South Bethlehem, anC
John L. Rehrig, member of John Z
Weller, Gun Club, Allentown. shot a
ten live birds each, and resulted in a tie
r Score;
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Weissport's school board met Mon
day evening and elected d. A. L. Davis
OF Lansford, principal, of our publ
5 schools. Miss Helen Carpenter, q
: Bloomsbury, a very estimable youn
lady was elected teacher of the primsr
y department. School opens on the pot
v instant
Joe Fenner, of town, and BRADY
Reber, of Harrity, both drive prett
specimens of horse flesh, but there is
d difference of opinion between 'em as {
the speed Of their animals, and to sa
isfy this difference they have place
Al $40 a side for race which is to con
e off soon.
y Letters for the following person
d remain uncalled for in the post Off,
L here: Sadie Linderer, Alyenia Ma
t. Appolas Meyer, George Russell, job
Seller, W. F. Koch, Lena c. Herndo
al May Hamilton, A. Greasspor, Z. Fur,
ot and Al Walk If you call for any
Of the above letters please say advertise
e. The Weatherly Herald says: 81
re event of only one ticket being nam,
re by the Democrats the nomination
VI DR., Kutz, of Weissport, for the leg
IN lature is almost a certainty. j.
Il, Fishers chances for the District 4
IN torneyship are more sure. There a
Sc other candidates for the Assembly b
none seem as favorable as DR.. Ku
ed The Congressional conferees will
IT. instructed for Craig"
'le Our people remember Mahlon Ra
denbush who lives in Bangor now
he some years since had cigar sto
m here. OF him the Bangor Obsery
nd says: "Mahlon Raudenbush had 8
et cigars taken from his shop ON Wedn,
N day night of last week. In the hope
or recovering the goods he had a scar
Pr warrant issued against a party he ST
ed pected Of stealing them, but uothi
was found. Since that time 100 cigt
I'll have been returned to the shop. h
the identity of the thief has net be
ng discovered"
on We regret TO chronicle the illn,
.as aud death of Lille, the bright a
estimable daughter of Mr.. and NJ
III Dreisbach, of the east side, who di
on Thursday of last week and was
TERED in the Union Hill cemetery
Saturday, large concOurse Of ne
tives and friends following the
Ina, mains TO their last resting place. I
"6 funeral sermon was preached by X
ON Reitz, OF the Evangelical chur
on Deceased was general favOrite amu
Mt. her many companions and she will
-, missed by ALL The "Strollern tend
'iiu a sincere sympathy to the parents
OK. their irreparable loss.
in "A very pleasant party made up
in the following ladies spent Tuesday
tta Big Creek Falls. Mesdames, Angel
- Groot, Frank Laury, Ed Solt, Jo
3 vi Heller aud daughter, Nina, Lee Wi
nd Douglass Arner, George Horn, Wilt
DIV. Reed, Hiram Rickert, Al Zeigenf
~ John Zern and Misses Cassie Kre
N and Lizzie Solt, The party was tax
from their homes here 10 the Falls
one Of David Ebbert's big coacl
ait. drawn by four horses and the ribbt
al were handled by the genial HeI
Nicholas. During the day a fine lun
D., con was served, The pleasanties q
~ sisted OF games of all kinds, fishi
nA' frog shooting, &c