The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-03-05
OLD morHER c uMDY
Bright and nroozy Occurrences inside the
Borough Lineg.

DuN lNelllt1t JeWtAig ht DUN o'
Go to Kistler's for an easy riding
rig at low rates.
Ed. HunsiclSer has closed his meat
market on north First street.
Lowest prices on guaranteed time
pieces at Books.
Ed. Christman is getting ready to
build his new home on Coal street.
Rings, bracelets, watch chains,
silverware, &c, at Books.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's
The graduating class in the Lebigh-
ton High School has eight pupils
Butter stands firm at 30 cents, and
eggs rule a clean two cents apiece.
Constable Raworth is after the boys
who "coast" on the sidewalks.
Ed. Ditterline and family, Of Pack
erton, will make their hame here fter
April 1.
j. D. Driebelbies, of First street, is
out after a serious Illness Of several
weeks.
w. T. Semmel and family, of Ma
honiug township, are now residents of
this city.
-Koch's cigar factory is kept hust-
ling in supplying orders aggregating
5000 cigars.
-Lehighton borough will receive
$3.50 as its share of the hotel and Ii
quor licenses ACQUIRING in this town.
William Anthony has purchased
| the Horlacher dwelling on Second
street from Jonathan Kistler. Con
sideration, $3.50.
The father Of our townsman w. II.
/ Anthony, who was reported quite i'll at
his home in Catasauqua is said to be
slowly improving
We congratulate our young towns
man, Homer Adams on his admission
to the Evangelical ministry. Mr..
Adams will be stationed at Coplay,
-Hagerman, the Adams lively ex-
pressman, drives a new delivery wagon
built by Trexler.
There is some talk of putting an
extra story on the Hersh Heater Works,
located on the Flats.
DIR. w. f. Dancer, of Hazleton, will
be at the Exchange Hotel, on Friday,
March 4th.
There is no discrimination at
Ebbert's livery stable. Lowest prices
and best teams Try him.
--Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk, con.
tinues to sell at lowest prices wall
papers, painters supplies, &c. See him
before you buy.
A full line of stationery at Books
on First street.
The interior of the VIM. King resi-
dence is being nicely painted and pa
pered by artist Andrew Bayer.
The free library in the NJ. E.
church is open to the use of ladies every
| Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Mrs. Joseph Gilbert, of Third street,
is taking care Of a fractured wrist
caused by falling over door sill
Buy your clothing for men and
boys at Sondheim's Merchant Tailor
ing Mauch Chunk, where you will save
% per cent. by so doing.
The widow of the late W. +. Her
man, will move to Slatington and reside
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorward,
well-to-do people Of that town.
Jonathan Kistler will shortly go
| South to look after extensive lumber
interests. He will be accompanied by
George W. Esser, of Mauch Chunk.
William Trainer, of Second street,
has leased the Nusbaum truck farm on
the Flats conducted for many years by
William Weidaw, who is now running
a restaurant on First street.
L. j. Heldt, of Second street, re-
joices in the ownership Of a kluck,
that gives him an egg measuring 81 by
81. This is not bad when eggs sell at
30 cts. dozen.
The interior of C. A. Goth's wall
paper store is certainly a thing of
beauty and a joy for ever The decor
ations surpass anything we have ever
seen.
"A fine black diagonal dress suit
made to order at $40 by Sondheim, the
tailor, Mauch Chunk, worth S25 else
where. A call will convince you.
Fred Schmidt, of south First
street, will move on his farm, located
near Parryville, about April l. G. o.
Schirer, station agent at Weissport,
will occupy tine residence vacated by
Mr.. Schmidt.
j. L. Gabel is having the interior
Of his First street residence remoddel-
led and improved. The carpenter work
is being done by l.. II. Nothstein and
the decorating will be done by c. A.
Goth.
We regret to note the death of
Robert, bright one year and nine
months old son of Contractor Ed.
Christman, of Second street. Inter
ment was made on Saturday in the
Lehighton cemetery. The afflicted
parents have our sympathy.
One of Lehighton's former boys
has just achieved a proud distinction,
by being elected President of "The
Keystone Literary Society," at Kutz-
town, Pa. W. NJ. Rapsher, Jr., modest
ly wears that honor by the decisive
vote of 81 TO 80.
"A Packerton correspondent in the
5 Mauch Chunk Times of Tuesday says:
"rhe Lehighton Advocate will venture
the edition of a daily paper, this is the
l kind of enterprise that makes the
5 Lehigh Valley important to the bust
t ness world. The daily paper educates,
f improves and betters the condition of
the country.
, Ebenezer Evangelical church, this
l town, was Literally packed Monday
. night on the occasion of the presence
/ of Bishop Dubbs, of Chicago, H., who
?, otilciated at the services. Many people
, were present from Mauch Chunk. The
I Bishop did not refer to the church
difficulty.
Rev. Morgan Peters, of the East
Mauch Chunk Reformed church
preached an elegant and impressive
sermon TO a very large gathering in
h the Grace Reformed church yesterday
In the morning he preached in the
n German language and in the evening
[ in the English language. The church
= was filled TO its utmost capacity
a Mondays Hazleton Sentinel
u Anybody buying clothing at the
n One Price Star Clothing Hail, Maucl
n Chunk, will have his fare paid alonl
. with the great reduction already made
which will be a great inducement Il
g those living out of town. Our stool
.e of mems and boys suits is larger than
t. ever. A call will convince you of tn,
1t truth.
lc At Cleveland, Ohio.
IS Rev A. M. Sampsel, pastor of Ebene
lg zer Evangelical church, this town is il
Cleveland, Ohio, with Presiding Eide
He'll, in the interest of the minorit
party in the now world famous churci