The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-14

Lester henflg mas just nnlsned ue-
corating the interior Of Wilson Frantz's
neat iewelry store on Bankway. It
looks very pretty.
Glen Kuntz, of Allentown, who is
travelling in California with his mother
and sister, will please accept our
thanks for copies of papers.
We are much pleased to note that
our old and esteemed fellow citizen,
Amos Reigel, is on the street again
after an illness of few weeks.
DIR. w. F. Dancer, the well-known
eye, ear and nose specialist, of Halle
ton, will be at the Exchange Hotel in
this city on Friday, May 20, 4w
-Eggs-Xatly-a egg measuring 6xS
inches, was handed to us Monday A. NJ,
from Geo. II. Enzian's milk wagon,
laid sy common dunghill hen.
DR.. Derhamer will build hand.
some residence, to have all modern
improvements, ON the corner of Second
and Iron streets, during the summer.
Merchant tailor II. II. Peters was
out on Monday after weeks confine-
ment with a severely sprained right
knee caused by being thrown from a
carriage.
The girl who didn't haYe an Easter |
bonnet found just as much pleasure in |
a ride i'm one of Jake Kistler's turnouts |
as did the damsel who sported new
headwear.
We tender a sincere sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schaffer, in the
death of their young son, Luther, after
few days illness. Interment will be
made to-day.
How can we make money? some
thing queer to ask. Sondheim, the
Maugh Chunk tailor, will save you 80
per cent. on all suits for men and boys
bought there.
-Wanted-Two or three good, reli-
able men to work for the Prudential
Insurance Company in this district,
Apply to Theo. schaffer, Supt., south
First street, Lehighton.
1t is a 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.
David Ebberts' teams-like Henry
Nicholas hair-are always bright. The
young fellow who wants to make last
ing impression on his sweetheart al
ways hires teams from the jovial Davy.
Wedding Silver, we are now dis
playing an immense variety of beauti-
full goods. If you really want some.
thing nice, don't fail to see this new lot
just received at f. II. Hollis, Mauch
Chunk Jewelry Store,
The people of this town who be-
; lieve themselves TO be rated too high
, on the assessment books can make an
, appeal at the Commissioners office,
Mauoh Chunk, on the 18th instant,
which is next Tuesday,
, Some despicable miscreants broke
into the Lutheran church, this city,
Wednesday night, and robbed the
charity boxes of their,contents, besides
3 destroying a number of hymn books.
, They should be horsewhipped.
Our esteemed townspeople w. II.
r Rex and family this week moved to
< Slatington, where they will hereafter
make their home. We join their many
a friends in the wish that their residence
there may be happy and prosperous.
The choicest lot of ladies gold
! watches ever displayed in Carbon
j. county, are now exhibited at L. H
+ Hollis, Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store
Don't fail to learn how wonderfully
e low a fine gold watch can be had. II
e will positively pay you.
o Our young townsman Chas. f
J. Brinkman has resigned a olerkship in
the Packerton offices held by him fol
t the past year in order to devote hi,
e whole time and attention to the bust
ness of Brinkman Bros, seulptors anC
makers of fine monuments, Of whicl
r. firm he is a member.
Y. While moving Mrs. Halpin's mil
k. linery store fixtures and stock TO tn
Central station on Tuesday morning
-, from where it goes to Mauph Chunk
jeff Bretney's team ran away. Their
u was no damage outside of few broker
y shelves and one horse with a skinne
! knee.
.9 They made a heavy load - tn
~ wholesOuled aud genial Barne
Thatcher, of Easton, and the vel
known John Lrpp, of Beaver Run
all passed through town on buckboar
iis Tuesday and attracted much attention
pr Both tip the scale at over 300 aud the
les Rebublicanism is wide and as heavy a
nd their weight
mt -Epworth League, Of the NJ 81
ire Church has been re-organized wit
.ry these officers President, A. +. Dire
al belbeis First Vice President, Mr.
IN Mary Il. Catell; Second Vice Pres
lot dent, Miss Hattie L. Koons Thir
nd Vice President, ,Chas d. Mertz Fourl
m. Vice President, Mrs Ada Kramer Sc
nd retary, Lewis d. Dreibelbeis Treas
eX- rer, Robert f. Hollenbach, Ne
icy meeting on the oath.
cry The man who supports his hon
EN- merchant, his home wheelwught, ca
penter, blacksmith, painter print,
and every other home industry,
IL, the citizen who can in return demal
an that all these men support his part
am ular business. Never go away fro
I1 home for a workman or for goo
M when you can possibly avoid it," il
her good matto, and one which strengi
mis- ems community as nothing else c
AZ. do.
lse- + During the month of April I
anu pumps at the water works, Allentoy
'n sent s3,6l5,5l2 gallons OF water into /
ler reservoir and stand pipe, or da
Oh. average OF 2,7s7ls2 In raising stel
bs 10 do this work, a3O,550 pounds Of q
The were used, being daily average OF
Ol5 pounds.