The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-07
OBJ MOTHER GRUMPY.


-Orcnei mp Umbrellas.
Here aud there The flea.
Encourage local industry.
Talkup the silk mill project
Au old nack-The almanac.
An olihout The skyrocket
Pill Oh cases Bilious patients
Pasteboard- porous plaster
Pink ofperfection- The carnation.
The shoe horn is never out of tune.
A pointer on pork the hogs .
snout.
A love feast wedding break
fast.
A talking machine-the ear trum-
pet.
Push the radiator foundry to a
success.
A new and pretty line of clocks at
Books very cheap.
p. A. German is now in his new
home on south Third street.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's
The NJ. o. Kuntz residence on
Second street is being nicely repainted.
-Kistler's ice cream parlor is the
place to buy ice cream every day in the
week my 1-tf
$1,000 note heads that we print aud
put in pad form at sl,G0 1000 and up
wards.
DIR. Horns soda fountain is doing
its duty as last season, the soda is i'm
mense.
Newest and largest line of station
y 4 oh "a nr1nnG.
at Books.
Vote for the increase of borough
debt and Lehighton will have neat
and necessary public building.
Fine dress suits made to order at
$1,000 worth $500 at Sonheim's Tail
oring Hall, Mauch Chunk.
MO. Kuntz is driving a fine bay
mare bought from an Allentown party
The animal is Ohio bred.
Don't be clam-but talk and
work for Lehighton's advancement.
Vote for increase of public debt.
Fifteen dozen Ladies' Jackets, we
sell at $3.50, worth $3.50, at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Baker viii Seidel is ON the sick
list. His brother John is doing duty
in his place.
The employees in Koch's cigar
mandatory are working every night
to fill orders.
Harry LAWYER the popular south
First street barb er, has improved the
interior of his neat barber shop.
Strong boys pants are sold 33 per
cent cheaper at the One Price Star
Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk. than
any place in this valley.
The Easton Argus dons its new
spring dress and looks as pretty and
pert as any miss logged out in spring
attire. We wish the Daily Argus con-
tinued success.
Our young friend, Earnest Wheat.
ley, is out after a very severe illness,
q to the pleasure of his many friends and
companions.
, Charles Friend, of Fifth street,
lost thumb and part of a finger be
tween the bumpers at Mahoning sid
ing on Tuesday night.
A blue G. A. R. suit can be bought
at $500, $1,000 and $500, fast color, at
Sondheim's Tailoring Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
We regret to note the death of
x Mrs. HON, relict of the late j. A. HON,
of north First street, aftera an illness of
= some weeks.
I. S. Koch is arranging to have
j, .Clark's popular beer hall remodelled
i and improved, by an extension and
T. the addition of another story.
= Five per cent discount will be al.
p lowed on all clothing bought at the
= One Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
%. r. Acler with force of men
Il are painting the II. b. Kennel pro
e perty on the corner of Third and Alum
II streets.
a Hereafter the Kings Daughter,
" will meet the second Thursday of eacl
Il month. Next meeting will be held
d Thursday May 18th, at the home o.
n Mrs. Il. II. Snyder. A full attendance
e is desired. SECRETARY.
:, Mems suits, boys suits and child
" ren's suits are sold 33 per cent cheaper
e. at the One Price Star Clothing Hall
y Mauch Chunk, than elsewhere, ant
is don't you forget it,
Ambrose Peters, of Second street
is happy over the advent of a baby cir
to his home, Mother and baby are dc
ing we'll and Pop is all smiles.
at New effects in iewelry at loves
prices at Books popular jewelrv store
DR.. w. f. Dancer, the we'll know
e. eye, ear and nose specialist, of Halle
e. ton, will be at the Exchange Hotel i
II, this city on Friday, MAY 20. lw
m David Ebberts' teams like Henr
Nicholas hair-are always bright. Tn
young fellow who wants to make a las
er, ing impression on his sweetheart a
as ways hires teams from the iovial Dav
ng Joseph Bennett, Jr, of south Fir
street, is out after a weeks illness. /
,c. looks little pale, but we hope he wi
al soon be in the enjoyment of form'
AZ health,
The girl who didn't haye an East
ed bonnet found just as much pleasure
he a ride in one of Jake Kistler's turnou
Ill. as did the damsel who sported ne
n, headwear.
= Merchant TrailoT H. H. Peters
III confined to the house suffering fro
OF injuries received in a runaway accide
Saturday evening, at East WeisspO
I'll. Mr.. Peters was thrown the carriage Al
md his companion was thrown on top
cd. him.
ry -Lehigh Fire Company will meet
ry the Office of !. ~ III. Seaboldt this If
NJ. day evening for the purpose of re-C
r. ganizing. All members should he pr,
ton ent, as business of Importance will
considered.
1t is a fact, Luckenbach, Mau
Chunk, is showing new and pref
'ds' things in Wall Papers and Decoration
This is the season for these goo
Don't buy until you see them.
nd Dr. f. /. Smith, the dentist, /
ssh, placed "a pretty and attractive sign
in front OF his office on First str
,nrt and Bankway. The lettering was dc
by II. h. Kredler which is a guarani
that it is in perfect style and eXcelle
,bIe isamo. The doctors residence !
also just been nicely repainted
Painter Acker and his force of men,
Plenty of money can be made
buying your suits and pants at Sol
Z is helms Tailoring Hall, Mauch Chu
You will get the best goods there
per cent lower than elsewhere.
Is -MARKIED.-On Thursday morni
pove May 3, 1892, 10y Rev. J. II. Kuder, at
residence, Amandus Billman and n
Eliza Suit, both Of Lehighton, Pa.
Fine black all-wool suits mad,
port order at $500, worth 100, at the {
wv il Price Star Clothing Hall, Ma
ople Chunk Fit and workmanship q
a,,a anteed,
- Here's one on Pat Clark in
''i" Mauch Chunk Times Pat. Clark,
ct 70 restaurateur, talks of organizing "a
here ball club which will excel any {
need Lehighton ever had. Mr.. Clark kn
- all about curves and pitches,au she
lPiO he form a club there will be room