The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-03-12
oLp MoTHER eRuMDY.
Bright and Hreozy Ocourenees inside the
borough Linee.

Lowest prices on guaranteed time
pieces at Books.
Mrs. John Eaches, of Bankway, is
seriously i'll.
Rings, bracelets, watch chains,
silverware, &C., at Books.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
The iron bridge crossing the Lehigh
river is in need of a "spring" coat Of
paint.
We regret to note the illness Of Mrs.
Daniel Knauss and hope for speedy re-
oovery.
"A large frame addition is to be
built to the rear of the Exchange
Hotel
"A. d. Hawk, of Union Hill, is paint
ing P. A. Germans new residence on
Third street.
Lewis and Ellen Troxell, of Bow
manstown, ,will please accept our thanks
for basket of fine apples.
Charles D. Fritz and family, of
Mauch Chunk, have taken up a resi-
dence in this lively burg.
Harry Obi is learning the tonsorial
business with Barber Lawfer, at his
lower First street parlors.
1t is the street talk that five dwell
ings are to be erected on Fifth street
during the coming summer.
-Hummel's Queensware Bazaar in
Werner's building on north First street,
is to be closed out by April lst.
Baker Joseph Seidle is perfecting
arrangements to run two delivery
wagons, one to make daily delivery in
this city.
-"Billyn Wertman is nursing badly
sprained leg, resultant from jumping
off rapidly moving coal train the
other day.
-Gorham's New York silverware is
the finest in the world, sold by E. II.
Hohl, Mauch Chunk.
There is no discrimination at
Ebbert's livery stable. Lowest prices
and best teams. Try him.
-Lnckenbach, 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.
An addition will be built to the
Lutheran edurch for the convenience
of a rapidly growing Sunday school
membership.
%. Frank Acker is doing some fine
painting on the interior of H. B.
Kennels new residence on the corner
of Third and Alum streets.
z. H. c. HON, the jovial landlord
of the Mansion House, will not occupy
his handsome residence on Third
street when it is completed.
Confirmation suits can be bought
from 500 to $500 cheaper at Sond-
helms One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk, than elsewhere.
-Mahlon Relchard is building a
frame addition to the rear of his hand
some brick residence on Third street.
L. H. Nothstein has the contract.
Rev. Jerome H. Smith, the newly
appointed Bowmanite pastor, to the
Evangelical church, at Mauch Chunk,
moved Monday to the above place.
Daniel e. Wirtz's celebrated foun-
tain pens are the best pens sold, and
E. H. Hohl, the Mauch Chunk jeweler,
has afull line.
DIR. W. F. Danzer, of Hazleton,
specialist in the treatment of diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat will be
at the Exchange Hotel on Friday,
April 8.
The painting on the interior of
| Obert's new office room was done by
artist Weinland who knows point or
two about dexterity in handling the
brush.
Rev. Homer Adams, who was
assigned to the Coplay charge by the
late Evangelical Conference at Norris
town, will make his home in this town
for the present.
The prettiest lot of gold rings ever
displayed in this section can now be
seen at the jewelry store of b. H. Hohl,
Mauch Chunk.
-Liveryman Kistler has sold his
fine black mare to Butler, Pa, gem
tleman for s175, and party from the
same place bought horse from Ben
Culton for $3.50,
The handsome John S. Lentz resi-
dence on the corner of Third and Alum
streets will be ready for occupancy
during April or the early part of May.
The carpenters are now casing off
1t is the talk on the thoroughfares
that Philip Miller has sold his valuable
lot on the corner Third and Mahoning
streets to David Beltz, of Beltzville, for
$500. The place is cheap at that fig
ure,
Our readers will travel a long dis.
tance before they see a prettier stock
of gold watches than is now shown al
the jewelry store Of f. H. Hohl, Mauch
| Chunk.
, Among the jurors down to serve
at the next session of the U. S. Circuit
Court, Philadelphia, which convene;
on Monday, April 4th, is Perry j. Kist
l Ter, of Weissport.
The building now occupied by P
r A. German on the corner of First anC
q Iron streets, will be moved back to thl
alley and fixed for residence. Thl
corner will ultimately be used for
o business block.
S Don't buy watch until you hav
@ seen the magnificent stock at presen
I displayed by e. H. Hohl, the Maucl
- Chunk jeweler. Learn his prices; yol
will save more than a days wages
n you buy from him.
n The addition to Trinity Lutheran
+ church will be built to the rear of tina
!, ediflce, providing the petition now Gil
!, culating among the members to hav
Il the addition built to the east side doe
not prevail.
IS Some day some of the huckster
Il who try to sneak out of paying tn
themselves pulled up against fencl
IT Then they won't do it again, at leas
'e not for some time.
-Arner & Sloyer, of East Weisspor
=, who built the handsome residences j
. = this place, of John S, Lentz, Ed. Ter
'e and P. A. German have the contract (
Of build Fred Horlacher's block of seve
Id brick dwellings on Bankway.
lie 1900 mems and boys suits ha,
" been received for the spring season
1892 and will be sold from $500 to S5i
cheaper than elsewhere. A call
by Sondheim's One Price Star ClothiI
rn Hall will convince you of the truth.
I, Everybody in the community W.
\ be much pleased to hear OF DR.. ].
~ Zern's gradual recovery from a seriol
ne illness. The doctor is now able to S
of up and it is hoped that ere long
will enjoy his usual health and vigor
nj. Rev. l. j. Reitz, pastor of t
a, Ebenezer Evangelical church, filled I
pulpit lOE Nnc RYAN nBpAACdA tOuBIek
ey tion in this place Sunday evening, dJ
in ing the absence Of the regular past
ed Rev. A. M. Sampsel, who is in CleYelaI
Ohio.
~ The Gettysburg Town Council /
passed an ordinance taxing all nC
TO resident drummers who sell to privl
,od families from 81 to s. per day Sal
men for grocery and shirt houses
Im rated highest, This scheme mig
IN work here.