The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-10-01
NEWSY WEISSPORT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WIDE AWAKE
ANN PUSHING.

The "stroiier' sensibly Epitomiles the
Hnpponings OF this Town aud vicinity In
Ills Usual bright stvIe.
-Robt. n. Anthony did business at
Allentown on Tuesday.
Milton Snyder did business at Al
lentown on Monday.
Miss Ida Deibert is home from a
pleasant visit to Philadelphia.
Presiding Elder Leopold, of.Allen-
town, was here Tuesday.
Rev. Renninger, of Allentown, Wis
tied Ed Nothsteln and family this
week.
Mrs. Nathan Snyder returned on
Monday from very pleasant visit to
her son Frank at Mountain Top.
Religious services will be held in
school hall, Sunday evening. Rev.
Newhart is expected to preach.
The public school in Rickertsville
will open on Monday under the man
agement of Town Clerk A. A. Beltz.
Miss Hattie Roth, of Pillow, Pa, is
visiting Misses Emma and Tillie Sny-
der, estimable young ladies of the
east side.
"A. A. Oplinger is a new and pleas
ant salesman with o. ]. Saeger. Mr..
Oplinger comes from Danielsyille,
Northampton county, and few years
ago was with n. Snyder here.
-Lost-A Lehighton First National
Bank deposit book. The finder will
confer favor by returning it to John
W. Heller, East Weissport.
Misses Beckie Whiting and Edna
Graver were interested spectators at
the production "Under the Lions
Paw" in Music Hall, Allentown on last
Thursday evening.
Until the Cynosure Club secure
suitable quarters they will hold their
monthly meeting alternately at the
homes of the several members Of the
club.
A1hNENlg Jul nhhllllik NnOltAdlH
man, received a car load of fine "sweets"
this week and next week he expects a
car load of "peratoes" from New York
State.
Frank Koch, of Indian Hill one
day recently killed a copperhead snake
about ~ feet long and eight inches in
circumference. After the snake was
killed 81 young ones crawled out of it
Ed Campbell, the new barber, just
over the canal bridge, has already
many friends here. Ed will do a good
business because he knows how tC
shave and because he is a royal fellow
Reuben Arner, of Long Run, wa
badly squeezed between the bumpers
of two cars at Mahoning Siding OF
Tuesday. John Hottenstein, Of lie
highton, took the injured man home.
-R. j. Hongen was at Bethlehem OIL
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Horn & Co, is
new firm of young ladies who hav
just opened a millinery store, il. tn
pretty little store room just abov
Kreamer & Lentz's general store il
East Weissport. The firm starts ou
under very encouraging prospects.
Jacob Straussberger has opene
the oyster season at his restaurant an
is now prepared to serve soups, stew,
frys and raws by the plate or to suppl
, families atvery low rates. The patror
} age of the public is solicited and sati.
J faction is guaranteed. Restauran
Bridge street, next TO Biery's dru
: store. 3t
3 WEIssPoRT, Pa, Sept. %, 1892.
= EDITOR OF THE CARBON ADVOCATE.
! There is and has been for some tim
past rumor in circulation that NJ
, John w. Heller, the Prohibition cand
/ date for Representative, had withdraw
t his name. This is absolutely false an
: without foundation. The report ey
= IDENTIFY having been put in circulatio
by some malicious person or person
{ Oct. l.-5w. COMMITTEE.
d We extend a sincere sympathy
d Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Miller in Il
t death of their daughter Addie j.,
L consumption after continued illne
3. for long time. Interment will
Il made Saturday. Deceased was ag
e eighteen wears.