The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21


Ed Christman's new home on Coal
street will be very pretty structure
and have all the modern conveniences.
The interior of Harry Lawiers
tonsorial parlor has been modernized
by the addition of an excellent water
service.
-Lehigh Fire Company has re-
organized but will not report to Coun
Gil for service until after we have a
hose house.
-Erve Schoch has had his cozy
Fourth street residence nicely re-
painted which is a big improvement to
its general appearance.
Squire f. p Lentz has improved
and identified his handsome property
on Third street by remodelling his
spacious lawn.
1t is said that the graduating class
in our public school is way ahead of
all previous classes. This speaks we'll
for Prof. Shope.
Soon pavement will extend all
along both sides of Bankway This is
very creditable to the property owners
on that thoroughfare.
Frank Eisenhour will greatly i'm
prove the surroundings of his Fourth
street property.
Some Fourth street property
owners, north of Mahoning street, are
desirous of laying payements along
their property. Unfortunately the
street has not yet been graded, but no
doubt, this will very soon be remedied
by our excellent board Of councilmen.
There is urgent necessity for guard
gates at the Valley railroad crossing at
the foot of what is generally spoken OF
as Mantz's hill ONLY the other day
our popular Third street butcher John
Veilhour came near being caught on
the tracks at that point and perhaps
but for the timely warning of A. l.
Hagerman would have been instantly
and horribly killed; but this is not the
first instance by any means.
"A man who kicks against improve
ments should go out into the cemetary
and hate himself to death.
The Chicago Beef Company's new
building is almost ready for occupancy
It is large structure with all modern
improvements.
We might causally remark that the
County Commissioners should have
the Lehigh bridge at this point re
painted. 1t needs it very badly.
They have been packing away
many tons of oak bark at Kunt2i
tannerY in the south end during tn,
past week or two.
1t is very cTeditable to our peopl,
that no other town in Pennsylvania
has better or more well kept cemetarie
than are those in this town.
-Arion Cornet Band will parad,
with Gnaden Hutton Lodge of Ode
Fellows on Decoration Day in TIN
demonstration in this city.
Fred b. Miller has been "all brok
up for several weeks. He is just get
ting over an attack of rheumatism an,
neuralgia.
Ed c. Deiterline, of Packertol
son-in-law to our popular townsmal
Samuel Graver, will take up a resi
dence in this city next month, occupy
ing the VIM. Rex property on mort
First street
Our hustling expressman, Joh
Huttenstein, has put down first elias
pavement in front of his residence o
Second street. Correct Many NOR
should follow suit.
-Erve Mcdaniel, of Pleasant Corne
who is doing some tall hustling in tn
fence business, was in this place Frida
and put 100 feet of combination fenc
along the Esch property on AluI
street. Next week he will put COO fee
of the same fencing in position fC
Daniel Kulp at Bowmanstown.
-Messrs. M. .. Kunta and w. !
Ash have Just received through Aaro
Snyder handsome two seated und,
cut carriage.