The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-27
olp aornsR GRUMPY


Buy prettiest iewelry ut Books.
Go to Kistler's for an easy riding
rig at low rates.
Lowest prices on guaranteed time
pieces at Books.
Ed Kuntz has been confined to
the house this week.
p. A. Germans residence on south
Third street is under roof.
Rings, bracelets, watch chains,
silvcrware, SC, at Books.
Full line Of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwarta's.
Councilman j. P. Smith is getting
round o. X. from a recent severe ill
ness.
DR.. W. Il. Dancer, of Hazleton, will
be at the Exchange Hotel, ON Friday,
March 4th.
Bishop Dubbs will preach in
Ebenezer Evangelical church on Mon
day evening.
The father of our townsman, w. II.
Anthony, is quite seriously i'll at his
home in Catasauqua
Misses Sailie and Emaline Clauss
will build next to the Freyman resi-
dence on Third street.
Mrs. J.. II. Nothstein sick with
hemmorhages of the lungs for nearly
two week, is improving
There is no discrimination at
Ebbert's livery stable. Lowest prices
and best teams. Try him.
Owen Rehrig announces bigarrival
of wall papers at rock bottom figures.
"He has the goods and they must be
sold"
The Ladies Sewing Guied, OF this
city, is doing some really excellent
work among the poor people of the
community.
-Luckenbach Mauch Chunk, con-
tinues to sell at lowest prices wall
papers, painters supplies, &c. See him
before you buy.
"A. x. Miller has purchased the
saloon property from John T. Nus
baum, on south First street. Consid-
Grafton, $1,000
Constable Raworth "pulled" Billy
Ga2ell on Washington's birthday for
cutting up his usual tantrums. Billy
is old enough to do better
On next Saturday evening, March
5, Mrs. Herman will sell lot of per-
sonal property from her residence in
Wieands block on Bankway
-Arner & Sloyer, contractors, of
Franklin township, will build p. J.
Kistler's new brick residence on the
old German property in this town.
William Campbell, of town, flag
man on Lehigh Valley 152, fell off a
box car at Perth Junction, n. j., last
Friday and sustained slight injuries.
The entertainment in the Opera
House, Friday evening, by the Ursinus
Glee Club was very interesting and
full of pleasure for all lovers of good
music.
Shoemaker Joseph Fritzinger has
just added a leather stitching machine
to his store fixtures. This machine
will greatly facilitate work in Mr..
Fritzlnger's store.
Word received from DR.. W. G. NJ.
Seiple, who is recuperating in St.
Augustine, Florida, says that he is
we'll and happy. He will remain in
that section for five weeks longer.
judging from the ash piles and
oysters shells on Sweeny Avenue some
people have nothing but contempt for
the borough ordinance prohibiting the
throwing of refuse in the streets.
We are pleased to note the improve
ment in the condition of Nathan He'll
man, of Alum street, who was so seri-
ously injured in the Heilman ice house
disaster on the afternoon of Dec. s.
A. L. Hagerman retires from the
management of the Lehighton Opera
House on March 1st-his contract ex-
piring on that date. The management
will revert to Mr.. Wieand, the pro
prietor.
The largest assortment of clocks
to be seen in the Lehigh Valley, are
kept at the Mauch Chunk iewelry store
Of p. H. Hohl. Our close prices make
it an object for you to purchass here
call and see.
Watches at E, II. Hollis, Maucl
Chunk.
George b. NJ. Stocker has greatly
improved the interior Of his saloon anC
restaurant on First street and is nov
one of the coziest places in this city
but then George is a "stavingn gooC
. fellow, you know.
-"The Two Old Cronies," one of the
very best farce comedies in the world
!, will be an Opera House attraction oil
Saturday, March ., Don't miss it.
The first annual grand ball of tn,
S "Four Leaf Glover Club in the Operi
5 House, Monday evening, was a yer,
= enjoyable affair for those present. Th
grand march, participated in 10y abou
5 twenty couples, was ably led by Chas
l. +. Miller and Miss Emma Loutz, bot
2. of this city.
b An effort is being made by a fe,
Republicans in this town and Weiss
= port TO establish a paper. Lawyer
L Gillian is said to be at the head of i
Y and shares are on the market at 81
each. We don't know of a better wa
to'get rid of ten-dOllar bill doubl,
quick than by the plan above.
l. Watches at Z. II, Hollis Mauc
# Chunk.
e Dicd-Mrs, j. w. Raudcnbush.