The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-01-09

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how to buy it. lie who is wise, how
ever, reads the advertisement, knows
what he wants, just where to get it at
the best advantage and save money.
"A letter received this week from
Thigh. Rex, says: "Send my ADVOCATE
to Chicago, as have left Texas FOREVER.
Oliver A. Clauss is moving his
residence on First street to eight feet
back from the pavement. In the rear
he will build a double kitchen. When
improvements contemplated are COM
pleted he will have a cozy home
Prof. Werner, principal of our
public schools, moved his family to
this city from Penn Argyll Northamp
ton county, this week, taking up
residence in the Ed. F'reyman dwelling
on Third street.
Fred Horlachor is making ready
for the erection Of a block Of seven
brick dwellings on Banl1way, opposite
the Valley House. The buildings will
be two stories high and each have
seven rooms.
We have before us, through the
courtesy of an old friend William
Zeigenfus, of Franklin, one OF the FIRST
issues of the New York Sun. bearing
date Of September 3, 1888, also two
copies of the pictorial journal "Brother
Jonathan" published in New York
City during the Mexican war. The pa
pers are valuable as relics and are
priced highly by friend Zeigenfus.
Pretty rings at Books.
Joseph Jonas, of White Haven.
formerly in business here, had his
clothing store closed by the sheriff the
other day. Jonas tried to do business
without advertising.
-Railrood men you will always be
on time if you use the Racket Alarm
Clock, sold by e. II. Hohl, at Mauch
Chunk.
"A boy to strip tobacco is wanted
by II. A. Deifenderfer.
Girls are wanted at the Lehighton
Hosiery Mill Employees earn 70 to
80 cents per day. If more hands are
not soon secured the mill will be com
PEELED to close down.
-Silverware that is siverware both
in name and wearing qualities. Does
it pay to buy the cheap trashy filed
goods, when you can get the best,
reliable goods, that you can depend on
as wearing, the very best in the market
as well as most beautiful, ornamental
and substantial goods at the lowest
prices. Call and see the fine stock we
have at the Mauch Chunk jeweIry
store, Of T. IL. Hohl. Lowest prices
for reliable goods.
Next month the voters of this
town will elect borough officers. See
that only good, enterprising men are
put in office.
60 to Books for watch. clock or
jewelry of any kind. Lowest prices.
Remember, first, last and all the
time, that Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk,
is the best place TO buy wall paper,
decorations, books, stationery, Ec.
Headache or pain over tho eyes is
often cured 10y using the Crown I'm
perial Spectacles, So sure are the
manufactures that if you do not get
the much desired relief, you are at
liberty to return them and get your
money, Agent for Mauch Chunk. Il.
II. Hohl, the jcweler.
-Amandus kstler and Valentine
Schwartz were refused restaurant Ii
censes at the late term of court. An
the other saloons and hotels secured
safe hits.
Wedding presents, the largest as
sortment of the very latest choice
designs, that cannot be seen elsewhere
in this section, at h. II. Hollis Mauch
Chunk jewelry store, Don't fail to
see our new stock.
-Rebecca Sittler, of West Bethle-
hem, died on Sunday. She was almost
40 years old. Her husband. Daniel
Slttler, is an old soldier. He is blind
and an inmate of the Soldiers Home
in Tiilin, o. Four children survive
. three boys and one girl. Two of the
sons are adults, Deceased has rela-
tives in this town.
p DO you know that You can buy an
s day clock for only $3.50 at ID. Ii.
Hollis, Mauch Chunk jewelry store.
Other jewellers will ask you S. and s6
for the same identical clock.
-Lost-On Tuesday evening s3l-
one $40, two 50 and two 81 bills. Tho
q finder will be literally rewarded on
q returning it to this office.
Hello Hello what's this Ell
I Hohl the, Mauch Chunk Jeweler. is al
it again. Y Yes, last year was the best i'm our
history. This year we mean 10 do still
a better. We will show the largest and
?, finest stocked jewelry store i'm this
q section. We have already received q
large lot of the prettiest goods you
ever laid eyes on, remember this is the
: place to find the largest assortment OF
reliable and newest goods in the
market.
DR.. W. r. Dancer, of Ha2leton, viii
be at the Exchange Hotel in this town
on Friday, the 10Th instant,
Squire Boyle, of Mauch Chunk. on
Tuesday issued warrant for the arrest
of Jacob Strouse and his two sons, Mil
ton and Grant, Samuel Zimmerman
and his son Oscarn young school teach
5 er, and John hncase, Jr., for disturbing
!, a religious service which. i'm uursuaDr,
of due notice, was being held bv tn,
a pastor, j. S. Newhart, Ou last Sa6Igtl
4 afternoon, in the New MahOning Evan
galical church, The informant ant
n prosecutor is one of the trustees Of thl
n church. The warrant was placed i'm tn.
hands Of Officer Raworth, of this city
d Genuine London Smoked Spectac
les at b, II. Hollis, the Mauch Chhnl
~ jeweler.
i Three trustees for the CONGREGATION
u Of the Ebenezer Evangelical Churcl
d Edward Ruch, Jacob Blank and Levi
Trainer, were elected on Thursda
e evening, aud the Board now stands
e Edward Ruch, president; Lewis Train
er, vice president; Jacob Blank, repre-
q sentative; David Hartung. treasurer
r. James Malp, secretary.
The Evangelical revival services an
stil going on in the Presbyterian
church. Ten new members have bee
added and prospects are that other
will follow, The attendance IS zoo
aud interest increasing