The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-02-13

Lowest prices on guaranteed Time
pieces at Books.
Rings, bracelets, watch chains,
silverware, &C., at Books.
Full line Of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
The County Commissioners should
not neglect to give the Lehigh bridge
a coat or two of good paint sometime
very soon. It is needed.
When you vote next Tuesday, vote
early and vote for the continued inn
provement of Lehighton. Remember
we must move along
DIR. w. A. Derhamer talks of build
ing handsome residence on the cor
ner of Second and Iron streets during
next summer. The doctor has one of
the prettiest locations in this city for
a home.
"A very good picture of General
William Lilly, of Mauch Chunk, adorns
the postoffice here. Brother Rauden-
bush's idea Of the civil service law is
as broad and generous as our own.
Shake, Andyl
Miss Della, daughter of Joseph |
DeFrehn, of Alum street, is filling the
position of stenographer in one of the
Lehigh Valley offices at Bethlehem.
Miss DeFrehn is recent graduate
! from the American Business College, !
Allentown.
During the month of January the
Lehighton Hosiery Mill shipped 1900
dozen hose to city houses. The total
of business was over $500. Let the
croakers talk now.
Souvenir Spoons at E. II. Hollis
Mauch Chunk jewelry store.
Wedding rings at the lowest prices
at the Mauch Chunk iewelry store of
E. H. Hohl.
VIM. B. Meyer, of the New Hotel,
East Penn, expects to make. a visit to
the West during the month of March
DO you know that you can save
money and see the largest assortment
of gold watches, ever displayed in this
section of the state, by going to Mauch
Chunk jewelry store of E. H. Hohl?
Saturday evening, at the Office of
j. & II. Seaboldt, on First street, the |
lot holders of the Lehighton Cemetery
elected Theodore Kemerer, Philip
Miller and John McKelvey directors.
On Saturday evening the directors will
meet and elect president, secretary,
treasurer and superintendent.
/ To III ~. -
home on First street is made more
cozy by electrical illumination.
Fred Horlacher is the new owner |
of the Carbon House on the corner of
First and North streets, conducted by
the genial Jonothan Kistler. The con-
sideration is said to be s17,5OO. The
Carbon House is one of the best hotel |
stands in the town. There are several
parties very desirous of leasing it.
C. B. NJ. Stocker is making pre-
parations to take possession of the
Fritz Miller saloon.
We sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs. !
Ambrose Dreibelbies in the loss of |
their eleven month old daughter May, |
who died Saturday. Interment was
| hAooS Oh NLChNoy oAeSAhOOhs
Next week G. A. Goth, of Weiss
port, will open his wall paper and
painters supply store in G., W. Bowers
building on South First street.
-Trexler's carriage works has been
} outwardly improved with new coat
of paint. Recently the interior was
remodelled to better convenience the
genial M. T. in the transaction of
raDidlV growing business
You get the best when you hire
/ teams either for business or pleasure
/ at Ebbert's well-known livery stables
on North street.
Rev. j. S. Newhart will preach his
farewell sermon at p. m. in Mahoning
: Valley, and at 10 a. m. in Presbyterian
church, Lehighton, next Sunday.
Before you hire teams for funer-
, ais, weddings or hauling purposes,
Jake Kistler would like to see you.
$500 worth of ladies' coats and
, Jackets sold at half price at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk.
-1,5OO mems and boys overcoats
must be sold at half price at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
. Chunk.
3 We are pleased to note the con
valescence OF jolly David Ebbert, of
North street, after over weeks ill
ness.
DIR. w. +. Dancer, of Hazleton, will
| be at the Exchange Hotel, on Friday,
March 4th.
-Hagerman is showing a very large
e and beautiful assortment of Val en-
q tines.
n eta,, o,, ;ll,osa 80 eor,o ,,oal,s
with pneumonia w. Frank Herman
=, died on Friday at the age of 33 years.
. Deceased was born in Walnutport and
= was married to Miss Doward, Of
:. Slatington. For some years he con-
II Quoted a barber shop at Parryville,
:, later In East Weissport and for some
a months past in this place. Interment
was made on Tuesday afternoon in the
y Union Hill cemetery-the Lehigh
a Council, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, and the ?. o.
n S. of A., attending in body.
e -Culton's display Of valentines is
t. immense.
IS Never -Fail-Alarm clocks, by E. H.
/ Hohl, Mauch Chunk, are the best.
&c DIR. W. f. Dancer, of Hazleton,
we'll known here as a successful eve,
s. ear and nose specialist, on last Sunday
u removed an atrophier eye ball for Miss
q Celia Schmidt, Of this place. The deli
l. cate operation was successfully per
formed.
y Special and original designs in fine
~ gold prize Medals and Badges, can be
- seen at E. II. Hollis Mauch Chunk
u iewelry store. We guarantee the low
est prices on this work. Lots Of de
a, signs TO select from.
~ u Go to f. H. Hohl the Mauch Chunk
N jeweler.
Nv Miss Carrie Yohe, an estimablC
vs. young lady Of Packerton, is a new and
m very obliging saleslsdy in Hagerman',
Ie. store.
,h Choice silver wedding gifts, not tC
go be seen elsewhere in this county, a
az prices to suit the slim and fat pocket
n book, at Il. II. Hollis Mauch Chunl
jewelry store.
After a few days illness Mrs. JOIN
Carlin died at her home on north Firs
IS, street Tuesday morning. Funeral ser
nm vices were held at the house on Tues
mn day evening and on the following
an morning the remains were taken Il
"a the home of her parents in Boyertown
mi Berks county, where interment wa
made We tender warmest sympath
. TO the afflicted husband.
WEATHERLY.