The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-09-17
BREEZY HAPPENINGS
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.


carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Jake Kistler hires teams for pleas
ure or business purposes at the very
lowest rates.
Fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening.
Plant your fall advertisements in
the ADVOCATE and reap your reward in
big trade.
Book, the ieweler, is showing some
new and very pretty things in rings
all kinds and styles.
Just make it a point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Don't buy clocks of the installment
man, Book will save you one-hRlf the
price if you buy from him.
--Obert's popular meat market is
now selling fresh pork, sausage and
pudding and it's immense.
Elsewhere see G. II. Enzian's new
advertisement.
Wanted Fifteen girls at the Le-
highton Hosiery Mill. Steady work
and good pay. Apply at once.
--l50 styles of pants made to order
at $500 at Sondheim's Tailoring Hail,
Maueh Chunk.
Don't stop your carriage, buggy or
wagon on the street crossings. Cross
ing we're made for the accommodation
pedestrians, and not vehicles.
Our well-known blacksmith, Frank
Diehl, is happy over the coming of a
little Republican TO his home ON Mon
day.
We we're pleased to see our old
friend Charley Beltz, on the streets
again after two weeks illness.
Our popular cigar maker, j. j.
Kutz, is happy over the arrival of a
baby girl at his home.
John Seaboldt has placed a new
steam heating apparatus in his First
street residence.
Miss Alvenia Graver is showing
pretty effects in new fall millinery at
lower prices than ever
Franz Mackl, of Mauch Chunk, will
make display of beautiful oil paint
ings in Goth's show windows on Mon.
day next.
DIR. w, f. Dancer, the well-known
ear, eye and nose specialist of Halle
ton, will be at the Exchange Hotel on
Friday, Oct IA.
Mrs. Annie Mackl, of Mauel
Chunk, offers the building on Second
street, occupied by Mrs. DeTschirsky
at private sale.
The Kings Daughters of "Earnesi
Workers" will have treat Saturday
) evening Sept. "a. Refreshments viii
be served, and in connection delight
full entertainment will be given
Tickets twenty-five cents.
Thomas Lentz, of Lower Towa
mensing, was before Squire Beltz, o
town, the other day charged with (.
b. on oath of Sarah f. Beer, of tn
; same place. Lentz gave bail for ap
pearance at court.
DO you buy Pocket Books, Pocke
Knives, Writing Desks and Card Gases
We have large well selected line o
these goods. Take a look at them, a
Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
The Germania Sangerbund hav
changed their night of meeting fror
Thursday to Friday to enable large
attendance. The society has yer
large membership.
Philip Maus, who enjoys the dis
tinction of being the first voter to vot
at the third ward polling place, ha
y opened cigar store next to Rhoad
D store, First street, where can alway
be found full line of cigars and Il
bacco of all kinds at the lowest price
Ie Give the jolly Philip trial. I'm.
II The trial of the new ballot law sy
TEN to take place at the LehiRhtC
"a "a Fair on Thursday and Friday, Octob
II 6 and I, promises to be big and q
AZ tractive feature of the exhibition.
voters who attend the fair should n
;" fail to make test vote.
lc George II. Ensian, the popul
" north end merchant, has just receiv
line of secret society badges and bI
as tons which he is selling at from 40
" 70 cents, and they are guaranteed to
gu as good as those sold at sl.50 and 81
by other dealers. Also, a nice line
iu campaign badges.
TO- The ladies of this community "
N find much to interest them in the e
cn CANT display of new fall millinery
Mrs. Culton's popular stores in
20 highton and Weissport. All the n
eu and pretty things are here in pro
VI fusion at the lowest prices.
MS We are now better prepared
ass offer greater bargains in mems a
boys clothing tnan ever before In
on der to reduce stock At Sondheil
One Price Star Clothing Hall, MAI
S Chunk. We can save you 40 per ce
me for the next 30 days for every dol
/ in worth of goods you buy from us.
to Columbus Day on the Dist of OC
ha Der will in all probability be app
- priately observed by or schools, p
a' G. j. Walter is interested in the mat
and with the school boards hearty
no operation there is no question
kin what it can be made quite auspieiC
IN Moses Rehrig has been appoin
agent for the United States Indust
Is Life Insurance Company, of New
cen n. j., has opened an office in his r
ant denee, Second streeo, this borou
ne Mr.. Rehrig will give the business
careful attention. For information
fe further particulars call on Mr.. Reh
o' When a town wants boom it a
uon have men who push their busin
ter Men who rejoice TO see their own b
net more happy and rich. Men who
,ine invite something besides croak.
who will invest in home property
home enterprise. Men who love I
town unselhshly as they love their
country. Men who believe In their {
n OF and who can see its coed points,
mia, There is only one man in this I
NE who can beat base drum wi
nara beauty and precision OF action
I - a genuine musical symmetry, and
l. ~ is AIRY Painter. His evOlutions
'om- that instrument would knock the
, 800 drum major in the country silly
lany esuse st s..Il dyllhg man 70 smile a 81
oun- month dance a clog on he bacl n
neck.
that Now that our schools hay,
OF In opened some arrangements shoul
sion made for celebrating Columbus
was on Oct. Dist. Thousands of sci
will observe it with appropriate