The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-28
OLD MOTHER GRUMPY.


Newest and largest line of station.
cry and school supplies at low prices
at Books.
Gold and silver novelties, suitable
for very pretty and useful gift to a
graduate, at +. II. Hollis, Mauch
Chunk.
New effects in iewelry at lowest
prices at Books popular iewelry store.
For Bent-A large store room To-
Gated on Ridge street in the business
part of Lansford. Address or call on
Joseph Tannep, Summit Hill, for more
particulars
For Sale--A good spring wagon
cheap for cash. Apply at this office.
The home of Mrs Annie M. Sweeny
is undergoing many repairs that will
add much to its attractiyeness.
We still have few hundred copies
of the new election laws which we will
give to those who call at this office for
the same.
1t is a fact, Luckenbach, Mauch
Chunk, is showing new and pretty
things in Wall Papers and Decorations.
This is the season for these goods.
| Don't buy until YOU see them.
Warren Straussberger, bright and
hopeful as ever, was compoundiug
drugs at Reber's drug store this week.
Warren comes from Weissport.
The members of council will meet
at the Office of the secretary on Tues
day evening to fix the tax rate for 1892
There will be grand balloon as
cension at Adam Berger's hotel, East
Penn township, on Whit Monday even
ing, June 9Th. BE on hand for a gen
eral good time. 2t*
-Brinkman Bros. are building u
pretty monument out of dark Colum-
bia marble for the late Reuben Eek
hart, who is buried in the cemetery at
Trachsville.
-Soldat wilst du gut kucken? so
kaufe Elm blauen anzug beim Sond-
helm, der schneider, Mauch Chunk,
wo sic verkauft werter un 5000 $500
$1,000 and 1900. Auch happen haben
mir zu verkaufen.
Our young friend Ed Brannix, of
Philadelphia, will please accept our
thanks for an invitation to attend the
inspection of the building and vaults
of the Union Trust Company, Phila-
delphia.
1--WE are pleased to note that our
young friend Bert Gomery, of north
First street, is gradually recovering
from an illness that has kept him con.
fined to the house for some weeks
past.
Robert Walp and Miss Mary Barr
were elected by Ebenezer Evangelical
Sunday school as delegates to the Sun
day School Convention, at Allentown
on Thursday. Miss Ella Peters was
elected alternate.
) We will sell you ready made ol
made-to order suits and pants for Boys
and Men, 33 per cent cheaper than you
can buy them elsewhere, and allow you
per cent discount for car fare. Thi,
great place is Sondheim's Merchant
Tailoring Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Will Hoford and Levi Meitzler, o.
Third street, returned Thursday from
a trip to Belyidere, where they were OF
business. viii claims that Levi mad,
an effort to side track horse he was
driving which resulted in making
, "hy."
; Boys should have strong and well
fitting suits and the place to get then
e is at the One Price Star Clothing Hall
Mauch Chunk, at the following prices
2 sl.75, $3.50, $3.50, $500 and on NJ
e tl $1,000
I John Krum, of Germansville, lie
. high county, father of our esteeme,
e townsman, Joseph Krum, died on tn
18th instant at his home in the abov
s place. lie was aged % years. The fu
i neral was very largely attended by re
;. latives from this county.
d Fred, son of William Rex, VIII
until recently conducted a small stor
on north First street, is employed as
clerk in Kuntz 4 IIaines' general ster'
y, Slatington. Fred's friends here wis
him success in his new duties.
Post office hours on Memorial Day
Open from G.3O a. m, to $50 a. m; froI
: lo.45 a. m. to 100 p. m; from 24j p. n
n to $50 p. m; from 800 p. m. to 100
m. A. w. Raudenbush, p. NJ.
-. We have just received a number
n fonts of the latest faces in job type, I,
v gether with large stock of paper, ell
20 yelopes, cards, etc, and are better pr
,r pared than ever to do your printing
q the very best style and at lowest price
n Give us an order
a -QuarterlyC and Commu
;, ion will be observed in Ebenez
~ Evangelical church. The conferen,
,e business will be conducted on Satu
% day evening and the Holy Commune
.o will be observed on Sunday mornin
Presiding Elder He'll will ohlciate 4
are welcome.
The entertainment in the Ope
~ House on Saturday evening, under Il
"o auspices of Miss Emma l.. 4. Kistl,
!" was a very pleasing success in eve
% particular. Our space is too mu
ny limited to specially enumerate {
o various interesting features, let it 81
."' flee to state that all who were prese
% speak of it in the most glowing tern
w. DO we mean business BY looki
at our big line of all-wool suitiu
'u' which We are making-up to order
/" $1,000, worth $1,000 and $1,000 sui
U" worth $500, you viii say we certain
,uo no do mean business, and you will sa
d" money by leaving your order
10 Sondheim's Tailoring Hall, Mau
oA' Chunk.
''9 C. A. Wagner has received a let
from Frank HeGelhnger who is
route for Colorado. The brief is dat
ely Chicago and contains the informant
sh- that Frank is in good spirits and
A., ioying himself at sight seeing in
r., city where the Worlds tair will
ow, held in 1898
the Charles Koons, of White Hav
in employed as a brakeman on the I.eh
will Valley Division of the Reading r
NJ. road system, engine I67, attempted
"a get on his engine while il was in mot
eau early ON Monday morning. when
lWs' fell under the wheels. Both legs ~
ers. cut OFF and he died soon after. Dec,
Z i'm ed was single man and was "a
about 2S wears