The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-12-31
NEWSY 0CCrRRENCES.
LouAL MArlERs or MORE or LESS
IuPOBTANCE

WHIST Has Ocrured IN this City nurlng the
Week rcrtinentiv Epitomized by Our
Special Reporters.
Don't buy clocks of the iusiallment
man, Book will save you onc.half the
price il you buy from him.
Just make It point 60 see David
Ebbert when you want a team for busi-
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwart2's.
Fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters restaurant on saturday
evening.
Pretty novelties in suitable effects
for holiday gifts at Luckenbach'si
Mauch Chunk.
Book, the ieweler, is showing some
new and very pretty things i'm rings
all kinds and styles.
Go to G. A. Harding's livery on
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or FOR weddings or funerals.
Lowest prices
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
New Year presents at Lucken-
bach's, Mauch Chunk.
Buy your iewelry at Books and
you get the best.
situation wanted as assistant kook
keeper in flour mill am fair pen
man and understand bookkeeping and
conducting correspondence pretty
we'll For further reference apply r.
L. w, Harrity. Pa. e.
The William Beltz arrested at
Mauch Chunk last week on charge of
larceny was not William H., son of H.
a. Beltz, Esq, of First street
We are glad that our old friend J
w. Raudenbush, of the Second Ward
is recovering from an illness that has
housed him up for a week or more
past.
DR.. Dancer, the popular and sue
cessful eye, ear, nose and throat spec
ialist, of Hazleton, will be at the EX.
change Hotel, on Friday, January 20.
-Girl Wanted-A good girl TO dc
housework in a small family Apply
TO E. G. Zern, Lehighton
L. NJ. Beidler, the accommodating
accountant for the Lehighton Beef
Company, was made happy this week
by his good wife presenting him with
a bright baby boy.
Charles Veilhour, an employee OF
the Lehighton Beef Company, will be
married Saturday evening to Miss
Lizzie Remaley, of New Mahoning
Charley's friends are offering con
gratulations.
Miss NJ. E. Gushing, teacher of the
first year intermediate school, has re
signed. She left last week for her home
in Ulysses, Potter county The va
cancy has not yet been filed
For sale--A good No. Z Victor
Range. Apply to II. V. Mortimer, Jr
The miniature merry -go.round rur
by small engine, attracted many
people to the show window of John J
Kutz, the tobacconist, during the week
The affair reflects much credit OF
Johns ingenuity.
Next Wednesday evening there
will be a meeting of Lehigh Hose Co.
L NJ ~ 4 II CaoAoIltsg - N3o,, ~, 4 I;
is sincerely desired that all the mem
bers be present to transact very i'm
portant business that will come up.
We tender sincere sympathy t,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Brian, of Secont
street, in the death Of their brigh
little boy, Allen Leroy, aged thre'
years, who died on Saturday Afternoon
after suffering with diphtheria. Every
thing possible was done to save thu
little one by DIR. W. W. Reber, of town
and DR.. Irwin, of Mauch Chunk, with
out avail. Interment was made ol
Tuesday.
"A couple Of women up on Storm
Hill, disguised themselves the othe
night, and started out to play SAINT
Claus. They visited Hen Kreitz's res
dence, where they come near bein
"done up" after which they took
peep at Win Raudenbush. At Kreits
they treated Hen to lot of corn an
the youngsters 70 apples. Very likel
the parties wouldn't have been foun
out had they not lost bag in whic
they carried the corn and apples,
The Christmas "putz" at the Royi
Palace Cafe was the most attractiy
thing we have seen in long time. tn
rear of the bar was arranged to reprl
sent handsome country mansion j
the centre of a beautiful park, whic
was laid out with gravelled walks an
spouting fountains. In one corner Wa
a flying coach operated by a small ei
! gine; this was the ingenuity of job
Kreidaweiss the house was the wor
j of Daniel Baltzer The interior of IL
/, room was decorated very prettily wit
! evergreen. Hundreds of people hay
1 dropped in TO see the putt" and col
\ gratulate the genial George on the e
cellence of his decorations.