The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-13
LOCAL MATTERS on MORE or LESS
IMPONTANCE

what Has Occurred IN this City During the
Week Pertinentiy Epitomized ny our
Special Reportera,
Largest circulation aud lowest rates
for advertising.
Buy your iewelry at Books and
you get the best.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Fine free lunch at Stocker's Royal
Palace Cafe, on Saturday night.
George II. Enzian has just added
two fine Alderney heifers to his live
stock.
A fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters restaurant Saturday
evening. Don't miss it.
Buy silyerware at c. II. Nusbaum's
Weissport, newest novelties at the
lowest prices.
Jake Itistler hires teams for pleas
ure or business purposes at the very
lowest rates.
Book, the ieweler, is showing some
new and verY pretty things in rings
all kinds and styles.
Don't buy clocks of the installment
man, Book will save you one-half the
price if you buy from him.
Just make it point to see David
Ebbert when You want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
-Swifts' Chicago Beef House has
been wired for electric lights.
The Lehigh Coal and Hardware Co.,
north First street, will cash p. & r.
checks for their patrons.
The Lehighton Hosiery Mill is
working full time. A few more good
girls can secure employment by apply
ing at the mill.
james Walp has the contract to do
the plumbing work for the Horlacher
block opposite the Valley House on
Bankway.
Contractor Christman's pretty new
residence is going up. It is located on
Coal street between Second and
Third.
Finest job printing and lowest
prices at the ADVOCATE job office in
Snyder's block near the Lehigh bridge.
--Throngs of people continue to go
to Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk, for
fine stationary, wall papers, decorations
&c. Lowest prices.
--Amandus Kistler, of north First
street, wants to sell his large double
dwelling house so that he can retire
from business.
DR. w. f. Dancer, the eye, ear and
nose specialist, Of Hazleton, will be at
the Exchange Hotel on Friday, Sept >.
Bon bon boxes, sugar shells, butter
knives, tea sets, ice sets and many
other things in silverware at c. II.
Nusbaum's, Weissport.
For Sale-Horse, harness and bug
gy. year old mare; new Corning bug
gy; harness worn but little. No rea-
sonable offer refused Reber's Drug
Store, First street.
Homer Adams, of this town, or
ganized Young Peoples Alliance at
Big Greek one evening recently, with
membership of about thirty and
under the most pleasant auspices.
The Mrs. Mary Buchanan residence
on Second street is being nicely re-
modelled and when completed will be
one of the most attractive homes in
Lehighton. George Diehl is doing the
carpenter work.
Mrs. Amandes Kistler has sweet
potatoes raised last year that are in
just as good condition as when they
were taken from the ground. This is
something immense as "sweets" don't
last long.
We tender neighborly sympathy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Al O'Brian in the loss OF
their bright little daughter Esther
Death occurred Wednesday. Inter
ment Friday. Rev. Reber offlciated.
The Exchange Hotel has just been
finely equipped with urinals, toilets
and bath tubs for the convenience OF
the guests and regular boarders. The
work was executed by Bartholomew 4
Son and shows excellent mechanism.
The arrival of a bright baby boy
compositor caused the foreman of the
ADVOCATE composing rooms to forge
to change the date on the outside o
this weeks paper, so we ask the indul
gence of our many readers for thi
error, Tom promises to he more parti
cular in the future.
1t has been learned since the las
issue of the ADVOCATE that the partie
whom Charles Lorentz saw at tn
q cemetery gate the other night wer
I parties from Packerton who had burie,
\ a still born child. The directors ofth
{ cemetery should put their seal on thi
q kind of work
e We sympathize with Williar
$ Raudenbush and wife, of jamestown
in the death of their baby boy and ais
k in the very serious illness of their III
n tie girl. In their sore afiiictioR "
commend the sorrowing parents I
God for comfort and consolation.
Assessor George Diehl, who wa
elected when Lehighton was only on
{ voting precinct, has resigned, an
IS under the ward division the Count
Commissioners have appointed til
following assessors: First Ward, Gel
Miller; second ward, George Dieh
'e third ward, Samuel Seller. The al
e pointments are first-class in ever
particular. They will make goo
officers.