The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-01-30
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throughout by our Reporters Versatile
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Buy prettiest iewelry at Books.
A full line of stationary at Books
on FIRST street.
Lowest prices on guaranteed time
pieces at Books.
John j. Kut2 is a Democratic can
didate for collector of taxes.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
"A good farmer can rent Obert $
fine farm in Mahoning township,
Barber Frank Herman is slowly
pulling through a serious illness.
John E. Seidel, of Bankway' IS out
again after several weeks illness with
la grippe.
.3Councilman George Blank, Of
Third street, is out after several weeks
illness with la grippe. 90.
DIR. w. +. Dancer, Of Hazleton, will
be at the Exchange Hotel in this town
on Friday, the 29th instant.
Extensive improvements are being
made to the office department in
Obert's Pork Packing Establishment
We are we'll pleased to see our fat
and jolly friend, p a. German out
apain after an illness of some weeks.
For the first three months under
the license system market clerk Ia
worth has collected s2924o. This is
not so bad,
W. II. Denhart's "fun makers and
negro specialists" Of this city, are
showing to big houses throughout the
county districts.
Thomas Carol, of Lansford, died
suddenly on Monday. Deceased was
aged As years and was brother to
Mrs. Mary Xander, of this town.
William Ash now drives the pretty
little bay mare that Frank Obert
brought from Buffalo, n. Y, some
time ago, and the Ash horse is with
Obert's live stock.
A very successful series OF pro
tracted meetings are now going in
Ebenezer Evangelical church. There
are accessions almost nightly to the
valiant band of disciples.
Musical College-The spring ses-
sion opens Monday May lst, for young
ladies in Vocal and instrumental
Music. Address for circular. II. B.
Mover. Freeburgh, Pa. 2t.
William Weidaw is now chief cook
and bottle washer at Webbs restaurant
on South First street, having pur-
chased the same from the former
proprietor,
A letter received this week from
our young friend Harry Frey, former
ly in the merchant tailoring business
here, tells us that he is in the Bermuda
Islands, enjoying sunshine and flowers.
Amos Waterbor, of town, was
taken to the Lehigh county almshouse
this week by Peter Helm. Waterbor
was for some time in st. Luke's Hos
pital, Bethlehem, for treatment for
| tumor.
The township and borough cleo
ton will be held this year on the 10th
day of February from seven a. m. to
seven p. m. Have your election tick
cts printed quick and cheap at this
office.
The Ursinus Glee Club, of Ursinus
College, Collegeville, Pa, consisting of
eighteen male members, will give one
of their justly popular entertainments
in the Opera House on February 10
coming.
W. d. Clauss, of Philadelphia, in
renewing his subscription to this
paper says. Your valuable and newsy
ADVOCATE should be generously pat
ronized by the people of Carbon
county"
james, young son tof NJ. h, SnY-
der, of Coal street, was playing with a
long pine stick in his mouth the other
day when he run against door fore
ing the stick back into his throat and
inflicting very serious and painful
injury.
The voters sofLehighton should see
to it that only good men are elected tC
membership on the school board-tht
members retiring are Richard L. Koons
William Mccormick and DAME
Wieand. 1t would, perhaps, be an ex
ceIlent idea to re-elect these gentlemen
as they have made good officials,
Rings, bracelets, watch chains
silverware, &C., at Books.
Ladies long coats are sold at s. an,
&c at the One Price Star Clothing Hall
|, Mauch Chunk, worth sl5 elsewhere,