The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-12-24
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS or MOUE or LEss
IMPOHTANCE

price Ut you blf ilRNl NlN4s
Read our premium. ltwou't cost
you a cent
Just make it point TO see David
EbbCrt when yuu want "a team for bu~i-
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Full line of Ingram aud Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
E H. Hohl. Mauch Chunk ieweler
Joe Horn is out again after % very
serious illness.
Fine free lunch will be served at
w. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening.
Pretty novelties in suitable effects
for holiday gifts at Luckenbach's
Mauch Chunk.
Book, the jewcler, is showing some
new and very pretty things i'm rings
all kinds and styles.
Go TO c. \. Harding's livery ON
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals.
Lowest prices.
Fine teams for all purpose, at the
South End Livery.
John Swartwood is out again after
a ssrious illness with typhoid fever.
Christmas presents at Luc1en
bach's, Mauch Chunk.
The school board did not succeed
in selling the four brick set Hersh
Heaters advertised for sale on last
Saturday There were no bidders.
The interior Of Frank p. Semmel's
home on Second street, has been nicely
repaintel and papercd by Frank
Weinland.
Series No. > of the Enterprise
Building and Loan Association of this
town is one year old this month.
Buy watches at E, IT, Hollis,
Mauch Chunk.
We hear with regret Of the very
serious Illness of Miss Laura, daughter
of Nj. Il. TreXler, oftown, who is in Phila.
delphia. We hope she will soon be
cOnvalescent.
"A. neat iron fence is decided i'm l.
provement TO the pretty home of John
Hottenstein on Second street
Small silver watches at T.. IL.
Hollis, Mauch Chunk, suitable for
gifts.
Miss Ella Rapp, one of OF Weiss
ports most estimable young ladies' is
doing duty as a saleslady in Culton's
popular store during the holidays
The Lehighton Hosiery Mill will
close down tonight until Tuesday
morning in order TO allow the many
employees to celebrate Christmas Day.
William Montz, Of Third street.
quite ill with typhoid fever for some
weeks past is slowly convalescing.
Rings Rings Rings Now stock
opened to-day at E. II. Hollis Mauch
Chunk jewelry store
The private residence of II. D.
Clauss has just undergone many in
terror improvements and is now one of
the coolest homes in this town.
The iron bridge crossing the Le-
high river at this place is now painted
and it presents an improved appear
ance. Jacob Straussberger had the
contract to do the work and the figures
was something like $3.50.
Take a look at the pretty new
jewelry now exhibited to day ut e. II.
Hollis, Mauch Chunk.
p. j. Kistler's handsome brick res
idence in the First Ward will be heat
ed with hot water. Mr.. j. w. Heller,
of East Weissport, has the contract
for the work.
On Tuesday, January 10, of the
new year, there will be an election at
the First National Bank in this town
for seven new directors. The election
will take place between the hours of
one and three o'clock in the afternoon
beautiful new designs in silverware
are now displayed to-day at T.. H.
Hollis Mauch Chunk jewelry store.
james Evert is nursing badly
bruised right hand that he had pinched
between the draw heads of two coal
cars on train No. 81.
William Fritzinger has succeeded
Chas. Kleintop as mail messenger be-
tween the Lehigh Valley depot and the
Lehighton post Office.
Mr.. John Seaboldt drives the finest
pair of horses in this end of the county,
They we're purchased from j. George
Snyder the we'll known aud reliable
Allentown horse dealer.
Gold headed canes at Z. II. Hollis,
Mauch Chunk.
Contractor Ed Ii. Christman, of
Coal street, is building large double
house in Mauch Chunk for John Dun
bar.
Very near all the building lots of
the Lehighton Land Company, located
on Seventh street, have been disposed
of and it is said that during 1893 many
new and coy homes will be erected.
See the new line of pretty rings
displayed at h. If. Hohl's Mmuch
Chunk jewelry store.
Charles Harding, the liveryman,
is walking lame caused by a horse
stepping heavily on his left pedal
appendage.
A Sell * Co., the South End Livery
people, have just added a large bay
horse to their live stock. There is en-
terprise in the owners.
Charles Lorentz, who goes about
butchering for private parties, killed
this season 60 mammoth porkers
Charley thus beats his own record.
Edgar Seller, formerly with the U
I S. Express, will leave for Allentown
/ early next month where he will attent
/ the American Business College.
The Innocent Opera Company vii
next produce "a Leap in the Dark ol
the Avenger Foiled" Prof Yost vii
take the leading role and be supporte,
by Seipes, Gallagher and others
By all means see Il. II. Hohl'
holiday stock of watches and ascertain
pricos aud learn how wonderfully loy
a fire watch can be bought for at tn
Mauch Chunk jewelry store.
During George Snyder's soiourr
in this city he has sold horses to tn
following parties; John Yeager, pal
of fine sorrels, Mauch Chunk; Tom
hicken Powder Co., Tomhicken. fou
bays.
The Lehigh Stove Foundry vii
close down Friday evening for the hol
idays and TO allow for the usual "stoc
taking The past year has been a yer
successful one for the foundry.
The Methodist church editlce afte
undergoing interior improvement an
additions was formally re-opened o
last Sunday with special services b.
visiting clergymen. The expense o
about $500 incurred is liquidated witt
the exception Of 5000. The edifice /
now one of the prettiest in the Lehig
Valley and its members should fe,
proud thereof
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Holidays for the Banks.
Owing to Christmas aud New Year
Day coming on Sunday this year Il
q Banks and public offices will be close
. on Second Christmas and Jan. 2nd
order to give an opportunity to Il
the officials in charge to avail then
2 selves of the privilege and pleasures {
5 the season. Notes maturing I'M n
Banks on said days must be attende
10 ON Saturday FtWaWiRfrg