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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23
SATURDAY.. July %. 1899.
RAILROAD NOTES


short Paragraphs That VIII be of Interest
to the Railroad Boys.
tit is said that after August lst all
the chair cars run on the Lehigh
Valley railroad will be removed and
Pullman cars in their stead The
Reading runs Pullman cars on all its
system and the rumor is likely well
founded. Some of the chair cars that
will be taken off are models of elegance
and comfort The rate on Pullman day
coaches is fifty cents for one hundred
miles, while for Valley chair cars it is
twenty-five cents per hundred miles.
/ 1t is expected that from five to six
thousand railroad men and telegraph
ers will attend a joint union meeting
to be held at Wilkesbarre ON July 81.
The meeting will be held under the
auspices of theBrotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Fireman, the Order of
Railway Conductors, the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, and the Order of
Railway Telegraphers.
/ The car shops at Weatherly are
very busy at the present time. a mum.
Der of new cabooses are being built for
the Central, New England < Western
Railroad, new division or branch re
Gently acquired by the Reading.
I Chief Florist Hebner, of the Read.
ing Railroad system, has been Visiting
the various points along the line of the
Lehigh Valley for the purpose of in
specting the grounds about each sta
tion with a view to identifying the
same next season. II is his intention
to have the grounds around all the
stations adorned with attractive flower
beds next year. Over 5000 plants wei e
required for the Reading stations, and
double that amount will be necessary
for the new system. This will be an
improvement to Lehighton stations.
For four days last week Lehigh
Valley engine, No. 6l5, pulled the
Readings Royal Blue Line flyer, con
sisting of four and five cars, over the
Bound Brook Road, between Jersey
City and Philadelphia. Each day the
train was to minutes late leaving
Wayne Junction, which is on the out
side of Philadelphia, but it arrived at
Bound Brook on time 50 miles in ..
minutes. The distance from Wayne
junction to jersey City is So miles, and
it was covered in 80 minutes. The fast
est mile was made in AZ seconds, or AT
rate of 80 miles per hour, as showr
by the speed recorder Arthur A
Hatch, of South Easton, held the throt
tie. Engineer Hatch is well remem
bered here, having run on this division
many years and living in Franklin
township. His brother David is a resi-
dent of this town.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23
NIAHuNING.
A Breezy Batch of Lively Happenings in
Lively Community.


Lively Community.
Miss Katie Fenstermacher, OF Le-
highton, is spending a few weeks at
home.
The fall term Of the Normal lnsti-
tute opened on Monday
Rev. Edmund Butt, Dubsite, will
preach in the Evangelical church Sun
day evening.
Rev John Heisler, of Myerstown,
was a visitor in the Valley last week.
Dennis Nothstein has commenced
threshing with his portable steam
engine.
The work on the new st. Johns
brick church is being pushed forward
rapidly.
If you pay your taxes on or before
September 9th you will receive de-
duction Of per centum
James Hill, of Wilkes Barre, and
William Kneas, of Lehighton, we're
visiting John Kneas during the week
Edwin Hontz, of Summit Hill,
moved his family to this place last
week. He will work for Valentine
Neumeyer.
The New Mahoning Sunday school
will hold a chocolate festival on Sat
urday evening, July 3Oth,
On Sunday morning Rev. A. Bar
tholomew will preach m the school
house at Pleasant Corner, where ser
vices are being held until the new
church VIII be finished.
The sacrament of the Lords Sup,
per was administered in the Evangeli.
cal church on Sunday afternoon. Reys
Joseph Specht, of Catasauqua, and J
S, Newhart, Bowmanites, ofiiciated
Last Saturday night there was
fight near McDaniers hotel in which
Al Remaley figured conspicuously anC
was handled severely. He had two mel
arrested on Monday,
Our farmers are still busily en-
gagged at haying and harvesting. Tn
hay crop is rather light this year bu
the grain crop is very good,
The crowd of boys, which has o
late began to create a nuisance outsid
2 the Evangelical church ON Sunds.
e evening during prayer meeting, ha
I better behave or remain away frou
I the church. The trustees are deter
4 mined that there shall be no NOR
nuisance in the future.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

[ have learned that George Nusbaum,
goes about saying, ! was compelled to
take great many washing machines
away; and he would replace with Mear's
Washers. When an agent must stoOp
to falsehood to make a sale, he gets
down very low. lie has not learned
that the open, bold, honest truth, is
always the safest, for anyone in any
and all circumstances. If Georgy has
has any spare cash, will stake Five
Hundred Dollars that | sell more
Washing Machines in one week than
he does in a month, and more in one
month than he does in six months,
Another Five Hundred that | sell ten
washers to his one. ! don't charge $40
for them either, | sell at So, and ii Geo.
cannot buy Mear's Washers to sell at
six dollars, | can sell him all he wants
so he can afford to sell at six dollars
aud still leave a nice margin to work
on, / can also show him that he does
not treat his customers all alike, hC
| has way Of doing business that won't
| stand close inspection. ] don't charge
one man so for Davis Sewing
/ Machine and the same machine some
one else at $50, practise zone Price
/ for Alln poor mans cash is worth thu
same to me as the rich. 1 believe il
selling goods at small advance, anC
never misrepresent them, for thosC
whom You once deceive will be awar,
| of you the second time. George, learI
| to let well enough alone, mind you
own business, and you will grow nj
a wiser and better man.
Respectfully,
A. +. SNYDER
/ WeisspOrt, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

hightOn Beef Company Doing Business
I'm Their New nonse.

Lehtght0h beet Company Doing business
in Their New House.
Very advantageously located on the
corner of South Main Lane and Rail
road street is the handsome new build
ing OF the Swift Chicago Beef Company,
doing business under the name of "The
Lehighton Beef Company"
The structure is of frame two-and- IL
half stories high, and in dimensions
25x95 feet. Entering this building on
the first floor from South Main Lane is
the Office of the company, nicely fitted
up with furniture, and the weighing
room equipped with an overhead Fair
banks standard scale. Adjoining this
is room liN2j feet, which is used as
a general provision room, and next
comes the beef cooler which is large
and roomy, we'll lighted, and construct
ed in the latest improved style with "a
view to the general convenience and
purposes for which it is used The
refrigerator is overhead and occupies
the full length OF the building, with
the exception Of perhaps twenty five
| feet of space which is used for store
room. Attached to the building at the
north end, is "a fine stable. The buid
ing throughout has all the convenience.
water, drains, 6c, and is equal to any
building the companyhave in operation
The superintendent is Mr.. Otto Dit
mar, a genial, whole-souled gentleman
who already has many friends here. L
NJ. Beidler, of Second street, has chargI
of the books, and Charley Vielhour Il
employed as "a helper
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

....,,............,,....... St2Gj,l3
On motion properly seconded the
secretary was instructed to notify
Frank Gerber, of Audenried, to repair
the pavement in front of his property
on Second street this borough.
On motion properly seconded the
secretary was instructed to notify
Thomas Mantz to repair the pavement
along his property on north Main Lane.
Complaint was made by j. w. Rooms
of the condition of the cutters along
north First street at the jamestown
end. On motion properly seconded
the secretary was instructed to notify
the owners Of property abutting, to
repair the same.
On motion properly seconded the
grade of Iron street between Third and
Fourth as presented by l.. S. Jacobv,
civil engineer, was adopted.
The burgess reported having placed
specifications for hose house in the
hands of the following contractors:
Thomas Sloyer, Weissport; Ed Christ
man, Lebighton; Horn a Krum, Frank
lin; J. S. Allan, Bethlehem; Charles
Sendel, Weatherly; Charles Neast,
Mauch Chunk.
On motion adjourned.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23
BREEZY HAPPENINGS
LOCAL MArTEBs or MORE or LESS
IMPORTANCE

what Has Occurred IN this CITY During the
Week PertinentIy Epitomiicd nv cur
Special Reporters.
Largest circulation aud lowest rates
for advertising.
Mrs. John Peters, Of north First
street, is quite seriously i'll.
Full line Of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
-Kistler's ice cream parlor is the
place to buy ice cream every day in the
week. my 7-tf
james Rex has built neat porch
in front of his north First street resi-
deuce.
Jake Kistler hires teams for pleas
ure or business purposes at the very
lowest rates
Lewis Fritz, of Alum street, is
proud over the arrival of n bright and
bouncing baby boy.
Just make it point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices
Book, the ieweler, is showing some
new and very pretty things in rings
all kinds and styles.
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man, Book will save you one-half the
price If you buy from him.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

The next election will be of more
than ordinary interest 10 our people
from the fact that it will be the first
under the ward division. To conduct
this election the court has appointed
the following election officers:
FIRST WARD-Judge, W. l. Peters
majority inspector, j. j. Roth; minority
inspector, j. r. Moulthrop.
SEcoNp WARp-Judge, o. r. Acker
majority Inspector W. j. Heberling
minority inspector, George Reichard.
Third WAm-Judge, Daniel Baltzer
majority inspector, Charles Wagner
minority inspector, Henry Rothermel
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

The ice cream festival held at this
place on Saturday evening, July l6,
under the auspices of the Young Peo-
ple's Society of Christian Endea vor
for the benefit of the st. Johns Re
formed church building fund, proved
success in every respect. 1t was at
tended by large number of people
and the accommodations gave general
satisfaction. A special and novel
feature of the feast was Rebecca's Well
from which fountain, copious streams
of delicious ice cold lemonade were
drawn by Lady Rebecca to the great
delight and refreshment of all the
callers at the we'll Another and
praiseworthy feature of the festival
and which served to minister to the
the emotional part of man was Prof.
Wolford's Family Orchestra, from
Towamensing who delighted the audi
ence by discoursing strains of sweetest
music to the spell-bound hearers.
This celebrated family is certainly
gifted with musical talent in very
high degree and the Prof. can right
fully congratulate himself on being the
father of such a family. The above
named society was organized only
about a month ago, but under the
judicious leadership of the pastor, Rev,
L. NJ. Kerschner, the membership
numbers already well nigh thirty
Rev Kerschner is an energetic and
hard worker, and is certainly the right
man in the right place. The reverend
gentleman can rest assured that hi;
work is appreciated by all, and he anG
his young people certainly deserve {
great deal of credit for getting up sucl
a good treat in so short time,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

Notwithstanding the extreme heat
the subscription list of the CARBON AD-
vocArE continues to grow, and its pat
rons TO increase in number What a
nice thing it is to have a good, reliable,
spicy, family newspaper, that gives all
the local news transpiring i'm the coun-
try around, TO lay by and read during
the noon time, or when the shadows
grow long in the evening, how pleasant
to have your home paper to read and
ponder over an hour before retiring
TO rest. There are some people we wot
of Who don't know anything about this
kind Of pleasure, but they can easily
have it, and learn to enjoy it, by send
ing rs 81, Try it on.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

Local Base Ball Matters are Beginning to
Put ON Some Color.

Local Base Ball Matters are Beginning TO
Put on Some Color.
g. Jeanesville will play at Lansford
Saturday next. This is that clubs
first game on their own grounds for
some time so the result will be anNi-
ously awaited.
Sss- The Mauch Chunk y. NJ. c. \.
team played at Weatherly on Saturday
afternoon with the team of that place.
The game was rather one-sided and
uninterestinR, the game ending in a
score of 10 to in favor of Mauch
Chunk.
81 Lehighton was TO have played
bali with SlatinRton, Saturday, on the
home grounds, but the game has been
declared "off."
E%-rhe following particulars of a
game of ball has been handed to us for
publication:
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23
.NEWSY WEISSPORT
BEN NFItANISLIN'sTOw VIM AWAKE
AND PUSHING

Ike "stroiler" sensibly Epitoml1es the
Happenings Of this Town and vicinity In
His Usual Bright style.
Cornelius Snyder, Of Allentown,
was here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hannah Stout. of Bath, is
visiting Uriah Fatzinger and family.
Mrs. G. V. B. Aurand, Of Sottstown,
is visiting DR., Andrews and family
There will be services next Sunday
morning in School Hall at the usual
hour.
Reuben Zimmerman, Weissport's
coachman, is driving Il spirited new
bay horse.
.,.- Rev. II. \. Huber, of lIazleton, was
a well known visitor in town on last
Friday.
viii Reed, the butcher, will lay a
flag stone pavement in front Of his
White street property.
Betty Hartman, of Long Run, aged
II years, recently killed a rattle snake
that had fifteen rattles.
Mrs. Russell and her accomplished
daughter, Miss Lille, are guests at the
Boyer residence.
Miss Beckie Whiting left on Wed
nesday for a vacation of several weeks
among Luzerne county friends.
Daniel Graver and family, accom-.
panied by Miss Sallie Whitehead, spent
a few days this week at Saylor's Lake
and Bangor, Pa.
lsaac Bartholomew, wife and
daughter, spent Sunday very pleasant
ly with friends in Portland, Pa
Rev. D. w. Ebbert, of Allentown
appointed by the late Evangelical con
ference as assistant ia Rev. J. S. New
hart in the Lehighton Weissport
charge, has resigned owing to c,ntinu
ed i'll health.
The Franklin Social Club have
elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Alvin Pohl; vice president, Ar
thur Krause; secretary, Warren Horn
treasurer, John Ross. The club has +
nicely furnished room in Snyder,
block.
Robert Sewell is home from Phila
delphia where he was in the employ o
the Western Union Telegraph Co
Hereafter Bob will be ON the associat
ed press staff of the Wilkesbarre Rec
ord. He is one of the best operator,
in the state.
Last week the Carbon County i'm
provement Company manufactured
fifty three and three quarter tons o
ice. The company has contract t
furnish the Swift Chicago Beef Com
pany at Lehighton with fifty tons o
ice every two weeks.
Finest job printing and loves
prices at the ADVOCATE job office il
Snyder's block near the Lehigh bridge
| A. f. Snyder, sold a piano to Lev
Horn, and one to party in Milton
Pa. Aaron claims he can beat tn
world on Pianos in finish, tone, qualit,
and price
Rev. Chas L. Creitz, the newl.
elected pastor of the Reformed church
will be formally ordained and installet
on Saturday evening, July 80. Tn
committee on ordination and installa
tion are Rev. Moore, of Catasauqua
Rev. Brandle, of Bethlehem. and Rev
Wohlbach, of Nazareth.
Our school board did not eleC
teachers at their meeting on Monda
evening owing to partial dead loci
Teachers will now be voted for at tn
regular meeting in August. The salar
of the principal is $50 per month an
that OF the primary teacher $40. Pro
Minnich who was principal last year
NOR an uppIipunf tbiG toprn
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

Don't buy gold watch till you
see and learn the latest reduced prices
+. H. Hohl, the Mauch Chunk ieweler,
quotes for first-class watches. Remem-
Der we can positively save YOU money,
we buy in large lots for cash thereby
enabling us to sell cheaper.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

For every failing man can point
out in others he has two of his own.
Even vinegar has to work in order
TO be worth anything.
If there were no little sins there
would never be any big ones.
Il seldom happens that an old man
gets converted right
The richest people are those who
give the most away.
You can't size up an orator by the
dimensions of his mouth
The Sheriff would hate TO be known
by the company he keeps.
The best method for handling bees,
for am amateur, is by proxy.
Some men will do you "a favor and
then bore you am hour talking about IT,
/ The roughest roads are those We
have not travelled over
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

Normal Institute, at Normal Square
Carbon countY's popular and success.
full school Of learning, opened Monday
with very large attendance and under
very promising prospects. The school
is under the principalship of Ira +
Seidle which in itself is guarantee OF
its bright future. Mr.. Seidle is ener
getic and possesses all the requisites
to bring the school to high standard
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

If you have "A watch that you think
anything of don't give it to an mex
perienced botch so called matchmaker
and if your watch fails 10 keep time
then take 1t 10 the best equiped shop
for repairing and adjusting watches i'm
Carbon county, thereby insuring cor
rect time. T.. II. Hohl, the Mauch
Chunk ieweler, is the place TO have
your watch repaired properly and in
I hrst-class manner.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

Wt"IHeEIN IU"VIIVTH HI1 '"I"TIVE'
c. \. Ritter $50, 7. j. Drumbor SO,
w. +. Long $50, Hattie Evans S3S, Susie
Schoonover S3S, Alice Brong SIS, Nora
Wagner S32, Lille Davis s3S, Peter
Warner $40, Bridget Welsh s3s, Katie
Rhoda S32, Dora Rosenstock s3S. There
has been very generous increase in
salaries over last year. Messrs. Ritter,
Drumbor and Warner each receive an
advance of So; Mr.. Long is advanced
$40; Misses Evans, Brong and Welsh
are each advanced at Sc, and Misses
Davis and Rosenstock receive an ad-
vance of g. Misses Wagner and
Rhoda $50.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

1t has finally been decided by the
State Agricultural Society, that the
State Fair shall be held in Scanton,
commencing on Tuesday September
18th, to last until Saturday the 18th.
The driving park, where it will be held,
will be put in good condition, and by
the erection OF new buildings and re-
pairing the old there will be ample
accommodation for all.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23
COUNTY IT'D BITS.
EVERY NOOK AND CORNER REPRE-
sENTnD IN THIS COLUMN.

sENThD IN THIS COLuMN.
The bright Newsy Occurrences of tho Week
Briefly Chronicled for our Many READERS.
Throughout the County aud Elsewhere.
4 Frank Gall, an Audeuried miner is
suffering with broken leg.
Thomas Davis, of Pottsville, is a
new citizen at Audenried.
4 At the Laurytown poor house farm
eighty loads Of hay were harvested this
year.
4 An Audenried Italian suffers with
a broken leg. He fell off a platform at
No. 6.
4 Prof. G. W. Hemminger has been
reelected principal of the East Mauch
Chunk schools.
= Audenried will have a grand musi-
Gale in September for the benefit of the
Welch Baptist church.
George Sung, an Audenried miner,
fell twenty-five feet into niue on
Friday and was fatally injured.
IS. p. Burk and Miss Salome Cham
bers, a Weatherly young couple, we're
married on Saturday by Rev. J. d.
Deson.
The large barn attached to the
Sweeny Hotel at Summit Hill was
burned to the ground on Monday
night.
Z David Parry, fifteen years old, en-
ployed in the mines near Audenried,
had his right wrist broken in two
places, Monday.
Z On Sunday g. probationers we're
received into full membership of the
NJ. Il. church at Weatherly.
IL. c. Nuss, of Weatherly, has
opened branch stove store at Lans-
ford. It will he in charge of Webster
and Frank Nuss.
4 Thomas Wildsmith, feeble minded,
wandered from the Laurytown Poor
House recently, and was found later
among friends near Rockport.
: Michael Fitzpatrick, of Jeanesville,
and Thomas Laughrln, OF Hazletoni
run ioot race on Monday Tor -. Ihe
former won. Ihe distance was IN
yards.
: Summit Hills school board has re-
ceived an appropriation of S2,6lS.sa
from the state. They will improve
their school buildings.
George Heydt, of Towamensing, Is
dead at the age OF 66 years. He was
born and raised in the township, and
was staunch old Democrat.
! All the old seats have been remov
ed from Banks township school room
No. l, and twenty.six new double will
be placed instead. The new ones will
be purchased from Prof. p. f.. Fallon
The ones removed have done service
for twenty years.
There will be a grand shooting
match for S25 a side at Lewis Christ
mans Trachsville hotel on August It'll
between Weissport and Slatington par
ties. The event will wind up with
grand old fashioned hop in the evening
Harry j. Seaman, at one tim,
superintendent of the Carbon Iron 4
Steel Company at Parryville. is nov
manager of the Northampton Cemen
Co., of Stemton, concern having
capital stock of s25OOOO. A buildiu,
800 foot long will be erected.
Z During the progress of a game o
ball at Weatherly, Saturday afternoon
a small boy named Weber was strucl
by a foul tip above the temple an,
seriously injured. II was Thought fo
a time that he would not recover. bu
through the skilled assistance of DI
Long, of that place, he is getting alonl
nicely.
e Monday evening Miss Name O'Con
nor gave progressive euchre party a
her home at Jeanesville, The follow
!
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

-Silyerware cleaning made easy by
the labor saving Electro Silicon only
&c. a box at +. II. Hollis. Other deal
ers will ask you pc. box
The prettiest lot of iewelry ever
exhibited in a jewelry store in Mauoh
Chunk can now be seen at Il. II. Hollis.
Its a sight worth seeing.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

By an explosion of sewer gas in the
house of p. w. Walters, in Carlisle,
Mr.. Walters and his 2-year-old daugh-
ter we're severely injured.
Buy your iewelry ut Books and
you get the best.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-23

out when winning run was scored.
Earned runs -Lehighton z, Packer
ton >; two-base hit Weiss; three base
hit Weiss; left on base -Lehighton 4,
Packerton G; stolen bases -Lehighton
IL, Packerton 3; first base on balls Le-
highton 4, Packerton 3; struck out by
Weiss 6, by Deiehert 3; hit by pitched
ball-Deichert, Newhart time two
hours; umpire Frient