The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-01-16
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For sale-A pool table and bar fix
lures. Apply to Jos. Webb.
Full line of Ingram and Brussel
carpets at Henry Schwart2's.
Hire teams for funeral or pleasure
purposes at Kistler's livery.
Go to David Ebbert's for an easy
riding rig, either for pleasure or bust
ness
DR.. w. f. Dancer, of Hazleton, will
be at the Exchange Hotel in this town
on Friday, the 29th instant.
Buy prettiest jewelry at Books.
Lowest prices on guaranteed time
prices at Books.
"A full line of stationary at Books
on First street.
Rings, bracelets, watch chains,
silverware, &C., at Books.
We regret very much to note the
continued serious illness of Mrs. ]. W.
Raudenbush, of First street.
Girls in the Lehighton Hosiery
Mill earn 70 and 80 cents per day.
-Lehigh Fire Company have not
disbanded as is currently reported.
The ''boys" are only acting indepen-
dent of council.
Our old Democratic friend Ferd-
inand Freich is reported as being quite
ILL., Mr:Freich is one Of this towns
oldest citizens and for more than a
quarter of a century was employed 10y
the Lehigh Valley Company.
-Jeweler Al. Campbell after doing
business in this town for almost ten
years, will go to lively Lansford
where he will conduct a flrst-class
jewellery store. We wish him success.
"A defective ilue in the William
Zehner residence on south First street
was the cause of a slight fire and much
excitement on last Sunday. Very for
tunately the fire was discovered in time
to prevent serious results
-Lehigh Valley station agent, VIM.
Seaboldt, of quite ill at his home on
Iron street.
Tho interior of George Stuber's
tonsorial saloon has been nicely re-
painted and repapered by Frank
Wineland.
The Richter Electrical Construc-
tion company, of Camden, n. j., might
locate here should they receive proper
encouragement.
Mrs. Halpin this week closed her
popular millinery bazaar on Bankway
and will not reopen the same until
spring.
The next session of the East
Pennsylvania Conference, of the Evan.
gelical Association, of North America
will convene on the last Thursday OF
February next. Rev. j. S. Newhart
pastor of the congregation, of the
Evangelical Association of Lehighton
will represent the interests of the con
gregation of said church at the Con.
ference. Bishop Thos. Bowman, OF
Chicago, ILL.,, who has an experience in
the Episcopacy for nearly II years, and
who is acquainted in the church
throughout the length and breadth OF
the land, will preside over the con
ference sessions.
The 4th and last quarterly confer
ence of the Evangelical church of LIE
highton, ]. S. Newhart, pastor, will be
held on the 1st Sabbath of February
W. A. Leopold, d. g., will assist the
|, pastor.
Bishop S. G. Breyfogle, of the Evan
gelical Association, will preach in the
lst Presbyterian church, of Lehighton
on Thursday evening, the 2Sth inst
Rev. j. S. Newhart, pastor.
Mrs. VIM. Sitter, of Coal street, il
again able to be about after an illness
of some weeks with la grippe.
"A scheme is under way for thu
opening of a reading room in the lee
ture room of the Methodist Episcopa
= church on First street. 1t is to be un
, denominational in every particular anC
, is designed for the purpose of bring
. ing in the youth from the highway
l and byways Believing in the excel
p lence and necessity of the project tn
CARBON ADVOCATE certainly hopes
; will meet with full measure of success
Mrs. Handlers, of Wilksbarre, who's
+ husband died some months ago anC
1 was buried in Mahoning township, thi
=, county, is again sadly afflicted. Som
p. weeks ago she came here on a visit t
o ieweler Wilson Frantz and family o.
e Bankway. While here her little gil
4 was taken sick and on Tuesday morn
I ing died. The mother is also quit
?. seriously i'll, as are also some member
?. OF Mr.. Frantz's family.
Tobias Buss is out again after
e weeks illness.
7. William King, of the north end,
/ confined to bed.
Q Constable Raworth served a wa
" rant on John Distler, of TowamensinI
r for assault and battery on oath of HI
e wife. The matter will be adjusted
Squire Beltz's court on Saturday.
10 -Ex-sherif ]. w. Raudenbush an
Henry Schwartz were at Bowmanstowl
~ Monday, making an appraisement
the Bowmanstown Hotel property, pu
Is chased by Adam Hill, from Jamt
Bonser. The former took possessio
on Tuesday.
The Lutheran Pastoral Associl
tion of the Upper Lehigh Valley, hel
Of its regular monthly meeting at Il
,f residence of Rev. j. II. Kude
. last Monday. There were presen
IL Revs. J. o. Schlenker, Hazleton; H. ]
n, Drumming, White Haven; j. j. Kunt
IN Conyngham; j. II, Schmidt, Freelan
M l.. Lindenstruth, Mauch Chunk; S.
Stupp, Pleasant Valley; A. @. Wuchte
Weissport, and h. A. Bauer and WI
at H. Strauss, Lehighton. Towards eve
ing these gentlemen were taken to
Peters, Mantz's, church, where a Mi
sion aud Educational festival was hel
n -ase
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