The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-04-30

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-Arion Cornet Band now meet in
the old truck house on Third street. !
They will meet there until they can Sc
cure other and more suitable quarters. !
Get prices and you will positively
save money by purchasing a watch of
F. II, Hohl, Mauch CHUNK.
Engineer Ed Freyman the other
day killed a black snake measuring a
full five feet in length. 1t was the
first reptile killed in these diggins this
year of our Lord 1892
Newest and largest line of station
cry and school supplies at low prices,
at Books.
Rev. j. H. Kuder, of Trinity Luth-
eran church, is ont after a weeks in
disposition.
Grand Army suits we sell at $500,
$1,000 and $500, guaranteed fast col
ors, at the One Price Star Clothing
Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Our popular young townsmen VIII
Obert and Chas. Brinlman hooked just
Al beautiful trout Saturday while on
piscatorial excursion to Pine Run.
p, A. German, assistant Lehigh
Valley station agent, expects to move
in his new house on Third street next
week
Trinity Lutheran and Zion's Re
formed churches are the only two out
of our six places of worship that have
bells.
Frank Weinlaud has just finished
decorating several rooms in Charles
Weiss residence on north Secon street.
Will Hofford, John Hummel and
Samuel Gillian were fishing the other
day. They caught respectively l3, 20
and Al.
New effects in jewelry at lowest
prices at Books popular jewelry store.
DR. w. F. Dancer, the well-known
eye, ear and nose specialist, of Halle
ton, will be at the Exchange Hotel in
this city on Friday, May 20. 4w
David Ebberts teams-like Henry
Nicholas hair-are always bright. The
young fellow who wants to make last
ing impression on his sweetheart al
ways hires teams from the iovial Davy.
On the 18th of May it will be just
ten years that Rev. J. H. Kuder has
been the pastor of the large congrega-
ton of Trinity Lutheran church. On
this date he will hold grand reunion
of all his catechumens.
The girl who didn't have an Easter
bonnet found just as much pleasure in
ride in one of Jake Kistler's turnouts
as did the damsel who sported new
headwear
Ed. Christman has the contract to
build the brick annex to Trinity Luth-
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frame dwelling house in East Mauch
Chunk for Henry Bing, together with
NJ. o. Bryan's new home on Second
street.
Did you see the magnificent line OF
fine gold watches at Ell. Hollis, Mauch
/ Chunk.
Twenty engines marked "ChicagC
Northside Rapid Transit Company
billed for Chicago, and TO be used on
that city's underground railway, passed
up the Lehigh Valley railroad early
Tuesday morning. They are getting
ready for the Worlds Fair in 1893,
The at. ontion of owners of horse.
and cattle is directed to the advertise
ment of DIR. j. A. Haas, veterinary sur
geOn, who has located at the Mansion
House, in this city, Parties interested
will call and see him.
We regret very much TO note tht
illness of our esteemed fellow citizen
Amos Reigel, and, along with his many
friends, hope for his rapid and com
plete recovery.
Don't miss the opportunity. Ge
+. Ii, Hollis latest reduced prices OF
watches
, %. A. Wuest, an employe in Ere,
Horlacher's bottling establishment oil
Bankway, has in his possession a news
paper-the Weekly Journal, dated Apri
8, 1928. Mr. Wuest values the news
paper as a relic of the early days o
printing in the United States,
It is fact, Luckenbach, Maucl
Chunk, is showing new and prett
things in Wall Papers and Decorations
This is the season for these goods
Don't buy until you see them.
, Lester Rehrig has just hnishe
E decorating the interior of David Et
bert's First street store room, and ais
the interior Of the residences of job
Semmel and Eli Smith, of Ashfield.
Owing to the illness of Rev J. h
Kuder, the able pastor of Trinit
Lutheran church, there were n
services in that edilice Sunday morn
and evening,
You can save money by purcha'
l. ing a watch of r. III. Hollis, Mauc
= Chunk.
e The first issue OF the Lehighta
4 Press is from the press and was circl
-. lated on Friday. 1t is four pag
- twenty eight column paper and will b
h published every Thursday hereafte
|. In politics it is Republican, The ne
t paper presents a neat appearance.
. Our enterprising merchant, Ge,
- II. Enzian, who succeeded Amos Reige
at the well-known north end store, ha
had the interior of his establishmer
4 handsomely remOdelled and improve
~ and it now makes coy appearance
r George is hustler.
e L j. Hausman aud Henry Hont
k both of town, will hereafter work
r. the Office of the gleat Reading Comb
nation at V'ilkesbarre, and not
70 PackertOn as heretofore. Messr
IT Edmund Hibbler of First street, an
II Joseph DeFrehn, of Alum street, wi
not report at that place for the preseu
-Liveryman Jakey Kistler, of Sc
ond street, was all smiles Friday ov,
I. the arrival of a brand new baby bo
- Mother and child are doing we'll. "
y hope the little stranger will live lOr
% and have a full share Of this world
lt happiness.
a The William +. Ash residence {
~ Third street is now one of the prettie
- - III town, having just been handsome
p repainted beautiful gray by Rehrig
y Acker,our popular painters. The wol
- shows ability and skill
~ F. d. Bartholomew a Son. Lehigl
el tons new plumbers, have the contra
n. to do the plumbing work, at the r
change Hotel. There will be batl
urinals and all the other convenienc,
The Messrs. Bartholomew are fir.
a. class mechanics of long experience
:. the business and guarantee 10 do goI
At work
70 o. Il. Acker is doing the painti
he on Dr. f. l. Smiths residence al
nd office at the intersection Of First sire
a and Bankway, When an is complet
its the doctor will have one of the cozis
mt places in the city.
ew George Stuber, the north en-,
en- popular tonsorial artist, Is also qu
no an adept with the hook and line. havi
wo caught htty two pretty specimens
OF the hnny tribe while ON fishing
cursion with p. +, clark, on Tuesday