The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-04
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.

Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Just make it point to see David
Ebbert when you want a team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
For Sale-A new one horse
sDrinR wagon will be sold cheap. Ap-
pip to c. W. Swab. At
The finest line of overcoats ever
brought to this section will be found
at NJ. Losos & Co., First street.
Tickets for free portraits at Rishel's
gallery are good until December 1898
--latest style overcots at NJ. Losos
d Co. Low prices prevail.
Fashionable clothing for every
body at NJ. Losos & Co., Oberts Block.
M. Losos & Co., have full line of
latest styles hats and caps.
N. Losos 4 Co., have good, sound
h hOrse for sale cheap.
aA- For County Commissione s, vote
for O'Donnell and Trexler.
The board Of school dI ,ectors
meet in regular monthly ses, lon at the
Office Of President Mccormick on next
Monday.
Town Council will hold Il regular
monthly session on next Tuesday even
ing.
p. j. Kistler is laying a fine flag
stone pavement along his First street
property.
"A coal oil can full Of oil fell and
broke in front of Kemerer's store last
Monday.night. Some one held match
too close to it afterwards and the
prompt action of bystanders only
prevented confiagration.
ALI persons who are entitled to
premiums for exhibits at the late ex-
hihition of the Carbon County Indus
trial Society are invited to call on Val.
Schwartz at Henry Schwartz's NAM
moth furniture store.
g&- For County Commissioners, vote
for O'Donnell and Trexler.
"A. Sell & Co., proprietors of the
South End Livery, on Iron street, have
dissolved partnership by mutual con-
sent. The extensive business will be
continued by Thos. Sell.
Our young friend and townsman
T. j. Knerr, has resigned his position
with the Reading Railroad Company
at Philadelphia and is now employed
with the Lehigh Valley Coal Co., at
Bethlehem. Mr.. Knerr will make his
home at Cross Keys Hotel, Allentown.
In competition with the largest
city publishing houses, we secured an
order and furnished the Dimmick
Memorial Library of Mauch Chunk
with nearly seven hundred dollars
worth of book and magazines. Low
prices done the business. E. f..
Luckenbach, Mauch Chunk.
Rev. G. W. DUNCAN, the able
pastor of the NJ. E. Church, was
stricken suddenly with heart failure
on Monday morning last and now lies
at his home critically i'll.
"A Masonic banquet was held at
the Exchange Hotel, on Saturday
evening at which many prominent men
Of the order were preseLt. During
the evening pertinent remarks we're
made by Drs. Zern, Bower and Smith,
P. A. German, W. o. Obert, William
Zehner and others. The cuisine was
perfect.
-"Bossn Clauss, P. F. Clark, David
Ebbert, and David Kreamer was
Lehighton hunting party out shooting
rabbits on Wednesday. Report says
that seven rabbits were killed. They
would have killed more only that Pat
used up nearly all the ammunition in
killing a poor lone rabbit that was
caught in a fence and could not get
away.
The name Of Squire John W. Rooms,
of town, nominated by the Peoples
Party for the Office Of Associate Judge
does not appear on the ticket, because
the party managers forgot TO fill the
nomination with the Secretary OF State
as the law demands, The names Of all
the other candidates appear on the
ticket in regular form. Those persons
who desire to vote for Mr.. Koons will
have to write his name In the blank
space left for this purpose.
Those people who failed to attend
the entertainment of the Thalis Con
cert Company in the Opera House on
last Friday evening missed one Of the
most refreshing musical treats with
which this town has ever been favored.
There WAS very large audience pre-
sent who showed their appreciation by
prolonged applaus The concert was
given as benefit for the Lehighton
Orchestra.
A. F. Snyder, of Weissport, sells a
beautiful organ for eco, other dealers
get 800 for the same instrument. An
, upright piano at sl9l.O0, others get
, e225O0, Sewing machines from slO 10
! $50, all the leading makes. Washing
machines from "a TO s5. Bed springs
] q 80, others get IS. Mattresses at g. .75
r others get s450 An elegant feed cut,
ter at $3.50 The No. 10 Tornado Feed
= Cutter at 1920, others get $500 A
spring cot bed for sl25. It will pay
: you to see his stock and learn prices
!, he beats all competitors.
In talk with a representative q
the Carbon County Improvement Com
. pany one day recently we we're inform
el that should Lehighton's borough
? council decide to substitute the ar,
lights for street illumination In plac,
I ofSthe incandeoeut light the eompaD,
; would agree TO furnish said lights a
, the rate of ss5 per snnum per light
This rate is perhaps as low il not lowe
E than than the same lights are furnishe,
in the towns and In consideration o
l, the size aud Importance of LehightoI
! we believe it time for the membeIs o
! the council 10 take some action In tn
is direction OF better light for the town.
az Great care should lie exercise,
: by all voters, aud; particularly Demo
3 Gratis, when they mark their ballot
:. Under no circumstances mark eros
d in the ring at the head OF the ticke
Put cross In the square opposite tn
: name Of every candidate with the "a
+ oeption Of John b. Storm. Then unde
I the head Of "nOn- partisan judiciary
= put a cross opposite the name VI ALE
: Craig the peoples choice for Presideu