The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-07
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE or LESS
IMPORTANCE.

Don't buy clocks of the installment
man. Book will save you one-hulf the
price if you buy from him.
Just make il u point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Full line Of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
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 ieweler, is showing some
new and verv pretty things in rings
all kinds and styles.
Al Miller, we'll known here, it is
said, now runs livery stable at
Wilkesbarre.
Go to c. A. Harding's livery on
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals.
Lowest prices
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
New Year presents at Lucken-
bach's, Mauch Chunk.
Buy your iewelry at Books and
you get the best
situation wanted as assistant book
keeper in a flour mill am a fair pen
man and understand bookkeeping and
conducting correspondence pretty
well. For further reference apply r.
/ L. W., Harrity, Pa. tf.
DIR. Dancer, the popular and sue
cessful eye, ear, nose and throat spec
ialist, of Hazleton, will be at the Ex-
change Hotel, on Friday, January 90
-dirl Wanted--A good girl 10 do
housework in. small family Apply
to f. G. Zern, Lehighton.
Al Buck, of Franklin, is learning
the cigar business with !. S. Koch
John Hummel was on the first Of
the year re-appointed foreman OF
Koch's large cigar factory. John is a
hustler and deserves to be advanced.
All kinds of books and fine station
cry at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Mrs. William II. Woods will ac
cept our thanks for a dozen splendid
Florida oranges.
500 ladies coats at s., and So, wortl
sl5 at the One Price Star Clothing Hal
Mauch Chunk.
--Rehrig & Acker are painting anC
papering the interior of the handsom,
home of Contractor Ed Christman, OF
Coal street.
On next Tuesday afternoon be
tween the hours of one and thre,
O'Clock the stockholders of the frs
National Bank will elect seven ney
directors.
An important meeting of council
,, Monday evening, was attended b.
Councilmen Gable, Smith, Heldt, Straul
, and Koch, and by the burgess an,
solicitor. There was a general talk oi
the First street muddle which ma!
come up for trial at the present tern
u of court
. --Arion Cornet Band was out sere
nading on Monday evening for tn
. first time in several months, but as 0
yore, the boys blow good music an
can't be beat by any other musical ol
ganization in these diggins, and don
you forget it.
Tuesday evening next will be tn
date for the regular monthly meetin
e our excellent town council.
> George Enzian, the popular mort
l. end merchant, is having the secon
y floor of his large store building r,
u modelled into private residence. l
y addition to a number of cozy room
he will build a large bay window
the front of the building
y Miss Laura Trexler, who Wi
:. brought home quite ill, from Philadt
% phia, where she had been for son
- time, is now domiciled with her paren
,e on Mahoning street, and gradually il
I proving in health, TO the great joy
as her many friends.
al Quite n number of Lehightonia
H. contemplate attendance at the gre
A Worlds Fair at Chicago during t
n. coming summer. Among the numb
ID. thus far mentioned are John j. Ku
ci. Charles Brinkman, VIM. Obert, Pet
W. Helm and Milton Werner
of -Messrs. D. J. Kistler and Geor
j." Reichard, who have had charge of {
Try Exchange Hotel for several mont
yer past, will assume complete control
m, this popular hostlery following liceI
court next week. The young men
both popular, courteous and agreea
and will, we hope, enjoy very lai
by patronage during 1898,
fol- Daniel Baltzer, who some ii
ss't since purchased the Stocker lot
ry, First street, will next spring put II
en-, business block. The location is one
the very best in this town and /
will no doubt do himself proud in
% erection of the contemplated build
be 1t is expected that during n
ing spring Kemerer & Swartz will greI
TO improve their large furniture esr
taii All lishment on First street. The build
, as will be enlarged and the interior
her be greatly improved, This is t.
done in order TO facilitate their rap
increasing business.
| di. The Philadelphia & Reading I
res road Company, through their 81
re- ter" have secured statistics of
y - ~ business and individual interests
bic this lively town and will embrace
ami same in book to be published she
setting forth the enterprising towE
. the Valley and of the State. This
be an excellent advertisement for
oats town Of three wards.
nan nan AT the coming election three @
gcilmen will be elected in the Fist '
and one in each of the Second
, eff Third Wards, The town council
edsins q hereafter have nine members.
ledy. school ooaru viii aiso nave hihe
ardlY bers. OF this number three wi
-four elected in the First Ward and one
he ny in the Second and Third Wards,
with retiring members OF council are j
mend p. Smith and Moses Heilman, {
1nsra First Ward
For sale-A good No. : v
SO, Range. Apply to II. V. Morthime
10th bartholomew 4 Son, Of N
Chunk, who we're conducting a bi
plumbing establishment in this
Nh. for almost a year past, have clos
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