The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-11
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOUAL MATTERS or MORE OR LEss
IMPORTANCE

HNhNn AAAu AAANNAys
All kinds of books and fine station
cry at Luckenbach's, Mauoh Chunk.
Fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening.
-Hucksters supplied with fish, &C,
at d. +. Rickert's, East Weissport.
cash. IT,
Ladies' aud misses coats are sold
at 4 price at the One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, Mauoh Chunk.
1t Is said that Mrs. John Blose, who
recently disposed of her business to I.
j. Bretney, will launch into the confec-
tionary business at Mauch Chunk.
Just make It point TO see David
Ebbert when you want team for busi-
ness OF pleasure. Lowest prices.
M. 7. Trexler declines to accept the
for councilman in the sec
ond ward. The committee shauld at
once fill the vacancy.
Mems and boys strong well made
suits can be bought 33 per cent cheap
er at the one Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk, than elsewhere.
Our young townsman, o. A. Clauss,
llha UEEh EphhAEh W AAo NhAa
week with a very severe cold that
threatened to develope into pneu-
monia,
Go TO G. A. Harding's livery on
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals.
Lowest prices.
Fish, oysters, cheese, oranges and
lemons, peanuts, ETC., wholesale at ID.
+. Ricketts,, Campbell's old stand,
East Weissport. If.
WIN. Werley, Of jamestown, who is
just recovering from severe injuries
sustained on the railroad, will open a
cigar and tobacco store in the above
place.
Aaron Krum, of Third Street, who
recently purchased the VIM. Werner
property on First street. will take pos
session Of the same at an early day.
Musical College.-The Spring Term
opens May lst., in Vocal and Instru-
mental Music. For catalogues address
Henry B. Meyer, Freeburg, Pa. 81.
IT. d. Thomas, the druggist, has
mounted deer head in his show window
on First street. The deer wss a victim
Of the unerrinR aim of our young friend
Ed Graver, Of TowamensinR.
The intention of improving Mahon-
ing street seems to be a unit. All the
property owners on Mshoning street
are anxious for spring time to open up
in order that they can lay pavements.
We have it reliably that the Car.
bon County Improvement Company,
will very shortly make Lehighton Dor.
ouRh a generous offer to introduce the
arc light for street illumination.
III. Bretney has revolutionized
the interior OF the old Blose stand, and
It now looks like a new place entirely.
Mr.. Bretney will move his family from
Fourth street into this building at an
early date.
Tax Collector Shadle, on Monday
made settlement with the school board
for 1892 taxes. Total amount of school
tax, S3,699.l3. ExOnerations, 1850.
Supplement, s273,5l.
-"Boss" Clauss, of the Valley House
and his old friend John Miller, better
known as "Humbugger" were sleighinp
Tuesday and from all accounts the
''two old cronies" had fine time.
H. G. Wilson, the confectioner, has
placed on the market "a Penny Cough
Drop" made entirely from wild cherry
and hoarhound. Il promises to become
a popular article and is now for sale in
many of our stores.
Mrs. George Hahn, of Hazleton
who recently lost her husband by
death, has taken up a residence or
First street, Lehighton. Mrs. Hahn is
q daughter to Charles Buck, of UnioI
Hill.
The painters Of this town anC
Weissport have held meetings of lat,
with a view of perfecting an organiza
tion, whereby much of the emitting O
prices will be done away with, and thu
business placed on a sound, rock bot
tom basis.
Borough council will meet in regu
lar monthly session on next Tuesda,
evening. This will be the last reguls
meeting Of the council. The counci
to be elected on the Dist instant will
go into operation on the first Monda,
in March.
Charley McKelvey had a section o
hose pointed at frozen coal car, Mon
day, when the force of the water threy
the branch pipe back into his fac,
His jaw bone was broken by the coll
son. We hope that he will soon be o. !
Landlord AmRndes Kistler, of th
American House, north First street,
rapidly loosinR his eye sight. He
under the treatment of DR.. Ritter, {
/, Slatington, who gives him great Ell
couragement and promise to bring hil
out o. K.
The LehiRhton Land and Improv
ment Company contemplate some In
I portant improvements during l89
Among others will be the laying of
side walk along their property c
+ MahoninR street. A number of dwel
L Ing houses may also be erected.
The Hazleton Sentinel says: &C.
d Beck has purchased a lot on Nor
{ Church street. Consideration, $500.
d was the property of the late James
z lotion and was sold at Orphans Cou
20 sale" Mr.. Beck was a former Lehig
It tonian and his friends here will
pleased to hear of his success.
b This Saturday evening the mel
L. bers of the Germania SaenRerbund al
re their families will enjoy a social
ie their rooms In the Valley House. Il
O. committee have spared no efforts
@ make the affair a very pleasant Al
n enjoyable one in every particular a
so a good time can be expected
is Reuben Miller, the drover. took (
he law into his own hands the other niG
a and severely chastised a young !
&c namrd Rex who purlOined a rake a
O. hoe from him. This will perhaps ht
)s' q better effect than to have had [
ny boy arrested and piled up big bill
costs on the county.
tG 4. u - A
on cemetery met at the office Of the sec
iat tary, Mr.. Iohn Seaboldt. Stature
10 evening and elected the follow
re directors Richard Rooms, Ezra NJ
ey hart, and ID. II. Straup. All the dir
CT tors will meet Saturday evening wi
su- president, secretary and treasu
'h; will be elected.
Isi ~ The remains of Mrs. Theo. L
~ who died suddenly on last Wednes
~ ~ night, we're taken TO her former hC
~ In Columbia on Thursday afternC
where interment WAS made. Mr..
will make his home at the EXeha
Hotel, the Titles girls, Mamie and
will for time find home with Il
~ ~ grand parents at Columbia.
nd Our popular young friend Col
ths bus HON, Is home from a prolou
90 visit TO Allentown where he Was uI
md medical treatment. He Is still un
M and under the advice OF DR.. Peppe
al Philadelphia, and DIR. Martin, Of AL
n a town. We hope, that back h'
1 i'm among familiar scenes, he will sOol
heir gain former health,
"A pleasant birthday surprise p
in honor of Mrs. Charles Smith, al
rHE home on Second street, late Satu
evening was attended by Mrs
Reichard and daughters, Aggie, L
y aud Bulah, .drs. Owen Rehrig
Y, daughters, Mrs. Bossard and daug
Mrs. II. f. Kistler, Mrs. VIM. Sch
the Mrs. David Hatch, Mrs. VIM. Mi
You Mrs. Steigerwalt and daughter, Nj
p. Smith, Mrs. Miller and daughter