The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-10-28
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE


South End Livery.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartzs.
just make it point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for busi-
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices
For Sale A new one horse
sDring 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 u Co., First street.
Tickets for free portraits at Rishel's
gallery are good until December 1898,
Fashionable clothing for every
body at N. Losos & Co., Oberts Block.
Have your envelopes printed. We
have $1,000 which we will print up in
lots desired. Some as low as s1.j0 per
1000.
We are much pleased to note the
almost complete convalescence of
James P. Smith, of Second street, who
has been confined to the house through
very serious illness for a number Of
weeks past.
Charles Greenawalt, of Second
street. is gradually recovering from "a
stroke of paralysis of several months
ago.
-Lehigh Fire Co., No. l, will meet in
regular session on next Wednesday
evening. All members are wanted
present.
! -Reigel & Cole, specialists, at the
Valley House, have dissolved partner
ship, and the firm now is Cole &
Sharood. They will continue their
office at the Valley House.
DR.. j, w. Cole is meeting with
great success in the treatment of
catarrh aud chronic diseases Of the
blood. DR.. Cole will be at the Valley
House every Friday from 8 a. m. to
p. m and will treat any who are suffer
ing from chronic diseases. He can refer
youto residents ofLehighton, Weissport
and Parryyille who have been greatly
George Haines, Of Second street,
who sustained fracture OF the knee
cap in runaway month ago, is just
able to move about.
Concord grapes, % cents basket;
cheese, pounds for 25 cents; cream
cheese, pounds for 25 centsi creamery
butter, 30 cents per pound; oysters, 30
cents per quart; haddoek, cents per
pound; sweet potatoes, lemons, oranges,
&c Watch for w. II. Oswald's wagon,
Lehighton and Weissport every day.
Nahoning Wednesdays and Saturdays
afternoon Packerton, Tuesday and
Thursday.
M. Losos q Co., have full line of
latest STYLES hats and caps.
james Rex, of this town, who is in
Jail at Mauch Chunk, and is soon to be
taken to the Huntingdon Reformatory,
made an attempt to break out of Jail on
Tuesday night of last week He tried
to squeeze through one of the narrow
windows at the top OF the cells, but was
discovered before succeeding in his
} efforts Rex goes to Jail for robbing
! Lehigh Valley freight cars
John Hauk, who recently pur-
chased the Raudenbush property on
( First street, for $1,000, is now repairing
D and considerably improving the build
0 ing which he will occupy as a residence
upon the completion of the same Mr.,
/ Hauk and family will have one of the
, coziest homes in Lehighton.
b Mr.. G. E. Pryor, of Easton, repre-
senting Lerch, Stiles Il Co., eye special
y lists, of Philadelphia, will be at Thomas
4 Drug Store, Lehighton, on the fourth
r Thursday of every month. Persons
desiring services Of thoroughly first
class treatment should call on them.
Y On the first Monday evening in
November there will be a session of the
bible institute III Trinity Lutheran
church. The subject under considers
tiou will be lst aud 2ud Corinthians
r and the Ephesians. The speakers will
a a be Revs, Kuder, Reber, Miller, DUNCAN
4 and Duncan MacGregor. The public
k are cordially invited.
Mr. A. M. Minuich, of Slatington
I, general agent for the Washington
.e National b. S L. A., assisted by f, p
,t Semmel, of this town, have organized
q branches of this reliable association
in Lehighton, Mauch Chunk, Mosque
"a honing, Weatherly aud Beaver Meadow
r There is a branch in this town undel
pr the most excellent management Will
a very large aud growing membership.
4. DO you need a lap robe or hors,
ie blanket Ifyou do call at Gabels
q, lie has the largest, best and cheapes
ri assortment of these goods TO be fount
IA in Lehighton. An goods are new, pur
n chased this season and eau be relic,
'' on for quality and genuiue excellence.
= An lrishman in Luck, an excellen
al side.sphtting farce comedy, in tn
r. Opera House on Monday evening wa
m not attended with an oVer-crowdel
a house although the attraction was goo
b, - Miss Meta Fritz, of town, In com
s, pauY with "a number of other girls wa
's on the railroad at Packerton on las
~ sunday. They found "A torpedo, an
I'D ana Meta picked mp a stone to eNplOd
d. IL. She has a badly cut forehead an
NJ The fingers on her right hand are ais
n, badly lascerated. All from the torped,
Prof r. Boyer, of Union Hill, ha
disposed of his interest in the Ediso
IN pAuuograph, aud has just placed "a
M order for "a new aud more improve
an machine. He will give his first eute
ks tainment in the h. b. church on sout
Of First street, on Thursday, NovembS
re. 2ud. Those who have not yet IA ar
he this wonderful talking machine shoul
Ter not miss this opportunity to do so,
"a Joseph Obert is building a brio
" stable
The directors Of the Lehighto
Hosiery Mill have called meeting
nn the stock holders Of that institutiC
be- for Monday afternoon at three o'cloC
ION when matters pertaining to the we
'st fare Of the Mil viii be discussed.
,m. Democratic ex burgess Samu
ms Graver is under the weather with
the very severe cold.
70 An excellent assortment of pietu
TO rods Very low prices, at Luckeubact
Mauch Chunk
b. The biggest bargains la wall pap
rro ever offered iu this County now
hot Luckeubachs, Mauch Chunk.
Ter Reader, viii you please take I
Two time t0read Sondneim's big adver
ore sement on the fourth page of to-da,
un s.nrau NNa has sa.lI IHHH north 80 s.-t..