The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-20
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.

specihl heporteFA'
Toilet paper at Gabel's.
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
Good, strong, best quality Ham
mocks at Gabel's, Lehighton.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Fine toilet paper at Gabel's.
DO you want Scotch Brahma or
White Plymoth Rock eggs for setting
purposes H. A. Beltz sells l3 for 90
cents. 3t.
Express wagons, 70 cents and up
wards at Gabel's, First street.
Rye Whiskey, s1.5O per gallon, at
M. Martins Liquor Store, Mauch
Chunk, Pa.
Fifty rolls of chicken wire just
received at Gabel's. 1t will be sold bv
the yard or roll at low prices.
Just make il point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
All kinds of books and fine station
cry at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
-Raser's Root Beer Extract The
Purest.
Five different styles of lawn
mowers at prices lower than the lowest
at j. l.. Gabel's, Lehighton.
Buy Raser's Root Beer TO make a
healthful, refreshing bevrage. Sold
everywhere.
Baby coaches from Sc upwards at
Gabels Hardware store.
Samuel Seller, of First street, last
week sold his valuable sorrel horse to
James Bailey, of Lizard Creek. Sam
now drives a frst-class black horse.
Poor Director Owen Klotz and
wife, and Mrs. Alex Miller we're fishing
in Wild Greek last Friday. They had
delightful days sport and caught
aboutsSO fine trout.
O-Councilman Joseph Iserman, of
the t. W., will build a large store room
and residence on the corner of Third
and Coal streets, recently purchased
by him from Andrew Bayer.
1t will be pleasant news to his
many friends in this town and else
where to learn that Hon. A. ]. Durling
is convalescent from a recent severe
illness which kept him housed up for
several week.
-Lehighton's successful. physician
and surgeon, W. A. olkamer, of
Second street, is up and-abohf after an
illness of some weeks. The doctors
many friends will be pleased at his
recovery.
Inadvertently the name of Miss
Lille Reichard, one of this towns
most estimable young ladies, was
omitted from the item in our last issue
in reference to the Harmonic Social
banquet at the Exchange Hotel.
Henry Nicholas, who is as bright
and jolly as his hair is red, is kept
busy this week showing his friends a
liter of nine of the prettiest thorough
bred pug dogs yer exhibited in this
county.
Joseph Krum, of north First street
will improve his residence by the adj
dition of a handsome double porch
facing the street.
Elmer E. Beltz is preparing tc
build large porch to the rear of his
residence on First street.
Musical College summer term
opens July oath, in Vocal and Instru
mental Music. For catalogues address
Henry B. Meyer, Freeburg, Pa. 3t
--Coup's horse show gave a very
creditable exhibition on the upper
: square, Monday afternoon and even
ing.
There is some talk of an Episcopal
> Chapel being erected in this town.
1t is said that Rev. G. W. Gross, OF
Bangor, who is presiding elder of tn,
: Harrisburg District of the Evangelical
Association, contemplates making his
residence in this town.
Elsewhere in to-day's paper will bl
found the new advertisement of Aarol
Snyder, of Weissport, the hustlinI
dealer in pianos organs, washers, 81
Don't fail to read it.
e The original Root Beer Extract i
G Raser's.
r Rye Whiskey, sl5O per gallon at N
Martins Liquor Store, Mauch Chunl
r The LehightoA Orchestra is a valr
able requisition to this town in mus
= cal way and an effort should be mad
i to continue the organization. Thu
= first fact was exempletied at the Oper
q House on Friday evening when tn
4 orchestra rendered choice sele,
i tions of excellent music. 1t is likel
u that an associate membership will b
instituted at an early day, and this b,
ing so our people should give it thei
y hearty support.
, The quarterly statement Of til
First National Bank, printed in thI
j. newspaper to-day shows: Loans an
deposits, slG6,6ll55; undivided profit
D Sl39294 43; individual deposits subiet
n to check, sl77, 7,249.52. The National
one of the best conducted and sount
est institutions in the state.
A special meeting OF borough eouI
q ell will be held on next Wednesda
lie evening to open the bids for the bull,
ing of the hose house.
=, Our former esteemed townspeopl
Il Mr.. and MS. Frank Gerber, late
y Audenried, are now residents of Hail
ton. Many friends here wish the
n abundant happiness in their ne
Of home.
Presiding Elder G. W. Gross,
Bangor, formerly of this city, will d
Z liver a series of ten lectures this mont
in Lebanon county on "AIodern deba
:, cherry in morals, in society, in polite
y and the remedy for same.
n, -Coup's circus band blowed nur
Der Of delightful musical selections
Of JohnEseh's popular saloon aud restau
IL ant on Monday evening after the oircl
pc performances. All those who hea
X the music felt like thanking John f
nd the treat, Restauranter Esch is
B. hustler in his business and he can ",
% feel proud of his neat saloon.
Mother Bruder died at the home
he James Ashner, on Tuesday at the ri
"A. old age of "a years. Deceased was /
hes TERED in the Catholic cemetery
.n- Friday morning, She was native
- Bavaria.
he Our esteemed townsman Valenti
'ct Schwartz was confined TO the hon
en- through illness several DAYS last Wei
The hop at the Exchange on w,
nesday evening was a success.
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