The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-04
NEwSY OCCURRENCES.


what Has Occurred in this CITY During the
Week Pertiuenty EpitomiEed nv our
Special Reporters.
Insure yourself in the Prudential.
-Harding's livery sports a handsome
new bay horse.
Insure all in your family in the
Prudential
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
John Acker, Of Bankway, it is said,
is a candidate for supervisor.
All kinds of books and fine station
cry at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
-Miller's planning mill was idle last
week. Work was resumed on Monday.
The Prudential insures all people,
if i'm good health, from | to go years of
age.
-Expressman A. L. Hagerman eX-
poets to drive a handsome new horse
next week.
Fine free lunch will be served at
w. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening
will some one please tell us the
present address of Daniel Beck, late OF
Scranton, Pa.
The Hersh Heater Works resumed
operations on Monday after an idle
ness dating since Christmas.
Just make it a point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Fred Kraus, OF Allentown, is at the
Exchange Hotel, with five horses, not
the famous block of five, however
Go to G. A. Hardings livery on
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals.
Lowest prices.
At the session of the Evangelical
conference at Bethlehem last week,
Rev. A. M. Sampsel, of this town, was
on the committee of education.
DIR. 0. w. Snyder, Lehighton's
popular veterinary surgeon, drives a
pretty bay horse through a deal with
Kraus, the Allentown horse dealer.
In the spring DR.. Delcamp, of
Bankway will move to Franklin town
ship, where he will take possession of
his valuable farming property.
The South End Livery will add
four new horses to their live stock and
with bus and handsome cab will be
ready for all the biz that comes their
way.
In referring to the handsome
painting on the interior of DR.. w. A.
Derhamer's new home we failed, last
week, to mention that it was executed
by the well known artist, Frank Vein
land.
Tahsa I lIYrpNYno1 rrthA
about blowing corHet than 80 out of
100 men, will be an applicant before
Lehighton's new council for the office
of police and market clerk.
Ed Reichard, better known by the
suggestive, though hardly aesthetic
cognomen of FATTY" is the new sup
erintendent of Harding's popular north
street livery, vice Ed Gilbert, resigned.
Irwin Schoch is authority for the
report that the genial John Benin dis
covered bright hued rainbow at 4.3O
o'clock Friday morning last It is
rather early for rain bows, but we sup
pose there is no disputing it.
H. N. Groo is prepared to deliver
| freight and baggage in all parts of
| Lebighton and Weissport at very
reasonable rates. Orders may be left
at Mehrkam & Sons. A share of the
! patronage is solicited. 2t*
A petition was in circulation here
during the past week praying that the
bill before the State Legislature for
! the introduction of music as a study
in our public schools be passed and
placed on the statutes. There were
many signers to the petition.
Business at the Lehigh Stove
| Foundry has increased largely during
/ the past year. Instead of furnishing
their stoves and ranges to iobbers as
heretofore they deal direct with local
| trade. They have all the work on hand
! that they can attend to.
Thomas Rooms, who deyotes some
of his time to the drover business, it is
said, had the misfortune to lose twelve
/ fine hogs through hog cholera, within
the very recent past. Mr.. Koous has a
lot of hogs which are also said to be
suffering with disease.
Mr. Kurtznabe, of Harrisburg, was
the guest of Zion's Reformed Sunday
school, last Sunday, where he made a
very interesting address. Mr.. Kurtz-
nabe is the representative of "A publish
ing house and will supply the Sunday
school with new-hymn books.
Milton Trainer aud family. of
Bankway, has moved to South Easton
where they will make their future
home. Milt was formerly employed
with the Lehigh Wagon Works, but is
now with the Valley Company, doing
; fine decorating on passenger cars.
The Kings Daughters of Earnest
, Workers circle, will meet as usual the
I.n.,V.I Mn laV ,F A., .l.s A
will be Mar. 9, at the home of Mis-,
Laura Seidle. All members are earnest
5 ly requested to be present as the an
nual election of officers is to taxi
place.
The Lehigh Wagon Company. lin
tied, on Saturday last shipped to New
York city, the first lot of delivery wa
CONS, in the recent order of fifty. Tn,
wagons were handsome specimens 0
S mechanical skill and we Opine, couldn'
e be beat anywhere for complete excel
\ lenCe,
q OF the several churches of tn
Evangelical Anti Bowman faith whic
{ contributed to the missionary fund G
o that association we find that Lehighto
# led as this will show: Slatington: j. |
. Miller ,Sl34.57; Parryville: J. X. Sey
. lIlls Tbdsbls A4tl llk lAAhus a. W. DhillklNt
l. $40; Mauch Chunk: G.. o. Sweiger
d sl75S5.
a, AT the session of conference of III
j. Bowman Evangelicals at Reading lai
Ia week the following applicants wei
licensed to preach the gospel accorC
d ing TO the Evangelical doctrin
IA Andrew Shiye, salesman. in Charles
IN Rhoads, general store. north Fir
- Hanpv Tatt-t .I5g ,g t,,,.,,
~ j. W. Boyer, of Big Creek
~ owen Rehrig is now in busine
ry for himself, after twelve years co-paI
uership rs Rehrig X Acker hou,
painters and paper hangers. NJ
Rehrig has had twenty-five years e
,ir perience aud his work speaks Tor
self. He Intends to employ only fir,
a. class mechanics and wants an oppC
ed tuuity to do your work. Look up VIII
ne he tells you elsewhere in this paper.
Mr.. c. o. Schirer, of the Ziou's I
N. formed Sunday school, who is great
"a interested ia Sabbath school work, "
'e make an effort to organize and ha
MS orchestral music for the Reform
ali school. This is no new innovation; t
ON leading Sunday schools aud churct
=, in the large cities have long ma
~ music a special feature. We hope \
lle Schirer will be successful in the 4
nation of the feature in Ziou's
formed Sunday school.
Inc -Lehighton's new borough couu
H. will organize at the office OF the pr
ent secretary ON Monday evening. I
nd new members of council are Will
the Koch, j. f. Moulthru' %, B, j. Runtl,
he o. kuntz and Jos. lsuman. The h
Ivh over members are ] s, Koch, l.
Heldt, }, l.. Gable aud HI. Il. Sua
.sst The board will stand Democrats 4
nix . hepuolleahs, a secretary soilel'