The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-08
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.

IMPORTANCE
what Has Oceured IN this CITY During the
Week PertinentIy Epitomi1ed by Our
Special Reporters.
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
All kinds Of books and fine station
cry at Luckenbach's, Nauch Chunk.
Fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening.
Saturday a car load of Hersh
Heaters we're shipped TO Wilmington.
Delaware.
A young girl is wanted at Miss
Alvenia Graver's millinery store to
learn the millinery business.
just make it a point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
An infant child of Ed Polsgrove
and wife, of Norristown, was inferred
in the Lehighton cemetery on Friday
morning.
two weeks illness.
e. w. CIauss has purchased the
Valley House from the George Esch
estate. The Valley is one of our best
hotels.
Mrs. E. Hunsicker has purchased a
double frame dwelling house from the
Esch estate on lower BankwaY.
DR.. j G. Zern will build an addi,
tion to his pretty residence on the
corner of Third and Iron streets.
Councilman Isaman has built a
cozy veranda TO his dwelling on Third
street.
Aaron Haupt has sold his dwelling
house in the south end to John Auge,
who recently moved here from Mis-
Hollow.
Engineer Ben Bartolette, sold his
pretty Second street property to t. j.,
Harleman. and this week moved to
Sayre, Pa.
Horns soda water fountain will
fizz Saturday night for the first time
this season. The doctor uses only the
best rock candy svrups and finest fruit
tiavOrs.
DR.. f. |. Smith has purchased the
| Thomas Sell property on Bankway.
The doctor contemplates a number of
improvements through this purchase.
Moses Rex, Jr., the well-known
Ashfield butcher, got judgment against
Nelson Gabel for S465 and Henry
Zeigler for Sl8.16 in Beltz's First street
court on Monday.
Contrary to the report current
| that James Walp had disposed of his
stove store business to a party from
| the Nutmeg state, be will continue the
| business himself.
Aaron Krum is now in possession
of the Werner property on First street
recently purchased by him. He may,
later on, open store in the basement
of the building
Lewis Walck, who lately had the
Lehighton Land and Improvement
Company's farm, has taken possession
of the Fred Leuckel truck garden on
Mahoning street.
-Expressman AL. Hagerman, now
occupying Obert's fine store room on
First street, will soon take possession
of the building occupied by John
Hummel opposite the Opera House.
John Fl. Koons, of Allentown, who
has succeeded j. W. Raudenbush, de
ceased, at the first street liquor store
also handles a fine quality of bottlt
beer which he WHOLESALERS at very
reasonable rates.
Thomas Koons has located Fair
banks standard scales and an Office
building opposite the Lehigh bridge
on the Lehighlon side of the river
The eX-Sherif intends to go exten
sively into lime burning and retailing
coal
John Hauk's dog, Honest Max" il
making great speed these days. H,
was our ON the track one day recent!
and showed big improvement in hi
speed. "Honest Max" will no doub
show up at some of the county fair
next season.
Henry Graver who owns larg
tract of land in the south end, along tn
Mahoning Creek, on the road leading
to the old mill, lately destroyed by fire
is thinking of opening up along tn
line, large number of building lots
The location is first-elass and the idei
advisable
Herman Hager, of Second street
employed bv the Reading Company a
I PackertOn, fell from lumber pile oi
Monday morning while pursuing hi
, occupation, and sustained severe in
/ iuries. He was carried home by hi
father, Ferdinand Hager.
C. F. Mkller, of New Mahonin
| township, has taken possession of tn
valuable farm of the Lehighton Ian
ahd Improvement Company, on tn
west side, recently vacated by Levi
a Walck. Mr., Miller is a practical far
b mer and will no doubt make the farI
= pay. He will also establish mil
4 route.
n After an illness of only few day
2. with scarlet fever, Ida, the eleven yea
e old daughter of Joseph and Salend
y Nothstein, died Sunday at twelv
u o'clock. Interment was made on Tues
/, day afternoon in the Lehighton GENE
e terry, Rev, j. Ii. Kuder, paster of Trinit
II Lutheran Church, officiating at tn
last sad rites. Jennie, an older dauRt
Il ter, is also quite i'll with the same dis
a ease.