The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-29
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.
what Has Occurred IN this CITY During the
Week PsrtiAsntly EPitsmissd by Our


what Has Occurred IN this CITY DurinE the
Week Psrtiasntly EPitsnirsd by Our
Special Rsportsrn.
Toilet paper at Gabol's.
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
Good, strOng, best quality Ham
mocks at Gabsl's, Lohighton.
Full line Of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Rye Whiskey, el50 per gallon at NJ.
Martins Liquor Store, Mauoh Chunk.
DIR. o. W. Snyder drives a pair OF
mustangs that were formerly wned by
DIR. Zern.
-Wsntsd-At the Hosiery Mil, or
good girls. Good wages and steady
work. Apply at once.
Just make it . point to see David
Ebbert whom you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Window and door screens in big
assortment at GRbel's Lehighten.
Family washing taken and done in
the best manner. Mrs. james Bennett,
cor. 4th and Iron streets.
DIR. JIG. Zern drives a handsome
bay horse, secured from A. Sell & Co.,
proprietors of the South End Livery.
Sell 4 Co, livermsa, drive a fine
black horse just purchased from DR..
o. W. Snyder.
Henry GrRVer is putting things in
trim preparatory 10 putting his brick
yard in operation for the season.
Ed G. ZeFn has sold handsome
Columbia bicycles 70 Hugh MeAniffe,
Of town, and Central Operator Roberts.
of Parryville.
Robert and James KlotE will build
a double frame dwelling house on south
Second street.
John Baily bought a ine lot on
Seventh street from Samuel Seller last
week and contemplates, at an early
day, to erect q cozy home.
William Vert has just purchased a
fine building lot on Seventh street from
james Walp. win oontemplates build
ing himself home before long.
Herman Hager, Of Second street,
who was injured at Psckertou some
weeks ago, is able to be about again.
Moses Rehrig has resigned the
agency of the United States Insurance.
Company for this district.
-Arion Cornst Band was out Mon
day evening and rendered Restaur.
anteur W. A. Peters = delightful finale
serenade. wills OOntsmplates retiring
from business at an early day.
George Diehl has the contract to
erect 3 new two-story frame store
building for ]. H. Koons, on the site of
his present liquor store, on First street
The old structure will be demolished.
Have you seen the new bonnet (,
No l have had suOh bad headache Of
Of late, and been so bilious that could
net go out-remedy-Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills.
Misses Sallis and Annie. RAudsn-
bush have secured q valuable and
pleasantly located lot from DR.. WV.
Reber on Iron street, and contemplate
the erection of a comfortable home on
that thoroughfare.
"A pretty iron fcnee encloses the
handsome residence Of N. Heilman on
the corner Of Third and Alum street.
The fence was manufactured by Peters
Bros of the Eagle Fence Works,
Deibertsville, Lehigh county.
-Zion's Reformed congregation have
appointed the following building com
mittee; Joseph Obsrt, VIM. Montz,
Howard SeAboldt, George Kemsrsr and
r. l. KoOns. The intention is TO build
an addition to the present editioe on
Second street.
Painter Frank Wsinland, Of town,
has just completed the contract for
painting a number Of passenger coach
es on the Switehback Railroad. The
excellence Of the work shows Frank to
be good artist.
Henry Schwartz, the well.known
furniture dealer on First street, will
soon greatly improve the interior of
his large and handsome business place.
To make the outside correspond in ap-
pearance he will also lay q fine flag
stone pavement. Henry is a hustler
and is getting thar with both feet.
The Springfield Daily Republican
of recent date says: "Supsrinten.
dent Ballet has received the eompli-
ment of being asked by the school
board of New York city to investigate
the defects of the schools, and recon.
mend practical measures for improve
ment. He spent three days in the task
this week."
The new directors and officers Of
the Enterprise and Enterprise No. .,
Building and Loan Association, OF town
are Philip Miller, presidents T. A. Sny-
der, secretary; W. H. Montz, treasurer;
t. A. Snyder, solicitor; directors, R. L.
koons, W. A. SchinkiS. A. W. Rauden-
bush, John Peters, j. F. Moulthrop, and
Joseph Fenner. The following gentle
men were elected auditors: ]. Il. Sem
mel, F. P. Lentz ond q. ]. BrOtnOy.