The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-06-03
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.

Fine toilet paper at Gabel's.
An kinds of books and fine station
cry at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
-Raser's Root Beer Extract-The
Purest.
Just make 1t point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Musical College.-The summer term
opens July oath, in Vocal and Instru-
mental Music. For catalogues address
Henry b. Moyer, Freeburg, Pa. 81
The original Root Beer Extract is
Raser's.
Window and door screens in big
assortment at Gabel's Lehighten.
Rye Whiskey, s1.5O per gallon Mat
Martins Liquor Store, Mauch Chunk.
Baby coaches from Sc upwards at
Gabel's Hardware store.
Frank P. Semmel will have his
pleasant home on Second street i'm
proved by the painters.
VIM. Schoch, Valley railroader,
living on Fourth street, is quite seri-
ously ILL.,
w. A. Newhart, of Third street is
reported seriously ill with typhoid
fever.
-Charles Weinland, of Fourth street
is quite seriously ILL.,
L. o. j. Strauss, of First street, is
confined to the house with an attack of
typhsid malarial.
"A new awning is an improvement
at Clark's Central House.
1t is the talk that the bicyclists Of
of this town and Weissport may at an
early day organize themselves into a
bicycle club. There are dozen
wheels In the two towns-enough to
form first-class club.
John S. Lentz is preparing to lay a
substantial stone walk along his pro-
perty on Alum street.
DO you want Scotch Brnhma or
White Plymoth Rock eggs for setting
purposes II. A. Beltz sells 13 for 60
cents. 81.
"A beautiful collection of the new.
est goods suitable for a commence
ment gift for a small cost at E. IL.
HOhl's Mauch Chunk jewelry storr.
From the Freeland Tribune we
learn that Charles Raudenbush, son
of Postmaster Raudenbush, Of this
town, has removed to Philadelphia.
The numerous friends in this town
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Deifenderfer,
now of Weatherly, will be pleased to
learn that bright little son has been
presented to them.
Sneak thieves forced their way
into Miller's planning mill Sunday
night. This mill has been robbed a
dozen times. This time all the tools
and knives laying around loose were
pOcketed.
Persons indebted to James Walp
lately doing business as Tinsmith and
Plumber, in this town, are requested
to call at the old stand, and pay the
same to Swartz Bros, and receive Their
receipts.
One of the many handsome GOLD
watches +. II. Hohl, the Mauch CHUNK
jeweler, is now displaying would make
a very elegant commencement gift
Price and see them.
Martin Luther Glasser, of town, i,
employed by Contractor Eaches. Mon
day he was working in the neighbor
hood of Geise's look when he had tn,
misfortune to cut his thumb on hi
left hand clean off below the nail.
, We regret to chronicle the deatl
of George Raymond, the eight montl
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Diehl
Of Second street. Death occurred OIL
Sunday. Interment was made Wed
nesday, Rev Miller, of the Evangelical
congregation officiating at the last sa,
rites.
Everett d Honchen, contractor
and builders, will erect new dwelling
for the following people: NJ. Long
, kamerer, Fourth street; Sallie an,
Annie Raudenbush, Iron street; AaroI
Haupt, Bride street, and David Purcell
Mauoh Chunk. They give employ
ment TO fourteen men.
w. b. Ritter took possession of tn
Royal Palace Cafe last Saturday ever
ing. Arion Cornet Band was presen
+ and rendered excellent music, and a
who dropped in were royalty received
BILLY" is a jolly good fellow and
r bound TO make hosts of friends.
F After an indisposition of man
!. weeks, Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer, died o
IS Sunday at the ripe old age OF 70 year
4. Interment was made on Tuesday. On
II daughter, Mrs. Henry Kostenbader,
IS Scranton, survives. The husband
q the deceased, the late Isaac Moye
. . met tragic death some years ago
II failing into the Lehigh river.
in We note with feelings Of the dee
St est sympathy for those bereaved, Il
death Of Mrs. Craig, OF Wilkesbarr
i daughter TO Mr., and Mrs. Robe
d Walp, of Eirst street, this town. 1
N NJ terment was made in the cemetery
AZ this place on Thursday afternoon, Re
OF Miller, of the Evangelical congregatiC
~ officiating. Deceased was MARI,
= about year ago aud an infant chi
nj and husband survive.
on William Waterbor, fomerly oftoy
but who, for some time was in 4
merchant tailoring business at Bang,
lat Pa, is now IN New York state. It
lit said here that Mr., WaterDor met wi
as unfortunate reverses in the late bu
ne ness which compelled him TO close o
ay his clothiRg store Ii this be true,
b hope VIII win soon be on top again.
During the absence Of DR.. Ze
who, with his wife, is attending the q
"A. nual meeting of the National Railw
les, Surgeons Association in session
The Omaha, Nebraska, DR.. W. L. Kutz,
in Weissport, will give his careful att,
th tion TO the doctors practice. All p
sons requiring his services who lel
notice with Ed Zern will be promp
an. attended to.