The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-10-14

Hollis Mauch Chunk Jewelry Store
is the place to find a fine selection of
the most beautiful goods ever pro-
dueed. II you want something choice
this is the place to find it at a reason
able price.
William Werner is having his host
lery on top of the Mahoning mountain
on the road leading to East Penn, i'm
proved and beautified on the interior,
For the accommodation of parties he
is putting up a commodious dance hall
The painting and paper hanging is
being artistically executed by Owen
Rehrig and his corps of experienced
workman.
The Volunteer Fire Organization
of WeaJherly will on Thursday, Oct
10 tn, hold their first annual parade.
The parade will take place at 3 O'Clock,
after which their new engine house aud
rooms will be formally opened. A grand
reception will be held in the evening,
to which all the fire departments of the
surrounding counties havebeen invited
A delegation of Lehigh Fire Co., No. /
of town will attend.
In company with genial Michael
Losos, of the Crystal Palace Clothing
Hall, the editor enjoyed most delight
full drive through the Mahoning and
Lizard Creek valleys on last Sunday
stopping en- route at the splendid
country home of that well known
Democrat, John II. Miller, where we
were fed and entertained in his usual
hospitable manper. Through the
Lizard Creek Valley we met many old
friends.
The revival meetings being held
by the Mennonites in an open tent on
Third street continue to grow in re.
ligious interest and fervor. Last Sun.
day % converts were baptised in
the LehiRh river, just this side Of the
Mahoning siding. Over 1000 people
witnessed the exercises and there was
the greatest rejoicing. Trains were
prevented from running owing to the
mass of people blocking the tracks
Never such an outburst of faith was
witnessed here before.
W. Andrew Newhart and Wilson
8ander, representing Lehigh Lodge %.
B. Of r. r. T., called on Mrs Elsie Del
terline on Bankwsy early Monday
morning last and presented her with
check for $1,000, the amount due he
husband, Harry Ditterline, who was
member of the lodge. The sad dealt
of Mr.. Ditterline is too well remember
ed by our people to need repeating
Every roilroad man should be a mem
Der of the railroad organization both a
. a matter of duty 10 himself aud justic
to his family.
! The condition of the First NatioI
a al Bank as published by their reguls
quarterly statement appearing els
, where in this newspaper, proves Of Il
i further prosperity Of that excelleI
and we'll managed institution. II
individual deposits are sl53, ,s36. Is; su
u plus, SO COO; undivided profits, 1920
:, dividents unpaid, s4O5.OO. Notwltl
a standing the run made on many banl
= and the suspicious of distrust, never
- word Of fear has been expressed regar
, ing the standing and safety of the +
~ liable First national bank, Of which NJ
y John Il. semmel is the sagacious cas-
= ier.
The two mile bicycle race Of We
~ nesday had these entries: Al Green
- walt, Ed Zern, Jr., d. S. Book and
a. l. Hagerman, Of towns j. E. Peters al
- Alvin Snyder, Mahoning; Frank Fol
- wangler, Ashheld. Peters won {
Ol the gold medal and Foreman and Bo
Of followed Second and third priz
mt we're awarded the latter.