The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-09-30
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.

NJ. Losos q Co., Oberts Block.
Fine teams for all purposes at tn
South End Livery.
Go to NJ. Losos & Co., for childrer
suits.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
Fashionable clothing for every
body at NJ. Losos & Co., Oberts Block
M. Losos & Co, have full line o.
latest styles hats aud caps.
just make it point to see DaviC
Ebbert when you want a team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Carbon county fair, October II, 1.
and 10.
james P. Smith, of Second street
continues quite seriously i'll with ner
vous prostratiOn. His host of friends
in this town and throughout the
county hope for his spe dy recovery &c
perfect health.
Assessor Samuel Seller, of the
third ward is on the sick list. He has
been confined to the house for the past
two weeks.
Read the new advertisement of Jos
Isenman in to days paper. Mr.. Isen.
man will open his new store, corner Of
3rd and Coal streets, next Tuesday, and
solicits a share of the public patronage
We are clearing out our spring
stock of wall paper at greatly reduced
prices to make room for new goods
You can save money by calling on E, F.
Luckenbach, Maueh Chunk.
H. S. Deemer, of Mauch Chunk,
who was foreman of the Hersh Furnace
Works in this town for some years, is
in the plumbing business for himself
in the former place. He has resigned
his position in this town.
in some mysterious manner big
gray horse owned by Aaron Krum, of
First street, sustained a fracture of
the right hind leg on last Saturday
night. To put it out of its misery the
animal was shot. John Hauk was lord
high executioner.
The inimitable jeff Rehrig, son of
Moses Rehrig, of town, is now in Utah,
and be writes home that business in
that far away land is dull.
%. Frank Acker, our well-known
house painter, has the contract to
paint the handsome new residence of
DR.. Kistler which is located on Mahon-
ing street.
Councilman William Koch sus-
tanned very serious injury to his left
hand one day last week. He was using
chisel at some work when that in
strument come in contact with his
hand, cutting cash into the bone.
Mrs. VIM. Vert, dPSeventh street,
is convalescing from a recent serious
illness TO the great pleasure of her
family and friends.
We are pleased to state that Boro.
ugh treasurer Straup is recovering
from late illness.
&C. b. Greenawalt, of Second steet
who suffered paralytic stroke some
weeks ago,was out. for the first time on
Sunday. His many friends hope for
his speedy and complete recovery.
-Married-On Saturday afternoon
by Rev. j. H. Kuder, at his residence
VIM. +, Nothstein to Miss Lena r
Gasell, both of Lehighton.
Henry Mearhof dropped into our
sanctum one day this week and in,
formed us that the accusation made by
his wife that he had threatened to kill
her had not nor could not be proven
We suppose that settles it,
Miss Minerva e. Laub, once of this
town, but now of Wilkesbarre, was
married at Phillipsburg, n. j., on the
10th inst. to John j. Ryan, of the
former town. Mrs. Ryan Is a daughter
OF the late Aaron Laub. Her many
friends here tender warm congratula.
tions.
The board of school directors will
meet in regular monthly session at the
residence of President Mccormick, on
Second street next Monday evening.
The regular monthly meeting OF
town council will be held at the office
OF Secretary Bower on next Tuesday
evening.
-"Boss" Clauss, David Ebbert and
David kreamer We're squirrel shooting
last Friday afternoon and succeeded in
bagging a dozen of the little fellows.
The members of the Germania
Sangerbund will enjoy their annual
outing at Sehinkie's place, Pine Run.
on October lst.
-Drs. Reigel & Cole, the well-known
specialist in all diseases of the eve
throat, nose, &c, will be at the Valley
House, on Bankway, Tuesday and Fri,
day of each week.
George Clauss, OF the Valley House
is telling his intimates how he sang Sc
sweetly to a certain maiden that il
brought food of tears TO her eyes
Poor, dear thing, we don't blame her
some of the songs that George sing,
would make statue weep,
Homer Adams, OF town, has left tn,
Boynton Furnace Co, of New York. a.
designing engineer, and will make hil
home ia the future with his mother OF
First street. He will give his attention
to contracting for hot water apparatui
and in this particular he is nov
engineering an extensive job at Tama
qua.
"A mandolin and guitar club is
new organization in this town whicl
Will meet in the basement under tn
Opera House after it has been fitted III
suitably. The members are Harr
Laufer and Oliver Follweiler. mande
lines; Wilson Frantz and Harry Grave
guitars.
"A, E. Sehaffer, of Rookport, ha
entered the half mile bicycle race I
come off on the fair grounds Thursda
afternoon, October l2. There have a
ready been large number Of entire
and the indications are that the bicyol
races will be one OF the most interest
ing features of the fair,
The Allentown Item on Monds
gives us this information. Mrs. job
Blose had her husband arrested fc
forging her name 10 a check for s8 o
The check was on the Second Nation,
Bank of Mauch Chunk The Blose
are old Lehighton folks. John Is no
under bail People here put vei
little stock in the accusation again