The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-10-07

Zine 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 N. Losos & Co., Oberts Block
M. Losos Il Co., have full line o.
latest styles hats and caps.
just make it a point to see Davic
Ebbert when you want team for busi
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
Carbon county fair, October Il, 1.
and 13.
School supplies furnished to Schoo
Boards at the lowest wholesale price.
get our price on any line of supple.
b. +. Luckenbach.
Thomas Trothaway, of the third
ward, has purchased building lot on
south Third street, and will build g
eozy residence.
The Carbon county Fair next
week.
Samuel Seller of the third ward
continues seriously i'll.
Miss Bertha Farren, of south Third
street has accepted a position with
Rishel, Lehighton's popular and sue.
cessful photographer.
The "check" system has been
abolished at Roederer's tonsorial saloon
The Prohibitionists of Carbon and
Monroe counties have nominated E. H.
Nichols, Of Wilkesbarre for President
Judge. This makes four candidates in
the field.
beautiful new effects in fall and
winter millinery at Miss Alvenia
Graver's millinery store.
Don't buy hats or bonnets, ladies.
until you see the newest and prettiest
effects for the seasons wear at Miss
Graver's popular millinery store.
Pretty millinery effects at the very
lowest prices at Miss AlYenia Graver's
millinery store.
The stockholders of the Lehighton
Hosiery Mill will elect new directors
Friday evening.
Aaron Krum owns Jonathan Kis-
tiers "sircus horse"
Tickets for free portraits at Rishels
gallery are good until December 1893.
George Kipp is doing the honors as
bar tender at the always popular Car
bon House.
Constable Ed Raworth will help to
make the fair big success next week
by exhibiting a four pound potato and
cabbage that measures eighteen inches
in diameter,
Town council met in regular and
in adjourned session on Tuesday and
Wednesday evening at the office of the
secretary Considerable miscellaneous
business was transacted among which
were resolutions for the framing of
ordinances to grade streets, &c.
-Chesapeak Bay OYsters-Cheap.
Fine Oysters only 80 cents per quart,
fish, fruits, &C. VIII. Oswald's wagon.
Lehighton and Weissport every day.
Mahoning Wednesdays and Saturdays
afternoon.
-Wesincerely regret being unable to
to report much improvement in the
condition Of James P. Smith, of the
first ward, who is still seriously i'll.
Prof. c. j. Walters is indefatiqable
in his efforts to make the Lehighton
public schools the best in the county.
lie has added to the many branches
now being taught in the grammar and
high school the subject of drawing.
The public schools will very likely
be closed on Thursday of next week to
allow everybody to attend the fair.
A person much interested in the fol
lowing local events has made this re.
port to our office. From March 27
until the 3Oth of September Lehighton
has been visited by twenty seven
travelling musicians, embracing the old
organ grinder and monkey, the little
German band, bag pipe and bears and
orchestra.
Rev. L. II Kistler, of Allentown
Will preach in Ebenezer Evangelical
church on next Sunday morning and
evening. The services will be English
all day. All are cordially invited.
An effort is making to organize a
choir in the first ward. Those who are
at the head OF it are Geo. Clauss and
Benz Losos. Some of the songs are
"After the Ball" and "He will never
wander from his own fire-side."
William Kern, of Slatington, who
was teller at the First National Bank,
in this town, some years ago when W.
W. Bowman was cashier Of that insti
tuition, has just been elected cashier of
the White Haven Savings Bank at the
latter place.
Henry Nicholas is being kept
posted by Il. Webster Clauss and
'Blackie" Schwartz as to the route they
pursue in the wild and woolley west.
The boys are expected home in few
days,
The Hersh Furnace Company,
working only three days a week for
some time past, on Monday started up
full blast. The company have all the
work on hand that they can attend to
for some months to come. This is an
evidence Of genuine improvement il
trade which we believe will now con
tinue.
Miss Emma Fortwangler, of Second
street, has become student in the
popular American Business College
Allentown, where she will take a
course in stenography, &c.
The following program will be re.
cited at the regular meeting of the
Luther Union in Trinity Evangelical
church on Saturday evening, l4th
Instant; Opening exercises, GRANVILLE
Rehrig; recitation, Matte Helm; selec-
ton, Ella Ebbert; dialogue, members
of socistyi solo, Nan Shuler, selection,
Mary Rehrig; recitation, Bessie Noll;
exercise In spelling OF bible words;
chorus, by members Of the Society.
Al are cordially invited to attend.
Harness, Biankets. sc.
Milton FloFy, Weissport, has a large
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