The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-11
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MOBE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE

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Insure all in your family in the
/ Prudential.
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
Frank zahn, of Second street, is
out after a long Illness,
All kinds of books and fine station
cry at Luckenbachs, Mauch Chunk.
Fine free lunch will be served at
W. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening.
George Euzian the popular and
successful north end store keeper,
drives handsome new bay horse.
Go to c. A. Harding's livery on
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals
Lowest prices
We regret to note the very serious
illness of DIR. w. G. NJ Seiple,. of Sou tn
street and echo the earnest wish of his
many friends for speedy recovery.
Landlord Zach Hon, of the Man
sion House, has purchased the pretty
dwelling on north First street, oc-
cupied recently by his mother, the late
Mrs. HON.
Our Hickory boys suits will not
rip, and are the latest patterns, and are
sold 33 per cent, cheaper at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk than elsewhere.
John b. Blose, formerly of town,
who is doing business on North Sixth
street, Allentown, was burned out last
week but is now doing business again
at the old stand.
School director, Daniel Wieand, of
Iron street, fell and fractured his left
arm below the elbow, while walking
down Broadway, Mauch Chunk, last
Thursday afternoon.
Nj. L, TreXler, carriage and wagon
builder last week sold three wagons
and several carriages, He intends to
make number of important improve.
ments in his business this spring.
1t is the intention of the Overseers
of the Poor of this town to place the
various small boys and girls out with
reliable parties who will indenture
them, and see to their bringing up.
Jolly jacob Huber, the lightning
tonsorial artist with Franz Roederer,
the barber, is out since last Friday,
following two weeks illness with
rheumatism at his home in East Nauch
Chunk
j, H. Koons, the new proprietor of
the Raudenbush liquor store, is in
Hubert, Ohio, and may not return for
some weeks. During his absence the
genial James H. Esch is in charge of
the business.
The building now occupied by the
Weller liquor store and by DR.. A. S.
Rabenold as an Office, is to be consider
ably enlarged and very much improved
in the very near future in order to
facilitate the large business.
Our young friend @. H. HON, is at
the Mansion House, where he continues
indisposed. He is attended by DR.. w,
G.. NJ. Seiple, of South street, and it is
sincerely hoped that under his care,
Mr. HON will be restored to health.
The Evangelical congregation of
the anti Bowman pursuasion, have APP
propriated S225 as missionery money
1893. This amount will be raised 10y
collections, etc. Mauch Chunk will
contribute 500, and Lansford. $50,
There was very pleasant carpet
rag party at the home oGRev. J. II, and
Mrs Kuder on Fourth street, last
Thursday evening at which large
portion of the female members of the
Lutheran congregation were present.
DIR. Kistler of Montzyille, is after
the pretty HON dwelling on Third
street now occupied by Mr. Drucken-
miller, 1t is the purpose of the doctor
to retire from active practise and to
take up residence in this lively little
town.
Miss Gushing, who taught one of
our primary schools, and resigned dur
J ing the holidays, is now teaching at
Johnstown, where she is meeting with
success, while at the same time her
salary is largely increased. This will
be very gratifying news TO her friends
here.
%. f. Acker, formerly of Rehrig &
: Acker, will continue in the house paint
| ing business. Frank has had quar-
ter Of century of experience and, as
{ in the past, so in the future, will CON
, tinue 10 handle the brush with his
, usual proficiency
r There will be a very interesting en-.
: tertainment in the Opera House on
5 Monday evening, April 3, under the
auspices of the St. Peter an1 Paul's
Catholic church very interesting
program is in course Of arrangement
o for the occasion The admission is Is
and % cents.
81 Jacob Bibighaus of fourth street,
is in the house with badly bruised
S leg, He is a carpenter and for some
'- time past has been working at the new
Coalport schutes. This accident hap
e pened by his leg being caught between
e two lOxl2 inch timbers. We hope to
see the genial Jacob about s5on.
# They are keeping ~ ,heir old and
b we'll earned record for proficiency at
the Obert Pork Packing Establishment
Il Monday they killed, dressed ana had
a ready for shipment 40 hogs in less
than Il hours. The average for kill
y ing and having ready for shipment on,
y hog is three quarters of a minute
or Miss Minnie Freudenberger, re
4 Gently teacher of the Jamestown publ,
h school. but now of Tamaqua, the Re
g. corder, of the latter town says: "Misi
h Minnie Freudenberger has been con
IN fined TO her home the past week with
1t nervous prostration She is convalesc
ing now and will soon be about again
il Miss Freudenberger was preparing t,
le take scientific course at the Kutz
ne town Normal School aud il Is to bl
ie hoped that her present indispositioI
.e win not deter her intentions. IL 4
said that she has an inclination TO study
law. II she should choose IL as he
le profession we doubt not that she woul,
ie attain more than ordinary distinction
.r among her sex as an exponent o
blackstone"
- Every few weeks we hear of SOM
ne people being defrauded by uscrupul
a Gus agents who represent some new in
of surauce company, which proves uure
Az liable and worthless after Investigation
Why this should be So we cannot an
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