The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-12

now exhibited by E. II. Hohl, the Mauch
Chunk Jeweler.
What is the use of much talk. Our
large stock of mems and boys suits
must be sold regardless of cost. We
offer you mems suits at Sc, IS, and $40,
worth double the money. Boys suits
from 75c up at the One Price Star
Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Frank Weinland was elected a dele
gate to the Fireman's State Convention
at Butler, next month to represent Lee
high Fire Co., Mol, of this town. w.
S. Benninger is the alternate.
John IL. Koons has added a fine
new safe to his office furniture.
The Haymakers of Allentown will
picnic in Linderman's beautiful grove
in this town during the latter part of
this month.
Read John II. Rooms new adver-
tisement. Mr.. Koons win make spe-
cialty of fine bottled liquors and Mil
waukee beer.
On Sunday evening Rev. A. NJ
Mehrkam, of Columbia, will preach in
Trinity Lutheran church this city.
All are cordially invited.
The members of the Lutheran and
Reformed Sunday schools will enjoy
their annual picnic at Glen Onoko on
next Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Arner, relict of the late
David Arner, has been suffering for
some with a severe attack of rheuma-
tism. She is somewhat improved now
to the joy of her many friends. Mrs.
Arner is "a years of age.
-Prettiest collection of fine gold
rings studded with the most popular
gems in the market at E. II. Hollis,
auch Chunk Jewelry Store.
School children who have left
themselves grow rusty and have mis-
laid their books and states want to
hustle up these little necessary articles
for our public schools will open on
Monday the 2sth instant.
Quite a number of Lehighton
people we're at the station last Satur-
day morning to take in the excursion
to Lake HopatconR, N. j., when they
we're Notified that it had been postpon-
ed indefinitely. There was ne kicking,
Oh. mol
Gold watches for ladies and gentle
men at paices that are very low for
high grade goods at Il. H. Hollis
Mauch Chunk.
Don't worry about hard times when
we can make you an all-wool suit to
order for Sl5, worth $50. Our prices
have been cut in two on all goods for
the next 80 days only at the One Price
Star Clothing Hall, opposite the C. r.
r. station, Mauch Chunk. We can save
you lots of money by giving us call.
-Fredrick Hummel gave bail in
squire Beltz's court on Monday to
answered the charge of (. and b. at the
next term of court an oath of Mary
Lechle. Both parties are frsm James.
town. John Stuckley is the bailee in
the sum of $500.
$500 bail is the amount that Milton
Harp is under TO answer before court
the charge of f, and b. preferred by
EmmrEbberts, of town. Henry Wagner
wentHarps bail.
Frank Whitaker had william
Zettlemoyer in Beltz's court Of Justice
on Monday to answer the charge of
trespass and damage. The star-eyed
goddess weighed the evidence and
Zettlemoyer got it in the neck for sl5..
81 Both parties are from Franklin
township.
Mrs. Ehnger and children. of
Philadelphia, are guests of Daniel
Baltzer and family on north First sreet
The Steadman-Lentz tract of
land, recently purchased by them from
the Valley Company, includes the Old
Heilman mil site and water power, and
it is said that these facilities for mann.
facture will soon De taken ADVANTAGE
of. The land will be laid out In streets
and a factory of some kind will in all
probability be erected that will give
employment to a large number of men
The location is most excellent one
The store room in Obert's buiIding
lately occupied by Expressman Haper.
man, has undergone numerous inn
provement during the past few weeks
and among them has been the repaint
ing Of the building a beautiful blacl
and gold. The painting was done b,
| o, +. Acker and its excellence Is ,
great credit to the genial Frank who is
one of the best painters in this town
The store room will be occupied by
Losos a Bro, Of Tamaqua, dealers in
ready made clothing aud gents furnish
ings.
Mrs. Al Ourling gave a delight
tul lawn party last Friday evening il
honor Of the Misses Bossard. accom-
lished young ladies of Stroudsburp
The grounds on the corner Of Thir,
and Alum streets we're beautifully ar
ranged for the occasion. Fanc,
oolored chinese lanterns liz up tn,
scene with artistic coloriug. The usus
pleasures were happily INDUCED in an,
aud an elegant luncheon was eryed
The affair was one of the most pleasan
social events of the season. All Of Le
hightons popular young people wer
present.