The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-01
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE


end, is on the sick list
Full line Of Ingram and Brussels |
carpets at Henry Schwartzs.
Mrs Chas. Schoch wants to sell
her Fourth street residence.
&c. b. NJ. Stocker. of the {. W. will
move into the Hoiacher block i'm the
f. w.
All kinds of books and fine station
cry al Luckeubach's, Mauch Chunk.
DIR. o. w. Snyder, our popular
veterinary surgeon, drives a new fast
horse.
-Liveryman Charles Harding has
added "A handsome eight year old bay
horse TO his live stock.
Joseph Del1rehu, of the {. w., who
has been severely indisposed for some
| days is said to be gradually improving.
Fine free lunch will be served at
! W. A. Peters restaurant on saturday
evening.
Just make it a point to see David
/ Ebbert when you want a team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices.
The new bell of the Catholic
church was blessed on Sunday. The
exercises were a very interesting chara-
cter.
| A young girl is wanted at Miss
Alvenia Graver's millinery store to
learn the millinery business.
The auditors of the Carbon County
/ Industrial Society met on Tuesday
and adjusted the finances of the com
/ pany.
When you want to pay a high
price for piano or organ, go to Allen
| town, Bethlehem or Easton, but buy
/ from A. Il. Snyder, if you wish TO save
| from one to two hundred dollars.
-Tobaccouist l. s. Koch is the new
owner of "trotter" just bought from
/ Messrs. Frank Obert, Chas. Brnkmau
and Rob. HeberliRg. The animal is
said to have great speed.
-Elgin, Waltham. Hampden, Dueber,
/ Rockford, Illinois, Columbus and Non
magnetic watches Our large stock and
low prices cannot be matched in this
section. f. II, Hohl, the Mauch ChuBk
. leweler.
Joseph German. of the f. w., was
out on Monday after a long illness,
superinduced by la grippe Mr.. Ger.
mans many friends hope soon TO see
him in the full enjoyment of former
health
If you want to buy parlor clock.
go where you can see an assortment
and save money. See f. II. Hohl, the
Mauch Chunk jeweler, and you will
agree with us that it is to your interest
to purchase from him.
Mr.. Cochran, of Second street. who
recently purchased fiHe building lot
on Mahoning street from Ferdinand
Freisch, contemplates the erection of a
cozy dwelling house during the com
ing summer.
By getting measured for a suit or
pants at Sondheim's Tailoring Hall.
Mauch Chunk. You will get perfect
fit, latest style of goods aud can save
33 per cent. on every dollar.
The talk through the Lehigh
Valley is, How can A. f. Snyder, sell
high grade pianos at two hundred
dollars. Well, he does it Just the same.
And can sell good Upright for $4,000
Senator VIM. Rapsher, of Mauch
Chunk, has purchased all the frame
work of the old court house and the
same has been csrted to this place and
} placed On his lot near the Valley rail
road. lie will build house it is said
The Valley Company evidently
thinks that it is not necessary for
guard gates or a watchman to be
placed at the crossing on north Main
Lane. Some day there will be an ac-
: cideut at that place and somebody will
have to pay the piper
Why don't Phillips get the McPhail
s Piano forMr. \. r. Phifer? Why don't
( Snyder buy New England Pianos from
T. Phillips Because he can buy from
r middle men, pay double freight charges
give ten dollar scarf, and a ten dol
lar stool and sell his 1925, for S22l. Is
it possible
e A flock of 30 or 40 ducks were on
- the mill dam at the south end last
, week and of this number Laf Sckoch
= got two with one shot George Horn
r fired iutO the lot but was unsuccessful
p and Alex Marsh followed suit. LAT is
4 one of the best shots in the Valley.
= A. Sell a Co, who recently launched
(, in the livery business in the second
y ward on Iron street. have addeda hand,
n some pair OF bays to their already eX
u cellent stock. The genial Tom who i,
= doing the business at the stables is d
Il hustler and is always ready to cater
" to the convenience of the people.
The new bell for the Catholi,
church on north Third street. will bl
4 rung for the first time on Easter. pro
It viding nothing unforeseen occurs. tn,
4, bell weighs 375 pounds The othe
I churches in town without bells are thu
IF Methodist, Evangelical and the Presby
4, terian edltice, used for worship 10y TIN
N Bowman Esher wing of the Evangeli
Ia Gals.
ID Borough Treasurer Straup was on
on Saturday for the first time i'm som
weeks Recently lac attended tn
funeral of the late Mrs. Reuben HarteI
at East Penn, where he contracted
severe cold and rheumatism which ha
pc kept him confined ever since. MI
p Straup is also the treasurer of tn
w. Lehlghtou Water Company and of tn
it Lehighton Cemetery.
ms A happy inspiration-the souveni
ia spoon, a remembrance; the longing @
OF the human heart through all ages T.
put your longing in concrete form
See +. Il. Hollis beautiful selection
Of just put on exhibit and You will be sur
.e to go away with a spoon, and She viii
It, be happy If YOU want an Easter gift
II. see us.
II. The annual grand opening a
spring and summer millinery at Mis-
Is Grayers popular millinery store. vii
take place on Saturday and contiuu
on Monday following, The assortmen
of seasOuable goods at Mrs. Graver'
At ecllpses all previous exhibits and on
el lady friends should be sure to see Il
sr M. J llartzell and family, q
Athens, Bradford county, are ue'
residents in the S. w., OCCUPYING part O
the double dwelling next TO Horn
'' Central Drug Store, on First stree
,' nr. tHrtlel has opened a harness stOI
h' and iS well equipped 20 meet all dl
~ mauds for goods in his line. Ne hor
o' She residence of sir. Hartzeu AN
nu family ia this town may be Ion
p.5 pleasant and prosperous
'ci The large frame building of Il
,l- Lehigh Stove Foundry located on n
,,r dats, directly between the stone bull
md ing used for moulding aud new fran
II, structure, is being razed and on /
site more c0mmodious building w
20 up iu order to increase the faciliu
of the shop, The company has all ii
work that it can possibly attend 10 an
'o is rapidly getting thar with both fe
n' under the excellent management of
st r Dickinson.
ned Mr.. and Mrs William e Ash han
S0mely entertained a number of the
friends at their Third street home
last Saturday evening, the occasion 1
-u. ing the seventh anniversary of the
%. marriage. Among those present weI
III. Mr and MIS-. IA. o.. kruuell, Mr aud Mrs. A
Ius-Ir CLAUS, Nlssr. MHn and EIla Ebhpft
lt towns Miss laura Butt. Ot AllgutuNui Miss &
c ml bower of Caia,auqua AIr Rulh, Nik
''i'r' N''''' Jones atd 'Au,s, oi fhha
..lu honor of Mrs. John Klotz the