The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-06-24
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOCAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.

-tlne teams Tor all purposes at the
South End Livery.
All kinds of books and Rne station
cry at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Window and door screens at J. L.
Gabel's.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels
carpets at Henry Schwartz's.
-Rasers Root Beer Extract-The
Purest.
Just make it point to see David
Ebbert when you want a team for bust
ness or pleasure. Lowest prices
The original Root Beer Extract is
Rasers.
Great variety of rubber hose for
sale at lowest prices at Gabel's.
Rye Whiskey, s1.5O per gallon Mat
Martins Liquor Store, Mauch Chunk.
-Raser's Root Beer superior to all
others.
Rye Whiskey, sl.5O per gallon, at
M. Martins Liquor Store, Mauch
Chunk, Pa.
Buy Raser's Root Beer TO make
healthful, refreshing bevrage. Sold
everywhere.
Big reduction in baby coaches at
j. L. Gabel's.
Pure Paris Green at lowest price
at Gabel's.
The commencement exercises of
the graduating class of our high school
in the Opera House Friday evening
gives every promise of great interest
and should be largely attended by our
townspeople. A small admission is be-
ing charged to defray the expenses of
the hall.
-Clauss & Bro, popular merchant
tailors, have had the front of their
well-known establishment artistically
repainted.
The well-known American House
on north First street have added a
fine cash register to their sample room
fixtures.
The annual election for nine di-
rectors of the Lehighton Water Com
pany will be held in Gabel's Hall on
the evening of the second Monday in
July.
The Central Railroad Company
have macadamized the thorOughfare
leading from First street to their
station at the north end. The improve
ment is a good one.
Frank p. Semmel is ION the road"
for the Lehighton Hosiery Mill, and is
meeting with a fair share of success.
The Lehighton Mill, under the manage
ment of Mr.. John Yost, who is practi-
cal and experienced hosiery man, are
manufacturing quality and style of
hose that can not be touched by com
petitOrs for genuine excellence.
"A curb has been laid along the
VIM. Seaboldt property on Iron street.
Annie Snyder, of town, was arrested
last week by Sheriff Webb on the
charge OF malicious slander preferred
by MRS. Charles Hill, of Weissport,
and placed in Jail in default of bail.
She was confined until Saturday when
High Constable Raworth gave his bond
for $500 and she was released
A beautiful turtle dove owned by
Father Sauer, of Third street, escaped
from the house on Monday. Father
Sauer will suitably reward anyone who
finds the bird and returns it to him.
Mamie Strauss, of Mahoning street
gave pleasant party to her many
little friends on Monday afternoon, the
occasion of her ninth birthday ami
versarY.
Seven new machines have been
added to Miller's planning mill.
The many improvements to A. X
Miller's saloon and residence are near
ing completion.
Painter Frank Weinland, who is
an adept in handling the brush and in
mixing colors has these jobs on hand
the residence of f. P, Semmel, Aaron
Haupt and Krum Il Kistler, in town
and j. Lewis Harleman, at Packerton
The case of George Buck, o.
Franklin, against j. f. Walck, of Littl,
Gap, for damage in Beltzs court, hai
been postponed until Saturday evening
John A. Peters is out again aftei
an illness Of some weeks.
a -sl0U0 will buy a fine all-wool sui
T at the One Price Star Clothing Hall
Mauch Chunk.
4 -FoR SALE.-A Fairbanks Standart
{ Platform Scale, capacity GOOU pound,
Apply to w. M. Rapsher, Mauch Chunl
4 or Ii. V. Mortimer, Jr., Lehighton.
IS After on illness with dropsy datin
Il back several months, Susanna, wife q
a Paul Eek, died at her home on mort
d First street, on Monday morning at tn
d age of 81 years. Interment was mad
q on Thursday, Rev. Miller officiating
II Five children survive.
lie We are in receipt of an invitatio
N 10 attend the first annual commencl
" y ment exercises of the Tobyhann
d Monroe county, high school, which 70
ls two years past has been ably preside
: over by our young townsman, Charlie
q A. Hauk. The graduating class, nun
bering seven in all, distinguishe
As themselves with great credit.
- John Seaboldt drives the prettie
{. double team Of bay horses in Il
III county. They We're purchased fro
N that well-known and reliable hor
"a dealer, George Snyder, of Allentown
e Mr., Seaboldt has also added a magnii
ly cent two seated carriage to his stab
III equipment.
"a Prof. c. j. Walters, for the pa
year principal of our public school
will very likely be reelected to IN
as position. His ability and all arouI
st excellence as thorough teacher
A. eloquently eXemplihed in the gradu
on on tion of a class of seventeen youl
ladies and gentlemen and he has ma
many friends during his residen
A. here.
In 1t is the talk among the ministe
DC Of tine anti Bowman Evangelicsls ia
''s no campmeeting will be held und
their auspices in this district IL
year, They give as their reason th
~ they are opposed 10 public demonstl
rs tions on the holy Sabbath and ella
tel that the holding Of a campmeeti
would result in the running of spec
trains on the railroads, sc, all of viii
Ito they are in objection TO, The can
ye meeting was usually held in the {
l.HH Linderman Grove in this town.
.d $3.50 will buy a boys all-wooi hi,
~ my .uiI NJ the Ilna nrina aLar nInILI