The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-18
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOYAL MATTERS or MORE OR LESS
INHERITANCE.

what Has Occurred IN this CITY During the
week PsrtinentIy Epitomized by Our
Special BeporIers.
Fine teams for all purposes at the
South End Livery.
An kinds Of books and fine station
cry at Luckenbach's, Mauch Chunk.
Fine free lunch will be served at
w. A. Peters restaurant on Saturday
evening.
-Hucksters supplied with fish, &c,
at d. f. Rickert's, East Weissport.
Cheap--terms cash. IT,
Just make IL point to see David
Ebbert when you want team for busi-
ness OF pleasure. Lowest prices,
Ed Ratcliffe this week bought P.
A. Germans fine thoroughbred Irish
Begel Hound.
Go to @. A. Harding's livery on
North street for teams for pleasure
purposes or for weddings or funerals.
Lowest prices.
Fish, oysters, cheese, oranges and
lemons, peanuts, etc, wholesale at d.
Il. Riekert's, Campbelrs old stand,
East Weissport. IT,
Musical College.-The Spring Term
opens May lst., in Vocal and lnstru-
mental Music. For catalogues address
Henry B. Meyer, Freeburg, Pa 81.
Ed Jones, for long time at the
Exchange Hotel as general utility man,
is now with the Valley House, in the
same capacity.
All the latest shapes in fine gold
wedding rings can be had at r. III.
Hollis Mauch Chunk jewelry store.
DO you want to see handsome
lot of psrlor clocks at reasonable
prices Then go to E. II. Hohl, Mauch
Chunk, Pa.
"A 1880 ladies' coat sold at 1924
at the One Price Star Clothing Hall,
Mauch Chunk.
Ladies' and misses jackets sold at
$500, S4.O0 and $500, worth from Sl2OO
to 1890 at the One Price star Cloth
ing Hall, Aauch Chunk.
Rev. j. s. Newhart pastor Of the
Evangelical congregation will preach
his farewell sermon on Sunday evening
The Young Peoples Alliance Of
the Evangelical church meets Friday
evening. All are invited.
Peters Bros, of Petersville will
supply fine iron fence for the Nose
Heilman properly on the corner Of
Third and Alum streets.
The CARBoN ADVOCATE job rooms
has lust closed a contract to print a
drug company $4,000 four page cir
culars.
Presiding Elder W. A. Leopold, of
the Evangelical congregation, will
preach in the Presbyterian church on
Saturday evening. All are invited to
these services.
The FIRST lot of the new Columbian
postage stamps we're received at the
Lehight0n office by Postmaster A. W.
Raudenbush on Monday. There we're
10,U00 in all.
While coasting on Second street
last Saturday evening, Sadie, daughter
of Doug. Miller,was knocked down and
sustained a severe confusion on the
head, above the eye.
If you want watch of any kind
don't fail to see +. II. Hollis elegant
stock and get his reduced prices. 1t
will positively pay you q good days
wages for the trouble. Mauch Chunk.
The young friends of Miss Alice,
tn young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Gable, who is in Philadelphia, under
treatment for affected hearing, will be
pleased to learn that she is gradually
improving.
The first time you go to Mauch
Chunk don't fail to take look at the
many new and pretty things ia silver
f. H. Hohl, the jeweler, is now display,
ing. Nothing like it was ever shown
in this vicinity.
1t is said that Mrs Remaley, of
CARTON street, who fell and sustained
| injuries on the pavement in front of
the Robert Walp property on north
First street, will bring suit against the
borough for 5000 damages.
Something new are our hickory
suits for boyr. Age from to Is which
will stand more racket than any other
suit and can be bought at the One
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch
Chunk, at rock bottom prices.
The directors of the Lehighton
| Cemetery met at the Office of j. & II
Seaboldt, on Saturday evening and
elected the following officers: Presi
dent, Philip Miller; secretary, John
Seaboldt; treasurer, ID. II. Straup.
Constable Raworth on Tuesday ar
rested James Smell, of Mackrelville
charged by d. o. Christman, witt
breaking sleigh. Snelle was driving
and upset. The horse ran away anC
the sleigh was damaged. 1t cost hin
Sl6l0.
Walter Drumheller, of Lansford
and Miss Lizzie Schoch, of Fourtl
street, this city, were united in the gold
en- bonds of matrimOny IN Thursda,
morning. The young couple have tn
best wishes of large circle of friend
for long life of happiness and pros
perity,
John Exner, of Beaver Run, ha
/ in the past IS years during which tim
he has been employed constantly a
/ Packerton, walked a distance of 200
miles to and from his work He live
! two miles and a half from the shop
, and making the trip once a day run
the figures up as above.
Some of the property holders o
the east side of First street talk {
r making an effort to have an allie
J. opened in the rear of their propertie
4 from north Main Lane to the Centri
q railroad depot. The idea is a most O.
v cellent one and all the owners of pr,
perty on the east side should cO-Ope
ate in the plan.
Paul Kresge, for long time justit
s. Of the peace at Stemlersville, where |
" is also in business, has been quite
IS for some time past. The other day b
IS hearted Jos. f. Rex furnished a fiji
" team and sent Jacob Kresge and !
~ WhittinRham out TO attend Paul A
2 are G.. A. r., men and the visit mac
Paul feel 100 per cent better,
The social gathering together
1s all the members of the German
I'd Sangerbund in their rooms at the
10 rooms at the Valley House on la
n Saturday evening was a very pleasa
and long to be remembered occasiu
for all who were present. The eve
ing was spent in vocal and instrumeI
C. al music, pleasant repartee aud lunC
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