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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
Est6 vacante Ia eacribanis de Pc,
TELEGRAMAs VIA SAN THOMAS

New-York, agosto 5.-Despachos d
Paris anuncian que se ha tornado al
nuevo Ministerio como sigue
M. Lsbl6n, presidente del Oonsejo
M. Develle, Interior.
= M. Lsblond, JustiCia.
M. Decrais, RsIaciones Exteriores.
NJ. Mshy, Agriculture.
NJ. Tirsrd, Hacienda.
M. Devaux, OuItos 8 Instrucci6l
Pub!ica. ~ ~
3 NJ. Sadi Oarnot. ..Obras P6blicss.
.al M. Billot, Guerra.
Amirante Jaurequiberry, Marina
Colonies.
{ NJ. Oocbsry, Oorreos y tel6grsfos.
a No se ha resuelto a1u ell nombra
miento de uu ministro de Oomercio.
La reina de Iuglaterra ha revistado
8 las tropas que parten para Egipto.
As Mu6strase impaCiente el Times cor
respecto al canal de Sues, = cree qut
3 las Potencias europeas estan en- el de-
! Der de protegerlo, sec Cuales fueren sui
intenciones en- 10 relative & ayudar
Inglaterra 4 mantener el orden 81
Egipto.
Lesseps acusa de nuevo 4 Inglaterrs
de haber quebrantsdo 10 neutralidad
del Canal de Sue1.
Is Ntw.Yolk, idem 7.-Ea Mahsllet to-
70 lugsr el sabado una collision entrt
las tropss inglesas y egipCias. Las pri'
meras tuvieron 4 hombres muertos
29 heridos. NJ se conocen las p6rdi
das de las segundas.
Esp6rAse que Inglaterra , Torqufa
arreglen una Convention militsr para
81 sostenimiento del orden en- E4ipto
Lord DuffsriD, Embsjador iDgles en-
Oonstantinopls, estA pronto q acepta1
los principles de una garantia colectl
Va para mantener Ia neutraiidad de
Canal de 6uez.
En- Viena aprueban la oCupaCi6n de
EgiLto por las tropas iDglesss.
MEROAD OS.
Nueva-Y York, agosto 7.-ASdcar cris'
taIizado 7s 8s.
Regular 8 bnen refioo { u.
Oambio sobre Londres 4 852.
Londree.-Az1car DemerAra cristali
zado 81 66.
Mascabado 0.19.6.
Rentss del 8 p.% en- Paris S1.4O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

En- stenc:6n ser feriado el dia Is del co.
rriente seialado para las subastas de los tro.
zos de explain Acl6n, dssm onts y obras de fa-
brica, comprendidos entire el kil6metro 6. el
puents de Bayam6n y ki6metro L. hacia el 8.
asf como de las maderas que 80 necesitan, se
transferen dichos actos para el siguiente dia
IS las horas va marcadaS
Bayam6u agosto . lie loS2-El Presidents
JOSE e. BERRIOs. l--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

don Juan Harn6ndez Lopez Albizu TO-
dona Oarmen' Mechtier S. don Trinidad
Vergara a, don Antonio Moreno Calde-
r6n3S, don Rafael Cabrera = Lara IL
senores Latimer , Fernandez 10, dona
Isabel MARQUEE y Orosss 10, sanores
EIizalde y Guerrero 4. Total, $1064.
Hssta el dia 6 de Agosto de 1882
Ri Secretario, JosS Gtigcly Zenon.-
H'B.'-El Presidente, Romero Togo
res.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
Cambio de- d0miCi:io.

Tenemos el gusto de participar &
nuestros relacionados amigos, hsber
trasladado el escritorio provisione
de nuestro almac6n, la calle del De-
p6sito, nun. 2. Marina.
San Juan, P. R., julio 30 le 1882.
"a RODRIGUEZ 70 mp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
SOCIEDAD ANONlMA
DE CREDlTO MERCANTIL.
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO

8Stu0ciom de la cqjd en- este dsa.
REOURSOs.
Existencia en- elective met&lico.. $500, GA OS
Valores en- cartera, obligaciones,
conformidades y pagares. ...... S5S, ,s97'z6
ESPONSABILIDADES
Obligaciones Ia VISTA
Onentas corrientes. %. 28l, 564.28
Wales On circulation. $3.50
Ter. dividendo (res
tO.......... 24l-86
% id. id ..,..... 6lO.3l
Ser. i'd. id.:.... 715-l9
A. id. i'd. ....... 508 AZ
So id. id 500-29
60 i'd. id 1892
z. Q id id....... 238l-85
8. Q id,. 14o4-o4
g. Q id id. 559l-90 13643.88
Oantidad exigible por cr6
ditos abiertos. ....... loo, O4S. ~ S4z, 7Oo.Oo
Obl1gaciones plazo.
nes con inter6s ............... 96OO w
,Deraciones efectuadas desde Il de
enero de 1882
Valores descontados. :. 207 1867 81
Pr6stamos hechos.. 226, ,sS3.05
Cr6ditos concedidos. :. 521, ,37O94
Total. 80. $1.036, 222 69
San Juan. z. R., 8 do Agosto dc 1852 -El
t.on1aior. j. GIRoNA-V 9 B. Q 81 Director
acci iental, FRANCISCO BAsroN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
GAcETA De HOY.

Informe de la Jefatura de Obras P6
blicss Y estado demostrativo acercs de
la forma en- que pueden asocisrse los
municipios que aceptaron Ia invitaci6n
hecha por el Gobierno General en- 13 de
octubre de 1881, relativa & Ia direc.
ci6n facultativa de- sus obrss p1blicss
= cantidad CON que csda uno de ellos
debe contribuir para el sostenimiento
de este servicio.
Est6 vacante Ia eacribanis de Pc.
Huelas.
Para 81 Is del corriente 90 convoca
Ia junta extraordinAria de Notarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11
TAB.AOOS ELABORADCS.

Excepcionales en- cajas de 'ujo de q rs
tabacos, millar .......... :. $1l0 (.
Idem sin luio de la 90. ......... LOO I.
Imoeriales en- cajas de 81. .....- 30 :.
Regalia antillan On cajas do 25.. 80. 85 :.
Idem idem On idem de So. ,.... Is :.
Idem de preferencis en- ldem de rs 80 :.
Reina Victoria ca idem 1e 81 -. 70
Brevas imperiales en- idem de 50.... IS =.
Oazadores imperiales en- iden de 50. 80
Brevas en- hoja en- idem de 50 80. 60 :.
dem cilindradas en- idem de 10) -. 40 :.
dem corrientes en- idem de 100. :. 30 :.
dem en- paqustes de TO-. ........ .. % :.
gala britannica an cajas de SO. ..... so :.
ic torias h1as en- idem de so ....... 45 :.
Las vltolas no expressdas en- ell p
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COMUNICADOS.

Sr. Director del BoLErIN Nero ANT1L:
Muy senior nuestro y respectable
amigo: sfrvass iusertsr en las colum
mas de su ilustrado peri6 lico Las sigui
tes lfness, por 10 cual lie que Iran eter-
nsmente reconocidos sus IF nos. ami.
COS y correligionarios,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

Regalia especial en- idem de 50......4 a :.
Oonchas especiales on idem de 5O.... 40 :.
Idem corrientes en- idem de 10O...... 30 ..
Regalia de L6ndres especial en- idem -
Q0 1VU. soesossess - 30
Idem idem corriente en- idem de 100. 30 :.
Idem sobremesa en- idem de 100 -. 30 :.
Idem conchas en- idem de 100. ...... 30 -
Oonchitas en- idem de 1O0.......... 26 :.
Medianos en- idem dc l00.......... 20 ..
Millar en- paquetes de So. .......... IL :.
Perillas en- paquetes de 6 tabacoS
20 paQuetespor. r...............s 81 -.
oicadura prensada On paquetes de
Uub uUE - Wv
Idem sin prensar en- potes. ......... $50
Idem suelta del pals. - -
Idem hebra para pipa a.............. ol =.
Oigarrillos con picadura hebra, IS CO. -,
leGlllas pOr. ....................s VI ..
,cio cocrieute 4 prccios convsneionse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

Cigarrillls gruesos en- la clase de pa
pei que SO quieran, de cinco pe Ios
en- adelante 20 csjedllas por. 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

Obligaciones q Ia vista.
Ouentas corrientes. -.
Wales On circulation. 90.
Lar diuidandn frAR
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
,scaaiu: railroad Finances.

The Receivers or the Philadelphia and
Reading Ralrosd Company and the Phila-
delrhia ana Reading Coal and Irnn Com
pahy made public Tuesday their annual
report, showing the following:
Total receipts of railroad aud coal and
iron company for the year ending Nov. 80,
1881, $S5 ,2s6,463 Slj total working ex-
penses, not including rentals and interest,
S24,23I,574 IS; net earnings, $lO,O6I ,Sss
tB rentals Of leased lines, S3 ,S63 $50 10 :
Interest, S6.5O5 ,O92 63. Profit. 81 ,256 IA
rs against n loss in 1880 Of 81 ,209, ,9S6 ~.
The Delaware and Bound Brook branch
shows pr-iit for the year Of $63,349 13, as
against profit for the previous year of $751;
S06 SO. Taking toe two branches, the North
Pennsylvania and Delaware and Bound
Brook, tngether, the joint operations for the
year show a united profit over and above
all rentals and expenses of Sl42, ,26S 90, as
against profit for the previous year of SlsJ-
O4O OS, making an increase for the year Of
Sl24,22S 68.
The express department showsa profit for
the year of$l26,9S 80, as against SlO2.-
1858 90 TOR 1880.
The total amounts Of the floating debt Of
both companies. receivers certificates, and
arrears Of overdue interest for which either
TO provision has yet been made, or fDr
which provision being made at a lower rate
by the receivers. is as yet unaccepted by
creditors. outstanding at the close Of the fis-
cal year ending Nov. 80, 1881. were as fol
lows Floating debt. $685., ,2g3 AZ; rec,.iv.
ers'certIfcates aud obligations 50 $50, ,457 Ga;
arrears Of interest, including, January 1852,
coupons of general morga ges and Of scrip,
s2,OsS ,6s7 rs.
The above statement does not include ar
rears of canals rentals as yet unpaid amount
ing To $27O. so, nor the unsettled claims for
losses npnh old iron contracts referred to in
the report Of the receivers made July rs,
1851.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
Lower rotVnmen.inr stems.

The ST. Johns Sunday school at Leniz's,
on New Years day, elected the following
officers; A; Oliver Blose, superintendent, and
Alfred Sir"up, assistant superintendent
MIR. j. Hanshue, the fnrIner superintendent,
had resigned in order that be might join
the Lehigh Gap Sunday school.
Our public roads are 10 poor condition,
especially from Bowman's In Prlnce's Met
allie Paint mines ab"ve Lehigh Gap. irons
which l"int the heavy paint teams have
made sad havoe Of the road.
christmas and New Year having paSs.
ed, turkies eau take rest.
Many OF our schools have Teen anxl-
ously looking ior visit from County Stunt.
Ballet, but up Ia date he has Jailed TO put
in an appearance.
Henry X. Rough, or Bowmon's, has
sold his property Ia Griffith belong, of the
same place.
Rev. Breugel preached very impress
i've sermon, nn New Years day, in the ST.
Johr's Church suhject: "Ths Barren
Fig Tree" Closing his discourse by cum.
pairing his salary u fgs, which would -6s
due sometime in January, aud lur whi:h
the desc'nF would soon call.
-Bowman's school at present contains A.
pupils, Of whom about one hall arc not sup.
pl led with b,'oks, owing TO the neglect Of
refusal Of directors to furnish them. Tn,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07

Several years ago, says an exchange, a
louisville compnsiior, Albert Zern, went Ia
Colorado. He found his trade TOO ronfning
and went down further into the Gunnison
new State ia greatest. Four months he res
maiucd there showed in from the ontside
world. and during that time never saw IA
human face. When the spring opened he
went to work at his claim, which be named
Eva Bell. The little money he bad went
for help to make an opening in the ground.
New York capitalists came along last sum-
'nrr searching for an investment, aud they
offered Mr.. 2ern $50 400 fora two thirds in
ttrest in his mine, with tue understanding
that they were to work it and give him
third oi the profits. The offer was accepted
and in a weeks time Mr.. Zcrn was Oh his
way Ia Philadelphia to claim smother PRIZE
more valuable Ia him than a gold mine. II
was the hand of a former Poiisville lady TO
whom he had pledged his heart and hand.
When this contamination had been reuch
ed there were other joys IN store for him.
The New York capitalists offered him $780,
coo fur his remaining nne-third interest in
the mine. This he accepted, and tn day is
$l0O,0OD better off than WHOM he went into
the GunnisOn c,untry.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
Wild Creek Iteis.s.

}. + Kblrr, Ernerly Of this plnc-,no
OF DAnielsvill". Northampton county, has
returned t. his former home, and is busy
making boats aud shoes.
Mrs, Smith, Of Trschsvilie, Is slowly
improving.
j. C. Dis,lrr, formerly of this place,
now employ ed at Lehishton, drnve through
this place on Sunday last.
Samuel Kbler, Of Beers valley, moyrd
int" his new building on Thursday the 29th
ull.
Il. A. Smith, of this place, is the hap
py man--it is a boy.
Misses Sablla Smith and Lucinda
smale, who were employed at Bleckley's,
Penn Haven Junction, returned TO their
FORMER homes at Trachsville, on Saturday
last.
"A shooting match and hop was held at
E. Meyers, near Trachsville on Friday last.
The visitors at This place on Sunday
last were John Greene, Of Lehighton and
Harrison p. Smith and Peter Smith, of near
this place. oTAoo.
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NurphIse Pnrtr.

fron the 3rd inst, the children Of Mrs. and
Mrs. Lewis Graver. Of this borough, took
occasion to snrprise their parents in n very
agreeable manner, IN eommemoration Of
their fortieth marriage anniversary. Mr..
Graver was the happy recipient Of a vNlu
able gold headed cane, bearing the insciip-
lion, tn our Father, Presented by his chill
dren." Mrs, Graver was gratefully remcm-
hered with pair Of beautiful gold spectaclns
and a silver castor. The whole occssion
was one long Ia be remembered. It speaks
very highly for sons and daughters when
they regard their aged parents with love
and honor. What blessing Il would he #
all children, instead of recklessly bringing
the gray hairs down into the grave with
sorrow, would striys to become a source Of
joy aud benefit to their parents. =
A GUEsf
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
. re NEWS.

The Cambria Iron Works are employiag ag
three sets of hands, who are worked eighl
hours each.
Loose, sesmont & Co. have made arrange
menls TO start plough works ut Hamburg
Berks county.
Margaret Knauff, a pretty young seam.
stress, died in Pttsburg on Sunday from
the effects Of abortion.
The sawmill Of Frank zellers, at Milton,
Northumberland county. was destroyed by
Gre on Saturday. Loss, SSOOOj no insurance
Henry Knight, soldier ia tho Confeder.
ate army, died Of small pox at Latrnbe
Westmoreland county. on Sunday. There
are NOW thirteen cases Of smallpox in the
place.
New buildings to be erected by the Penn
Hurdware Company at Reading to accom-.
modate increasing business will cause the
company to employ about 600 additional
hands.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
PhcItetiAn KIpnI.k.

F-Samuel MertZ, engineer on the Lehigh
Valley railroad, WAS agrresbly surprised On
Saturday, Dee 24rh, when getting on his
engine Ia find beautiful aad substantial
R'ilroad clock, all nicely placed in the en-
gne cab. The present was from his Sunday
school class of y"nng men, ut this place -
Mr.. Merz is IA jealous christian and an
earnest Sundsv school worker, and COM
'nands the respect of all who hlm. This
gift is appropriate and is very highly priced
by the recipient.
Gen Grant has. vt n very late day, rec.
ognizei the claim Of Gen. Porter; and, To
The asionishIhent nj all VIII" know him, ac
kn"wrdges that great injustice has been
done General I'"rter Wonders will never
cease.
1t has just bern announced, officially
that the Star Route cases will Le vigorously
pushed.
The person WIN maliciously, or perhaps
under inspiration, ruined a pair Of new
boots for Mr.. Walp, Of this pls,:r, will hear
Of something to his disadvantage by cnn
Teasing. II n crank he will be shipped tn
Washington City, in care nf Corktill.
Que million dollars is The sum asked
Of Congress, by the Committee, 10 deiray the
assassination expenses. A very modest re.
quest, We suppose, considering the great
number who have already arranged their
claims. Well, Uncle Sam is rich, and such
opportunities on his ple,horIc purse rare
There may be some growing, but eventual.
ly the amount will be granted.
Tho cessppol, So long a nuisance below
the post-oftire, has, thanks IN the energy Of
John S, Leniz, Esq, been drained by laying
pipes across the railroad to the river. Fears
Of malsrial or of falling into the conglamor
ate mass are now removed, for which the
citizens return thanks.
MIR. John Bnhn, for a number Of years
in the employ of the L. v. r. r. Co., mach
inc shops here, and lately of the G. r. X.
shops, a. PhIliPsburg, has accepted the pO-
Hition Of Fireman Of the machine works oI
Crush 4 Bowman, Of Walnulpon.
Where are the Republicans who think
Conkling is shelved? ? No, mol Conkling i.
lice StGi'Oart, aud Sd are al good Republi,
cans.
The new Board Of Commissioners be
lieve in Reform. Their first act was In,
hiring of q clerk for $40 month, about bal
what good clark should have to live de
GENTLY and have a Sunday suit but the ex
psnses "l the county must be reduced Tt
further carry out the malte:. We understand
that the Commissioners Il, Of course NEAR
tue two RepubicansJ will agree tn serve io
one half what the extravegant Democrats
did
l<Mr. Thomas Harlelnah was called I,
The General Supt's, office, at Bethlehem
last week In consult in r.gsnls Ia imlnItan
changes in the yard here. The Paekertor
Yard, when completed, will be one Of tn,
best arranged in the state. ASox.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07

Warren Grassland, night disDatcher at
Palo Alto. was struck 10y an engine We'd
nesdey evening and fatally injured. lie
leaves a wife and ramilv.
For the days ending December slst,
there were lls.23o tons Of coal shipped over
the Lehigh susquenanna railroad, max
ing total for The year Of 4.697 ,2ss tons.
and showing an increa'e on the previous
years shipment nf 7s4 OFT t"ns The ship.
men,S by canGl were sO,ses tons lees than
IL 1850.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07

During the PAST week IA HeW eases OF
small pox were reported to the health off e
Ger Of Allentown. For the same time there
were 3 deaths. There are now about 40
eases in al! the city, and we . re sorry to say
that the contagion keeps growing and
spreading. Among those taken ~ith the
maludy the past week is vouNg Droisbath.
WIN srme ten or twelve days sgo suffered
the amputation Of the fore part Of one Of his
leet owing to an accident sustained on the
railroad. Our people continue to stand in
great fear ol The diseose, and we think we
can safely say that Of all the evils Of Pan.
dora's box there ls none 81 terrifying to both
strong and timid as the small psx.-Allen-
town Democrat.
THE new County Commissioners tock
possession of the county buildings, &c, l,st
Monday, and appointed Thos. S Beck, ESQ.,
of this borough, ss their clerk at a salary of
$40 per month.
The Courts Of this county will convene
at the Court House, Mauch Chunk, on next
Monday morning, for two weeks term.
Our old friends throughput the county
are sending us quite number Of new sub
scribers to the ADVOCATE, which is duly ap-
preciated by us.
john W. Rickert, Of Rittcrsville, died
on Monday morning Of small pox. He had
the disease in its worst FORTH. He was u
shoemaker by trade, and leaves wife and
eight or nine children.
Annie C. Hooker and William A. Lip
pinnott, Of Raubsville, Northampton coruty.
ran away IL reading on saturday t, get
marr-d, but were frustrated by the girls
iather. Annie is only thirteen years old.
Thomas Williams, a miner. working at
Logan Collicry, rienr Centralia, was struck
by q fall of slate Tuesday, aud died from
internal hemOrrhnge shortly slterward.
"A vein of slate thirty feet ia thickness
has been struck on the lands oi James Hess
( Co. Mt slatins'on.
The outgoing Treasurer Of 5chuylk II
county. turned oyer to the inr,mlng Treas.
urrr SG3,5j4sG
--Jerome Cole. was killed bv cars at Ban
gIr, Northampton H'uuty, On Saturday.
The Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal Ex
change met ou Friday of last week an,i
agreed to make no change in the pricss OF
coal for the month Of January.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
MAKRIELL

MoRRIs-FRY -Atthe" sunnyside Par.
s"nage," lIokcndauqua. Lehigh Co.. Pa.
bv Rev. James A. Little. David Charles
Mdtrs. of Ferndale, and Miss Sarah E
Fry, Of Unionvile. Pa. on Saturday even.
ing. December 81. 1881.
sCHUTER HOTTER On the 9Th inst
nv Rev.J II, Hartman. Mt his residence
W. A. Srhuter, Of L~hsghtnn and Miss
Ameiia HnlIsrr, of Allentown, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
Thirty Years 'rrIaI.

We will Send nr. Dyes celebrated Electro.
Violate Relts and other Electric Appliances
on rial for 81 days 10 young men and older
persons who are afflicted with Nervous lie.
bility, Lost Vitality, y,&".,guarantecing speedS
relief and complete restoration of vigot and
manhood. A lsO for Rheumatism, NEURALGIA,
Paral sis Liver and Kidney difficulties. hup.
lures, and many other diseases. Illustrated
pamphlet sent frei. Address Voltaic BELT
Co Marshall, Mich. 49-Sl
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07

Nelson Daniels. of Crussevvile, Crawford
county, was SO badly mangled by huzz
saw uu Thursday of last week that he died.
John Connor. r trnck walker ON the
PitlsLurg and Lake Erie Railroad, was kill
ed by cars at WampuU, Lawrence county,
un last Thursday
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kIfs'
Cream Balm
YSEafOrA

Should address EDISON BROS. .Atiornsy6
at Law and Patent solicitors 0lf fth Street
Washington. ID, o.. iur circulars OF insirue-
tiOn References hnd aaviee Sent FRER We
attend exsiusvely to Palont business. Re
Issaes. iutcrlergnors and Gases rejected IN
othur hands q specially. Ira e-Marks and
uavea's solicited. updn roreipf of model OF
to pstrniahiliiy, FRrs , oHAHGg. We rsfrr
ia The oHlr,'ssin.ief ht fai' ats. HiEO 70 sSa
CAss3AlsNsSGeIg Ls.1elisled iS5a S.oal
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07

Mrs. 0TTarra, aged &C years, was run
over by cars at McKeesl1t', Allegheny
county, on Friday. Her injuries will prove
futal
The Hill Wooden Mill, near Marietta,
Lancaster county, belonging to James
Mumns, was burned DOWN recently. Loss,
$4,000; no insurance.
Smallpox prevails at humber Of places
in Beaver county, aud precautionary meas.
ures have been taken by the authorities to
prevent 1t from spreading.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
Positive Fact.

DR.. Evory's Diamond Cntarrh Remedy
will cure tile worst case Of Catarrh or Hay
Fever
DR.. Evory's Diamond Invignrator gives
health aud strength, mental aud physical
makes the complexion clear. white arl
beautiful. Pamphlet free. Read the Ad
vertisement
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07

DETScHtRSCH>KY In this borough. of
d'Phth ria. on tho LIST inst. wilhelmina
G, Youngest daughter Of Mrs. Caroline
DrTsrhl, schsky, aged years, months
and 90 days.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07

--oeorgs F. HELMS, city editor Of the
PottsVille Chronicle. was Wednesday srquit-
ted Of a charge uI libel brought by John NJ.
Crosslandi the prosecutor to pay the costs.
David Ebbert's teams keep on the 60,
10 matter sO" rOagb the rOads. Try then.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
List of Letters
Remaining uncalled lor in the Lehighlon

Remaining unralled ior in the Lehighlon
Post Office, January 5, 1882;
Arndt Miss Annie Kleekner, Lizzie
B'nsu, Mrs. Diana Laub, john
Baehman, Mrs, s. Lapp, David
Ballie:, Miss Mary Mariihelte, DR.. +, T
Butts. Charles MeMRnn. Rev. II. j.
Hsnry, Amus Miller, Frederick
CARRIER, Miss Emma Snyder. David j.
kresge, Christian Washburn, L. W,
keleisler, David Wuli, Louisa
Persona calling FIR amy If the above let
teTs will say "sdver,'sed."
HI. PETERS, P. Y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1882-01-07
Drugs and Medicines.

DURI.INH. onrries the largest stock
PAINT MEDn IN rs ia ths county.
DURLING has anelhRnnt stuck OF DRUG.
GlSTS SUNDklES,, FANCY and Ttll-
LET ARTICLES for tie Indies as Well as
lie gents.
DURLING makes HOR f and CATTLE
Pow DEkS n speciality. Ills - yo ,rs exper-
iehce in the drug business givcs him great
advantage ia til 4 line.
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS and BRACES
always large stock on hand
WINES and LIQ rORS, both foreign and
domestic, lie has a Clin on Grape Wine and
a lry Ca,awba Wine. Just splendid ana
cheap.
WALL PAPERS and RoRDERS - the
largest assortment in tJwn.
Go to DURLING'S with your prcscrip-
tlons Ho to DURLING'S for your Patent
Medicines
Go to DURLING'S for your anoy t'elcs.
Farmers and horseIfien gO to UIKI.IN0'e
for your Horse and Cattle Powders.
Rtg. S-yl.