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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

Colorado has gone Republican BY 1900 ma
jorify. That is the way they ar. .o;n, avery
where. "Carry the news 10 Hiram.s.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

q An exchange speaks Of g Anns Dickin.s.,.
big thing on ice" Did it get coldi
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

BAD FELLow.-The "wise man" of the Chief
must be tremendous sort of chap. His infln-
ence is 80 dreaded, that even when he is thou
sand miles away, the greatest vigilance must be
observed lest he run some little primary election
And then when they scoop him, the victos fail in
every point they attempt, and the very tickets that
he mapped ont and published two weeks before,
man for man, both State and Congressional, are
placed in nomination, to his complete satisfaction
as IL he had done it himself He feels bully.
=" Let us have peace"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

THE CoNGLoMERATEs.-Saturd was the day
set for the Democrats and Liberals Of this County
to appoint delegates to their joint State Conven.
tion. They went very slyly about it; but we
learn that Col Durfee and H. s. Briggs, of this
place, were appointed by the Democracy. I'm
Gle Ned Searcy goes from Washington, As Dele
gate and proxy.
The Liberals were still more cautions. A. Perry
and Capt. Philbrick held q secret executive ses-
sion curb stone, but the injunction Of secrecy
has not yet been removed. 1t is suspected that
Philbrick is one of the Delegates from this Dis
trict, and Potter the other. There is but one Lib
eral in the First District and if he cannot 20, the
District will not be represe1ed. DR.. Stnrgis CON-
poses the Liberal party in the Wathena District
Mowry being absent. The DR.. appointed himself
delegate, and he also acts as proxy for his shad-
ow. This gives the District full representation.
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TROY, KANSAS: /.
Thursday, -: September IL, 1872.
Union Republican Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS
rog vIcE-PREsIDENT,
HENRY WILSON,
OF NAssACHUSETTS.

70, Presideafiai Electors,
CHARLES Fl. LANGSTON,
W. w. SMITH,
LOUIS WE'LL,
T. 8. MERRITT,
JOHN GUTHRIE.
For Representatives. IN Ce'sre's'
DAVID p. LOWE,
WILLIAM A. PHILLIPS,
STEPHEN A. COBB.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

~ The Leavenworth Times is begging the
Liberals and Democrats to nominate strong
ticket in order to beat the Republican State tick
ct. The Republicans placed it beyond the power
of the opposition to beat any part of the ticket,
by leaving D. r. Anthony off,
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

LOUISVILLE CoNvESnoN.-The straisht-out
Democratic Convention at Louisville, last week,
nominated Charles O'Conor for President, and
John Quincy Adams for Vice-President. O'Con-
or, while expressing sympathy with the move
ment, positively refuses the nomination; but they
propose to run him anyhow. Some of the party
rcpudiate the nomination of Adams; and it is re-
ported that the Appolo Hall Democracy of New
York have determined to support Grant.
1t matters little what any Of the Conventions
do-Grant is bound to win; and the parties may
well make mp their minds to the fact, and take
sides with Grant or Greeley, as they prefer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

PRICE RAID SCRIP.-The State Treasurer il pay
ing ont the money on Price Raid Scrip, dollar for
dollar, for the three classes Of scrip allowed by
the Government commission-for service, trans
portation, and supplies. There will bo sufficient
money to pay all these classes. Government al
lowed no interest; but the Treasurer gives a GER
tficate, showing the amount of interest on all the
scrip redeemed. If an appropriation is made to
pay interest, it will be drawn these certificates
But it is hardly probable that interest will ever
be paid, unless the State does it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-12

TREMENDOUS GREELEY OUTPoRING AT ROBIN
soS-On Friday night last, . Greeley meeting
was appointed to be held at Robinson, the Demo-
cratic stronghold of Brown County, and q big
time was anticipated. Nelson Abbott, Of the
Atchison Patriot, was the orator selected for the
occasion. He went mp the evening train,
reaching Robinson Depot about dark, where he
found no person to receive him. He walked over
to town, distant about mile, and found three
persons assembled to hear him. He went to the
hotel, and retired to res: with sad heart; and in
the morning, before day, in fit of absence of
mind, he got up and left without paying his bill
Sich is Greeley enthusiasm in Kansas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-05

ITO LET--AN ELEGANTLy FURNISHED FRENC
Flat irst class location; Furniture for sale, all
Address X. j., herald olce.
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RIO LET FURNISHED, FRONT OR BACK PART, POH
i light hOusek coping, Of siIrOomed 0oor Who'll,
FLOOR FOR gale Apply at sol Eighth
third door.
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West Twensy-sourIh street, broadway.
LIST NIGHTS OF DIVORCE,
the drama of the times.
TWENTY SEVENTH DIVORCE MATINEE,
uc ~ Miss Fanny Clara
oSea Noo ln Mr. PHI Nary cav Ss SS
Fawes ~ ;as .qS a James hsnry Crisp Owen
-. may secured Tor any of the remaining LAST
NIGHTS Box ouice open from s. "A. NJ. till 6P. NJ
ON wAsHINeToN's BIRTHDAY Fcb. %, the Filth
Assans oOmraoy w ysr BY spsca
Street ihsss rs'nr9ng imme atey after the performance
SAM EVENING the hundred seventy-siAh repre-
sensaon OF DIVORCES at The FIN Avenue Theatre.
KJ1BLo,s GARDEN. nIBLos GARDEN.
~ THE H RE SE cso1s Saoox.
BEATTrEnL SCENERY A' on%NTisTS 6SS.Iso.
TUE sSsrTias 5 SS.nGsss
THE MLUMlNArED FOUNTAIN
THE BEwrLDERrS.u1 TRANSFORMATION.
TO Sr EiAf fT9sinhIHAS RISES AT eoARrEa
,..x c...,,u. TINE TABLE.
500 reione woadrans sabo. Dance.
sls-Grand Incansai t. ss-se. s'''' ~
oSu--fhe fRlt1,s' Grutfo, with Staiartas song
Soo-Grand Denon Dalce, led great Premiere Dan
sease, Mile. ;'erin.t SASH.
gOO-TLe Crystal Cascade Silver Fountain.
e20-Iluminatei Golden Terrace.
Dance p r ss.s cGIs
9:55--The Infant Ballet lroupe.
9:57 The Wonderful 81 ajitOns.
l0U5-professJr Schmidt aud rupia
l017-PTuyessor Sanwcls Troupe OF Trained Animals.
l0:i7-The Astounding Egyptian Jug-lers.
lU:au--Ihe Dazzling Trans ornation Scene.
In conclusion the Mauapemeut confidently assert that
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nHE aSsr At VA
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NEW DANCES NEW ACTS.
First appearance of the
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with many and novel features.
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ATlo WEST FOURTH STREET HANDSOMELY FUR
"A pIshei Second Floor also Apartments for light
Housekeeping ecabe parties accessible 10 care APP
ply above.
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MUSICAL.

TUL. sCHUBERrii co. $50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK..
The greatest Music Publishing Importing Hons, In
the Unon invite the pubic tnelr over one mill
lion oil works. each branch well vrers will DO
promptly cxeced catalogues IN four BOOKS only eeuts.
Schuberth's little Music Gaze TO- the cheapca I mis- conn
Try, only ~ per snnum the last quarter 1871 gratis
very hoera discount wiz be allowed to dealers icacners
WASTED-A FIRST CLASS CoNrRALIO, FOR A
w tn'h0Iio church ~ THIS cty. Appy ruesdAv and
3hursdAs- tr". SA'"i""s "n'n a At la Henry srssI
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THE BALL SEASON.

A RION socIErv.--GRAED BAL MAsQUE
N ACADEMY or MUSIC, THUksDAl, FER. g. ts72
Tickets gentleman and lady, $40 extra ladies'
ticus received by " kuhne, 81 Broad street, Frey 80
esver street, W. Maucner Co., 81 broad street, H. Block,
2 Fulton Colonel Mai hot ~ Walker street; Hanit
Bros, $40 and 795 Brosdwav Pond CO., 80 uuion square;
r. Spaugeuprg lloJ Broadway, aud at TIE cub "
and2 - Marks place. Boyes secured at t.
~ Pine STREET, aud usnlt Bros. os5 Br iadway.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
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ls6TH TO lafTH TIME
OF q. L. FOX'S GREAT PANTOMIME.
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HUMPTY DUMPTY'S COLORS NAILED TO THE MAST.
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no rnn WILL BUY NEW. TWO STORY
1A.CUU Cottage on Prescott place near Library Ha
ferry close 10 horse water and gas j. A. COZ
TINGHAM, l04 West street, corner OF Liberty street.
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AT PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y.-A COUNTRY SEAT FOR
"A sae, Ia miles from the city Court House, nrst
improyemenls high ground pure air and beautiful
scenery abundance OF choice tru md IS acres Of best land
EDWAKD MERRITr.
Rcfers 10 Richard P. Merritt 81 Cola street, New YORK.
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AMUSE MEMS.

4 NkAND OfEkA HOUSE,, GUNNER Or El6hIh AVE
THIRD WEEK OF THE EUROPEAN CIRCUS.
THRONES OF DELIGHTED PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE.
s .,...RY AtTrRNooS, AT TMC:..'
MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EvENING. FEB. g.
.TdE LEAP OF THE TWO BRIDGES" by JOHN
ManRY COOKE The wonssrg act By which he thronse d
nights! Also, first time IN America. HARRY WnLbf
COOKE IN his startling Juggling Backward Act on Horse
back viii be a ded 10 the o-rrmne.
The placed a gorgeous palace set
ting, which sforts excel view FROM part OF the
ec Opera House while the comfortable seats which are
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CirYi
GLOBE THEATRE.
'GRxNij 0PESiN.i. -" -
TAKE NaTICE
GRAND MATINEE
EVERY MONDAY AM THURSDAY
MONDAY FEBRUARY s,
GRAND MATiNEk At O'CLOCK nooRs OPEN AT !.
Engagement with the celebrated Gomez dian, Mr.
CHARLES PETITE
ANEW COMPANY Spd OF rAvoRIrEs.
WIN be presenteo drama by Mr. ). w. Meath en-;
OR. CUTE The RELIABLE.
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Miss Mary VI son, Davis, DC.
PEDEsTIN
AFTERNOON AND EVENING MONDAY AND THURS.
Friday evening" benefit of Mr.. CHARLES PETRIE.
POPULAR PRICES
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Reserved Parquet and Balcony Chairs. 81
Ampbileatie 20 cents
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TroR sALE-TIIE BEAUTIFUL FRENCH ROOF HOUSE
now uccnpieI Dy "A. H. Wuer Esq, situated on ash-
jneton Depeysier and Chestnut sees ~ tue yage o. TAT
rviown. within ten muntes WAX OF the Depot double
cvse hal through centre, paror large dining room with
bav window ami kchen the bret moor; second ana MIRO
noors our Se0cms each, with closets 10 each cellar an
fnrnace uwn stairs small building ABOUT 10 eet rom ue
main house. used summer kitchen, laundry anu ser
ynns rooms stable carriage house, &i froupJs from on
thee Streets fruit shade and snrrbery IN ABUNDANCE
rr co sauN on easy terms. fboograpn, h<c VI fVons
xc with 3 EMBERsON. es9 siIlb avenua
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MADAME PORTER, CELEBRATED MEDICAL AND
M Business CtairvOyanL Consult ner on all events Oh
life. % Carmine street. NJ gentemeu.
MADAME d. ROSS, THE UNRivALLED MEDICAL
mi ami business cairvoyant tels everything shows lee
ness ami gives future husband i3 West F0rteth
street, Broadway aud seventh ayenie
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ITO LET-AT Is FAST FIFTEENTH STREET, OPPOSITE
Tiffany Co.'S, elegantly furnished Rooms, withou
board, to gent etnen only
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SAIL
OR TO RENT.

LII WANTING fhRMs-oooD SOIL. MILD Oh
"A maie-for papers address O. X. LANpis' N'ne'ah'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-10-27
HALIDAN.

0ctubre 2s.-Para Fajardo zap. ing Ar4o 758
ton: cap. Dix, con pasageros.
23.-.Para Arecib' gol: esp. Recorte 10 ton. pa
trOn Subira, con proYisiones.
s3.-Para Rio-grande bal. esp. CristinG 7 ton.
patron Amador, con pr6sfEones,
23.-Para Fajardo BAL esp. Anpable Marta
ton. patron Bermudez, con carga de provisiones.
M.-Para Naguabo gol. esp. Luisa 38 ton, pa
tron Suarez, con prOuisiOnes.
A.-Para Naguabo gOl. esp SirenG SO ton. pa.
tron Bensnuto con pr0yisiones.
M.--Para Vieques gol. es Uberitta 16 ton. pa
tron Lanz0 con provisiones
A.-Para San Martin gol. ing. j. r. Am,iro 80
ton. cap. Crorby, con mieles.
25.-ParaS. Thomas vap. frances Destdare 1853
on. cap. Laine, cOe correspondence y 13 pasgs.
25.-Para S. Thomas Vap. esp. PeL0yO 608 ton.
cap. Lartitcgui con correspondence y II pasgs.
25-Para La Habana cOrbeta esp. Cdrmencita
189 ton. cap. Arletas con cebollas.
25-Para ArOcibo berg. gol. amer. Concord 345
ton cap. Kelley, con az1car.
26.-Para S. Thomas yap. ling. Arno 756 ton.
cap. Dix, con correspondence y pasageros.
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PARTE MERCANTIL.
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Octubre a2.-De Halifax en- 10 dias pailebot
ing. Grand Master rs ton. cap. HabOgas con ba-
calaO q las Sres Latimer Comp
22.-De Gualegnaych1 en- 83 dias berg. esp.
Fortuna 254 ton. cap. Llena con tasajO.
22.-De HOghead en- 81 dias berg. xol. esp
CGrneN 18S ton. cap. Lanz0, con carga general
gaSageros.
23.-De S. Thomas en- 10 horas vap. ing. ArnO
756 ton. cap. Dix, con carga paSagerOs.
93.-De ArecibO en- dia gOl. esp. Merced 80
ton. patron Piedra, con cafe pasagerOs.
s3,-De Algeciras en- "a dias gOl. esp. Valencia
213 ton cap. CanO, con frutos los Sres. Viuda
23.-De Fajardo en- 10 horas berg. gol. amer.
CeHtGAr 1917. ton. cap. Stanley con mieles.
23.-De Yabucoa en- dias gol. esp. Carlota 40
ton. patron Hernandez, en- lastre.
M.-De YabucOa en- 2 dias gol. esp. CdrlotG AZ
ton. patron Hernandez en- lastre pasagerO.
A.-De FajardO en- 8 hOras gOi. esp. UbeIit0
16 ton. patron Lanz6, en- lastre,
M.-De CabO HaitianO y Santiago de Cuba ell
dias vap. frances Destdare 758 ton. cap. Laine,
cen correspondence y pasagerOs.
25.-De Fajardo en- 5'hOras vap. esp. PelayO
COS iton, cap Lartitegui, con correspondence
restOs de cargay pasageros'
25-De Ia COruna en- 33 dias c0rbeta esp. Cdr
nsencita 189 ton. cap. Arleta, con cebollas q los
Sres. SObrinOs de Ezquiaga.
25.-De Barcelona en- 49 dias berg. gol esp.
EugeniG 1873 ton. cap. Cares con carga general.
25-De YabucOa en- I dia bal. esp, JOUen Mar
ctsO II ton. patron Carran, c. restOs de carga
25-De FaiardO en- dia bal. esp. Angel Maria
10 ton. patron ORigo con tasajo Y pasagero.
26.-De Aguadila en- horas vap. ing. AfnO
756 ton. cap. Dix, con correspondence restos de
carga y 80 pasagerOs.
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Cuentos de Salon,
pn 7. Guerrero J C. Frontaura.

Collection de novelas, morales, tilos6fioas, y
humorlsticas, en- defensa del matrimonio, del
hogar y de la Wrtud.
Sc publca un tOmo cada mes.
Sc regalan, unlibro de Guerrero otro de From
taura, al que Sc suscriba pOr un semestre pagan
DO tres meses adelantadOs al suscritor por un
ano pagando seis pesos al contado, los dichos
dos hbros ademas un amanaque Salon.
va sc han publicad@ hay existen cas en- esta
Agencia del primero al octave tomo
Sc admiteD suscriciones Ell Mayagiiez, casa de
Don j. E. Balsac En- Ponce ID. Manuel Lopez V
en- esta Capital Gale de San Jose ndmero o.
Juan j. Marien.
NOTA-Se venden ejemplares sueltos del tomo
80 inclusive en- adelante reales fuertes IA
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Fscriban1a pdblica.

lIabi6ndose dspuestD por ell Sr. Alcalde ma
yor del distrito de San Francisco de esta Ciudad
sc saque nueyamente 4 subasta una cstanca ra-
dicada en- ell barrio de Cupey jurisdisdiccion de
sellas, de quien 6s apoderado especial D. Ma
nnel Leandro Garcia. tasada en- ocho mil ocho-
cientas ochenta pesetas; constando dicha estan-
cla de clentO veinte y una cnerdas de terrenO,
palmaS de coco pardoras, treinta de yaguas;
y debiendO celebrarse el actO en- la puerta de es-
te Juzgado y simultaneamente en- ell de Paz de
de ocho nueve de la mailana del
once de Novlembre pr6ximO, Sc anuncia al p6-
Rico % de octubre de 1S72.-MauriciO Guerra 1-3
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SALAZONES.

Con buena demanda regular existencia. A los
precios que Sc han hechn las 1ltimas operaciones
creemos segniran obteniendo los cargamentos que
vengan ponerse en- ventas su ntlmero no muy
crpcido, por 10 que arrlha dejamos dicho.
Por gOl. ing. j. r. AnirO de Yarmouth & Sres
SchOn Willink Ca az terZones bis. bacalao
S.! al, 40 C. sop i'd id. So al, terzones bacaIao
roto $4 al, % i'd y bis. haddeck ST al, 35 bis.
arenques 81. 400 arenqnes ahumados 81, 70 bis.
papas nferiOres $l!.
Por gol. ing. Grand Master de Halifax aSres. La
timer ca 113 terzones 46 c.y75 tambores bacaao
$50 ql., 9H terzones haddock $4s ql, bis macare-
las So. 49 bis. arenques So, 100c. arenques ahuma-
dos \ real.
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Aviso irnportante.

Por acuerdO habido entre Ia Compahfa Gene
raj Trasatlantica de vapores Franceses, Y la del
costanero ell esta lsla, sc avisa Il las pcrsonas
que deseen tOmar passage para Santander ST.
Nazaire, en- los punt0s de la Isla, que t0ca e
costanero Pet0yo (escepto en- Ia CapitaD que suS
Agentes en- la misna librarian boleta de pasaev
para Europa, al tipoQHe sc pa2a Ell esta Cu
dat@ = los Wages del % de cada mes, siendo
conducido ell % al puerto de San Th6mas en- el
Para ir especialmente i ,la Peninsula encuen-
ira el passage Ell la Isla, la oportunldAd de ha
cerlo en- una de las mcjores llneas de Vap0les
las mejores trasatIAntlcos quo navegan hacla
Europa, pagando passages relativamcnte mode
RADIOS.
Puerto- Rico, octubre Dc 1879. 3-3
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En- este Estableclniento haliaran constant e.
mente mis- f;.voIecedores tn complete surtid0
de velas de cera de superior calidad desde ana
diee q seis Ell libra i precios conyencsonales.
Sc hacu una gran reba lii Ell las ventas Ill por
mayor
A las corporaciones religiosas de eSta Capital
les ofreZco toda clase de velas su@erlores Il las
que hasta hoy han .gastado. Comprometien
dome q eaborarles los despordicios y rest0s de
la cera que consumer = con la rebaja Del p del
exterior de cera blanca para mayor lclmento.
Tambien llaliaran hachas de alquiler como dis
tintas classes de velas adOrnadas precios s1
n. amente bafatos. 4-lS
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PROVISEONES AMERICANS. A

Tenemos al merrado regularmen.e surtido por
10 que no Sc hace muy muy notOria la falta de bu-
ques de procedenca americana (E. w.
Por berg. amr Adaline Richardson, de New
York, 4 d. Leonardo IgaraYidez, IA terzones ja-
$3a ql, 100 bis. ptpas S. al contado, 20 id.
manZanas, inferiores $12. so quesos.
Para Sres Latimer ca Is latas mantequilla q
SIG q so quesos $21 id. te zones jam snes $27 ql.,
800 latas so cunetes manteca $l6 ql. 800 c. velas
de sebo $1S! ql.
Par D. j. Eus taquio Cabrera. $50 bis. tocino $27,
300 latas mante ga $1S4 ql., bis id $St ql., 100
bis. papas Is, al lcontado, 10 terzones janones $26
ql., 20 bis. yeso 25 nidos haules, almacenados.
siguen para MayagiieZ.
Para Sres Sobrnos de Ezquiaga, TO- latas man
tequlla.
mess.
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ALMACEN- TALLER .
CALLE DES. JUSTOyUNDRO 10,

Ell que suscribe ofrec srs servicios 4 este res
petable pfblicO, Ell cambio de una m6dica re-
trlbuclon conventional, Ell todo 10 que abraza
ell sguiente anunciO
Sc hace toda clase de instalaciones de tuberfa
para gas 9 agaa Ell las casas establecimlentos
publicos 8 p,.rticulares.
Limpieza de tnbos, lamparas; composition
de ambas cOsas.
Reparacion de bombas de sacar aqua, cons
truccion de faroles de ~todo 10 concerniente 4
hojalaterfa como para todo 10 mencionadc
suenta con ente1didos operarios admitira tam
Plen abonos mensuales para La limpieza de
lamparas.
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ROBOS.

De la Hacienda de D. Geronimo Landrau en-
Rio piedras, le han llevado ell Is de agOsto pr6xi
mo pasado, un caballO color negro, castE2do un
lucerO blanco en- la frente, las unas de alante
encajonadas, las de atras lllnas, como de Ocho
nueve amos de edad, seis cuartas alzada y pa
80 devanado y ell II del corriente mes le ha sidO
rObado otro, color bayo rmarillo clarO, un cor
don blanco en- la frente hasta ell beso, erin y CO.
la blanca regular de cuerpo, las dos patas de
1tras con algunas peladuras paso devanado, y
'omo de seis 4 siete amos de edad, el que diero
tOticia de ellOS ser;i oratificadO. 3-3
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ATENCION.

Con fecha "a de octubre del alo 1866 sc hizo
do Consular de Ia Villa de ArecibO, de Ia lqui-
dacion de la extinguida sociedad Noise, Estrella
y COmpa. Y con esta fecha ha cedido y traspa-
sado otra vez al socio D. Felix Estrella, por es-
quien Sc entender;ln todos los que tengan asun
tos pendiNntes con la expresada extinguida So
ciedad. Arecibo, octubre 16 de 1972.-Juan Luis
Noise 2-3
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Hotel del ''Universo. -

FL que suscribe hace presente sus muchos
buenOs amigos tanto de la I*la, como de auera uue
tenlendo que ausentarsA por algun tempo la tona-
90 todas las precaICiones necesaIIas para Que los
Srs que concurren su el EAOtef del EJni-
verso que queden complexities tanto mas que
beclmlento D. nofre Nicoaa clyo buen car;lcter
amabllldad es va conOcido de muchos iguallnen
te Ell de su esposa anbos estln interesaJos en- Ia
nucha concurrenca que quaden satisfechos los
hu6spedes del hospedaje para que asi recomiendeu
81 estabecimientO slIs ami goa
Puerto Rico % de Mario de 1S72.-Gahre1 OhradOr
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Aviso al pGblico.

FL oueno del Hotel la COECNES-i participa
sus favorecedoreA dc haber trasadatIo ST, casa la
Gale de La Cruz nun. IS donde orec4 lin esmorado
trato apOsentos frescOs aseados con nueyos venti
ladoreS Oh La aZotea para dar resco aichoS apo-
Sentos mesa abundante Servida con tOdo esInero v
umpleZa, c0ntandO para cen un huen cociner0
IainDlen o1receEilesa redonda los Srs Que guSten
Venlr conner rormeses a prcccs m0dic0s bateas
q prealos cOnvenciOnales MaMmel Rndri a1az.