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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03
N0RTHWEsT'N NORMAL SCHOOL
REPURLIC. SENECA GO. q.


The Spring Term commences yrIl lst;
Summer FERN, June 10Th.
We desire TO announce that unprec edented
advantages can be enjoyed az this institution
during the next two terms by teachers and
those desiring 10 prepare for teaching or bus.
mess. Ladies and gentlemen will md this in.
stitullon more profitable than any other IN the
sttte, because Of: l lts cheapness Of tuition
ana boarding 2. lts great range Of studies
and drills 8. Its live, practical and tnor-
earnesl enthusiastic spirit Of work. @. Its
freedom from the VI ,es and temptations Of
large towns and cities. I. Its healthful lo>
cation. 8. Its freedom from political or
sectrrian restraints.
prWe are responsible for the statements
made fere OF in our catalogues and ci rcnIars.
Send at obce for deetriptiSe catalogue or
personal Information. All will be eheerfully
furnished by
J. FRAIsE RICHARD, Principal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03

THERE are several considera-
tiohs why the people OF Vinton
county should elect Mr.. Wells
to represents them in the Con.
stitutional Convention, and
why they shoa.d not=elect Mr..
ClaypoOle, MI, Wells1s strict
.lg,temperate ln-his habits,and
an honest, consistent, plain
spoken man. If he says he
will or he won't you may de-
pend upon him. Mr.. Clay
poole's character in this re-
spect is clearly depicted in the
matter concerning George
Cooks candidacy. OF which
mention Is made elsewhere. ga
Mr.. Olaypoole IS a constitu-
lional officer seeker, allied and
identified with the Court House
ring, and is not out of one Of
flee until he is grasping for an
other, to the injury, and at the
expense OF the people. He
now holds the office OF Prose
cutting Attorney and is also Ie7
gal adviser Of the Commission
erS. Our Common Pleas Court
meets In May. The Constitu-
tional Convention meets at the
same time. Should Mr.. Clay.
poole be elected he will find it
necessary to attend the con-
vention at a time when Court
is IN session, and he is needed
to attend the duties of his
present office, and In his alb
sence it will be necessary for
the Court to employ an attor-
ney to look after the interests
of the county or adjourn cases
over to the next term, heaplng
UP additional costs. In either
case The people will be COM
PEELED to foot the bill, while
Claypoole draws his SIS per day
at Columbus.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03
High Price of Horses.

The Oirclevllle Democrat
says: Our readers will remem.
Der that when the epizootic
started on its tour, we predict
ed that after it had passed
over horses. would command
good prices. The prediction is
now fully verified. Good horses
are up to almost fabulous
prices. From $500 to $500 is
paid in Eastern cities for heavy
dray and trnck horses. When
buyers come around on Stock
bale day, in such numbers as
they did on the last Sale day,
ask enough for your horses.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

Mary A. Defgh, Plaintiff. VS.. Jchn W. sain,
Defendant. g.. .ss.s ..-f-..f
In Vinton County, Ohio, Court Of comaioa
Pleas. Civil action Attachment,
,Iohn w. sam, Defendant In above action, of
- TippecduOe County, Stats Of Indiana, vii
taFe uotice, that Mary A. Defigh Plaintiff In
above action, of the County Of Yiuton, State oE
Ohio, did, on the 9th day,of February, A, d.
1879 ble her'pelition in the Court Of Common
Pleas within and Tor said YintOn county against
the said John W...San de fsnda mt. setting forth,
that the sa'd defendant from she sumner of
lS63to The month OF June 1855. paid is address
es TO, and waited upon the piaiutid, that on the
9th day ofFebruary, A. u. 1855, the said plaintiff
and defendant entered Into marriage contract,
That said contract was To be consummated on the
An Jay OF July, 1885, that the said plintlff vas
md Is still unmarried That said defendant did
not at said time, agreed on. nor at any other
TINE marry said hlaihtif, and that in the month
w June 1865 said defendant abscondcd from. thh
ate Of Ohio. and has not resided In the St ate Of
Ohio sluce, and. praying for a Judgment for
5000, her damages sustained That on the said
9th day OF February 1873. said plaintiff filed n
afiidavit In said Court OF Common Pleas Ia salt
action, for, aud cause an order OF attachment 70
issue thereon in said acloi,--And that by virtue
OF said onier # attachment the Shcrf Of said
Vinton County attached the following real estate
situated In said Vinron Comfy; Ohio as the prop
erty Of sad defendant j., I'm w. sain: to wit
ouannndi yidej tenth part oi the north west quar-
ter Of section number thee Ia levnship punlb,r
twelve OF range lumber seventeen containing lf5
| acres (except q Uf an acre on south side Of raid
northwest quarter heretofore spld by PhilipSain
Also, one undivided tenth part OF "The
northeast quarter Of section Four, in town
ship Twelve, OF range Seventeen, containing
l73 acres; and, also, in-lots number 2S and 81
IN the toHn ol New cunt Pleasant, as re-
corded In the plat oi said town. And he said
John w Saip is potlfed thai he is required
to appear and answer said petition. % orbs.
lore the IhlTd Saturday alter the sth day OF
Ney 1873. MARY A. DEFIC;H K
| by bRArros 4 HousTos. Atty's for Platff
..@a'sn - is'S,- y, N. , s--,lietl ev,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03
THE HANDBOOK OF STANDARD
OR AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHY,

PRENENTS EVERY PRINCIPLE OF EV.
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analysis OF words, and proceeding to the most
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and completeness Of illustration, and with
such otl er features as TO fully adapt the worR
to the use Of schools and to sell.instruction
Pnee, So; by mail S2.2O. -dg ---.ra
Mr.. GIahim is the author ofa Phonoo graph.
ic Dictionary, Readers, and other work, also
publisher OF newspaper called "The stu
dents Journal devoted to the advancement
oil Photography. Send for specimen nuns
her containing n full description of the vars
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llshed by him.
Address ANDREW ]. GRAHAM.
6feb S63 Broadway, New York.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03
MONDAY, APRlLla1, 1873,

Nov. therefore. I, Henry Payne. Mayorlof
the Incorporated Village Of Macarthur, Wins
ton county, Ohio, do warn the hnhabitants Of
the Incorporated Village OF Macarthur. VInton
county, against violating apy or all Of the
provisions ofsald Act, and the Marshal or said
Village is hereby directed to close all houses
iour violating any Of the provisions OF said
Act and to rspoIt forthwith all violations
thereof to the Mayor oi said Village.
Given under my hand and Official seal,
lL.S.l this 3r day OF April, 1873.
Mayor Incorporated Village of Macarthur.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03
USE the Resinger Sash Lock and Support 70
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS |

No spring 70 break, no outline OF SSH; cheap,
durable, ven easily applied; holds sash at
any plaee dfsifed, and selffasfener awhe
any address 10 the U. g., pos tpaId, on receipt
.of S0qts, .ILibstl indaicenienr to the tnde.
Agents wanted. Address KEISlNGE Err SASH
LOCK CO., NO. AIS harkstst., Barrisburg,Pa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03
USELESS S. NOBODY
A ROLAND FOR THE EN-
QUIRER'S OLIVER.

The Enquirer of this week is
filed with low personal lies
and slanders about Mr.. W ellis.
The Enquirer of last week had
nothing to say about Mr.. Wells
Notwithstanding the lies which
it now publishes were then be-
ing industriously peddled on
the street by the ring. In ad-
dition to this the circulation of
the paper in Macarthur has
been withheld to keep us from
getting hold of it in time to re-
fute its falseho pods. Lies which
have to be nursed so tenderly
are altogether too delicate TOR
for this climate. We are in re-
celpt of the paper, however, by
the underground railroad, and
shall proceed to give the facts
in the case which the Enquirer
has distorted.
We believe it is true that
Mr.. Harvey Wells lived for a
time over in Jackson county,
and having been there sufi-
GENTLY. long to entitle him to a
vote, he voted at Jackson.
On the first of February, lie
came back to Wii'kesvi,le, the
place e. his former residence,
where he was SborE and raised
and has lived almost continu-
ously all his life, and has had
his residence there ever since,
and is to-day as much a citizen
of Vlnton county as is Bowen
or Claypoole. If Claypoole
thought otherwise he woRd
not spend his time and money
peddling around certificates TO
accomplish Wsils' defeat, but
would take the cheaper and
surer m1thod Of just keeping
qule' uatil the polls closed on
Aorday, when, no matter what
majority Wells might have, if
he is not a citizen, Claypoole
would be elected.
But what of it2 Can't a man
change his residence without
being abused and villlfed? II
a man once goes out of Vinton
county is he compelled. to stay
out the remainder OF his days?
Claypoole has lived all over
Southern Ohio. lie generally
stays till he plays out and then
moves; Wells moves when he
pleases.
AS to the matter of taxes.
The Enquirer says he does not
pay his taxes, while owning
considerable property. Mr..
Wells has shown to US his De.
cember tax receipt for $3.50, for
one-half tax. The other hall
will be due in June and we
have no doubt will be paid
Mr.. Wells has met this lie be-
fore in his travels, and goes
armed with his receipts to re
flute it. Now, ii it comes to
this, where is Mr.. Claypoole''
tax receipt 1t will take ar
industrious man a long timo tt
} find his name on the duplicate
Again, Mr.. Richmond, the
Treasurer of this county, would
take great pleasure in arrest
: ing Mr.. Wells, bothering hin
in the canvass, and degrading
him before the people, if b,
did not know to a positive Ger
tainty that Bowen lies. Mr.
Richmond would never lose tn,
opportunity Of playing so hand
some a card for the ring, if hi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03

Bring Out Every Voter
If every voter in vinion coun-
ty is at the polls next Monday,
Mr.. Wells is elected, and the
Court House ring, which is n now
well sscotched, is. dead . -.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03

The death of Bishop Nell
vaine leaves vacancy in-the
Peabody Southern Educational
Board.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03

"a 90 .s9olNA
Advertisements insertsd at fair Prices
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03

m - 1.iIJ! tas' d ., ~ -
IhE increase Of population
in il Great lfr "a Bitaln 3 "a nj sfn the last. ten
years exceeds 100000.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-03

L a - 49, -
THAVE taken possession Of the above hotel,
lrenovated and partly ,reTnrni-hed It, and
wili be glad 10 serve the old customers or the
house, and especially my old friends Of the
Hooking Valley who may be visiting this
polnt The table wDl be iurnished vllh The
best the merket affords, and care taRepa 10
make guests comlortsbe., Good st,bhsR Al.
tacfied tothe houseT Charges ressonsbfe.1
13mar 1873
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
SE VENDE EN- $4,000

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balass' dn paessa Dc EseFsa, IswnEs : AssrMrsSes.
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gsfh@taFsto sssEsstss, ssgAa dsa AA<1sAsA - eAss
81 aa'isas sssa2eslsss ea 1AessAsaa mnHA assese -
Aa9 tas taAs essfFsstsss sNtrrsse. xa.saA 80
pa" ~ ~ 80 seemaANse. sawakeNA Ae -.
tsts ~ 8aasiln daHseis sssuls A s3sgvaasa -
ma Itss ssA EeasgAa dm anA aAsNs - -. -
.ss.aa fs8tA - ssA@tsls&eskA Al ka.asAs -
so@t .at@ - eAMhMfa eMt@s ns&NN 80 x.ssIfssm :
sa..sHA @ffSssa taasa esaAsu ssAaa1sn.s ssuss -.
6atao 90 AAaay@Msnaka Ga A&xwbs ~ - -
yAaasA.aa. assffA - Il saas8@ II saAAs - 80.
- essa fsaE EAeeA - sasa NMshs - -.
assa q lAeStA $50 aAaaathAs 30 S.as -.
taisnssa 1s gsasAasta sasme - = as.ssss =
eHaaAkAa.f $50 E4nAekm xs3m aaNsaasknar
A@ M36alas8 tsstns3sakx6nm.ea - -. -. =
- naamFsn ealA@ re 1msa. j - naetsses -.
~ pswFtss sa assMa&msMsN anss.4ssss -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
A los Sres. hacendados.

La ,mportente casa constructors de aparatos in
illustrates. C1Al Comp de- FaFfa ian fxuAmen-
70 Derosne Cali tan honradame te conoelda en-
todos l1s paseS aEucareros. espec almsut Ia fslR
de Cuta y las lalAs vroinRs de- Irudai. Ma -tlnl"a
OuAdAlupe dondo ha tcnido Ainletativa dc d vi.
uIr 81 trabaJo por nedio dc las instaa 30 do ia
bT1eas tcntrAles," ha dctrrm ado sstt ecer una
asencia eu csta lsla n lie pCers, IN ~ rr 10 ION
con ioa Srrs haccniaslns que urces ten alguao. .
tpdoA les aparats qas 80 omPlsa paEa Ia rtao1ga.
ctan del axacar
IA saas d. Cail Comp. enc cn In I.la vccins de-
GN1a, an eetablrcintento tmp ftaatc eu douds has
a'ssnp @n dopoaso todos los apAratos ttna ulsn.
cus. aAna.
Ton 81 obirso lie dAr 10. sEca has 20 al - 10. or-
snraoFes qae purtt4n dsscAr Wm tuEn 4. ~ s a Cs
-. ae 4useaHA paesE0 hIo .ia t* lsaa da rfo & gu
on aru1rdo con ri r prcseUtAe IN Ersst
ott' AcadiFAt - hangyasiaa q aIe f.s. ) ssaeu.
IaAS veuta{ - dr lens 4f4tos $50 yAs stSst -
@"'a @"niasadAe eonpe13aa, paea aar tss
ltsttts ar 40 #qnt. asuu rua4lvr ! tslslAS.
enaoFsfa de bgaKus.
F.aonomIA DIS CoaabUaslhlns
FF0slueto aapos.o afge@F seA en cAlilAi . me
eanEfaad.
TTatAanssutU - aAs micsss. is aae psgmlte snpgt-
III. vi eesEassn 80 a. tfnrA Fstfemkb dr pAggawgo.
oasgos IacoudAdoa r.t4a "a ~ gssal laa do pfe
e4ss s - satdas o6kcalsis~s pr 10 last lAe&8u em
e eta hseha pog Ia CAIE Cuaspt a . hasssHss
d saa facras1 Vega baiaf do - pFapgeAad del
Sg D. Leonardo lwATa Yt~x. st eaAl Ia taaA 10 10
insceilvA 10 este veFdAstsFa prpgfwsp adasgrAl "a
sta Ida Paagss klco. mayo IS De Isss- kl 81. TO-
u. Louhet. - s.lls a. r..a.n. IN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
LA BORINQUEN.
CATALA, B0RRAS Y COMP:

A~s 2@e&@ &c FsAe sesxst aa nRAs SSas sbssss atfs
ean ~ eN4aas NsssAA@ s&aEass - AEgse@ss - @3#e
a&d aAERsses - @@@eAaE gma@ 8esAksAN ~
6Ats~ss sskss - - ssEx&a AAsa@s *AsssA aasen
s@ dass@6AAa k@Ase sARsA4 Ne sas sskss @4as
eA FssEazas asAx sasx@ IS axss&ASsaA
t@A@s 30 @seA 20 ia. &@Aa ave aAaana M HaA4
fatea ssks sssas AeAlasa $3.50 A@ahess mSANaN as-
tes@Aa RAsA &sAAA sas6aaaanen eaaM@ a3N&mMM wmw
taA1Mss sAsa eenA sAa@seaeA sAaAaneA~a nmASNA -
a@s&ssA @sA eeMsws &e vss@ek Aaaas s@ksw&ANaa se
&tMoSNA @xssas - Ae - a&AAsA AaaAA&NA faaAssa &e
@sFMA 9*s$AaMsMA ewaA k#aemm o. A4A aaWaAA RAen .
nFNA as&sA a&Na $3.50 A4aue A9eA ssasAAAan AasaA
A&A 80 s& ssFS 8 sA@ faAsAsssA@ ~ MNN@ aae ANMM
sAAAeesasae AAsNaA&aaa h44sns ssAnNhmN - aAsassN
$50 E@#sAa ss&ma MamAsssss aAes aaaAaa1aA MsM@
&sNs - seaAa s4A&ae s~s &ksaAsa $780, 4sN -
FsAs@ ssssAt@ 50 assN&AaaEAA &s Msk&AM ak&aam -
AsseA - Asss.es x@4esea ssaa MAsAssNA "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
AIUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
RGGULAREADOR DBL ESTONAG(
WEYMOUTH CATALAN
DE 9ALLEN.
PRovEEDoR DE- LA REAL CASA.

En- el MIN. 16. afo 70 de La Independence
publica Ell BarcelOna), SO lee 10 siRuicnte Buen
COrrObOrante.-Habiendo Ilegado nuestr, no
ticia los buenOs resultados obtenidos por algu-
NOS medicOs con el elnpleo del vino PermouM
de SALES Ell el tratamicnto de algunas afeccio-
mes del estomagO .priDcipalmente en- los DIS
pepsicOs y en- los con valecientes de otras enfer
e1ades por sus exceentes propedad~s t0nicas
ycorrOberAntes, no podemos menos do reC ninen-
darlO & nuestros abOnados tpara su eobIernu
con ta2ta mas razOn sicndo un pioducto uacio-
nal que puede competlr con vent.,ja al Vermoath
extranjero. segun 10 n,uelan los dictamen,s da-
dos su favor p0r In Academia de mr,liclna
cirujfa de Barcelona. Institute Mcdico varios
pTOfesOres de Mcdicina.
Dep6sito en- Puerto Rico, aimacen dc Sobri-
nos de III Foftaeza 80.
Preci0 de vcnta ~ Gaia de t2 hoteilaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
NtBlad Etuldnna De Amigos deI Rlk

Por rcnunrta de -. Roman BaldeTiosi dc Caa
tFo - la nOfnbrAdo segun pEopueasn DE- 10 Co
mission curAdota dc uatndlos acasFda de
Ia Socirdad ri InEenieEo Civil ID. RAmon AoleF
Fort. para ri dnssmpcto do II elAaa de Nate
nAtleAa au6vrncioaadA poF la miamA. qardAndo
dradr largo alberta dieha einan.
Isu que pungu rn xuUuelmspnin dnl p0hltes
enmpliaaontAn. Ia acurdsdn. Pucsso- ktce -
dc mayo dc ls.a.~-E AsSsuGaTiu. q. Hsmsasr fis,
sIfs1. S-1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
PARTE MERCANTILE.
MovIMIENTo MARITIME.
EslSTRADAA.

Mayo 29-De New-York en- 13 dias berg. gol
ing Carlos Hoard 240 ton: cap. Messengner, con
provisiones los Sres. Latimer Comp:
29-De Santander la Coruna en- IA dias del
primer puntO vap. cOrreO esp Espaad 1893 ton
cap. Se9obia, con correspondence 300 passage
ros dc ellOs para esta lSla.
29-De May agiez en- 10 horas vap. esp. Moe
tezuDaa N00 tsn. cap. LlOvet, con carga CORES
pOndencia pasagerOs. -,
30-DeS. Thomas en- 10 horss vap. esp. Clara
428 ton. cap. Ron, cen pasageIos.
S0-De Arroyo Ell . dias gol. esp. Luisd 80
ton patron Suarez en- lastre.
8O-De Arroyo en- dias gOl esp. EsperanEd
40 toe, patron Rosa, en- lastre.
3O.-De Yega-baja gol. esp. Recorte 16 ton.
patron Subj, q. con azIlcar.
3O.-De Malaga en- 50 dias pol. gol. esp. Santf-
s;n.a TriMidcd III ton. cap. I1Ovet, con frutos.
3O-De Santander EN- 80 dias pol. gol. esp.
Prudentc 220 tom cap. Sala, con harinas.
3O-De Naguabo en- , dias gol. esp. UrsetinG
q ton. patron Gonzalez, con cueros.
Side $. Thomas eli dia gol. lug. Eliza 3S
ton. cap. i3lbec, en- lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Con inter6s al p1blico

Tn il i.eucajc 20 Il Guar tia Civil de oahallerfA.
desc os Iparss #7g cu]a84u plnio dc - IsA uuA
plaza dr Ter o - .uagp domo, m4yufAl vtiiiAnto,
qua da .cr"n5 da uua hacienda, tlsar factoe de
Vefer, ario, uc ocumsnt toa IL gales 4ac 10 gxrAu,
de csi1ay de tat6 las que pod Ga iufortuAs plsl-
)anse por c". tn9 d. melor modn u .IosA AVuAu.
tna"=ffo catu ataro IetaA naa ca s pAEass. 4aAsa
&c q q Fdo cos - intcro~Ado. pAaarA tsfoFnAEss
Goa los 9ne #u5ieiteu tsntA con otEn comp sasEo
- h'ciose fs4y aaboa saltrllAn pTonto - coates
taclOt "a eNIfar ar Vkste EApAAA ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
BAK.EDAS.

Mayo 29.-Para S. Thomas vap. esp. MocteS"
MsW 400 ton. cap. LlOvet, con correspondence.
29.-PaTa La HabaanA Vap. esp. EgpdH0 1893
ton. cap. SagObia, con cOrrespondencla.c .carga y
pasagerOs.
20.-Para Naguabo bal. esp. loren NGrciso 10
ton patron CaTran, con prOvisiOnes.
29.-Para Manaty gOl. iesp. Clementind 20 ton.
patron Castillo, con pTOvisiones.
30.-Para Aguadilla vap. esp. Clara 4SS ton.
cap. Ron, con rASA.gerOs.
3O.-Para VeSF Fbaja .gOl. ESQ. :RscortS 16 ton.
patron Subira, Con duelas.
30.-Para Aguadilla :gOl. esp. Maria Belen 30
ton. patron Mendez, con prOvisiones.
30y-Para las Bermudas bal ing Planters PGc-
bet 80 ton. cap. Lahuet, con carga general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
-. -. B0LETIu MERCAlTIL ::;;::=;::
=%%==- DEPUERTO-RICO. =%-~~""
PRDO
Hotel del "Universo. "

FL que guscribe hace preeente sns muehos ,
buenoe amigos tanto de 10 IRla COMO de afuera que
teniendO que ausontarse por algun tempo ha tOmA-
DO tOdAs las precauciones necesarias para que loe
Hrs. que concurren su casa 81 Hotel del Uni.
hasa ahOra para 10 cual queda al frente del esta-
blecimientO D. UnOfre Nicolau cuyo buen caH2CteE
amabilAad es Va cOnocido de muchos, igualmen
to ol de 81 esposa ambOs estan intereGados On In
mucha cOncurrencia y que queden satisfechos Loo
hueepedcs del h0spedaje para que asf recomiOnden
ol ESTABLISHMENTS sus amigos.
Puerto-RicO - do Mario de 18T2-HabFiel ObradoE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Interesante & las Sras.
s. Justo NJ 5l.-E. Santigosa.

Hay un gran surtidO do mOfas de Rios, mOfos
redondos cintillos parael coyote, eaprichOs, ala
didos. Sc alQuila de GOdO para Tetratarse. fun
clones de igleeia bailes, & preciOs m6dicOs. Sc
hacen toda clase de trabajOs Rusto de la Sras.
y composiclones. Sc rixan ri1Os rls. par, Ca
prichOs Chavos mOfies do rizos baratisimOs
cintilos II reales. Sc reciben encargos de La is
La Sc sirve estrictamente como ha0an los PEI
didOs "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Hotel de los Vapores.

muchos amigos al p6biicO Ell general no ser oicr-
tn que dicho hotel deje de funcionar como algunAs
pers0nas hab'an dicho, sinO que sgue teniendo la
viaReros un c6modo Y decento hOspedage con ex-
2elente mesa, habitaaiones espaciosas Y frescas y
un esmerado tIato el servicio, como verAn los
Sres viageros que gusten honrarme con su hoSped ale
Tambien hay mesa redonda para los senores que
Quleran ahonarAe por mesea, se sirven bateas to-
do precios modicOs s. Juan de Puerto-Ric do
AbriI de lS73-AMALGA A CATAI.AN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Aviso al p6blico.

Fl duenO del Hotel Ia "CorunesA" partioipA sus
favofecodoFea de haber tfaaladAAo caaa callo
de Justo no 10 encima dol estA0leomiento titua-
do Los Precios Fiics," donde ofrcce un esmArado
erato, mcsa abundants tervidA CON todo csmero
hmpioZA contando para eco con un bu0n cocinero
Tambien ofroeo mesa redondA los Sees Quo guStsn
venir conner por meses precios m6dicos y batoaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Suspension do rifa.

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ks..ess - - $50 - - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Liquidation de Sociedad

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Puerto Rico 81 dc Mario dr isSa.~La Contadura
RafaclA Msnendrx de Medina La Tvso.wFa Emilia
LIuAEca du I.axarn.
por disJssstcson de Ia Sra Proadeusa. eo cumptE
mtrnto dc ioqna rFesscur n art. IL de Pa alatat
- mAndA puhlicAF IL anterior cususa ea peFtodts
ee@ dc - plaza, para eanc. m!nntn dnl pahltr FeA
ut suPEA-I@ sceretAEia y. Carolina sAbat dc Ja0a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Con 2 onzas espanolas.

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RfuetAa FtnTio- Rset t1AYo n 30 tssa ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
Dg TRINIDAD

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-06-01
CERERIA
De BERNARDO SALIVA.

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