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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-26
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Dated Ottawa. April &c, Is,


IA SALE COUNTY.
This IL to certify that the foregoing tax
list. together Wth.the above notice Of the
intended application for judgment and order
of sale, was published In the OTTAWA FRBg
a newspaper published weekly In
ottawa, In the county OF La Sale state of
Illinois, on saturday, the 10Th day OF April
1913, being. at least three weeks previous to
the third Monday OfMly A. u. 1913 that the
number oicOpcs Of sad list and notice cor.
respond with the number of copies of said
newspapers Issued for That week, and that
he list and notice as published is n literal
cory of the manuscript furnished hy the
collector Of said county
OSMAN d HAPRMAN,
publishers Of ne DttgiCu free TJ,Idsr.
ottawa, April g, 1873.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-26
CrUtV Treasurer ana tJ-gMgiO cole
Dated Ottawa, April 18th, ISIS.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, CO

Ia SALE County, l'''
This Is to ceriy that the foregoing tax list,
together with the above notice of the intend.
Cd application for Judgment and order of
sale. was puh'is ed IN the OTTAWA FREE
TRIiRR. q newspaper published weekly in
Ottawa, In the county of La Sale and state
Of Illinois. on Saturday, the 26th day of
April 1873. being At least three weeks pre-
viOuS 70 the third Monday OF May A. y. 1873;
that the number OF COMES OF SAID list and no.
tice correspond with the number Of copies
Of said newspaper issued lCr that we K ; and
that the list and notice rs published Is Ut.
eral copy of the manuscript furnished by
the Collector OF said ounty.
OSMAN IL WAPENAN.
Publishers Of the OVIlrI FL TidIT.
Dated Ottawa, April 26th, 1915.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-26
ENNerhiINN .lN1. b ~.
NNderhilNs IN ~ 70 Crottu.

jeremidh Crotty'S Sa5dicisi0E ,arQ
S,r % 20 >
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-26

700 d IllIN0R'S .NUDdir. q Block
II, LdHd & Il, co.'s lid. 10 Mar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-26
Crotty's Tajrd Add. 10 Crotty.
Cro,tv's Fourth Ad6 n C-,,,,,
Hossdck's addition 10 Crotty.
Hossack'S Out.Lots 10 Croity.

NorE-Tracts or lots marked thus, and r..
In the foregoing list. were forfeited TOR the
taNe- ul a. O.. ISL. aud thoS- marked thus.
Anu 2, were forfeited for the wear 1870. and
those marked thus, Ans G. vrfr forfeited flr
The year ls1. ard where TIE q ~ two char
ac trs are used the taxes ct 1871 and 's.l are
Include and where all three characters arf
used Tie taxes II ISL, Is and lss4 a-r d.
cluded, together WITH the tsNrs az ls.-. aII
other amnuuts in the fbrNuuing list arp Tho
taxes One Tor %" year So. avt whore Hh#
word DER az ear, Dr. denotes thar rHsftN
or prrsuual property is added - ne raves.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

they arc wanted for the next meal Tbo,
the kitchen is evidently a good thine ~,
this bath tub-if body has the time ora 'uu
Joys The roost-is a capital labor saving ~ s'
zion, which cbcor.uly commend to yonr ., .l
ors, though am unable to tell them ,,,, ,''u,
cam be obtained. ''' 10
! think that to night is the last NIGHT or,
oir which ! judge has been fairly copdra,. I'
and | rejoice It's success. The ten no,,i'.,
have boon both plcosantand profitable ~ 20,
Gov Woshburno, who presided al rron ""u
Temple, ia allusion to request that son,t' ~
had made, TINT itshould be repeated. said g.,
10 would be repeated in just hundred y.a.
and he hoped that all that were not pre.cr,
night, would then avail themselves Of tLc
poruuily to come and participate in Tho cr,..
tainmut
Tho weather is mild here, and has been .,,..
the Grsl day Of December, and even tb,n y.
was nota cold as in Montpelier. he ot
thirty degrees. There is no snow. md ,1
boca mono Of any consequence, and when !, ~
mild and Che sun shines, walk acro.. a.
common is no mean treat for Vermont.
though tho natives say that plenty Of cold .a5
more or less snow, will be sure to come by s, ,'
by. WnIouGuy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

The Lorin Isles, upon one of which
Marshal Bazaine is to be secluded, lie close
upon the coast Of France. The island
chosen for the Marshal's prison is strongly
fortified, and was the prison of the mystic
rious Man in the iron Mask" 1t q
lonely retreat for the gallant soldier who
has fought the battles of France for more
than forty years. 1t may be we'll, however
that he is thus Gagged, if the rumor is cor
rect that, had he been simply banished' he
would hayegone to Spain to help fight down
the Republic.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

Among the matters that will come be.
fore Congress, the present session, will be
the consideration Of a Constitutional amend
ment, changing the method Of oleciing a
President and Vice. President. Acommit.
tee Of the Senate has had the subject under
consideration during the recess, and it is
now understood that the members have
agreed upon an amendment to the present
system, which will be submitted to the Sen.
ate at an early day. 1t does away with
the Electoral College by enabling the voter
to vote direct for the candidate he prefers,
ltalso creates tribunal for the settlement
Of disputes which may arise concerning the
legality Of any portion of the election
The idea has been agitated at intervals fol
more than half century, but has never be.
fore taken definite shape.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

"A despatch received by our Govern.
mont from Madrid gives the gratifying intel
ligencc that the Spanish republic has been
strengthened, rather than weakened, by the
result Of the Virgnius affair. The diverse
elemeuts Of the Liberal party in the Cortes
have been harmoniacd by the action Of the
CASTELAR, Cabinet which has shown uncx.
pecied strength in dealing with disairectiou
both at homo and abroad, This is certainly
cause for congratuaton.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

With the adjournment for the holidays
the civil rights bill goes over. We do not
know that this slight delay is to be re.
GREETED if it results in getting the measure
carefully guarded, $50 that" as Mr.. Ed
munds put it the other day, 1.-The courts
cannot escape from it" The bill has been
twice killed at previous sessions by flibus.
teriug on the part Of the Democrats, and
once this was done 10 the height of the
Greeley fever, when the party was seeking
to carry the South on the pretext that it
was more friendly than the Republicans to
the rights Of the negro.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

There is suggestion of retributiye
justice on the Spaniards in Cuba to be
found in the fact Of steamer called the
Santiago de Cuba" having successfully
effected the landing of dibustering expe-
dition not far from the scene Of the late
massacre, and in the further fact that 10 the
interior among the mountains Of Puerto
Principe, five hundred Spanish soldiers
were caught in Cuban ambuseade, mud
two hundred Of them killed To the credit
Of the insurgents, they paid some attention
to the enemy's wounded and sent them
under escort to the vicinity Of the Spanish
lines. Such adhesion to the ordinary rules
Of civilized warfare will probably not pre-
vent the Spaniards from uneeremoniousy
shooting every one Of the men serving under
Gomez whom they can lay hands on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

Twelve hundred teachers 10 the public
schools Of New York city petition for the
restoration Of the right to inact corporal
punishment on bad boys in school. Their
experience shows the necessity Of this power
in the hands Of teachers While boy ma
ture remains what it is, and was in the days
of Solomon, the rod cannot be wholly dis
pensed with, though its liability to abuse
will always make it unpopular.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

Mast is going to clear $4,000 out Of
his lecture tour

Disoalchcs from points on tAo Eric
canal lead 90 the belief that the last fleet
Of 6fy-oac camel boats viii be got through
TO tide water.
"A company of Cninan.n iu Louisiana
recently ruuis6cd their blnker,-ono of
thoir own rocc-f5r swindfne ,hcm. By out.
ting his hands of.
Several families of Harvard. Mob.
roro roccntlv made vcrv sick by poison iu-
fused into choose from tho conner ve.s D. in
which +, was made
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. .o, ~ III nv. 'nJ ..r.i, En- ,,.l.
1i,;o,,l ;ssno If ,r,rc,t,
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~ ~ '-0 gay, -, ii,,io
Sous'o as ~ ''. i .,l, 60 '. ~. M, r,ri
uOuD'c .''N ,-'.'o' 'io
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9 =, % 'o' '"-'l '' ,l ',..
i"s'u' '''. NJ ,r'-it,u
u'''''l's VI -.''9' W oC'Do''' ,.,...
- oan u bfecNin1rldee ulsAo.'l',os
have been removed ana mo-" his Nen'acAy
friends hayea notion oil la'''ns nun 90 sweep
tine state Tor 'oVefuoh
The cars 600 Che Nashua ana hoeoc.'
ter railroad ran over something la'i week
Tuesday for the hrst time IL was p'eee
ct the road between h2chesieT ana lae'
Mr. A. Brewer of Webster county,
Ky. has just been forced to pay $50 be-
cause he pounded Rev Mr. Bone for cou.
verting his wiie TO the Clrlstan Religion
Girls, learn 20 swim, Ell Of son. The
Misses Mix,cr Of Boston who wco saved
from the Vile du llavre, were excellent
swimmers. They went down With tboship,
and then struck CUT"
Tho Midland r,-lroid c5mp,ny Of
England had Gyc days auction Of umbrcl-
las, etc, leit on their cars during the past
year. Their stock comprised OBS um-
brollas, 1856 slashalss aul 612 wllkinc-
sticks.
The bio,es, mipipr Story vel "a. toll of
n comnonv at pleasanton. Kan. which after
dieoino down about GO feet has ,trusl n
solid wall of lead II feet in thickness. ard
the bottom Of the deposit has rot vet been
reached.
Tr,o.nrsr eninncr .tili 4 ,srs ME n r,,ic
The torn and bldod.,toinod NAV NM Win
which L,nro Kocoe attomr la TO s,appch
tho wound of President Lincoln in bis bov
al Ford's tbo,,or an mo NIGHT of tbe oss,s.
sination.
THO code of honor p.onIe or Teya.
will NOWADAYS receive In settlement n
Observation-Disclosures what / termed n lie
I'm ,hotis a9 ocLnovle3 .,,s,, rom m,
ogan1er hat he l;o3 vbee h. mad, ,b,
oFsnsige statement
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~, 'ui'u' e.1",' 'eui' "" ~ ''',
vas 7corr;od 20 n fir M e. NJ. c5,r.i
and ro9ied r,- IN contso cboncc Tb@io1,
,gbo won +, tisso5 il cn,bnsissti,,l,y my
den,r,od in bi,b alcc ~ s,,rrr;so hcr bns
bapd
C'pu'"'iOu o, gIu''1".0u !'O,, 'nc
DO9'y g OOi,''io'o'i ol''o ou III LON
Ie''' iuussunJ' anu l1' '''Si' views WIN 'uo
poa'u 81 iIIl' "uu l5 ,.,s ne'0,'"'',S
relations between the New ENGLAND States
and Canada.
Rov Mr. uorno,j ,bo Eya,..l;.,
i boI5ing n nrotractcd ,nec,ipo At 6lton
m ana - -. 49,. ,..i.... ....t
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

Information We can get from The musiy record.
OF the past as well as from our own oosol'a
zion and our knowledge oil human nature
from The earliest antiquity 'o'he present 'imo'
men have been won't oeea.ion"''y TO g't on
iew Aud SO 10 The fonoulous times when |
preceded The American Revolution 30 The
year l1l3, The s.aid ana rcaceaolc cti1ens oil
ruriianie Boston, got SO much ue'iJe 'nem-
solves as 60 organize o series oil disoiuofly pro-
ooclings' SO remmkanlc as To nave neoome one
Of tho prominent features ln the hstoryol this
old and proud commonwealth ana OF young
America at large. In Short they kicked up'
in rtlcr uu3gnIod fashion, o. ur.t class
row
Your readers know the story The British
government had imposed upon the American
colonies some slight burdens in tho way of
mzauon, which, though not heavy Of thcm-
selves, the colonies deemed oppe .yc, aud
protested against tm until aIl were removed
cyccpta thrilling hx on tea. But tho fathers
sd uat stmd0u without representation
wa tyranny and Iris light tribute they
were 4ui.e unwilling 90 pay. The home gov
|rumea. re.arf.l tha .iianas uaualcul,
auIrru.ci DO tm0c ucON lu thi- nl-
/ a.u.oraHI,l.. vacn certain s.il. ld uuHcl
|in..s plrtol Boston viih csf.a af tcl. the
pesp', cal,ela hast. meeting Faacau lsN.
(which Adjourned r.r vaafo r room. tJtho O.d
south Church. and arc, under Tie lcl %,
Samuel Adams. lcs gel chat tao tcl should
|notlc landed And sufo enough. twas not
/ nudcl-lor larsc party OF B]sioninus, dts.
eu.ssl as Mohawk ludaas, proceeded to- GfIr
fn Wharf, oadhln9p. mofuc ships
|castitalI into thc scl.
rmtluc rans occurred d auulrcl ycar
|ae1 t1.Juy AuItodly thepcople cscbmtcit
/ bya great Yea Panty do Faueuu BAN n
/ lact THE women, who a,Ways get "a little ahead
1 LOT us in some way. commenced celebrating DO
/ i.slauyc urHay ituastle Woman Rights
/ folks .hsume. who Lc.IH1r Jeopardy auj
bad Choir Say ina crowded meeting here at
evening. uhuot Wendell PHu1u aud Mls
/ Llye-mlra vcr Ole wuo.pal .p@ker tl.aah
. terc wuc numerous hrtl accolc hy other
distinguished persons present Including Wm.
Lloyd Garrison and fssj Douens.. Ole a,ar
of waom was called Upon unexpectedly 10 Dim
ana much against ti.viu.asI happen t1 know
ihaluhcn tbe president OF thc meeting. vho
.....l f..a, ot.t u.f.T .Y, ..,.f.I t...g f.H BIZ.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

t.r.f, than u.ual He regards lho recent
....l.r svia5le ool c,lls upon Che
c.,.,r,. q, ;ey..f.s,,
upt 5.l at.. ..;,,b,.I
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now Oh peace looio, iu .9oa.a as woIlI
as iu o.a.rlepoes.
Tho Administration com. on, OF ncI
.. yi,s .oiu.o3.rnt.yvi,bbi,b honor. 4.
,;,o Mr. e,mrsr r,.1ef5, o be con.
irs,v AMI 5,ns d. .r sso.e,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

1t is probable that a thorough iuycsti.
cation will be made by the House commit.
tee Of the management Of the public works
in Washington, although the Senate has
practically ignored The charges by tho con.
frmatiou Of GOV. Shepard
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

Tho iron Age notes the existence Of an
apparently well founded rumor, to the effect
that heavy firm in Sheffield, England, ox.
tensiTeiy engaged in the manufacture OF
steel, are about to transfer their business to
til eouatry. The firm have been making
steel from ores imported from Spain, but
the cost Of freight has been SO heavy and
wages and fuel SO high, that they have been
unable to compete in our market, where
their business connection lies Hence they
have decided on shipping the ores from
Bllboa to this country, where they propose
to do the smelling and converting into
steel under conditions more favorable than
exist where they are now located
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

Still another Atlantic cable. This one
is to run from a point on the Irish coast 70
Straw's Point, Rye Beach The cable ltselI
is already about half manufactured anu
will have been laid by the end OF neA'
August. The " Direct United States Cao'e
company is the name of the corPora'lOu
which undertakes the enterprise. We don :
anticipate any great reduction Of caO''
tariffs 10 be brought about by the new
line as it will probably be bought up "
the present monopoly before it is hall COM
pleted, Just like the one laid last spring
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

The question as to how the Alabama
award shall be distributed is again coming
up in Congress as a subject for dispute
The matter is now 10 the hands Of the com.
mttee but will probably be reported soon
after the holiday recess. 1t seems highly
probable that there will be several bills 10.
troduoed, regulating both the character Of
the Court Of Settlement and the order 10
which the claims shall be heard but as
the bearings in the case have not changed
since last year, it may be confien tly as
sumod that the plan proposed by General
Butler at the last Congress will meet With
the greatest favor. 1t is, we believe bis
intention to adhere to the general outlines
Of that plan in the one he is to urge, this
winter
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24

"A Salt Lake dispatch announces inv
number of disguised converts OF MornO".
ism have returned to Europe, after ha''Ds
had personal experience of the manner
which things are run by the prophet a r
it is stated that others are preparing 10 ~
low A little legislation like that propose
by Senator Logan, with the growing en,'s n"t
eminent of the imported saints, will sOIn l,sc
an end to Mormouism in Utah, and n'v
the country from disgrace which has C'u's
to 1t for so many years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-12-24
Oar New York Letter.

c,..- -, ''''. ~ 1913.
,'..',.', oiN u'SJust emerged
Ugly ''' ' 'i.''' w. 'u' o'u'''t log that
''' ''''''' '',' .','' '''''on % country The
n| '''''''''y confined 90
' .'.'' '''''''yo extended 20 the
'', ''o"t as hal'
'iN'. '', ''''.' ~ u was crossing
''' .,'' '' 9'J'y' wv '''' away was dis.
''''.''''' '''' '''9 ~ was ''se 'no steam Of
"',, ' " '''''l'y' unu just as mpene-
'' ~ '''' ''''' was d Ielt easier Of
.''''' l'''''''''' '.1" c'.sS'nS @"lde avenue,
' '.' WY '"0 ''s prevented tbe
usual Httil"- 'I"i' hNh Jug uohts from ycntur.
iHE iut0 tAc river, and thc ferry boats had it,r
90 themselves fhc rule on the ferry jso b,
ueey days, 90 have but ONE b1at In ibe no.
SO ,Io..iu. atolcc hence tlo intcry,l.ofn,.
aee were long. and Che crowd. tiat enc5 a..
ba.. elch PASSAGE. was enormous and r..
,-a-e packed .sc ,ardiucs in a box nprl,,..
tu1 t1u.anlatntria Sd dense van. tboc.,
Uatit wa. impossible To- determine who'll,
.tIeb.atv.a. .n 1r not. ON entering tbe c....
unto. and once aboard. Won saw potbir,t,,G.
leals of ,he crowds fyra few feet ar9noJ y',
ono. steam was but 10 the lo,t. tho w.,ii a..
I5.t. ani crowd. IN such oec,si,ns ors ,,,,.,
Is.ignt Those ina front who can 900 ,,,' ~.
tho .., r,. d, discover If there 4. ,,,y,i;.. =.
,1e vsv. and tia.o crowded behind oro ,,r,..
.lly fsrteto-. 81 rat rslirc ,f r,cc,,.,....
wti.. render. pe,l,s tbsurbtrpl o.n,o,,a.
wiel a... aro iofolc... 81. ttey aro nm f,.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
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Eh VIEaA, CAPITAL De AUSTRIA.
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para Europa.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
ALMACEN- TALLER.
CALLE DIS. JUSTONUAE6O 10.

FL que suscribe ofreca sus sers1cios este res
potable p1blicO, en- cambio de una modica re
tTibucion conventional, en- todo 10 que abraza
el siguiente anuncio.
Sc hace toda clase de instalaciones de tuberia
para gas 8 aqua en- las casas 8 establecimientoe
pnblicos particulares.
Limpieza de tnboa, lamparas; composition
de ambas cOsas.
Reparaci1n lie bombas de sacar agH. cons
truccion dc farolos y dc todo 10 cOncerniente
hoialateria. como para todo 10 mencionadC
cnenta son ent didos operaros admitira tam
blen atonos mensuales para la Empieza de
lAmparas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
La Puerto--Riquena

Acaha de recihir un complete variadO sur
lido de mercancas de las principales fabricas
de Europa las que ofrece al pliblieo 10 mas ba-
ratio possible. 10-i2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
Hotel Gle los Vapores.

La duena de este estableciInieato participa sus
muchos amigos al p6blico en- general, no sci cier
to que dieho hotel deje de f1ncionar como algunas
duena la gran sati faccion de ofFeeer los stnores
Viageros IN c6modo decente hospedage. con ex-
aelen6e mesa, halt6ac0nes espaciosas frescaa,
nm esmerado trato Ell el seIvicio, como veTan los
Sres viag geros que gusten hourarme con suhospedae
!amtien hay mesa redonda para los senores que
quieran abol por meses, v sirVen batcas, to-
do prcclo5 m6di CO.'S, Juan de Puerto Rico de
Abrii de 1873 -ASzAEHA GAIA Ian.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
viso al p1blico.

FL dueGo do lns Banos do Coasnn rosa - gs,..a8
mento del pnhHco Ell rrncraI asse a.ssl rs - -
no dol presente ano. cterFa fonda ae ssas.s -
dchn.ssta IfieNte, i8nalEnsl0ae x8msaenseyss
aIqulif ios ~ ssfstas r Is raxa hAsssK esss
aia1etisa TeF0 hin EaIa para rsaza az pssss4 - =
Los eeHghtlehtea q9n astsFsn gssfsnEAg asn lss a.
taao4es ioefss &c estaa a9pAa aeAvaast Il nx8sts
manutencoa Grade mtstA que nsiI esn - 80
slens O. estabieeimicato aera - s-sxasss s
A. SeIh.st49.hts hl - 4an Do qai FAa sosgA9 raarg
co cionaIaoss aI Toe 10 necsasSis ~ casio pAsA il 49,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
Hotel del "Universo. y

I'll que sn3cribe hace presente sus muchos y
buenos amigos tant0 dc la lsla como de afuera que
tentendo que auseurarse por algun tempo ha toma-
DO todas Las preea1Cione9 necesarias para que los
Sra que concurren su casa e EaOtel del Gns-
verso que queden complacidos tapto mas que
hasta ahora para 10 cual queda nj frente del esta
blecimientO d. Jnofre Nicolau cuyo buen car4cter
y amabilidad es va oonoeidO de mr. hos, igualmen
to ei dc sn esposa ambos estan ntere ,ados en- la
muehe concuTrencia que qued 81 ijsfechos los
hueSpedes del hospedale para que asf r scomienden
81 estabiecimiento q sus ami gos.
Puerto Rico - de Narzo do t872.-Gahriel OhradOr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
Aviso al p1blico.

81 due1odel Hotel la 'Corunesa" particpa sus
fayorecedores de haber trasladado "a casa la calle
do :, Justo 20 encima del establecmento titula-
do Los trecios Fiios" dopd ctrece un esmerado
trGto, mesa abundante seryida coo todo esmero V
limpieza, contando para ESQ con un hoen cocinero.
Iaiubien ofrece mesa redonda los Srs QUE gusten
venir conner poIneses precioS m0dicos b&teas
nreo0a eonyeneionales. Manuel RndrianeZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
EN- VENTA Y MUY BARATO

Lamparas dc cristal metal Ilierro de variaa
clases; bombas para idem para sacar aqua; tn
IBERIA de plomo. hierro metal; layes para gas
J. aqua. grandes y chicas; porta-bombas v me-
cheros de vaTias classes todo lo conceFniente
oil alumbrado
Fidrios pianos dc diatintaa dimensionea para
farules, vtdrieras otToa nsos.
por nltlmo otrns muclsas cosas que pueden
verso en- al citado CAtabIecimianto.-pnerto
Rico. setiembFe ~ de i852.-.T n Steiaachey
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-04-23
viso al pGblico.

.Habiendo conferido con fecha ie Mario PRO.
ximo pasado p0der general I'll sr. don Telno
Orozco para que me reoresente cn toloz inss
asuntos mercantilc>, 10 hngo sa5er Ill pa
IA los etectos que correspondent.
San Juan Puerto Rico abrit n tIe ISsa - rs.n
cisco Baston V Compa aa