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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-01
- NAILS under the new arrange

Tar NAILS under the new arrange
nan, do not appear to work well. Night
h.,ors last a great portion of the paper
-, arrived, but no letters We do not
nan that this was the fault of the line
NJ, Hamilton hither, as We see from
nj rureka Sentinel. that the line from
,SJ to Eureka had been and was de-
fasizad We think the whole line
"oas reconstruction in some respects,
,hou0b. until We know exactly where to
aiscs the blame, we do not like to make
any general charges
DISTRICT CoURr.-Sawyer vs.. Lincoln
.o,rtv motion for new trial submitted.
WOES VS.. Newark Mining Company;
,;ms 10 file amended complaint and
Wv. 'r,snded to and including Nov. IA. Nc
srsv VS.. Nevada Central Railroad; state
asut settled and fiied-the parties to
Ala briefs. Williams vs.. Newark s. M.
Co.; argument of demurrer postponed TO
next Saturday.
Tomorrow evening there will be a
grand Republican mass meeting. 1t will
be addressed by speakers Of ability and
A general good time will be had. It
viii be the last meeting of the campaign,
go all who can come out to be present
Republicans to hear sound doctrine and
Democrats in order to be converted.
The speaking will take place from the
stand on Main street, in front Of the
State Bank.
PERsoNAL.-Our friend N. Wescoatt
returned night before last from Colorado,
where be had been attending an import
ant law case. Judge Beatty also arrived
the same night from Hamilton. We
have not had the pleasure OF seeing
either Of these gentlemen, but learn they
are both well.
YESTERDAY we have but one engage
ment to chronicle, and that was between
two miners who were Euffering under
the effects of too frequent interviewing
BY candidates. The fracas was short,
and ended by ON officer appearing in
sight.
NoT1cE.-We again call the attention OF
saloon keepers and others to the imper-
alive requirements of the law prohibit
Ing the sale or giving away of intoxicat-
Ing liquors on election day.
TIE weather yesterday was bright,
clear and pleasant, and it is to be hoped
that the cold snap was merely a hint
Of coming Winter, and not the old fell
low himself, clothed in all the horrors
Of frost and snow.
LAST night the unterrifed Democracy
had a high old time at Bullionville.
Speeches, music and bonfres were the
order Of the evening.
GAY.-Last evening the streets were
quite crowded. Candidates were on
hand, and SO were the boys, and all
seemed to be having good time.
FoUND-On the Bullionville road, a
fur tippet, which the owner can have by
applying at the RECORD Office and pay.
ing for this advertisement. nol-2t
LEFT Hamilton, by stage. October 81,
for Pioche: J. P. Hume, 1. NJ. Taylor, 1.
Evans, Miss Martha Camp.
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HEspY OswoLp, man who for some
time past has been employed on the
prison works and recently quit for en-
ployment on the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, yesterday. while under the
effects Of liquor, took lodging on inc
Virginia and Truckee Railroad trace, on
the south side of the Truckee, when the
ward engine run ever him, cutting Oh
both legs below the knees. one ioo'
was completely severed and LETT IN the
boot, the other held to his body BY the
liQaments. The presumption 10 that ne
viii not survive his injuries. Ores
cent, 9th.
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
states, District Of Nevsda.-In the matter Of
william Stansfeld. BANKRUPT, In Bankruptcy.-
10 whom II may concern: N. Wines. Of Phoebe,
isncoln county, Nevada, hereby gives notice
~ hia appointment o. assignee Of the estate Of
W,iiism Stansfeld. Of Phoebe, In the county Of
r,rcnln. In said District; and who has been, TO
lit on the 2lst day Of Nay, A. D. 1874, ID
judged BANKRUPT; upon the the psti ua: Of his
mated It Phoebe. New. NE -day of Octo-
49, 4. D. 1874. n. WINES,
oe oc.ie.H Pioehe. New.
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state Central Committee.

Storey County-I. L. Requa, G. King II. e.
Maynard, II. s. Davis.
ormsby County-F. stadtmuller, S. T. Swift.
Lander County-A. E. Shannon.
Lyon County-Dr. C. b. Zabriskie, DR.. W, Bun.
cher.
Nye County-T. Warburton.
Washoe County--J. ii. Kinkead, C. c. Pown-
ing.
White Pine County-A. c. Cleveland.
Churchill County--Wallace Goodell.
Douglas County-James W. Haines.
Elko County-F. NJ. Smith, J. S. Mayhugh.
Eureka County-A. L. Davis, A g, Turner.
Esmeralda County,. G. McClinton.
Humboldt County-M. s. Thompson.
Lincoln County-D. NJ. Tyrrell, d. Crittendcn.
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LAST night. says the News of this even
ing, inan by the name Of Michal Mona.
nan, while sitting in the club-room Of
casey 4 Meserve's saloon, in Gold Hill,
was stricken with paralysis in the upper
portion port Of his body.-[Virg. Enterprise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-01

iHE passenger car attached to the 8
o clock train from Carson caught fire at
' u. Mound House yesterday morning.
Inc IRE originated in the upper portion
OF the car, in the vicinity OF the stove
pipe. A Babcock fire extinguisher
rendered good service in squelching the
confiagration.-[G. II. News, 26th.
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BOWLING ALLEY.

DAVIS Il STEINBACK
"Ayr OPENED THE PLACE FORMERLY
III kept by Gerow, on Meadow Valley street,
and thoroughly RENTED 1t. The finest Wines
and Liquors always on hand.
Ten Pin Rolling. rs Cents. se<.t
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BY TELEGRAPH
Eastern Disuatchas

SPECIAL TO THE rIooHK DAILY HscouD
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ID DAY OF november Next,
At the different precincts In the county of Lin
coin, an Election will be held for State and
County, District and Township Officers, viz:
One Governor,
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Congressman,
One Judge supreme Court tIong TERM,
One Judge Supreme Court (short Terml,
One Clerk Supreme Court,
One Secretary Of State,
One Attorney General,
One State Treasurer,
One Controller,
One Surveyor General,
One Superintendent Of Public instruction,
One State Mineralogist,
One State Printer,
One State Senator,
Three Assemblymen,
One District Judge,
One Sheriff,
One County Clerk, ..-.
One Assessor,
One Treasurer,
One County Recorder,
One District Attorney,
One County Surveyor,
Two County Commissioners,
One Superintendent of Public Schools,
One Justice Of the Peace,
One Constable,
Three School Trustee.
The Ballots to be used at said election shall
DO printed on good quality Of white book
paper, and the size shall be four inches in
width ~ eight inches in length. Said ballot
or ticket shall be free from marks, characters or
device or thing that would enable any person to
distinguish II by tho back, or when folded,
from any other legal ticket or ballot. Which
election shall Be opened not later than 8
O'Clock .. m. and shall continue until O'Clock
| D. m. Of the same day.
Dated this 18th day Of October, A. D. 1874.
| p. B. MILLER,
Clerk Of the Board Of County Commissioners.
ocl8-te
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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NEVADA tI
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET
ELECTION:
Tuesday, November 3. 1874
FOR GOVERNOR,
JIG. HAZLET1..
OF LYON COUNTY.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
John d OWN a n,
OF SVE COUNTY
FOR CONGRESSMAN,
VIM. Woodburn,
OF STORMY COUNTY.
fon JUDGE SUPREME COURT (LoSa rEnM.>
w. II. BEATTY
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
FOR JUDGE SUPREME COURT (sHonT TERM,
Warner Earll,
..r OF ELKo COUNTY.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
.. r. 91clknel1,
OF onMsBY COUNTY.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
j. d. MINOR, ....
OF HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
M oses Tebbs
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
FOR TREASURER,
L. J. HOG LIE,
OF EUREKA COUNTY.
FOR CONTROLLER,
w. W. HO RI,
OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN DAY, ..r
OF LYON COUNTY.
FOR sUP'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
S. P. X E L L Y,
OF EUREKA COUNTY.
FOR STATE MINERALoGIsT,
II. r. W II T Z II L l.,
| OF CHURCHILL COUNTY.
FOR STATE PRINTER,
G. c. P W MN G,
OF wAsHoE COUNTY.
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POLITICAL,


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GAY1n$- "s-1--l
'''''''''.....''ohN foLE
tAssembly:.
N ...t|t.E Ng
eherin ..-.-...-........ ANDY FIFE
tH
Assessor ...............R. p, DAYTON
oo"h'y Necordsr'' III. c. CHAPLIN
District Attorney. j. c. FOSTER
county SurveyOr...R e. SCHOFIELD
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tfah Northern Railroad,

VyRAINS LEAVE CORrNNE AT 7:So p. n:
leave Logan q 8:SOs M, 10 connect vith
trains for Ogden and Balt Lake. au2s.N
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GEO. r. GORMAN.
NOTARY PUBLIC for LINCOLN
COUNTY,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR
CALIFORNIA,
Record Once. ...........Lac0ur Street,
jc3O PIOCHE. NEW. If
NOTICE.

VNHIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL PERSONS IN.
i debted to the late nrm Of Clancy L McCor-
mick to settle their accounts with the said nrm
immediately, and save costs.
JAS. CLANCY.
se16-6 ]. %. MCCORMICK.
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<> .... ...
PUBLIC SPEAKING at the Bar OF the we'll
known Panaca Saloon. without inter-
mission, until after election. Eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty, ad cap
an'dum. The price OF drinks and
cigars are only one price, one bit
10 LET OR FoR SALE-A fine dwelling
90 Lacour street. furnished throughout.
t0r particulars, apply to F. Hasten,
Main and Meadow Valley streets, Phoebe.
oc27.2t
BROAD Horns. Short Horns, Long
horns, or the Cornucopia, by stand
lug IN at Panaca Saloon, Lacour street.
'one price, one Bit" oc27-1w
HIGHEST cash price paid for new and
secondhand furniture of all kinds. J.
D. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below the
fostoftce. oc13.u
Cheap. Port Wine Sandman &
EOS tOporto), Duff Gordon sherry,
Caolnet Bourbon Whisky and vieux
ooghac, ut Ashim Bros. oc20
Four Years Old. ---Joha nnisberger
.aoinet, Malaga, Madeira and Ca
,wna, California Wines Of the vim
Bros. ~ 10 A'A oco1
HIGHEST cash price paid for new and
secondhand furniture Of all kinds. j.
D. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below the
rostofhce. ocl3-n
toh sALE.-A large quantity Of human
nalt and also house and lot. See ad'
Vertisement. s1Od.
TO TO F. W. Clute for your groceries
and hardware. 1t is the cheapest plact
10 Phoebe. IF.
cGray Knitted Undershirts, so cts.
Rrnarss boxes for as cents n Ashin
10 TO ALExANDER's, Main street, op
poslte Lacour, for your drugs. my2t
Az, bottles % Ground Pepper for q =
- papers Venard's Saleratus for 2
'oh's At Ashim Bros.
sSUlhinchilla Suits for e22. 5O-wortl
~"o-at Ashim Bros.
Senuine Imported hamburger Cheea
!" Ashim Bros.
n;s boxes Royal Baking Powder for
WIS ~ Ash1m Bros.
Ashim Bros. selling out.
"snem Bros. selling o~t.
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The Grand Jury. who have been for o
long time engaged in taking evidence in
regard to the Justice tragedy. made their
final report yesterday afternoon at !
o'clock. The charges against L. f.
Smith and John Dunn were ignored.
No indictments were found against W.
D. Prentiss, Thomas Murphy, Patrick
Peters and Daniel Askew, the other par
ties accused. The jury say: After the
most searching examination OF the wit
nesses presented before us, that the per-
sons who lost their lives in the conflict
were unnecessarily murdered; that on
account of the excitement and darkness
that existed Immediately before and at
the time of the shooting, outside parties
were unable to see who committed the
deed, or to state the facts that happened
with any certainty-the testimony vary
ing SO greatly that we have been unable
10 place any confidence in it, and ma
lority OF those who hive appeared before
us and circumstances lead us to believe
that the facts were within their knowl-
edge, but that they, to cover their own
participation in the affair or to conceal
the guilt of others, have wilfully per-
yerted the truth. 1t is lamentable fact
that although the community has been
startled with the commission of the
greatest outrage ever committed in this
State, we have been unable to ascertain
me name or names of any persons who
we're engaged in the killing OF any one
o. the parties mentioned Il Virginia
chronicle, 9th.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
List Of REGISTERED Voter

List Of REGIST'
BULLIONvILLE !
COLIN COUN
Allen Chas W A
Adkins AC A
Applewhite Jsmes A
Abrahamson s
Butter PD II
Bell John c d
Barrier EE q
Bryan He II
Buchanan Geo b b
Bailey Ftp b
Barton Dow u
Branson Charlie
Carlow Nm C
Chapman Leslie c
Collier JR &
Chambers VIM c
Colburn JE c
COPYRIGHT Geo {
Catlin Geo c
Glen j P
Dosher HF L
Douglass JB D
Durham d
Edwards John Z
Ely Chas r Z
Fife A +
Ford James
Goodrich Hslstead G
German Edward G
Clifford F a
Clifford Geo N q
Guiiloy S q
Grange Joseph G
Gilbert Soseph g
Goodrich jill
Herbert Geo H Il
Horton Phil II Il
Henry James L
Hacker Sohn r I
Hinzman JB I
Hogan Thos I
Hopper JC /
Hopkins VIM I
Henning John
Ivens E NJ
Jack Jokn J
johnson HID j
lobe A ]
Jessup L T
Kershaw Sam'l i
KirnAn John H i
Lawson VIM ] I
Lane Thos I
Lanndrich Adolphus l
Lynch Peter
McCarter d l
Mccall Geo J
Marks Herman \
Moore Alvin T !
Miller william I
Marston ] G !
Mcdonald Jehn !
McGukin Pat !
Martin John
Macarthur Peer @
Nichols G W !
Nyswonger Dan
O'Neil Chas {
Peter FL ]
Purcell Thos ]
Patten JIM ]
Pley f ]
Quigley wv
Reggen Geo
Ross A N i
Rydall CA ]
Rogers Gil !
Richardson Geo
Sparks QS {
Sheridan John {
Stewvrt James
Severance Dan'l r 1
Smith Frank
Sesver L B
Steller Chas
Smith Charles
Stewart NJ A
Shepherd s
Thomas J X
Tregasis r II
Thomas Ii
Voss +
Worley John NJ
Warren Geo b
Warren MS
wfiffariIp . ~
Woldenberg l.
Welte Peter
Widit Geo
Yoachum A G
Notice is hereby Civ,
right of any of the abov,
at the general election
vile Precinct, Lincoln C
on the Sd day Of Noven
heard before me, ct my
until 6 o'clock p. m. {
of November. A. d. 1877.
names are enormously
are hereby notified to
have such error correcte
JAMy
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Notice is hereby given that objection to the
right of any of the above named electors to vote
at the general election, to be held at Bullion
vile Precinct, Lincoln county, State Of Nevada,
on the Sd day Of November A. d. 1874, will be
heard before me, ct my office In Bullionville.
until o'clock p. m. on MONDAY, the I'd day
of November. A. d. 1874, and all persons whose
names are enormously entered in said Register
are hereby notified to appear at my office and
have such error corrected.
JAMES H. GOODRICH
Justice Of the Peace and ex-oficio Registry
Agent for Bullionvilie Township, Lincoln
county, Nevada oc22
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-01

Cor GEos EsPANoLEs DE LAS ANTILLAs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-01
DE GUERRA
DE PUERTO-RICO.
Inspection del Pa,qae de Artillerta.

En- virtud de 10 dispuesto por ell Ex mo. Sr.
CAPTAIN General de la Isla en- 80 de Enero Ill
timo, y del actual, SO conv0ca por el preseDte
v para el pr6ximo mes de Abril las 10 del ci-
tado dia en- La oficina-despacho del Comandan-
te Director del PaiQue de Artilleria de esta pla-
"a, sta en- eI edificiO denomi nadO MdestrGnsa. a
cuantos convenga la adquiscion de 3yurtas de
buey0s de las circunstanc as y bajo las cOndi-
clones y garatias que pc expresan en- el pliegO
que cone el mOdelO de prOpOsiciOnes se hailara
de manit sto TN dicho edifcio, oticina pagadu-
ria del mencionado Parque; siendO Hos precios
hmites, mOneda espahOla u 0fcial de las refe-
ridas yuntas los siguientes:
Primera yunta: cuatrOcientas ochenta y una
DC etas veintlcincO centimos. 81
s gunda idem: cuatrocientos veintiseis peso
tas veinticincO c6ntimOs.d 81 -
Tercera idem; cnatrocientas sesenta siete
pesetas cincuenta centimOs.
Fernando un total de tres yuntas cuyo pre-
clio es de mil trescientas seteuta cinco pesetas.
Puerto Rico 25 de Mario de 1S74.-E Comisa-
rio de Guerra habilitado Inspector, Julian Fer
nandez C0rtes. Nk8g n8 SO I 9sl-8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-01
Periodico de Sonora. ' senoritas.
indispensable en- toda casa de tamilio
G o NJ r 7 = n Il

Los figurines iluminasos de las tiltimas mo
das de Paris.
Patrones de tamaflo natural
Modelos de trabajos 4 La aguia, crochet, Y
tapicerias en- cOlores
Novelas, t'r6nicas de salones teatros, be-
las artes, mlsica. ga
La MODA ELEGANTE ILUSTRADA
Sc publica cuatrO veces al mes, Dor nlimeros = @
paginas-gran folio tres columnas con gra-
bados intercalados en- ell texto igurines ilu-
minados.
La collection del ailo forma nm volumen de
unas lSOO columnas, gran f lio. de escojida lee
tura, con unos $500 grabadOs intercaladod, 4S
hgurines grabadOs EN- acera & ilumnadoS, di-
bujOs de tapiceria, "a grzndes patrones. t,rna-
no natural, con mas de 0D0 modelus de vestdos,
e6rlgos Il ho1as dc dibujos para bordados y
algunas pleas de mdsica, 80 mas ejercicias de
lngenio, como sou Saltos de Caballo Gefogii-
ficos tOdo 10 cual const tnye un precioso album
dlgnO de Ocupar, por su belleza. lujo utilidad,
un lugar preferente 10 mismo en- el gabine.e
de La arlstocratisa familia, que en la mesa dc
labor de la menOs acomodada seaorita.
La secciOn de naOddS para niRas U niNOs dc dos
doce nos, NADIA deja d que desear, pues muy
frecuentemente dara tigurines iuminalos, pa
trones dibnjos, que. serviran de verdadera
gula a las GCilOTae madres de familia.
IL II u A LO.
Las senoras que Sc suscriban por todo el aiio
1874 recl blran en- al actO un magnffco vOltin,en
de tamanO casi folio, de selecta impression, en-
cuadernado la llistica titulado:
IL ALBUM gPOET1CO ESPANOL. me
Ell cual contiere mas 12.009 versos in6ditos de
los primerOs Yates espanoles.
Las senOras que quieran recbirlo encuadcr-
nadO, abonara por este con cepto a los Agentes
$3.50, pues la empresa sc limita cobrar una
parte de los costos derechos que ha pagado
pOr satisfacer los deseos manifestados por an
tfguas Sras suscritoras de recbir las P,in,as con
elegantes encuadernaciones.
Las suscrltOras que Sc Suscriban tambien &
La Ilustracion EspaNola q Americana
tendran derecho a una reb ia de 25 p.S on ell
precio de la msma; perO en- este case solo les
corresponds ecibir una sola prima d la rustica.
PRECIoS DE SUSCRICIoN
Un ailO adelantado. .S12-6O ctvs
Un semestre. .............. 7-3j ctVs.
+ Puerto-Rico Diciembre Is de 1S73.-Agente,
PdScdsiO Il. Sanc6yrit ..
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TEL RAM AS.

$50 =
Un respectable amigo nusstro nos ha
facilitado las siguiehtes noticias telegra-
iscas. Ws5 sssai1Fn5 eAz sHN
.ssa Madrid 23.--El Gobierno espanol
gpiensa 'ascenSerl al sBrigadier Burriel al
range de mariscal de campo por los
emipentes seryicios que Ia prestado en-
Cubs. 800
HabanG 23.-El vapor costero espaiiol
Barcelona ha edo arroiado Ia orilla del
cayo Caiman Chico. Ell buque est& en- un
complete estado de nsufragio, pero toda Ia
tripulacion y psssjeros, y una porcion
del cargsmento se han sslvado.
El vapor Tds0sGnsdn procedente de L.
verpool lego las Barbados el dia 80,
habiendo hecho un viaje de doce dias y
medic. Por 81 se han recioido allf las 81.
guientes Doticias:
L0mdres 19-El parlamento Sc ha re-
undo hoy. Ell discurso de la reina dice
que son amstosas las relsciones de Iogla
terra con todas las potencias europeas.
S. M. B recomienda la feel observancia
de los deberes interDsciC males.
Sc ha terminado Ia guerra de los az
hanties. Respecto al hambre de Ia Indie,
ell gobierno ha msndado no ahorrsr gastos
para remediar la calsmidad.
Lego aver a Portsmouth ell bata-
lion de fusileros que vicpe de Ia guerra
de Africa: ha desembarcado hoy. Inmensa
multitud le salud6 Goa entusiasmo. El
ayuntamiento de Londres dirigi6 IN die
curse q los soldados = les present6 una Ca
bra para reemplasar q una que habia
muerto en- la guerra. El vapor SumatrG
trae ell battalion de highlanders bordc.
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l. O S G A NJ B | 0 s
N. j. Reyes q Comp

Muy estenso y variado es el suftido de artf-
culos de moda y de utilidad que para este como
cido y acreditado establecimiento ha traido de
Paris ell 1ltimo vapor frances sus duenos tie.
men ell gusto de participarlo asi q sus nunaero-
sos favoretedOres.y de anunciarlo al phblico en-
general. Entire los vari0s artfcuos recibidos nos
limitaremes citar los siguientes: a 9tE nC
Un gran surtido de calzado de t das classes
para senoras, ninas ninos. Mofas trenzas de
Ultima moda GRANTEES blancos de cabritiIla pa-
ra seioras y caballeros. gIdem negros de ssda.
de castor de hilo. Biondas de seda negras 7
blancas. Zapatillas de piel nonnato para seno-
ras caballeros. Paraguas medios paraguas.
SOmbrerOs de hule. Pano negro aztil muy fino.
Sombreros de copa alta de fieItro negros yde
color. Corbatas de tOdas classes Botonadf1ras
dc nacar de maThl. Carteras de viaje gorras
de seda de casimir. Medias blancas y de color
para nifas ni1os Un surtido complete de per-
fumerfa fina de las acrediradas marcas E. Cou-
dTay y l.. Legrand.
Una vista, pues, & Los Cdmbios veran que
ademas de La utildad que 0frecen los articulos
q que nos referimOs por su superior calidad hay
La ventala no menOs lmpOrtante dc scr al alcan-
CO &c todas Las fortunas Ills
IARRUAJES diarios para Rio-piedras. "a
Oguas y 4 voluntad, para Carroll n Guainabo,
visitas pase0s. f. Ramos calle dc la 70. Ia.
ieza numero ~. 1910
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-01

liiOJO AL ANUNCIO!!!

Cuddernos de Adler. Almacen de Pedro Vidal,
San Justo II. Lbrosd de instruction prinario, AL
macen de Pedro Vidal San JustO II Efect0s dc
escratorio. almacen de Pedro Vidal San Justo IL.
Fete'rtd y Quinoalterad. almacen de Pedro Vidal
San Justo "a Papet Espa9ol Ia. g., ga, a. g5e,
'dene ,ayGdo 0enoUfs da, da, Ga,, almacen de Pc
dr. VIDAL; San Justn IL. Currican de t0dos grHe
sos & hilo de rela acayreto Ga, fa d", almacen de
Pedro Vidal San Justo II. F0storos de se9gri-
dod, almacen de Pedro Vidal, San Justo II. En-
ceres necesarios para haeer oOches, alma zen de
Pedro Vidal, San Justo II. On nquees y idmpa-
ras de todas classes. almac. II de Pedro Vidal, San
Justo IL Complete surtidO de prendds tolSas, al
macen de Pedro Vida, San Justo IL Ndipes IT,
nos eAtrettnos, almacen de Pedro Vidal, San
Justo II. Hdisend para nnl0s, almacen de Pedro
Vidal, San Justo II. Badanas demds efectoS
para 1dpateros. almacen dc Pedro Vidal. San
Justo !. Munecos HOrones, almacen de Pedro
Vidal, San Justo II. mil objetos difc Giles de
enumerar.
,Acudid a este estabecimento que encOntra-
ran todo 10 que pidan. 5-12
I3ateyeSnnfe n L0e bncon10,l0c
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-01
C0napendao de Ayatmetica Merc0ntaL
POR DON LUIS JACOBO MONSANTO.

BE halla de venta 10 reales eiemplar, en- Puerto
Eico, por d. jose Gonzalez Font ID. Pascasio p.
Sanceult
ATeclbO, D. Salomon Alvarez
Mayagiez, ell autor
Ponce, ID. Manuel Lopez ID. Francisco Button.
Arroyo, Sres. T.. A. Jeannot.
Nagqabo, ID. HeracliO Esparolini
La obra anuncada es. sin duda alguna Ia mejor
que Gu su clase circula esta Isa por cuya razon
ID aIecomendamos al p1blieo en- general Y con espe-
o,ailnae q los Joyenes que ingresan ese gran ra
mo de lndustrla humAna: el Comercio.
,Enumeraremos continuation las ntajas de di.
Cho compendl0. 3 3y-f,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-04-01

CALLE DE SAN JUsTo.-PuERTo-RICo.
L A A U R o r A :.
Gale de la Foytaleza mNmero 33.

ses Hamburgues de Paris el Havre lleQados d.
timanente, ha recibido este estableci niento nm
complete surtido de mercancfas objetos de fantasia
merfa, calzado etc, etc. Y espera nuevas facturas
POE paquetes pToximos, pues su dueTo, siempre ga
Ia Ce con ell p1blico no ha dispensado medic algu-
no para coordinar frecuentes mporta ZONES de las
prlnclpales fabricasde Europa fin de que no es-
caseen aguellos articulos de mayor gusto novedad
LIegad, pues la Aurora desde Ia mas esbel-
ia pOiuta la mas presuntu sa ma ma hallara
cuanto apetezcan principamente Oh objetos apro-
posito para la pr0xima Semana Santa.
II seAo feo no goza do menOs favor; puestambien
SO ha tenido presente para una gran yaTiedad en-
articulOs propos del dia 40