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7He oracker o. Florida.

The CraGkRrS ui Florida, saw NJ q.
change. rre . diast by Themselves, aud
10 eoneidanlsle extent are governed
By thsst Own well nndertood but uB-
written lpwE IL Eume eStmrt they 10
semtle the patEinFGhE Of old, insSmuGh
" Them property GOnsiHte mainly IL
shaif GlpIt, aud no country ilaS any a.
tnGtivnf for ahem which dpet nH a..
ford 4 gpvd range Tor shsis cattle.
Ihsy "bguG dow IN shs pine WV0tis
WithUfr. a.pppinC ~ inquire whether
sne land baiVia!t 30 :he gHnsfI CiiTsrb.
msit, the 5tats. " 10 individuals, and
ersc. 3 log eabiu vhich u no. mnGi
more !hat 6 pen MADE u pine p1,ss
matched toRe.nes 4. iIe eDfusFs anc
eyuted with nnaiaYer anilgis1 frUsl
sht pine isse. Z lsy sers4 arr 1szesd
IL f0r "psl u ysr1 70 speiass ia.is
eatile, Ehiea ase hsr5sd >. algiii d1f.
ipg tbe s1n9sr. sud aLSusd N Ez1gs
through ibs SSy1s dsfisg ~ 1sJ. 40
y Ss-urt tier fstarr y ~ ~ ~
slisss ar rstSissd " tiss sssiJs7is
TBs tFssz Il to- elsi0tats izsJs Bsnl
gifais1 ssd pSsz IL AH.d ~ s,s=z
sghis.,si.i, sEfszssd ~ IL 3rgTssazi
u he es;!.s. alai,sss pr Il iszesd -
AID ii,s hfz; pirat@d " ssS>4 tsy.4ass,
Bisset a. toe Jslsss n head nd Sfgs
iADis1 iE ihe faGaiiy.
4 fsE k0gs. nag nlasd AID atsSfp
baeEse, rniGh live IL H. pV,'is, aas
deer and siid tnsSeys, iasnlsa ias
family wish meat. Tbsy hfs kindly,
iaphsnaise ysopls who would ahnss
corner u thar cabin via 9 aisangsS
and give lim the be-. iks fntas aGaE.
ed. They ol1k, si., dfinE, and G.ssp,
10 the ono common rom. --l.sl, uHast
ethidEen aud AlfanHefr, ehf Esill nj
ehssts c1uduGt N bGaiAtdy u se.dsHl
known hnOnT thsta. TIE eats.s ssa
psuued iron kpii " AnSuai. Wt,sr 30
calves are marked ~ bfsudsd, hbl ~
whole turned cut ~ ahifE IN .t.s7b,
selves until tbs BSsEs kp,L wia,f ~
ing pe3ied snDDRu MILK Ia lGEtt "
supply the family, bus VIVA tprbse NJ
milk ia disb nutb1vh 10 sbf bsr5h,.
The E.serI tfs Gyld iof bs.A = sstss y,
iDuJ yeart ID, hu4 elnassbs ron ~
" siS eash nsd TIE Oyvs RE L,syyss
" live uBtil Ase.d1spt " ~ - ssrn.
mates tbe7r fIiEsssbes 1isy ~ t.sgts
fed, il ia1t viii NJ ttsts htJ, g5I ~
Otts, II lad bsi'Bs tssst.
There are sihsFssa Eralst n yladD
AID standing stalsE tLsts - "a mr.
people. hSny n fhss rfs yyJ pm.
while sons gTr ifon iksihJ y tgi1
thousand head d oa.ils.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27
Pears of a Famine In Kentucky.

A correspondent writes to the Louis
vile Couricr.J Journal from jamestown
as follows /" Hero in southern Ken
tucky we arc on the eve Of u famine
which threatens 10 be very serious, as
well as the western portion Of Ken
lucky. Last year the season was so ex'
ceedingly wet that there was scarcely
half crop raised, in consequence OF
which our people are suffering much,
and already several are reported To
have starved TO death, and many others
arc living on bread alone.
Very early this season our farmers
made vigorous efforts 10 pitch heavy
crops, but owing 10 the prOtrActed wet
weather and high water were prevented
from getting our best lands in in due
time, the rains continuing up to the ith
Of May, since which time We have had
no nlin to wet tue land. We have not
even been able TO raise any vegetables
in our gardens. The Oat crop was q
complete failure, a. was also the hay
crop, and large amount OF the corn is
dead, and the remainder Is fast drying
up. With all the rain that could fall Il
would not be possible " make IN aver.
6ge Of i barrel TO the acre. As 1t is, We
Will not make FIVE barrels Of corn TO the
field.
Pof some time our people talked a
good deal about losing their stock, bat
nov they hTTs lost ali hopes Of that,
Sgd the only talk IL. How shIll We get
bread AID rneEt : Tue wheat vas mod.
erEtely good. bui vii al be consumed
il 4 Ebost time, and re will b. left With.
0ut Anything 70 EugtE;n life The Gun.
berlEnd river 10 not aETiglbIs, nor will
il be for III mouths, AID u. neaFest
point " The rsilrob5 il f97T =ile6. Oar
psople IRE without money. their korbes
md oxen % pygr thEt bit few Of them
o0uld t1HTd " do Ar hEslips sTsn II
We were able 70 bsy. hsuos We Led that
We ere without hops. Thers s.zs. ~
least be twenty OF twenty-five equities
II southern md FshsrD KsutaeEy jaA
IN the condition We E-e, Eaa uulsst 20
LID car be obtained from the outside.
uoms hundreds d Or people vii BtGrEe
70 death.
A dispg.Gt frsu LorisriDe tpyt !. il
Proposed 70 cal On the LsCihiGsnre so'
aid.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27

Hard upon Che hssiB Of tue tsrribif
Mil rivef disaster comes iu.elligenee
II the breaking RWgy u nnU.hef dan
III Massachusetts, on The line Of .hs
Boston and Albany RaiirOad, 30 miIet
nDr.hWed+ Of Springfield. This 4ims
there Wns pruVide1iialiy NO lOss m life.
the hGrU Of the iiOuF having given She
Threatened inhabitants ample WaFIiint,
VI the cUming fOOd mt J,rUp'sfty VA
destFpyei to the Taine Of neatly hlf .
million d1liars. FDns manufactures
tEsive bridges, and tWO OF three i.g11ss
lave iJesfI destroyed, and TIE eg1niry
over which the food p0npsd has been
aifippsd VI vegetation IL EIneiJ tsshbsDe
manner ~ Mill river T4il.y - a..
Vssiaisf e irT week a9o. Ilse FessT-
win HiiiGb gEye PAy EZRA LOhsVe been
evnsisuG4sd ma sl5ls firspls sd pfifsi.
tive fashion, wild no att.E1pt Al ssz..
Heesinf, o. anything iyai Esrs byJ2
piay N iiFpFing dom dir h biOeE 10
i.Ie pa3ez Tue sIeane n, 4 IL taLs Y
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n IA zlui HaSsk ~. hissg spsa ~
eSaaAa7aiiy.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27

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~ 81 Nw, Tas N ~ -,-y Ia, = III
bssa4He $stiNA ND 6ms feri,,s n,
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stop It,

"TimcS arc hard, money IL scarce,
business Is dull, rctrenehmont Is .
duty-pieaseStop my"-whiskeyS "oh,
no times arc mot hard enough for that
But there Is something else that costs
me a large amountOi money every year,
Please stop my"--tobacCo, cigars and
snuff "No, no, not these but must
retronCh somewhofO-pleaso stop my
Ornamental and trihkOtsH "No, not al
all pride must be ioSterod Il times ars
ever so hard but l believe can see n
way 10 effect quite q saving in another
dirOCtion-ploaso stop my"-tOa, coffee,
and needless aud unhealthy Injuries 2
"No, no, not these; l cannot think Of
such a sacrifice l must think Of some
thing else. Ali l have it now. My
paper costs mo two dollars a year /
must save that. Please stop my paper !
Tint will carry MO through the panic
easily. believe in retrOnchment aud
especially in the matter Of
brains"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27
Infested with Lizards.

our authority for the following Is a
neighbor Of the lady in question, who
was In this city recently. The wife OF
q German living Ia Buffalo township
has recently passed through q most
fearful ordeal-one most narrowing TO
contemplate. About year ago she
alarmed her family and friends by
stating that she felt what she supposed
to be a snake crawling up her throat
and back again to her stomach seon
after which she was taken Ill. On irs.
quent occasions she would spit blood,
insisting that 1t was caused by the sup.
posed snake decorating her throat. This
continued until about ton days ago,
when her brother took her 10 ST, Louis,
where q brother Of his, a physician, re.
'tides. He, with several eminent medi.
cal men, was consulted, who prescribed
for her, and In n few days, at different
times, she elected from her stomach
portions Of q lizard, which on being
placed together measured over hx
Inches. The most unfortunate part Of
the affair Is the woman Is positive, and
Tho doctors are OF the Bamo opinion,
that another OF these loatbsoma reptiles
is stlll in her stomach. She was, at
last accounts, In o lamentAble condl.
ton, Davenport (La.) Democrats
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27

Robert Nuner, Of CalaveraS, Cal,
knows how II feels TO fall int hole
800 feet deep. He was working 81
the top Of the shaft OF the GWin mine
when no was struck by the tnb and
knocked heAdlong into It. After de.
scending few feet he struck a timber,
which partially broke his fall, and al
tue same time was lucky enough TO be
within reach Of the belt wire, which be
grasped. His momentum was 90 great,
however, that although he chung 10 biz
irail support with on energy nerved by
desperation, his hold was broken, and
he continued his irlghtiul passage down
the shaft Another set Of timbers i'm,
peded his fall, and again clutching The
bell wire Nuner succeeded in stopping
his descent,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27
The cea.hnsn rtalrr,.,.

The Judge Win irisd n.s l..s4sA n
NJ Gambstta told he pgiNzEs ~ ~
had behaved "liks 4 ol,stAEts 4
member Of the proithsilu has rs,stAs
10 the judge protesting tztisss "a ~
mark. He concludes biz lstls1 kJ ~,
Ing. "ln our opiuiOh tl.bisR Spsls
hurt our feelings more Nta i4Ssz
placed on the same iOOtlnz n ~ TIM
Of imperialism. We are sggyiEss1 gsAS
II Is very far from y0HF iEtttAapa "
lower numerous aud iRiefe1tisz sliss
Of citizens To such q degrhAiEz Ag.s,
We think rather that you ne1sgy nv.
ployod figure Of speech villaSgt ~
taching any Importance " u, M Il
seems 10 us beyond d0nbs that nv AZ
not for o moment intend 70 tl,tss ~
corporation Of cabmen 10 such . dAEIss
as would put them on 4 level VITA w.
gladiators Of BonapartIsm snd he CO
lagnAcs,"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27

A HANDSOME PRIEE,-John Hodge,
the well.knoEn secretary Of tho Gafg'
lug Oil Co., Of Lockport, N. Y, has
Just given a gold medal al o prize to
The graduating class Of the Union
School Of his city, A large number
Of pupils competed for the Hodge
medal, which was won by Miss Anna
Buck, Of Iookport, The act 10 like
John Hodge, who IL always doing
something commendable.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27

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n,,AoA o, .a,r,alus such an uuPl's''ni sA'.',ts'
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,,on no p,A.s aaas, A,H having sOsnI IN ne
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sOrm preparations
CURTIS q DHOWN, PrapTistofsi
No, HIS Tnlton street, Hsv 1ofh,
N. \. Oy,,sv,,th aAA CAsaists, aHd dAditff ~
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27

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z irc '-liy ~ '1lyl.g' ~ ~ ttli-.
ff's'ir~ rif ~ ~, yrfD N lfafp i.l e-s
1rr llin P'irw56d teii5r tf,i- ssa Il.
h'pN ~ f'Tasa e6ts IN MI
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27
THE NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON
Sewing Machine.
The Medal for Progress

AT vienna, 1875.
rHs HioHI,t oHpIH 9. !, Msn.th AvAnDrp a,
No S.vias Maesis Rsesired a HlslT Ri&
A FEW ne sons
LA Htw fapsAiios TIfnA5ronEr TrErxD lat
secured By Letters Patent
1.-hltts a FtLfsst LOcE fitfeH, Aiiks On -
sides, 90 40 kinds n snoAa
3,-Rnps LiOHr, sHpofH, NoitItEif and RIM
bsst epp'biHaiioa ofqlAluss.
.-DUIAblh-RaAtjor TeaEs vl,haht Rspait,.
B.-RGl % az rdritiis, u RSfk ana ~,
GifeAlHs IN tupsft mAhhsr.
G.-iI Hast Easip NdnAetd ~ ne cp,,,.s,
Length o. stitch nay Be altered Wits rubpits.
and mAehins can 10 threaded without ps,trs
thread through hoits 1lair
T.-Dtsign Siuyis, IHSsaittis, Hselnt, f,rrlps
the stitch ~ithoHi the use o. org wheel Gear,
RotA1 Cams Or Lever Arms, H.l III Antss1ts
Drop Fed, which iHsarts JUNIORS lssstk q aiLA
at any IJssa Hls our new TArtai 0DsirOg.,
uhith NlloWs easy nsytnSnt % hesaleka, ,sa
grstsaiI iHjHrV 70 iArsad, q. sr
ss-cnNirRrCues uosi HT.fii and rixtiHr, 4,
Ia Manufactured " The nod sti.ld ana trJ.ri
tRe'd mtsAaHiesl Al he esisb'Aisd hen,lngisn
Armory, llion, n. Y. New York Ofns,,
80, 0 Matison square, tisariE's Bald.
hg,l hitANCH OFFICEst ass stat, ~,
Chicago, 1ii.l a5O superior ST., cleveland,
d. isi Fourth ST., Cineinnati, OF 4OS
n Iih 81, Iianaio, n. vi 1874 Wa hingtsn
ST., BSston, Giass, SO chs,tsut ~,
philadelphia, Pal 10 sixth 81, Fits.
burgh, Pa. eve
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- htssItl ns,E trrlls- ~, ~ ' 2 ~, "a
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tlt haanfg ualI1a Ne ililA =. 80 n
tgfist NsllI. Ne v.a I, i,ssni ~
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27
I1InITY YKAMs' HxPEItIEacE "
AN OI.D NURSE.

AN Old NURSE.
nEs wINsLow's SOOTHING BTRuP 10 Tn1
PRESCRIPTION OF Sns Ofths beat Female PhJsi'
aAa, and Nurses in the Dated states, and has
,ssu used fur thirty years VITA nsveraiiins sa:S'f
ma success " millions Of mothers at children
non The feeble tafAat ntOns week old 70 The aduit
II eorrse,s Gsai,y Of thsstonAeA. relieves wine
ollie, regulates the bowels, ana E''ai rest, heath
md comfort 70 mother aud child Ho btlisysii .
% the Best and sutsIt Remedy = the World 70 ~
SsSI n pYSKNTRRY and DIl tRHuAltH cHiI.
nhKN, whether u ATitss iron festhing or ntm
sOinpGny SGph bottle. None Genuine unless Ne
aS.iimiie q CURTIS PERKlAB 10 on The outsiAt
ETApPor,
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-07-27

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W. = ufst,t - vAat.sea y n,rs "a Wislssss
wl'a ~ Sfssis ~ NJ wsisf % ~ eif'ai.'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
ALMACEN TALLER.
Gale de San Justo @sImer0 10.

Ell que subscribe ofrece rus services { este Fas-
petable pdbllco, en- eambio de Una ia6djCa re-
el siguiente apuncio.
Sc hace toda clage Dc inatalaeiones de tuberfa
p3ra gas aqua en- las casas establishments
pub icos opartioulares.
Limpleza de tnbos, lsmparas; y composition
Reparacion Gle bombas de aacar aqua, cors-
truc;lon de faFolea de todo 10 conoernie ente &
hoJalateria. como para todo 10 mencionado
ceuenta con eAE59didOs opererios a5lnitiT4 an
bien abOnos mensuaies para Ia lirlri9-s Do
lamp2Tas
EN- VENTA Y MUY BARATO.
Lamparas de cristal mc5al hero ID v9rias
ciases; bombas para idem y ara aaear a~ q; IT,
IBERIA de plomo, hierEo 8 metal; liaves paa Ga
y, aqua, grandes ehieas porta.-bomba3 me
cheros de varias clases todo Io cotcer1i5 nte
al alumbrad0.
Vidrios pianos dc IiesiDtas dtmenaiorcs ia a
faroles, vidrieras otrOs uaca.
por ultlmo otras muchas coea8 cue puedan
verso en- ell citado establecimis nt0.-Puerto-
Rico setiembTe % do 1873.--I r. Steinacher.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
L O S G. A NJ B / 0 S
III. j. Reyes q Comp.

Muy estensO y varialo es el surtido de arA
culos de mOda de utiidad que para este como
lido acreditado establecimiento ha traido de
Paris ell tltimO vapor frances y sus dueilos tie
ncn ell gusto de PARTICIPATE asl sus numerO-
sos favore eedores de anunciarlo al phblicO EN-
general. Entire los varios artfculos recibidos nos
limitaremos citar los siguentes:
Un gran surtido de calzado de tcdas clases
para senoras, nnas ninOs. Monas trenzas de
ultima mOda. Guantes blancos de cabritilla pa
n seforas caballeros Idem negrOs de seda,
de castor de hilo. Blondas de seda negras y
blancas. Zapatillas de pel nonnatO para seno-
caballerOs Paraguas y medos paraguas
SombrerOs de hule. Pan0 negro aZul muy tn0.
Sombreros de copa alta de fieitro negros de
color. Corbatas de tOdas classes. Botonaduras
tie nacar de marfil. Carteras de viajey gorras
de seda de casimr. Medias blancas de color
para nIas ninos. Un surtido conn pleto de per
fumeria fina de las acredradas marcas Z. Cou
dray L. Legrand.
Una vista, pues, Los Cdnlbi0s veran que
ademas de la utilidad que ofrecen los articulos
d que nos referimOs por su superior calidad, hay
In ventaja no menOs impOrtante de scr al alcan-
ce de tOdas las fortunas. 5-15
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
F. N A R E c. | B O

Sc vende una estancio compuesta de 147i
Cuerdas de terreno, altos vegas, cruzAndole
el rio Tanama pOr ell medic, es sin igual para
vega de primera sembrada de malogillo, plata
nos de primer cOsecho ,uerdas cana nuevas
pudiendO asegurar que cada cuerda de platanOs
aquf no baiaran de 10000 platanOs, hay como 4
algunas de cosecho, emajaguales nuevos, una
casa de alto cobijada de tejamani con su c0cina,
un buen rancho y secadero de MADEIRA.
Tambien hay ganadO vacuno caballar que
tambien ven1en 81 10 interesan. Conque ell
que desee hacerse de una bonita proc uctiva
estancia puede verse con su dueno en- esta villa
calle de Jesus Y Maria numerO IL. 3--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
HOTEL DEL "UNIVERSO."

Ell que suscribe hace presente & sus muchos y
buenOs amigos tantO de la Iala como do afuera que
teniendo que ausentarse por algun tempo ha toma-
do todas las precauciones necesurlas para que los
Srs. que concurren gu casa a EEOaei del Uni-
verso que Queden cOmplaoidos tautO ms qle
hasta ahora para 10 cual Queda al frente del esta
bleclmiento D. Onofre Nicolau cuyo buen caraoter
y yamabilidad es va conocido de muchos, igualmen
mucha concnrrenoia Hne Sueden satisfechos lea
huespedes del hospedaje para que asi recomienden
el esta bleci1nientO sus amigos.
Puerto Rico % d. Mario de I872.-Gabriel Obrador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
A L P g B L I G 0

La persona que suscribe ofrece al pdbico en-
general su Colegio de instruction primaria en-
los altos de la casa nlmero &c. calle de Tetuan
Las alumnas pagaran mensualmente la suma
Ge tres pesos, 81 es una s0la 5 81 fueren dos
por la instruction primaria que abraza las asig-
naturas siguientes: Gramatica, aritm6tica, sis
tema m6trico, doctrina sristana, Caligrafla,
historic sagrada, geograffa del pals universal
moral, religion, historic de Espana, hygiene do
megtica y toda clase de labor.
Sc admiten pensiOnistas medic pensi0nista 6
& preciOs convencionaes,
Sc abriran las classes superiOres defrances, di-
bujo m1sica, cuaNdn haya un n1mero sufi-
ciente de alumnas.
Las horas de clase son de q 10 de la maflana
de IL de La tarde. Elena SeJoy Ricera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
CONSULADO BRITANICO.
MES DE FEESRERO.

La correspondence Sc cio4ra en- este Consulado
los dias siguientes
Para Inglaterra, EspaNa
Francia. Alemania, toda !
Europa, Asia Santh0mas \Ell2 Y 20 medic dia
Pacltco, TERRA trme las {
ColoAiae Inglesas
Para Is Habana, los Esq u,
tadcs-Unidos Mejioo. "' uia To-
Para San Thomas las} Ell q.
colonias glesas. FL ala 80
Para el Brasil Rio la} MAI,
Plata FL d1a 70.
! Via San Thomas 20,
Eera lob EsJadoS- Unldos Vanor americana Z
Para los Estados-Unidos ~ Oa 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
ALMACEN DE ROPA Y SASTRERIA
DE R. CESSEsA " COMP
San francisco 36.-Puerto Rico.

Gran surtido de merca cfas propas para la
esCacloh.-Completo surtido de batsta de lana
de listas, cuadros lisas propias para fuses
medl0s fuses pIendas sueltas-Casimires en-
pleas para 10 mismo.-Sureriore elegantes
cortes de casimlr propios para pantalon y pan
TALON chaieco.-Surtido general de drles, al
pacas, merlDOs, satenes, elasticOtinas, pailo ne
gro, azul, verde y color grana.- Franea 8 sea
lanlla azul, camisas, camisetas, calzoncillOs,
calcetines. pa1nelns co1.hatas etc 06-2R
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
CASINO, ESPANOL
de San Juan de Puerto Rico.

Hallandose vacante la plaza de conserge del
mismo dotada con cincuenta pesos mensua es,
la iunta directive ha acordado proveerla en- la
persona que reuna las circunstancias necesarlas
nj efecto. Los aspirantes dirijiran sus solicitu
des al Excmo. Sr. Presidente de la socledad, an
tes de las doce deldia 22del coriente mes. Sien
do Ireferidos los que han servidO en- el ejercito
con la graduation ;uando menOs de sargeuto
Puerto-Rico II de Febrero de 1S74-El Secre-
ario, f. LarrOcd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-02-22
AVISO AL PUBLICO.

III dueMo del Hotel la "Corunesa" particpa sus
favorecedores, de haber sladados la Gale
de S Justo no 19 encina del estaDlecimento ttula-
do Los Frecios Fijcs," donde ofrece nn esmerado
trato, mesa abundante sorvida tOdo esmerO v
nnploza, contando para IN buen cocinerO,
Tam bien ofrece mesa redonda los STes, quegusten
yenir conner por meses precios modicos bateas