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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18

HIGHwAYMEN REPULsED.-The Mis-
souri, highwaymen, whose daring ex.
ploits have made them the heroes OF
modern brigandage, have recently con.
ferred upon Lexington, Mo-, the honor
OF one of their rafting visits, where they
met with repulse from an unexpected
quarter. A stage coach had started GU,
from Lexington with eight gentlemen
passengers and one lady, and when few
miles out three masked horsemen dashed
out of the woods, revolver in hand
One stopped the horses while the other
two thrust their revolvers into the win
dows and threatened instant death to
any one who resisted. The work of
going through the passengers then be-
gan, but while this operation was in pro.
gress, pleasure party came along, and
among them was young lady, Miss
Hamlet by name, who had been a
schoolmate of the robbers, and who had
known them intimately before they took
to brigandage. She recognized one Of
the masked horsemen and said &c
know you in spite of that veil over your
face. Why, you are Will Younger, and
you ought to be ashamed of YOURSELF
Well, he laughed, "you are the same
saucy girl you always were.' Younger
then pulled watch out of one of the
passengers pockets, but Miss HAMLET
pointed her finger at him in scorn. and
after some demurring he returned this
watch and another which he had confis-
Gated before Miss Hamlett's arrival
Among the passengers was a professor
from whom Younger would have taken
a gold watch and $50, but for the Young
lady's scornful glances. They then
started for the lady in the coach but
Miss Hamlet said: "Why, Frank, Won
certainly would not disturb lady ~
q" No, he replied, we never have done
that, and we won't do it now" and tbs
young lady was left unmolested. Alto.
gether the young lady proved too much
for the gallant highwaymen and so thew
rode away leaving the bus and its occu.
pants to pursue their journey.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18
8elluws falls Timss,
BELLOWS FALLS. SEPT. IS. 1874.

We are informed that Hon. Dudley G.
Dennison of Royalton, was very sick last
week with typhoid fever, but at last ac'
counts was better, and his recovery is
speedily hoped for.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18
FLORAL HALL.

FLORAL HALL.
A large building literally packed with
articles both fancy and useful. This
hall seemed to be the center of attrac-
ton for great crowds of people from
morning until night during the last
three days of the fair. l will not say
how many times l made visits to this
hall to take notes and how many times
was literally crowded out by the surg ing
and restless crowd. | have neither
space nor time to mention but few ar
ticles here, but these were among the
best: A worsted picture in large gilt
frame, by Mary E. Flowers, Clarendon
Springs; a very fine display of ever
lasting flowers and grasses in boquets, by
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. G. Hosley of Wes-
ton; an oil painting by Mrs. ]. d. Els
worth of West Rupert; l wax wreath
wreath Of superior finish and design, by
Miss Carrie Canton of Castleton col
lection of gladiolus by William G. Gray
of Rutland four Estey organs entered
by Geo. F. Day. These organs are OF
the purest tone and the cases of the
highest finish. But why mention more
when all the articles were of merit. We
can only say to those who missed the op,
portunity of looking into Floral Hal
of the Vermont State Fair, 1874, you
can never know how fair sight you
missed, and to those who came and saw,
when will you see its equal again?
During the Sd day an immense crowd
Of people was on the ground, variously
estimated from $4,000 to $4,000. The
address was delivered at 2 p. M, by Hon.
Justin S. Morrill,, and was very forci.
BILE and practicable speech, little dry
perhaps to the average listner, but of in
terest to the man of statistics and gov
ernmental progress. The speaker was
escorted to the stand in front of grand
stand by the students of the Rutland
Military Institute who showed their per-
feet drill, and are a body of students
that Rutland may well be proud of.
The music for the occasion was fur
nisded by the Mortified Band, and was
first class. The selections given were
more than ordinary, and we hope the so.
elety will be fortunate enough to secure
their services for their next annual Fair.
But little rowdyism was noticed. Pool
selling at the Berwick House was not an
honor to any town, but disgrace which
we hope and believe Rutland will not
tolerate again. Den
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18

FLoURIsHING A HANDKERl HIEF FOR
A WIFE,-In some parts of Europe it is
not unusual to bring about matrimonial
engagements by means of advertise
ments. Some years ago it was agreed
in a gay party of ladies and gentlemen
in London that an advertisement should
be inserted in morning paper as from
young lady, rich and beautiful, who
felt inclined to the state Of matrimony.
In the course of the day letters were re-
ceived from between 40 and so swains Of
all descriptions, in reply to each of whom
an answer was addressed stating that the
lady wished, previous to his being intro.
duced to her, to see him, and at the same
time requesting each to be in the pit Of
the Drury Lane Theatre on the follow
ing evening, dressed in blue coat, white
pantaloons and scarlet vest, and i'm
mediately on the conclusion of the frs
act to stand upon the benches, flourish {
white handkerchief in one hand and an
ply glass to the right eye with the
other, Everything succeeded so well
that as soon as the curtain fell about
fifty individuals of all ages forthwith
mounted the benches, and from thu
smooth-chinned Adonis of eighteen t.
the sleek, portly, selfconfdent widowe
of fifty, and the emaciated bachelor o
sixty, dressed in uniform according t.
orders, in the gayest style and the ut
most nicely, to make the deeper impress
sion on the heart of the fair prize. High
swelled their bosoms with hope as with
studied action the handkerchief wa,
fiourished and the glass was raised to th,
eye. But who shall paint the astonish
ment, dismay and rage which were de
picted in every countenance as the,
gazed upon each other and discovere,
the sudden failure of all their hopes
With almost incredible velocity they de
scended from their unenviable attitude
to hide their diminished heads anon,
the crowd
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18

Out of the fiffy-four young men ap.
pointed cadets at West Point, and ex.
amined during the past week, only
twenty-five passed examination and were
admitted.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18

There is story of a country eler-
gyman who was sent for suddenly To a
cottage, where be found man in bed
Well, my friend" said the pastor
what induced you to send for me ~
The patient, who was rather deaf an.
pealed to his wife. "What do he saw s.
" he says" shouted the woman. "wbat
The dues did you send for him for9"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18

An Illinois stump speaker who as
blowing around that he carried four reb.
Ell bullets as proofs of his patriotism, was
found to be carrying them in his breecbes
pocket.
BY the will of the late Joseph Bat
tell OF Brooklyn, L. L, Yale College re-
eelves $4,000 and Middlebury College
VT, $4,000.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18
A Painful Case OF Piles Cured.
pIANO FORTES AND ORGANS.

The, undersigned is agent for the sale Of Guild,
Church Cos PIANO FORTES and ORGANS
Also second hand Piano Fortes taken in exchange
for ones. -
Will furnish First Class PIANO FORTE
tor Less MONEY than any other house in Bos-
ton. These instruments can be seen at my store on
oflugeeueet' S. ID. PIPER.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18

A large number of horses have been
entered for premiums and the races,
many Of them of the best blood in the
country. The Vermont horse stock
company made a fine show of superior
animals, taking second premium of $50
and silver medal on Woodburn Pilot"
Among the many exhibitors of fine
horses were G. II. Hubbard, David
Goodell, Dana III. Morse, belonging re-
spectively in Windsor, Windham and
Orange counties. Several noted trotters
have been present. Jean Ingelow. /"
Kitty Thorn" Honesty" "Lady
Thompson" and " Highland Grey" If
anything during the fair was a failure
It was most certainly the races of the
last day, but we ought not to expect
more than we got at that time, when we
know that this part of the programme
is arranged and carried out by Jockeys
and betting men OF the racing fraterni.
ty.
The best time made was in the 9. as
race, second heat, by Highland Grey. A.
II. Danforth driver, and was 1874
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18
CLASS Sd, JERSEYS.

The large number of Jerseys on ex-
hibition, shows plainly that Vermont
buttermakers are beginning to understand
the value of this breed as dairy stock.
Obed Whipple of Pomfret, Geo. F. Da.
Wis East Montpelier and A. G. w.
Smith of Castleton were prominent ex.
hibitors.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS,

We are certain there is no town in
Vermont, where SO good and am
pie hotel accommodations be found IS
in Rutland, such houses as the Bates,
Bardwell, Berwick and Central would
do honor to town much larger than
Rutland. They have all been well filed
during the Fair. Several large dining
halls on the grounds accommodated
those who wished meals only.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18
CLASS 4. DEYoNs.

A very fine herd of Devons, shown by
Rollin Gleason of Benson, they were 10
in number and took the 1st herd premi-
UNI of $50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18
CLASS I'd, AYsHIREs.

Fine herds of animals of this breed,
we're shown by L. S. Drew of Burling-
ton, j. S. Paris, Fairfax, and w. G. Bel
lows of Fairfax. These animals are
noted for their clean straight limbs,
while the cows show excellent milking
qualities.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18

The condition of the track was quite
good and the marshals we're successful
in keeping il clear of men and animals
during the trotting.
sHEEP-sPANIsH MERINos.
The show of sheep of this class has
been very satisfactory and visit to the
many pens filled with these animals re-
minds us of the "palmy days" of fine
wooded sheep, and demonstrates the fact
that good blood and good breeders
are striving hard to bring those days
again and they will surely succeed under
the leadership of such men as have here
shown specimens from the best focks in
the State, r. d. Lane, Cornwall, A. E.
Perkins, Pomfret, L. S. Stowell, Corn
wall, j. H. Mead, West Rutland, f. H..
Button, Clarendon.
SWINE.
The show in this department was large
and attracted much attention the best
stock coming from Rutland and Claren-
don.
POULTRY.
The show of fowls is good and en-
braces nearly every breed, the bulk of
it coming from Addison and Rutland
counties. Fish Il Kingman of Yer
gennes, having the largest collection,
consisting of dark Bramahs, Creva Cures,
Hamburgs, Polanls, Leghorns and Ban
tams.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1874-09-18

RUTLAND. VI, Sept. IL, 1874.
The twenty-fourth annual Fair of the
above Society closed tonight, and we
think it safe to say that the exhibition
has been the most successful one ever
held by the Society.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
EFECTOS ALEvIANES.

Hemos teuido Ia llegada del berg. aleman Gus
tavo Adoph de Hamburgo, los Sres. Shon Wi
taba vendido la vela, precios reserYados: 500
paquetes papel amarillo, 500s. arroz, c. caneon
bs plmtenta, 100 Iamones wcstphalia, 10c. sachi-
mas i'd. 300 quesos patagras 100 c. de 90 latas ga
hetitas, q c. O. bacalao, 50 C. 20 id. 100 c. / 0
boradOs so .. 24l2 botelas aqua florida 80 i'd 4Sl4
i'd id 10 C. anil 800 canastos papae, 500 garrafo-
nes 3 galones ginebra, 300 id 5 i'd id 900 id gal
bis. docena4 botellas cerveza, 50 id 2 i'd medas
id i'd 200 c. Is fcos. ginebra. IS i'd 2Id comnillo,
25 i'd 24l2 id i'd, 25 IL id. ginebra aromatica 25
id. 24I2 id. id 750c. velas composition paque-
to- $50 id i'd 8 en- i'd, % 10 frascos ginebrA marca
Virgen, 25 i'd 24C3 id. id. i'd.
Con esta Introduction queda el mercado abas-
tecido de estas procedencias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
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a V | S Q

TeniendO que cohtratarse por el battalion in =
fanteria dc Cadiz el calzIdo que nece5ita para
sus ndividos, Ior medic de subasta lemas
la construction de catOrce cajones de empaque
para el almacen dei CHerpo seis para Ia nut
sica del mismo sc anuncia por medic del Role
TIN MEOANTIL hac6ndolO tambien on IL Goceta
Official con sbet0 de qae los que deseen hacerse
cargo de estas cOnstrucci0nes, puedan acudir Il
la Ofcina del Detail sta en- el cuartel de EalIa-
ia donde sc les manifestara ell pliego de condi-
clones mOdelO de calzadO como asi las dimen =
stones de los cajones
Para la concurrencia de licitadores sc previe-
ne que el viernes 20 dc Mario Il las de la ma
mana estara reunida la junta economical del
cuerpo en- el cuart0 do Banderas del expresado
cuagtel.-El captain oomisionado, Ricardo dc
la LlaVe,-Ve 30, Iglesiag Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
ESURIBANIA PU0LICA.

POr auto del ST. J"ez dc Ia Instacia del Dis
trito de San Francisco de esta Ciudad die ado
en- este dla en- los autos de quiebra de d. Teo-
doro laule, de Ia sociedad TaulG Y Rehuelta
ell liquidacion del comercio vecindagio de es
ia Capital, sc manda publican por.edictos en-
la Gacetd ofciat. ell convenio habido en- Junta
general entire los acfeedores concursentes la
socIedad quebrada, para que los que tuvielen
derecho oponerse la aprobacion de dieho
convenio, acudan dedncrlo Ell el Jnzgado de
dicho Dis.fito dentro de los ocho dias sgrlien
tes al lie la publ. acon; con apercbiento de
que, trasonrrldo 81 referido t6rInino sin haber-
bacion. 81 procedicsc en derecho; sientlo el con
venio celebrado 81 siguiente:-Una quita de Sc
tenta cinco poEciento de sus respectiyos Gre
ditoa, ssatistaciendo q veinte cinco por ciento
mitades. para conocimento de los que ten
gan terecho dicha quiebra, SO haee notot 10 au
Ia Gaceid qfcial, por medic del presente. Puer-
to.Rico mario - de 1874 Iamicio qgerra. : .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

Sc vcnlc Ell Arocibo al e ntAdo 4 plazo Ia acre
dtada zapaterfa que fue de Comas. Dirlgirse a $
CUenO 4. Massanet o 4 ID. Gregnrio Ruiz. 3 8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
SecretuiQ del 4yuntamiento de Buy 9a0n

Los que rcunicnd) las circumstances prcvc-
Eidas deSeen lngrcs II con dest no Il esta ioca-
lidad en- el CUERPO MUNICIPAL DE 0RDeN PG :
BLICO de nueva creac.on, dirijiran sus SOC tudcs
al EXcm0. Sr. Gobernador Superior Ciy.i, pOr
conducto de este Ayuntamiento, segun 10 acor-
dadO pOr ci msno Ell session eXtlaOrdlnarla del
dla dia de aver; en- la inteligencia de que con-
dici0n Indispensable ser procedente d. In clasc
dc lie nciado del ejGrcito del institute dc Vo-
luntarios de la lsa. Blyamon Ii de Marco dc
Vo b. FL Alc4lde ia:cidenta Marcial Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
FRUTOs pENINsUI.ARES.

SeRun man testamos en- nueStra anterior In pa-
"a slgue blen surtda de estas procedenciaS, CO.
mo La imporanc1on no ha sdo exces "a cl mercado
mantiene en buenas condolences para la m;sna
como 10 demuestra las opcIacionts hcchaS recen.
temente.
En- nuestra anterior circular dejamos de mencio-
mar algunas pacotillas que estaban pendientes de
Operacion al cerrar aquela las cuales Sc han rea-
hZado despues segun SO vera q continuation.
Por berg. Ieresita de Malaga, llegado en- Ia
terror ounce Para Sres. viuda de Was Ca $50 C.
a jabon &S! a., 800 id. a iii. $ss ql, 100 id. a
jabon grueso a. ql, Is sacos comno SO a., 60 c: a
125 id. "a pasas II rs. AZ c. "a 2S id. id. hi
gos So 81 90 bles. "a vino dulce 81 rs
Berg. j, de Barcelona Malaga, 4 los Sres
Viuda de Was Ca legado tambien en- la ounce
na pasada, 81 jabon SGs a., 200 ca "a id. SGl a.
resmas pape estraza rs, 121 C ) a jabOn IS! o..
25 jabou CO.. a., y fardos ccra. Almacenados.
Para Sres Sobrip0s de ri 81 C. trutas eXtraidas
~, l6 broccoli $2i docena latas 10 id. tas g id
400 id. a vino seco, q rs, 90 cuca1ts pipas vino
tinto Almacenadas.
Para Sres. Pastor Marquee Garcia $50 garrafo-
mes garnacha rs, 80 c. frutas exIraidas $7!.
Para SreS fSobFinos de- E9guiara 90 c. 5 a jabon
$S. Ql S7sacos garbanZos, alpaCenados.
Poi Emilia, de Barcelona, a loa III smos Sres %
pipas VINO tnto S44, 81 mejas id. id. $45. 90 Guar
tas id. i'd $40 pipa, 100 O. abon @6S al, 200 c. "a
Id $ot 3O0 botlJas aceltc SIS q, 600 garrafOnes
de Rnlsado holanda IL RS 100 i'd garnacha. 3 ga
lones Fps. 300 id. yinos rs 10 cuartas pipa bran
dy 10 rs gallon, 200 sacoS >. ps. al 10 i'd gar
banZ"s ps a., canastos patatas ps al, 10
"a. cebollas ,s. ql., 1900 mancuernas ajos peso
800 c. Jabon vista.
Para res. Pastor Marquee Garcia 3 cuartas
pipas vino tinto. almaccnadas
Iara Sres Sobrinos de III 81 c. pape para igar-
rillos, almacenadaS
Col Oroana, de Cadiz Aguadilla. a los Sres
lriaIte ~ dc Caracenay Comp. con alguuas
cOtlllas tcte, pendentes do Opcracion al cerrar
la preSeute rescns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
HOTEL INTERNATIONAL.
GALE PRINCIPAL s. TOMAS.
FHzE.NTE Al RANCO
y Club International de San Tomas

Ell que suscribe, propietaric de este c6modo
Tsta6 a6lecimiento situado en- 10 mas c6ntlico de
la calle del COmercjO, cerca de los Uuelles, con
hcrmosa8 vistas del puerto Y dc Ia Ciudad, tie
ne el honor de ofrecerlo i sus numerosos amigos
al publico en- general, aseguyandO no tendr1n
NADIA que desear, pues al cfecto cuenta con una
escogida servidumbre, espaci0sos cuartos para
cahcntes la 0rde harbero &" "a; todo pre-
clos equitativ0s al alcance de t0das las fcrtunas.
Uh empleado Gel Hotel Va i bordo, siempre
que ilegan vap0res para p0nerse 4 Ia 0rden de
los Sres, pasa%er0S y cncargarse de Ia cOnduc-
cion dc sus equpajes en- nm b0to especial man
uado construlr eXpre93lnrnte para este seTvici0
Goa moclon mec@nlcA, que lie impelo mas veloci
dad n" l"la maquiLa de vapor, espacio sufi-
con sus maletas dc viaje, el cual esta i disposi
clon de los Sces. pasagerO5 para pasear p0r la
bahia. San Tomas Is dc EnerO de 1874 4-Edbion
C0fd0ua. ~ T.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
TASAJO.

En- la quincena que resehamos no hemos tenido
ningun arrbo con este salado cuya existencia Ell
la plaza es corta,
La posiciOn de dicho rengon en- los mercados
de la vecina Isla dc, Cuba es bastante lsonjera,
segun las llltmAs notieas que hemos tendo Y
estO ha induoido los capitanes de la Eduvigis V
Tomas, que anuncam0s en- nuestra anterior pen
dientes de Operacion segur aln con sus reg stros
en- busca de mejores preciOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
SALAZONES.

En- confirmation 10 que espusimOs en- nuestra
anteIlor ii ocup1rnOS de estos TeEglOnes, trans
currl0 una bucna partc de- Ia presen se quincena
eln llegadas. 10 cual contribuy6 ventajos mente
para que el mercado tueso tomando un aspecto
da veZ mas favorable. I'm esta stuacon, nos visi-
70 la go ing Mary Young, de Lunemburg 4 Sres
L4timer comp Cou 45 terzones, 20l II mbores 73
c. y 40 medias c.. que Sc cOloca on q st Siendo
este un cargamentO pequenO hallaudOnos pre-
clsamente en- epoca de mucho consume, solo bas
tara par. llenAr las necesidades mas perentorias,
quedando el mercado en- buena disposition para
colocar algun nuevO registro que llegue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
PROVISIONES AIERICANAS.

Aun cuando la i'm 5ortac:on que hemos tenido de
estos productos ha sdO limtada, la plaza Sc en-.
Cuentra regularmente abastecda por ahora
Berg. ing Starlight de BltimoEe Sres. Lati-
mery comp. 50 bis, galleta pilot $5., so id. papas
$6i 25 Id. cebollas S. 200 latas manteca $40 q p
bis. i'd SIS O. 25 id, tocino me SIS 500 resmas pa
pei estraza ~ rs 25 latas mantequilla :35 a. 100
quesos $22 q. 100 jabon pino 50 a. 50 docenas es-
cobas s24. terzoncs jamones $4 O., so bis. harina
maiZ $6t.
For Mary Yomis, de Lunemburg, 12l bis papas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
ia asAGepS.
GE<sAsgEa EaaH.1DS.

Cageuias de 30 cigarros corrientes papel,
0rozuz blancO, d 80 cajetillas por peso, Y
t0mando de pesos en- adelante, "a por un peso.
ldem de 25 cigaTos corrientes panel blanco.
u por un peso, tomando de 5 pesos en- adelante
28 Idem de 30 cgarrillos corrientes papol blan-
co % p0r 81, y tomando So en- adelante de 23
idem de Is cIgarrillos gruesos papel blanco 80,
y tomando de S5 en- adelante 25. Cajotllas de
l6 cigarrillOs gigantes 20 por IN peso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
A Y | S 0

las personals que hayan tornado billetes de ia
rita de- pCtro rliclo moro qne So ALA en- la de
ID. jose Vilarnc vecino de Utuado, el que suecribe
hace saber que ha trasferido dicha rifa o mes
dc abrIl por no habor recaudadD Las aCciones.
Tambien 80 mace s2ber que ei que resultare agra
ciado podra reclamar dicho potro ID. Jos6 Rlgual,
en- lie a d. jose Vilarlno. Utuddo de Maj 90 dc
1S7l.-.HOSG Ii
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
ANO 3d..

Pubcase este per6dco los domingos microbes vernes
Cnando 10 exgen las ccunstancas reparense acances
pementos grdis los suscrptores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

MuY ST. nuestTo: Tenemos el gusto de partcipar-
10 que esta fecha hem9s tornado ma soaicaad
que jtrara en- esta plaza bajo la razen 1e
E&Saksk6sSsG ID AZ a. GDFHksa
siendo s0eios nestores -. .sn&sn IL. Rodriguez
Y ~. .Su5R az GszciRad$s.
Sirvase tonar nota de las Iirmas, prastar con-
anza Ia n18v2 eoaiedad quedando dc u. aifin0s
S. S. O. 3. s. NJ ~ sedrigMez Comp
p. juan Rodriguez tirmara ag0arf-r.eg "
Comp. juan II. Cachada, firmara, akoari-
guez y Comp Id
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HOTEL Del "UNIVERSO."

FL que susorlbe hace presente 4 sus muchos y
ouenoS amigos tanto dc la Isla, como de afuera cue
DO todas las prec@dCiones necesarias para que los
orS. que cOncuTren su casa el EHOtcl del Emi-
verse que queden complacidos tanto mas que
oIeolni9nt0 D. Onofre NiooIau cuyo buen caracter
4a'Ha1ilid&d ca va conocido de muchos, igualmens
u O &c 6u oapos2, amboa e8t6n ntorosados en- sla
~ cna ooncurrencia V que qaeden aatisfechos los
nA98Peq3s 90! hc9Dadaje para que asl recomenden
ot ah!oci0o1ta sus amigos.
U IT }inN - IL. 1Ia-yn a, I1nh
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May ST. uuostro: on referoncia Ia circular de
Ia vuelta, tauomos 4 gu to de infornar u. haber
tornado en- est techa una nuova sncicdad, que gi-
rar4 cn e-ta plaza bajO Ia ra2on de
II EEANsbsATA EA?5ERE474EEe
dcdicandose o3 mi8no5 negoslos la eztingui
da, cny& liquidacion queda nu astro cargo,
Al ofTecer 4 IT, nncstros nacYos SorviCi0s, csDara.
mos nos honrc con Ia COnfauZa CUE 10 merecl cron
nueatT0s antecesores por que antcip9m0s las gTa-
clas, llamamos sn ate 9clou haca las trmas al pie.
Quadanios de u. ate 4tos S. S. Q. b. s. NJ, Xar
raandDun Castillo.
,Jos6 Zaraudona lirnar4 X:s sgstEomG Y Cas-
4siio.-Jos6 Castillo, Grmara ZsrnndOma v
Castillo. "a
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E dia 80 lie. actual las dos de Ia tn! lc Sc
sacaran a subasta publica ante la Juntl muni-
cpal del ramo, las obras dc empedrado de los
trozos de GALES que cOrren al Sui Este dc la
plaza de Santiago con arrcglo Il los Diegt. lie
condolences facultivas ADMINISTRATORS me nj
etecto sc han tornado y sc encuentran DE- ma
nifesto en- la Secrctarla municipal 10 hago
pGblicO para cOnocimjento general.
Puerto Rico II de Mario de 1874 4-V. +, An
tonic ArZuaga. ,