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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-15

All persons indebted to Tabcr Bros.
will please call at their store and make
Immediate settlement. All accounts re-
naming unpaid July lst, will be placed
in attorney, hands for collection.
VI. 4. RosENBLATr,
G-l5-3t Assignee of Taber Bros.
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90 20 Louis IIcrbert's for PlLSE
NER.
mMERCIAL.

CAIRO, ILL.,, MONDAY EVENING.
June II, 1875.
The weather yesterday was very
warm till about o'clock, when most
refreshing shower of rain tell, which
laycd the dust. cooled the atmosphere
and revived nature generally.
There is no change of special interest
to note in any of the markets. The flour
market is dull and dropping, and the
sales are confined principally to the order
trade. Hay is firm, receipts light, and
no shipping demand. Corn is in fair de-
mand. The demand for oats is light.
the receipts OF same corrcspondingly
SO. and are quoted at is cents.
Strawberries very scarce--thc market
almost barc-and would find ready sale at
good prices. The potato market /, well
supplied. Eggs dragged heavily towards
the close of the week, but they were
nearly cleaned out on Saturday.
THE MARKET.
nD'Our friend, should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually tor
sales from first hands in round lots. In
filling orders and for broken lots it is nee
essary to charge an advance over these
figures. 'dsa
The market rules quiet and dull, and
the sales are confined principally to
the order trade. Sales We're 100 barrels
- 1906 20: 100 barrels on orders 81 80
@7; 800 barrels various grades 81 500
Is; 100 barrels 25C16 80; 100 barrels
So 25@6 50; 800 barrels various grades
on orders - Ot,6 80; ioo barrels IS 30
as %.
HAY.
Choice hay Is firm, and receipt, light,
There is no shipping demand, the sales
made being mostly on orders the mar.
ket is dragging. Sales OF one car choice
mixed S2l = ears choice delivered S22 I;
ear mixed Sl9; | car mixed sci.
CORN.
'VIi ~ 'Oihsh~ ~ 'icNi 0liu
ket is not very brisk; there is very little
white, it any, in market: some lots in bad
condition. Sales rs follows: : ears
white, Soc; q car. mixed on track, lie; |
car white, Sic; | car mixed, 76c; 3 cars
white mixed. rejected, in bulk, zoe; =
ears No. , white mixed, 75c: ear mixed,
ia sacks, 76c: car mixed, in sacks, de-
lyered, 76c; | car mixed, in sacks, de-
livcred, 76c; ] car mixed, in sacks, de-
livered, 7sc; car mixed, In sacks, de-
livered, 76c; ear rejected, 7lc; car
mixed, 7G3c; car white, in bulk, 75c; !
car white, in sacks, Zoe; ] car white, in
sacks. &c: car white, in sacks, Sic.
, OATS.
The market is anything but brisk--'le-
. pressed and unchanged Is about all that
| can he said about tho demand and hut
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SLAUGHTERED.
BY OUR FRIEND AT THE CORNER.
Hats, Caps Clothing. &r.

!. Valdez. at the corner If Ohio Lcyec
and sixth street, knownto some ~ 'our
friend at the corner" has
slaughtered high prices in Hats, Caps,
and Clothing. He i, selling at great bar
gains. a fact that makes some dealers feel
is II they were shot or struck by light
ming. Call on him, and price hi, goods.
for which he does not owe II nicklc.
E-r~NN Wood stock envelopes at the
BULLETIN Office. - On per NJ.
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Home Again

Mrs. Capt. Riley returned to her home
In thl. city Sunday afternoon. after "a de-
lishth,l trip to st. Louis on the good
steamer City OF Week burg.
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Getting Ready

The Cairo & Nin~nnc, railroad ycslcr-
day brought a ear load of poplar lumber
to be usc'l in rebuilding the house lately
burned. and owned 10y Mr.. :. r.. IIslli.
day. on Commercial avenue.
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full assortment OF Fly Nets, Horse
Covers and Blankets, a. well AZ a full supply
OF all other goods In our line. at l0j Com
mercisl avenue, next door to Theatre.
i3 G.l-2w. l., ID. AKIN A Co,
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To ue 1Dlslu1ec0es1,

Health Officer Brown informs Us that
he will this mornin. begin, by the U.s.. Of
coal tar and gas lime. to disnfcct the
.ttxs
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wanted.

\ iirst-cln-- cook-whitc woman pre-
icrrcd-to whom good wages will
bc paid. Enquire NJ BULLETIN counting
room. G-ll-lw.
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Goldstinc a Roscnwatcr have Just re-
ceive1 a large lot of Straw Hats OF the
latest style aud at all prices. They have
also Il full line Of Felt and silk Hats,
Caps. etc, etc, to suit all in style and
prices. 6-l2-3t.
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Mr.. VI. 1'ickncr and daughters. OF st.
Louis, who have been the guests of Mr..
and Mr.. Jcwclt Wilcox for the past
week. returned to their home last even
iu,.
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ANo. 0 Wilson shuttle sewing Machine
valued ut so. VIII be sold at ~l5 discount
and ordered direct fro IN the factory.
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Two furnished room, with or without
board. in private family. Inquire of JAS.
SMITH. Twentieth aud Commercial Ave.
nue.. 6-lj-ti.
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FOR SALE

A $40 Remington Sewing Machine $50
Of for cash. suitable for tailor or boot and
shoe manufacturer.
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sem. annual meeting wednesday even.
ing. June lG. for election OF officers. 4
full attendance il desired. By order Of
the President.
REINHoLp v. BELzSIR, Sec'y.
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The silver concert band. will. we are
told. make glad the heart, of our pcopl-.
by music at the up town stand this even
juU
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Hear This In Mind.

UVWT HUsS ]" WNV
DR.. Jennelle, during the present school
vacation. will pay particular attention to
filling and treating chldren's teeth. Par
ents whose children may be suffering
with their teeth, please bear Thu in mind.
G-S-Gt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pII.SE\ER at Louis Herbert.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Excavations, PIcnics. Etc.

The good passenger steamer, Bannock
City, can be chartered for excursions or
picnic. at re- sensible rates. apply to
6-!.1m WALkER& NPtLIs
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For sale.

A silver plated No. " wilson shuttle Sew.
ing Machine, hard piano finish, valued at
$s5. Will he old at $40 discount. on good
terms. and ordered direct from the factory.
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if,lIl SALE,

At a bargain, and Oh good terms, Howe
Sewing Machine. May be seen at the Com
pany's office, corner Ninth street snd Com.
mercial
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for Celussp hsas

The Rev. Mr.. Gilbert and Mr.. H. n.
Candce, loft for Columbus. Kentucky.
this morning.
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i.l3u
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B0s"X Rag stock envelopes at the BrT.
LETrN office. So q per NJ.
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\ cottage on Thirteenth street. between
Washington avenu" and Walnut street.
Apply L" DIR. SMITH.
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Carter i making his almanac enterprise
success, and an excellent advertising
medium. The coming edition will bc
very large.
WAH pEPAHTNrSr, RiNrr trpouT,
.tunell l~7i
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CITY NEWS.


Rainfall .OI incnes
THOMAS JONES. Sergt. ). :. L.. ). A.
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WILL be received ut my Office until Tuesday,
w June 2ld, 1875, for ali the lumber the
city may require during the present fiscal year
Lumber to be good white or burr oak. free nom
sap or bad knots, and 10 be of such dimensions
not exceeding "a feet In length aud to be deliv-
erred In such quantities and at such times as the
committee on streets may direct.
The city reserves the right % reject any and
all bids. WN FRENCH AXLEf,
City Clerk.
Cairo, June y, lsTi
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'Pict,resque Amcrics'-is mum oer-
bound III , volumes, full gilt Morocco
price, $40.
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Picturesque A ,sserica .

At the BULLETIN blndery-as numbers,
bound In two volumes, full gilt NOR.
rocco: cost $t4 t; for sale Mt $40.
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CAIRO mARKET...WH0LESAiE.

Corrected Daily By J.. ". stcarn-, commits ion
merchant, secretary Of the Cairo Beard Ut
Trade.
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

The Entire Stock Of Ladies' and Gents Furnishing Goods En-
broderes and Parasos will be Sold at Cost Must be sold
within the next sixty days Now the time to obtain BARGAINS
This is Advertising Dodge Bring your money and get
value received.
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FOR SALE.

A styl, "E," "Clough, Warren 4 co.'s"
Parlor Organ, right from the factory at De-
troit. list price, $500. viii be sold for
300.
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Go to Wilcox's for Strawberries.
slot.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17
THE GLENN FARM.

Some time ago we made mention of the
purchase of the entire last years wheat
crop of the Glenn farm in Colusa county,
by Messrs. Dresbach s. Bane, of Davis
vile, naming half a million dollars as
about the price paid therefor, and ever
since February Sd three steamers have
been employed in bringing the crop from
the farm down to Knights Landing,
while two heavy freight trains have been
kept busy moving it to tide-water at VAL
lejo, and the work is not yet finished. 1t
is expected, however. that the last sack
OF the 400, 900 bushels will be moved and
on shipboard at South Vallejo some time
hext week.
Few persons outside of California can
realize that single farm can, after sup
plying the place with seed and feed-grain,
have margin of 100000 bushels left for
shipment But, large as these figures
are, Mr.. Reed, who has superintended
the shipping of this immense crop. and
who knows what the farm is capable of
producing, informs US that, from present
Indications, DR.. Glenn, the proprietor, is
likely to realize his expectations of gath
ering crop this year aggregating one
million bushels of wheat. There are 35-.
900 acres of wheat just on the eve of
heading out, and if no unforeseen catas-
trophe befalls it. his calculations are by
no means extravagant. The Doctor has
leased out this immense field-for all of
this 81, 900 acres are in one enclosure-to
four tenants, while he occupies his time
in looking after the balance of his large
landed interests. This Glenn farm, it is
entirely safe to assume, is the largest
purely grain-growing ranch on the Amer
lean continent.-DiGon Tribune, March
9th.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

A FUNNY INCIDENT lately occurred in the
gas Office in Chicago. The wife of a
member of the Illinois Senate entered to
pay her bill, carrying her portemonnaie,
as was her custom, in her right hand.
Having occasion to write her signature,
she changed her pocket-book to her left
hand, then started to go out. Noticing
that her right hand was empty she missed
her pocket-book, and turning to rough
looking individual who had been standing
by meantime, exclaimed, angrily "I'll
thank you for my pocket-book. SIR" Two
or three of the book-keepers rushed out
expecting to see the man try to escape,
but he stood still and calmly answered
$ / haven't it ma a'am.'' . You certainly
have; I laid it down moment ago here,
and you are the only one who could have
taken it" "I beg your pardon ma am, "
said the stranger. ''but am no thief.
have not got your pocket-book. I'll
have you arrested and searched" cried
the irate lady. "As you please re-
sponded the man. And as the madame
tried to open the door to call policeman
she discovered her purse in her left hand.
The stranger smilingly listened to pro-
fuse and polonged apology.
="
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT IN CALIFORNIA
FOR IMnGRANTs.-A gentleman who has
lately returned from the "Cow Coun-
ties' of California, says that he saw men
In great number of places who were Of
fering to work for $40 per month, and
who were even then unable to find any
body to give them employment. Not
withstanding that this is the case, each
train from the East brings several car
loads of immigrants, and it is said that
as yet they have hardly commenced
coming. What the people of Califor-
MIA will do with all these "pilgrims
we know not. If the great American
people must slop over, let them begin to
raid down into South America, or some
where in that direction. 1t is a sad day
when the American citizen can no longer
go West, but we have seen it coming for
some years. Virginia Enterprise.
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A MARVELLOUS PURCHASE.

Mrs. Hooper sends this interesting bit
of news from Paris to the Philadelphia
Press: The Grand Duchess Marie, of
Russia, has recently made a marvellous
purchase, in the shape of a bedroom gar
niture of point 'Alencon lace, which was
originally manufactured for Marie An
toinette. The approach of the revolu-
ton prevented the unfortunate Queen from
becoming its possessor. 1t was after
wards bought by Napoleon /. as bridal
present for Marie Louise, and was again
sold after the Hundred Days After many
vicissitudes this regal piece of finery has
at last found its way into royal hands
once more. 1t comprises a set of cur
tains, a counterpane, and six pillow COW
ers. The lace is as fine as the finest
1ounces ever worn by royal bride, and
the pattern represents baskets, wreaths.
and clusters of roses and lilies in high
relief in the delicate net which formed
the background of that most splendid of
all modern lace. the point d 'Alencon. The
price paid for this marvellous garniture
was only $4,000 francs ($5, ,000). It has
never been used, none of its possessors,
since the days of Marie Louis, having
ventured to display such piece of royal
extravagance, therefore it may be consid-
cred as great bargain for its new pur-
chaser. It was suggested that it might
one day return to France in the posses
sion of a new Empress, the Grand Ouch
ess Marie being the lady to whose daugh-
ter it was recently reported that the
PrincE Imperial was to be betrothed. But
the Grand Duchess unfortunately has no
daughter, which is slight impediment
to the projected union.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

TONICs FOR WOMEN. Nothing makes
woman aged more rapidly than overwork
1.-The reason, probably, that American
women fade so soon. Sunshine, music.
work and sleep are the greatest medicines
Tor women, who need more sleep than
men. Their nerves are more sensitive.
and they are not 80 strong, and exhaus-
ton from labor or pleasure takes place
sooner with them than with men. Never
permit yourself to be reused out of deep
Sleep in the morning. In fact one should
never be wakened. The body rouses OF
Itself when its demands are satisfied.
Take warm bath occasionally before go
Ing to bed-at least once week. Retire
as soon as you feel sleepy in the evening;
oon,t rouse yourself and go to work. You
need rest then, and will pay you for the
Iespass on your physical nature the next
aay if you disobey.
A FATAL prize fight is reported in the
London newspapers. Two brawny cab
men were the pngilists, and they. with
.aeir seconds and friends, went out OF
70 me city to place called the Hackney
marshes for the deliberately arranged en-
counter. Their fists were rubbed with
.osin, which has the effect of hardening
sss skin and making the blows more
Onectual. They were men of immense
sslength and little skill, and as conse-
qaence few of the terrible blows were
pa1Iled. p;.I They fought an hour and hall,
WIN only half minute rest between each
.pund. .Id. During the last half OF the time
,a;.y ny We're partly blinded and wholly pc
mudered, but were kept up to their brutal
"urk oy drinks of brandy and the encour-
asenent of their seconds. At last neither
,3;as 1aid stand, and soon after one OF them
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OPH RID =,

VyHE GREAT SILVER Platter, CLEANER.
Il and Polisher. Indispensable to every fans
ily. fortune for Agents. Sells at sight,
Sample free. Send for 1t. Address ut once, y /
i23 KENDALL s. CO., Chicago, III.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
pusr1sHED EVERY SATURDAY MoRNINa-BY
A. SkILLMAM.
Terms of subscription:

One copy, one year, by mail. .$S 90
One copy, six months by mail. ......... 90
One copy, three months, by mail. ........ 90
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JOB PRIN TIN Gi

The News Job Office is now supplied with an
cards, and other materials and facilities for
good job printing. Additional materials sre
constantly arriving, and We ask the attention
of our friends and the public to the fact that
hll job printing can be handsomely and expe-
ditiously done at this Office.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

THE estimate of the future growth and
progress of this country given by Mr..
ChiIders, member of the late Gladstone
Ministry. is worth noting as that OF a full
blooded Englishman and one who cannot,
therefore, be charged with partiality to
the United States. Mr.. Childers believes
that in fifty years we shall have q popu-
lation of $50, 600. 900, and that our friend
ship is well worth England's seeking.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

PILGRIMS FROM THE EAsT.--The Sacra-
nento Bee says: Faster and faster does
the tide of immigration roll in upon us.
At this rate full 100, 900 persons will this
year be added to our population from
this source alone. There is room for all
and plenty for all if these numbers were
quadrupled but the new corners must
not linger in the towns, for they are al
ready crowded. They should push in
among the farmers, hire out for whatever
they can obtain until they learn some
thing of our climate and style of tillage
and then make purchase for themselves.
If they are Industrious and frugal they
can do this and soon have home-for
land can be had on credit, and seed, etc.,
on shares.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

A MAN died near Troy, lately. who IN
his time had consumed 5OV, ,0oO quarts OF
beer, and smoked more than tour tons o.
tobacco. He was cut of at the age o.
80.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1875-04-17

A LADY at Memphis says she doesn't
want any iewelry, hasn't a looking-glass
In the house, wouldn't take SILK dress
as gift. Memphis has another nving
curiosity--a cross-eyed cat.
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THE NIA1DEN'S CHOICE.

By HENRY CAREY.
Genteel in person,
Conduct and equipage,
Noble by heritage,
Generous and free,
Brave, not romantic,
Learned, not pedantic,
Frolic, not frantic
This must he be.
Honor maintaining,
Meanness disdaining,
Still entertaining,
Engaging and new.
Neat, but not finical,
Sage, but not cynical,
Never tyranical;
But ever true.
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Aviso al pdblico.

Deseosa la Empresa del vapor eostansro espabol
Madrid de aviar 10 possible los gastos de los que
utzan este buque para carga hs dspuesto que desde
esta fecha hasa aviso reoibira entregara Ia
carga en- e muee de esta Capital, siendo por cuenta
de ella ell lanchaje hata Ell vapor.
La carga recibra desde la antevfspera del dia de
salida y hasta las dos de la tarde precisaInente.
Modifcado por complete el sistema de eubarques en-
ei costanero segun Ell anuncio que precede cumple
Ia Empresa hacer presente los cagadores que uticen
este buque que deten pasar recoger la casa con-
sgnatara los conocimientos de Ia carga previo pago
del hete.
al propio tempo debe lamar Ia atencion de los mis-,
mos cargadores sobre las condolences S. la l5e -
lSa estanpadas al dorso de los mencionados documen
tos.-San Juan de PuertoRico 90 de Mario de 1875.
-IYarfe. Hermano do Caracaua Ga Consi0natario.
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GIRODE LETRAS.

B. BorrSs y Hermanos, del Conner
clio de esta Pia a, G ran sobre Alican-
te, Aviles, Barcelona, Bilbao, Cadiz,
Caldas de Reyes, Corcubion, Co
rui1a, Ferrol, Gijon, Habana, Lugo,
Madrid, Malaga, Mondoledo, Oren
SO, Ov:edo, Palma de Mallorca, Pa
dron, Pontevedra, Rivadeo. San Se-
bastiar, Santander, Santiago, Sevilla,
Tarragons, Tuy, Valladolid, Valen-
cia, Vigo, Villagarcfa, Vivero, y Zara-
goza.-San Juan de Puerto Rico 3 de
Mayo de 1875.-FortaIeza, 23,
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Giro de Letras.
Gale de San Francisco mum. 81.

Francisco Baston O. @, 10 efectda en- todaa
cantidades que bajen de Ii pesos cortoa dias
vista sobre los siguientes puntos.
Madrid, Albacete, Albuquerque Alcazar de San
Juan, Alcoy, Alicante, Almerfa, Amanda de Duero,
Ara1psz, Arens de Mar Arnedo, Ateca, Avila Ayi-
diz Calahorra, Calatayud, Caltagena, CasteIon de
la Plana Ciudad Real, G6rdova, Coruna, Cuenca,
Don Benito, Ecija Ferrol, Gerona Gijon, Granada,
Guadaaara, Haro Huelva, Huesca Jaen, Jerez, Leon,
Lerida, Linares, Logrono, Lorca, Lugo Malaga,
Manzanares Medina del Campo, Merida, Murcia Oil
venza Orense, Oviedo, Palenca, Palma de Mallorca,
Pampona Penaranda, Pontevedra, Puenteareas, Reus,
Sabade, Salas, Salamanca Santa Cruz de Ienerife
(Canarasl, San FeliQ de Guxols San Sebastian, San
tander Santiago de Galicia, Segova, Sevia, Soria,
Tanagona, Toledo, Torrelaguna, Trugo, Tudela,
Valencia, Valladolid, Vigo, Villanuevay Geltr, vi
toria, Zafra, Zamora Zaragoza.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico u de Junio de 1876
Francisco Baston g. G..
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Ell PORVENIR.
A. LLANER IS Y VINAS.
51.-SAN FRANOISCO.- 81
P u ER RICO.

Con motive de las fiesta de San nan estabec
eneE gusto de ofrecer
han enrquedo aparadores
mos los sguiene Sombreros de epa sed ia feo gande
camsa as boradas cabaeros
brl complete suido de cobas Ultima vedad punos
cazado snora abaeos de
chneas de odas classes panueos bodado
ombras sei mres asone desde So So
de competo snrdo fores de po ab
teato abanicos dede e bao de peco muud
de artculos dfcles de
los Sees comercantes del oecemos de los
arcu ba expresado de |. Ro cabtas
azado banes docenas eastcos para bones cdo
precios m61cos-Puero Rico JUNO 10 de 1876 so
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BOLGTIl MBRcAJTIL
DE pUERn()-RICO.
ORGAhO DG L0S BkPANOLRS SIN CONDICIONR2.
Aviso al pdblico.

La Agencia mortuoria de Jose E. Carambot que se
hallaba estatablecida la cae de San Justo nmero
49, Sc ha trasadado a la de Morovis nmero s detras
del Quartet de Balaja. En- dicho estableciniento Sc
las digencas para e entierro SIN cobrar comison al
guna. Sc contina factando los dos trees anunciados
de gratis para los pobres abonando solo los cargadores
Las personas one gusten hacer algun encargo, po-
dram dirgirse la Agenca 81 fuere de dia, 81 fuese
de noche la cae de la Fortaeza ntmero 80 piso
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