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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
ANUNCIOS DlvhRNUS., y
Egibaala de- aetuacioaes De Schroeder,

-
Por disposition del Sr. Juez de primera Instanoia
De este distrtO de fscha, dietadO los autos
de ab-intestato del fnado ID. Leopoldo Gonzalez,
veeno que fu6 de este pueblo excitaciOn del Minis
teriO FISCAL SO sacsn pdboa subasa los efecos que
constituian su casa mercantil que giraba esa pa
"a baio gu nOmbre los cualss han side ustipreciados
en- Ia de cuAtro mil qnnientos sesenta dos pe
sos setsnta y nueve centavos, conslsten los ex-
pressdos 81 invsntario que se haifa de manifesto
en- 81 Oeo del nfrascrito; debiendO celebrarse su
mate el dia veinte dos del actual de nueve de
Ia tsrde Sc anuncia al pdblico ptbico para
rencia de ctadores; hao6ndose presente que ad
miriam pOsturas que cubran las dos terceras parties
del ava.do Humacao, AgOsto doce de mil ocho eientOs
setsata ses.-J0ss Celestlno Schi oder. 1-3
:. i
En- los autcs De c0ncursO necesario de los Sres. Su
rillo o. hacendados d. Yabucoa ha dspuesto por
e Sr. JusS de primers Instancia de este partidO
auto este fecha ia renta en- ptbllca subasta de to-
dos los bienes pertenecientes los cOncursadOs
sstentes on la hacienda DOS amigos, alta el bar
rio del Aguacats, tArmino de Yabucoa, habiendo side
rstasados los benes, muebles edifcios cuatro mil
sstecisnOs trenta cincO pesos; el terreno anO de
prnera clase ochenta pesos cuerda ell sobrellano
sesenta pesos jardesd0 euarenta ell alto vsints
pesos cuerda, habendose seslado para remae, que
ssrG simultaneo este Juzgado 81 de paz de Yabu
GOA, la AUDIENCES del ses de setiembre pr6ximO
hora de nueve once de 81 mailana, estando de ma
nissto en- aquela ocina 81 oporuno inventario JUS
tpreco de los bienes. Lo que anuncia al pdblico
para La concurrencis De licadoGeg Geg.-Humacae ocho
de Agosto de mil ochocsntos seteata ssis.-Jose Ce
lestno Schroeder. s- l-3
Per auto del Sr. Juez de l.e instaaoia de este par
lido distado esta fe~ha os autos deconeurso de-
los Sres. Surllo CT, hacendades dc Y.bucos, &
escrto preeentado pOr Ell apcderao de los Sinicos
ha Gspuestoq one las propesicenes admisblss eli
mate Que debe tensr lugar dia ssis de Setembre
Dr6 x.o sobre blends de dicho concurso las 81,
ruien.ss: subrirss Las dos tereeras parties del 1tio
ayafo, compren ii6ndose una sola ofIta las pajas
eots fsrrenos; edisios de q haoisfda denas nue.
bIes cue dichas postaras debsn cbrlr 10 men uns
c,srs par.e al contsd de las dos terceras del AVA
, as tres cuartas parties rtstantes Dc sssas misaa
d. sss4ayas parties. satisfschss anuamenfe, ba an
AZ IL n;ipesos oada aAieaross pressntaf 70.
mo Ess9 los recbos de contskaa ne stas.y
aorss sos ei 6rden ION sd gus
esrtsdad ofs4cid sa kntade IA SonAis s Be.
nrioarla dsusrn de las suarsnta ocha horas del re
.nsts. 10 qas ss aDnncA q pthcQ pge eoncsimiento
AZ las Hcit4dorss hnmaca6 diek tsi- de 9osto d.
sil sseeeisnsos sstsass isarless lesls'sigo sshre
/ 4Ns - --2sa -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
Almacen de papel
de Sobrino de Larroca y Comp,

Continuameute encuentran de yenta en- este esta-
blecimento pape de de todas classes, sobres,
boteilas de tnta comun de oopiar, pumss, lasrs,
unteros fasPadorss trasoos de goma potss do obeas
ssrtsras, piss-pspslss g., "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
Litografla
de Sobrino de Larroca y Comp.

En- este estAbecimisnto Sc bacsn toda slase do Ina
Presiones por deeadss que ssan, como etqueas para
Ogarros, fAturas, letras de gro billstss de tojss
ciases mlsloa pianos, citcuiarss tsrgetas de vista
Ssamentos "a, &za
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
VENTA DE- BIDNlS en- ASTURLAS,

A voluntad de 50 dueno Sc venden varias incas
mansas, yuma termnos del Cueto, dos tierras
en- Tox, un prado de cuatro dias medic de ara
dura la inmediacion de la Iglesa, otros bres
de toda carga en- la Parroquia de Vila-pedre,
eeo de Naya. Los icitadores pueden entenderse con
D Rafael F. Calzsds. Notario en- Navia. 1O-12i |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
Bib'io ioteca Azul
POR TEODORO GUERRERO
d so cent0voS tOna0.
d so centGvos t0nao.

El escabel de la fortuna. mai tires del amor
Cuentos sociales que comprende Despues de muerto.
Al borde del abismo.-La escuela del amor.-El
mundo los ounce aaos.
De ysnta en- la I~prenta, A1saced de Papel de Con
zalez, Foltaleza Is. 60
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
Dep6sito
de cigarrillos legttimo de la Habama
de la 0creditadQ fabrica de AstreQ.

Los que interssen cigarrillos de esta marca
pueden drgrss al alnaosn del que suscribe, calis do
la FOrtaleza 2S, donde les intormsr& de
los prscios condolences de vsnta Puerto Rico Is
de- Julio /. .1876.-AntonioAcha. 1O-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
Adyertenclas impurtantes.


Para los senores suscriptores Sc les
hara una gran rebaja en- los anuncios
que pongap, debiendo pagar SO centa,
vos por seis lfneas para publicarse
tres veces, en- vez de Is, y 5 centavos,
en- veg de y, pof cada Inca que exec
da de la ,sels. En- los comunicados Sc
les hara una rebaja de 25 pS de la
tarifa que va arriba. Para gozar de
ssta ventaja es menester exhibir el re-
cibo de estar al corriente en- ell pago
de la suscripcion, Todo anuncio 6
communicate SO pagara precisamente
por adelantado al traerlo 6 mandarlo q
Ia Administration. Los anunciantes
de fuera de Ia Capital, pueden acom-
pafar 81 importe de sus anuncios en-
sellos. -. e.
Estas. advertencias no comprenden
& los sef1ores que tienen establecidos
convenios ,particluares con el BoLE-
TIN para sus anuncios permauentes.
A los suscriptores morosos.
Todo el que para fines de agosto
no haya satlsfecho sus suscripclones
atrasadas, dejara de recibir el BoLE
FIN g! dia lltimo J Sc ie exigira Ell pa
60. IguaImente Sc pfocedera al eobro
de las cantidades que adeadan varias
personals que hacs tiempo Sc han bor-
ga.5o sin satisfacer 81 importe deyen-
gato PC: esta Administration. A unos
. o,,.os les rogamos satisfagan en-
sodo 4s.e mes sus debitos.
A los senores Agentes.
BE suplica especi6quen al remitir
tonoos los suscriptores que han paga-
gado q fin de que aquf haya constan-
cia de clio. &.. ... h
AL mismo tempo Sc les autori1a
para admitir suscripciones por meses
adelantados 8 las personas que no
1uieran no puedan hacerlo por ano,
semestre 6 trimestre, al tipo de diez
reales mensuales Il sci
= In Administrations &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
Star Ball Line

Gran Inss de vspores correos inglssss entire Eussa
York 81 Brasil, cen escals en- este puerto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
PRECIos DE SUBSCRIPTION.

Por $40 Ia sa-Por sells $3.50 esntavos Pc
$Por realea en- Ia Capital 10 FessO
de IsPor Ia Peninsula snyisndo
psr6dieo porte por nses s15 ancaeer un
en- 81 la isa de Cuba $12.
pagan sempre por adeanado suscrip
puedn sntendese los drectansns A
ministracon.
81 BoLxTM 70 snyia todas parties franco Dc pors
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
LAPIDAS
Y MONUMENTOS DE MARMOL
para Cementerios.

De dferentes classes precios, con la dedicatoris
,ue quiera venden en- 81 establecimiento de vi
,ents Furiati, Plaza principal ndmero 29.-Pusrto-
Rico. m. 8 ag.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
lOlRA nARATILLOSA IAYEACION |.

La m4quina de cossr Sencosa de un solo carrete de
Wstlco@ + Gibbs, ha sido presentada Ia exposition
de- Filadelfa, con una modification asOmbr0sa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
Ell COLMADO.
Assam FRANCISCO-46.

En- este slmaceu sc ha recibido.ds Europa gran
collection de vinos naconaes extranjeros, surtido
npleto de latelia de todas classes, jsmones West
phalia y qussos patagras.
Con especialdad ofreoen al pdblioo quesos gruy6rs
egitimo frescO, y dates de Bsrberia, prsoios
mamente m6dicos.-P. Martorell y Ca.-m. ~ julie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
IN0 MAS TENSI0Nl.

La fuerza del hilo sc gradua por 81 sola axtoatsoa
nente preduciendo psspunts tan hernoso, que pn-
guna otra maquina puede ejecutarlo.
Has.a ahora a.maquina de cossr Silsnciosa, mo ha
tenido rival en- el mando, por su originaidad per-
fsccio Lo prueba 81 gran expeadio de elias Con la
dodihsscicnt actual; que tambiea Sc ha exlendido
oras parties della maquiaa hsrmossando el aparato,
y. h.;l I9aqIHiJna. "a una DE cQsers ailenciosa''
viene ssr IN ve.deaseS Audsis ds ssts ds tsiiss
sien y Ia principal dsAqja para una fainilis.
Acaban de aecibifas esta agencia san Francis-
Iasag PEA Fslseipssh RNvA 4 Rsaaiyssa, 9-la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-20
Sc alquilan.

Por Eeinticinco pesos mensuaes los altos de la CO.
n6mero 49, calle de San Sebastian. Informant su
dueilo en- Ia misma calle nfmere 10. 3-6
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MARKET REPORTS.
S.. Paul Markets
- PAUL, Nov. 5, 1876


pEourcE AMI PROVISIONS.
Tu5 tgys{. IA seasonahle commodities among
leading commission dealers has beea quite ae-
ttyt daring iAe pt>; week.
Receipts u grain, except wheat, haze been
much ssa1Ilvv than WINS NEEDED and much less
than was expected. outward shipments have
been quite ats*, 4. al descriptions II produce
The lake Superior ports are now closed by the
disc would IT, going forward - the principal
mining districts III response 70 imperative On
ders heretrtors received.
EIaffR--TEs eastern shipments have ben
unusually ar1e, III anticipation ot still higher
rates ot freight than We quote hereafter. but
tn local demand has been somewhat quiet
There i no notable change III prices. Easter
shipments comprise mostly euperiatiye,s
ar ratsnt process -four and the os>t quality e,
NXSN bakers -four are held n so.15so.o
hut the greater portion 81 sh. offerings
ootabI, at So seas 10. Most Of this grad
hour Is held n -. 5aa5.75. ''>ufs.rta,ive,
ps,su, process fear Is firm II 81 .nss9n *
brand and quality. Good brands ct MN n
salabls al .hs wilde range OF SsUas. -: ordln
xy XXX AZ sS.-aas.uo per eot. buskwheS
Hour is in frs. ra.e supply, and Is offered n
So % per bn. I'VE flour Is rather scarce ~ :. o
PER sack, or s5.ta per hal. boltsd corn Meal L
In lair demand 4; $l.5ssi Is per loo pounds
WHEAT---RsrsiptS both by local deliver,
aud from the railroads are 10 fair extent
Millers are active BUYERS i'll all the markets o
the. state. and No. unfreouensiv overbso buyer
who intend 10 store their purchases tor bette
market.
Il is not probable that any Of the wheat nov
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" don't give this for az faif Gcfomgtts, Tut
it is very strongly rumored tha' Nedai haFLds
Is 10 be the halfway station o~e"esh lineage
and Council Bluffs
If this Is to t., some experiments have t-en
made to that end, w sappost Il I oii account
Of In" superior condition Z. the road. trip
On the steel ralei ami WEI iAl'-Sttal fo4ti, =
not any more uow. il - u.Ee4, wear and t.s-r
on the employees and machinery e tram.
froia Chicago totedar Aa.!ds, ~ inl.@o q II
was on the iron rails from Chicago - Ci.ntDis,
l3s mites, III oiden ttn%.
Il Is not necessary for Is to sav taa: tAe
&. K y. W. k'y Is 5 irst-elass Eoad ~ ttFeTE
particular. taat II rides r. sasy a sitting ia 2
''roeAiac chair, that IL coaches ar EaE4ofs'
that H. eInpov~ arr the most aiiapss
the travelling pahac can me- or VI. A'tss.
in a lifetime 81 tTavas--ihe esprit e corps "
he employees. II " may say 50, = al A5-h
standard. We need not So 50 III heE 7EaI-aIt,
i ! s~si-eFfsIi - every eF..s,isi .l' ~ .o.a-
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d. W. iNeERsnLL 4 Go
A Gard to the Public.

For many years We have made two medicines
suited to the ailments OF \ vast class Of suffer-
ers Thousands OF cures have been made bv
them, and, in fact, the word failure could not
b. coupled with them. But within the last
two wears eouu;erteits ii our medicines have
sprung up, dangerous III their close imitation
ol our rrade Mark 10 secure thu people W..
placed upon each genuine box OF Holloway's
oiutmcn; the Inc sinile OF the sq nature of
our agent, NJ. Jos. Haydock 10 counterfeit
Is felony W. shall relentiessiy pursue any
one who initiates this with th,, utmost vigor Of
oi the law We l2ost earnestly beg that the
great mass u the American people will aid rs
in our task of bringing these most unpriacp-
led MEN t. the tar q Justice Uniformly re-
fuse IL purchase Medicines purporting h he
ours unless M. les. uavdoek's signature is
alta, led l. each box OF Pills or pot o. ONT
meat ana the end will soou h. reached.
Thu puh.ee's obedient servants,
fioLlowAY 4 Go.
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going into the St. Paul elevators will De sent
east in any other shape than -four, unless 1t
can be used to advantage in filling some specu-
lative ''corner,' which may or may not occur.
No. wheat in this market is quotable to-day
at ST. .OOal .02; No. 2 95a9Sc; No. 8 Soa9oc.
The following are the quotations OF 10:
wheat in the great markets yesterday week ana
Yesterday: showing the course OF prices during
NC wen LAST week This week.
rivernool essdalOs 9s 6dal0s 4d
New York, $3.50 80
Chicago l.lOA S..Iza
Milwaukee, l.l239 l.l47a
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FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
Following are the closing prices of wheat
New York Produce Market.
Ny Nonr Ma,

FLOUR-Medum and low grades rule slight
" in sellers favor; with a fair export demand
receipts $4,000 barrels; No. :; IS: 1oaS9. Az
superfine state and!western, =. s5aso:3o; com
mon to good extra s5.o5aS5 %; goon 70 cno zee
do s. 6OaS5. 10: white wheat extra IS. 75aSo. 90;
aytra Ohio So, 4OaS1 90: extra st. Louis S5.4O.a
s %; Minnesota patent process, s.. 3oa95o
GRAIN--W receipts l34,ooo BUS,
scarcely so much doing, very moderate de- de-
mand; No Milwaukee, sl.3-; no 90; el.-2;
No Minnesota spring sl.31; NO. oCnlca9o;
new. s. o9al 80: No. do 81. 2l;sprlnSunSraded
DO. Sl.lual % winter rel western 9l.oo.
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10 SUBSCRIBERS.

Remember that it is an invariable
rule to discontinue sending the ANTI
MoNopoLsr at the end ofthe period paid
for We have no right to presume that
a subscriber desires his paper continued
if he does not renew and remit; ard we
are not willing to force it on him.
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High and Dry:

Election is ov,.r and 30 one elected vet which
leaves both candidates up ina balloon still,
which Will probably give Cooper the election;
but during all these wrangles the Boston One
Price Clothing store Minneapolis are attending
to their regular knitting, selling more clothing
for dollar -han any other house III the coun-
try. $500 buys good fair oveycoat, and 81 80
Il good suit. Buffalo overcoatS are cheap en-
ough 50 any one can have one. Underwear
never was 50 heap as now, % cents buys an
undershirt. Send your order if you can't
come Yourself
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he First Snow

Of the season reminds us of the sure approach
Of winter and Of the necessity OF making pre-
paraton for our future comfort The first step
necessary is TO secure warmpth; to accomplish
this get "Gridley Heater" They can be seen
at Fourth and Robert streets, and an examina-
ton is al that is necessary to prove their
merit
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St. oujs Produce Market.

ST, Louis, Nov. IS.
FLOI-E-Scarce and firm for low and me-
dunn grades, ranging at s4.0oa5.Oo
GkAIN-W heat, in light demand; held lirm;
No red fall S 81 cash. sl.27A seller jan
nary: No 3 red fall slla4 cash; 81 90 seller
December
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Chicago Produce Market:

FLOUR-Quot and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat, generally unchanged; some
sales rather better; No. Chicago SLID; No.
Chicago spring 81. Il So cash; l.l3j& a l.l5@
seller December; Sl.l4 5-S l.l47 seller Jan,
nary; No. Chicago el.0o i.oos; rejected
81 95c
SHIPMENTS Flour. 1900 bbls; wheat,
1900 bus.
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CliCag \ NOphVGStGrnR. R

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Rochester, Albany, Toronto, Mon
trea, Quebec, Portland, Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, SAINT
Louis. Cairo, San Francisco, Sacramento, Og-
den, Salt Lake City, Denver, Council Bluffs,
Marquette, Escrnaba, Menasha, Madison ,Chey-
enne, Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwau-
kee and all points West, South and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago with
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
igan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Pittsburg
Fort Wayne and Chicago, kankakee Line and
Pan Handle Routes, for all points East and
Southeast, and with the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for all points South.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific L. K. at Omaha for all far Yves,
points.
Close connections are made a. junction points
with trains Of all cross roads.
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$552$771s'T ~: * SssE A 5 q: 7 ;Ss%:
cry. Augusta, Maine
Notice..

Noagent has any right or authority to incur
pecuniary obligation III the name or on behalf
OF the publisher OF this paper; and all contracts
for advertising are subject to our negative.
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The F armer's Mutual

This excellent association is doing land
Office business. It's rates are much cheaper
than those 81 tie ordinary fire insurance com
paries, while it has promptly met every ad-
luSted loss.
Farmers. patronize your hom3 institution
Address w. 4. Nimocks, Minnesota Farmer S
Mutual tlle Insurance Associatlon Mlnneap-
Oils Mimi.
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Milwaukee Produce Market
Milwaukee, Nov 90.

FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAM Wheat opened firm and closed
dull; No l, si.l9K; No sl.l4A; seller
December Sl.l4H; seller January 81 lo1s NO.
RECEIPTs-Flour, 10, l56 bbls; wheat e5,155
bushels.
-64 bushels
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The New Wheeler & Wilson.
No S Family Sewing Machine.
STRAIGHT NJ EDLE- mo SHUT TILE TO THREAD.

Simplest and ea&@St Z, iardie
Runs easily, quietly and rapidly Most dar-
able ana he-t made machine IN the world
Without q rival for the family or Workshop
aAs >Ah rHE DEsinAnLa rolA4s.
that can b. el9lued for other machines, while
The Objectionable features OF others are avoided
Liberal terms "a exchange. Office = Yves
Third street
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The ehouls who desecrated the tomb
of Lincoln were not actuated by hate
and revenge but hoped TO receive
muniticent price Tor the sacred dust.
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/ 0cA1S+
~ Read the a iv-,tisement III aeother COZ
umn .d-CONFIDENTlAL.
Notice.

Dr.. J. Manning has ceased to act as canvasser
for the ANTI MoSoPoEIsT.
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TO CALI" CRMIA
The Prophet Not Without
Honor. in his Own Coun-
try.
The Opinion Of Those Who are
Right on the Ground.

ens9ught testimony ia Jaror q TIE "ol1
Reliujfe" NORTH IFct.
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These celebrated cars are run on all night
trains on all the lines Of this road
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago and ST. Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee.
At Omaha our sleepers connect with the
Overland seepers on the Union Pacific Rail-
road for all points west Of the Missouri River
Among Ia.
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ALSO WITH
Kansas City, St. Joseph 8.
Council Bluffs all
road, for

road, for
NEBRASKA CITY, ST. JOSEPH. ATcHIG !,
sOS, LEAyENWORTH, KANSAS CITY,
PORT SCOTT, GALVESTON,
And All points in the Southwest.
Returning, will leave Drnahs at 4 .. III. and
Council Bluffs at $40 D. m, reaching Sioux
City At $40 p. IN, Mankato At Gao q. m, and
81. Paul al 1890 m.-Time, ~ hours; max
lng this
Ten hours the Shortest and only Direct Rou
EtweeT the points above named.
Passengers from Minneapolis win take the
80 p. III. train on the Mimi. X St. Louis
Railway, which makes direct connections at
Merriam Junction with the "Ornata Express.s
Tickets and further information can IT, prot
cured from CHARLES THOMPSON, Ticket
Agent, n. W. Corner Third and Jackson gts.
st. Paul, and at the Depot foot Of Jackson II.
and from COL. JOHN w. HEEION. Tick.
Agent, under the Nicollet House, Minneapolis
~. James Accommodation
L1ves st. Psul 1t >, m, and arrives at St.
James 1t p. N. Returning, leaves st. James
4 9.45 J. m, and arrives It 81. Paul Il p. m.
Sundays excepted.
J. n. BISHOP, General Manager.
JOHN r. LINCOLN, Superintendent.
,. &c. OYDEH. 0enssal Ticket Agent
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Inducements Offered by this

Inducements Offered by this
Route
to the travelling public arr all the modern i'm
prorements- Rock and Gravel Bailasted Track,
Steel Rails. Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Dav Coaches, Smoking and
Lonnglng Cars, Westinghouse Safety Air
Brakes, Miller's Patent Safety Coupling and
Platforms, sped, Safety and Absolute Comfort
Cunning Through Five Great tates,
and operating over 1000 miles of road, this
company presents n the Traveller facilities that
ave uot and cannot ~ offered By any COMPETE
tor.
Ailtieket agents can 4.li ron tickets ria this
roIte.
II yol vssh tie l--st travelling accommodate
tion>, ron viii buv your tickets ~ this route,
and will take no otHer.
IiRIIN HTTHITI.
General superintendent.
RI. IT. STEAAETT.
General Passenger Agen.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
Peru.

W X. Greene. Esq. o. Paris has re-
Gently sold his iarm 10 Peru to A. X. z.
Knight. Mr.. huigh, has mace COOL
Investment. - this is one OF the best
farms in own,-well situated, with good.
We. flashed buildings
Kmta.l Of Philadelphia and Ellis OF
Clutou have been among the farmers to
Gus hops. They oiIer 25 cts. per 10. but
the growers stand Tor mole. There is =
prospect that hops will brig 80 -. 10.
Vet some have sent their crop to New
York and Philadelphia 10 be sole AS the
price advances.
A3oui two-;airds Of crop Of potatoes
will De raised this sesson-thoI gu OF =
good quality.
No starch Ill be made at West Peru
this fall on account, of The small ,rop OF
potatoes
M A :. Burgess has recently repaired
bis grist mil! a, West Peru in good order
and IS prepared TO grind all kinds OF
grain that the farmers may briuG to The
mill. lie intends 10 keep = supply OF
corn and meal on hand during he fall
and inter.
Thomas Reynolds OF Canton. men,
Der OF the Grange. Is prepared TO buy the
patrons hops 10 any part Of the County,
and will do Tor them Is well as any other
purchaser will do Mr. L. has long been
4 hop buyer, and is well prepared TO
know the workings OF the market.
The winter school at West P,rl is 10
be taught by 5 b. Bracket. E'q OF
Biddelord. Mr.. Bracket KEEP, this school
in the winter II 1874 with excellent sue
cess A L. II.