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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-28

He is dead. Nevermore will the
king of day fix his ardent gaze upon the
from of the man who committed the un-
pardonable offense. He might have
lived to beat his way across the plains
to his far eastern home, where wife and
children are anxiously awaiting his
coming, but in an evil hour his tongue
slipped its moorings and articulated the
fatal words which caused the death
angel to flop its wings and over
the departing spirit OF the man who
ruthlessly robbed Rapherty Of an item.
When the alarm OF fire was sounded
last night, Rapherty ran six blocks to
see and write it up, but was then in
formed that it was a false alarm. The
disappointed boy returned to his den,
and was about to wade into the fire de-
partment for its promptness in turning
out to spoil his item, when deceased,
who has been employed in The LEADER
office, walked in and informed Rapher-
ty that there had been an incipient
co~nfiagration, and that he himself had
been foremost in suppressing it. This
was more than journalistic flesh and
blood could bear. Rapherty seized the
fellow by the hair and giving him a
quick twist, a la chicken, his worthless
and bleeding carcass few out of the
window, the CORY head remaining in
the boys possession. He will keep it
on exhibition as a warning to all who
are in the habit of nipping items in the
b1ld- rfrlar4 ~ AG-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-28
o29
MY WIFE

says that those fresh oysters, just re-
ceived at Leibey & Nichols, are the
best in town. o27-2t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-10-28
am regular meals 50 cts, oyster Bay

Every man, woman and child, and
every store, house and barn in Chey-
enne should be insured. Death and the
fire fend are two things which are
s'dead certainties''in this century, and
people should make preparation for
them by calling upon Mr. ]. w. Bruner,
life and fire insurance agent. He rep
resents only sound companies, as a
glance at the list, in another column,
will show.
Wishing to close out my stock Of
boys and youths clothing, / shall offer
them at actual cost, at
POLACK's,
o2g Postofice Corner.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21

WANTED the business men to know that ohex,
can get JOB PRINTING done cheaper At
CARBON ADVOCATE ONCE than At anY other
place in the county. Try us.
WANTED, everybody 20 know that sl 90 cash
VIII pay yenr's subscription for the CAR
Ron ADVOCATE. go
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21
ONLY HseERReoay : Hard Ti1Rncs.
Change Your Surroundings.

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Of gthbpc
paut tied
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21

A wit was dreadfully bored by stu
pld fellow who persisted in talking to
him on natural history. "There's the
OYSTER" at last said the bore WHATS
your notion as to the idea that the oys.
ter is possessed of reason ?" ~ think
it may be true" said the wit, "beca use
the oyster knows enough to shut its
mouth"
a young gentleman who moves IN
the best society of San Antonio said the
other evening to young lady, "The
foliage is much more exuberant tbis
year than usual" eyes" she ans
wered thoughtfully, "all them import.
ed fruits is cheaper than they used to
was" W.
The man who is fortunate enough IN
win bet with a lady usually gets it in
slippers. The common device is a blne
SILK rhlnoceros roofing up a yellow sat,
IN morass, and most men OF fine feel.
ing prefer to frame them rather than To
wear them
"You aln't afraid to die ?" said the
clergyman, tenderly. "No," replied
the sufferer, "I'm only afraid if / do
that the Old woman will go shooting
thing"
Duellists must have their seconds
and widows are entitled to their thirds,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21
A Dog that Sings.

A gentleman in this city is the owner
of small Scotch terrier that shows
decided taste for music. A young lady,
his daughter, Is taking lessons on the
piano, and many hours are given to
practice. One day when the dog was
In the room he sho wed great interest in
the piano. He jumped upon the table
and looked at it, ran under and around
it, and leaped upon it, and peered into
IT as If trying to find out where the
sounds cams from. One day when the
young lady was playing the cog tried
to initiate the notes. Afterwards, while
she was practising, the dog almost daily
would try to sing, lie did not bark nor
howl, as dogs will often do at the sound
of bells, Although he could not pro-
nounce ia, sol, la, mi, do, &C., he sue
ceeded in a good imitation of the
sounds, and could cause his voice to rise
and fall with the notes. All this was
at first in the presence only of tho
young lady. When size told her moth
er, and invited her to be present, the
dog would not sing. BY and by, how
ever, his fondness for music overcame
his bashfulness, and he would sing in
the presence of the two ladies'. After.
ward other members of the family were
called in, and now the dog having con-
qnered his modesty, and gained conf.
dence In his own powers, will xhibit
his musical talents in the presence of
any company.-"roy Whig.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21
The Female HIOOdlum.

An investigation shows the budding
wOmanhood OF San Francisco to I've In a
very demoralized condition and a crying
disgrace to the society which peru It's
such state OF affairs to exist Worst
OF all, the evil has invaded class OF
society not unusually productive OF tie
Hoodlum, and In a manner that will not
admit of its sueedy suppression. In
fact, the curse OF hoodlumsm has seems
ingly leavened the whole rising genera.
tiOn, and both male and female now as
sert their right to breathe an atmos.
phrre Of absolute Independence, and
snap their fingers Mt parental authority
of any degree or description whatever.
In the case Of girls of al classes and
conditions, the result Is a most deplor-
able and damaging one It has been
remarked Ivy strangers to our city that
the behavior Of girls in their teens on
our streets is very brazen and unaccoun-
table. They can be seen late at night
trOOping about In their short dresses,
and smileing and smirkiug In the most
maudlin way at the well dressed, long
coated, cigarette stained statues who
disgrace the street corners and them
selves for the purpose of catching the
glan"es of these same little girls. The
characteristics Of these female hoodlums
is quick walk, the hair pulled down
over the forehead and cut off square,
like the shock OF Washoe Indian
Squaw, and complexity of attire that
is beyond their age and capacity to
carry. 1t is no great trouble to pick
them up, and the only thing that will
bewilder the curious observer is the
number to be met with. TO study the
species properly one must be abroad on
the field days Saturday and sunday. -
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21
Evidently not a Democrat.

just about these days it IL not only
natural but highly appropriate when
two men meet to have q word or two on
the political situation. Therefore when
man boarded a Woodward avenue car
yesterday and sat down beside q keen
looking old gentleman it was all right
for him ask:
"Well, hOw's Indiana ?'
"What in thunder do | know about
Indiana - shouted the old man. 81
never lived there-I was never in the
State !"
ITS going to pretty close, l guess, /"
remarked the man, though seeming less
interes ted than before.
What's going close?" yelled the old
man.
"The election"
"What election ?"
"Why, the State election"
what do know about State elec-
tion in Indiana ?" cried the old man,
"Who do you take me for, sir ?"
"Why, l thought everybody knew
there was to be a State election in Indi-
ana Tomorrow" humbly observed the
other.
what business had you to think so,
sir? DO you suppose all the rest of
mankind thinks as you do =? Do you
run this whole country ?"
Never mind" observed the man, as
he settled back; 81 didn't know but
that you took an interest in politics."
"You had no right to think so, sir
not the shadow of right, sir Sup
pose should get into a car and ask
you how Indiana was? How quick you
would knock me down, sir ?"
mo, / wouldn't.
Then I'm a liar, am ~" shouted
the old man, trying to pull of his over
coat. There would have been a row
had not the other man hurried out of
the car.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
Bonnashtpttle, Oct, 2Oth. 1s-

Bounashtettle, Oct. Goth, 1875.
LEADER DRUCKER, - DEAR SIR.-
According zu promise mus ich deer
widder schriva, I'm des Is fun mine Son.
donlel visit. Do ON Midwcch morya
sin ich un des Betz free uf g'stonna un
hen uns Radressed in unser bechta pla-
der, well mere sin niver on dpa Rail
Road drane un we mere he ku,nma sin
don hut dea drare doIt g'stonna, un
mere sin nj un hen uns about fartle
shtun he CHECKED, no Is over gly dar
depo ovor runner kumma, un hut
g'stubed, don lin mere amUle nj ,ich con
deer ovver sawya dos de depos sha sin
inside SO hen gakuchepda sitzah drin.
We'll, we mere hummer kumma sin noch
Fildelfy do huts oil foil coaches g'ston
ma, un de karls hen OILS Gus garufa "this
way" well mere sin nj in de some coach
dea hut uns nows noeh dar fare, we ich
nj kumma bin don hob ich amole some
harl g'froked NIT danna blowah suits
noch dam Mr. Sondoniel well ar hut
g'saut do Is ar, un don hob ich eem dea
hond gevah VIOLA un hob g'saut how
di-do-Mr. SondOniel; no hut ar g'saut
dos ar date danka ich mist mistaken 81
ar warn net, un so wor ich tzwa dog
drunna, un hob cen net g'funna ovyer
es wor so foil mencha ich hob miner
freeda gor nemond gakant. Hucht in
dine leva shun de lite g'sanna wos
yucht hore schwontz hen, un dar
banked grawd schtrait dar bucket nun.
ner won net don ga nunner dort
koncht Sc sanna, ich name mar date sc
Piners hasa ich hob gadank Sc Data
farlicht GUS EN- Bindschum kumma ov-
yer es hut mere no en- karl g'saut Sc
date net; Sc data wife by kumma, well
ich geb nix drum wo se har kumma Sc
gucka koryose anahow. Well mere sin
doich dea fare un hen uns orrick en-
joyed, oil wos letz is, dos mer dar Mr..
Sondoniel net sanna hen kama. Mere
sin wdder IN so glana depos dea hen
uns widder zurick ganumma in dea
schtOt, don SIN mere amole hummer on
dar Dorf hen seas g'hasa dort sin by
miner sail grosa dnger nit fire drin
ufem wosser rum g'Hotsed no hob ich
zu dar Betz g'saut we seller olt mon
g'saut hut we ar seller monkey g'sana
hut "wos doch de lite mauch fars geld"
30 is mere do gonga, mar can feel socha
sana un dar wonper is sare grose. Noch
ebbes dos ich shere fargessa het, wos ich
sawya will, mere sin dea schtot nunner
un sin dort in en- grose house nj dos Sc
gIader farkoufa, no hob ich ans fun da.
ma karls g'saut ich date glicha era Jack
cts zu sana (weil ich my jacdet so far
rissa hob we de buva OILS gagrisha hen
lch sut my jacket nunner zeah wos ich
deer gahriva hob dea lecht wock, well
dar karl hut uus in some ding nj g'fert,
ich glaub SO hens en- alligator g'hassa
un des hut uns will ieh nimy do week
ga wons uns net nuff ganumma hut bis
lns drld schtOck fun house dort hut ar
uns des jackets gawissa de Retz hut
gamsnt dos sea date mere amer kaufa
ovver Sc hut g'saut dos era bockabuch
oates net recht arlawva un hut gamant
dos mere volta es droppa bis es nacht
mole fare war. Es war nOch feal Zu
schriva over ich dank ich muss shlissa
far des mole.
Yours truly,
HANS KoNNAMAUCuER.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21
"CheeSe It.D

The greatest ammunition that we
have heard of lately was used by the
celebrated Commodore Coe, of the Mon.
tevldlan navy, who. in an engagement
with Admiral Brown, of the Buenos
service, fired every shot from his lock-
er.
"What shall we do, sir ?" asked the
flrst lieutenant: "we've not single
shot aboard-round, grape, canister,
and double-headed all gone"
Powder gone, eh?" asked Coe.
mo, sir-got lots of that"
eve had COMPOUNDED hard cheese-a
round Dutch one for dessert at dinner
to-day, don't you remember it ?" said
Coe.
II ought to; l broke the carving
knife in trying to cut it, sir"
Are there any on board ?"
"AbOut two dozen. took EN- from a
drover."
"Will they go into the 49, pounders?"
by thunder, Commodore, that's the
idea I'll try EN-" cried the first luff.
And in few minutes the fire of the
old Santa Maria (Coe's ship, which
had ceased entirely, was reopened, and
Admiral Brown found more shot flying
over his head. Directly one of Them
struck his mainmast, and as it did so
it scatterd in every direction.
what the devil is that the enemy
are firing?" asked Brown; but nobody
could tell.
Directly anOtherone come in through
port and killed two men who stood
near him; then, striking the bulwarks,
bursted into flinders.
by Jove, this is too much: this is
some new Paixham or other-I don't
like 'em at ALL" cried brown. And
then, as four or five more of them
came slap through his sails, he gave
the orders to fill away, and actually
backed out OF the fight, receiving a
parting broadside of Dutch cheese.
This is an actual fact. Our infor.
mant was the first lieutenant of Goes
ship.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-21

A theological student, supposed to be
deficient In judgment, was asked by a
professor, in the course of a class exami-
nation. pray, Mr.. Il. -, how would
yon discover fool 2" al BY the cues.
tlons he would ask" was the rather
stunning reply.
A fst French lady despairlngly says,
am 30 fat that pray for disap-
pointment 10 make me thin. No sooner
does the disappointment come than the
mere expectation of growing thinner
glyer me such joy that become fatter
than ever"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
En- la estancia

de Ia succession de d. Caste Umpier-
re, sta en- Ell barrio de Santa Rosa,
Jurisdiction del suprimido pueblo de
Guainabo, Sc venden doscientos no.
villos, divididos en- tres Totes, uno de
sesenta, de catorce q diez y seis arro-
bps, otro de sesenta, de diez arrobas
arriba, y los restantes desde nueve has
ia seis arrobas; una yunta de bueyes
grandes nuevos y de primera para to-
da clase de trabajos; ounce 8 veinte
vacas paridas y pr6ximas ! parir, y
porcion de ternerltas; tambien se VEN
de Ia estancia con trescientas cincuen-
ia cuerdas5 (diez mas 8 smenosl con
buena y espaciosa casa cobiiada de
zinc, magnf6ca cocina cobiiadal I de te-
jamanf: rodean la estancia 81 I'd de
6 Guainabo q n 3, la quebraaa de los Eniles.
,abpndantA % aqua Gale adssI, Sni
pQmero ! darkn dets!ies De todi. 3
.lnA 4iahaa 6aes, a-S
----.s weH1-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Mov1MIENTo MARITIME.


Asslsalrs a-Ds Ban. .Th6nas, vap. esp. Madrid,
~. 3A1szlseai, aarea general.
81. n.-Ds San Th6nass vap. ing. "Arno", cap.
DSmDtoa. do trknsise.
Hid. .@-Da Pasrts 1ffnsips, yaP. alsm. 'FsaneO-
sai,n 1879 tsn., cap. Echnid, de trfasito.
Id. id d-De Halifax. berg. gsl. ing. 'Cenrado," l52
dsid.-pe Vsga.bsja pailt. esp "JuiisA", pat Fs-
AstieO DeuingueE, con ax6car.
i'd a--De Maguabs, bsl. esp. "kmssls Mazia',.
psf. HilvsGtrs Lloyca.
4 Idsm 4.-Ds La Csrnha. ZAP esp. '.Espaha", s2s
ssn., cap. Rsgsva, sargA gsnsfal.
Id. n.-Ds Arssibo, 9d esp. "Pstrs", pat. jose
Carran, con eaf6.
Id: id-Ds Bub.ds. sOl. ing. Margaret, lS5 ton,
cap. Bastsr con salazon.
ID. id-De Manat, gslesp. 'Delores" PAL. Fran
DISCO DeminGuss, con sz6ear.
0ALIDAA
Dsiisnbrs 3.-Pare Naguabo, vap ing. "Aruor, cap.
Csmpsou, de tF6nsito.
Iasm Para Ssu, Thomas, vap. alsm tFranooni",
anp. sSohmil, earga De tr1nste.
"a. a.~Pars Vsea-baja pails esp. "Jalita", On ltrs
d.ids--Psra Y Habaaa, vap. esp. "Espana", cap.
0sGSvia, eArgS d trxnsit0.
H.sA.-Pase VsGa-hAje, sol. esp. 'Pspilla' pat.
Rransisss Domingnsz, sn lastrs. q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Giro de Letras.

B. Borras y Hermsnos del Conner
clio de esta Plaza, gran sobre Alican-
te, Astorgs, Ayiles, Barcelona, Betan-
xos, Bilbao. Bonar, Gadis, Galda do
Reyes, Canga de Onis, Ganga de Tineo.
Cartagena, Corcubion, Coruna Curdx
Hero, Ferrol, Gijon, Grado, Habana
Leon, Luarca, Lugo, Llanes, Madrid.
Malaga, Modonedo, Noya, Ofanse.
Oviedo, Padron, Palma de Mallorca
Pola de Siero, Pola de- Lena. Pola de
Labiana, Pontevedra, Pravia, Puente6-
reas, Puentedeums, Rivadeo, Riyade.
sella, Salas, San Sebastian, Santa Mari
de Ortigueira, Santander, Santiago.
Sevilla Tarragona, Tineo, Tuy. Va
lencia, Valladolid, Y. lagsrcia, Hivero!
Vigo, Villaviciosa In6esto j ZsrsRosa.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, Forta-
le1a %, esquina 4 Il de ID Crns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Un m6siico.

vaeante Ia plaza de mtisco mayor de IL Charangs
de este Battalion, por allecimisnto del que Ia de-
sempsnaba, se anuncia al pdblieo, para los que de-
seen optsr ellis y reunan los conocimientos necesa
rios, acudan por medic de solicitun documsntada al
6r. primer Jsfs accidental del susrpo conduct.
do esta Ayndanta, hssta 81 20 dol pr6ximo Setembre
euyo dia termna e plazo sehalsdo para prstsnder
L. Dieha plaza sst& dotada CON cincuenta pesos men
suales, las obgaciones que est4 sugsto e que ID
desempene Sc halia consgnado 81 regl.mento tornado
al sfecto que hala de manifesto en- Ia refsrida Ayu
dantia.
Hunacao, Agosto 25 de 1s76.-El Abanderade
Ayudante INFERNO, Tomas Carrera.-Vc Bo-El pri
msr Jefe accidental, Thomas. 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
.BDLE FIN MERCAuI'Ib
DE PUERTO-RICO.
OReAN0 DE- Los RsPAl0 0LR1 &IN g0AlLgI0ARs.
Colegio-Seminario.

1e-Estar6 alberta la matricua dssds 81 Is hasta el
80 Do Setiembre de laa las 10 de ls manana y de
Les 2 & las 4 de la tarde
2oLos alumnea intsrnos pernoctarkn en- 81 Celegie-
Ssminsrio 81 Domingo 1o de Oetubre.
Art ITO dol reglamento.-Para ingrssar en- ID 70.
Gunda ensenanxa se necesita:
1:-Acrsditar por medic de IL partida de bautismO
haber cumplido amos de edad.
2c-Ser aprobado un ex<msn 1e las materias
que comprsndsn liz primsra snsehanxa elemental 90
psciamsnte de lsctura cscritura, ortsgraa las
tire reglas do Aritm6tica. s..
Art. 127.-Los alumnos que se matriculsn en- va
ss asgnaturas pagar6n por derscho de- matricula 15
pesos, Il dos mas de elias SON de sstudos generates
De seguds enssnanzs. En- otro case abonar6n pesos
reales.
Los que SO inscriban en- una asignaturs abonarGn
pesos. a+s& el5 So
Art. 128.-Los derechos de matricula % satisfar6n
tar D ainscrpcion el segundO antss dc sntrar 81
ex9men de 0urso.-El Rector, Martin Gcicoechea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Ayiso al pdblico.

Con esta fscha partcipa al pdbltco, habsr abier
to una abrica de helados dc todas clase trabaados
con sumo ssmero para compacer 81 pdbico aseguran-
do luego que todas suantss personas los pue-
ben quedaran enteraments saasfechas, tanto por
Haquido rsfrsscante, como tambisn por 81 linn
piexa con que trabajan sendo de advsrtr que los
que por las GALES vsnden falsfcados se ha dspues-
to que los vendedorss cargadores donicilio, sva-
ran gerras blsncas e I'm de svitar el descredito
de Ia refsrida &brica.-Puerto Rco 1c do Setiembre
Dc 1876. 23
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
AL pdblico.

Hab6ndose sxtraviado un documento vencido DOR
valor de 465 otorgado por D. Juan Rosa Bosch, &
favor de p. Juan Ramon Quinonss, endosado por
este D. Ventura Diax cuya cantidad ha sido paga-
da por d. Jose Llersns spodera 10 del d. Juan Rosa
90 hace Pressnte quedar nuo el mencionado documen
to para los hnes que On todo tempo procedente
CON a advertenca de que Rosa no qusds debsndo su.
ma alguna nj al refsrido Quinonss, nj d. Ventura
Dias.-Gursbo, Agsste 26 Dc 1676.-Juan 3. Quino-
1es.-Ysntnra Diax. as
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Atenciion.

d. Guillermo Sierra, con6tero que sstuvo per sspa-
eio de 10 amos trabajando la "Zaragozana hoy %
ha establscido 6snte D. Miguel Senjes antigua
que fue de D. Jose el repostero donde ofrece ira
bajos de contsrs repestera oualquier espscalidad
On e ramo de profession, avisando con antelscion.
Cree est6 demas elegiar mis- trabajos que este pd-
blico conoce hace tempo SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Escribanla pdblica.

Per aats ael 81. Jusa Do l. Instanca del Distrito
q San kfansissss 10 este Ciudad de vsinte nueve
q Ageata Ans, aistade On los autos Dc quisbra do
%. kaneA Cat1 . Anda Ajsr sdctOs en- los sitos de
Silss = Leo que tusisraa dsrsehs para oponerss Ia
Aprsacsn asl ssnyanie sslsbsads enirs 81 quebrado
s0 asresaefs1 Asnsstsnts On SutrsSar aqnsl estos
90 ssiss q pago del pasivo, ambos sohsantes On 81
ssels sss - .slssa. que Iea ornsatss 81 han he
s per sas sredises. cayA proposition fn6 aceptada
Per len asresdorss esncufrsnsss e exception do os)
sondicisn d que "a d acto - vinisss un acusro
ssbfe q snajsnaci04 d dieho active III aerssdor D.
Aqniae MaF1inez hso ofsrta Dc OOmpgar todo sl 90
vs ds i quisbra sa 10 sgaieats forma sis,npre ue
anredefses s.ten sonfermss % sdhisran ella en-
b suessive: u 25 p3 del imports tstal de cads uno
q les sRtditos, pagadorss del mOdo sigueuts 81
Ap.$ 1sontado, Embellishments dsspues do haber
sesbde lAs existeaoias: otro pS los suatro mssss
s1asrs pS los oshs nsssa, otro cuatro p2 los ea
lggge nseoE stre eaasEe p.S les dies = echo meses
~ xr3 fsstsnte loo vsints , eaatro messs: re-
sassS as msreedsras sxisisntes On los massnss que
uguEah lee dsuderss ID saatidad forma que apa.
rsesn del nvansafio relevando los acrssdorss que
10 vsadsa do teda rssponsabdad per dsteriorc mer-
ny 11eaea ialts cue hnbisss On lee msrcsnoias auf
sot Dc es.tsss fcftimidad Dc los ,r6ditos que 10
seasn, tamhisA d. teda- obliga,ien do evicion
sAnsAnisnto sobrs ls que posse h quisbra On Ia
sae Dc BAN Ftancisce De esta Ciudad, 10 mismo que
sehs b sra qns radca Fajafdo pues recibe dicho
setive Por su exclusive ouenss riesgo: 90 conpro-
snsts adsxs sstisf.csr las eostas causadas en- Ia
quisbfa aus incidsnoAs hAsta 81 da las susesivas
hasta sas rscaga Aprtbseioa 81 esavsnio; aclar6 "a
prsposicsn que sole ~ sntsnds CON los aeresdures
4us hgdraA On u Balance, no eoAtrsytndo respssa-
bnaad ningunA can 10 dsnas que pudisra tsner sl
qusbredoCasl acafa tanbisn que rsspssto las hipo-
sscas nsssses .ds 6sta, que pasah sobrs IL csada
zen de- m0ntantss ochs mil quinisntos ps-
e0s, QuedaE1 6nieasAta 6neA rsspsnsabls al psro
assa waller tsserssea adquirisndo q rssto Dc %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
Venta de casa.

Para pago do varos acresdores 20 vsnde Ia casa
rsra, sita esta Ciudad, Ia calle del Sol n6mero
157, ssquina 10 de Norzagaray, pertenecisnts d.
Eleuterio Merino rssidsnte Ia acualidad en- a Pc
nnsula, pudiendose informar tratar rsspecto de la
vsnta con apederade administrator sus titulo D.
Jose Fernandez Lopez, que habita en- Ia cale dc la
Fortaeza ndmer0 9, pisO baio de Ia derecha. "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-06
PREcIos DE ANUNcIos.

rsals yG u asen que sxeda Do os ssIss psso
dks enaae los anans. hayan De puheass caraes
aruesos 50 poa loa do sstas kneasP0r
Ad anunsios pEsies eonysneenalsr Los
aicados EneA Anu1Oios
Aieaass - ahsnas(a a1GlAntaasA.