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General Debility.

Vital weakness or depression: a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage;
the result OF mental over.work, indis-
cretions or excuses, or some drain on the
system, Is always cured by Humphrey g
Homeopathic Specific No. 2s. 1t tones
up and invigorates the system. imparts
strength and energy--stops the drain and
rejuvenatcs the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by
thousands. Sold by dealers. Price 81
per single vial. or s. per package Of five
vials and 50 vial of powder. Sent by
mail on receipt Of price. Address
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine
Company. 100 Fulton street N. Y.
x.iuly13-d&w
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I'd. Braxton has returned 10 his old
stand In the Reiser building, where be is
better prepared than ever to accommo-
late his patrons and the public who
may favor him with call. He has gone
20 considerable expense in fitting up a
couple Of nicely furnished rooms, which
he has provided with all the latest i'm
orovemen,s and conveniences. he en-
ploys only first class vorkmen and those
who pstronlze him will have their wants
attended to IN style and will receive
courteous treatment.
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Words or WnrninG!

During the present year, as III the past,
the grave will close over thousands, SIM
ply because they neglect the means
which would restore them 10 health.
Meet the fell destroyer at the threshold,
and dispute his invasion by that more
han wonderful medicine, Dr.. Morris
syrup OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound. There ia no cough or cold, case
Of asthma, bronchitis, blood-spitting.
weak lungs, Group or whooplng cough
which will not Yield more readily to this
great BOTANICAL remedy than any other
medicine. II you would avoid disap.
pointment, and ba speedily cured, ask
your druggist tor DR.. Morris Syrup OF
Far, Wild Cherry and Horehound. Trial
lie, 10 cents. Regular sizes, 80 cents
and one dollar.
SOLD BY BARCLAY BROS.
Prof. Parksr's Pleasant Worm Syrup
IL perfectly safe. Extremely palatable.
No physic required. Costs % cents
'rryn. I>lm
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The following are the letters rcmAiufGg
uncalieI for ia the pn-toIii"r 10 Caug
ILL.,, Saturday, January rs, ISIS:
LADIES.
Bailey, Fannie; Cotton, Phebe; Carroll
Lizzie; Cowes, Annie: Finigsn. Margaret;
Fenricks, Sarah; Fitzgerald. Mrs; Hodges,
Josephine; Hunt. Fannie; Johnson. Julia;
Johnson, Martha; Matter, Mrs; Nc Kemnl,
Ella; Robinson. Haley; RUFUS, CIarisey;
Shaw, Minnie; Scott, Fan; Smith. Miss
L.; Townsend, Mrs f.; Thomas, NJ. A..
ravlor, Effle; Wilson, Mary E.; Watkins
Phebe; Williams, Georgetts; Williams
Annie; Washington, Betsy; Whiteside,
Lucy.
GENTS.
Bggs, a. {. Black. A. E.. Baldwin.
A. j.; Bluck. b. p; Burchby, Frank
Bansman. Frank; Bradshaw. Henry
Brown & Jones; Brown, Jas. r. Brown,
Q. e Brierland, VIM. j Clark, G. ).
Craig, j T.. Gretchen, Joe Cory. Jas.
Carter. Orlando ; Chidler, VIM. Davis.
e. B.; Dragon, J. B.; Emo, Charles
Edwards, Thomas; Falkinstein, VIM.
Gallagher, Cornelius; Griffin, George
Graves, Thomas c.; Green, Billie
Gilkerson, James; Hoffman, A. & Co..
Heaps, Henry, Harris, Henry; liiglan
Jas; Harris, J. L.; Hite, James; Hale
J. L.; Hall, Louis; Howe, W. H.; Hard
Ing, Wesley Irwin, W. W.; King, s.
H.; Kelley, WIN. NJ; Lurel, A. NJ.
Marshall, B. F.; Mitchell, q. W.;
Morrow, Jesse; Mcdonald, William
NJ Northross, A. p; Nolan, James
Mason, N. e.; Odell, r. IT,; Patrick, J.
N; Penney, VIM. ~; Phillips, j. W..
Porter, Nelson; Price. Thos,; Paul. W
f.; Qaigley, Blaulen; Robertson, Alex.
Rovell, C. j.; Russell, VIM; Stevens
JOS; Spaulding. Marshall; Swim, Thos
n; Taylor, Edward; woodard, c. E..
White. Josephine; Bell, DR.. . Z
@ GEO. W. McKrAia, p. AZ.
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The Merry Days of Old

In reading Of the middle ages one Is
struck by the accounts given OF feats of
strength, etc., of the llie actors OF those
times. The suits Of armor worn, would
certainly indicate the possession Of greats
er ply sicial strength than ia developed
by men in these latter days. What
wrought the change! Men lived In the
merry days more outdoor life than this
advanced civilization OF ours can afford.
There is greater consumption Of brain
matter, and that increased demand on
mental and physical power necessitates
the use Of pure vegetable. stimulant
tonic, such a. the Home Stomach Bits
tere. film
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Ghe Balletin
SATURDAY, January a6, 1878.

No business Of importance was
transacted In the courts yesterday.
Harry Walker sets free oyster lunch
every evening. Don't you forget t."
Mr.. narman Black has returned to
the city from his Chicago trip.
Oyster soup lunch at Harry " alker's
Crystal saloon every evening at 8
O'Clock. l4.u
The WOmans' Christian Temperance
Union will meet in the Temperance Re-
iorm hall this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Shell oysters Just received ut the
Crystal saloon, HARRY WALLER.
Shell oysters Just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALKER.
ll.20.
Shell oysters just received at the
Crystal saloon. HARRY WALLER.
l1>20
For Butter, Eggs, Apples. etc., call at
No. "a Ohio leyee.
II, Il. LEIGHTON
Don't forget the matinee OF Healey's
Hibernica at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Admission Tor children 10 cents, and
adults 25 cents.
Query: "Why will men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy Mar
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carolina at
the same price,
Don't forget the free oyster soup ut
so'clock this evening at Harry Walkers,
corner Sixth street and Commercial ave>
me. l.4.tt
The new Mission Sunday school, up
town, will entertain its friends at the
Christian church on Eighteenth street.
next Tuesday evening. All friends of
the cause, and especially the little folks,
are invited to attend. Admission and
refreshments tree to all. Come and see
us. We shall do our best to be agree
able, and enlist feeling of fellowship.
The COMMITTEE.
(Sea and ArgUs'Jonrnal please copy.
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Tor Sale.

The following described properly for
sale at bargain II applied for soon, VIZ
Lots 2 and s, block 20, with residence
and improvements, corner Ninth street
and Washington avenue; 3 houses and
lots on north side OF Twelfth street, cor
her Poplar; cottage and lot on Walnut,
near 23ra N. j. HowLEY,
l.9-tf. Real Estate Agent.
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WILL BE MARRIEp.-We hear that
Miss Emma Neff and Mr.. Harry Schulz
will be married at the German Lutheran
church, on Monday evening next. Both
Miss NeG and Mr.. Schulz are well known
TO our citizens ami have many warm
friends, with whom.we unite in wishing
them all that may tend to make them
happy.
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Splendid Three Story BricL Res
idence at Auction.


Will sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lst, 1878.
at O'clock A.M.--for cash-the fine three
story brick residence situated on lots IL
IS and 10 in hlock 81, on Fifth street,
between Washington avenue and Walnut
street, south side, city of Cairo.
The house contains eleven rooms, and
IL in good condition. Number one els
tern and outhouses. Neighborfrood and
Surroundings tirst-class.
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining a per>
Inanent home will consult their Interests
by examining this property and attend
ing the sale. Title guaranteed. Sale
positive and without reserve. Any de-
sired information In regard to the prop
erty will be furnished on application to
tie undersigned, agent. corner Sixth and
Lcvee Streets.
JOHN Q. HARMAN, Agent.
Sol. A. SILVER, Auctioneer.
CAIRO, ILL.,, January q, 1879. 2l.dtd
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REFoRM.-Alnost every person seems
to think it his and her duty to reform
some young man, while a thought is
not even bestowed upon reforming young
ladies. Since reform we must have, why
not have general reforma Why not
reform the young ladies as well as the
young menu A ribbon which will
prevent the young ladies from usiDg
slang phrases is what we want.
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That FLAG.-Every organization
should have a banner, aud since the
Murphy's have blue flag, We suggest
that the Reform Club have a red one.
with the name Of the club in large white
letters, and hoisted high enough to be
seen from any part Of the city.
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JUMPED THE TRACK.-A passenger car
Of the Mississippi Central road jumped
the track yesterday afternoon. between
Fourth and Sixth streets, and consider.
able difficulty was experienced before 1t
was again safely on he track.
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HIGg SCHOOL ENTERED. High
school was entered night before last by
some mischevous persons, who threw
the books. states, etc., belonging to the
scholars, all oyer the floor. and disturbed
things generally. 1t Is unknown who
the guilty parties are.
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In order to introduce our Big seed
Spring Wheat. The wheat OF Taos, In
jour locality -siSS,s grains measuring enc.
hall Inch IL lsasth-I propose to ssud .
sanple 81 Vie whess free Of charge, b
,svsSy Sul ssrIhss y THE paper who VIII
stats he Sans o. ~ Sswspapsr and End
sshrss cent stamp 10 pay psseass.
4 ASDaas swsaaAd y svssy sessey y ~
this osw WheGt. A6drsss
LII. Osn1H5, Cleveland, Tens.
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Losn-Iast evening, red fan, going
from Tenth and Washington 10 the
Athcnum. Fan is valued only by assn.
citation. The finder will b. rewarded ny
leaying /. Of this Office.
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COLD WEATHER PROT. Tice says that
to-day ~ll, comparatively. be Que OF
the c"ldest days we have had this winter.
Like the prophecies of al prophets, the
Professors sayings 60 not always come
true.
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BuRGLARs.-Night before last at about
eleven o'clock, Mrs. John r. Hely,
whose residence IL near:the High school
on Division street, heard some persons
walking around the house. Mrs. nely,
looking out Of the window saw two men,
who, on giving the alarm, jumped over
the fence into the High school yard, A
gentleman happening to pass that way
followed them y block or two. but no
police being near, they escaped.
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Mrs. Lettie Coleman has reopened her
4undry on Fourth street, between wash.
ington and Commercial avenues, and takes
this method OF informing her ola friends
and patrons that she Is again al their ser.
vice, and solici.s their patronage. she has
reduced prices TO suit the times.
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Having Withdrawn from the dental hrm
OF Canine & Whitlock, will still continue
the prsctic Of dentistry st No. 1856 CONNER.
cial ave. between 9th and 9th streets, over
Goldsans l. Rossnwater's store - third
door north of Eight street. l viii be pleas.
edto zee oil my old friends and patrons,
and attend punctually to their wants 10
the way Of dentistry. Very Res'py.
Gus Il. W. wRITLocK, d. D.s.
I'm lce Com'l ave--3 doors north OF Sth Ut
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One two>horse wagon in good con-
dition, and one apan horses and harness.
The horses are sound, and in good con-
dition, and the harness almost new. For
terms apply at Henry Frohmes, corner OF
Fourteenth st. and Washington avenue.
l-23.lm
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susP EcrING rouL rrAY

sons Tor "a N
/ sUsPEcrISG FOUL rIAY
were many and forcible. TIE fact that
when the body was found both hands
were lying on the breast. the bed clothing
covering them and tucked elise up TO the
chin, was pointed TO Al II stro"g
reason for suspectins foul ply. Another
thing that seemed 10 siren, hen the be.
llel that Carter had been rurdrfcI Was
the fact that had he shot himself hr
would necessarily have he'd The pistol
so close to HIS heed that Ihrre wouln
have been powder marks on the flesh
and the hair would have teen tiugrd'--
but nothing OF the kind was visible.
Not a hair OF hia head MAS burned,
nor was there to be found the
slightest trace OF burned powder on his
face. These circumstances, coupled with
the fact that as late as min, o'clock on
Thursday evening DR.. Casey and Others
met Dir. Carter at the post dice, and he
was In his usual good lumor, and
laughed an talked with them on various
subjects, were pointed 10 in support o.
The theory that he was murdered.
A wOnAS N THE CASE.
There are those who claim that there
Ia "weman in the CASE" II Is said
but with how much truth we do no,
know, that Mr.. Carter had formed an
alliance with young woman in Mound
City, and that OF late shs had given him
considerable trouble. This woman was
called as q witness before the corOner's
Jury, and she testified that she had moi
seen Mr.. Carter since Tuesday evening,
but that on Thursday evening she wrote
him o note saying that she was going
away, aud would send her trunk 10 the
station. The. negro who carried this
note to Mr.. Carter testified that he
Carter wrote an answer to the note
and gave it TO him to deliver, but that on
bis return he could not find the woman,
and he took the note back to Mr.. Carter.
Search was made for these notes
but no trace Of them could be found.
There are those who attach much i'm.
por,ance to this matter, and believe tina,
II this little Incident Is properly worked
up, it will lead to the true theory as to
how Carter came to his death. At all
events, the circumstances above stated
the manner in which the bed clothing
covered the body, the fact that there ia
not the slightest evidence OF powder on
| the face, or that the hair was burned
/ the woman and the notes aud the fact
that the pistol
/ FOUND ~ Nh. CARRIERS HAND
could not be identified as belonging
70 him, and that none Of the cart
ridges found IN his Office would III
il, are all pointed TO as going
10 show that he did not commit
| suicide but that lie Was murdered. In
fact thsre are very lew people in Mound
City who take any stock 10 the idea thai
Sir. Carter committed suicide, and the
desire for more thor ough investigation
Of the matter has become so strong thai
another inquest will be ha(
to-day, when . it is to be hoped
that the truth concerning this most de-
plorable affair may be brought to tn,
surface. We do not believe that John
Carter killed himself. and we do believe
that he was murdered, and that too by
some one who was on familiar term,
with him and knew the arrangements o.
his Office perfectly.
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THE REASONS WHY
All BhOnid BUy their Groceries from
Fettis Il Bird.

All shOuid Buy their Groceries from
Pettis Il Bird.
Below we give number OF reasons
why people should buy their groceries
from Pettis & Bird:
lst.-Because theirstocks Is the largest,
freshest and choicest In the city.
2nd, - Because they sell goods Of every
kind cheaper than any other house in the
city.
d.--Because they deliver goods more
promptly and'in better shape than any
other house in the city.
4th.-Because they keep the most com.
plete stock, and persons desiring to
purchase different kinds OF goods are not
compelled to go elsewhere because
Messrs. p. j. B. have not got the goods
they want.
These we consider substantial reasons
why our readers should buy their goods
OF PErTIs & BIRD,
Corner 18th st. and Washington avenue.
Also just received large lot Of Iar-
nell Bros Baking Powder, the best
goods made; only requires one teaspoon
tul to the quart Of hour. Give IL q trial
and you will use no other.
lh-lm. PETTIs 4 BIRD.
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Furnished room, with or without board.
Centrally located. Best OF references
given, Address at once,
&C." Z. o. Box 19S, City.
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parlor and bedroom furniture, carpets,
pictures, etc. No. % Tenth street,
saturday, January 20th, at 2 o'clock, p.
M. The furniture to DO sold 10 all new
and in good order. l.25.2t
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Notice.

All bills due the firm Of Stuart &
Gh0lsOn must be settled on or before the
lst. All bills unpaid alter that date will
be placed for collection.
l9.lw. STUART & GHoLsoN.
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Apples.

The Tid al Wave-It Has Struck Cairo
just Received 5000 of the celebrated
Tidal Wave, cent cigars. Try them.
Trade supplied. PETTIs i BIRD.
2q.tf
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WANTED. A good boy, IN resporsi.
bic position. Address, in own hand.
writing, z. o. Box 569, city.
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8 Ms choice ltio.cotfce, 81.
10 lbs A sugar, 81.
IL lbs best New Orleans sugar, 81.
And everything else at rock bottom
prices, PErrIs & BIRD
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LESSONS IN DRAwINa.-The under>
signed having rented the German school
building on Fourteenth street. will open
o school where instruction In drawing
will DO given. Also instructlonsin wood
carving. Lessons given every Saturday,
from 10 to IL o'clock. Tuition 81 per
month. JoHN q. kLsIF0kS.
In this connection We desire to state
that John G. Kleiigen and Peter Jaeger,
wood carvcrs, upholsters and cabinet
makers have opened q shop at the cornss
OF Eight atrest md Warrington avenue,
whsss NY are prepared to do oil worn
Ia thelt line IN the most reasonable
tsrms, w
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The CoLORED PORTER

who attended Nj. Carriers Office. .wept
out, made fires, etc.. stated that when he
entered the office ID the morning. be-
tween six and seven O'Clock, he iound
the oCico 10 It's usual order. aud started
TO 60 from the Office to the storeroon,
and when passing through the bedroom
saw Mr., Carter lying Oh the mattress,
and II occurred to hiru that his coun,
tsnsnce wore peculiar look, lie por.
ter stopped and looked Carter in the face,
and saw that
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He VAS DEAD.

He Immediately gave the alarm, and in
few minutes half dozen persons had
gathered In the office, When found, the
body WAS
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Mr.. Richards concerning the lighting
OF the lamp, the books, etc., were
brought up. The Jury without much
delioeratIon returned a verdict Of death
by suicide"
This verdict Of the Jury, however, was
not satisfactory " every body, aud there
were many who claimed that tho rea,
sons for VA M N
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M ~ F 4HFfA NIt
aeVdVaSsiss!!;s \ 4: :;11 c. III
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COVERED TO THE NECK

with bed clothing. On removing the
quilts ii was found that he had all his
clothes on. In his right hand. which
lay on his breast, be held small res
volver. the iore.fnger ciasping the
trigger. The lett hand also lay on the
breast, only tew inches Tower down.
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tSe, and Argus.JOurnal please copy.
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Which Was II p-The Latter Most
Probable.
John w. Garter Pound Dead tn
His Bed, With . Bullet
Hole Through His
Head, N I'm
The Coroner's Inquest--The Con-
dition of the Body When
Found.
Suspicious Ciroumsta ices - An
9th ,r Inquest to be Held
To-Day. r.

Our neighDoring village OF Mound
City was yesterday morning thrown into
state Of the utmost excitement over the
report that one of the oldest and most
prominent and influential citizons OF that
place-Nr. John w. Carter, had
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HAD GONE TO BED.
On entering the Office he found the lamp
burning, aud before leaving put out tho
light and re>locked the door. Mr.. Rich ..
ards then left for the Junction and did
not return to Mound City again until
fifteen minutes before FIVE o'clock In the
morning. When he re>entered the Office
he found that the
LAAp HAD BEEN RELlaHTBD,
and moved from the place where It
usually set to another part Of the office.
He saw too that the door leading to the
bedroom was open, and that on the desk
In the Office lay some Of Mr.. Carter's
account books, opened out. These mat
tiers, the lighted lamp. the opening Of
tie bedroom door, and the condition Of
the books, attracted his attention, but
he gave the matter no serious thought
aud went ont and, locked the ofiice door
behind him, and after putting his team
away. wont home. The first he knew Of
Mr.. Carriers death was when he got up
IN tho morning.
ooRoSSR's JuRr " si So,
was assembled and An inquest held, and
= nunber Or wisnesses sxsniped, when
| the o.rtamstan6se atssnliay ~ hsdlnS
Of TIA hodc And thu nlatkAra ralsfed hY
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$50 . SOCIEDAD AN0NIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
ST., PUERTO RICO.
Convocatoria 1 Junta general.

En- cumplmient0 de 10 que previenen los
articasOs 46 de los EstatutOS Y l30 del Regla-
mento General lie esta Sociedad, Sc cOnvoca a
sus acconistas para la primera Junta General
ordlnaria que debera celebrarse el 81 de Mayo
proximo venidero las doce del dia Ell ell Sa-
lon del Casino Espaiiol lie osta ciudad, para ell
examen de las cuentas balance del primer
afio social tratar de los demaS particulares
reglamentarios y de los que requiera el mejor
servicio de la empresa.
AL efecto Sc hace saber y recuerda los in-
teresados, para su inteligencia y cumpmicnto
de los citados Estatutos Reglamento, 10 que
sigue
IL Desde csta fecha queda fjada en- ell local
que ocupa esta Sociedad despues de aproba-
da por ell Consejo de Direction la lista de los
acconstas con derecho asiStencia la Junta
General fin de que los intereSados puedah
exGminarla.
q Solo tienen voz Y voto en- dicha Junta los
Que en- ell dia de su celebration y tres meses an
tes, sean dueiios de cinco acciones por 10 me-
nos
80 NingHn accionsta, cualquiera que sea el
ntimerO de accioneS que posea, podra emitr
por 81 mae de un voto ; pero tendra ademas
uno por cada representation legitima que eJer-
"a.
40 Ell derecho de asistencia la Junta Gene
raj no puede delegarse.
Solo las yiHdas, las solteras Y los ausentes de
10 isla podran nombrar apoderados especiales.
Las casadas, los memories y los establecimien-
tos pdbcos podran concurrir por medic de sus
representatives legitim0S acreditand0 estos
dcho caracter cuando sea necesario.
81 Desde ell % de Mayo podran los interesa.
dos concurrir 10 Secretaria de esta Sociedad
4 recoger la pspeleta de asistencia a Ia Junts
sin cuyo ioeumento no seran admitidos en- esta.
g. En- los dias citados desde ell % al 80 dc
Mayo podraR dchos accionistas ocurrlr las
ofcinas de la Socicdad desde las 10 a las IL dc
Ia mafiana, hacer las preguntas cue gusten
sobre las operaciones situacion de Ia misma
las que seran puntnalmente satisfechas
10 Ounce dias despues dc celebrada Ia jun
ia comenzar& distribuirse el diyidendo que
corresponds.
Siendo uno de los fHes de esta sociedad
arraigar costumbres de 6rien y exactitud ]
trat&Hdose de nm aguntO del m0yar interes pa
70 Ia provincia Y para los acconistas, se les su
plica espera Ii mas pultnal asistencla.
San joan Puerso. Rico, 30 de Abril de 1878
IN Director, u Marques de e Esperanza
Il. q mayo
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