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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-07-19
AViso importante
A LOS SENORES HACENDADOS

Pougo en- conoclni nto tie los Sros IIacen-
dados, quo por hllecimiento dc mi h6,mapo
nr Folk Defontnine, he tendc que haccrme
cargo del eStao'eclm'ento de Furdicion He
rreria que ten'a anendado Ell tsta localidad
quedando al trente de. menconado eStableci,
miento con quien Sc ettepaepin en- 10 successive
los Srcs. HppeAdadps Y demas personas que
neeesifen algun trabajo de este estabecimlen,
to- otreciendoles que les selan hechos con prom,
titud, esmero baratara.
Julio DEFoNTAINE
Dorado, Julio de 1873
NOTA -Tambien Sc arrienda: las personas
que deseen hacer proposciones pueden dirI.
girse al que suscribe. Ia
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EMPRESAS.
Noticia importante.
A Los PAsAJERos QUE VAN A LA ExPosICIoN
DE PARIS DE 1878.

DE PARIS DE 1878.
Ell dia 30 de julio saldra de Barbados el
magnitico nuevo vapor ingl6s "DON, -
de 1905 toneladas Los psSageros que van la
Exposition pueden in Cher5ourg Y de aquel
puerto Paris por ferro-carril en- 8 horas.
Los que van Espaha desde Pans pueden r
tambien per ell mismo ferro- -carril atraveSando
los Princes en- pocas horas, tenendo la opor-
tunidad de gozar de las magniieas vistas que
% presentan desde este pnnto.
81 vaper F" Medway" hzo su dltimo viaje de
Barbadoes Southampton EN- diez dias.
Los vaPores Trasatlanticos ingleses toca-
ran en- Mayagaez los dias 13 de Abril, IA de
Maye, y l3 de JUNO y en- Ponce ell q de Abril,
- de Mayo q de Junio. Pasajeros que de-
seen ir Europa via Mayaguez Ponce puedeR
tomar billetes de pasajes en- esta agencia para
Plymouth, Southampton Cherbourg Paris.
LATIXER Co.
Puerto-Rico "a de Mario de 1873
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CarruajeS.

De Gon2alezy Ramos. salem diaramente las
dos de Ia tarde para Ro-ptedras. Carolina CaguRs:
:s cuatro para Cangreles Rio piodrGs. het lioS
taiss hnras (alla da Ia Fnrtala91, nnm- 80
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AL pdbIico dc Pucrto-Rico.

J. MAYERS de la razon social de s. & j. Ma.
YERs, Boston, EstadC Unidos de America, ha-
ce saber respetnosamt nte Il riblico que resre.
sara Boston cl 3 de Ae0sto Cualesquiera
pedid0s dc eiectUs p.atead0s anericanos que
Sc le hagan scran servilos con toda atencon,
garantizandolos todos como dc la m j0r cali
dad. Ell que suscrihe puede aSegurar que to-
das las facturas seran extrictamcDte netas
IA
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InP'rt'''- /. GARCIA & Go. Spdt' &C.
"'' u 35.PLAZA PRINCIPAL. "''' I'll
leLttSl ASOMBROSA BARATCRA m2fCdGCaS

Como nucstro amino HI sido sostcner STEM
1re el hucn n2mbre que ha adqurido nuestra
G 'sa, = no iOr nut Stra G Stumbre en- removal
mensuamente la cXistcncias. como tanben
por los precioS ltmita'lisimos que uSamos para
AS VI ntaS frncm~f cl placer re poner n 60,
noclmicnto dc II ttos parroquitn0s qe en-
1rcv. esperam0S Una varada rae ura de Enro
"a, Y p"ra aiijerur las ctnales exi ttncas of e.
,.cnlos Su rcaIiz.cion precos surname n;e ba
sos T.mhien hrindamcs maquinas de cosel
IA MARANlIE... de Wilson Acudid turS
me con POGO din TO saldreis eEterlnehtc com
placidos
h. Gag. E. GARCIA l. Co.
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tIGAnRlLL8S Dc Ia Plg DE Cuba
DE TNS
sRES. GAMING Y CUESTA, HABANA.

Sc acabGn dc recbr on cl estab!c. imitnto
dc los Srcs. LION. .art Y Comp, C. lie de la
Fortaeza nnm. 22 4-6
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Al ,lbIicO.

Para entendcr en to,.os los aSuntos pertene-
oentes 1 Dona Martins Ger 70, viuda del DR.
Don Jose Rafael Echcvaria, no hay mas que
un apoderado general Y rga representante,
que es el que suscrihe y todos los aetos reel
hos otros doeument0s que yono autoiice, son
uulos dc ningun valar III etec.o,
PR, Julio de 1879. -Federico caro- 2-3
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Realization de nercancias
En- 9! "Bazar Pagisisn, San francisco AS,
DE EL0ZALDE, GUERRERO & COMP.

yENo EIoz due acredhado
AZ oaeen pdbeo tto de ean eda ho
H
dnero nevan ambo mpchos -
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Vicente SChWab.
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Sc HA EsTABLECID0 EN- EsTA CIUDAD,
GALE DE LA FORTALEZA FRENTE A LA ZARAGOZANA Be

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PAlLAS PARA INGBNIO.

Las hay de todos tanafios lag1tinas de Carron
hast. 500 gaotes on el almncen do los Sres AMELI
IuLIA CONF. de ;,suatlllla Para mis bormenor.,
.iirprae lGa cifgi,s s.,hcr..s
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PARA e.. OAHELLO.

Re.ituyc intablcmente cl pelo las cahczas calvas
CON tai cue las rAices escn entcramenie muefias,
p cue IarA acon!ecc.
lorna Afallblemc: to Ga auave, brilante largo ei
cabello debil. ra'o y dccadente,
Extifpe infalble:nente IN caspa blanquea suavizs
limpia IL piel del Craneo Como articulo e!e ante
Mads hay en- el mundo, que pneda competE c." 81
Fayorecido hace mas &c 80 auoa DCr l.. noblc2a de
Ynglaterra, Franci', Esr4Na, Alemana, y por las
prmeras fami!ias de America.
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& q Mg &D@.

Sohre L6ndres. Paris. Bremen. Gduoya Habana
santiago de Cuba. SRnta Domingo Madrid Stntan
isr. Cadiz barcelona OtrAs nlsaals De F-rala. Il
por cantitlad de mas Ia reiniciuro SIi
VA CH%P.. T~'uan 80
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DERTEANo.
Esta mcdisira fu6 GcscGberta rar IN anciann En-
FERMEEA BEErRAND cue Curante mas dc 30 amos
sc ocup6 masQuc de onfermos ydc hospitalcs Com
p6nesc ahsolutamente de Fiantas, Yerbas
Rnices, cs asyadabsismo tGnto al pa!adar como
al olfato, pues cstimalantc arom&tica. Es IN
purgantc segurfsmo que lmpa cl cst6mAgoy los Ia
tcstinos sin causar nausea nj lor. bi.ita urr-
CT, Gtjt el sistcma librc sin los scstnos
como acontece con los dcIni5 pnr;aatts ruidcsc
Gdmini-trlr los nlos q i.yj - c u tada
oonfanza rlr0atizindoso qae 80 - loa dari
por rcsultado Ia cu7acl c3m7ctl 6sas$dA iadigcs-
tion exiyohiiaicn:o. RS adcmas podcroso essin.
lante VIGORADOEs DEL ETIGADO. Sns
efectos sobre Ia sauSre los hamorcs son verdadcr
amente asombrosos pucs ms ametHatos com.
petos que los dc cuaqu!cr otro Dcpurl,ivc conocdo,
teniendo ademds Ia vcntajl dc que despues dc rcmo
yer arrancar c vcnono dc Il E>cr6fula dc las Ccef.
as malIgnas 8 do los Tumores Caaccrosos 70 arcas-
ira fuera del sistemG por la evacuation Ninsnn oro
depurativo hace ,sto--con tedos cllos el pacicutc
ticno que tomar pildoras oro pursante deaa:rada.
bic cualqu!ora, pucs dc 10 contrario e veneno
quedI eli el sstema vuelve Ia sangre. FL
JAERABE do VIDA dc REUTER- muy
agradablc al paadar, no sc ncccsa de una sCgIn-
da d6cis para alaanzar cl cfccto pnrgante
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LENCERIi DE- |; HILO PlJR0
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LLEGADAS.
BERMUDA.

En- orc aneT7Can0. Para neteS y d6mA9 9
vigirse s. lOs Oonsignatarios
IL&timer q CO;
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The Northern Branch of the Transylsa.
MIA Prcsbyicry met and organized here last
evening.
The Apostolic Tmes says that during the
month of March there were 1875 sddi-
tons 10 the Christian church.
II IL desired specially that all the mem
hers of the Methodist chu rch he present at
II O'Clock service next Sabbath.
Elder james r. Warren, Of Stanford,
delivered an able address ut Rush Branch
last Sunday on Christian duty.--[Alpha.
Elder W. l.. Williams will preach at
the Christian church on Sunday next at
II A. NJ, and at night. Text for II o'clk.,
Mat. v, A..
The American Bible Society has just
published an edition 81 New Testaments
that can be, and are sold for 5 cents for an
entire copy. Another addition containing
both the old and new Testament- sell. at
twenty-five cents piece.
The Free-will Baptists Of the United
States report in their Register for 1873,
forty yearly meetings, i65 quarterly meet.
ings, l,3iS churches, l,lss ordained
preacher, and 75,s25 communicates.
Maine has the largest number u churches.
$50, and New Hampshire comes next, with
us
4 q .
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LsXD. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

Mr. J. ID. Price, suciioneer, sold on the
street here last Monday, ! head Of calves
at 81 Gjper head.
Mr.. L. H. Kennedy sold his iine saddle
and harness mare at Danville last Monday,
% Mr.. W. u. Feland, for $207.
Mr.. J. d. Swope has purchased Of Mr..
John Carpenter, Of Liberty, fancy saddle
gelding for ssj. The animal is for sale.
NEW POTATOES. are indebted to
Mr.. George II. McRobcrts for bucket Of
new Irish potatoes. They are the first Of
the season.
A $4,000 COW, the Grand Duchess Of
Havering. died in Clark county this week.
She was the property Of b. b. Groom, and
was purchased from p, Parin Davis, Of
England.
Mr.. SIERLISe.-About 100 cattle, most
ly mountain, and they hard to sell at 5 to
SIC; one extra lot at SC. Shoats, 20 lbs.
weight, at 80 05 per head. No mules.
Good horses scarce and N demand.
GEoReErowN.-Four hundred inferior
cattle offered, the best bringing 81 so per
cwt.; mules-very few offered; four head
Of 2.yesr olds brought $50; broke, from
S65 to $40; common horses at low figures;
one lot Of sheep at 81 so. and lot Of 1875 at
- OF per head. Large crowd in attend
ance.
LoUIsvILLE-The tendency Of the cattle
market this week is decidedly downward,
with prices full 25 cents below quotations
Of last week. There are no extra shippers
offering. Best butchers 81 to 81 25; Com
mon to good, So to So 65. Thin steers,
poor cows, SC, 81 to $3.50. Oxen 50 rs to
So IS. Hogs-The average price is So 25
while some few sales are made az high as
So so. Common grades bring 50; shoats
81 50 to s.. sheep-Extra, 81 to 81 so;
Common to medium. So to s. so
DASvILLE COURT DAY.--Captain II. T.
Bush reports about 400 head Of cattle on
the market. Quality mostly medium, there
being no really frst class stock on the mar
ket. Prices about the zane as for the last
two Courts. sold fat oxen, averaging
!, 800 pounds, at 81 Is per hundred; fat
2-year old he.fers at SIC IS per head; 10
calves at SIS So 10 common yearlings at
SIS; 20 calves at SIS; Is 5-yesr old cattle
at S3i; 20 yearlings at s2s; scrub milk
COW S2i 20; pair oxen 800. Scrub hor.
se- sold from $40 to $50 per head. | offer
ed no mules.
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L. NJ. LAsLEy.. Our people should not
forget the disinteiested services that this
gentleman has performed and is still per-
forming for the cause Of law and order.
lie ha. been instrumental in working up
the cases that last December fred the coun-
ty with excitement, and we learn that he is
now engaged in ferreting out other cases
that when made public, will s,artle the
people at the amour: Of crime that has
been committed in our midst. Mr.. Lasley
Is doing this without hope OF reward, but
the officials should see that he gets pay Tor
his services. He Is a poor man and cannot
work for nothing.
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HIGGINS
GRIMES,
North Side Main st.,
STANFORD, KY.

We cordially solicit q call from the
public generally to examine our stock
of Hardware, which we shall sndeav.
or at all times to to keep complete,
consisting Of Locks Of all kinds, Hing.
o.. Nails, Blood's Champion Az
Ratchet, Tacks, Post Augers, Chissls.
Planes, Plane Bits, Diston's Han
Saws, (ths most popular saw with
carpenterO Crosscut Saws, with pat.
Handles, Nattocks, Drawing Knives.
Monkey Wrenches, Iron and Steel
Squares, &c. Hamss, Collars, Blind
Brides. Backbands, Trace Chains,
Hsms Strings, Team 4 Buggy Whips.
Grass Halters, Cotton and Grass Rope,
&c. Blacksmiths will Hnd our stock
Of Horse Shoes, Narraganset, Putnam,
Ausable and Crown Halls, Rasps,
Furrisrs' Knives, Hammers. Borax.
Steel Plow Molds, Hoe Bar, Steel,
Iron. all sizes, Plow Handles. spokss,
Buggy Shafts, both dressed and un-
dressed. and Fifth Wheels. equal to
any in the market. Sugars, Coffess,
Teas, Soda. Rice. Starch. syrups,
Maekerel, Bacon. Flour, Neal. Salt.
Lime. Cement. &c. at bottom prices.
Housskeepers will find Q eomplsts
assortment Of Queensware. Stone
ware. Tinware &c. Also Cooking
Stoves. such as Planter. Farmer.
Maid Of Orleans, Columbian. New
Pilot &c. Farmers to save time and
labor should buy the celebrated Avery
Walking cultivstor, running four
plows at once, whereby dispensing
with one hand and leaving thsground
in better condition than any Other
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hegot to looking around andsaw that the dog
wa in the hou'e. When he took his gun
and went to the stable 10 see what Il meant
When he IN, near the stable he saw some-
thing standing on IL hind feet, barking At
terrible rate AZ II ready for battle. Mr..
Gaines not being very easy to Brighten,
veniurcd little closer, and to his surprise,
found that 4 was nothing more than rab-
L..
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Hssfoariffe.

You can buy goods at Auction prices at
W. II. Smith a Cos.
CALL and see w. II. Smith n Co. II you
want bargains in Dress Goods.
Yous0 men now Ia the time 10 buy your
self Spring snit, and you can get them
very cheap at w. II. Smith a Cos.
HoRsE SHOW AT HusroSyuLE.-We
are requested by a number Of our horse
men to state that there will be a grand
Stallion exhibition at Hastonyills, satar-
day evening ct 2o'clook.
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LIyCOLS COUNTY NRWs.
Pingfssra.

,oo,, s,o,., no, .n,,va
m, -, .,..,,I..,. IA. L,..,i,.
:. ,arv es,,sr;na
no CRITERION
ANY one seeing the crowd that attended
the Circus AT yonr town Tuesday. wouldn't
,hinL ,L,, ,im.. a.. vary hard
'"''" ''''' UNIV "' WV "''
'o"S'
i"s ''''ne'S nav, .c, oo'''' ,'' p'as
cor" :" earnest ias's WI. !" '''s''
are" ''''' usual pu' " '"'" ''"
80 eN -,
w ,'"I-.,'-
'ne '.'' % ' ~, n""'''s !" 80 "'''
'"e"e 'e""'''u' noo",s"'"sy "'k"''
mn WIZ $500, NND S -, ...
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HOME AFFAIRS.
III
Severance q DWdderar.

White Piqua's from 10 cents per yard,
up,
Table linens. towels, crash, napkins,
Irish linen and pillow casing.
Gents linen shirts, undershirts, drawers,
scarfs, ties, collars, hslf-hose, &c.
One hundred gross Of pearl buttons-be-
sides rubber, vegetable, ivory, agate, silk,
&C., &c.
Ladies collars and cuffs, lace handker-
chiefs, silk do, silk ties, lace ties. silk
bows, &c.
= Ladies Hosiery, speciality in this line,
We can offer you goods at prices lower than
they have been for 40 years.
We have always claimed to be head
quarters for shoes, and feel we are more
able to maintain il this season than ever.
In short, we have every thing to be found
in irst-class dry goods house, and prices
will be found as low as any where in the
Union.
Having sold almost entirely out Of hats.
we were enabled TO buy complete assort-
ment in mems and boy's fine soft hats,
specially.
In dress goods we have them from 10 cts.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


soma ASH for making Soap. Call ON
Anderson n McRohcrts'
-, 80.
v'cAh I1sh'er" ~, lengths and co'orS
UNI U" Hh"erNoh " hchopcr~
LsSnRrru's White Onion Sets. very
cheap. Call Al Anderson A McRoberts'.
Wv anu largest supply " Town o'
rocke' hni'e' ~ AnderNon ~ Mci'ooers
NY PIASrs OF ali varieties are nov
ready; and will he sold ~ lowest figures
A. q. Pepdleton.
Dnn Stsn n", ,vn,, eneaPst anu more
sean'nu' shsn Whn raPeh 'o' S"'e ny
Nh"erso" " "on"oe'r'
I.vn..,a,s Latino. c.hh.oo n.
cncnmbsr. l.,.. s,,e na,c,s a, n cont =,
AnJer.on a Mcj,ohe,,s '
FoR special bargains In clothing. shirts.
collars, &c, write for prices 10 beppen's
Clothing House, the great clothing hou-e
~ the Southwest, Louisville.
w. y, Bayle--, louisville, will send on
approval 4-ply Linen Collars, 10 cents
each; Guns, 20 cents pair; "Wamsuita'
unlaundered shirt, 70 cents-and other
goods In proportion. Order by mail.
=. =. L. -
~ ~ Nv w e,e'y-uay ~
u"u w" ~ .S "1", ,v p JUL, :"
wa NJ ~ nav T ,nis uo"e oy . "'n Tii .ol
we1l ,o so s,, " h'u anu
800 90
p,is;n.,aJ 4, III, III 'h,nan,
~ WV" "
difference how many physicians, or how
-a - A. 80
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ALcoRS, the Hustonville correspondent
Of the Danville Advocate, says our paper Of
Last week would lead one to believe that
we had sold out TO the Circus. Perhaps.
But the last We heard Of Alcorn, he was In
position that he would liked TO have
sold himself out Of, mighty - but we
promised Tobe Hooker not TO mention Il.
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SALMON TRour-H. T. Harris, ESQ, re-
ceived this week from the President Of the
Kentucky Fish Commission, 5000 Salmon
Trout, which he has placed in the tributa-
ries Of Logan's creek and the Hanging
Fork. In ayew from nov, we are told,
they will weigh pound each.
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STANFORD may nov he sald 10 be pretty
we'll under arms. A relief 81 20 guards Ia
kept constantly on duty. while every man
in town is required to he armed and ~ the
reserve
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]. R. WARREN & SON,
DEALERS IN
q II q O = r. 7 7 $,
IRON,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
PRODUCE. 20.

Ne are constantly re-
cefyfng/ rcsAassOOlmen
Of Staple and FsxncyG Gro
ce,'ses.
TO meet me demUnAS Of
lie season, a1e hare Just
Secefved a large SkOck Of
Canned Goods, such as
Corn, Tomatoes, String
anH BxkIer Beans, Peas,
RaSp6eryses, 4va~6er-
>'seS aNd Bk0ckbeyvTeS.
Ne sell 2-p0Nnd Can
ned Reaches, ~asvaniea
/uN ~eigAl, at Z5c a Can.
A0mse-keepers ,niX al
wqyS Gnd as supplied
~f1H cheese, MaccarOni,
Rice, Howsny, Crackers,
bologna Sausage, Driea
Bes1;1tsnce NEAL, .alph
Butter, Hckzes. Corn
Starch, Gelatin, Cocoa
mats, E:riracks Of all
ksnzS, &c., &c.
Ne aim 10 keeQ Me best
brands Of Cigars ana
Zo6accOs.
The 6IQcksmsIhS d wug-
On-mUkeSS ShOnla all re-
member mar zpe are clos
ing oar .dT cOSZ ron
c4SH,OM,' SkOck Of Iron,
Steel, Wagon ana BxGay
meets, !SpOkes, Fsl3oes,
dc.
We have q small stock
of Saddles, Blankets,
Blind Brides, names,
Collars, Trace Chains, &c.
fh<Bt me Hre Hnl.iOILS to
close out.
IFS the season for gard
ening has arrived, zoe
have supplied ourselves
with field & garden Hoes,
Rakes, hoe & rake Han
dies, Spadi,se Forks, &c.
Remember thatwe Keep
Sewing Machine Needles,
ofau kinds, F2Hti'sg Ma
! chimes. 90.
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THE hanks in many parts Of the country
are redeemins their notes in gold This IL
good sign, and assures u. that time. are
getting better. We know one thing, II you
wish to buy any thing in the goods line,
and get more than the worth Of your mon
ey, You will not fail to call on our genial
friends Hayden Bros. They have more,
Prettier and cheaper goods than any body
we know Of.
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DuRrso the past few weeks Of pleasant
weather we have seen large crowds Of peo-
pie, noticeable amongst whom were many
ladies from different parts Of the county,
dropping in and out Of the store Of Hay
den Bros., where they had been examining
and purchasing goods from the large, va
ried and elegant stock on hand. Il is the
fashionable headauarters.
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FASHIONABLE Dress work by Miss Annie
L. Fisher at John II. cralg's. Every suit
guaranteed y 1t and to be made In the la
le-t city styles.
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A Coon SIZE FIsH-Mr. J. q. Bryan
caught this week near Dawson's Mil, ON
Hanging Fork, baw weighing " pounds.
Iei M know n ynn hest ".
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SIX hundred Locust Posts for sale. Cal
ON J. N. Davis for Information.
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wEAREs 4 EVANS sell good two horse
wagon with bed and brake, for $40.
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PoIsoSED nv PoKE Roor-A little son
Of Mr.. John y. Pettus, Of this county, in
digging about In the garden discovered
what he supposed to he turnip. He took
Il TO his mother and asked her 10 LET him
eat il, abe ss.ented and he ate the root,
which subsequently proLed to be that Of
the Poke, from the poisonous effects Of
which he died in less than twenty-four
hour.
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FRESH Salmon Fish at wesren a Evan,
every evening.
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VAS ANBuRoH's CRcus.-This Collos-
sal Combination exhibited here on Tues
day, TO large crowds. II was fully mp to
the promises made on the bills and gave
entire satisfaction. The show is far shove
the average, and deserves the liberal sup
port II is receiving throughout the stste.
The officers and attaches Of the company
behaved themselves in a mos, gcntlemanly
manner, and every thing passed OF lovely.
We are indebted to Mr.. W. G. Boyd, the
clever local agent for special iavors during
the day.
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We ae indebted to Mr.. W. G. Boyd, the
clever local agent for special favors during
the day.
A FRAup.-A blind woman with little
baby about year old got. of Of the train
here this week. and was, apparently, an OBJ
iect Of deserving charity. She had no
money, and couple oftender-hesried gen
ilemen. approaching her forlorn condition,
took compassion on her, and gave her a
sufficient amount to get lodging for the
night But she proved In be n fraud Of
the worst kind, for in a few minutes she
was found valloving on the Depot plat
form in a state Of beastly intoxication.
Some one shipped her of on the next train,
and she IA, no donbt, nov imposing her
elf on other charitable-mindesi individ-
uals.
! BRucE HOrEL.-Mr. Il. Carson. the ses-
tlemanly and experienced Hotel Keeper,
who has had charge Of the Bruce House
for some time past, gave II up Yesterday to
60 To the Potevt House, Harrisburg. We
understand that Mr.. Carson has tine pros
pect to add considerably to his worldly
possessions, and We hope that his bright
est hopes will he fully realized. He under
stands thoroughly the business Of Ho.
tel Keeping, and We defy the hest cuisin-
i-t 10 set better table than can his as
unable vile MIR. Logan Stephenson has,
We understand taken charge OF the Bruce
''''''' -.
SPEAKER TuRSER.-Jndge Ed. Turn
er' whom we this week announce as candi-
date for Congress, has been In Stanford
since Monday last circulating among the
people and making most favorable impress
sions on them. As Speaker Of the recent
Lower House OF the General Assembly, he
made a most enviable record as fair-mind.
ed. straight forward gentlemen. In fact,
il Is said that in the session OF l0l days, so
correct were his rulings, tina, there was not
a single appeal taken from them. lie Is a
man Of fine ability. Is a social, whole-soul-
ed gentleman, Is deservediy popular
every where he goes, and we are greatly OF
the opinion that he Is going to pe a @'9ny
hard man to beat.
Nor A CASpDArE.-we have il from
Judge NJ. II. Owsley himself, that he will
not make the race for Congress As is gener-
a
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LOCAL NEWS.

FLOWER Crooks all siles at the =. o
Store.
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rae GRAND JURY.

J. NJ Cook, foreman; G. G. Mcclure,
Col. T. W. Miller, d. r. Powell,J. +. Cash.
We, Bailey, q. c. Abrshams, J. NJ. Mar
tin, T. c. Cofey, George w. King, Joseph
McAlisier. James Grow. =. Hutchi-on. Lib.
erty G~en, Marshall Morgan and J. $.
Murphy.