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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10

Col. j. Ii. Moore spoke at Frank.
lin last Monday and Gen. Whit.
thorne at Columbia.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10
SHERIFF,S SALE.

RY virtue of vendi exponas issued to me
ID from the Circuit Court of GILES county in
the cause Of Il Ward VS. d G d j NJ Kim
bro ct ais, will sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the courthouse
door in Pulaski,
On Saturday, Nov. I'd, 1878,
One hundred and thirty acres ofland, in the
9Th civil district of Giles county, bound
ed north by Clifton g. Brewer, west by Cliff
ton, south by Brewer 81 Maxey, east by Mrs
j M Kimbrough. Levied on as the proper
ty of j NJ Kimbrough.
oct1O I'd ARRoWsMlTH, Sheriff.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10

INSOINENT NOTICE.
HAVING suggested to the County Court
IL of Giles county the insolvency. of the
estate of Elisha Peden, decd. notice is here
oy given to all persons holding claims
against the same to file them, duly authenti-
Gated, with the Clerk OF said Court. on or
before the goth day of February, 1879, for
pro rata payment, or they will be forever
barred. j. r. CAMPBELL.
sepI9 At Administrator.
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John Thomas, a black villain, per-

John Thomas, a black villain, per-
petrated a nameless outrage upon
the person of little six-year old
daughter of Mr.. Jas. T. shannon,
near Franklin, Tenn, last week. He
made the poor child believe that her
parents would kill her If she told
on him. She endured her great suf-
fering in silence and terror for sew
eral days and until her mother ac-
cidentally discovered the fact that
something was terribly wrong with
her child. Then the poor thing re-
vealed the horrible story. The
scoundrel was locked up by Mr..
Shannon, but made his escape. He
was recaptured by a hundred or
more citizens of Franklin and hung
upceremoniously. to a tree. He
confessed his guilt fully. There is
no secret as to who the perpetrators
were. They were everybody In
Franklin and vicinity, and they de-
clare their purpose to do the same
way with every perpetrator of sim
liar crime. We shall not interfere.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COUNTY OF GILEs.|
L, S. E. ROSE, President of the Giles
National Bank of Pulaski, Tenn, do
solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true, to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
S. z. ROSE, Pres.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of October, 1878.
JNO. F. ROSE, N. p.
CoRRECT-Attest:
J. A. SUMPTER,
JEo. d. FLAUTT,
CALLED OSBORN,
Directors.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10

RY virtue of Deed of Trust made to me
u by James VI Dickson, and recorded in
the Registers Office of Giles county, in Trust
Deed Book d, psges 1868, l will proceed to
sell the tract of land therein conveyed, and
containing about
LIS ACRES.
at the court house door in the town of
Pulaski,
On Thursday, Oct. 3lst, 1878,
to the highest bidder for cash, and free from
the equity ofredemptou Said land is stu
ated in the sth district of Giles county, and
is bounded on the east by the lands of James
Sharp, south by George Newbill. west by Mrs
Alternately and north by the old Dickson
tract, and is known as the old TarpleY tract.
The land is mostly cleared, but has some
good timber and houses for residence
octl0-St T. NJ. N. JONES, Trustee.
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SHERIFF.S sale.

by virtue of two vendi exponases issued to
IL me from the Circuit Court of Giles coun-
ty in the cause of p G Reed VS.. j + Sum-
mervilie, and JAS II Strong, surviving partner,
VS.. Jno F Summsrviile, ] will roll at public
sale to the highest bidder, at the urt-house
door in Pulaski, for cash,
On Saturday, Nov. I'd, 1878,
the following described property: house
and lot in Aspen Hill I'd distinct, bounded
north by Calling, east by public road,
south by d Claek, west by railroad. Lev
led on the property OF Jno F Summer lille.
octlO-td n. ARR0WSMITH Sheriff.
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CAPITAL PRIzE, $3.50, 900.
100000 TICKETS AT DOLLARS Each.
HALF TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
20. Box ssa. New or!eans. I.

All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision aud management
Of GINS q. T BEAUREGARD d JUBAL
A. EARLY. octls ~
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COUNTY OF GILEs.}
/, Geo. T. Riddle, Cashier of the Ma
tional Bank of Pulaski, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true,
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
GEO. Il. RIDDLE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9TH day of October, 1873.
F. SMITHSON,. N. p.
CoRRECT-Attest:
VIM. F. BALLENTINE,
j. b. STACY, ST.,
j p. MAY,
Directors.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10

PuIask Marke..

We quote the prices paid for couutr, pro.
duce by our merchants Of course thew ALI
for q small advance.-ED. CTlzEsl
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1878-10-10

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
n WIN A FORTUNE, Eleventh Grand Dis
tribution, 1873. at New Orleans, Tuesday,
n November 18th
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. Z 2e5 vgEp4I0x BEpARwxA6nTF nF
ADVEkTiSEMENTs AND SALES OF PAPEhS

AMussMEsrs-4ru pAcr-lst, I'd and Sd coils
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soARbERs wHsFEDis1n "a ana Sd eo.
BOARD sDd 5tssa PAos-sa ee
sSAI Tos
BUSINESS oPPoRruSIrIEs-,7ru PAcH-Ssh and 9Th
spS srg and h coils
c4fS SHf4 hE4k 4Ep ssfaTs poR
cLnsRs tRs asp fszE:ss rAos4h o and
s5sSHSSs Ss5 ssszstDssanssn 81 COL.
Pss,sA and 9Th COILS
CorAFRY and 9th eo
pAscisa srs 70 ArcHDESIs-sD rA1DEsf fSi PAer4sh COL
DEY rIan raens and 9Th co
HSYsbs IT, Eas so
nuR5PhAS 81 r1SFHe FsTHaeSsasH1ps-sp 81 PAoD-osh COL
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+: e
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HS5sE SAsss
Fit SSgD gE E4ssn,.s asD s1
LOST ANb FOUND-lsrH PAcE-2d col.
MAGBfHhMxR MAsBEs &C col
MArRIMONIAL-lsrH PAGE-6th col.
MfLLfNERY AND DREssMAKING-lern PAcr-2d and
miscellaneous ADvERT1sEMENrs-l4rH PAGE
MrscgEsGnif1%NEous-ls1n gsn f1 pAer-esh col
sEw and eth coils
NEWsPAPERs-lsrH PAcE-lst col.
ff1SoFokTEs. ORGANS, Sc.-4rH rAcr-sd and 9TH
81
PRoPRhFY F'aU7' OUT 81 ST. THE CITY FOR SALE OR
RENT-i5TH PAcx--2d. Sd ana Atm coils. and %
REAL Es7AE aae o 4 afEsSc!hASeE-lsrn rAoh eo
El SoTisEsn7a CO..
R%EMoyAILswI9rH EMO a I !: ,;I ~ PAGs s.esn 60 col. a.,
saMks At eo and
s1ruATfoYs fos'v PAcr-,ss and
fes aqS r Fsfsh pAcn.h co.,
and SD PAGE-4th col. . a
sPbS4L psn1s and % so
sUMMER REsoRTs-l6Tn PAcE-eth col, and ap PAGE
THE TKADEs-5ru PAor-5sh COL, and SD PAcE-4sh
11f II iET EeE
rRAYaLtEes 1as Y rf6fE2a ef' P.cr COL
UNFtRNfsIiED Rooms AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED To PuRcmA cII mAsE-isrH PAGE 9Th col.
oTSY eTak 4GFesR ro SALE
TO LET-15Tu PAGK-lst and I'd coils. and IN PAGE
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &c.-l4rn PAor-5sh and 9th
coils.
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ON MONDAY. MAY 10.
GRAND OPENING OF RICH LYONS SILKS
IN BLACK. PLAIN COLOR AND FANCY; ALSO
DAMAssrE AND BRocADED.
AT OUR WE'LL Known POPULAR PRICES
3oinch black SILK. for Grcnsdine lining,
Black rros grain snk from 45c; 2 yard up.
A rich black gros grain Dress silk
A superior quality cachcmre finish Dress silk
30 m Of Sne Soss snnS n y re-
at 81 yard This silk would be cheap atSi u yard
Having Just concluded purchase OF Iso pieee. black
sils Of the celebrated msnn,aetnre @ esandrr Groud
prices si a5. 81 80 ii IS 81 aud - % syard being
s so on ali
give perfect satisfaction In wear
full line ofblack silks Of tho iaou, manufacturc Of
C. NJ TeiIsri Co. Lyons measuring full - inches wido.
at an immense reduction
Plain colo-cd sks 5 0oc. and CSC yard IN all tho
very rich limo Of coiorcd silks at 75c aud $50 yard;
snks shade 81 yard sold elsewhere al
anch very rich cachernire finish coored drc-s SILK in
every desirable shade. at 81 - aud 81 so
r"i' 81 ST. pseos % pss In
black sns so9r9 S,s .os e, 3 -
sie silks at ~ and e. 70 ayard; reduced from g.
Fancy silks in checks and stripes. Mt soc. = yard
~ piece, new .o esFns 81 & IN checks ana stripes "o
Bes, quality fancy stripes and chocss at Toe ayad; re
duccd Irom s5c. aud DOC.
ON MONDAY, NAY IL
GRAND oPrsrso
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
OUR WELL Ksows poruLAe PRICES
NEW AND DESIRABLE STYLES.
Boure,to d'Ete Argentine Mixtures
.n,,... :, ,..,ai,. tr.,. e,,,n..
All wool summer camcs Hair Cloth. choice new co..
ors ut 25c. yard; worth Soc
Pure Mohnir Brliiansines.
Imperia, Cashmere serge a, ise ayard; worth 3oc
pssonai Dsseso At ,s ihe s'a wo,.h VA, sos ~,
Gfsn.dns Bunting. 2sc. a yard
Seaside Grenadines 30 . yard
KnIcserboeker Mob airs aDc. . yard
All wool Taeta IN choice spring coorinr, at size.
irenadine Boureie, new summer material a, &c. 20
500 yard vory elegant goods End makes handsomely
MOURNING GOODS.
To this department wo will add Monday. May IL,
I25 pieces Lupns ali wool french Cashmere 40 inches
i76 pieces Gupns French Cashmere superior quality
4,c 5oc and ODE vard
yard; I'd 'a1ne former price q 10 - ''' -
y piece, aPp a. -e, ,nTs DsS Ss,s, s,G s ~ 50 and
80 pieces silk warp Henrietta Cloth, soc. s7hc "a
60 pieces 1snisc Cloth, all WOOL Lupn's make
vide, sOc.. soc. and 7ac
ITO neccs Australian Craps Cloth, Ia yards wide zoe
yard; good value at yur
10 pieces body Cashmere, 40 inches Wide, 2Dc yard
former price aDc.
M0hAtr Aipaca. lie. ayard.
Al wool Iaacts Cloth, "a Ne. n yard.
All wool serge. ~ inches vide 3T1sc. yard.
Iron frame Grcnadines At So iOc.. i5c.. 20c 25c
yard.
Pure silk and wool Grcnadne At 25c. 37hc and 500
yard.
Mexican Grenadine, ~ loo, &c. and 300 yard
All pure SIR DAma-sie Gtenadine, ut RTkc. n yard
I'VE ucrre 20 direct special attention This
the goods are worth 81 15.D
space viii not permit ns % tho many bargains
which will oncf Monday and during tho entire
Par desiring - Inspect the very styles should
fail TO visit our stores. (,
JOHN r. KAuGuRAEt& Co.
JOHN y. KAU0fRAS,l 7o7 and 7e9 Broadway.
JACOB RICE,
Tl0s Y, KAUGHRAN,l corner 9th ST.
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SUITS, CLOAKS AND DOLMANs.
WE WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, MAY "a.


WE WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. MAY "a.
500 cAMBRIc wRAPPERs. ooc. ESQ.,, 75o. $50
AND UPWARD.
$50 CAMBRIA PRINCESS WRAPPERS. 81 10 AND
$50 cAMBRIc YOKE WRAPPERS. 81 81 AND UP.
SIS JAMBRIc SUITS, u Z, AND 81 so. MARKED
DOWN FROM 50 30 AND ~ rs.
243 FRENCH PERCALE SUITS. 5o so, 50, so so 81
800 LINES SUITS. 81 so. 80. 80 so AND UPWARD.
375 FRENCH LAWN ASD oRuANDIE sUirs, IS so.
go Sc so, 81 AND UPWARD.
Iso s MaS KF sUiT nsD fhxsn
SILK. eti so. REALLY WORTH sit.
as EXTRA TRIMMED sKisis WITH SILK VEST
FRONT, sis; CHEAP FOR $40
Also
FINE WHITE FRENCH LAWN AND ORGAyUIT
DsEsssis ssiS FYR ps Mlssss spITABtE p0n 'isAD
Low PRICES.
$50 DoLMANs. sACQUEs, MAHrELs, Ffcuus
&C.. At UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.
$50 suAwLs FOR SUMMER WEAR. IN NEW DE.
SINGS $50 AND UPWARD.
500 SHETLAND sHAWLS S5C. AND UPWARD.
UPWARD.
WE SIMPLY DESIRE LADIES TO INSPECT OUR
SELVES TIE INDUCEMENTS WE ARE OFFERING.
or GOODS At THE LowesT PRIcEs Positively
CONKLlNG A CO..
W. H. CoNRLrNo.l 500 AND sii BROADWAY.
,. W. cuIyvIs, }DErwEES iirn AND i2ru SITS.
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20 TyOu PARAGON FRAME HEAVY TwrLLED
SILK. -.
LACE DEPARTMENT.
Black French LAGOS, &c. and upward.
Real forchon LAGOS ac &C.. Jc.. &C., To- 30. o., 10o
and upward.
French valoueiennes Jaccs. ic. and upward.
Hamburg Embroiderics 2c. aud upward.
10000 nottingham and Applique Tioies
nj &c. and upward
HANDKERCfiTEFs.
100 dozen Ladies ali linen hemmcd Handkerchief 5a
2o0 dozen Ladies fancy Borders, lsc,; worth 25c.
175 dozen Uentemcns fancy BORDERS. l6c worth 23c.
In our handkerchief Department offer and
novel designs OF borders which only procured
our storcs having closed out tho entire importation
Hand made corscts 5oc eoc. 75c. soc o5o ST. 81 rs,
si 90 and 81
most extensive and clcg OF Buttons and
Trimmings viii 20 opened on MONDAY. May Ia
Owing 20 tho rush Of tho sf,crncon We 70.
spcctuy request those 90 70 call In tho nom.
ing
JonS y. KAU0HRAS a CO.,
JOIN ~ KAucnrAS., Ts7 aud 100 Brosaw.y.
JACOB RICE,
TilOS. " kAuGHRAN,) corner och g.
For other Dry Goo,ia advertisements sec
Ntnctccnth and Twentieth pagcs,
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LAST asI wEEK;s iEES. PRICE. loo. - : an
10 CASES HEATHER sUIrINe. exc. A YARD;
REGULAR VALUE. l2hC.
200 PIECES PLAIDs N THE LATEST CHEcKs,
sskkEs skh AN AND White, iaxJ YARD; FULLY woafR
80 PIECES BRILLIASTINE MoHAIR IN SILVER
GRAY, HAZEL BROWN. I5c. A YARD; COST TO
IMPoRT. 2oC.
sa 'SHhf shhDEs si iso f4SD: REALLY Eoafh e sse
Yssps a psNSfS VIDE. c i7c 4 YARD; WORTH ssc "a
.7s PIECES ALL ooI ~ STrSs 20, IN NEW CLOTH
Is, PIECES ALL WOOL rAMEsE DE BEIGE. a5c.
YARD; WORTH 5i3sC.
4cAsEs ALL WOOL MERISo BE BEIGE. soo
CASES. vIaoxk CASHMERE DE BEIGE. s7,sc
YARD; VALUE FOR SOC.
-, PIECES LUrIN,s ALL WOOL coLoREp CASH.
MERgs. l s7iso. < YARD; dooD VALUE FoR 500. :
VIDE e rHgss % ssD sohD aSS H Fps
5JC.
a. PIECES SILK AND WOOL BoURRTrE MoLIERE,
n n xaH0S 4so. WIDE 500 = fA'D' SOLD RECENTLY
JUST RECEIVED 60 PIECES NOVELTIES IN SILK
Asss AfR ys2s s7o SohMhh PsioE sY9' q Is fo fooS
60 PIECES, TX YARDS WIDE. 81 7S; FORMER
PRICE. s..
WE WILL OPEN ON MONDAY. MAY 10.
z75 PIECES ENGLISH NOVELTIES. Isc., 2oC, CSC.
30 AND 37tsC YARD.
l75 PIECES FRENCH NOVELTIES IN NEW COL.
ohiSe ASP p pksIass X YARDS WIDE, Soc &c.
ALSO
10 CASES BEST sTANDAiD AMERICAN PRINTS.
axe, 4C. AND SC YARD
GASES YARD WIDE ENGLISH cAMBRrcs. SO. A
Is CASES YARD WIDE ENGLISH pERcALEs. exc.
sc. AND ioC. A YARD
20 rIEcEs sKERsuUKERs. I2hc. A YARD; WORTH
300 PIECES PLAIN AND FIGURED LINEN BA.
TfsTE, l2C., 15C., 2OC. AND 25C. A YARD
$50 PIECES FIGURED LAWNS, IN BEAUTIFUT,
DESIGNS. 12l,C. A YARD.
800 PIECES FRENCH LAWNS AND oRGAYDIEs.
TUX LATEST DESIGNS IMPOhTED. 25C. AND :sDc A
YARD; NEVER SOLD BEFORE AT LESS THAN 4oC
AND Coo.
THE SPECIAL ATTENTION
OF LADIES Is DIRECTED
TO OUR ELEGANT DISPLAY
OF
SUITS CLOAKS AND DOLMANs
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( SPECIAL NOTICE:
:: :|;lI + F: |/I|.|II| I'll I, !,
{. /. ! NIL /. II
& j'I e. 4: :. Z
: Is : g Is 8 %! 5 ss; II #
! BETWEEN ilTH AND 18th SITS. I
TWO BLOCKS ABOVE A. 7. STEWART CO.'S
HAVING COMPLETED OUR SUMNER PURCHASES
TIoN OF OUR FRIENDS. CUSTOMERS AND THE
MINT OF NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS. BOTH IN
IN ORDER TO GIVE OUR PATRONS AN
We BEG TO
/ OUR GRAND Up
0-
TAKING
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
aRAND EXHIBITION or
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS
BLACK AND MOURNING GOODS.
LINENS AND HOUSEHOLD
SUITS, cLoAKs AND sHAwLs, LADIES'
BLACK aRos GRAIN SILKS.
rAsb PI1SEs a5oD vHlds roa S!ds
e SIHsss 4s
80 E1Eess m BLACK "a % sNos s55D vXnu
'is,s'1 rok 75c.. Soe Sc. o AND 81 81 YARD D' WV
IS PIECES SUPERIOR QUALITY BLACK. GRos
S5bS s6Lb Bsros iiaK AZ LAss Ase rax s. hSb 81
Yskp sHT5s EbsfFH wosr si TO
sjxs s5iS nSsnExHaAa EzFhzHH 4 i II
SATIN FACE BLACK Gk9s aEAIN DRESS SILKS
PONsON, TApPIslEK BELLoN, At ~ 3o, 81 50
Es silks Il Evil q THE
ooLoKED aKos GRAIN SILKS.
IS PIECES ELEgANT, GoL3RED GKos GnAIS
SlIaS lAiD; REALLY ii worth 81. 80 ~ :
PIECES NAGsIFIGEST .6ts ooIoRED s psEss
CANNOT BE EQUALLED AT 81 rs.
so PIECES EXTRA HEAVY COLORED DRESS
SILKS. 81 A YARD; WORTH 81 80.
:. 125 PIECEs
rANM DRESS. SILKS: IN NEw rsgMMEH DE
SIGNS Soc, 55C, 60C ESQ., 75C. AND S5C A YARD
DAMASSE GRENADINES
IS PIECES ALL SILK AND wool Co!ORED
DAMASSk GRENADlNEs, In BEAUTIFUL SHADES.
s5C YARD; REALLY WORTH 81 IS.
as PIECES MAGNIFIcENr QUALITY CoLoRED
DAMASSE GRENADINES, IN THE LATEST COLOR
nus, 81 YARD; SOLD EvERYwHLRE AT ST 20.
Z FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
n
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LINEN AND HOUSEKEEPING DEPARTMENTS
Extra large heavy buck Towels SOC doson.
Heavy all-nen table Damask. 2os. yard
Extra quality white iringed Bed Spreads. 4Oo.
Extra heavy aiilinen Napkins. oo;. sdoxen
All linen TowoIiing 4,sc. ayard.
Extra large heavy Turkish bath Towels. 49,
Fine white shirtng Linen 2lc ayard
gx.r. wide Turkey rcd Table pamask. <oc sysrd.
NSssh%S s,aS tss ca1,aia Is.it I.ee Zoe al yard
Fine white Finnneis. i21sc . yard
Es,ra nesSy saraiae Muslin So yard
Fino white striped Lawns. ioc. a yard.
Extra quality plaid and striped Sainsook iaso yard
800 Marseies Quilts slightly soicd By water. 81 hall
Elegan. Nottingham. 0upurc and Applique Lace Cur.
tains from auction very cheap.
snk embroidered cloth r,..o ce.s ,,l, ...e g
70c aud ssr. ayard; worth doubo.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT..
In this department We viii open MONDAY. Msy n
the following extracrdsary and
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS.
dozen regular made Baibriggan Hose. extra long.
$50 doreu Baibrcgan ioso. silk eloctod. extra long
80 DOZEN fancy striped, regular made extra long, a5c
200 dozen Babdgsn Hose choice styes and full regular
made. extra long, 3,c-
so dozen fronch striped Hose. extra nnc $50
Novelties Lise thread. aud fancy silk em.
brodercd Hose, at ptices below cost Of Importation W
$50 doren misses Roman striped Hose. i5c. and upssrd
100 dosen misses roguiar ade Hose. 23c aud upward
Novelties chilarsn's Socks and three Hose
$50 dozen gcntlcmcn's silk clockcd BAbriggAn Hall
Hose, sc
gyj dozen French Half Hose. &c
GcntIemens Llsie thread fancy Half Hose. choice
styles, In great variety aud at vory low prices.
Ladies' gnuxs Vests. 20. and M
Chiidrcns eauze Vests zoe and
Gcntiemcn's gNuke Vests 25c- and
hs quality has never bscn rctailcd for less than 40oD
Gen,iemen's summer merno shirts aud Drawers $50
and up.
Gentiemcn's white Jean Drarcrs, 45c aud up.
PARAsoLs AND sun UMBnBLLAS
Natural Sticks. ~ inch.
~ 22inch................... iU
~ 2finch...................S n n
Twiiled silk %. 20 inch. 10
- 2tinch.................... IS
Extra quality Twled sk. 20 Observation-Disclosures. 10
~ 2inch................... pJ
- 2finch.................... 3 U
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/ DAMASSE GRENADlNkS.
Is PIECES ALL SILK AND WOOL COI1ORED
DaMASSk GRENADINES IN BEAUTIFUL SHADES.
s5C. YARD: REALLY WORTH 81 rs.
S5 PIECES MAGNIFICENT QUALITY COLORED
DAMASSE GRENADINES, IN THE LATEST COLOR
INt,S 81 YARD; SOLD EvERYWHLRE AT ST 20.
I FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09

dando las calderas Se,S,re limpias --Alimen,
tadoras aut6matas de vapor para calderas-
que ofrecen seguridad completa y economic -
Alarmas sspara calderas. - Con este, aparat0
sencilo de muy POGO costo, es impossible por
descuido quemar las calderas. -Toda clase de
pailds yrdleulds para baterias comunes per-
feccionadas- Romdnas bdlnnzas para hacien-
das, almacenes, oficinas puiperias.
Moit1,os para mais, filos portatiles de tOdos
tamahos. -B0nlbds de riego, centrif0gas y de
piston -Despepitadores de sierra, cilindro y
de cuchio especial para algodon.- Aparatos
para cafe, de desgranar, descascarar, limpiar,
surtir el graRo por tamaho Y sepaI. ell cara
olillo.-4Ndquinas para hacer ladrillos, tejas
V tubos de barro -Mdquinas de vapor para
arar, zanjear etc c-Man6n,etros, pir6metros
tar6metros, relojes, Uares, UdlUulns, y toda
clase de material efectos de bronco y hierro
para maquinas, calderas para hacienda de azd-
car, cafe, maiz, arroz etc. Etsctos de Ielegra-
fla, tramUias, .terro-carriles, Puentes de hier-
ro.-Como tamben todo material, edlfcios,
etc. para .tactor1as Centr1les.
Para pormenores, precios etc. dirigirse en-
Ponce D. Roberto Graham, dnico agente en-
esta Provincial - Ponce, Puerto Rico, enero
10 de 1878. Micro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09

Los sehores que deseen encargar maqnina-
ria agricola industrial para azdcar, cafe,
arroz, maiz, algodon, riegos, maderas las
pcquenas industrias, pueden obtener toda ella
sc de pormenores, precios y condolences de
pagO, dirigiendose en- Ponce Don Roberto
Graham, Iageniero dnico asente en- esta sla
dc los f.bricantes abajo nombrados.
SESoREs
Manlope AUioa c. Nottingham Rouen,
cuyas especiaIidades son toda clase de maqui-
maria sscarina. W. H. Buiiey y c. Sal
yr0rd, Accessories Y materia.es para fabricas al
vapor--Sres. Cr0ssaly Brothers, Manchester,
Motores Gasogeno que no necestan aqua, cal
dera nj carbon.-Sres. Haycard, Tyler, y c.
L6ndres, Motores cal6ricosy maquinara al va
por perfeccionada- - Sres. John Fo,rler y
c. Leeds Londres Aparatos al vapor para
cultivar la terra -Sres j. B. Fleming c.
EdjnbtnYo. Aceites para maquinara tinta
para mprenta --Sres. Rdns0mes Sims y Head
LpsiWich Instrumentos agricolas, Molinos
para maiz etc -Sres. S. E. RanS0nteS C'
Londres, Maquinara para trabajar maderaS,
novedades en- quincaeria etc.-Sres H. B.
Brrnclough, Manchester Aparatos para la
preparation de hbras, los materaes Ell que
Sc utilizan - W00ton Desk C' Glls10lc Escri-
torios patentes para casas de comercio parti-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-09
GIRO De LETRAS.
u, GALE DE TETUAN, NUMERo :
PUERTO RICO.

FItANCIsCO BAsTON L Co. 10 etectda en- tDlas
antidades que no bajen dosie~pesos cortoe dias
vista. sobre los siguientes puntos:
ALAyA.-Amurrio Ahaba La Guartiia Saliva tie
ALBAoETT.- Albacete, Alearraz. Almanac, Casas
Ibahez Chnchilla, HELM. La Gineta La Roda, Villa
ALICANTE Aleoy. Alicarto, Elche. orthuela.
AIMERiA;- AlIner1' Huecns
BAnAJoz.-1i 1ibur1uerque. Almendrtleio. Badaioz
BsrcarrUta CuleEa de buey, Don BtGitO Fregenal,
Iirena. Mirda. Montiio oIiyenEa. Niilanueva de la
BALEiRgs. Mahon, Palma
BARCELONA. :. Arenys De Mar Badalona, Barcelona,
Berga Giranollars, igualada Manresa. Masn9u; Ma
tar6 Sasdell Talrasa, Wen. NilIafranca Gel rama
Buhdos os-Aranda de Duero,- BELGRADE. Brviesca
Bdrgos Castroeriz. IarIdH, Miranda de Ehro. Roa
sa'a de los iniantes Sedano. NiladieGo. Yiareayo.
UAcEREs-Ae Brozas Caeores. Pasencia.
CApIz-A Algoclraa Cadz, Cents, Chlelsna, Gibral-
tar. Grazalenia Jerc2 de IA Frontera 0lvera Puerto
tneda S.,n Roane. San Fcrnando
CANARIAs.Las Palmas. San Oristjbal de IN Lagu-
Santa Cruz dc la Palma. Santa Cruz de TsncriGe
dAsTELLeN -Benica-l6 Castollon vnaroz.
Ams1r5 Amoi;vnr dei oamfo o.. Ciudad Real Dei
m''l. Infantes, Mananares. P.edra Buenl. Vade-
C6RDovA.- Agu'lar, Baena. Guidance; Cabra. Cor
d6yn, Incena. Montiila, Me- tor9 Ramel,. ~, ou
ucneira. Santa Maria, Padron. Puenteae1me. San
tiago o.
a.
Montilla. Prieeo Rennena San Clenents, Tarracon.
GEEoNA. Begni Bianes. Figuerns. Gerona. La
San Feliu de Guixols.
GRASADA-Ciranada.
daajara, Molina, PastranA. sacedon. signenza. Ta-
ma)on.
HuELvA.-H Huelva.
T JhEs'"Alcala Ia Real, Alcaudete. Anddiar Baeza.
Is,,fi- rlo I caro-
% I.FoS. = Astorga La Baheza. Leon. Ponierrada.
LGmDA~ Agrnmunt. Cervsra, Leriaa, SEQ de Ur-
g,i. solsona. Sort ralraga Iremp' N,L Ai"iln. ro,o
Torrecilla de Cameros
Luae.-Lugc. Rivadeo. Vivero. C-,
viejo Getafe. Madrid Navalcarnero. San Martin de
Valdeiglesias. Torrelagrna Chinfshon;; vo,av N5
MALAdA.-Antequera Malaga. konda Neiez. Ma
'titi 'tMonc1A.-ASuilas, Albania. Bua. carava.a, Car
faa Tudela.
0vfEDo. -XvilGs, Candamo, Gnnga de 0nis CGnga
de Ineo Csti 2ro. GolnnKa Gudiller2; Gnon; NJ, Gda
Poa de Lem. Pola de Siero, Prayia. Rivadesella,
Salaa Vilaviciosa.
PoNTEvEDRA-Cc de Esyes Estrella. Guer,iia
Lllln, Pentevrdra PuenteHrens RedondeIa. Iuy'
SALAMANcA-B -Beiar. CiudAd Rodrigo. Penaranda,
SANTHNpER.-Castro Ur,iialos. ConiIlas Corvera.
Islredo potes klmal"s, Reinpsa. Santander. San
Vicente Ia Bar Iuera. Torrelavega Vale de Cabuer-
uiga ViilacArriedo,
SEGovfA.- 4sov'a.
SEvILA- CIrInoua. Ecja Moron sevilla. Utrera-
SoBIA.-Aggeda, AlmiLnsa. BurIo de Osma Sorll'
TARRAGoNA.--ltCus. Tara sona.
TERUEL.-Teruel.
ToLkDo.-ToledO.
VALENCIA Alcra, p6nia Gandias Jatlya Sasun-
70. Nal"nc q.
NALLADoLID.--M Medina del Campo, KloSec3, Iorde-
slias. Nallad1lid. -
VIzcAYA - Agora Balmaseda Bernee. Bilbao.
Durango Elorro. Leguoto Or'iuha Vale de Car
rranza.
ZAMoGA-Zamora.
ZARAGoZA.---A Amuna, A eca, Bora, Calntayud.
SnrnIon. Gaxpa Daroca & ea DE- los C'Fhalleros Sos
Tarayona Hlraaro,s>.