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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21
coNsIeNATARlos,

Nrrv1rAs. Eres. D. 7. q. Dolz Comp.-GIBA1A
ancSaores de Silva, Rodriguez Oomp.-BARAcoA. B.
1Iayo Oomp.-QyB4 sges s. L L. Fee .nSS GomB: Bor
r.in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sres Arnell. Julia C4-
PuEeTo- Rdco. Sres. Iriare. Hermano de Caracsna
= zlioTnn.-SANTHoMAs. = Gres Lamb come.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21
GRlI TITli * gl!0llS ERAIcISIS
DELLA C. GENERAL TRASATLANTICA

SERVICIO. DIRECTO.
Pasajes de MayagIez Santander st. Nazaire.
dia 81 de cada mes
u oate0Orta s9o0.-9e 41758e. Ss0.
PASAJE DE FAMILIA.
Toda familia compuesta de cuatro persenAs Dor
10 nenos que paguen en- junto 81 mentante de cuatro
DaSajes enteros de canaara Gene una robaja dc IL
asto Sc <mtiande en- los viajes traaatlAnticos.
PABAJE DE IDA VUELTA.
Be expiden pasajes para Europa de- i9a vuelta.
con una rebaja del IS p% Sobre el total del pasaje
Waldo Dor Ia meseS. Estos pasaies 80 pagan adelahS
PASAJE INTEROOLONIAL.
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Eleganeia, pasie1ad y baratura,

4 adquirr generos de casmir, .estamhre, paflo
de color, tela cruda y otros varl S articuios
lnestro establecmento en- donde encontaran
/ diversidad de pintas 10 mas bonito barato.
A. Jun. 23-2vs
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Notable convenitncia.

Una de las Agencas de Negocos de mayor
Influenza credito exstentes en- Madrid, tiene
ell gusto de otrecer sus servicios en- cuantos
asuntos ocurran Ell los Ministerios, Tribunales
de Justicia Y demas ofcinas principales de la
C6rte, asegurandola la mas ieal, activa y proba
gestion eli todos aquellos que SO la encomien-
den, mediante los hiooaaorarios, sienlpre m6di-
COS, que Sc estipulen, con la cond.cion de NO
PoDER D1sPONER DE ELLos interim no Sc obtenga
ell buen exito de la reclamation, a fin de que,
en- Ell case de ser negative Ell resultado que %
busoue, NO PRoDUzCA EsTA RESOLUTION GAsTos
AL INTERESADO.
81 por estas circunstancias consigue mercer
la conianza de las personas que tengan asun-
tos pendientes en- Madrid y desean conferilla
su gestion, pueden al efecto, concurrir a la ca
ga habitacion de su corresponsal en- esta Capt.
tel, Gale de San Jose n1mero 2, principal.
Puerto Rico, febrsrq ID de 1879, H. al D.
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COmpa6is General TraSatIantica
DE vAP0REs CORREOs FRANCHISES
(Linea de Morsella)

Sin perjuicio de continuar prestando sus SER
vicios las demas ineas trancesas entire esta Is
la, Europa, y puertos intercoloniales, Ia Com
pania ha acordado plantear una nueva linea
directa que faciite la communication entire la
Peninsula espafola y esta Provincia, y que par
tiendo de Marsella Sc prolongara hasta Nueva
Orleans, sujetandose oil siguiente
ITINERARIO.
Saldran los vapores de Marsella ell 10 de ca
da mes, y con escala en- Barcelona, Cadiz, San
ia Cruz de Tenerife y San Thomas llegaraH q
este puerto ell del mes siguiente, continuan.
do Ia Habana, sin tocar Ell este puerto a su
regreso.
FL m6dico precio de pasajes y fetes y la re-
gularidad que habra en- ell servicio, hace espe.
rar que Ell p1blico corresponds debidamente q
esta nueva mejora que tanto interesa al pals.
Para informes detallados dirigirse a los re-
presentantes de la Companfa en- este puerto
L1TIMER & Co.
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SoBRE OUBIERTA.
Tari1a para dinero.
Intercoonial bajo do s5eOo. eOo................ %. Il D,
Idem mas de 5000. ................. 4 Dt
InHlatorra Y Francia. S....,.... u b.

Intercolonial baio do $500. ............... p
Idem mas de 5000. ............... 4 DT
InGaterra Francla Ss...".... u BT
Los Vapores Trasatlanticos tocan en- Plymouth.
ChCDOuiE Southamp pton. En- esta agenci0 SO OK
piden pasales direct-C Sara Paris.
Sc e1penden biAeyes de ida vuelta para Dasa-
jes Intercoloniales Trasatantieos por3 meses Gl
ahO resDectivamente con una rebaja del Is y. q.
PASAJES DE FAA.ILIAS.-T Toda familia COM
puesta de 6 mas personals cuyo pasaje Trasatanti-
co compOnga ell valor de cuatro pasajes enterOs
tiene derecho & la rebaja de una sexta parte del
montante del pasaje Entiendase Dor familia los pa
dres. hijos criados. Esta reduction no tiene lu-
: Los ninos menos de amos. uno gratis. dc 8 Ii
cuarta Barte, de II Ia miJad.
Los pasajeroS para FrGncia. cualQUier Darte dc
Europa, pueden 0uedar 16 d1as ca lngaterra 81 asi
GUSTAV vice versa los para lnGlaterra puedon que
dar en- Fruncta: Los pasajeros Dor estos vapores
entire Cherbourg. Paris. Plymouth L6ndres. una
rebaja de 10 pH los embareados On este puerto.
Egta prohibido i los pasajeros. embarcando On
este puerto tomar botes sino on casa de los Agen-
tes San Juan Puerto Rico. Sres. Lt1mer %: 81
pasale tomA.do borde pagara 10 p% do recarge.
den obtenerse pasajes Dor los vaperes de esta Com
pahfa, nara los siguientes puntos: Antigua. Barba-
das Belize, Oartagena, Colon, Curazao. Demerara.
Dominica, Granada. Grey Town. Jacmsl, jamaica.
la Gaira Martiniea. P;rt-au;Prince, Puerto Limon.
savanls, lL, Saint Kits Lucia San Vicente To-
50 exigen ahora preciss m6dicos para los traspor-
tes dc tabaco cafe 6 Europa.
Para pormenores sobre pasajes. Getes dem8s. di-
rigirse 8 la Agencia de Ia Compaflia.
La Compaffa asegura toda clase de valeres que
en- sfeetivo. meales Rrseiosos loyss se embaraYea
Thomas. Habana. cpalquier otro Dunto de su ruta.
AYAEteS L6t1m0r d Co
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80 ----~--->'
POR 100 DE REBAJA
Al teats De Orc, !
LIE DE La CRUZ, ENTIRE FoRTALEzA
PLAZA DE ARMAS.

.elos lentes lie orc con cristales
de roca. .......................... SO
I'D. i'd con cristales de aqua.
Id. de acero, cristal de roca
Id. id. de plata dorado con cristales de
aqua 80. 2-5O
Gran surtido de espejuelos Y entes -. so
Id. id. fnos de acerO. rO............
Lentes espejuelos montados al aire.. I-5O
Pahuelos de seda grandes. ............ IS
Id. i'd. chicos. ................... 80
Gran surtido de chalinas para seforas ca
balleros ! iMuy baratas
Sc VENDE Ell FONDO DE
)" Ell LENTE. DE ORC. -
Hta. 15 Alb.
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La industrial Cat,llana.

Fabrica Q pecial de fdeos galletas de TO-
das classes de soler Angucra, sucesores de
D.. Tomas 'satera, Ell Puerta de Tierra.
nepos to en- C ga de los Sres. " Ribalaiga
Y Coup /, Gale de la Fortaleza esquina la
.Tanea, II. - Mai.
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Para mas pormenores dirgrse en- Aguadilla. Sc
3rrns silva Ferrer & Co.-En Mayagiez, Sres. Heise
Kramer & Go.-En Ponce, Sres. Schroeder d Coz
San Juan de Puerto-Rco.
FEDDERsEN WILLINK & Co.
Ga7YJuan de .Puerto-R Rico Enero de 1879.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21
W ne M TEA.

Sc desea vender la zapaterfa sta en- 10 calA
De la Cruz, mum. II, propiedad de Doha Fuse
Dia EebrOn. En- ell msmo establecimiento in
formaran 4 Ia persona cue lainterese. q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21

| Muy Sres. n
Isla el superb
ol espaciO de
ensu yo en- Hle
particulitrnle
y cansadyS 7
tadu tan fave
anuRliaente
aplical.io d |
Cla adquirit
ese periodic
nos como e
sunoS otro
has. me recoI
| ln;is a propos
| den hallar los
| dad Y circutii
| nOcaS eXcepc
| do un error }
Sc crreen tlut
| tie V. Sc ester,
I amos dice tod'
que cnlpleadc
| mas. tiesi,,les
! bral', he oljteil
| tado nluy sat-
| dienio aSeH
| SO ha rrducior
| iez&s, sin rei
| ilidO una prod
| pOr cuerda hat
.of-. ----a's--'
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Mucho tengo que agredecer V. mi
querido senor Grimault, por SUI excelente
preparation de hero y quina; me he
pueStO acknowledgements bien con la d0SiS
de una cucharada entire mis- dos cOmidaS,
y me prOpongC volver emprender su
uSO.
DR. r. DE LARRooUE,
CabaAero de la Legion de Honor.
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eo1nes De salazar.

En- la Imprenta del BoLErIN Sc acaban de
recibir Sc venden Ortograj3as al alcdnce dc
Gramdtica extensa del mismo autor IL rs.
UNA. va
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dedS, didbeteS, y en- ttudS LIII:
en- que es necesariO repOner las fuerzas del
enfermO y restituir la SaNgre Sus princi
pios alteradoS o perdidOs.
Dr. ARNAL,
MidicO del Emperador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-21

SO exp1osn pasajes do ida vuelta yalides DOE dss
eses con is p de rebaia los pasaieros de c&Eaara
NINOS.
Los nifos de los pasajeros que go tengan anos
cumplidos son Hevados gratis Los qGs tengan
a6os cumplidos hasta sin cumplir pagaran Il c9sa:
ie. Los que tengan amos cumpl1dos no leguen
IT, pagaran pasaje; de- 10 afos on adelante pagan
pagaie enterc. En- case do que una familis tonga
nifos memories de amos. uno de elos sclamente Sc
neva gratis. los otros pagaran Dasale.
CRIADO
Los crados &c los pasaieros pagar&n en los Wales
trasat&nticos pasaje de entrepu6nte $50. Las cria
das paar&n las as del precio del paSajo seRun La
teGOrfa tomada por sus amos: NO uen9n d0rochC 4
estsr en- los Salones sino el tempo rigurosament6
nocesario para 81 servicio de sus amos.
Recomendanos los pasajeros tnsertban sus
nombres luGar donde van. on suS eQuipajes On
caract6res integblee Los pasajeS 40 exDiden hasta
una hora antes de Ia salida de los vapores.
No se aduniten detes despuee de la uegadA de los
vapores Para mds inf6rmes diriRirse d los Consig-
'ss'~N- BoaDA Goxp.
Mayagnez II de Febrero de 1876.
NOTA. II Desde el L. de Julio dc 1877 los
hetes pasajes por estOs vapores seran pa
gaderoa On ORC americana gu equiva.
lsnte en- nensaa eorriente con 81 3 p.8 do
pgemio, 7 q
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~M. Leg. de cuarenta amos de edad,
afectado de una dyspepsia CON debilidad.
ha sidO sometido al uso del Jarabe de
Quina ferruginoso; al cabo de ounce dias,
la melorfa era va notable, las luerzas, el
apetito, la tranquilidad de eSpiritu habian
SiJiO recObradoS. Al cabO de dos meSeS de
usar este medicamento. N: Leg: habia
tada Salud. y
(BoIetin general de Terap6utica de Paris.)
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13
GRAHAM LAKES.

Most of our people are troubled with
bad colds, some are quite sick.
The lyceum is being pretty we'll at
tended. Tie Indian beat the Negro,
educationd DO. wealth, and fire done more
damage than water. Question for next
Thursday evening, Resolved. That war
has caused more suffering than intem-
perance. Observation-Disclosures, B.
W. Woolstencroft. Negatiye-Selom
Fox.
The boys had quite lively time at a
German dance the other night VIC UNI
derstand.
We think we lave the advantage Of
Worthingt0n in that the Southern Min
nesota railroad is hauling rock to build
il depot at Seven Mile Lake. At least
that is the report. ''IIow high is'h
dot?''
Il. Woolstencrott is the only one in
this town that will be benefited by the
arrears of pension bill, that W. know of.
He will get some over 500.
A couple of Seventh Day Advent min
listers have arrived and are conducting
aseries Of meetings at the Brain school
house. Is. W. W.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13
RLANDIN EIEE lYIIE

CLEARWATER, WRIGHT Co., MINI.
Dear Sir: ''BIandin Fife Wheat ex-
hlblted ut the Minneapolis Fair of 1878.
III competition with twenty-six other
one-busllcl samples, WAS ca lied by ex-
perts the very best: and only missed the
first premium, OH account of there be-
ing O:ie sample that WAS harder and
nearly us good berry; and the hard
ness gave that sample the premium.
1t natures in form six to fifteen DAYS
less time than COZ, mon varieties and
thus virtually extends the harvest that
much. In 1873 the extreme hot wealth
er, Just as common varieties Of wheat
was filling, pinched the kernel and re-
duceu the crop i'll the State many
thousands OF bushels, and also made
The quality No. 3, instead Of No. !,
making difference in quality and
quantity Of more than So Der cent,
This Rlandin Fife wheat 10y it's early
maturing was very little injured. 1t
yields equally as well as tile Scotch
Fife, and makes better Nour for family
use, but IS not quite AS hard and hinty.
The straw is not AS stiff as the straw
Of Scotch Fife, but l lad no trouble
with It's lodging OR crinkling down, lit
stood up Well all over tile fielu). 1t
binds very nicely, and tlIreshes easier
anu cleaner than any other variety ever
raised i'll the neighborl,oud. L: is un-
douDteuly Il valuable acquisition, and
While do not pretend to say it should
be exclusively sown, do claim, that 10
good farmer Can afford to he without
few acres, say to the amount of one
fourth OF his whole acreage of wheat,
LII some portions of our State, where
farmers, whose whole crop was de-
stroyed by u hail storm-tley did not
even raise their breau-had they had but
4 few acres Of this early wheat their
bread and wheat would have been safe.
as it would have been harvested and
out OF the way before the storm. This
wheat was accidentally discovered by
All Old farmer, who noticed two heads
tile product OF one kernel-wllich
were fully ripe, while in the rest Of the
field the berry was only about half
grown. lie saved these heads and for
six years took extra care in breeding
the new variety. bought from him
at 4 high price, and experimental thor
oughly with the wheat before would
Offer it for sale, and am prepared to
substantiate the truth of all say about
it. | have all there is in this part of
the State, it not in the whole State, and
will sell only for seed and in limited
quantities: My price IS $3.50 per BUSH
Fl or $1.O0 ner peck, delivered ut the
Clear Lake depot or express office us
may be desired. To those taking two
| bushels or more will furnish sacks
free Of charge. (rhis is less than half
what my seed cost.) The wheat will
be we'll cleaned. There may he few
kernels i'll Il bushel that are not true to
name, but the admixture of other vari-
cites is small. Il have taken special
pains to show You both sides of the
! question that, should you buy, you
might not afterward feel as if you had
been imposed npon.} Orders promptly
filled. Cash should accompany the Or
ders, and relnittances can be made by
express, postottice order or bank check.
correspondence solicited.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES jerks.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13

lie advantages OF THESE LlNCS ;tlt
l. II the passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West and Northwest, he can
Iuy his tickets via some one Of this COMpAnyS
lines and be sure Of reaching his destination by
it or its connections
9. Tie greater part of its lines are laid with
steel rails itSrOld bed Is perfect.
3. 1t is the shot line between all important
points.
1. Its trains are equipped with the Westing-
house Air Brake, Miller Plat form anil Couplcrx
and the lat st improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience.
5. 1t Is the only road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
aud Council Bluffs.
6. 1t is the only ro,tt running the Pullman Pal.
ace Sleeping cars either way between Chicago
AMI St. Paul. Green Bay, Frerp'ft, Lacrosse,
WinOna, Dubuque, Nc(;rtgor, Milwaukee,
Z. No road offers equal facilities in number OF
through trains, equipped with Pullman Palace
Sleeping ears.
s. 1t makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points.
The popularity Of these lines is steadily in
crcaSing all passengers should consult their in
tereSt by purchasing tickets via III this line.
tickets over this route are sold by I'LL Coupon
Ticket Agents in he United States and Canad,S.
Remember. you ask for your Tickets via Of the
Chicago & North: Western hallway, and take
none other.
For information. folders, maps. Sc. not obt
tainable at home ticket Office, address any agcl,-
W; ii. sTESNETT; MARVIN HUGnITT,
Gen'l Pass Ag't Chicago. Gen. Mang'r.
Jan. l. 1870.-y.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13
PETIT jury.

LyCEUM.-Vice President Langdon
presided in the absence of the Presi-
dent. Lafayette Church recited Lin
coins favorite poem, 20 why should
the Spirit of Mortal lie Proud" The
question us to which is the greater in
centive to action, Ambition or Love,
was then discussed, with Messrs. E.
Clark, l.. Church and e. X. Thompson
in the Affirmative, and Messrs. A. p.
Miller, Miss. Ella Gibson, II. D. Will
ters and L. L. Sellers in the negative.
Tie judges, Mcssrs. Geo. 0. Moore, a..
\. kimball and J. Hyland, gave 4
unanimous decision in favor Of the
negative. An appeal was made to the
house, and the decision Of the judges
sustained.
Next Monday evening will be devot-
ed to literary exercises, with the follow
ing programme: Reader-Mrs. Craft.
Lecture-Miss Rice. Original POEM
II. l.. Sellers. Correspondence Harry
Day and Miss Ella Gibson. Essayist-
Mr.. Godell, DecIamation-Merrill
ROhrer
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13
COUNTY NEWS.
BIGELOW.

Born, in the township OF Wilson,
Iowa, on the 9th INST, daughter, to
Mrs. IL. C. Morey.
D. G. Holmes has been holding meet
ings every night for the last week and
will continue this work at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Terry, OF Ransom.
G. ". Ketchum has just returned
home. lie has been attending the
Free Methodist quarterly meeting held
at Gilman, Iowa.
The meetings that were held at this
place the last two weeks were a grand
success. There were several converts.
Hugh Mitchell's uncle was up here
OH q visit last week from Auburn,
N. Y. lie likes the looks Of this coun-
try.
W. B. Bacon, of Hokah, Mimi, was
here on 4 visit to H. Is. Trip last Sun
day. Mr.. Bacon is contractor at
Jackson.
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rangements to engage Mr.. Brooks Of
Auverne, for the first lecture in the
cause. go '~
county Attorney. y. Rol1rer, has
oee9 III town the last TWO days. lie
was taken sick while on his way to
'aney Springs and had to stop off here.
Fred Wegen's child died this week
and was buried in tue Catholic buryiuq
ground. The citizens have concluded
.!,@' we never will get along nicely un-
y" We nave some place handy to bury
t!'e dead. and III accordance with these
'oe's went out beyond the park and
condemned piece of land for that pur-
pose. and are now negotiating with the
H. Il. Company for the land.
when uncle Joe gets his hand organ
We will he fixed, and will commence to
put on metropolitan airs as we'll as some
OF our neighbors. Uncle Joe swears he
won't give us one tune, but we happen
20 Know he will never be able to resist
Tie batteries Of little children, and will
IN consequence give us all as good As
lie has Ill his organ. IIoop-la.
II. Barber has been confined to the
house for few days, owing to a stiff
neck, caused by taking cold. 'Tisn't
always wise to have a stiff neck. and
brother Barber now sees the folly of it.
and viii try his best to get over it.
Nay success crown his efforts.
We never knew until last Wednes-
day evening that We entertained poet
ullawares i'll our midst, but so it is.
Friend Newell has struck his gait, and
we expect some day to hear Of his eclips-
ing some of those poets that the world
now does honor to-. Well this is an age
OF progression, and Tommy realizes it
and Is bound to keep up with the times.
We begin already to feel the weight
OF competition of railroads. Most of
our farmers are taking their grain to
sibley and Sheldon, where they say
prices are better, leaving us out in the
cold. We hope some effort will be
made to regulate tariffs so that points
along the line of the w. & S. F. branch
will he able to compete with other
towns Oh the line Of the NJ. l. St. Paul.
Our George does not rene nber what
school marin he was with lately, but he
feels confident that whatever one it
was, he loaned her book that he is
anxious to obtain again, and now la
dies, come right forward, and show to
the world, that it wasn't you and that
this is only an excuse for George to see
your lovely selves again. II this meets
the eye of the guilty one, she had bet
ter stay at home, and send line by
her big brother for him to call and get
it, 1t lie dares. We are of the opinion
rather than run any risk himself, he
| will send out al officer after it. TRY
it on, ladies, any way and send US word
and Well be lar. UNo.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-13
ADRIAN.

Quite serious accident occurred to
MIR. ShiveIy at 1ronbridges farm, last
Friday. 1t seems bolt in one of the
couplings came partly out and caught
in the clothing Of Shivcly, tearing them
off and winding Shively himself around
the rod, bruising him badly and also
breaking leg above tile knee, and but
for the presence Of mind Of one Of the
thrcsl.ers who threw the tumbling rods
ont of position, it might Lave resulted
fatally. AS it is, it will be a long time
before he will be able to get around.
We notice that our friend Geo. II.
Carr, has adorned his store with the old
fashioned notices, do not ask for
credit, for cash we must have or it's e.
quivalent." mo more trust here, "
etc. We are gradually getting down to
hard pan. We expect soon to see those
that sell exclusively for cash, giving
purchasers of one dollars worth or
more of merchandise, chromos for each
3FClcle puicnaSeu.
We expect soon to have a paper on a
small scale started here to let outsiders
know what We have to sell and what
we want to buy.
The school house on last evening was
crowded with citizens to hear the ques-
ton discussed, whether the Indian or
Negro suffered most at the hands of the
white man. The ladies took hand in
the discussion and made it very inter-
esting. After the judges gave their de-
cision, We listened to quite good adj
dress OH the question delivered 10y w
S. Cobban. Question decided in favor
Of the Negro. Question for this week,
Resolved, That the late Pension bill is
a swindle on the tax payers. We hear
rumors of drama to be produced on
the boards soon, to break Il . monotol,y
of the debating society. We hope it
will be success, and judging from tile
ones that have it in hand we may ex
pect something good.
Some of the liberal thinkers here are
making arrangements for u series Of
lectures to be given here. We under
stand they have about completed ar
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HERSEY.

Minor arrivals in the town of Lorain,
at the residence Of John Iverson. Two
bouncing big girls. How u that fer
high?
A man came into 4 store here the
other day and called for pair of four
teens for boy about sixteen. Now
bring III your big feet.
We will have nice cool weather next
summer for every body i'll Hers ey is put
ting up ice.
We expect to arrive here tonight, the
brother OF John McCarvel and family,
who will settle in Jackson Co.. Town OF
Ewington. Mr.. McCarvel comes from
Minerspoiut, Wis. L. +.
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RUSHMORE.

Rev. Demorest will preach at Bush
more next Sunday and hold special
meeting every evening during the week.
Minor arrival at Mr.. Henry Ludlow's,
124 pound boy.
MI. and Mrs. Sears went East last
week. They expect to return about the
middle of March.
Mr.. uoyt Rushmore intends to start
for the East in a few days.
The Literary Society will discuss the
Indian question next Friday evening.
The young people in the vicinity of
Rushmore have a party every week and
"dance all night till broad daylight and
20 home with the girls in the morn
ing"
Another family from N. Y. will start
for Rushmore the 1st of April. Come
on-the more the merrier.
Last Monday evening the young folks
at Rushmore, surprised Mrs. Jas. Thorn
and had good time. IT'S said that it
was a kissing party and that the nectar
was so delicious that nothing but the
glaring light of the sun could dispell the
party. The most prominent persons
present were Mr.. II. Rushnore and la
dy, Messrs. II. and NJ. Dougherty and
ladies, Mr.. W. Randall and lady, A..
Fox and lady and Master Harry Thorn.
After bidding their host and hostess
good morning and many thanks for
their entertainment the company dis
pelsed to their several homes. The
general exclamation MAS, what lots OF
fun We had! x.