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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-19
Ron blanco y ron ahejo en- E7 Colmado.
Longanizas de vich frescas en- Ell Colmado
,: :,s::. ;s:. La Industrial Cstslans ,:;s,:. ::;:..

brica pastas impa inestmbe
este pals oece gdmas venaas por sus pouctos au
maqa hardn sempre p1ico consumdor
gale fnas de todas c las exjan ell las
necesidades dc cada
ventajas pdbico
Ell Gnco depoto general de &bcs ha esbdo de
Domingu Bolivar 90, oale de San Justo amcen pov
.sa.z.ss-, Il l,t. Julio
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NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo cos
taran as p.3 recargo.
- SO expenden Bflietes de ida vaelta pa
70 pasajes de primera con un IS p.S rebaja
. Y6lidos por 90 dias desde su fecha.
Los niiios memories de af1Os, uno gratis,
DDS 68 afios solo la cuarta parte, y de &
8 l2ajIos pagaran la mitad del pasaje.
Los ,pasajeros de cubierta han de llevar
OonsigO los enseres de CANA y sus provisio-
d heS.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico. q los Agentes generates.
~. SILVA 90.
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Jaleas inglesAs en- latas en- II cotaado
Geegrafa de Pnert0- Rico
POR QUINTANA.

I En- Ia imprenta del BoLErN SO ACADIA de tirar
con tipos iuevos Y elegantss la te,'cera edi-
cion de 10 acreditada obra de. texto para las
escuelas de Ia Isla, titulada ELEMESTos DE
q GEoGRAFIA DE LA IsLA DE PUERTO Rico, por el
Pbro D. Manuel Quintana Corton. 4
Sc vende en- este establecimiento 2 reales
ejemplar y a$2-25 docena.
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le avelas de composition ep El Coln,ado
lss REGIAMEN,TO
DE CAMINOS VECINALES.

: !, En- la imprenta del BoLETN SO vende d s
. reales ejemp1ar ell Regldne1,t0 ecO,l6n,4co-
& administrator de Cdn,S11os Uecirsales dictado
- en- Is de JUNO Iiltimo por ell Excmo. Sr. Go
bernador, General.
Tambien Sc venden y hacen talonaios q
{ sprecios nn5dicos toda clase de impresos
: saecesarios para la ejecucion de dicho Re-
E1Amento.
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IA ElgGAUGlA 0OBAUA>
4S.-FORTALEZA.- As.

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pdco
rhacercu qtier ertrabajo 20
Il
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velas de parafna de colores en- El Colntddo
IA [LUSTRAcI0T P0BRTO- -RIQUlIA.
CENTRIC DE PUBLLCACIONES
7 TALLER DE ENCUADERNACION.
ENORTAI LEA Al.
Ell MUNDO ILUsTRADO.
a.. FORTALEZA A..

Ell MUNDO ILUSTRADO.
Esta magnifca publication, de la que Sc
vienen ocupando con eloglos los principales
periodicos de Europa y America, es sin duda
alguna la mejor mas importante de GUAM
tas han visto hasta hoy la luz pdblica en- Es-
pafia. Ninguna Illustration de su clase ha
ofrecido hasta hoy los exelentes regalos que
da la empresa de Ell MUNDo ILUsTRADo sus
favorecedores, nj ha publicado q la vez tan
tas nj tan importantes materias.
Vease ell prospecto que en- estos dias SO
repartira con profusion por esta citldad, 8
hagase una vista la librerfa del que sus-
cribe, quien SO complacera en- mostrar las
preciosidades de Ell MUNDo ILUsLRAno y da-
ra todos los informes noticjas relativas Il la
suscricion. Sc ;sdmiten suscriciones de los
pueblos de la Isla, dos reales el cuaderno
de ocho entregas y q los Sres. del campo
que deseen ddquirir la presente publication
Sc les aumentara un me dio real fuerte por
cuaderno. Siendo franco ell porte van pu-
blicado hasta la presente IL cuadernos.
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Carruajos.

De Gonzalez y Ramos, galen diaFamente .
lAb dos de la tarde, para Rio piedras Caroline
yCaguas: las cuaJro para Cangrejosy Rio
fDiedFas, hetados 4 todas horas.
- Oalla de Ia Fortaleza n6mo. "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-19
Almidon ingl6s en- Eel 'Colmcdo.
HOTEL Y RESTAURANT UNIVERSAL.
s1--CALLE DE SAN JUsTo

---T 0I-UATIU D111V CCIO-OI.
En- este acredi sodo establecimiento Sc siryen
comidas todas horas y Sc admiten abonoS.
Habitaciones espaciosas y c6modas para
huespedes.
Limpieza, economic, esnero y excelente
tFato, 4--6
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Coches de alquler.
Las HueIlas del Crlmen.

Noyela cubana por Teodoro Guerrn.
70. Sc vende On Ia Iraprenta del Bo.
LETN encuadernada g la rdstica 4 Seia
reales eiemplar,
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0Deraciones do que SO ocupa la sociedad.
Desco"tar, pres.ar, girar, llevar cuehtas CO.
rrlentes, admitir dep6sitos, recibir imposicio-
nes abonando interes, verifcar cobranzas por
cuenta ajena, negociar valores con sin su
regponsaDiiidad, ycuantas otras operacieAea
de eredito Y banca que no SO opongan sSu
Estatutos Reglamentos.
Tipos acordados para las operaeienes.
1op% annual para los descuentos.
2pX annual para los prestamos.
fp% comision. de cobranza
&p% al trimestre sobre el valor de los de-
p6sitos en- custOdia.
Las eueAtas corrientes son levadas gratui.
taments (; no exigiendose NADIA de los interesa+
dos por los sobros y pagos
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Institute -Colegiio.

do ell ferro-carril, seguira alberta la matrfcu-
la hasta que empiece ell curse. Sc avisara
oportunamente ell dia en- que principien los
examenes extraordinarios principle del
curse academico de 1880, que terminara
q fines del mes de julio.
s. 49,. Ell RECTOR.
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Oretonas de puro hilo para sabanas, creas ]
aya60s % Org en- Las Novedadeh
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"A 25 centavOS.

Fernando este almanaque una verdadera
Enciclopedia pueden conservarse los pliegos
que 10 componen para reunirlos con todos
los del ano pasado, componiendo un libro
tan it'll como interesante d rs. uno, calen-
dario foliador infantil para 1880 2 rs, uno Y
por docenas 90 reales.
ALMANAQUES de libros para 1880, del
ito Carcoma. De los chistes.- DE la Algeria.
l-Hispano americana 8 20 docena.
FRA FILIPPO LIPP1, noyela historioa
y una portada riquisima al cromo tirada 8
doce colores, 5 tomOs rlistiea $3.50.
DICCIONARIO enciclor9dico de historic
biografia. mitologfa geograffa por Luis
Gregoire, tomOS encuadernado de lujo $12.
IDEM general abreviado de la leugua cas-
hasta Ell dia por Lorenzo Campano, tomo
i'd. $3.50.
Juegos de manos 8 arte de hacer
diabluras / t. id.s................... i'd. :. 80
Ell lenguaje de las flores y ,el de las
frutas con algunos emblemas de
las piedras y los colores con 10 cro-
mos, por Florencio Jazmin t. i'd. :. rs
Cuentos fntimos, por F. M. Pedrosa
Hiytoria t iaem de Julio Cesar, por xlfonzo
| Lamartine l t. i'd id...,............. ;. rs
Los hombres de Ia revolucion, retra- .
tos historicos id. i'd. t. i'd ..... :. Is
Teneduria de libros por partida do
| BILE, obra la mas extensa y COM
pleta que Sc ma puDllcado haSta Ell
| Ola en- Espaf1a ell extranjero, por
| Fermin de Antonio, t.......... 3 ..
ADVERTENC
| A los sefiores del interior, so admite ell pa
60 de obras periodicos en- sellos de Correos
la par, pero en- las obras CORE de su euen-
ia ell gasto de franqueo y certifcado.
Sc cOnlpletGn obr0s truocGs y Sc encargan
todas las que SO desean, pues cuenta al efec-
| to con releciones en- toda las poblaciones de
la Peninsula Paris.
Agto. 8 +. Fu1'nGg1terG.
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Loza &c porcelana y cristaleria en- Las No
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CALENDARIO
PARA ESCRITORIO. FOLIADOR
(srsTEMA AMERICANo)
PARA ESPANA Y SUS COLONIAS.

confo7'me d la cie,,cia Astronomical y sontoral
de Espaata para Ell afto 5&siesto de 1850
fernando una rica encyclopedia de conoci-
mientos titles, con numerosos datos histo-
ricos, centifcos, politicos, etc., efemerides
para cada dia del aflo, gran variedad de his
torietas, anecdotas, epigramas, charadas,
enignas, ETC., formularios de economic do
mestica, dichos de homhres celebres., ex-
plicacion de las grandes festividades religio-
sas, cronologfa de los reyes de Espana, etc.
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T1 I& WEu EuI6uG0 VAkII6 0AplVB0 u IHU6EoD VuU
Abena 10 Sociedad por Las inpcsciones pls-
70 flo: et
Do &2ee arriba per 3, 4 Us meses, s. px
De id. i'd. por s, 7,ss6 . mescs p,S id.
De i'd. i'd. por 10, ii, II meses Z p| i'd.
De i'd. id. por l3 lneses en- adelante p9@id.
Director, Marques de la EsperGnsa. sa.-Secre-
tsrio, 81 D. S s1osS Z Ansoso 1 ca5sGls-oontador n9o
reG1lO Vega.. Alb, 5.
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SOCEEEDAg1NSo
baessaaa 2s5alaa
CEsEDITte MEI2tyANys'gzA.
s. J., EUEKss:Il'CC- RICO.
ASOCIACION DE CREDITO
CONSTTTUaFeA POR ACCICnE5.

Capital social. ....... So Go0,900 ., nem.
I'd. reallzado 81 de
Diciembro 1879. S22,214 81 efvo.
Acciones suscritaB (3 de
Diciembre 1879 1858
Id. sia suscribic. c................. 4,3l7
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
ST. PAUL q PACIFIC.
Securing the Final Decree Which Settles
Things

Securing the Final Decree Which Settles
Things.
The st. Paul q Pacific Railroad company
came into court, yesterday, to begin proceed
ings for the adjustment of all differences be-
tween the contending interests, as heretofore
reported. The st. Paul & Pacific company
having bought out the first division
company's opposition to the issue
OF debentures, and in connection there
with to dismiss the several suits pend
ing in the United States circuit court,
Messrs Geo. i. Otis and George B. Young,
legal representatives of one faction, and Fl.
Il. Blgelow, representing the Litchfeld-
Becker interest, appeared before the Judge
yesterday forenoon. Unlike their recent
former appearance, these counsel were not
ready for forensic fight, but were all peace
ably disposed. The only question now
was to obtain suitable decree
to cover the adjustment with
legal armor through which the dag
gers OF controversy could not penetrate.
Each attorney was ready to forge link, and
anxious for the court to make the new suit a
perfect fit. The matter was discussed briefly,
when the court (Judge Nelson) advised the
lawyers to prepare legal instrument (de-
cree) and submit it tomorrow to-day.
Ihereupon the late contestants withdrew in
q body, sought Mr.. OTIS office, and in con-
junction with Messrs Hill, Farley, Kittson,
Becker ct al, began the labor of preparing a
suitable instrument for judicial decree to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
Lecture at Odd Fellows, Han.

Mrs. Matte A. Bridge, of Milwaukee, widow
of Sam. J. Bridge, past grand master of
Wisconsin, will deliver lecture at Odd Fell
lows hall, this evening, under the auspices of
the Odd Fellows of this city, to which all
members Of the order and their friends are
cordially invited. The subject of her lecture
is Tragedy and Comedy on the Florida Las
goons.'' Mrs. Bridge is spoken of in the high
est terms of praise as an elocutionist of rare
ability, easy, graceful, and prepossessing in
appearance, whose experience and travels in
every part of Florida, as we'll as her long
residence there, have made her master of her
topic. Throughout Wisconsin, fthe East, and
in several cities of this State she has been
greeted by crowded houses, and will, no
doubt, meet with the same cordial reception
here. All should 90 and hear her.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
"Mother and Son."

The first rendition of the thrilling drama
OF Mother and Son" at the Opera House last
evening by Madame Janauschek and her COM
pany was complete dramatic success in every
particular. The plot is very artistically con
structed in its every part. It is the story of a
proud imperious family of Sweden-a count
ess SO jealous of her honor and that of her
family that she disowned her own son for what
seemed to be the theft of a paltry sum from
the treasure vaults; the son conscious of his
own integrity yet too honorable to expose a fos-
ter brother upon whom the sin should rest, but
who bore mothers curse through long years
OF exile. This suggestion of itself is sufficient
upon which to construct an admirable drama
and the author has made the best of the oppor-
tunlties afforded
Madame Janauschek, as the Countess of
Mansfelt, fully sustained the great reputation
she has achieved. In the first act there is but
little IN which she can display her powers, but
In the second act she rises to the height of even
more than magnifcence. Seldom has more
lmpassioned passage Of acting been displayed
upon any stage than when she heaps mothers
curse upon her son and drives him from her
presence, disowned and dishonored. In the
two succeeding acts she displayed fine tragic
power-portraying in her every lineament
terrible mental battle between mothers love
and the pride of noble and untarnished
name. In the closing act, when her son re-
oohHS W OlaAm ASI AOISlVeneSS ana blessing,
and when all the mystery that had surrounded
his youthful fault is cleared up, there is a
truly touching passage Of emotional acting
the return of a long-suppressed, though almost
uncomfortable maternal love, with the inten-
sity that only strong natures can feel depicted
with the most thrilling dramatic vividness.
MIR. Thprne as Bruno, the son, was admira-
BILE throughout. He displayed an intelligent
conception of the character and historic ca
pacity that places him in the front rank of his
profession. Mrs. Jennie Murdoch as Franciska,
was charming, as she always is. Isabel Wal
dron, as Selma, made decidedly favorable inn,
preston, and by her modest demeanor, capti-
waited the audience from the start.
Tonight our citizens will have the pleasure
Of witnessing Madame Janauschek in perha ps
her most powerful character, Deborah, the
forsaken Jewess." It has been adopted espe-
cIally for her, and as all theatre-goe know is
full of the most intense dramatic frenzy.
Those who admire the highest style of dramat-
ic art should not fail to attend the Opera House
tonight,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
Important Patent Suit Before Judge
Nelson -

An important patent-right suit has en-
gagged Judge Nelson's attention for two days,
the argument concluding yesterday and the
case being taken under advisement. The
suit was brought by G.. I. Flint, of Winona,
against Robert Bros. & Loudon, of the same
place, for an infringement on tubular radi-
ator to hot air furnace. The patent to
the invention is claimed to have been
issued to 0. N. Hunt In 1869, and
reissued to the plaintiff in 1876. Since then
it is alleged that defendants have been using
the improvement without warrant of author
lty. Considerable local feeling has been en-
gendered by the suit, and it has been in the
course of legal progress for some time. The
plaintiff was represented by Hon. L. L.
Bond, the great patent-right lawyer of Chi
cago, and the interests of the defendants
have been under the charge of Hon. w. b.
Phelps, of Winona. Both counsel made
long and exhaustive arguments, and went
into technical explanations illustrated by
models of the machine which is in dispute.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12

follow that sale with another. I found that
business was SO dull I couldn't make good
sale, so stored my goods, not caring to incur
the expense of returning them, but thought
to keep them there until good time to get
rid of them would come. AS to shipping
he goods under an assumed
name, that's customary. All auctioneers do
1t. 1t prevents any opposition in the towns
you intend making sales. If the merchants
get wind OF All auction sale in country towns
they get up fight against it. To avoid this,
did use different names, but always ship
ping and receiving under the same name.
moreover, shipped my goods from st. Paul
and Minneapolis, two places where am
known. There was no concealmellt or Of
fort in any way. l have done the same
thing before. Such goods as I sent away
We're those could best spare from my trade
here. believe I was acting for my own
interests, and know / was not attempting
to detraud anyone. can pay all my debts,
and hope to do it with the aid
of what has already been taken from me. -
Mr.. Chambers story is only partially told
above. The salvint points of s'the AFFAIR."
alone are explained above. He had long
account of his rambles, and the manner in
which he tells his story impresses one with
the truth. There are not few in the city
who have been constant and
consistent in their belief that
Mr.. Chambers would return. Their opinion
has been that ''Chambers was too credulous
and unsuspecting to get up scheme to de-
fraud or evade his just debts.'' Such as
these are now occupying the grand and unap-
proachable altitude of II told you so,'' with
no fears of dislodgement. About
two weeks ago Mr.. Chambers met Mr..
Maurice Auerbach in San Francisco. It was
just after he Chambers had learned from
the GLOBE the estimate placed upon his ab-
sence. Mr. Auerbach added to his informa-
ton, congratulated him upon his proposed
return to St. Paul, and babe him good bye
for a trip to Santa Barbara.
Chambers tells his story with
out hesitancy, and claims to be able
to establish by proof change in the here
tofore. existing, public verdict against him.
Mr.. Chambers talks with eager earnestness,
and with frankness that carries the .convic-
ton that instead Of being dishonest he has
been unfortunate.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
CHAMBERS RETURN.
Il CURIOUS STORY OF HIS ABSENCE
IND WANDERTNGS.

He Was Out of His Head and Roamed About
the "Globe" in San Francisco, He Con-
cluded to Come Home-His Explanation
of His Shipment of Goods-He Was Going
to Auction Them Off-His Design to
Settle Up.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
Business Embarrassment of a Reliable
House.

business Embarrassment of Reliable
House.
1t is with great regret that the GLOBE an
nounces the temporary business embarrass-
ment of the prominent manufacturing con-
fectioners, Messrs. Miner & Mccarthy, doing
business at No. 3s Sibley street.
The firm made voluntary assignment
yesterday afternoon to Mr.. Frank Keogh,
transferring the accounts, credits, dues,
tools, machinery, fixtures and all the ap,
performances of the business for the use and
benefit of all creditors. The assets are
estimated at $4,000, consisting
of stock, machinery, fixtures, accounts, etc.
+ Of this amount bill of sale for 81, 900, on
stock,l.and accounts valued at $4,000, we're
given to the firm of Beaupre, Allen &,
Keogh, their most extensive creditors. Their
Indebtedness to the last named firm consist
ed of favors on endorsements amounting to
$4,000, and $4,000 for goods purchased.
To satisfy miscellaneous Indebtedness,
they assigned fixtures and machinery, om-
inally valued at So 1000, to Mr.. Frank Keogh,
together with uncollected outstanding &C.
counts valued at $4,000.
The liabilities are nominally estimated at
$4,000, about one-half of which is regarded
as unsecured. The firm are also indebted to
the Merchants National bank in the sum of
$4,000, which is unsecured.
The direct cause of the failure is attribu-
ted to difficulty in making collections, and
the unfortunate affair could have been easily
averted if the demands for outstanding in
debtedness had been met with greater de
gree of promptitude. The firm is we'll
known for its enterprise and high CONNER
cial standing, and the intelligence of the
present reverse will be received with general
regret, while their action in taking the course
pursued will be regarded as most judicious
and honorable. It is hoped that the firm
will soon be able to resume business. It is
house which st. Paul can lily afford to
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
The Persians

Believed pure coffee to possess life prolonging
qualities. The continual demand for both Tea
and Coffee, at the Atlantic and Pacific Tea
company store, 81 x East Third street. proves
conclusively that pure article is highly appre-
ciated in this country also.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
The GLOBE Want and Enploy-
melt Bureau.

Advertisements in this column are published
at five cents a line each insertion, but in
order to prove the efficiency Of the GLOBE as
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty-five
cents, three-line advertisement, Of situa-
tions Wanted, Situations offered, Boarding,
Lost, Found, &C., and continue the ADVERTISE
ment until the object sought for is accom-
plished. For twenty-fv cents, the man out
Of work can advertise for situation until he
finds one.
Each line over the three, to cost FIVE cents
per line each insertion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
FIVE CENTS A LINE FIVE CENTS A line
CLOSING OUT.

NLOsING OUT sALE-I intend to close ont INV
entire business this Spring, and win sell my stock
OF Cloths Cassmeres and sutings below cost for the
next thirty days. will make the following discounts
from dctudl-c0st: Bills of $1,000, ten per cent
Bills of $4,000, fifteen per cent. Bills Of $4,000,
twenty per cent, Bills of $4,000, twenty-five per
cent. Store fixtures for sale cheap. good chance
st. Paul, March 9th, 1879.
M. G.. TEN EYCK,
o2-S SO East Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12

CHRIsTOPEL-In this city, March 9th, ANGLER,
wife of Henry Christopel, aged GA years, months.
Funeral will take place from the residence, No, 20
West Tenth street, Wednesday at JAM.
Friends of family are invited to attend. Chicago
and Sacramento papers please copy.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
DIED.

Positive sale of the boot and shoe stock OF
John Fetsch, ESQ.,, to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
PERSONAL.
F. G. Power, Montana, at the Metropolit,

&c. Power Montana, at the Metropolitan.
L. Mendenhall, Esq, Duluth, at the Metro
politan.
Mr.. Charles F. Johnson, Duluth, is spending
few days in the city.
Hon. W. NJ. CAMPBELL the able Representa-
tive from Meeker county, was in the city yes
terday and when the Governor put his name to
me ae, Mankato st. Cloud land grant railroad
bill he felt good.
Hon. w. T. Bonniwell, the understandable
Senator from Mcleod county, leaves for bis
home this morning, carrying with him a GER
tilted copy, approved, of the Mankato & St.
Cloud railroad land grant bill. his pet measure
OF the session.
MIR. Alex. Mckenzie, sheriff at Bismarck, is
IN the city on visit combining business and
pleasure. He is genial and com panionable
gentleman who has made numerous warm
friends here, who are always ready to accord
him a cordial welcome. Mr.. Mckenzie, besides
being one of the most genial hospitable men of
Bismarck, is one of the solid citizens Of that
prosperous city.
"Monarch"
Bound Bosom Shirts. Large stock lust re-
ceived. Also the best assortment of Linen
Collars in the city, all the new styles, at 81. so
per dozen at Pannells, III East Seventh street.
0ee Want column Tor haVanaghs sales.
Don't forget the great sale of furniture at
the Commercial HOTEL this morning at 10
o'clock.
The great sale of the Fetech stock of boots
and shoes will continue to-day, at rs East Third
street.
Positive sale of the boot and shoe stock of
John Fetsch. ESQ.,, to-day.
DIED
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12

The great sale of the Fetsch stock of boots
and shoes will continue to-day, at rs East Third
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-03-12
AUCTION.

Doors AND SHOES AT AUCTION.-Iw will COM
~ nence this morning and close out at public auc-
Third street, near Cedar street. The full line of
goods will be offered in single pairs. Come early and
make your selections and have them handed the auc-
uoneer. P. T. KAVANAGH,
81 Commission Auctioneer.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL FURNITURE AT AUC-
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. M, at the Commercial
Hotel, Seventh street Carney block, near Jackson
street, the contents of about twenty five rooms In the
above hotel consisting of parlor furniture bedroom
SETS tables, chairs, bureaus enclosed stands toilet
SETS bedding, window shades, stoves, lamps carpets
on every floor, etc. P. T. KAvAHAGH,
o4-1 Commission Auctioneer.