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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

ASA PACKER, very prominent
man in Pennsylvania, died, in Pbila-
delpbia on Sunday evening, in the
seveuty.fourth year of his age. He
was native Of Groton, Connecticut,
from which place, at the age ofseven-
teen, no emigrated, alone and on foot
to Springfield, Susquehanna county,
Pennsylvania, where no had an I'M,
Gle, carpenter by trade, to whom
he apprentieed himself. After learn
ing his trade, ho built and ran
boat on the Lehigh canal; than he
became q contractor for the con-
suction of canal locks, and was
next interested in the mining and
shipping of coal, buying largely OF
coal lands from timo to time, and
steady accommodating money until
in 1852, he projected and built the
Lehigh Valley railroad, mainly from
his own resources. This EN-
barrassed him somewhat, but his
perseverance, and pluck eventually
brought him out of his difficulties,
and he ultimately became very
wealthy. Although without any
early education, he served as county
Judge, member of the legislature,
was elected to the SD and 34th
congresses, and in 1868 received the
vote of his state delegation in the
Democratic convention for the nom-
nation for president. He gave
$500 600 and suitable lands TO found
a free university and has added some
donations to il since. His career is
a remarkable ILLUSTRATION OF what
NAV be accomplished with the most
adverse beginnings by courage, per-
severance and seif-reliance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
A MINING suit in which the p

A MINING suit in which the people
of Iowa county took great interest,
~ Vas tried at the late term Of the Cir
cuit Court in that county. To fully
state the case would require more
space than we can spare. The range
Of mineral in dispute was discovered
more than forty years ago. After
the lands in which il is located were
in the market She Healhcocks be-
came owners. Under written lease
they sold the mineral rights in certain
"forties" where the range was known
and others through which it was
believed to run, specifically describing
these lands. More than 100000 in
zinc and other ores have been taken
out OF the range by Mcssrs. Ross 81
Henry, the owners of the range, and
about two years ago il was found to
turn and run back INTO another
"forty" not included in their lease.
They claim that their lease was
intended to coyer the Grange" whei-
ever it run, regardless NJ the "lorties"
included in their lease. The Heath
cocks claim they have no right to
mine Oh any lands not in their lease.
This is the question between the
parties. Moses Strong, Phllo Orten,
Lanyon &c Spencely and J. NJ. Smith
are the lawyers tor Ross & Henry
and j. w Taylor and Barber 81
Clementson arc the lawyers for the
Heathcocks Tho case was several
days on trial, 1t Is an equity case
and was tried by the court but
Judge Cothren submitted certain
questions involved to a jury. The
jury found that Ross IL Henry had
the right to go on and mine the range
but that they would have to pay rent
to the Heathcocks. The Judge has
not yet rendered his decision and it
is safe to guess thft whatever the
decision the case will 60 on to the
Supreme Court.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

Tho military record of both
houses Of Congress-, as given by the
Washington correspondent OF The
Cincinnati Commercial, furnishes food
for reflection. OF the .l3 Democrats
in the Senate, 90 are ex-Confeder-
0tes, and not one was Union sol-
der. OF the 33 Republican Senator'S,
four were Union soldiers. In the
house, 65 Of the 14S Democrats
are ex. Copfederates, and nine were
Union soldiers; ofthe 1870 Repub-
licans, 80 were Union soldiers. these
figures make it clear why a Union
soldier has no chance for retaining
O position in the control of this Con-
OFegs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
4 STRAWBERRY, TO give ! be .

a STRAWBERRY, TO give be best
satisfaction, should be left on the
vines unit fully rine, and picked
but an hour or two before eaten,
and always picked 60 as TO leave the
huils on the vines, as straw berry
Of the tender fieshed varieties. " ben
fully ripe, cannot be hulied after be-
ing taken from the vince, withot t
injuriDg the berries bat with lit.
tie practice, the berry when on the
vine can be freed from the bull
without the least injury.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Eyervtbino

AN AppEAL.-Everything de
ponds on the way in which things
are put Who could help having q
tender feeling in his heart for the
man who did not kaow' how 10 ad
vertise, but who made tho following
pathetic attempt
Here liv'th man what don't refuse
To mend
Umbrelases, bellowses, boots and shose.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Two letters, one from an ed;to,

Two letters, one from an editor,
want TO know it We are going to
leave them in darkness as 10 who
Keyes's sneak thief is We can only
answer like the darkey who held the
size bear by the tail from going down
the hollow tree where his chum was
stealing the cubs: "When the tail
holt break loose you see what darkg
de hole p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Women never Think /!

If the grabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witaess the intense
thought, the deep study and thorough inves-
tigation of women in determining the best
medicines to keep their families well and
would note their sagacity and wisdom. IN So
Letting Hop Bitters as the best and demon
strating il by keeping their families in per-
petual health, at mere nominal expense, he
would be forced to acknowledge that such
sentiments are baseless aud false.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Henry WARD BEEcHER. cbaplain

HENRI W ARD bEECHkH, UUHpIHIH
of the Thirteenth Brooklyn Regi.
ment. visited Mon real and PARTED
pated in the celebration of the
QueeG's birthday on Saturday.
There was review of troops by
the Governor General and Princess
Louise, who were introduced to Mr..
Beecher, and afterwards q dinner
and speeches by Lorne, Chaplain
Beecher and other notablss. The
Thirteenth Brookisn Regiment, &C.
by Mr.. b ,echer were al
80 mighty compiimented for their
'smartial bearing" etc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

Democracy means States-Rights
and States.Rights means Secession
Democracy means White Suprem-
acy and White Supremacy means the
abolition of the Amendments.
Democracy means the swift and to-
tai overthrow of the last stainful
memory of Lincolnism.
Democracy means everything that
has been taught by the Okolono
States up to this hour.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

THE Memphis Avala,sche is not for
Tilden. II the Democratic party
owes him anything, it urges that a
subscription be taken up and EN- piled
in the nbaru.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

some Of the Vermont sugar-mak-
ers say they have gathered only
about half ~ much sugar from their
orchards this year as usual. The
sugar season seems 10 have been
short at both ends,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

Chica go, May 81.
Wheat sl@l.oo16. Corn s5ss9s55sc.. Oats 2s5sc.
e54o@3.65. Butchers Cattle s225@al5 Wool.
Coarse, 10000 medium, 20G23; d ne i6@20
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

The General Government is the
slave of the several States. They
have the right to let it live or con-
denim it to die at their pleasure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Lancaster Town Bonds For
Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, Grant County, Town Of Lsncas-
fer--ss
In compliance with the laws Of said State for
refanding Town Indebtedness, the resolution of
the Town meeting of prl. 1879, of said Town. and
the direction Of Is Board OF Supervisors, hereby
offer for sale within said Town, for period of
Thirty Days, Forty-fvo Thousand Dollars Of the
negotiable bonds Of said Town. payable or before
ten years from date issued for the purpose Of re-
fuosiing the whole of the present ntebtedness Of
said Town, sta lower rate ofinierest.
The terms OF fhe sale of sach Bonds are that 10
the person bidding the highest sum- not less than
par and Offering to accept the lowest rate of inter-
est for the whole any part Of said Bonds the said
bonds Ia whole or in part shall be issued.
Bids will be received at tn Q Bank Of Geo w.
Ryiaud, Lancaster, Wis.
Dated May 18th, 1873.
q. W. RYLAND,
Chairman Of the Board OF Supervisors OF said Town
fnxrS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
THE HERALD.
LANCASTER:
Chursday, May goth, 1879.

HoN. Geo G. Hazelton will adj
dress tho law graduating class Of
Columbia College on ,be 10Th Of
June.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

States Rights, including Secession
as an incident, is the cornerstone of
the Democratic party.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
A Lancaster Farm for Sale.

Ny 225 acre farm, three miles north Of the
city of Lancaster, is offered for sale.
There are 100 acres under pillow, and the
whole farm is fenced.
IL has plenty of timber, abundant water and
pasture.
1t has good two-story frame house a good
frame barn, granary and other outbuiIdings.
offered for sale at low price. For further
information call on the premises
4m6 JAS. S. LIVENS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

We regret to notice that the Meridian Mer-
curry opposes system of free-schools in Mis-
sissippi. 1t denounces the Democratic plat
form indorsing the free-school system and
pledging the party to maintain it. In pursu-
ing this course the Mercury is not only vast,
ing its time, but is furnishing text for our
enemies on which to erect charges that have
no basis beyond such instances Of isolated ex-
preston of opinion.-Memphis appeal.
If the expression of public feeling
isolated, the expression of private
feeling. is universal, and it all coin
cides with the Mercury at that, and
the Appeal knows it.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
POWDER AND SHOT,

Sample Extracts from tho Okolona Southern
States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
NEW YORK SHOPPING
Lamar Purchasing Agency!
ESTABLISHED. RELIABLE.

Eserything bought with taste and discretion
New York fashion eorresp 1ndent Of the HERALD con-
nected with the agency. Best city references Send
for circular with prices Address
IF MRS. BLLBN LAMAR, SIT Isroadway.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chicago & Tomah Railroad.
nnINa earrn

Trains make connections at woodman with passen.
ger trains on the NJ. & 81. Paul RR
d. r. W. WILLIAMS, PFLYNN
President. superintendent.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
Taken Up-Colt.

Taken up ! the subscriber on lands owned
by him in the town Of Little Grant on or
about May lst. 1879, one gray horse colt,
two years old; heavy name and tail. The own
er is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take sa.d brute away.
WIN. ADAMS,
Dated Little Grant, May 9, 1879. Avs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

For President--David Davis, Of Illinois.
But David will never date official documents
from the White House.--lMe'nphis Daily A0a-
laache.
He won't that.
Any man that will sob, slobber and
SWIVEL over Abe Linkhorn will never
receive the vote of a unanimous
Democracy.
A man by the name of Greeley
tried that little thing once, and made
the most superb and successful fizzle
of modern times.
The Avalanche editor is not the
most hopeless idiot in our asylum.
We have several better samples.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29
chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railv ay
AT PLATTEVILLE.
oLATTEylLLE 4 MINI

AT SPECHT'S FERRY.
EokTH. SOUTH
Accommodation. 3s5p mi Accommodates. I2:Is m
Express d Mail 5:46 m Express a Mail 1901 D "a
Reduced rates on sound trip ckets TO aud from
all pointsoH G. b a NJ and o. G. l. d. roeds. Pare
to Dubuauesndre turn e5cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

As it isn't so everlastiugly certain tina
| there is ne doubt about the result of the mex
Presidential race, it wouldn't be bad polio,
for our fellows to defeat GRATIS nomination
They can do V.cksburg Herald.
But sour fellows" as You cal
them, don't want to defeat Grants
nomination.
We prefer TO see him selected al
the opposition candidate, believing
that we could beat him easier thar
any other man.
If he should be elected by a mira
Gle, we can snap our fingers in his
face, la 1875, and defy him to dc
his worst.
If any Radical is elected in 1886
we want that Radical to bear the
name of Ulysses s. Grant.
The sentiments of the Vicksburg Herald's
Conservative platform are good but they are
not pupular in Mississippi Wichita Kan.
Herald
Bet your bottom penny they re
not.
The people of Mississippi feel that
when brilliant Bloody Shirt paper
Qike the Wichita Herald) can pro
nounce the sentiments of Southern
man as "good," it is high time fol
them TO stop and consider the senti
ments in question.
Mark what the States says in this
connection.
The next u. 8. Senator from Mis-
sissippi will be out of line with the
Vicksburg Herald, and his name will
be Jefferson Davis. Ethel Barksdale
0 r. Singleton, j. z. George, Jas
r Chalmers, or some one who will
agree with these leaders Of the Mis-
sissippi Democracy.
Now 60 home and whistle fol
twenty minutes while you give this
little fact your utmost consideration.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-29

poha-aO 40 NV NuO pinCo W uuu III.
You have the sense to know, and if
not the sense, you have had the ex.
perience to dem onsfrate that your
present mode of angry agitation is
making labor less. and reducing
wages. Capital and labor are mu-
tualIy dependent on each other. If
you intimidate capital it is timid
and hides itself. While it is hiding
you are starving. 1t never comes
forth at threats. 1t never circu-
lates 10 times of violation and dan.
ger. Before this agitation com.
menced you were prosperous. The
real estate associates built hundreds
of houses in year. Since this agi.
tation times have been hard. The
real estate values have deprecated,
enterprise has been arrested and
you have been the first to feel the
blow. Ii there are no bricks laid
there is no money tor carrying the
bod As soon as you cease agitating
confidence will be restored. Money
was never more abundant. New
enterprises will be inaugurated and
new Industries stimulated. Money
will again circulate freely and you
will get some. 1t is your owe fault
that the period of stag alton has
cone. Ten years ago this was the
happiest. most hopeful and most in.
depent country 10 the world. Every.
body was elastic sud buoyanf; ev-
erybody was Industrious and Geo.
nomical and nearly all had their
own homes You gambled in stocks.
ven, into politics, lost your grip
gave way to the Chinese, began to
drink wh,skey and beer and to play
'apilch seven-up" a; the corner gro
eeries. Your had example made
hoodiams III your children, and now
you meet on the sand-iot, blaspheme
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-21
Extracto de la Gaceta de hoy.

Por r. 0. 81 agosto 1ltimo SO aprue-
ba la conducta de las ofcinas de Ha-
cienda seguida con ell buque naufrago
ingles Kati N. Ken,'ie disponi6ndose SO
proceda al abanderamiento de dicho
buque.
-Durante ell mes de agosto 1ltimo ha
habido en- los asilados de Benefcencia
ell siguiente movimiento entrados 13
salidos g.; muertos q; qusdaban a f.
nes de mes 440.
-Por ell consul de Espafa en- Santc
Domingo SO participa la Comandan-
cia Principal de Marina de esta provin-
cia, que el faro de aquel puerto, de IS
pies de elevation, cuya luz antes era
fila, tienela ahora giratoria, cambiando
de rojo blanco de minute on minute
y siendo visible q 15 millas de distancia.
-Esta vacanto una plaza de Prac-
tico de n1mero del puerto de Faiardo.
-Tambien SO halla vacante la Depo-
sitar1a de fondos municipales de Maui
nabo dotada con 900 pesos anuales.
-Por el Ayuntamiento de esta capital
Sc dan las gracias y SO acepta el ofreci-
miento de proporcionar educaciou gra-
tuita seis nii1as pobres, facilitandoles
ademas todos los titles necesarios de
ensenauza, hecho por Ia Sra. D. Satur-
nina Fernandez de Penaranda, direc-
tora de un colegio privado de instruc-
cion primaria en- esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-21
. La Prensa " de Mayagiez con-

" La Prensa F." de Mayagiiez con-
sagra algunos piropos 4 :" El Busca-
pie " por la question de Institute !; ell
otro dia llamaba interSs-ante ell mis-
mo peri6dico d La Civilization " y
energico y apreciabil1simo a La
Abeia;'' &c La Cronica requiebra d
{" La Prensa " y esta q "La Croni-
ca :" Justo Derecho acaricia su cor
religionario satirico de la capital y
este a Derecho. Ultimamente el cole
ga de Manatl establece comparacio-
nes entire Justo Derecho y Horacio
Coolies y Mdcio Scevola, martires ro-
manos del heroismo y del amor pa
trio.
Esta visto que la sociedad de 6ona-
bos nsdtuos progresa, y nosotros cele-
bramos la gran fraternidad que en-
ella reina.
Muy pingiies dividendos ia. vez
no de-y ESQ es discutible-la bonn
bastica companla pero en- cambio
no Sc escasean m1tuamente sus socios
platillazos 4 diestro y siniestro. 7
vayase 10 uno por 10 otro!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-21

iQle buena voluntad lie profesa Ey
Aqerte 4 su vecino ell BoLET1N :! iQue
bueno que desapareciera este para
dejar el puesto a tan buenos y des-
interesados amigos
Asf hemos exclamado al tropezar
con los benevolos sueltos que, bajo
Ell epfgrafe de Cuentas atrasodas, nos
oonsagra ell vecino colega en- su nd-
nero de anteayer. Vive Dios, y
cuanto tempo ha tenido que rumiar
las tales cuentas Ey Agente! Nos habla
de consecuencia el; iel que un dia Sc
las echaba de reformista y al siguien-
te .e endilgaba su partida de defun-
cion al reformismo; el que tan prom
to aplaudia y patrocinaba la celebre
negociacion como la atacaba 8 no
estaba conforme con ella {; 81 que
tantas veces ha contradicho por Ia
maTana 10 que sostuyiera en- Ia Wis
-pera
Es esto nj siquiera serioi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-21
Boletin Mercantil.

basta con 10 anteriormente expuesto
y "a reproduction de este suelto.
va ven, pues, 10 que no pierden
OCCASION de execrarnos que no sola-
mente conceptos rigurosos emitimos
siempre que de Hispano-America
hablamos. Placenos sobremanera Sc
nos presenter ocaslones como esta
para enviar un carinoso saludo a
aquellos pals IS americanos que, hi
dalgos y laboriosos, nos hacen justi-
cla y saben marchar con seguro rum
10 por ell derrotero de la prosperi-
dad moral y material.
Sc 10 enviamos con entusiasmo d
Costa Rica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-21

Con todo, precise es no solo que
regrese pronto Ell battalion de Madrid,
4 otro que le sustituya, sino que
juzgamos muy conveniente que, HI.
ciendo economics donde haya lugar,
Sc devuelva q Puerto Rico no solo ell
que ahora Sc va sino tambien ell ba-
talon que Sc fue en- tempo del senior
general Porti.ia, quien, como sus
sucesores, siempre opin6 que era III
conveniente Ia disminucion de nues-
tros cuerpos militares. SQue menos
guarnicion puede tener esta provin-
cia, rodeada de enemigos mas s me-
nos encubiertos de Espana, que cua-
tro batallones de infanterla y uno de
artilleria, cuando esas fuerzas Sc han
juzgado indispensables por todos los
gobiernos desde muchos amos antes
de los movimientos de Lares y Yara?
Quien quita que los laborantes Gu
banos no intenten distraer por este
lado la atencion de la madre patria :?
Por su parte, los voluatarios, d
quienes, cuando no ven peligro ln-
mediate para la integridad naclonal,
devora la apatla, con pena 10 deci-
mos, es menester que Sc reanlmen y
nutran con nuevos miembros, pues
no hay que dudar de que q no con-
tar ell Gobierno de s. M. con ocho
batallones de esta institution, adic-
tos y decididos q verter su sangre
por la patria, 81 fuere necesario,
como reserva del ejercito que son,
no haria aquf 10 que en- la Haba-
ma y demas ciudades principales de
ia isla de Cuba, dejarles conGada la
custodia de las plazas mas importan.
tes y de los mas whales intereses. Sa-
bemos de muchos buenos patricios,
algunos de ellos retirados de las filas
de voluntarios por SUI edad 8 acha-
ques, que tan pronto como supieron
la marcha repentina del battalion de
Madrid, cuya partida todos sentimos,
han pedido un- fusii y un sitio en- las
honrosas filas de la milicia cildada-
ma. Es, pues, de esperar que ahora
rsnazca ell glorioso entusiasmo de
1873 en- todas las poblaciones y cam
pos de Puerto Rico, pues, 81 aqul no
Sc han experimentado las desgracias
y des6rdenes que en- Cuba, debese
en- primer lugar q la nunca desmen-
tida lealtad de la mayoria de estos
habitantes, y en- segundo, a la pre-
sencia del e]ercito y de los vo,unta-
rios, veladores incansables de Ia in
tegridad nacional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-21

Guardese el colega la Erase toser
por ez colneiNo para su uso exclusive,
va que aires de majo 8 de guapeton
parece quiere darse en- IA segundae epo-
ca de su vida, y trate de robustecer-
Sc, porque, ajuzgar por los slntomas,
anda algo enfermizo y delicadillo de
salud y pudiera acontecer que esta
segunda epoca fuese mas Unstable que
la primera.
Extranale q H Agente que lame
mos amigo a nuestro colega Don Can-
dido, cuando, segun dice, no tuvi-
mos ell valor de protestar contra SUI
Suppression. Nosntros hubieramos que
rido yer que protesta habrla escrito
el colega en- aquella fecha en- que,
ardiendo una guerra en- la Peninsula
y otra en- Cuba, y siendo censor el
mismo que suprimiera d Don G"ds-
do, no siempre Sc podia publican to-
do 10 que Sc escribia. Los periodicos
reformistas ha5fan desaparecido to-
dos sin protestar de NADIA.
Amigos y compaileros de combate
fueron en- los azarosos tiempos del re-
formismo Don Cdndido y ell BoLET1N y
iuntos sc batieron contra muchos que
hoy son pollticos vergonzantes tai
veZ.
Yea, pues, E Agente como con
justicia somos amigos de Don Ctn-
dido.
Ciertas enemistades a que alude
H Agezte son nuestra mayor salts
faccion, nuestro mas preciado triun-
70. 81 en- vez de ser odios y ojeriz rs
fleran amistades, no tendrlamos ra-
zon de ser, va no existieramos nj po-
Utica nj moralmente no serlamos
nosotros mismos. Que m is enemis-
tades que las que tuvo ell glorioso
Castanon que mas 6dios que los que
rugen hoy al rededor de Rafael de
Rafael, energico 6 indomable direc-
tor de LA VOz Ue Cat0G
Ellos no cejaron ; pues tampoco
hemos de cejar nosotros /; sin cuidado
les tenian a ellos ciertas animosida-
des mas adn, les honraban pues
este mismo acontecenos a nosotros.
Que haya esos rencores, nos 10 expli-
camos perfectamente 10 contrario
fuera inveroslmil, inconcebible.
Y he aqui por que razon, creyendo
E Agente desazonarnos, nos ha dado
por la vena del gusto.
Ell colega ha re,aac5do epfermo y
mucho sera que no nos de cualquier
dia un NAL ratio.
Sujetese H Age'ste a uu buen ira
tamiento higienico por 10 que pueda
suceder.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-09-21

Santoral. .--L1nes %. San Mauricio
y companeros martires.
Martes 23.-San Limo papa y mr.. }
Sta. Tecla vg y mr..
Microbes 24.-Nuestra Sehora de las
Mercedes.
Pagos.-Hoy SO han pagado los ND.
meros de 6rden 107 y 108 correspon-
dientes a la amortization de billetes del
Tesoro.