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SHILERill.FFS SALE
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: John Eddy !,
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aIIsaac Eddy ct al

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DY virtue of q certain order Of sale 10 par
I'D titiou issued from the court of common
pleas within and tor the county Of Monroe
and State of Ohio, in case pending in said
court between the above named parties, and
to me difeoted,I / will offer for sale at public
auction at the east door Of the court house
In woodsfeld, on - !,
Saturday, the 18Th day Of September. 1879
bstwssn the hours Of 10 o'clock q. m. and 4
o'clock p. m, Of said day. the following Dc
scribed real estate situate in Monroe county
Ohio, to wit: ~ .5. 4s9
The northeast quarter Of section nineteen,
township FIVE of range five, Except the part
thereof owned by Jacob Schneider. supposed 10
contain fifteen acres, and the part thereof own
ed by Philip Schumacher. supposed to contain
two acresand the part thereof owned by Henry
Windland, supposed to be ten acres, and about
one.half acre more or less conveyed for school
house and church purposes) containing one
hundred and thirty.three acrss more or less,
also a part of the southwest quarter Of the
Ave Of, range five, commanding for the came
near the mouth Of Death Fork at the section
line between sections nineteen and twenty
thence running with the road on the west side
of said run; thence with said road up said run
to where said road leads into said run; thence
TO follow thejneanderingso of said run up to .
sugar tree about six. inches in diameter and 81
elm about fifteen inches in diameter. supposed
to be about eighty-fve perches from the mouth
of said run: thence due esst TO the east line o.
said quarter quarter Of land; thence south T.
the line between sections nineteen and twenty
thence due west to the place of beginning, con
saining seven acres more or less; also, about
thirteen acres in the northwest corner ofIths
northwest quarter Of section tbifteen, town
ship Eve of range Ave. being the land decided
BY, ,Miohael Hess and wife to Michsel Eddy, IN
all one hundred and fifty acres more or less,
said property 30 ordered TO be sold Is ap'
praised at 5000 and may sell for two third
Of said appraisements ,siIf2 rt.al 6aa sirii
TsRns-One. third cash, one third in on
year and one third in two years; defefrei
payments to- bear interest from day Of sail
and 10 be secured by mortgage on the preri
ses sold. =
ngl2,'79w5s oX .bsls Sheriff u. G. o.
PEARSON h DoHERrr and, HusrER MAAlLtt A.lLE
RI, Att'ys.
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One vitesssays, never water .immediil
ately befy,e orIaf,erfeediug. say that
e horse 10 tSirsIy always give bin,
drink. and hs viii .hank. you, Tor II 4 l
have often sesn horses put In the stable
stnoon for an hoGr or.two and not eat
Q pound Of hay or grain, but looking
pistfdily for water, sod then their care
ful wrer, who would not let them have
water when warm, will come to givethem
.anuugh tn kill, and drive the remainder
of. The ,day ap;tve ,buckets Of water and
no feed Ten chances to one his horses
,siyes out with, him or get sick before
might. slNpw, 4 4,say, give the horse wa,er
IL be Is ever no warm: give him q swal.
iow, rinse out his mouth and nostrils,
give him q bite. Of hav; 10 Q short time
. little, wafer, hut rot too much. II be
10 watered several times, q little at q
time, until he is satisfied. he will moi
diink more than, bali what he would II
yos let him gulp,it down st once. Tor
IriJsns saefs sAi % sitis iess 80 70
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Agperson who has tried it says that D
handful of tobscco stems placed In the
box in which the dog-sleeps will entirely
rid him OF fleas, and that leaf or two o.
the same weed putin Sc ting hens ne,
keeps vermin alta respectful distance
These are two more 'hiugs tobacco b
good for.
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COLLEGE,
as MARIETTA, OHIO.

rNHE instruction and methods are those Of
i, the best Eastern Colleges, All instruction
in College by permanent professors. The PRE-.
DEPARTMENT gives thor.
ough preparation for college. and all the ad
yantages of the best academies and high schools
The next term begins Sept ;l.sS aasi nT
,.-s1ss'taa - L w ANDREWS, President.
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/ NvTIOE TO STONE MAsONs.

.CRALRD PROPOSALS Il win be received 1t
/ . the Auditors Office in, Woodsfeld, Monroe
County, Ohio, September S. 1879, to II
O'Clock, n. FOR two abutments near John u.
Bridg gemans, in Lee township for bridge
across Barnes Ruu; length Of abuttnents lS
tset ~ base and :s feet at top; height II
feet; thickness 6 feet at base and diS feet on
top, With the necessary wing walls; sllFoi
which mnst be frst class masonry. and abut'
msnss must be flushed by the 10th day oi
| November, 1873. s,,ast ..,4 a,f.,a a.e,.
No bid willbs considered unless accompa
nied by d good and sufioient bond The
ommissioners reserve the right TO reject one
| Bysordersof the Commissioners. fii'99 An
| - .asa .tA..H0RFRLER, Aud. u. c.. o.
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V>O she Members OF Trait Run
InsuraBce C0mpany..--Thee elsc-
tion of new officers for the Company wilisbe
on the Third saturday in september,
rom . to s o'clock p. M, at the Trail Run
school house near Mr.. Joseph Hiils. foil
attendance is desired, % there are questions
Of importan ce to discuss.
By order of Directors. a. 81 -%ss
WILLIAM H0BURG, Secretary,
july29,'7sw3, ,s.t. ~, ,sf
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GEALRD PROPOSALS. will be received 1t
10 the Auditors Office in Woodsfsld, Monroe
couhty, Ohio, September s, 1879, to II
O'Clock, n, for q wrought iron bridge across
Barnes Run, near John b, Bridgsmad's in
Lss township, sad bridge To- be 80 feet long
(sxtreuae lengthy and IA feet roadway, !, to be
completed BY the 10th day Of November,
IlS79. aG4 .939T ~ 1tf&sc kii' tio1}2& ''s's'
Bidders must furnish plans and specifics
tions nf the superstruoture. No. bid will be
considered unless accompanied by good
and sufficient bond. The Commissioners re-
serse ,he right to reject one or sll bids. ~
/ BY srder of the Commissioners, r
l gslss N. H0EFFLKR, Aud. u. 9. O..
1 .fnlxaA ,lax6,ll nnlRCAlNt 81 Hal.I Wflsss
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These examinations will commence at .
O'Clock \. m. and close at 4 p m.
A fee Of 50 cents Is required from each
applicant as condition of examination, and
must be paid in advance 111t bHA .gea
: BY order of the Board. sBH
augIs.Ts,. 8. A, ATKINSON slsrks .
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate Of Jacob Mqrkls, Dscsa.ed.

THR undersigned has been appointed and
/ qualified as Administrator Of the estate
of Jacob Nsrkle, late Of Monroe County decd,
Dated this 2lst day ofyuly, A. D. ls79.1,'i't
tui, 22,'79w3. p eA&uRL CLRea'
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NOTICE OFAPPoINTMENT.
=stAt S1fs sltH iftIiffIl- tfts5t-f. =
Estate Of Kinsey Dduis, Deceased.

! asaiu f,iss ss-fas91d Tsfih gst
THE undersigned has been appointed and
) L qualified as Administrator Of the estate OF
Kinsey Davis, late of Monroe. County. dec,A
Dated this 9th day Of July, A. >. 1870 -
/ iiyfbd7svSs &c NSRf LNDE4O6U,
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Increased Rspubs two years '4 . f+sS'ssl
over Dem two years ssl'sif 3 1,s45, ,739 II
s In January. 1878. the Democratic party
again came into power. with Governor and
4Legislatsre Under the rule of the Democrat
.icpsrsy, the levy for an purposes was j
in 1873 sei.-s,ss, IS 1na ass26s2t 4At 80
yi.Theslesy for al purposes in 1873 is not yet
obslnsbls in an official form; nor win itbe un-
ii the report of the Auditor of State is made
~ tie Goysrnof In December. .s,,p 3Isa ~
II viii thus be seen that while ths lew for
,all parpoees wss sncredssd fby the mti-D Demo
.aatic party st the rate of nearly one million
dollars . year. between 1855 and 49, and, that
the increase in the levy for all purposes under
Republican rule dsring 1876 and 1877 wss sone
million two, hundred and sforty-fve thousand
and seven hundred and .thirty-nineI dollars. and
,seyenteep. cents over the, levy of Democratic
rule for 1874 end 1916. that under the rule q
the penoe, attic party for 1878, the levy for all
p1rposes was one million one hundred and
hlnety thousand two hundred and Ave dollars
and forty-nine cents kss than the 1eSt under
Republics rule in 1877 and tsoo million one
hu8dsed Aafid sninety-six thousand and eight
HUNDRED and eleven dollars and twenty -tws
cents less than under Republican rule in 1876
.1ow. we suhmit whether these facts should
n2 sfrf5t Dur ttention and detemine spi te
yote thS DemocfAfic Ticket IN October.
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,MIIrsnRY.

Straw Goods blsachsd and made up. lam
determined to sell cheaper than shy other
establishment In Woodsfsld .or In th eoun-
~ .at sass $500 3s h,.E aaS ~
Place Of business west Of the Court Heuss
Call and examine my stock. ~. ~ t.
nay2o'7s. NARY A. aUrHRRlR.
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.A-V nNtnt,t ASOW - OiIIJ ~ 4I.VI 4'Iitl
TT70ULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of woodsneld, and the public generally;
that he does first clxSs
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Be Il re.Jas: az %s ssaIsral ssIs . z..e,as iss sr a.
Stdte 4f f0hso.F three esAftHs of an The members
electsd rtes eaeh lieuae s6dicurdhe sksssipx
= That a proposition 70 ams4f tka censsltutiea
tof the State Of uhio be snbmitted ,Ao7ths
electors of ths State = on ths second II esdar
Iofrocsbsr. HstDsil ssssa als.N Nsal6Ys 10 .wis~
l,fbGt ascsfsns s5zaSsr9 6e 1hfol64 tH{kled,
lsluaiei6l" bs amspasdf no As ssfbs Ikd rad
a. folleFs:1la bsgfa9eg sIsfgehsIy )
SFHIoN s. The State shall Be diyiAsd6nte
nine common pleas districts, Of Nkjch the
county of Hamilton s6ati cohitil1} enc.
which districts shall.be oES6mpsot tsrfi{ory,.
bounded by county lines, and ssid- distSIctss
other tlsn said county Of Hsmlltoag shall,
without division Of counties, b. sfsrthse ,di-
vided into sub.divisions, in each Of ,Ehlelr
and In said county OF Hamilton, thSra shalf
bsa alsSt ed iby the sIsctsssstHsfsof Hspsot-r
lively, at least one, judge sf the conrt "a kSm-
mon pleas for the district, and residing thsrs-
IN. Courts Of common pleas shall b keldl
byy one or imgre Of these - pdesa,iE svsry
county OF TIE district, ~ often as mss Be,
tpf5vided By ols~, snd more tk ~ & onis eSurr
or sitting thereof msysbs held sltkS4xms,
Il V1U - Az SeOn uiettsSh tn0tO b0&Q ~
alelected, BY iheSlesters - tlssys6f su6AS dis
tnct.one judge Of the distIicteosstb by9Ikon
the district courts IN such district shall BE-
y held and he shah receive sSel1cOxd tesatiou
as may be provided bs las,ls erisslb6arss
shsil be held in, each county 81 lssek once
every year. The Gehsfsf 'AsssAbIy mSy IN.
/, lcrease the number Of distDiet ss6stt1xess 10
three, IN any district OF distyieta and nay
hold any court Hbsnssassf6 6sc@ @1ssfetS s7stsn
Of the failure, disqualification, abatns9 Or
sickness OF any judge, and the apapnt Of
pay ano.eo Judse Pro tempess ny -ce ds-
lnqcteqI HON itte saias Vi g ~ 1eeG@Heose
default causes the pecessiiy ri .hayins the
fpro teDpots Judge The timex o. koIdlng
leomnen pleas sndfdistls6s accnSsso abel b
liked BY law, but the 6enesel AsssnblENay
an horse the judges Of said courte. rsgpsst-
a livelys 10 fxl Che Hines oiahs hse11ns q said
courts. .,,.y a4t - s,.,,a.,. psad red
sFhN said election The yoters desirinr "a
A votS insfavo 81 ~ ltbiS sSss I'm 1kalf
nl.esa npon. ,h.i, .,,Sts ss-;Ic,a. ..S,si !,
1cons,;,nt;on.i 4 smsra,n.rs ~. .,a ~ -
sitsrs aSo 10 not SyoT 4. S .Scpiios os y ss IA
amendment. may nav. PLACED spsS ShslF'Sll-
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Notice to Teachers.

rTHR Board Of Examiners Of Monroe Coun-
i ty will hold meetings foe the sxamina.
tion of Teachers as follows. O
Sardis.g Saturday September g, 1891
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f, Tailoring. all ri Blu Business, inc !

and, will keep ON hand !, s,'csrefally selected
stock Of - j9S 7.b jett 81 &, ns i .TNc 10
~ ;5sst t..,.,5 "a
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Proposine an Amssasd ss admenrfesec-
tlOns Three and Five. Arlicse
EoFeur. of the C0asaituslA1f jRe0r.
ganizing the, tSedrcihsyn earhhe
SN0les E. s. 90 n go
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A soldier,s Views.

=. x
. The editorpr the Medpar Q-zDenr-
craf w4s soldier 70 the army ot 9he 70.
tounac, and sss kept Tor nine. months ON
duty watching Mnshy and bis men in The
fsids and 'thickets down about Manas-
-sas, Piedmont and the Wolf Run and
Bun Ruh range. He Gays that General
Grant forgot him Alter the war, hut he
froxe fast to the gallant Moshv, and gave
rewards to him fnr,A all his dashess on the
y Union sbeysTeThe soldier editor then
. saysP: Nh eNs V'sSs9 A
We owe Charles Foster nothing, but
I've do eve Generals Ewing ard Rice the
respect due from one soldier TO another.
We can notvete this TALL Tor Foster,
s1i1 Ewing or Rice, butiwe do ask every old
soldier IN onis who s has ssen Be a9ng ,;s
= vote sss wise man and q true patriqi for
!, Zen. Ewing and The gallant one -legged
Rice Z, ll3w ssass 4ss 80 Sas .es4ss5sla
~ We never aided or assisted that class
" ofmen who iclamor ssthot,the scdr srns
80 faiisrey-onIy suchsupstarts anG politi.
esI frauds as Charles Foster, and Zach
Z, Chandler, keep that cry upon tbe breeze
= They are or low stsy-at-hpme trick
s,efs, who have grown rich at the public
erih. and who. in view OF future Office
s.ill scream tor some soldiers, more war
more divisions OF north ana SOUTH mo,'
taxation, and more elevation OF the rich
and degradation OF the poor. Ihey say
she wars~assa failure. because the people
and Congress say that armed soldiers
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REsQLurrdSs.'a'
Senate Joint 'KesalasIdG IdGon,

sla oi selssd sninidail .gysHsaW
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fasii iFN.s3.i nsiR b il UaGsA gGt
Audi prepared 70 make clothing in the latest
styles. Also, will cut ont suits for persons
xho desire to have them made elsewhere.
may 20, 1878. CHARLES ,LAUENSrRlN..
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.sal .o..tJ &. go q a 2aibf9It
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JOINT RESOLUTf0N.a

q 20 % ID a T5f&-<s@s-sz Es1H1fP5Ts}N
submittlhg 1ss0pS pSssassKRis6A1k4fo
Section ef.9rttcIs TVS. Sec
Aectian Foue of aAslleleoT Ts0sAe
nos,s1 sSs eeps'''ps;sa sas sssgs e sfs say
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NOTICE

July2s,,7sws.5i eas1fSl0i b
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Total fsr two pemocrptie yeass. .$5f go. 1903 IA.
4eb In, january, 1s76, ,the Republican party came
into powsrswith Governor and Leeislaturel Un-
Ger the rule Of that party, the total levy fot an
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS,

10, saSa A..H0RFRLER, Aud. n. Co.,
y jniy 90 yqU6. E.s f.~s ..tYf..t
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SEC. 4. Township oflesrs shall beIslsetsd -
the FIRST Monday Of April by The qpaliasd,
electors Vt their respective townships. IA suok
manner and for suoA teFmstot ssessdlig t1E65
years, as may be provided by lav.af 90. asrl
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julyas, ,1sva - Probate Judge L. CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-30

Pasajes tgasdtldnticoS.
De este puerto santander y st. Nazaire,
l.dels q de IL 81 de IL Entrepuente
$500 $175 $16O $50
Ell montante de pasajes de fetes es pagade-
ro en- orc americana 6 su equivalente Ell mo-
media corTiente con ell 5 p% de aumento.
CONCESIONES.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vuelta en- los
Wales Invertebrates, validos por dos meses y
con un l5 p% de rebaia, en- los trasatlanticos,
validos per doce meses con un rs pS de re-
baja.
A toda familia cuyo pasaje compute ell mon
tante de cuatro pasajes de Camara Sc hara una
rebaja de Is p%.
Los nifios memories de 8 ahoe Cratic, de 3 g
la cuarta parte, de q II la mitad, de doce
cumplidOs pagaran pasaje entero Cuando una
farnilia tenga varios nifos, memories de afios
SOLO uAo de eRos ira gratis los Gemas pagaran
cuarta parte de pasaje.
nara los pasajes deentrepuente, v las muieres
los dos tercios del 2as.,ss "a tornado Dor sls amas
40 Para S mas detalles, Aris qaS ~ 80 ''''''''
~. .uRR a. On
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Notable conVenitDcia.

Una de las Agencies de -Negocios de mayor
intluencia credito existentes en- Malrid tiene
Ell gusto de ofrecer sus seTyicios EN- cuantos
asnntos ocurran en- los MiRisterlos, .Trbunales
de Justcia II Ienlas of ciRaBes de ~
Corte, aSegdrand' Ia mas leaf, activa proba
gestion en- todos aquellos que Sc la encomien-
den, mechanic los honorarics, sempre m6di-
cos, que sc estipulen, con Ia condicion de NO
PoDER DIsPoNER DE ELLOS interim no Sc obtenga
ell buen exto de la reclamation, a fin de que,
en- el case de ser negative ell resultado que Sc
busque, NO pRoDUzoA EsrA RESOLUTION aAsros
AL lNTERESADO.
81 por estas circunstancias consigue MERCER
la confianza de las personas qHe tengan asun-
tos pendientes en Madrid Y desean confertla
su gesti,n, pueden al efecto, concurrir la ca
sa habitacion de su corresponsal en- esta Capt.
tai, calle de San Jose nlmero 2, principal
Puerto Rico, tebrerO l5 de 1879. H. 81 d..
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NUEVO
dep6sito de muebles.
40 FORTALEZA. 40

Los dueflos de este establecimiento tienen
ell honor de ofrecer al publico en- general un
surtidonuevo de muebles precios sumamen.
te desconoeidos; los que tengan el gusto de
visitar ell nuevo establecimiento, saldran de
el altamente satisfechos tanto del trato per-
sonal, como del surtido ALI existente de-
meneionado ramo; ofrecemos ademas I'm
gran taller de carpinteria y ebanisteria, donl
d. seran servidas todas aquellas personas
ql. Sc dignen encargarnos algun trabajo,
por dificil que sea, en- la seguridad dc que
serf. ejecutado con prontitud, elegancia y
solidez, tanto en- la parte de carpinteria CO.
mo en- la de ebanisteria.
Puerto-Rico Noviembre de 1878.
Hasta s Mayo. sAEZ Y 1IURIAS.
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GRAN NOVEDAD.

En- ell antigua. y acreditado estabecimiento
LA BoR1NQUEN Sc encuentra un surtitlo feno-
menal de sombreros de todas classes y formas,
chinelas 2t rs. par y 3 rs, zapatos de nj
nos a 80 Cts, cintas de gr6s de todos colores y
anchos abanicos desde un medic hasta SIG,
baules, perfumeiia y una iHfinidad de artfculos
de novedad fantasia.
Igualmente acabamos de recibir un gran sur
moda, procedentes de Barcelona y Paris, y un
sin n1mero de artfculos de fantasia polafnas,
muy atlas, de niha, q y rls., de sefora 4 2 pe-
sos, corbatas negras de nudo largo elegant
SimaS. Mo- l8
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ANUNCIOS DIVER.SOSv
LA FAvORzTA.
Guile de San Francisco, muuacro 81

Guile de San francisco, nil7norO 81.
Absolutamente separada de LA BORINQUEN,
pues ha DEF do de ser su sucursal como 10 era
anteriormente, ofrece al pGblico un variado
surtido de NOVEDADES precios sumamen-
te limitados, con 81 obeto de renovar coustan-
temente sus aparadores con marcancias impor
tadas de los principales centros de Europa.
Ademas de infnidad de artlculos que estan
proximos llegar, mencionamos algunos de los
acabados de recbir, como son:
Cintas de seda con teco sin el, flores, fe-
cos, botones, abanicos con plumas para seho-
ras ninas, abrigos de lana, chalinas, tiras
bordadas encajes blondas, rizados, cors6s,
medias fnas, cuellos bordados, penetas y put
seras, cinturones, porta colas, juegos de cristal
para tocador, fioreros de cristal, gorras y "a
patitos de raso para bautismo pertumeria, ju-
guetes, loza, copas, vasos y dulceras de crista|,
caizado para sehoras, caballeros y nihos, para
guas y parasoles, bastones, baules todos de
cuero, maletas, carteras y sias para viaie,
guantes de cabritilla, de seda de hilo, calni-
sas, cuellos puhos para camisas, corbatas de
todas classes, sombreros para senoras caballe-
ros nihos, costureros, paluelos, &c, &C., &c
TruJiUo d Co.
Puerto Rico, MARIO 26 de 1879
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NOTABLE RITA.

Con permiso de la Autoridad Sc rifara sin
falta con el sorteo nt1mero 40 que SO celebra-
"a en- la Diputacion Provincial ell 19 de mayo
pr6ximo un hermoso reloj de orc. de 18 qui-
de ancora, Inca recta, de repeticion: toca
las horas, cuartos minutes tiene un al
manaque perpetuo que marca la luna, las
fases de esta los dias del mes y los meses
del afio;y cron6grafo arreglado q, la tempe
ratura, ha sido tasado en $1,000 y esta
depositado en- casa de Felipe Hecnt. 1 Las as
Relojeria ItalianG de Musa, -Fortaleza 81. El
cual Sc entregara a la persona que presente
la papeleta cue contenga ell n6mero iguaf al
premiado con los 10000 pesos del sorteo va
Adicado. Hta, " may.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-30
PldOraS HOLLOWAY.

Estas famosas pfldoras ejercen una influen-
cia tan benetica en- Ell est6nago, ell higado, los
intestinos y los rifiones purifcan tan compile
tamente la sangre cue han llegado a disfrutar
de mayor venta que ningun otro medicamento.
Los que padecen debilidad 6 perdida de ape
tito recobraran pronto la salud normal, toman-
do unas cuantas d6sis de este excelente re.
medic.
Las muieres que han llegado a la edad crfti-
CO deberian apelar las pfldoras HOLLOWAY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-30
SOClEDl|Al,DES.
AVISO.

La casa de conercio que giraba en- el pue-
bio de Arroyo bajo 10 razon social de Tomas
Oano Comp, fue cerrada ell l8 del corriente
mes y todo SD active y pasivo ha pasado la
fcsa,ooajo ell mismo nombre gira en- el pueblo de
con ana. la enal pueden dirigir las reclama-
~ 21 Se ls78s personas que tengan asuntos
- - ~ ss's' IA casa. Guayanaa, Mar
n COMp. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-30
Vapor direeto para Ia Peninsula.

Ell vapor espahol Santiago, del porte de l.o27
neladas, su ~ !lan ID. Quirico Riberas y
aes hara escala Ell este puerto, fines del
.~wr0 de pasajeros Los precios no seran mas
de los que llevan las dt mas empresas de vapo-
res, tanto para el pasaje como para la carga
Tan luego Sc haya recibido el nImero de pa
sajsros que Sc desea los consignatarios haran
legar a noticia del pdblico el dia que ha de
legar el vapor eSta y su salida.
Los que gusten tomar pasaje puelen dirigir-
Sc i los Sres. Pastor Marquee y Garcia, calle
de Tetuan NJ Z. Ht 81 Alb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-30
IMPORTANTE.

Ell 90 de! colriente ante ell Juzgado-de Paz
de Luquillo tcndra lugar ell remate Ell pdbiica
subasta de parte de las existencias de la socie-
dad ada c. Arricruz c. de Mameyes Lu-
.quillo segun anuncio detaado Ell la Ga eta
dc GObiemO de q del actual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-30
GAIA DE PRESTAMOS.

El 81 del corrente, Sc remataran en-
p1blica subasta las prendas de los ta-
lones que continuation Sc expresan,
por cuenta de quien corresponds y Or
s5flta~7 Ar,,,s41s,a neisco Tinaud