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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05
SUMMONS.

IN the Justices Court of Bozeman Township
in the County of Gallaiin. Terrific ry Of Mon
tana, before j. Didawick, j. +.
JAMES McWILLIAMS, pl'f,I
iyGinSt
WILLIAM WATSON, deft. \
The people Of the Territory OF Montana send
greeting t. william Watson, defendant
You are hereby summoned TO appear before
me, al my Office in BoZeman, in the County of
Gallatin. on The 23l day Of June, \. D. 1870 nj
lei 40 O'Clock a: M, in an action brought
against yea by said plaintiff, to answer the COM
olaint Of the above named piainiiD.
said action is brought TO recover Twenty-Five
Dollars. moneys loaned you and grain sold to
you az your special instance and request, on or
about the first days of April, A. ID. 1879, or
Judgment will be taken against Won for the said
amount, together with costs Of this suit if you
fail - appear aud answer
To the sheriff any Constable OF said Coup-
~, Greeting Make legal service and due return
hereof
Given under my hand this i2ih day Of May,
A. ID. 1879.
JACOB DIDAWICk.
Justice Of the Peace OF said
V-fWI BoZenan Township.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05

One OF the orange-sellers on the Campus
Martius yesterday found bad specimen
among his fruit, and carelessly tossed it
away. II struck an old woman in the eve.
and she made such fuss over the accident
that the man gave her a dozen good or
anges to go her way in peace. She had
scarcely left when a sharp-looking boy.
about twelve yeas Of age, slid up to the
fruit-seller and said:
"Say, are you going to hit any more old
women to-day?''
"Wly, no-not if ] can help it," was the
reply.
at you are, give me chance" continu-
ed the lad. "I'll bring my mother down
here and you may hit her in both eyes for
half the oranges you gave that her wo-
man, and if that isn't fair, you may have
shot at dad and me-" -Detrou Free Press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05
Ws tranEact
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.

And buy, q: highest rates, Gold Dust, Coin
Gold and Silver Bullion, and Lpcal Securities !;
AMI sell Exchange and ielegrai HE Transfers
available in all parts Of tho United ota:ss, HE
Canada7, Great Britain, Ireland, and the CoiIii-
nsnt.
Collections made and Proceeds remitts-
promptly.
Interest allowed on Time Deposits
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05
SUMMONS.

| In the Probate Court Of Gallatin County, in the
| Territory Of Montana:
JERRY QUICK, piaintiE,
! C9
WILLIAM WATSON, def't.
| The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting 10 William Watson, The above named
defendant:
You are required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tih ia the Probate Court Of GaIatin County
Montana Territory, and to answer the conn aint
filed therein, within ten Gays exclusive of the
Gay of service, after the service on YOU of this
summons, il served in this Comfy or II served
out of this County, bet in this judicial District
then within twenty days, otherwise within for
ty days, or judgment by deiaul. will be taken
against you, in accordance with the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action IS brought against you to re-
cover tha sum Of Two Hundred and Twenty
Two Dollars 1922 .00) and Interest, alleged to
be due as set forth in the complaint and costs Of
suit
And you are hereby notified that if Won fail TO
appear and answer As above required, Judgment
will be taken agains. you as above specified,
aud costs of suit
Gi,en under my hand and the seal of said
Court this 18th day of hay a. ID. 1879
A. ID. MCPHERSON
Ex-6fGcio Clerk,
VIyIoS & PIERCE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff fef-fw
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05

of LILY persons suppose this list to he co,,o.s
quite othervi ow-pri9ed newspapers The fact is
nat me papers are. When the name Of eAaetly
Instances a in ELL nniL FACE TYPE e eprr
lta in CAPITALS it is the O NV when
the be hen printed in roman letters #
y very good n noa me only paper, but is usual.
aon of 9pr,aton town and the M
n dis. " IS NOT Il CHEAP IIST cooperative
towns s w Wihahosrs for each State the ne 1919,
merated IT is h Ss f1vered by the list are EN-.
Es lor are barely as rates tie
four weeks in the snsir The price for one inch ,es
are u o. paper for sane ' Space sn rGsgaIar
Of which ls are rh s list includes 90
town. i hs are located in IS d S 81 WEsk
popua,io ss s aaa capitals places Of os.1
coz &C PWllssa Wn address GEO p Ro v1!s sent
10 spruce = 'i rrip,i.. AHpyEEriSG BrRsAvS
~ Ill
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05
Times Of Holding the Courts OF Sso.,
tana for the Year, a ID 1873.

SUPREME COIaT.
In HELENA, first Monday in January, and Sc
cond Monday in August
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05

FIRST DlSTRICT-IlENRY \. BLAKE Judge
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY second
Der
lnGallatin County, at BOZEMAN. frs. Monday
In May; fourth Monday in October
- In jefferson County, at RADEEsBURG, frs
tuesday in April; first Tue sday in October.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05
N0tIce Of Final Settlement.
In the matter Of the Estate of }
GeorLc II. i!ayera!ock, de-

ceased.
TO the Creditors aEl all persons interested:
fou are hereby noli.et that tle Admini-ira-
tor OF said Estate viii make ss,ilsmsnt of the
>amc ard apply tor an or,er Of distribution to
ihe Heirs thereof at he next regular term Of
the Probate Court within aui for The County OF
Galaiin, Territory Of Montana, 10 lie holden In
Bozeman on the 9Th day Of July, 4. y. 1879,
when and whore YOU will appear and show
cause, ii any yoU have. why such order should
not lie Rlade. JOHN MCCORMICK,
Administrator.
IaV Il I>-o 81
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-06-05

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
MISS MONROES ENTERTAINMENT

The following is from the Reno Gazette
" Miss Henrietta Monroe will give readings
at kimbalrs Hall next Monday evening. The
Eastern papers, from Boston to st. Paul.
speak of Miss Monroe in the highest terma,
and j. +. Anderson of Eureka, qualified
critic, writes to Remote that Miss Monroe,
who is now deIghting the Base Ringers, is
a refined and cultured lady and one of the
best elocutonists to whom it has ever been my
fortune to listen The selections are good ,
and include Charcoal man, David Copper
field, and his Child wife Dora, CurfeW must
not ring tonight, How We hunted a
mouse, Searching for the Ilian, District
School Glass, (thirteen Rotations, arranged
by Miss Monroe), Death of Dora Entertain
ing her big sisters beau, Gn this piece
gentleman if selected from the audience to
take the part of the beau). Charley Machree
and The new church organ" Miss Monroe
will read at the Carson Opera House on Wed
nesday evening, and we ask our readers to
hear her
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
LAND PATENTS.

The following patents We're issued at the
State Surveyor Generals Office yesterday :
James NJ Sanford-Southeast quarter OF
southwest quarter section 7. township 19
north, range 81 east-4O acres.
Theodore Wnters-South half of lot 2 of
southwest quarter section 80, township IL
north, range 20 east-39 66-100 acres.
George Lewis-Southeast quarter section
80, township north, range 81 east west
half of northeast quarter section 2, township
6, range 81 east east half of southwest
quarter section 2, township north, range 81
east-32O 3-1OO acres.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
OUR ADVERTISERS.
TO TAX PAYERS.


The Board Equalization of Ormsby
County, as will be seen by the advertisement
in our issue of to-day, will meet at the office
Of the County Clerk, on Monday, September
10Th, and will so continue to meet till the
business of equalization is disposed of, which
must be before the first Monday in October.
MRS. N. A. GAVIN,
interest to the ladies; nothing more nor less
than the arrival of complete stock of MILL
merry goods, which she is selling very cheap.
1t will be of advantage to call and examine
the new stock, and see if We are not right
in saying that Mrs. Gavin displays taste and
judgment in her selections,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09

|
A BIG DRIvE.-Yesterday morning as We
crawled out of Swift's big wash tub at the
Springs, there was heavy dust hanging over
the plain toward the State Prison, and we
supposed that big zephyr was coming on a
visit, but it turned out to be Swifts family OF
Angora goats, about 5000, being driven over
to Washoe Lake, where they are to pasture
for awhile. The band was splendid sight in
the early morning, but they raised a fearful
dust.
AMBITIOUS YoUTH.-A day or two since
the five year old son of Captain S. d. Pres
colt was found by his mother standing in
front of mirror, placing himself in every
possible reckless and defiant position, and
twisting an old SLOUGH hat, many times too
large for his head, into all kinds of shapes
After watching him short while, the lady
asked him what he was trying to do. "Well,"
said he, 81 want to look like bad man from
Bode."
A CRYING SHAME.-A reliable citizen
yesterday informed the APPEAL that he has
frequently seeH, oI laCe, boys as young as
IL and Is years of age, who belong to
good families in this city, visiting the
opium dens. He is also confident that they
smoke the drug, for he has seen them
under the influence of it after they had left
the dens. Should we publish the names
of some of the boys it would surprise every
body.
DISTRICT Courts. r. Ellsworth, the in
sane man, was yesterday brought up before
Judge Seawell, and pronounced insane by two
prominent physicians, but one of them request
ed that his commitment be withheld, as he
believed his affection to be temporary one,
and that few weeks private treatment would
restore the mans sanity.
PIANO TUNING Frank A. Owens, piano
tuner, will stop in Carson few days, at the
Arlington House. He is recommended by
Kohler & Chase and A. L. Bancroft & Co., |
Of San Francisco Owing to the hard times, |
he has reduced the price of tuning to 81 AT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
LATEST FROM THE SAN FRANCISCO
ELECTION.

The following is the latest respecting the
result of the election at San Francisco: The
| complete count in the city gives the following
result The Workingnen elect the Mayor,
Sheriff, Auditor, Treasurer. Tax Collector,
Public Administrator, Surveyor, Diatrict At
torney, City and County Attorney, Police
Judge, one Supervisor, five members of the
Board Of Education, and Railroad Com
missioner. The City District Republicans
elect Assessor, Recorder, Coroner, County
Clerk, Superintendent of Streets, Superin-
tendent of Schools, eleven Supervisors,
seven members Of the Board of Education
and re- elect Congressman Davis. The Superior
Judges elected are mostly on tickets of all
parties. Some of the officers are elected by
ma orities SO small that it is possible the
official count may result in some changes.
1t is quite possible that a number
of recounts will be demanded. Some of
the officers elect have received majorities of
less than one hundred, and the figures at
as present published differ considerably and
do not prove up. Such discrepancy may
be settled by an official count, but the Work
ingmen profess to believe that there has been
some crooked work, which they will unearth
nv contest
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09

TEMPEST IN A TEAPoT.-Just at present
the Police Judge, on one side, and the Dis
triet Attorney and some police officers on the
other side, are at swords points. The
Judge is unwilling to convict petty offenders
on any but the strongest proof, while the par
ties of the second part think that his Honor
permits too much of the Uilk of human kind.
ness to interfere in his manner of dealing out
justice. No serious difficulty is apprehended,
and it is therefore, not likely that the Cover
nor will be necessitated to call out the Carson
Guards. At any rate, it is better to err on the
side of mercy sometimes, than otherwise.
The ANNUAL STATIsTICIAN.-Mr. L. P.
McCarty, publisher of this most valuable
work is in Carson for the purpose of can
wasting his book, which is an epitome of
history, statistics, geography, commerce.
mines and stocks, politics.; including the
political complexion of States ETC., from
book of reference of intrinsic value and
should be in every library. Mr.. McCarty
will call on our citizens, who We trust
will give him hearty encouragement.
RB-oPENING on THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS The
public school opened yesterday with 1856
pupils, and the probability of an attendance
of 900 during the week. The pupils are
distributed in the several departments as
follows In Mr.. Howes room, AZ; Miss Wal
ter's, 90; Miss Jennings, 60; Miss Barden
werper's, 60; Miss Ryan's, 81; Miss Kellys
62; Miss Patterns, 43; Miss Lsthrops, 80;
Miss Babcock's Kindergarten 40. Miss
Nellie Parkinson is assistant teacher in the
kindergarten department.
ASSESSMENT OF THE V. & T. r. Ron
examination of the assessment roll We find
that the main track of the V. e. T. r. R., in
this county, has been assessed $25, 900 per
mile, exclusive of rolling stock and other
and $4,000 per mile on side tracks,
In 1877 and 1873 the main track was assessed
at 900 per mile, but was raised to SILL
1888 by the Board of Equalization and the
side tracks were assessed at 81 900 per mile. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
BRIEF MENTION.

Judge Seawell il in the city.
The Lake travel is quite light.
Stock quotations were firm yesterday.
Hon. Rufus e. Arrick was in the city OF
Sunday.
D. O. Mills passed through to Virginia OF
Sunday morning.
The public schools were in session only
half the day yesterday.
Lawrence L. Elrod went to the California
State Fair on Sunday night.
Senator Jones passed through here for San
Francisco on Sunday evening.
Rev. George R. Davis went to California
last night, and will be absent q week.
There was strong wind blowing last even
ing, and the clouds of dust were thick and
heavy.
On Sunday Deputy Sheriff Powers arrested
a big boy, named Tre.ablsy, for disturbing
the peace,
Mrs. Judge Goodwin, child and servant,
came down from the Lake yesterday and passed
through to Virginia.
The southern stage brought in three bars
of bullion from Belleville and one bar from
Silver Peak yesterday.
1t is stated as an absolute fact, that the De
Youngs have disposed of their interest III the
San Francisco Chronicle
There are no developments in the Hatch
robbery. The valuable articles are still hidden
from sight Of the police.
The following uncalled for messages are at
the Western Union Telegraph office: A. b.
Every importan:), George Roschi.
Captain S. d. Prescott goes to San Fran
cisco to night to procure hoistlng works for
the Sultan Hill Mining Company, in Indian
District.
Governor Kinkead yesterday visited the
Sisters school at Virginia 1t is the first
Governor of this State.
E. w. Nevius. the recently appointed prin
ipal of the Empire school, was unable to
lualify yesterday morning, and the position |
vas declared vacant The vacancy will likely |
,e filled in day or two.
George DAILY is in Aurora, peaceably attend !
ng to his bushes. No one interferes with |
i'm, and it is not likely that any one will. |
'he threats against his life were evidently |
made by irresponsible parties, who did not |
nean what they said
Hank Monk, after a good deal of hard
oaxing, risked his life in Petes wagon and
isited the Springs on Sunday last; but no
mount of persuasion could get him into
hat swimming bath. Hank says he is neither
duck nor a goose, and besides he always
axes his straight and cold, and when the
oys began to peel, he turned on his heel
nd hoofed it back to town.
Pant. writes US from Bodie: " Ny
trip suddenly ended and | am
ere, again in harness" "Pant." is one of
he irrepressioles, and will infuse some life
ven into that camp. He was one of the
lost public spirited men who ever came to
arson ; with heart ON which there was so
uch pains spent in making, that perhaps
,lne other parts were neglected.; and he was
Pant. SUI ge,eeris
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09

The MINERAL SoAP.-Mose Haynes, of
Elko, one of the engineers of the mineral
soap foundry at that place, was in town yes
terday and fishing for street cleaning con-
tract He says that it is not only detergent,
but deodorizer and disinfectant. Two weeks
application to his pet monkey set him to chew
ing tobacco and drinking beer, and even to
swearing little !; and he is certain that he
has established the Darwinian theory.
DEpARrUREs.-Th following passengers de-
parted on the southern stage yesterday morn
ing: M. Harrington, L. L. Guntus, F.
Mandelbaum, Miss Lawrence, H. F. Band,
J. B. Norton, Miss Bein, F. McAvoy and
wife, Mrs. NJ M. Sawyer, John Cation, NJ
Oats, G. J. Griffith, D. Rawlins,
APPoINTMENr.-Mr. M. L. wager was yes
terday appointed a Commissioner in the o.
S. Circuit Court, to select jurors for that
Court, under a recent Congressional enact
ment. He will receive a similar appointment
from the u S. District Court to-day.
ARR1vALs.-The following passengers ar
rived on the southern stage Yesterday after
noon: ]. Hickey, A. Beck, George Kirk,
F. Alison, Mrs. A. K. Briggs, Miss Hunt,
r. V. See
POLICE CoUEr.-George Lewis was yes
terday arrested and tried for alleged va
grancy, but the testimony was not strong
enough to convict him, SO he was discharged.
EVERYBODY likes it, it is pleasant to take,
and a prompt physic. If you are bilious or
constipated, try it. The great bilious
remedy, syrup of figs. For sale by all drug
gists. a12.#
A woman wants situation as cha mber-
maid in hotel or lodg ing house She is
competent and will give satisfaction Apply
at this office.
SYRUP of figs cleanses the system and puri-
fies the blood. It cures bilioasness, consti- |
patton, etc. For sale by all druggists
SYRUP of figs cleanses the system and puri-
ies the blood, cures billonsness, constipation,
etc. For sale by sll druggists. !
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09

MORNING BOARD

MORNING board
vph,r, SOY 50,
Gould Curry, lIss, nA,
Best l. Belcher, ISL, ~,
California, 96.
savage, IL, ID,
Consolidated Virginia, 50.
Chollar, ~,
Potosi, 5la,
Hale 4 Norcross, Az, l43s,
Crown Point, 3 20.
Yellow Jacket, 1873,
Imperial, 81, / rs.
Kentuck, 4 2b, 4 20.
Alpha, 2b34.
Belcher, 4 65, 4 co.
Confidence, los4,
Sierra Nevada, Al, N11.
Bullion, So, SIS.
EXchequer, ~.
Overman, 8, ~.
Justice, s 9o,s SIS.
rnlon Consolidated, s2, o..
Alta, 61S, Q.
Lady Bryan, CSC, Coo.
Julia, 4 40, so.
Caledonia, 90.
silver Hill, Us.
Woodville, 35c.
Occidental, /.
New York, 60c CSC,
Lady Washington Con-, 25
Flowery, soc.
Andes, Csc, Doc.
Crown Point Ravine, 20c, 25e.
Ward, 10, 2 g.,
Scorpion, 40.
forth Con. Virginia, g.
Benton Con, 90, 3 %.
Con. Dorado, 70.
North Bonanza, l 40, ] 81.
South Uhta, l0c DC.
EVENING BOARD.
RAYMOND & lily, zoe. 60c.
Eureka Consolidated, 10, 1917.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
THE MAIN ELECTION

A private telegram, last night, says that
Maine has gone Republican without d shadow
of doubt The majority will be sweeping
one.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
MERCHANT TAILOR,

ID HAYES, MERCHANT TAILOR, LATE
ABE Of Marysville, California has Just opened shop
in the Adams Block WHARF, he is prepared to or
der and from fresh and fashionable stock every kind of
eenemens wear at the shortest notice and the most
able terms SIT
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
sAzARAC.
CORNER OF CARSON AND PROCTOR STREETS.


THIS ESTARLIHM ENT HAVING BEEN
rebuilt and refitted since the fire contains the
finest set of side boards to be found in the city, where
will always be found the best approved and named Wines
and Liquors. and the finest brands of Cigars fine Bill
lizard Table and Cub-room in connection with the house
Give call
jet GIBSON s IDEALLY, ProprietoFs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-09
NOTICE,

N8TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI.
creditors OF the estate Of James A St. Clair that
I'D day Of August 1879 by the heirs of said estate
nave been appointed to collect all debts due said estate
All parties owing said and tr,u BILE bv
calling on me and settling forthwith.
J. d. KERSEY, Attorney in Fact
Angus! 70, 1879 l0d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-18
IJng6entO Holloway.

No hay herida, 1lcera nj llaga que deien de
ceder las propiedades sanativas de este il,-
comparable ungtiento, elcnal es especialmen.
tie eficaz en- los easos de males de piernas de
pecho ...t, s.t. -
Frotandose Ell cuel1o Ell pecho dos veces al
dia con dicho balsamo, los constipados, las to.
ses y la bronqtitis, no tardaran en- desapare-,
Ger, con tai que sc tomen simultaneamente las,
pildoras con arreglo las instruccioaes impre.
sas de que elias van siernpre acompahadas.
A1ates de conprdr, enanatnesc con ntch6
cautela el r6tulo en- Ell 5ote6 Ia GAIA para eeg'-
cioraTse ST cstG la direction de 533, .Oxtord
Street, London, pNes ST no estG, e1t6,sces 50
trata de perpet'Gr IN, descGrado enga6o
ba-Se invita- las personas cue sean defrau-
dadas por los vendedores que expenden las
Ptdoras y el Ungaerto de Hollotody falsifea-
dos, para que Sc sirVan. comunicarnelos spor,e
menores, e Embellishments hare .formalizar
processes legales contra los ofensores, recon-
pensare liberalmente los delatores pOr el tra-
bajo que Sc tomen, comprometiendonae s que
no haya trascendencia de sus nonbres. Nv g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-18

OyIEDo.--Avilss, Candamo. Ga1ga ue onis, CanRa
de Tineo Castropol QOlunga, Cudillero. Gijon Gra-
jalas, Yillayiciosa. "a. GO q
PALENCIA.-Palencia. 4s
PoNTEvEDRA-Caldas d. Reyes, Estrella tGuardia
Vigo. Villagarcia. - f.t'4 I1zsI3S7sf3; 81 -
SAIAMANeA.-Bd Ciudad Rodrigo. Penarauda.
Salamanca. <% ID JJe4t9tt o. 4 Ff{E b. go,
SANTANDER-Castro Urdiales, Cemillas Ceryora
Laredo. Potes. Ramales. Reinosa. gaAtander. Gan
Vicente Ia BarQuera, TorrelayeGa, Vale de Oahu&r.
niga, Villacarriedo. ~
SEGOvIA.-Segoyia.
sEvILLA--Carlnona. Ecija, Moron, Sevilla, UtrerA.
SoRIA-Agreda. Almansa Burgo dc Osma. EOri9.
TARRAooNA.-Reus, TarraRona. \ s ~
TERUEL-Teruel.
ToLEDo.-Toledos s@4 z asss f
VALENCIA Alcira, D6nia, Gambia J6tiya Haaltn.
to, Valencia. 'S1E Il - EY1-s,f7ls lss
NAIIADeIIn;;1Medinad del Campo. Rioseco. Terde.
VIzcAYA. = Algeria. Balmaseda. Bsrmse, Bilbao.
Durango Eorrio. Lequeitio. 0rduHa. Vale de Oars.
rranZa. .l
ZAMoRA-Zamora Ata4s.sa s5 s.
-ZARAGo1A--Almunia.s Ateca. RAria-s lalRtnva.d,
FaraZona. ZaragOZR. lv.e.V, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-18
ITEN CION.

j. DarAnte el baile quo tuvo lugar en- aa nochs
del domingo l3 de los corrientes en- los ,saionei
del Casino Espaiol de esta Cindad. sc ie des'
prendi6 de Ia leontina una sehorita an peque.
no feioj de orc con una tapa de este meta
adornxdo con ,esmate negro otra ,tapa de crls
tai la esfera de porcelsna. Sc supica q
persona en- cuyo poder)s sc encuentre dicha al
haja. SO sirva entregarla en- Ia casa mum, % dc
Gale del Cristo ndmero 36 y sera gratitica
da generogafnente.
puerto.Rlc Abri II do 1879, 2-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-04-18
GRAN NOV

En- ell antique Y acreditado esta..
LA BORINQUEN Sc encuentra un surtido leI.
menal de son .breros de todas clases Y formas
chinelas & .2a rs par y rs, zapatos de nj
nos a 80 Cts, cintas de gr6s de todos colores y
anchos, abanicos desde un medic hasta $l6,.
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