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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-02
What He Would DO.

y Texan, who was returning home
after a campaign against the Indians.
having got separated from his compan-
ions, and having had his horse stolen,
was obliged to take it afoot. Walking
along leisurely one Sunday morning,
with his rifle on his shoulder, looking
out for game to make breakfast on,
without knowing what day Of the week
it was, he suddenly came to a small
stream on the confines of Texas, not
knowing that he had yet reached the
border of his native State, Perceiving
that the stream abounded In fish, he
took hook and line from his pocket,
and, procuring some worms for bait,
he sat down patiently on the bank,
wrapped in brown study, thinking of
his little farm at home, when a preach
er vino was on the circuit rodesudden-
ly up, and thus accOsted him:
"IIallo, stranger! what are you do
ing there?"
"Fishing for my brcakfast!' replied
the Texan, without designing to look
around at his interrogation.
"Well, do you know you are violating
the Sabbath ?" said the preacher, in a
drawling, psalm-singing tone.
"NO," said the Texan, turning around
and looking up at the preacher, for the
first time, with an air of surprise,
which the preach took for consterna-
ton, 81 must be somewhat near the
white settlements, thenY'
"Yes, you are?" "replied the preacher
"and violating the Lords day, for
which you will have to answer hereaf-
ter on the great day of judgment"
The Texan looked up with n suppli-
eating air, and the preacher, thinking
his penitent mood good time to make
him convert, continued:
"Do you know, my young friend,
that you are sitting on the edge of the
broad stream of iniquity, and without
You leave here and turn into the home
paths Of virtue that you will be lost 7
Where do you think you will go to now,"
said the preacher, warming with his
own eloquence, "supposing the angel
Gabriel was to blow his horn?"
The Texan cooly hauled in his line,
and, putting it in his pocket, rose to his
feet, and, fronting the preacher, said;
"You ask me whar think | would 20
to if the angel Gabriel should blow his
hOrn?"
"Yes," replied the preacher.
"Well, you see, wharever thar is an
If the case admits Of argument--.now
you are supposin', amt your Wen,
now, maybe you know what bee-gum
isP Maybe you've hearn tell of these
big black bars hereabouts, and maybe
you've seen lnjins? Well, now, sup
posin' you was after bee-gum, and
one of these big black bars was after
you, and a smart chance Of redskins
was after the bear. Now, what would
you do--climb the tree from the bar,
iine the bar again the Injins, jine the
Injins agin the bar, or grease and slope.
The preacher gave the Texan one
look and rode on.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-02
Another rat Man Roduced.

II. A. KUFUs, dealer in dry-goods,
woodruff, H., writes; "BorANlc MEcI-
CINE Co., Buffalo, N. Y, June 22d,
1878. Geutlemen.--Please find inclosed
$500, for which send me, by express,
Anti-Fat. l have taken one bottle add
lost five and one-quarter pounds"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-02

WHERE TugRE IS WEAKNESS or The TnRoH
or Lungs, Col neg ected may be MI that Il
requ red 20 establish lingering aud generally
fatal dis ase Even where there Is no eCia
tendency to Bronchial or PulmOn ry trouble, q
severe cold, lefG TO take care II ITSELF often
plants the seeds OF serious complaint, sure tG
be deve Oped by subsequent lndi cretons. Take
especial care o your health, therefore, 4 ON the
very ear lest symptoms OF cough or Cold, by
nTudrntly resOrting to DR.. Jaynes Expect or0nt.
which VIII sOothe and strengthen the br nchial
tubes. aliay Inflammation and cleanse them and
the LUNGS OF all irritating substance. An ounce
Df prevention IS better than pound Of euro.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-02
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Maine has grown 100000 bush
of wheat the past year, againsp27S
bushels in 1863. The Maine Far4
has offered prizes of $50. $50, and
for the best grOwths On an acrAlf u
In 1879. ~
Six hundred thousand pounds
California grapes were sold this sea
in Philadelphia-sent from san ~
cisco in ten weekly refrigerator
loads at cost Tor freight OF / 10
or about cents per pound Of grap
The Marquis of Lorne and In In
Princess Louise viii, on landips cl
Canada, make state progress tnrou,5 rs,1,
the cities OF the Dominion, inciunn",a' -
Toronto, Kingston, Montreal, astl
bee, and will pass a week in +
each province. Ne1<
The Paris Exhibition besAyi
different grades of premi !
Grand prize, gold, silver.
ais, honorable mention. Phir1l
granted one uniform bronze nj " +
all exhibitors, thus leysDlg their'Hl
to the same footing.
There is in Scotland a schb,
girls-the st. Andrews SCHOOL,
Ia modelled on the plan of th6" a
English public schools for boys. ~
fitted to prepare pupils for suct,on
as the University of London MatiI
tion Examinations.
"A workman In Troy mil
guiding red-hOt rod of iron b
TWO rollers. He stumbled fOTwasS .
the rod entered his mouth, passedv
through hif cheek, and coiled ~.
and round his body. He was frfkf'
fully burned yet he will recover. y
The members of the British Yol.V
OF Trade, who have been investigator
the causes of the Princess Alice disaster
have preferred charges of neglect q
duty against the first mate of the sunke
steamer, and the captain and firstsan
second engineers of the Bywell castle
The total number of persons VIII
arrived at Castle Garden, New York, be
tween January and November /, 1875
was los, ,20l. Of this number, 66,6l
were aliens. The arrivals during tn
corresponding period of last year wer
S5,63I, Of which number 4S,l25 wer,
aliens. >
The Bangor (Maine) Commercia
says that several parties Lave alread.
sent crews OF men into the Penobsco
woods TO build camps and arrange fo
the winter numbering operations. 1t i
yet uncertain as TO whether there viii
be large amount of lumber cut or not
but probably operations will not be a
large as last year.
Mayor Bedlow, Of Newport, X. /.
has offered to be one OF fifteen persVn
TO pay two hundred dollars each TO set
tie the expense incurred in giving th,
recent reception TO the British Admira
lngleiield. Some taxpayers recently
objected to the city's paying the bill
and the matter will probably not be de
Cidcd before March.
The Academic des Beaux Arts, o
Paris, lately awarded a prize of 30Ot
francs, established by M. Moubinne, fol
the best opera produced within tw,
years. The candidates were MN. Ernes
Guiraud and Camille Saints-Saens
The former received eighteen votes, tn,
latter but ten. Guiraud's crowned wor.
z = 49,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-02

oo,,., y 80 - = e'0y - ~ 4 I' IN |'' a II *
o1,rs oonss lper hour; mechanjcs
are Mil ~ 1' j. On railways, condnoy "a IA
S5. r',s - w e0 week; swirrh-tS y
%, gine drivers 10 to ~ ,H-IeiscsiS1
irp nour nremen 6 to s cents cents alI
me Gost Of living Is abons It, tro an hour
In the United States Sou' lne same a
-7-the wheat crop in 1910 g.
4S5 0H bushels; IN Iafe lo4o was 1901 m
Isye 5s6 ase y, iSOO' Soo tzsl 745. .262 busbels
NY NY, zse,ooo, ovV bushels. In ,aSss tha
mississippi belt the prodnc,,eo uo |, lrat NJ
grown from 6,306, 27Sbushels =, n = II 8
fully l25, 100000 bushels n ls1s a. loav,
Atlantic coast produced in lsseS9 lise9' III
o. sOVO, 900 bushels, and In 1870 n tanons,l| sens
0OO bushels; while the centfal ha,, FVo,-
increased its production VA aasn mas ns
bushels to l20,000,000 bushels ,V'yoO ,n .s
course OF twenty-nlne yoarsk SS"o
After the ceremony oftIA dlstriha-
ton OF prizes at the Paris Exhlbitga% ~
M. Mataugata, Minister of Finance IN
Japan, and M. Mazda Masana. CommIs.
sloher General, gave luncheon at their
o,mclal residence. Three JAPANESE
dishes were served (; the gokioku-sousl q
sort Of sausage OF cooked rice and dried
raw iish contained In skin made nj
seaweed ;thcmdki soasi, a salad ofhigblv
seas~eu rice, smoked meat and fish;
anu " Soae, a rich yermicelll soup.
VcLy tiN These prepstatIons are de-
scrlDed IIery de4cste in flavor, and d
oy no me repugnant to European n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
IntereSante a los .ttnedores de bonoS,

Ell que suscribe hace saber que ha sido CO.
nisionado por varios respetabes senores de
esta Capital y pueblos de la Isla para pasar a
Ponce, con objeto de percibir directamente del
Sindicato de la Sociedad de Agriculture de
lquel Departamento, las cantidades cores
o ,ndteptes a los billetes del Tesoro que dehos
lndividuos tienen depositados ALI para arender
con ellos la negotiation dA 10 banca Union
general. cuya Sociedad ha trasmitido un des-
pacao telegrafco anuncianio la salida del me-
ta.ico que ha de servir para ell pago de los ex-
presados billetes. Las personas cue deseen
apr ovechar ell viaje del infrascripto en- e con-
cepto que se menciona, pueden remtirles los
documentos que existan en- gu poder como cons
ttncla ueI deposit de sus bonOs en- ell Sindica.
t, de Ponce, 6 aute las comisiGaes rece! !,toras !;
bien entenildo, que ell que suserlbe les expe
lira el resguarao compet"nte interim hace en-
trega del dinaro los interesados. Para la
nejor int 'ligencia de estos, les participa que
10 de conducir ell metalico que envfa la Union
1eneral debe hallarse en- Ponce el 5,de mes
nr6ximo de Jalio, en- cuya cha va estara en-
dicha pob'ation el que suscribe, fin de no
,erder tempo en- la reception de las sumas de
que el mismo haya de hacerse cargo ALI y re-
sresar inmediatamente esta Capital; La CO.
mission que devengara ell iufrascripto por sus
trahaios sera m6dica en- extreme. Case de no
realizarse la operacion NADIA cobrara Puerto.
Rico, JUNO 70 de 1879 Felix PAD1AL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
TERCIO De LA GUlRDIl CIVIL.
COMAMDANCIA DE PUERTO-RICO,

Debiendo tener efecto q la una de la tarcle
del llnes % del corriente, la venta en- publi-
CD .basta de seis caballos de la expresada
Commandments que resultan indtiles para ell
servicio del institute, Sc hace p1blico por es-
te anuncio a fin de que las personas que de-
sean interesars- en- dicho acto puedan acu-
dir al mismo, que tendra lugar en- la puerta
de la casa-cuartel del cuerpo en- esta Capt.
tai, calle de San Sebastian mum. %, donde
con la anticipacion debida SO encontraran
los mencionados caballos.
Puerto Rico, JUNO 13 de l879-El ComaE-
dante 1.er jefe, JOSE ToUs. 3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22

FLETES
Cafe.en s; para Marsella, F. 80, 5p.5 capa
por 1000 k.
Id. i'd. Geneva F. 90, id. i'd. i'd. i'd.
Id, i'd, Trieste F. 10, i'd. id. id. i'd.
N. B. Los pasajes fletes seran pagados
en- orc americana su equivalente en- none
da corriente por ambas lineas. Los pasaje-
ros que deseen tomar pasajes por ell vapor
"SAN JUAN" hasta San Thomas, sea para
embarearse .por Ia Llnea de st Nazaire. 8
la de Marsella, podran efetuarlo tomando
sus boletas en- ests. Agencia, con las que Sc
ran admitidos en- dicho costanero.
Mientras dure las cuarentenas en- los puer.
tos de Espaila no tocar3 la Inca de Marse
LA Ell la Peninsula, pero esta Agencia libra
ra boietas 9 pasaj's hasta Barcelona, tras-
bordandose en- Marsella en- las lineas del
Mediterranean
Ell % DE JULIO llegara este puerto
procedente de Colon y en- su ruta para Pom
ce, San Thomas Marsella I'll magnlficc
vapor VILE DE MARSEILLE.
Chs de Choudens, Agente.
Mavaghaz 26 .1e rnny " de 1879
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
CuadrOS al Cr0m0.

En- la imprenta del BoLETN Sc ACADIA de re-
cibir un gran surtido de cuadros oleo-cromo-
litograacos, copias de los grandes maestrcs
de pintura, hechas con la misma perfection
que al cleo, representando beliisimos pai-
najes celebres, sas;os, al Papa reinante va
Pic TX, flores, plantas, animales domesticsos,
etc Hay cuadros de todas classes propios pa
ra sala desde 33x2O pulgadas a 4x6 v Sc ven
den desde cinco centavoS 4 pesos uno.
Hay tambien cromitos para escuelas ! SLIDE
el ciento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
DE VENTA.

Una estancia en- Ia Jurisdiction de Pehuelas
de 700 cuerdas de estension, algunas fincadas
lie cafe Y platanos y otras de pastos montes
virgenes propias para la siembra de aquells
planta sc vende al contado plazos como
dos. Para mas iuformes dirigirse a d. Emilio
Ibaiiez que reside en- ell indicado pueblo de Pc
nuelas. h. 5 Ag.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
SE R EG ALA.

Un magniico coche de dos asientos, ente
ramente nuevo con I'm cGbaUo de cerca de
cuartas de alzada, que ademas tiene muy
bonito color y buenas formas; con magnifi
co paso para silla. Sc venden asi mismt
los arneses correspondence. Por tenerse
que ausentar su dueflo Sc realiza todo muy
barato. En- Ia cochera de la salida de Puer
ia de TERRA, de D. Andres Calvo pueden YER
SO ell cOche v c1bGlLO. h18J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
ALMONEDA PUBLICA.

En- ell muelle ell lines % del corriente las
ocho de la maiiana, de 2 caias madapolan de
liverpool por vapor espahol Puerto Rico, que
sos bola, variOs rollos soga de esparto, vina-
gre, efectos de escritorio, etc. Puerto Rico 20
JUNO 1857 Ramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
Almoneda pdblica,

Los microbes las doce de todas las'exsis.
t.ncias del establecinbento NJ n, Gale de Ia
Fortaleza.
Sc reciben toda clase de efectos para su rea.
lizarion la mas ventaiosa Y rapila :
Pue1to-Rico 20 JUNO 1879. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
Tale. Dc encuade,nac!;c3,

En- la imprenta del BoLETlN Sc acaba de
montar I'm completisimo TALLER DE EN-
CUADERNACION con maqunas materiales
nuevos, dirigido por un habil maestro del ar
te, venido de Europa Sc hacen, pues. des Il
hoy toda clase de trabajos de encuadernacior
tan perfectos como en- el extranjero, desde los
demas Injssse hasta los mas ncilos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
Pcri6dicos catoiicos
QUE Sc PUBLICAN EN- MADRID.

EEL FINK"
Diario religioso, politlco iiterarlo. Un Sc
mestre adelantado en- Puerio-Rico, $3.50. Por
un afo, $8-5O.
LA FE. "
Periodico religioso y polftico Por un se-
me, tro adelantado en- Puerto-Rico, $3.50. Por
un afo, $40
Ell SIGLO FUTURO.
Diario cat6i o de grandes dimensienes. I'm
semestre adelantado en- Puerto- Rico, $7-37.
Ell agente en- esta Isla, D. Celestino Diaz,
plaza de San Jose Capital
NOTA. Los seiiores suscritores que no ten
gan faciidad para mandar ell importe de la
suscripcion en- metalico, 10 pueden remitir en-
sellos de correo de la Isla en- carta cert fcada
Ell suscriptor que no reciba su debido tempo
los peri6dicos, aviselo en- seguida esta agen-
cia para remtirselos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
En- quERRAplLlAs.

Por tener que ausentarse su dueflo Sc ven
de la casa terrera mum. is de la calle del
Guano, tiene buen patio, algibe ademas
varios arboles frutales. 80
Ell que la interese puede dirigirse q la mis-
ma, donde informaran. s3-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22

NOTA.-Los pasajes tomados bordo Co.'S
taran % p.s recargo.
Sc expenden Billetes de ida y vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un IS p.s rebaja
Los ni1os memories de amos, uno gratis,
de3 q amos solo la cuarta parte, v de q
~ amos pagaran la lnitad del pasaje.
Los pasajeros de cubierta han de llevar
consigo los enseres de cana sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto Rico, a los Agentes generates.
SILVA Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
Gaia de pr6stamos.

Ell 30 del corriente SO remataran en-
p1blica subasta las prendas de los ia.
lones que q continuation SO expresan
por cuenta de quien corresponds y Or
dan da Don Francisco Tinand.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
Iar.jjeJa,S.
DE "a DE MAYO. 1873.

En- la imprenta del RoEEr1x % innpffnsn
sn excelente cartllina y modernoa NpQe 4
20 centavoa el eientQ. - = - a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
Be exDiden passages de ida vuera v2idSS por dSce
meseS. con Is pk de rsbaja los Dasaieros do c6a8ra

Be exDiden p3sajes de ida vueta vRlid0S Dor l0ce
con Is p$ de rsbaja los Dasaer0s do c6m8ra
NINO0.
Los nifos de los pasaJeros aue pe tengan amos
cumpudos son Nsvados gratis. Los que tengan 8
amos cumplidos hasta sin cumplir. pagaran pasa-
na@srH os 9Ie ss S "a anos an adesnte naaaS
pasale entero. En- case de quo una familia tenga
njios memories de aflos uno de ellos solamente
lleva gratis lOa otros pavaran 4 DaSalo.
CRIADO
L9s er1ados dc los Kssaeros pagaran an ca los Wales
das pagaran las 2S del precio del pasaie segun Ia
tsgorfa tonada por sus amos; no tienen dsrechc &
necesario para el servicle de sus amos.
Recomendam9sA , "a los pasaleros ,s. inscriban sas
caractAres integbles. Los Dasajes expiden hasta
una bora antes de 70 salida dc los yarores.
vapores Para mas infornes diriairse & los Oonsig-
natariOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
Coches de alquiler.

-R< En- la cuadra sta q la salida de
e. Puerta de TERRA bay uno esce-
HfS@9 lente de seis asientos con buenas
Dareias &c caballos, propio para las familias
cue uuieran dar un paseo, o ir hasta Oan-
Rrejos Rio Piedras.
Tambien Sc tienen para alqullar buenos
caballos de silla coche.
"a cllidan con ell mayor esmero caballos
nnr naesee a 10 pesos stbre. 40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
A quien intereSe.

Sc decea realizar un carruaje con cuatro
asientos de muy POGO uso. Informaran B.
Borras Hermanos. FortaIeza % esquina a la
de la Cruz. hta. 80 iun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
?'en'!': para e::us's:.

En- la imprenta del BoLETIN Sc acaban de re.
cibr por los dlt mos vapores un gran sllrti-
do de medallas platead;ss v dOradas
para iremius
Libros morales yrecreativos impresos en-
cuadernados con gusto para idem. Todo ba-
ratio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
VENTA DE MUEBLES.

Por ausentarse su duefio Sc venden casi
nuevos, Y a precios modicos, los de la casa
calle de San Francisco nJirn. So; entire ellos
sc encuentra un piano vertical. b. 1lJl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-06-22
VA LLEGARON.

Premiados en- la Ultima exposition de Paris.
Solidez, elegancia y baratura. Garantia
por dos amos de todo defecto de construction.
Agencia musical de F. do.-Fortaleza
numero altos Puerto Rico. 4-6
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27

A Gazette reporter has been spending the
day In inspe citing the safes rescued from the
ruins, and IN gathering notes Ms to their condi-
ton. The result OF the Investigation proves
beyond all doubt that the Hall safe, rnAnufac-
tured In Cincinnati: Oi 10. is the most reli able
safe.represented. There wefa safes from half
a dozen manufactures in the Gre, and their
contents were In all cases between q scorch aud
utter ruin. Some had to be blown open, others
cut to pieces with chisels; some were q mass Of
broken plaster and warped plates. Others
seemed sound on the outside, while within
there was nothing saved. Some lost knobs.
others had the com Animation completely upset.
In every case the Hall safe opened without q
hammer or chisel, and the contents were
wholly untouched. The County Treasurer's
safe (Hall's) lay in mass of com bustib es
upon which a stream of burning oil was run
ming for eighteen hours, and rs soon MS It cooled
OF Mr.. Boyd opened 1t without the least hest.
tation and the contents were good now.
Morris Ash had n little Hall safe which was in
the hottest OF the two previous big fires, and all
day sunday lay in the blaze and Goals of his
saloon heated up to seven times the regu iatiou
Hebrew children furnace pitch. by turning
brandy and whisky. and when 1t was opened
yesterday afternoon. he found his money. pa
pers ard books hardy dis oloied Re no Ga
settle, March 4th.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27
A Result of Courage and Energy.
Thomas Free mans New Carriage Fee
tory.

There is possibly no country in the
world where the rewards Of courageous
and energetic prosecution of legitimate
business are so sure as in Oregon. As
q case in point, the newly erected car
riage factory Oh Fourth street, between
Taylor and Salmon, covers inquiry and
its proprietor deserves special mention.
We learn that some time in the
Spring Of 1873, Thomas Freeman
moved to Portland from Washington
county, and commenced the manufacture
of wagons and carriages on First street
between Nj adison and Jefferson. Before
no had fairly got the new business under
way, the great fire of 1873 swept over
that portion of the city, utterly
destroying every implement and swal
lowing every dollar OF capital possessed
by him. The young man, far from
being discouraged by the calamity which
had overtaken him with hundreds Of
others, accepted an order from the citi
zens' relief committee, ON the house of
Northrup 4. Thompson for sixty dollars
worth of tools, and with this as his en-
tire capital, opened a horsc-shoeing shop
on the corner of Second and Alder
streets. After working there year he
moved to the corner of Third and Alder,
into more commodious quarters. and
again commenced the manufacture of
wagons Here followed three or four
years of hard work, during Il part of
the time associated with Fred Smith,
under the style of Freeman Il Smith
Last year Mr.. Freeman turned out over
a hundred carriages and wagons, which
found ready sale, and the business
again requiring increased facilities, the
large new factory became necessity.
It is admirably planned and built espc-
cially for the purpose, two stories high,
with blacksmith shop, wheel and bodyshop,
general workshop and show room on the
ground floor, while the trimming shop,
paint shop and store rooms for carriages
are located on the second floor. Follow.
ing is diagram Of the building:
GROUND FLOOR.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27
SECOND FLOOR.

Mr.. Freeman has about fifty spring
wagons, carriages and buggies in his
show room ready for the Spring trade.
1t would be superfuous to comment on
the character of man who has accom-
plished so much in so short time. The
plain story carries it own moral and
furnishes an example OF patient industry
we'll worth limitation. Ono great
secret of success, however, in this case
lies in the excellence and durability Of
the work turned out from the shop.
With the new departure Mr. Freeman is
prepared TO fill orders for all kinds Of
wagon and carriage work. His post
olhce address Is at Portland, Oregon, and
al letters Of inquiry will receive prompt
attention
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-03-27

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