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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
z GDeD Cd =
Garcia, GattIl { Go.
26 TETU AN go.

Ofrecen al pGblico: Cerveza "Lager Beer"
americana en- barriles de V 6 docenas bote-
Has, marcas LA Copa" y "Aguila''; sa' rosisi
mas lcnguss carne de vaca ahnmades; miel
de abca eli garrafonC de galones; champag-
ne Ell catas de Il botellitas para uinoe; habi
chuelas bIancas chicharos troscos en- barIiles;
quosos americ nos Young America en- cajas
de a cuatro; galetas pilot Y de soda Ell barriles
Y caias; betun Saratoga EN- frascos y botitas
para zapatos y correaies. en- cajas de una do
40 paque cs de una LIBRA; jlmones super!orisi-
mos daneses conserva(los; na2 del pals Y ame
ricano; piedras de am lar dcsde LII BID vara
de dlanetrO; huano gnano para colchones Y
almohadas; Y por 1ltimo, el nuevamente des-
cubierto ferti izador vegetal para sembra de
tabaCO
TODO BUENO BARATO.
3-6 GARCIA, GATELL & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
SAL MUY SUPERIOR,

En- grano molido, detallan p. BoRRAs
HERMANos, San Juan, Puerto-Rico. h. a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
Heloieria taglssa.
CALLE DE SAN JUSTO NUN. 10.

Sc haee toda clase de trabajos eoncernien
tes al arte. Sc dora al fuego Y galvanismo.
San Juan de Puerto Rico. b. agosto 20.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18
HIERRO, HIERRO, HIERRO.

Los Sres SATNz, CERRA q Co de esta
1laza acaban De recibir por vapor espahel
del galvanzado superior de 3
)ailos, so acanalado, el que otrecer al p1
)ico precios muy llmitadOs
PuertO-RicO.-S. Francisco 81.
h. Julio %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-07-18

hta. 25 jl| 50
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
"A Solid Union Clpb."

This Is the season for surprises. A
"Solid Union Club" has been organic
Ell at Mount Pleasant, Nowborry
county, with president, two vice
presidents and a secretary, and roll
OF members, and it has adopted unani-
mousIy the following resolutions pre-.
pared by Col. Ellison s. Koitt:
:. Whereas, We earnestly desire a cor
dial reunion Of tho people of tho en-
tire country and that peace and pros
pcrlty which will naturally flow from
rcciproca'ly kind feeling between
them,
Hesolred, That to effect this earnest
desire we nominate Gen. u. s. Grant
and Senator Thomas Bayard as om,,
acknowledgements for President and
tace.i5rcsident in tho approaching
Nesotred, That we send greetings of
peace and good will to all the people
throughout the land and invoke them
TO rally and organize themselves into
sSolid Union Clubs," nominate Cen.
v. .. Grant and Senator Thomas Bav.
ard as their standard-boarcrs for
President and Vice President in the
next Presidential election, and Let us
become one people indivisiblc.
Copies of the resolutions wero cent
70 tho leading papers Of the United
states. by some strange oversight
TIE NEWS AND HERALD was omitted
rom the liet, but It gives the Grant
and Bayard boom q boost nevcrthe
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

The greatest drawback to tho success
Of the "SoIid Union" party, however,
is in the ticket itself. The union of
Grant and Bayard, on the same ticket,
might produce the same effect as
stringing a cat and 'possum' head
downward over clothes line, and
there's not much "solid union" in
that. The disregard Of the unitics in
this ticket calls to mind verso said
to have been scribblcd by al ambitious
poet OH the walls Of the Mammoth
Cave, in which logical sequence was
sacrificed to rhythmic necessity. It
read as follows:
'The Mammoth Cave, oh, what q spot,
~ summer cool, In winter hot.
Ihc Mammoth Cave, oh, what wonter
hhdrew jackson, h--ll and thunderp
Tho object of the gentlemen who
have organized the club is most lauda-
bic. Every patriot will heartily Sec
ond their demand for unity and for an
end to sectionalism. But this can be
secured only by the election of some
sound constitutional Democrat. Bay
ard or Seymour would fill this bill.
Grant has been scctionalist too long.
lie will not do. Tho "Solid Union
Club" must bring in another horse.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
BRIC-A-BRAC.

--"1f you marry Grace" exclaimed
an iratc father to his son, II will cut
you off without cent, and you won't
have so much as piece Of meat to
boil in the pot" Well, replied the
young man, "Grace before meat. :"
and he Immediately went in search Of
a minister.
-.'Maria,' observed Mr.. Holcomb,
as ne was putting on his clothes, there
ain't no patch on them breeches yct.'-
l can't fix it now, no way. Pm too
busy well, give me the patch then,
an IN carry it around with me. [
don't want people to think can't
afford the CLOTH
The following colloquy is report
cd to have occurred OH upper Main
street, on Christmas day: Small boy to
Governor Garcelon-"Did you hear
That boy had fallen into well fifty
feet deep, doctor2" "No; and how
did they get him out2" "Scnt word
to the Governor and Council to count
him OUT" said the lad.
The sponge. divers along the Flori-
da coast have begun to adopt an inno-
Vation that they may work great
changes in their business It is found
that this can be done by cutting the
live spongcs into small pieces, attach
ing them to pieces of rock and sinking
them to proper depths in suitable loca-
tions. In three years each pieco will
attain a marketable size.
Two ladies belonging to different
circles of American society in Paris
met lately at arcception. IIIave you
been long IN Palisr asked the first,
who considered she belonged to tho
'set.' 'Seyetal years. responded ll,c
second, who is sure her set is the first,
Strange says tho first, 'that I have
mover mot you in society," you fiat
tor mo- says the second.
"A poor but highly respected
young man rescued an heiress from
Watery grave at one oftho seaside re-
sorts few weeks ago. The next day
her prcscrvcr received q delicatcly per-
fumed note from the yonng lady, and
in November she will marry. No.
not the young man who saved her life.
but g man who las a cast in his eve
and $3.50, 900 In bank. Sometimes it
turns out that way---but not III novels.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

TAKING Fok GRANTED THAT Kellogg
will bo ousted from tho United States
Senate, the Louisiana Legislature is
bailoting for his successor. Poor
Spofford is left entirely out in the cold,
though it would seem that if Kellogg
be oustcd, he should have the seat.
The Mississippi Legislature is also
balloting for Il Senator to succeed
Bruce. General Barksdale was lead
Ing at last accounts. The Maryland
Legislature has elected leading poll
tician, named German, to succeed
Senator Whyte. The Virginia Re-
adjusters and Radicals have already
elected General Malone to eucceed
Senator Withcrs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
"A Snowman woo oxh,,>,..

"A Snowman was exhibiting in Gill
NOR county, Georgia, a monkey that
had been taught to fire pistol. The
Snowman handed the monkey pistol
and told him to "shoot the ugliest man
In the crowd" Some mischicvous
boy had put shotin the pistol, and when
the monkey picked out his man and
fired, the shot took effect and slightly
wounded the ugly man, who took ont
his knife, cut the monkeys throat and
whipped the Snowman. The uolv man
has been indicted, aud his trial is soon
to como off. o-'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
MARTENS IN MINE,

Quiet Iseigning--The Republicans Abeentlne
Themselves from tho Legialature-Nhito
Refuses to Appear Before tho Bribery
COMMITTEES.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 13.-At Il quarter to 2
['o'cl0ck this morning the committee of
the Republican House to report qucs-
tions TO submit to the Supreme Court,
submitted n series which it was voted
to submit to the court. The questions
are lengthy and as yet incomplete, and
will not be given to the public until
to-day.
Both branches adjourned at 2.15un-
til Saturday, January 18th, at 2 p. m.
Acting Governor Lamson will issue
orders to-day ordering tho militia not
to obey tho orders of General Cham
berlnin.
Forty Republicans came to tho CITY
last night by Pullman train.
Both branches Of the Legislature
quietly assembled to-day without dis
turbancc, the Republicans absentinp
themselves. The night at the capitol
passed very quietly, there being no dis
turbancc. a full guard was on duty.
The only thing Irregular which occur
red this morning was when Gen. G..
W. Martin attempted to pass the guard
in defiance ofpolicc regulations and
was summarily handled by the police.
The Fusionists arc very reticcnt about
expressing their opinion Of the events
OF last night. They seem surprised,
and are entirely unwilling to converse
upon the subject.
Wallace r. White, whose card of de-
nial OF bribery has been published, has
been summoned before the bribery
committee, but has refused to appear.
The reported scheme for clccting a
Governor and State officers has anpar-
emily been abandoned, both parties
seeming willing to await the decision
OF the Supreme Court before proceed
ing further.
Mr.. Lamson, who claims to be the
acting Governor, has as yet performed
no official act that interfercs with tho
prerogatives ofGen. Chamberlain.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

ls THE MATTER SETTLED?-Durinp
the presence of Senator Cameron in
this city on Friday a preliminary con-
ference was held at which all the
minor details of the Chicago conven-
ton wore arranged. Another meeting
was subsequently held at the Ccnten-
NAL Hotel, to which the Haycs branch
of the Republican party were admitted.
Before Its conclusion perfect harmony
is said to have been reached. Another
significant incident is seen in the fact
that whereas Secretary Sherman as
sure d me personally that no intended
to leave Oh on early train this morning.
he remained to luncheon at Mr.. Chi]d's
at one O'Clock to-day. The important
result of all this caucusing has been an
agreement that Grant shall be the cam
dldate tor the first place OH the ticket.
--NeW York Herald.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

q Ann Ainonth guaranteed, Sl9 dav IA
X4VV homo made by the Industrious.
Uapital not required; wo viii start you. Men,
w9rk for us than at anything else. The work
- Ho ign; rgSt ana P1Sasant and suoh as anyone can
this notice will send us their addresses st SncS
and see Tor themselves. Costly OUTFIT and terms
ars a5se nov is the time Those already at work
TRUE co, Augusta, Maine. e's =
Aug 12- t6mxly 5' -1D'flI
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

Here arc the two mcancst mon on
record: Tho owners of q clotll-makinp
iirm III Boston employ thirty-flve girls,
who, from thcirpoor earnings, contrib
uted 1922 on Thanksgiving Day, and
gave each OF tho two members of the
firm q pretty album, occupying u half
hour in getting ready and making the
presentation. Tho two mean follows
took the gifts with ready smilcs, and
on pay day deducted from the wages
OF the girls time money for tho half
hh@ourthoy'had occupied III giving tho
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
Those Taxes.
The Laurcnsvillc Herald saya

Inc Laurcnsvlllc Herald says:
1t may not be in strict conformity
with law to collect tho taxes under tho
present Tax Act, but if the people arc
willing to abide by it., and pay their
taxes, we cannot see any great oblec-
ncn thereto, OIL that anybody can be
injured thereby.
All very we'll, T.. But If the people
or even a few of them arc unwilling to
abide by it. What thenp
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
The author of tho "Historv of +bo

The author Of the "IIistory of the
North American Indians" says that
"among 100000 Indians he found not
one who brcathcd through his mouth ;"
II ne examined tho breathing arrange
ments OF SO many Indians, It is diff
cult to understand how hc found time
to write their history. An Indian that
breathes through his nose is 10 more
pleasant to contemplate than ono who
breathcs through his mouth. Many
persons prefer cigar store Indians.
They don't breathe at all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

ARE You SIcK?-If so, go to YOUR
nearest drugyist or store, and bnv n
box of DR.. elders Liver Pills. Ihev
will cure you. You can flud them IN
any storc. Tor sale by DR.. W. r..
AIKEN . ~ A%l0
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

How THEY Do IT.-As one of the
most prominent young burglars Of San
Francisco was walking out Of court the
other day, just having secured an ac-
Qnital regarded his latest lob by q
prompt and busincss-liko "diVvy" with
the powers that be at the usual rates.
wcll-to-do but anxious looking
stranger touched his arm and beckon-
cd him to doorway.
"You arc Teddy, tho Ferret aren't
your" asked the gcntlemon-"the man
who was tried to day for safe crack
ingW
Well, what of it?" replied the
house-brcaRcr.
"Why, just this--you'll excuse nv
speaking so low-but the fact is Tve
come all the way from the San Joaquin
to look up party in your line of bust
ness"
"Have, eh2"
"Ycs-I-well, I've littlc PROPOSE
ton to make to YOU"
"Exactly," said the Ferret, camly :;
"you're bank cashier down in the
foothills"
GLOW did you know that?' STAN.
mercd the gentleman, much amazed.
land your cash and accounts are to
De gone over by the directors on the
first, and as you can't realise on your
stocks, you want me to gag YOU some
time next week, shoot your hat full Of
holes, find the combination in your
breast pocket-book and 60 through the
safe in the regular way"
"Great heaven", man! how did you
find all that out 2"
"Why, l guessed it. It's the regular
thing, you know. Got three orders to
attend to ahead Of yours now. Let
me see. Can't do anything for you
next week, but might give you We'd
nesday and Thursday Of the week
after. How'll that suit you?"
The cashier said he thought he could
make that do, and in less than five
minutes they had struck bargain and
arranged the whole af(air.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
WINNS3OI.C, S. 9.

THR MANY FRIENDS OF Judge Al
dricl will be pleased to learn that he
is now recovering from his recent
severe indisposition.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
INFORMATION TO PURCHASERS
NEW PLAN OF SELLING,

.setttiN
No Agents No Commissioner Instruments
shipped from factory direct to purchasers, and
own agent and entitled to agents rates The
only mouse South selling on this new plnD.
manufacturers, and our prices are az low as
offers: - '-'oo' Nf~-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
Organs

: All guaranteed Instruments from reliable
makers: Sold under Gig yearo guarantee. Shipped
ferred. For ten dollars extra on % piano or four G
dolIars ON an organ, we assume freight to any
*. r. depot or steamer land ng South. Sent OF,
not satisfactory. Order and test in your own
nome. seyerest tests OF competent musicians
makers and two hundred different styles. Sps.
c1dt rates TO Teachers, SchoolS Churohes and Tass
torS. S. SCnu Tor Introduction sale Circular giving
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught a cold7 Arc you UT
able to raise the phlegm7 Have you an irrita.
ton in tho throat7 A eonse Of oppression on
tho lungs, with short breathe Do you havo .
1T of coughing on lying down7 A sharp pain
now aud then In the region Of the heart, phoul-
ders and back7 II so, our Advice IL take at
once dose Of TUFTS Expectorant; you VIII soon
be able to raise the phlcgm. In an hour repeat
tho Expectorapt, place hot iron to tho feet tako
two of TUFTS Pills. You Will soon fall into q
pleasant sleep and wake up in tho morning,
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath-
Ing, aud tho bowels moving in q natural manner.
TO prevent a return Of these symptoms use tho
Expectorant several days.
0ft1oe, 35 Murray Street, M. y:
TYsyTnT';$Es VT TEo;Es,D DRIhkS a!VhEAk:
TUFTS. g.! !R!I.LLS
TUJJTr7To'S$i JJTr7T oSsi.yF9AI.L! yRAhLs
:ToU!,!IT1.TIy,$$s ToU!,!IT1 TIy$s p .ER9l!L!,!L1.S Ills
TgMy..Tr1TIo'S. Tgy..Tr 1TIo$S uRE.llha;!hzS
Tu,T!nT,,;$Ss IT,! = T!,,;$:Ss,,! !Pi!hLS oi!.,!L:
TUFTS Rl!LLS
TUFTS PILLS
PUIsIEY THE BLOOD.
TUTT'$ PILLS
TUTT'S HAIR dye,
GRAY HAIR on WHI8KERs changed to q CLOSER
BLACK by a single application Of this DxE. Il In.
parts Naturn COLOR, aots tantaneously. and b
sent by oxpross on receipt Of 4l.
Offioe, 35 Murray St.. Now York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
NEW GOODS !!

w Il haSs and will boro.
" our second supply of Fall and Goods ~ ~ 'o"n
i case Fruit OF the Loom Long Cloth.
rs pieces other brands of Long Cloth
case Bessbrook
pieces assorted Jeans md Cassimeres
pieces style
Dress Goods, Alpacas, CashmereH
Blankets white and cooed Fannels Lnsays 0ipehss Bror,
Shifting, Cotton o. e'' o" AAeAine' 11ck-
Comforts, Shaws, Cloaks Skirts
D,oa upPy wh ana colored Dress Shirts and
Clothing ~ ~
Overcoats ! Overcoats :!
ladies' of Undervea Hos.-r cu
'1g % Goa.s ana Guns Edgings ank 1nserons TO-
me "Pnafore 'Juna, pride" Beatrice" Corsatu w.
Whe Goods such Nnsooks, Cambrca and rvns
For house'keepes of Table DarnosE
Towels Bleached and Brown Sheetims ~ "'~' DoS"eS'
Notions in great variety
Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Shoes
Mems, Youths and Boys Boots Sboea
Trunks Vahses, Satachels, and Umbrellas
prices 0'S'n'"s "eeo1oi at low
We cordially invite inspection stock feeno a ,.
" NV F. ELDER CO.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

IHE LATEST DISPATCHES FROM Maine
arc ludicrously similar to those that
flashed from Columbia in the latter
days Of 1876. Tho Republicans Sc
ccded from tho Legislature and, with
those members who had been counted
out, marched to tho State House,
when the Fusionists were not looking
for them, entered tho Hall and or
ganized separate Legislature. At
last accounts the "Wallacc" and the
"Mackey" houses were both in full
blast A pretty plentiful infusion of
the coiored clement was alone lacking
TO make the resemblance perfect.
True, there was no Rugcr on the
'ccnc. But Major General Chamber
lain, of the State militia, is the Deus
eI naachina, or virtual dictator.
Maine is now enjoying the delights of
military government. Strange as it
may appear, Blaine is occupying pre-
cisely the same platform Hampton
was in 1876, and is using the argu-
ments the South Carolina Democrats
furnished him. Mr.. Jim Blaine un-
dorstands all about returning boards
now, and 1t has made him sick. EIe
gets very little sympathy, politically
or personally, on this side the line.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15

TIE TAY DISASTER HAS SET TIE New
Yorkcrs to thinking about the safety
Of tilc East River suspension bridge
now erecting between that city and
Brooklyn. II finished it will be by
far the longest, highest and widest
bridge in the world. Ten millions
have already been expended on it and
four or five more arc required. Yet
Engineer W. Fl. Webb, OF New York,
1s out IN a letter to prove that the
bridge will barely be safe under Or
dinary circumstances, while heavy
gale or vast concourse Of people on
any one spot would snap the cables
like packthrcad, and prccipitate the
whole structure into the water below.
The safe strength, distributed evenly
along, Is estimated at eleven hundred
tons, or thirteen pounds to the square
foot, and the utmost tension possible
at four times that weight. Yet Mr..
Webb apparently proves by figures
that a crowd OF ten thousand people
on tho bridge at any one time would
far exceed the strength, if massed at
any one section, while gale, blowing
sixty-fve miles all hour, as it did last
January, would prcss with forco of
twenty-onc pounds to the square foot
and would blow everything off the
bridge if not carrying the bridge itself.
The great engineer Rocking has es-
fimatcd that gauge Of six feet is re-
qulred to prevent u car from being in
danger OF being blown off. He also
pronounced it unsafe to run locomo-
tive over the bridge, and even said
that tho trains should be confined to
three cars drawn by an endless chain.
These facts are not rcassuring and
Mr.. Webb calls OH the Legislature to
have an investigation by experts be-
fore voting other millions for the COM
pletion of a possible gigantic man
trap.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-08-24
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wobnbeit III, einem In ben SpaIten un5e-
res Blat.ss anse,eisten Nrtit,l, bas Durt
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5irma, welde uns patrpniitrt, beionbsrs
berpor3nbfben, 70 madsa MIR bed biesmal
cine NuSnatme, In ner rsber3eusung bab
mir tir Dsil ltimmuns unlerer eelsr finben
trtrpen.
gloa nidt Elm Sabr3,bnt III ssrFo1sn,
felt bic untrrretmente 6trma u. 8pseler
& Co., III Baltimore, Wb., NIT eliidli.
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bradts, wslhe ipeeisl fur pas Dtut1d.
t6um befimmt. ,war I'M alten 0atsrlanh.
bslannt unb bsliebt, In Wm.rita iebpA
niat ,u bateu warsn, Or. MusuF GS.
niSs 5amburssr 5amilsn Msbisinen.
Die 5ambur0er zrOpieu, Samburser
Bruftbse unb 5amturser 6riuterpFaisr
baben ben Nut tpelhsr ibnen sum alttn
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wurbs unb um ben @lesi,insn(dab fir
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burger Wtpt,inen elm iptiteres bewdbrtes
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