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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

"a corner room, shady all day.
was one of the demands that a
modest guest made of Penrose, the
clerk Mt the---the other day.
Said Penrose, witout smile, VERY
sorry, sir, but can't accommodate
You this year. We used to have
rooms like that, but in order to keep
them it was necessary to turn the
whole building around OH a spindle,
and some OF our best boarders sai !,
it made them seasick. Give you IA
shady room, sir, but not OH cor
ner."
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

A small boy in Bath. Me-, had
just gone to bed the other night,
md began to dream about cows.
Some slight noise awoke him up,
md he said: Mamma, I saw some
CONS. ''Wbere?' she asked. up
there" said he, pointing to the
ceiling. His mother remarked that
that was a queer place to see cows,
and the little fellow got slightly
angry and said, We'll, | guess they
could be angel cows, couldn't they?"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

A man went into a Galveston
dentists shop to have some teeth
extracted. He had taken n large
drink of brandy to sustain his cour-
age. The dentist retired to another
room, and came back with reyol-
yer and bowie knife strapped on his
person. when mans breath
smells of emotional insanity, as
yours does" he said, Il am not
going to ezasperate him unprepared.
You may be Currie himself, for all I
know"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

FRUIT CAKE-One pound and a hall
Of brown. sugar, one pound of butter,
one pound and Il half of -four. seven
eggs, half pint of molasses, half
"a tablespoonful Of soda, three
pounds of raisins, four pounds of
currants. half pound of citron.
two nutmegs, cinnamon, cloves and
spices, to suit the taste; stir the
butter and sugar to Il cream, beat
the whites and yolks separate;
add the yolks toIhe sugar and but
ter, then the whites; stir in the
-four and molasses, then spice, cut
the raisins fine, flour them, also the
culrants, and stir them i'll; dissolve
the soda in two tablespoonful of
warm water, lay the citron inlayers
as you put the cake in the tin you
bake it in; bake four hours.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07
TIT FOR TAT.

"Good mornin', Miss Kate" said young
Alickie Fee;
Good mornin'. again: it's yourself sh urt
see,
Lookin' bloomin' as ever" But Kate
turned away
As she said: Mister Mickie, / vi sh you
good day:
You're n heartiess desayer-now don't
spake worl,
Pretty tales about you and that Nora I've
heard
You know you danced with her the day
of the fair
And praised her gray eyes and her very
red hair.
You called her m angel; quite in love
with her fell
And at night, when you parted, you kiss
ed her as well !"
Young Mickie then gave SLY wink as he
said:
Il desayed her. my darling-this way
turn your head
Yes, faith, desaved her, my darlin'. it's
true:
For ! Shut both my eyes. Kate, and fam
cied twas you
Yes, that's what | did,
Kate, it's true,
] Shut both my eyes,
And fancied twas you :"
We'll I've no time to stay, SO gool-b bye.
Mickie rec.
You may desave her, but you can't de-
save me;
I'm not TO be harneyed. Mick. a word
in your ear:
You hal better be off, for my dads comm
here"
20, your dads comm, is he? That's not
him see
Now. bobbin' behind that old black
thorn tree,
Fer its Paddy Mahon" :" 90" said Kate.
with a sneer.
You've got your eyes open at last,
Mickie, dear,
And shure, you are right: It's my own
darlin' Pit.
50 take my advice, Mick, and get ont of
that;
For he's cauiin' to court me- Now lis
ten. my Lad:
When that hoy kisses me, o. won't you
be glad
For when his lips meet mine, why, what
will do.
But shut both my eyes, Mick, and fancy
its you.
That's what Ilfdo,
AIickie, it's true:
Shut both my eyes,
And fancy its you
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07
Hack Line!
nv ROBERT BADON.

This old and popular carrier, connect
- r;tI the Steaner trmel;a, at Mande-
lii Iii jacksonville and Old Landing, Is
'.arrr;nc a the u. s. Mail and thereby IA
I'D ~ distance all opposition Every
ara i treated courteonsly. and charges
on ars rniform, and no delay On account OF
III horses and other vexation. Travellers
M Jss,rous Of speed and safety, will look
ont for Mr.. Badon.
covryaros, Sept. Is, 1877.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

A day or two ago, as Il colored
boot-blac! was passing a down
town bar-room and fruit store, in
Richmond. Va, he picked up the
stump of Il cigar from the gutter
and went into the store and asked
for Il match. we don't keep any
matches to give AWAY" was the re-
ply. The boy started out, but lie
stopped at the door. turned back
and asked the. proprietor, DO you
sell emp He purchased box.
paid his two cents, aud Lit his
stump, after which lie closed the
box and asked the proprietor to pnt
it on Il Shelf, saying, next time a
gemman asks you for match. Just
give him one out'n my box" There
were several merchants in the store
at the time, who have since given
the proprietor little rest.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07
PARISH. La, SATURDAY. AUGUST z. 1880

An Idaho woman didn't faint
when an Indian seized her, but she
broke away, picked up pitchfork,
and he joined his tribe with two
portfolios in his lungs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

The women voters of a Wyominu
town are IN the majority, and when
he men folk IS want to carry an cleo
ton they have to bribe millinery
store to open lot of new bonnets on
election day, and so keep the women
away from the polls.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07
4 BOY, \ WOMAN AND A COW.

It's now over one hundred Years
since an American philosopher pro-
pounded the query: why is q
woman afraid of IL cow" and yet
no one has ever succeeded in giving
II satisfactory answer. There il
once i'll awhile woman who
doesn't seem 10 have the slightest
fear, even when passing ii COW witt.
one horn all twisted out of shape;
but follow that woman home and
you will find that she kicks the dog,
cuffs the children, jaws her hus-
band and knows how to sharpen
II butcher-knife and use an ax. Tao
real woman has a mortal terror for
COWS. and the real COW seems to
have an antipathy for her.
Friday forenoon lady was walk
ing down Cass Avenue. when she
came upon COW. The animal was
feeding on the other side of the
street, and the boy sent out to
watch her sat under u shade tree
and played on mouth organ. =
The lady halted. The COW looked
up.
Lost anything. ma'am?" asked
the boy, as be removed the music
from lis mouth.
I'm afraid of that cow?" she
replied.
What fur? Cows don't bite nor
kick, same as horse All they kin
do is to run their horns through
you an pin you to the ground"
''Oh! my-she's comine!"
''No she hain't. She's just
making believe that she wants to
git at ye and hook We over the
fence"
"Oh! but / dare not pass!'''
"Yes YOU dare. Cows know
when Il woman IS afraid, just as
quick as ANYBODY. The mirst you
give cows to understand you are
able to catch 'en by the heels and
mop the ground with them they go
to hunting fur clover"
Dear Inc. but l guess I'll go
back"
Il wouldn't III ven only spit
on yer nands and shake yer fist at
her she'll wilt right down. Cows
know who's boss just as well as men
do. Now, then, I'll hold yer parasol
while you spit on yer hands"
"Oh. can't-Im going right
home"
We'll, my little brother he swears
ut EN- instead of splitting ON his
hands. See if you can do that"
"No-no-no? I'm going now,"
''If / was n woman aud could not
swear or spit on my hands. should
carry a sword cane to stab the cows
with" observed the boy as he look
ed up across the way.
''Mv soul! but there's another cow
mp there" exclaimed the lady as
She looked up the street.
Yes, lots of cows around these
days, but never heard of two cows
"A woman at once: / guess
one generally hooks 'em NIL to pieces
first and then the other comes up
and paws ut the mangled remains.
Lii you-
The lady uttered n first class
scream aud-made a jump for the
nearest gate. 1t opened hard, and
after one pull she went over the
fence and up the front steps of
strange house, there to remain nn-
Ill her husband could be summoned
1y telephone to come and act as
body guard.
I'D just like to be woman"
nused the boy as he sat down to
punish his mouth-organ some more
I'D carry a bowie-knife down
he back of my neck, and the first
.ow that tried to hook me wonld
ind that ere knife playing num-
,lety peg around her vicious heart
triLg. .-Detrod Free Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

A New York halter says that only
one man out of seven selects a hat
that becomes him, and that's one
reason why we are not a better
looking nation.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07
FUR SALE.
Ho. CRONCHER SUGAR MILL.

Rollers 1oxls. Suitable for fifteen to
.-.a,v acres of cane. With gearing for
...r steam or horse power. To be sold
.,.,o.-s Of being too small for the
s.-.~.,t croo. For further particulars
snr,v At Chubby Hill Plantation
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

III livery stable man wants to
make u fortune, he has only to adj
vertise horses which can be driven
with one hand Every youth who
takes his girl ont riding will patron
! G him. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

When You see man SIT down in
n barbe rs chair, pin the newspaper
around his neck, and begin to read
the towel, you may put hin down as
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

The base drum player makes
more noise. than anybody else, but
he doesn't lead the band. There is
n moral 10 this.-SteaJearlHe Her.
nd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07
Farm for Sale.
l69 Acres of Good Land.
WITH OR WITHOUT STOCK.

Call and examine the premises. There
are abundant Fruit Trees on the place.
SPLENDID Residence and good water IL
the ward. Out-nouses of every sind
that are needed in this country, and a
small Sugar Mill, in good order.
The place is on the Columbia road,
eich. miles and d. half from Covington.
Apply to -
CHAS. STRATTNAN.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07
OMNIBUS LINE.
nv W. III. DAVENPORT.

Leaves Corington for the Old Landing,
connecting With the steamer New Came
la Will take passengers to any part OF
this or adjoining parishes. Terms mod
crate.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

CovINGToS AND PoNcHAToULa.
Arrives at Cosington every Friday. at
s p. NJ. Departs Saturday, ut 6 4. NJ
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07
The Mails.
ARRIVE.

PEARL RIFER 10 PFIRLING TON.
Leaves Pearl River Thursday. at A. ~
Arrives ut Pearlington by Ii A. NJ.
Leaves Pennington Thursday. ut ] p.
NJ. Arrives at Pearl River by 4 r. NJ.
PEARL RIVER TO COTTNGTON
Leaves Pearl River Monday, at A. NJ
Arrives at Corington on Tuesday, by
9A ".
Leaves Corington on Tuesday, at
$40 A. NJ. Arrives at Pearl River Wednes-
day. by 4. N.
PEARL RIVER TO RIGOLETS.
Leaves Pearl River Saturday. at $50
A. N. Arrives at Rigolets by / 80 r ~
Leaves Rigolets Saturday. at p. NJ.
Arrives ut Pearl River by 6P. N.
rOTTNG TON AND SHADY GROVE
Arrives. at Covington from Shady
Grove on Tuesday, 1T 6 p. NJ.
Leaves Covinston for Shady Grove
Wednesday, at A. NJ.
CovISGToS AND PoNCHAT0ULa.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

Since our last 1t has transpired
that both Generals Hancock and
Garfield, at various times i'll their
youthful careers, in order to save
the price OF ticket. surreptitiously
crawlcd under the canvas of the cir
GUS Are such men hit to represent
the sovereignty of the American
republic? T. Clipper.
DR.. Tanner is foolish to fast at
this season Of the year, when berries
and other fruits are III abundance,
and whel. h. is liable to get berry
pie for dinner six days out of IL pos
sible seven. He should have
tackled old grim death. along III the
dead Of winter, when drieu apple
pies hold the fort by II large major
ity, and stewed prunes are the land
lady's best friend.-R0me Sentinel.
He neryously hitched ut the knee
Of his pantalo"ns and twirled his
hat uneasily in his band rs he took
the chair the old gentleman offered
him. I've called" said he, I've
called there is-there is-some-
thing about your daughter" Oh,
yes," with serverity, I've noticed
something about my daughter,
and I should advise you as friend
to take that something away as
quickly rs possible"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1880-08-07

State of Louisiana, parish of St Tam
many-farish Court.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-23
Boletin Mercantil.

no y las peculiaridades del eli.
Pa mss que al M nero 8 al valor
de los insurrectos. Las montafias los
proporcionaban gaaridas inaccesibles
para los grandes cuerpos de tro.
pas. Cuando Sc les conclufan las
muuioiones y tropas manifestation estar
prontos q reconciliarse con Espana, Sc
rendian bajo condolences favorables y
despues de a1quirii noticias, ropas y
armas volvfau 4 las montanas pelear
nuevamente. De igual suerte que
nuestfos pieles rojas del Osste Sc la
van de vez ell cuando gu pintura de
guerra y cual mansas ovajas SO presen-
tan en- ell aprisco de los Estados Unidos
que los mantiene y los arma de rifles de
-diez y seis tiros. Y cuando ha pasado
ell invierno ? ell arrullo de la torto-
la SO deja Or en- los campos, la IT,
mi1a oveis Sc convierte en- hambriento
Y feroz lobo qua 90 precipita sacisr
su sangriento apetito, basta que ell GO
bierno de los Estados Unidos cree con-
vsnients suministrarles otra veg medios
de subsistencia y armas para que con
elias quiten Ia vida q indefAnsos ameri-
canos. Mientras no desaparezca el Ill
timo indio, oiremos hablar de carnice-
rias, y mieutras no desa2srezca el 1lti-
mo cubano, 1 no hemos d. DIR hablar de
revoluciones ?"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-23
LA P2ENSA AMERICANA.
Luquillo, JUNO de 1880.

The Daily City Item, refriendose a
los insurrectos de Cuba, dice 10 ST.
guiente con 20 cual no estamos sin
embargo enteramente de acuerdo
porque hay muchfsimos cubanos, la
inmensa mlyorfa, que son buenos
hJos de Espala
Los insurrectos no se conforman
con ref,rmas de ningana clase, quieren
simplemente la separation de Espana
Y Is Independence y no estaran salts
fschos hasta que NO la hayan consegui
do. Ssha exagersdo la faerza del SON.
timiento revolucionario, y Ia extraordi.
maria duraoion de Ia lucha 80 debe 4
las condolences espscialta del tsrrs.
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COMUN UNICADOS.
Oaguas IA de JUNO de 1880.
Sr. d. jose Perez Morris.

Muy senor nuestro grande ha sido la salts.
faccion que hemos recibido los padres de fa-
ma que autorilamos cor nuestras frmas es-
to pscrlt0.
Vd es padre, Va conoce las dulces emo
clones que embargan eli cOraz0n del que pre-
sencia ell examen de su hljo Y eg regocio que
Sc apodera de su alma cuando SO convence de
que el tempo transcurrido y los sacfidcios he
ch0s dan ell resultado apetecd0
BajO la impre ion mas lison ra con el CO.
razUn henchidO de esperanZas en- ell porveni~
hemos sail 10 del salon de sesiones del Ayun
.amiento de este pueblo, l0nde Sc celebraron
los eAamenes pGblicos.
En- los dias Ii IL de los corrientes TOGO ell
turn0 a los alumnOs de la escuela particular
que dirige D. Ramon E Vlllafafie, len inv-
to con la debida anticipation por medo de e.
quelas impresis.
No detaarena0s una por una las claSes que
present6 ell Sr. Vlliatahe, nj diremos mas sno
que todas estuy uyieron la altura que debia es
perarse de tan entenddo professor Pero per
mftanos ", s. nor Director, hacer mencion es-
pecial de las su9eriores de gramatca, aritm6-
tira, historic sagradl y geogralia astr0n6ncs.
'ermitan IS mantcstar nuts5ro entaSlasmo.
liable n,r nOsOtrOs e venerable Oura Parr0-
co, Y den testimonio las innumerables muestras
dc Contento one Sc leian en- los rosLros de to-
dos los c0ncurrentts.
FL Sr. Vlliaiane debe estar muy satisechO,
v nosotrOs no seriam0s dlgnCs del deSvel0 Y
af;.n con que Sc deiioa la ensehanza de
nuestros hjos, 81 no deram IS este pdbco tes-
ii inoao de nuestro agradecimiento dicho pro-
fesor, asegurandoie al mi,mo tempo que In
Gu caremoS Ell lo' inocentes corazones de
nupstr0s hijos, los mas tiernos afuctos de gra-
ttnd amor hacia gu persona
Suplicamos V. puolique en- las columnas
lie su iustra do per 6dlco esta leal manifesta-
cion ofreciendonos con Ia mayor consideration
sus afectisimos amigos $. S.
@ B S NJ
Juan Isern. -Jacinto Polanco. --Bento j.
Polo.-Salvador Mas Francisco A Mendez.
Ignacio Berries --,.Dal1n Mas Juan Mendez
jose Hernandez IN. Morera --Pbro Fran
cisco 2. Gahona. -B. NJ Masso. .--Aniceto
Guzman. Manuel Gomez.-Regi Ramos
Francisco Gimenez Tristo. &C erardo PUG -
Jose Fernandez --Fe nando Puig.-S. Vleta
-Odon Somonte --T0mas Lopez Antonio
Grille. Rodriguez. Rafael Polo
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Nueva- York, JUNO LA deuda de
los d. Unidos ha. tenido una disminucior.,
durante 81 pasado mos, de SIG 900, 900.
Madrid, JUNO 2. -El Gobierno ha
autorizado al Representative de la nacion
en- Montevideo, d frmar un tratado de
psz y amistad con 81 Paraguay.
Londrss, Janio 3 la Bruselas SO
han batido dos espanoles; el marques
Gil de Olivares y el conde de Lardi (2,,
A consecueneia de disidencias sobre la
politica espanola; el iiItimo fn6 musrto;
d marques de Qlivarss 81 u mismo
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e1ACETffALAS. 4

Teatro. Mia sombra parece que
persjgue 4 los bufos cubanos eu su Sc
gunda )tAmporads. Dieron on la noche
del domingo una varia Ia function cate
drdtica, mas desgraciadamente sin que
aculiera al toatro gran concurrencia.
Pocos fleron los espectadores de las
liforentes pleas bufas que SO represon-
taron, entIe elias una titulada 4ue|opea y
Dtns1 en la cual resatan algunas mo
centes alusiones q la ReUista celebre que
tanto escozor nos causa segun Ell Agente
Bus op|o y comparsa.
iFiestas! H .bra la correspondence
function rAigiosa en- la Catedral el dia
del Santo Patron y SO repartirin lines
nas los pobres. Adem4s, todo aquel
que guste divertirse 90 muy dueno dc
hAcerlo en- su casa como le parezca y en-
Ia calle slempre que SO entregue licltos
deleites. Ago es algo.
Casaron, pues, los afanes,
Los augurios la pena,
One hoy dia la Magdalena
No esta para tafetanes.
Trompis. ii Cosas del tempo debidas
Al ca,or que trae las sangres alborota-
das Eu la tarde del domingo, en- ell
camino de Rio -piedras, hubo una sopa-
pima tremebnnda cOnsecuencla de 10
cual fueron aver llamados al Cabildo
uuos cuantos sui otos.
Aver hubo algo tambien por el estilo
en ests calle. Estamos expuestos un
percance 81 no 80 aplacan los rigores
atm0sfericos.
Examenes.- distributes en-
la escuea elemental de ninas de Dona
Nicolasa Peralta
LECTUEA. -Premio: Julia Velilla.-
Acceslt Providencia Lizardi.
DocTR1NA Z HIsToRIA SAdRADA.. -Ac-
ceslt Pfovldencia Lizard.
HtsToRIA GEoGRAF .-Premio Jo-
vita Atlles.
CALIGRAFfA-Premio : Juana del Va
lle.-Acceslt Jovita Atiles.
COsTURA LLAMA - Premio: Carload
Perez. --Acce SIT: Petronila Cosme.
CALADo BoRDADo.-P Premio: Cipria-
ua Lacen. - Acc6st Providencia Lii
zsrdf.
MAYOR sUMA DE CoNOCIMIENTOs. Pre-
mio julia Veiilla.
MEJoR CoNDUCTA ApLIoACIoN. Pre-
mio Ana Maria Diez.
Escuela particular elemental de varo-
nes a cargo de d. Francisco Gonzalez !:
LEoTURA - Acc6sit: Domingo Del
gado.
GEoGRAFfA.-Premio: Eco. Marxuach.
-Accesit: Domingo Delgado.
HIsToRIA DE EsPANA. -Accesit Fran
cisco Marxuach
CALIGRAFfA -Premio /; Domingo Del
gaao.-Acc6sit: Francisco Ramos.
MRJoR ooNDUoTA APLICAcroN. Pre-
mio: I4doro Delgado.
MEJoR sUMA DE CoNoCIMrENr0s. Pre-
mio : Francisco Marxuach.
Ell caballero de los Espejos. los que
hayAn leido el capitulo XIV, q parte
de Don QMJote, habran encontrado graz
semejanza entire ell caballero del Bos-
que el vecino.
El tai fugido andante cabalero pre-
tendia haber vencido todos los del
oficio, incluso ID, Quijote, y este en-
singular batalla "le hizo venir al suelo
por has ancas del caballo, dando tai
caida, qua sin mover pie nj mano di6
seilales de que estoba naaerto." Tales
son las victorias del vecino sobre nos
otrOs.
Tenorio. o.-El domingo fu6 llevado & Ia
sombfa nm individuo que, sin ser tan
oaado u iayorecido como p, Juan, estd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-23

Naguabo (P Il 10 de Juno de 1880.
Muy Sr nuastro:
Habiendo es olra 70 nuestro eontrato social,
p0r mutuo convenio, queda disue Ia la socie-
dad que giraba Ell este pueblo bajo Ia razon de
+, AL VARE,Z HERNIA NOS.
quedan1o la hquidacion cargo de la nueva
ca a segun circular continuation.
Agradecdos por la coohanza que Sc ha SER
vido dispensarnos, rogamos la haga extensive
q Ia nueva firma, suscribienIonos de v. aten-
tos s. 5.
O. b. s M.
F. ALvAREz HERNANos.
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acusado de haber arrebatado de ~ nilt
4 una paloma inc9uta y sin hiel.
Il Vaya IN desenlace prosaico y des
y dichado para tan romfntica aventnra
Nuestros tiampos son asf por mis- qut
CASTELAR, SO empene en- que son los mas
po6ticos.
Tranvia. ia.-Montada la Eueva locomo
tora del tranvia en- aptitud de empren.
der viaies, juzgar por sus buenas con-
dicioues J la soltura CON que recorre Ia
via ferrea, es indudable que de un mo.
manto otro deben tener lugar las an
heladas fiestas de Rio-piedras.
De muchos ffaques sabemos nosotr os
one 50 estan desempolvando y de algu-
nos n1menes poeticos que preparan
enthusiasts composiciones alusivas al
proximo acontecimiepto.
Poema.-Nuestro colega ell Don Cdn-
dido ha publicado 81 primer canto de
un poema destinado al certamen Ger.
vantico. Cree e. os nosotros que Ell tai
poema meior dirigido iria remitiendole,
cuan1o llegue la OCCASION, al certamen
del Ateneo toda vez que en- este Sc ha
dispuesto premiar una composition de-
dicada 4 un hombre it'll al pals, 6 ami
90 del idem, que decimos ahora.
Y como ell poema canta las excelen-
ciss sublimes del academic director
de E1 Buscapie, maestro en- gag saber, On
ciencias y Ell hacer reir 49,.
Muica celestial. .-Contin1a la tras-
cendentoitsima correspondence entire Ia
sonora Tl6 y IN D. Victor DelanEoy-
muy senor nuestro y conocido On su Ca
sa-. ST una dana se lamenta ! que
mucho que la consuele un caballero,
Maxine cuando los dos pertenecen
una misma orden?
Desenganese, con todo, la Cantora de
las Tomas on ell dichoso circulo de San
German esta prohibida la admission de
socios femeninos
.............. ........ ............
............. Saben, por 10 visto, e.
su ingratu patria 10 que SO hac
y estan de consiguisnte por dem4
lamentaciones de la DANA desai
los buenos deseos del cabsl'
zador de entuertos
Gracias.-Se i
vientes y sin
macao r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-23
Naguaho lP. I'D Is de iunio de 1850.

Naguabo (P. RI Is de JUNO de 1880.
Muy Sr, milo y amigo:
Refiriendome In circular que anteeede, ten.
go el gusto de poner en- conocimiento de v.
que con esta fecha me he hecho cargo de- Ia
casa de comercio que pertenecia los Sres f.
Alvarez Hermanos, y la que en- 10 successive
girara bsjo la razan de
FRANCISCO ALVAREZ YSU.AREZ
para continuar los mismos negocios que Ia 10.
ciedad exGingnida, cuya iquidacon Queda
mi cargo Esperando nueyanente mefecer "a
contlanza me suscribo do v alto. amigo 8 -
QB.s.M.
FRANusco ALVAREZ I GuAREA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-06-23
x0VIHIIIf0 IlRIfIN0.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
JUNO 20-De Geneva, berg ital srLiyia Cos.
ta," provis ones
Ds Arecibo, berg ing. ''DottIe,"
aZ1car
- 2l.-De Aguadilla, vap. esp. "AIlcan-
te," transito.
SALIDAS.
JUNO 2l.-Para San Thomas, vsp. esp "Ah-
cante," iastre.
Para AguadiIla, vap. esp. "San
Juan, carga general
Psra Aguadilla, vap esp "Borin-
quen," resto.
Para Arecibo, goI ''Olemenf'''a '
provisiones.
Psra Vienpo"
pr"