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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-05

lido, por fortuna. . 70 no le qui-
Sc matar decfa lIorando. Obre
por miedo y para defenderme T.
EI crfmen IS IN abismo; 81 que
deia If Ell pie no puede va con-
tenerse. iOjala qua las palabras
de este infeliz ssirvan de leccion q
Ia juventud! HI dejado una nina
de seis-meses, -su & lico amor puro.
segun confession propia, y deben ha-
ber sido espantosas sus 1ltimas ho-
ras en- la capilla. La Sociedad pro-
tectora de log niIios ha prohij ado a
la inocente hlerf.na, recibie ldola
en- el ldgubre altar de la capilla, en-
presencia de Dos, y ha implorado
10 carload, pidieado al p1blico una
iimosna para educarla. La sociedad
no ser4 sorda d su llamamiento.
En- esta OCCASION, he visto con gus.
to que ell gobernador proh,bi6 la
conduccion de gente al sitio del pa.
tfbulo en- los coches pdblicos, rom.-
ria indigna de un pueblo civiliz .do ;
q su veg, la prenss noticiera ha mo-
dorado su afan de ofrecer dctualidad
tan repugnante, limitandose d dar
cuenta del castigo y omtiendo de-
TALES de povela acerca de los 1.ti-
mos momentos de los reos, que en- ell
fondo eran perjudicia,es. No Sc ha
levantaio solo ell cadalso en- M ,dril
en- Trujillo han sdo ejecutados ell
II los cuatro reos autores del horro.
so crimen de Berzocana. de que a
su tempo di cuenta. 7 h,y mas
va tuvo tan triste como justo desen-
lace ell asalto al tren de Aldalucfa.
En- Ciudad-Real han sldo fusilados
los tres princlpales motores del aten-
tado: ell Horrible, ell Gorrinero y ell
mozo de IA estacion de Alcazar ell
primero cuentan que ha hech) por
fin declaraciones al fiscal en- la capt.
liza; el y sus companeros salie:on
flmando hasta ell momento en- que
cayeron al golpe de las balas. iQle
gente
E>tando en- Santander, no quiero
cerrar mi carta sin decir algo de la
localidad, que interesara sobre todo
4 los mortaneses que resideu en-
Puerto-Rico. Ell III ,es l6 Sc cele,
bro solemnemente en- Ell Sariinero
Ia f.stividad de S.n Rogue hubo
misa cantada en- ell atrlo del Hotel de
Paris, con ser non, que oyeron los
bAn,stas por la tar1e Sc divirtld
grandemente ell pueblo, bailardo y
merendando en- los magnlticos Pina-
res ): hubo cucaiias, fuegos art6cia.
les, luz de B,ng.ia y globos, y por
la noche gran bale en- el salon de-
Casino.
Tengo ell gusto de llevar en- per-
soma, como dice la gente, mi carta q
bordo del magnifico vapor Antonio
Lopez, y mi pensamlento va dentro
del buque, donde quisiera encerrar-
me para ir tambien en- persona d
salu1ar a mis- amigos de la TERRA
borinquena,, con qulenes hace allos
me vengo comunicando por conduc.
to del BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-05

slempre que les ha dado h CANA, los
soiildores de expe iiciones y desem-
barcos en- la isla de Cuba. Por 10
cual puede venirse en- conocimiento,
& falta de otras pruebss, de lo bieu
que sabe cumplir aquella repIblica
en- punto & las reclprocas considera-
clones que exige ell derecho inter-
nacional entire pueblos civilizados y
amigos.
R.sulta, pues, que en- un peri0di-
co de Santo Domingo, 4 mediados
del m IS pasado y q raiz de las pro-
testas y reclamaciones de nuestro
consul (que alguna mella debieron
hacer en- ell Amino del gobierno, 8 d 10
me los asl 10 demostro aparenteman-
te, aparece 10 largo escrito de un
cubano, en- el cual, en- medic de pro-
testas y de lanentacio las, asegura
aquel que no es cierto hlya interve-
nldo en- las operaciones efectuAdas
por Maceo para organiz,r una expe-
dicion que es fslso de toda false
da4 que el haya asisti1o a ningu-
ma de las citas y reuniones con tai
objeto veriicadas; que janis ha 81
do agente nj auxiliar de Maceo Ell
resi- men, que para bacerse acreedor
q la canoniz .clon lie falta POGO a juz
gar por su caracter pacifico, prudeu-
tie y a:ejado de todo trabajo labo-
rante.
Pero aqui no concluye ell cuento
y como nunca falta un roto para uri
descosldo y mucho me los para un
cobarde un guapo, Sc descuelg, este
en- otro perlodico, en- forma de MEM
bro de la comparsa, es decir, de fu-
ribundo enemlgo. Airado ei labo-
rante en- question y mas valiente y
erguido que D. Qaijote al arremeter
contra los carneros, desah6gase Ell,
uua andanada de dicterios y de bra
vatas llama al otro cobarde, ruin,
cubano indigno que, de miedo q las
mohosas armas de la nacion de San
cho Panz., Sc desdice de todo y
MEGA todo 10 que h, hecho, todo 10
Ell que ha interveni1o; qua mlente
como un fullero, pues ha trabajado
en- todo 10 que ha tenido relaciou
con Maceo y la expedition que Ia
asistido citas y reuniones, y que,
en- fin, 81 ahora no 10 hace es porque
de estar al l4do de los patriotas es
indigno, por bajo y vii, y porq,e Ia
santa causa de Ia redencion no puede
janis admitir Judas de ninguna es.
pecle eutre sus a6llados. Total es
te Sc desfoga 4 sus anch,s, e! Or,
tiene por conveniente callarse como
un muerto, y un escandalo m IS vie
ne q demostrar que SAnto D D>ming
es un verda1ero club de maquina.
clones contra la obra santa lie la pa7
de Cuba; que a nuestro consul lie
ha aslstido la mas perfecta raz IN J
ell mas cumplido derecho en- todas
sus protestas y recla1acioaes patri6
ticas, y que ell gobierno dominicant
esta muy lejos de portarse, va que
tales abusos permlte, de un mod
que cuadre d las mutuas consi iera.
clones que requieren entire 81 los
pueblos cultos y civilizados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-05
ahors no hemos conocido all otra Ii
bsrtad que Ia de las tropelfas, los
desafueros y las arbitrariedades.
HAblen, 81 no, los hechos.


III 10 de agosto, por sentencia del
tribunal dc Ia instancia del S,ibo,
fae ejecutsdo Pauline M Msnzueta, au-
tor de IN asesinato horroroso come
lido en- Ia persona de un anciano.
! Como no Sc les HI ocurrido al
abolir la pena de muerte q los dem5-
crat4s legislatures de la veclna re-
pdblica?
81 general Z 2,jas, segnn vemos en-
E Eco de III Opinion, mol,0 las cos-
tillas y atac6 en- pdblico, revolver
en- mano, al presliente del munich
pio de S IN Clrlos que estuvo a pique
de perder la vida.
Esto es 10 que Sc liam, haber de-
mocratica ammonia entire los repre-
seutaates del pueblo y los dei ejer~
cito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-05

Los peri6dicos de la vecina rep1-
blica traen sendas descripciones dc
las fiestas celebradas ALI ell Is con
motivo de ser aquel dia ell decimo-
septimo aniversario de la magna
empresa de la independence doml-
nicana, acometida con brlos por YER
daderos heroes-legendarios.
Nj los argonautas
Hubo retreta, farollllos de colores
comitivas, disoursos y brindis, ETC.,
etc. Y prueOa patente, y van cien-
to, de que la actual situacion DE-
Stnto Domingo nos es hostil, fue
ell brfndis del deleg 'do del gobierno
dominicano en- Puerto-Pata, que hi
20 votos por las nacjones hbres y por
la n6ertad de Ms que no 10 sean, alu-
sion insultante que evi1encia hasta
la saciedad 10 que llevamos dicho.
Made como los dominicanos pue-
de hablar y .lenarso la boca de Ii
bertad desde la empresa m .gna de
su legendaria independence Hasta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-09-05

Deseamos al battalion de Valladolid
toda clase de prosperidades.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
rha a,oiaraa melhadls,s.

Sr. LOUIS, May 3.--The seventeenth
lquadrennial session Of the General Con-
| ference OF the African Methodist Episoo-
pal Church opened here this afternoon
In 81. Paul's Church. Bishop D. A.
Payne, Of Ohio, was selected to preside
over the Conference. Rev. B. W. Arnott,
Of Columbus, Ohio, was reelected Score
tary, and the Rev. J. H. X. Johnson, Of
Baltimore and the Rev. c. Asbury, OF
Allegheny, were appointed assistant
Secretaries. D. B. Goings, Of Raleigh, N.
c., was reelected reading clerk. This
conference represents "a distinct confer
ences in over 20 States. The African
Church has about 30, 900 communicates.
$50 ministers, nearly 5000 local
preachers and 6 Bishops. The Con-
ference will continue in session about
two weeks, and questions concerning
the policy Of increasing the House Of
Bishops to II, creating the Office Of
Arch bishop, regulating the salaries Of
and establishing missionary
work among eolorsd people who have
under the exodus fever, will
be considered, besides large amount
IT local chdrch business. About 200
delegates are or will be present.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
q PaIlsades.

Loesing his wayi ). y ~ last Thurs
ing the heavy rain "a. W. xonns % mar
day night, John RlshSkss, os Ciostsy
who lived in the little yfflseA s,om ths
Bergen county. N j., fen ;. ,Psli.
brink Of q precipitous cSf Of tA day
sades and was killed. The nex>. 70
the body Of Blanche was found Iy u. =.
275 feet below the cliff, amid mass ~
boulders and sharp rocks. his skull /,
was fractNed over his left eye, and his
left leg and right arm were broken.
He was undoubtedly instantly killed.
The team which he was driving was
found standing entangled among trees
about fifteen feet from the edge of the
Palisades, which are there 475 feet a.
bove the Hudson by actual measure.
ment. This is the greatest height Of
the Palisades. The horses had evi-
IDENTIFY stsod there for some time, as they
had, by continual stamping with their.
lore feet, dug great holes in the ground.
They had also eaten the bark from all
he trees and bushes within their
each. The wheels Of the wagon were
leld fast in a cluster Of trees.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
Tho Great IIin Cattle Ranshe

It is estimated that the great Iliff es'
tate now owns $4,000 head Of cattle.
1t includes 5 ranches the principal one
being ene hundred and sixty miles in
length and sixty miles in width.
They are situated between the Union
Pacific Railroad and the South Platte
river, and reach westward to the foot
hills, including portions Of Colorado,
Wyoming and Nebraska. Within the
past two years there have been added
to the herd by purchase $1,000 cattle
from Texas, while the calves branded
within that time number about 5000
head. Within the same period Is, ,02l
have been marked for beef and II, 900
will be marketed this year. The value
Of the estate is estimated at 81, 500, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
The Methodist Confer enco.

CMoISSArI, May 3.-Ths first bust
ness before the General Conference thi
morning was the appointment of min
regular standing committees. The plan
presented on Saturday having beer
tabled. DR.. Curry moved that commit
tees be appointed in the ordinary way
that is by call of the Conferences,
the delegates from each Conference ees.
ignating from their numbers the men,
bers OF the different committees. This
prevailed. Dire Smart, Of Detroit Confer
encs, moved that as the administration
Of the Book Concern woRld be under in
vestigation by the Book Committee, no
delegate be appointed to that Commit
tee who was in any manner officially
connected with the Book Concern, and
that 80 far as possible, lay members,
With large experience in secular affairs,
be appointed. After discussion, the res
Olution was tabled. The Conference then
proceeded with the call Of Conferences
for the names OF members Of commit
lees.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
wooden Legged Elopement.

A Pittsburg special says: There ar.
rived in this city to-day a young couple
whose movements about the depot
aroused suspicion. They were subse-
quently observed going toward an al
derman's Office, where they were mar
ried. The young man halls from Blair
county, Pa, and the young woman
from West Newton. They had been in
correspondence for some time, and had
concluded to get married, but the
young lady's parents objected because
the young man had q wooden leg. It
was then arranged between them to
elope. After having the knot tied
here they went on their way West re-
joicing.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
-s.1 rlkE rAssE.
LVVu. .rn Rltl1N9roE.

90 tyArr Wihs516Sseosl ~ seos slo. Gee
,tsd.lpsis: l'%, & III u. is, l2as, s.sO, s.oO
,s' ~, 49, Y Y : M. ~ On Sunday, 2A S.iO
kss'sS s,S, S.S p oo a. 10. q. m.,l21s
~. i.56, ,a23 Iw, ~ n. n .o, D. n. Or
"a AZ :. limited E1pr''''' ''''' y
issi,ys "a "a q Wilmington; q; l2;s,, g. 70: 70:
saslSSo'S ana q, !. D, d Limited Exp res q,
aSssA q q iI1'i . n. On sunday l2.Si'
,SLn w D, Limo: 1:osp. m.
Ss%s1s' Ss5s1s .ad alr Taj ~ '''''n'' $50 a. No.
lSse 99s;el,: 4; 900, eliza. n.' l'l0' 800
NJ ~ y. plss. n: LILO, $50 P.
sssapdsy, ;, tIsinsi Seinsfu b. H.; go, a.
,ElSl1gtsonn . : TSN M. No sunday trains. 81
na,s@ Wy, t;%S.,.gsfp X N r. H.: Ll5, lo.So, an
tShs,1t' No ssanday n, trains; I11.aror.
EoS ,Ss T IrHvB A. ts %iSsos a. 10. s.io a. M,
Se ll!1' Il n'' On sundays: l2.AS, 2.Vs,
| IN llnhp, hp,ss, 81 lilo. p: n. - -. oa "a o.
ial,a; III iii S2oasSI.Sr; nj ais i' a mt I
's' III sS1 ?. d. On sundays ''.'' ' = '
IN ssjps'nal' ssS. d. On On Sundays 40 e. m''
sSp. n. ala. eM s.t2, ll.D q. m;
" Es'.' Ne. ons'N NJ No sunday trains, =, "a ,u|
|pa;%"aE pa;."a,e X 4. B.; $50 D. m'' ii'''' ''''
~ ,,,.on l. Northern B. b: 800
|ri vilG,ne H and eSS P; N; am
plsS sS.'.sai, & S,I " western Il. H.: S'OO D. n'
iBp .. uuSsroE LRAVs fHihAoh
,,.,. .t-set and washington. e . SvenTs sS ~
B,osSe S ; I0sS, I46a. m.: i.oo' a. S.Uo' snn sv
~ w. ~ LISA, rs lL80 p. m; % :, on u sun
t,g' w. SsscSnd e and Market otreSts; o. s,nS ,.S
. lSf,I}y :, \ a SS.; i295. 400 p. N. I'D ''un
t,yr LOSG m --I
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
woman Dies Suddenly from q
Fright.

MONTREAL, May IA singular fatal
ity occurred at McDOugall's foundry. A
nolder named Couvrette fell into a
boiler full of molten iron, and his broth
or, working near by, went to his assist
ance, and both were probably fatally
burned. They were badly disfgured
before they could be rescued, and pre-
sentsd terrible spectacle as they were
carried to the hospital.
Mrs. Touyviile was standing at her
door and saw them pass. She was hold
ing child in her arms, and hastily
handing it to neighbor exclaimed !:
"Take my child My eyes are turning
yellow" She fell to the earth and was
dead from fright in half An hour after
ward.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
l1ANilzANs' SAVINGS BANK.
,,,s w. oo2 MARKET arrprrr

| AmN..
ptn To- rena,u - FEBRUARY %. 1876
|SaliP. n M,f'elve an, deposits daily from 0 A. M
tSags from %;2 and ., On Tuesday and Saturday q; %
sta eT UPON itS q 1.-THE the bank provides that all
stnqaIIHreedi ~ soIa Investments, except SO much
ssnseS and io iort he payment Of nscessarv HS %
Wy odepSos,iHttossau LEM ~ suitable surplus for the se
sdeposit5grpsS shall be divided among
Rashndiss ~ i. Is allowed to borrow anv mar,
o. uePSsitsd with the Corpcration
g.. LICaTPPsSssETS,,r CLEMENr B. sMYrH,
SUi@IsqToTrL n. R. BENSON,
ILa SwIsrN' jon H. JAoKsoN
On \, WAsR1ItSSss,,o, EDWARD PUsEY,
NV Bush HASTINGS.
President dEo. =. CArELIr,
Ats, L. 7. TAvron Vice-President
As W. AowIANp, Auditor,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
Robbery of a Konlucks Bank.

On Monday morning, opening the
Citizens bank, Paris, KY, the cashier
discovered that the vault had been en-.
tered. The entrance was effected
through the cellar Of the house in
which the bank Is situated. The house
had been unoccupied for several weeks
and burglars had all day Sunday, be-
sides Saturday and Sunday night, to
work unmolested. They did not get
into the main safe, but found q box
containing $499, and package contain
ing $l9, 500 in bonds. Ten thousand
dollars Of the bonds belong to Mrs. o.
s. Brent, of Paris, and the rest--$9,-
500--are the property of Mrs. John
Marshal Of Covington.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
DOWne OF

the delegate from Wyoming, who star
tied the world by breaking forth in the
Congressional Record" few days age
with aiteen-page poem in blank verse
is having great call for his remarka-
BILE "argument." The Congressional
Record" which contained it was entire,
ly exhausted the first day. Dewney
then had an addition Of 900 copies in
pamphlet form go. out at the Govern
ment printing office, and these will
soon be gone. Senators and Represen.
tatives every day send him applica-
tions for ten, twelve, twenty copies to
furnish their constituents, and people
all over the country send postal cards or
letters to the poet asking for chance
to read the work. There has not yet
been time to hear from Wyoming, but
Downey thinks that an addition of s..
900 copies will be required to 60
around among his constituents.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
was II saicids or an Accident ?

Lena Strobell, twenty-four years sld
Monday morning fell or jumped from
the fire escape in the rear of her resi-
dsnce, at No. u Bast Third street, New
York, to the yard below, o distance o
fve stories, and was instantly killed.
Her friends deny that she committed
suicide, but claim that she must have
gone out on the Ere escape, to get fresh
air, and accidentally fell over the
railing.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
1t is stated that many valuable relics

1t is stated that many valuable relics
we're lost by the burning Of Memorial
Hall, at the Soldiers Home, in Dayton,
Ohio, on Sunday, among them mum.
ber Of war flags, and the uniform Of
Major General Thomas, which was
placed there for safe keeping by order
Of the Society Of the Army Of the Cum.
berland.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
Ano her moIIie Mcguire Murder

ADO her MOIIie Mcguire Murder.
Thomas Fennell, fireman at Richard
sons colliery, near Pottsville, was shot
and wounded by concealed assassin
fon Monday night. Pennell's father was
compelled TO leave the country several
weeks ago because he had been juror
in the case Of Muuley, Mollie Mcguire,
hanged in 1877 for the murder Of mine
boss Sanger. This is the second at.
tempt on young Fennell's life since his
father left.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
The City Mark cts.

The street market extended this nor-
ming to between Seventh and Eighth
streets. Early vegetables have made
their appearance, but high prices are
asked for them. The following prices
were obtained:
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
The License Taxes.

John P. Springer gives notice
that the State License for carrying on
business the coming year will be due
and payable on the frst day Of June,
at the Office Of his deputy, 500 West
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

VERY LOW PRICE
iaypIication bs made al once, the two
EQse5 on VanBuren st. above 9th hav.
lkrt vOrch, large front and aIde yards; II
Il hC and cold water ; heater In cellar
Ia Apply to HARLAN CAUSE,
NM Front and Tatnall.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
WANTED. .

NAGTED-A WOMAN FOR GEN.
N Nll hCuSework;EO washing or ironing
EEihSt. 5.i-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

RRENT.-STAILE WITH TWELVE
tails, large yaid, shedding and office,
Bill for coal or lumber yard, at 18th and
|rN. Apply TO HENRY DANNY,
|Iila 9C9 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

boz RENF.-TaREE STORY BRIOK
No. SO west Third street, contains nine
HL Apply to THOMAS JOHNSON,
|RH No. 6l2 west Third street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

|IRRENT.-1HE TWO OFFICES s.
W. cor. 81 and Shipley sts., lately occu:
sbJ. Il. Frazer h Co., as law and real
ptifeeS. DIR, ii. GARhEII,.
|Ea 70 Shipley at.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

|VASTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
\ homework. Apply AIT +. 4th st.5 StSt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
FINE ART I'M HOSfERY
FOR LADIES.

FOR LADIES.
Hosiery JOHN WANAMAKER calItsstt
Hosiery tentiOn TO the marvellous producTpof
Hosiery English skill new being openeCsat
Hosiery our Hosiery counters.
Hosiery Six new styles Of Ladies' Lit3
Hosiery Hosiery, from l. b. r. M0RLEN
Hosiery LONDON have inst been added to
Hosiery our stock. Ladies cH the lookout
Hosiery for something new In Hosiery will
Hosiery bo pleased with theses Besides be-
Hosiery ing very original and very hand
Hosiery some, the prices are very moderate,
Hosiery From WAR;, ,STUR g. SHARP,
Hosiery Belper, England, We 9pen very
Hosiery large invoice OF Spun SILK PlaiT,
Hosiery Spun Silk Open.w0rked and Spun
Hosiery Silk Embroidered Ladies' Hose.
Hosiery The colorings are all In tie fashioaa-
Hosiery BILE fancies Of the day. Tney we're
Hosiery much appreciated on Saturday, and
Hosiery large lot ofthem were sold. A
Hosiery very handsome lot OF Black Spun
Hosiery Hosiery came at the same time.
Hosiery From GEORGE BRETTLE g.
Hosiery co., London, comes our new open
Hosiery work. In most exquisite designs. in
Hosiery bright, pure silk. v show 20 co,ors
Hositry in these goods, being the most COM
Hosiery prehensive line Of colors ever shown
Hosiery In this country.
Hosiery An extra heavy, pure Black SILK
Hosiery Hose, from this house at So per pair,
Hosiery ia very popular with our customers:
JOHN WANAMAKER,
aRAND DEPOT, =. l3th.sT.
PHILADELPHIA. 4-1o
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

HTASTED.-TWO GOOD CARPEN-
teN, lHquire oil Shipley st 542t*
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

WANTED THREE ROOMS OR PART
Ola house tamiIy of two. Address
l. LREprBLCAN office. 5-3.t6t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
BOARDING..

VARbEAS WANTED.-THREE ME-
'Aalici at SIS King vt. 5-4.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

ARhlNd.-ELE4ANT ROOMS FOR
Y NaFicl3 at 33l Z. 4th st, 6l.6t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

NOTE.-The Rennsbee Ice Co. is formed bv
the consolidation of the buAAess interest In
the city, of Walton Bros. and d..Jaeeb Pusey
and is done solely for the purpose.of deliver.
ing Ice In more economical and satisfactory
manner to all concerned. Our customers and
will be no change in price Of ice unless by
reason Of fire, freshet, or other accident and
general rise Ia the price throughout the
country. 428u
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

WiNTED,-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
v e'aI housework, 81 Market at. -t3t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
FOB SALE.

,-c,Iy-A FRAME HOUSE bz2
= ESaL1'Mt%s u =. ,trest; will be sold low and
ss.out ssa..oo,n,,odatinx. inquire at ~ East
b i@oiaAiV0' 4.22-i2tt
Nh street.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

SMALL BOILER: SUIT
Abe icr steam yacht or email business.
III 9l King st. '"
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
FOR RENE.

TVSiEE-ALOT OF CHICKENS AT
Ss ciaar store 500 Madison st. 429t
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

.ns,rE OR EXTHANGE.-FAhMS
"nn 10 to $50 aT,s;crA acre.; PIERCE.
ann Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

|IIMakDERS.-WAETED a TWO YOUNG
Ien 'si % board pleasant second story
[I'E1'ilese Of BATH, 4l2 Z. 9th st. Slot
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

VRshhEo Ma-tet IT, 5.43tt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

rRsALE Oh EENT.-THREE SroRl
XII house with modern improvements
gVMst Apply to ,,,,,N,Noron
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

liiVSfnDhRS an WANTED AT SO5 SHIP
=" 'aVeC' +n.lmr
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

IN sAT,E-A LOT OF GRAVEL,
n,,,%is .H ,or Garden walks or putting IN
\, tV eS,rs, Ipqaire liz W. Liberty st.;
t1At
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

COrsets, ButtOnsi Ia ces and Trim
minES in,enNe variety.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
NATHAN LlEBERMAN,
S. E. CORNER

B.-Messrs. George ,InstIs, Thomas N.
Foreman, William y. Foreman, JOSEPH Z.
Frank and James +. Carpenter, are asso-
to call and see them. 3l7-3m
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05

RUSSELL E. s. pENCER.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-05
"Monday for wealth,
Tuesday for health,
Wednesday the best day Of all ):
Thursday for crosses,
E,iA =, tnr loHaas

OutuIuuy hV iuOh ~ Ola
An English proverb, not quite so explicit,
runs 'FWho marries between the sickle and
the Soythe, will never thriye;" and "marry in.
lent, and you'll live TO repeat."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-22
PLAYIn0 ~ TIsE

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dental honots In the p'r''h' can
thai Ia playing ~ hne . game a. was"
sg.ss o. Illinois
"a. .,rucl out 10 via ON nngis
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- In and where IA woald do the n'ost
-
ua r..a the situation early, and Az
thai IA would bs either GHAsr OF b.
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