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ANY XND NEPHEW.
A queer suit for Breach of Promise OF
Marriage.

A Queer suit for Breach Of Promise OF
Marriage.
From the Syracuse Courier, Jan. Z.
Argument was heard yesterday by Judge
Wallace, in the United States District
Court, in a breach of promise suit invOly-
ing some very nice points Of law. Nancy
V. Campbell has brought suit against her
nephew, DR.. orson L. Champion, for
breach Of promise. The defendant Is q
leading physician, practicing hisprofession
in the City Of Mobile, Ala. The two
parties TO the suit were residents Of Mobile
for several years up to 1877, and. owing
TO their kinship, were frequently IN each
others company.
Although Miss Campbell was several
wears the senior Of the rising young Doc
Tor, their constant companionship led the
Harne of love, which was finally famed
into A plighted troth. The engagement Of
marriape was made in 1873. 1t wa not
long after this strange and unusual pro-
ceeiinr becameknown, that DR.. Champion
was ~admonished by his friends that q
nniou Of blood relations like themselves
would be illegal and incestuous. This
warning 40 alarmed the Young Doctor that
he sought legal counsel. and was informed
that q marriage such as he proposed
would be null and void. DR.. Champion
carried the sad tidings to his lady love, but
she could not see any good reason why
thew could not be joined in the holy bonus
OF matrimony so long as they loved one
another.
bell came North and established herself
with friends in the State OF Michigan. a
year later DR.. Champion hied him NORTH
ward OH a visit to Lockport, n. \. Whue
there he was arrested by officers OF tne
law charged with breach OF promise BY his
maiden aunt, Miss Campbell. She, TOO,
claimed residence in New York state, in-
shutting suit in the Supreme Court. The
case was transferred, upon application oil
Dr. Crampton's attorney, W. b. Douglass
Of Lockport, to the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Northern District OF
New York. Last October, at the session
Mt Albany, the case was brought before
Judge Wallace and q jury. The case was
given to the Jury, without argument being
heard upon the various questions OF law,
It being understood that argument should
be listened 10 at the time OF the raising o.
the question Of granting a Q trial. The
Jury found for the plaintiff in the sum O
$4,000. Yesterday argument was heard
in accordance with the previous under
standing, for q new trial.
The case is a very complicated one, ant
raises so many intricate and delicate 9ues
tons that its trial will make 1t q celebrat
cd one. Among the questions which thu
decision OF this case will settle are thos'
OF domicile and what constitutes 1t
whether a nephew can marry his aunt
how lar the laws OF England govern thu
laws OF the United States; whether frs
cousins can marry; whether a man car
marry his brothers. wife, in fact, all ques
tions relating to Levitical or forbidden
degrees OF marriage.
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NEW BOOKS!
A NEW SUPPLY OF
WE ORDER EVERY NIGHT.
6 DAVENPORT.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling.
William 4. Cots
lInc naneerr.

vs.. Pin Chanecry.
Lewis 8. Jordan, Admir-. &C., etal.
BY virtue of decree 10 the above entitled cause, en-
terd on tho 18th day Of November, 1871, the under
signed, special Commissioner will on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850,
beginning Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front door Of the
Court House OF Ohio county 10 The city Of Wheeling,
sell 1t public auction to the highest aud best BIDDER,
tho following property, belonging 10 the estate Of
Conrad Cots, deceased, situate In that part Of thecity
Of Wheeling, West Va, known rs theold town, In the
sddIlon Of Jonathan Zane 70 the town OF wheeling
that Is to say: The north h4li Of lot numbered 81,
sixth streets; aid half lot running irVin Main ttreet
10 the Ohio river; excepting, however, from said half
lot 90 much thersoGaS IL included within the following
boundaries, to.wlt: Beginning At q point In the norih
line OF said lot No, 80, distant westTaTdly nom MAI
street alongSaid north line 1856 6.l0 iett;tbenee running
a straight line Ia n souther y direction To said north
half lots south line ut 4 poiU In the same, distant
westwardly from Main street along 4 line parallel TO
the north fine OF said lot ~ $500 feet; thence run.
ning with the south limo Of said half lot IN u west
warily direction 80 feet, thence running ~northwardly
in a straight line to = point 10 the north Line OF said
lot, distant we.twarily from Main street along said
moth line 1855 $40 feet; and thence running east
vardiy with said north line 10 feet 10 the beginning.
TERas or SALE-0ne.third o. the purchase i1oney
land rs much more rs the purchaser may elect) cash
In hand, aud the resIduein equal indictments, at SIX
and twelve months respectively, from the day Of sale,
with interest from that day. The purchaser 70 give
bond with approved personal security for the defer
red installments. Title TO be retained BY the Special
Commissioners until payment oil the purchase money
In iul,. If DIVIDE
Special Commissioner.
az q 49,. l,.ltnnaar iaE2-
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ASrI.rIrIRD TERN.
Resolutions 10 be Remembered.
n-. 49,, 81. Tnt.DI,onraF1

W
IRspublshel from the InttlliseneeT,l
REPUBLICAN, PLATFORM NEW YORK STATE,
ADOPTED SEPTEMBER S, 1870.
Misunderstanding as conclusive the
Presidents public declaration that he is
not a candidate for denomination, and
with the sincerest gratitude for his patriot
ic services, We declare II unalterable OPP
position 10 the election Of any President
for athird term.
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICAN, ADOPTED MAY
20, 1876.
That we declared firm, unqualified adj
b%erenceto the unwrittcn law OF THE Repub'
lie. which wisely, and under the sanction
of the most venerable Of examples, limits
the Presidential service OF any citizen TO
two terms, and we, the Republicans oil
Pennsylvania in recognition oil this law,
are ~unalterably opposed to the election
to the Presidency ofany person for third
term"
MASSACHUSETTS REPUDLIcAE CONVENTION,
1876.
That sound reason, as well as the wise
and unkroken usage OF the Republic,
illustrated by the example OF Washington,
REQUIRES that the term OF the Chiet Magis-
trate of the United States should not ex-
seed a second term.
OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, 1915.
The observance OF Washington's exam.
ple in retiring at tho close Of a second
Presidential term will be in the future, as
Il has in the past, regarded rs a funda-
mental rule in the unwritten law OF the
Republic.
WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION, 1875.
That We accept with appreciation the
letter OF President Grant, discouraging the
continuance in office OF any Magistrate OF
the Nation for a longer period than two
terms.
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FecI. Young Again.

"AIy mother was afflicted a long time
with neuralgia and o dull, heavy, inactive
condition OF the whole system, headache,
nervous prostration, and was almost help
less. No physicians or medicines did hei
n good. Three months ago she began
to use Hop Bitters, with such good effect
that she seems and feels young again, al
though oyer 70 years old. Wethink there
is no other medicine fit to use in the ia
mily."-A lady, Providence, R. /.
For sale by Laughlin Bros: 4 Co..
wholesale druggists, Wheeling W. Va,
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
MISUNDERSTANDING SINCE THE 1s1

NoTICE-HAvING SINCE THE 1sr
IN Of January made n change IN my manner Of
conducting business, 1 respectfully call the attention
Of my patrons, and the ptOpleoi Wheeling aud yietn-
ity 70 Il. In the future, al persons sitting Tor pic
lures 81 my Studio will be required to make = par
tiAl payment, after sltting, In advance, IN order 70
secure 4 completion Of the work, and the bAlanee VIII
be required upon delivery Of the pictures
This step, ! am sorry 10 say, Is iu-
~pcratlve, 10 order TO protect my intere5ts.-so
many people Ia the past sittinS for pictures and then
falling 10 have them finished. Time iS money, and
this adage hnds almost hourly G~xemp!ihcauon In my
business In the number Of per'ons who constantly
await my attention And while ! consider y my
duty to satisfy my patrons, and will alw'ys cheer
fully ondeavor 10 dc 90, ngmatter how many sitting,
or how much time may DO consumed. sttll thinE
that after doing that, my services should At least be
relulted by an order for tho work, aud partial pay
ment 10 advance rs security that the party intends
calling for them; or III the event Of their not calling
rs compensation for my loss Of time and material.
People will obligo mo by rcmem beFing the above
when calling for pictures, 10 order 70 prevent any un:
pIeaantness In our transaction. as 1 will hsidly and
indisci Intimately enforce Il. Trusting thatour rela-
tons may be as pleasIntin the future rs IN the past,
and assuring the public that 10 oil things will en-
deayor TO serve them, 1remain respectfully,
jas J. A. IL. PARSONS
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TuE employees of the Belfont mill arc
forming a Mutual Insurance Company
among themselves. This plan is, that
when one of their number dies, all the
others give to his family or legal repre-
sentatiyes. one days work. If they oil
sign, the amount which would go to the
family OF any member who dies, would be
between six and eight hundred dollars
This has about the healthiest look Of any
insurance scheme.-Lrmton REGISTER.
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Mr.. ELKlSs, ex-Delegate from New
Mexico, who has made a fortune in min
ing speculations, has just bought a $780,
900 house in New York. He is married to
n daughter Of Senator Davis, OF West
AIi..tA
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Notice to Contractors & Builders
oPplcE or TIE BOARD OF PuBLIo WoRKs,
WHEELsG, November Is, 1879.

WnEEnNG, November Is, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works, Of the State of West
Virginia, addressed to the undersigned, upto
IL o'cloCk noon, OF March the LIST, 1880, for the
Building known as the State House, at Chares-
ton, Kanawha county, West Virginia, accord
ing 10 the plans and specifications furnished by
C. q. Kemble and A. PEBBLES, joint Architects.
Bids will be received for the whole, and the
several parts of the work. Plans n speeciti,
in Wheeling. on aud after JANUARY l, 1880.
and any information relative thereto may be
obtained by applying to &C. kemble, the
Architect, resident at Wheeling, West Va.
Bonds and security. approved by the Board
Of Public Works, will be required OF each
contractor. The right Of receiving or reject
ing any or all bids Is reserved.
BY order OF the Board OF Public Works.
nol7 s. BRADY. Sec'y.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

EFfAdeIphlA AccOmmOIaton.-Thil train only runs
between WAeeling and TrtAdelphia..
tDaily except SundRy-GeEIk Accommodation.
ts:aubanville Observation-Disclosures during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Forty and DellRlre, stopping whom required Rt
Sherman House, RtnATtlls, West Wheeling and
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DIED.

N~oRRIs-s4bbath, January II, 1880, at $50 P. ~,
Mrs. RACHAEL NoRRiS, wife Of Isaac Norris, do
caused, ut tho residence Of J. NJ. Brodie, araVei HILL
BellAire, aged 81 years.
Funeral Tuesday, January 18th, at 10 O'Clock a. N.
Intsrment at Greenwood Cemetery. Friends are
invited to attend.
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ans. 400 members, and the Hebrews go
members. There has been a loss in the
total membership Of 4Sl during lhe past
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After paying which they have a surP'u,pf s'Od,li2 ~
We understand that they have a stock
Of pig iron and rails on hand sufficient Tor
afour months run,aI OF which was bought
below current prices. This of course as
sures them a profitable business for the
current six months. We doubt not that
the same good management will enable
them 10 make another very creditable
showing on the LIST OF July next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-13

Tag Etna Iron Works have made an
exhibit Of their years business for 1879
that certainly reflects great credit on the
management OF that concern.
rb.y show a prost for the SIx months ending .,
liz ! GS;O' az .......sl u Joy W
And ior M X months ending Dec. 81 ol".- 1854 30
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Nsw ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED-To BUY-A DWELLING
w iiniisf SITUATED between Ninth and rhlrteenth
on Main Or chlfIino street. Address
taII LOSh bpA w.
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This is a profit of over 46 per cent on
their capital stock. And yet the stock on
hand was iuvoiced for less than its market
price, and therefore their statement is not
as good as 1t might have been made.
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pdor TO January l., 1879, their accumulated ,. =,
prOitA had amounted 0..............."."""''. tl't.S 90 y
II We add 10 thiS their prodts for lsIs.."''''. 'E,ol4 -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-08
Boletin MercantiI.

del alma damos gracias al Senior dc qut
Nnestros esfuerzos no hayan .sido este
riles puesto que nuestra palabra, uiti
mamente dirigida q todos los Obispos
del orbe, reclamando en- honor de las
escuelas la cristiana filosofla, fu6 en- to.
das parties acogida con obsequio con.
corde, con la mejor voluntad del Epis-
copado, 4 cuya voz Sc unio tambien ha-
ce POGO la de todo ell Sacro CoIegio. Y
este Nos consuela grandemente, es
causa de que esperemos bien de la suer-
to de la sociedad, pues que volviendo q
Cristo, y caminando sobre las huslIas
de la verdad y de la justicia, vera re-
conciliarse en- amistad los animos, ex-
tinguirse las iras y discordias, y todo
ell mundo, llamado por Cristo a nueva
vida, SO regociiara otra vez con la BELLE
"a y algeria de la paz Delectabitur po-
pulus IN pulchritudine pacis.
"Con estos sentimientos, q la vez que
atestiguamos de nuevo al Colegio de
Csrdenales Nuestro agradecimiento
por sus felicitaciones, dirigimos Dios
los mas ardientes ruegos por la incolu-
midad y prosperidad de todos los MEM
bros del Sacro Colegio. Y en- prenda
de Nuestro particularisimo afecto, de
10 intimo del corazon les concedemos,
asi como todos los presentes, la Ben
dicion Apostolica.
/" Benedictio. etc.
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ESir IBiAl4 DEL JUZGADO DBCATGDRA[.

III Sr Juoz de prime instancia del distrito
lie Cathedral de eSta Ciudad, d escrito presen-
tado por el Procurador d. Manuel Osuna.
apOderado de La sociedad mercantil que pira
en- esta plaza balo la raZon de Carreras &
Hijo5, Sc ha servido por auto de tres del CO.
rrlante mes, declarar en- estado de quiebra
los eXpresados Carreras Hiios entendi6ndo-
Sc tai declaratoria de quiebra On calidad da
por ahora, sin perjuicio retrotrayendo sus
efeCtos al yeinte y cinco de octubre proximo
pasado en- que aparece ser la fecha del re-
partO del executive seguido los quebrados
pOr los Sres, S0bri1Os de ri. Sc nombra pa-
ra Comisari0 de ella ID. Polux J. Padilla y
para Depositario de todas las erteaencias
de la sociedad quebrada d d. Eulogio Rivera.
disponiendose la ocupacion de aquellos; Sc
manda detener y ocupar la correspendencia
que a dicaa sociedad Sc dirija que Sc publi-
que en- la Gdcetd lugares p1blicos de cos
tumbre esta declaratoria fin de que nadie
haga pagos ri entrega de efectos q la socie-
lad Quebrada sino al Depositario. baio las
penas de no quedar descargados por Yirtud
de dichOs pagOs y entrega de las oblipacio-
nes que tengan pendientes en- favor de la
masa; previniendoles asi mismo todas las
personals en- cuy0 poder existan pertenencias
de la socledad quebrada que hagan manifes-
taclon de elias por notas que entregaran al
Comisario. pena de ser tenidos por oculta-
dores de bienes completes en- Ia quiebra.
para que llegue conocimiento de to-
dos, libro la presente en-
Puerto Rico d seis de febrero de mil ocho-
cientos ochenta Manuel j. Calderon Ia
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Ell iu6yes fueron detenidos tres POI
faltar al bando de policia J ma muiel
por promover esc6ndalos. Sc mand6
otra por Ia ruta y Sc decomisaron algu-
nos cacharros de leche adulterada y va
rios canastos de pan faltos del CORES
pondiente peso.
Pagos. Hoy Sc ha pagado el n1mero
de 6rden BAT correspondents Ia amor
tizacion de Billetes del Tesoro.
Santoral. .-L1nes o. Santa Apolonia,
San Alexandra, San Fructuoso.
Martes 10. Santa Escolastica y San
Guillermo de Aquitania.
Microbes Ii, de Ceniza. San Satur-
nino y comps. mrs., Sta. Soters, 8. -Sa-
bino s. Amancio.
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fuerzas de Campero llegan dos mil
hombres.
DEL 81.

fuerzas de Oampero ilegan dos mi
hombres.
DEL 81.
Ha fondeado en- ell Oallao ell vapol
Ylo de Ia compafia inglesa trayendo /
los prisioneros del Hudscdr y Pilcomdyt
recientemente canjeados. El pueblo J
las autoridades los han recibido cor
vivisimo entusiasmo.
Sc ma recibido el siguiente telegra.
ma Ell ~, en- Tacna, fu6, por unani.
midad, destituido ell general Daza del
mando del ejercito boiiviano, reempla.
zindolo el coronel Camacho.
La destitucion de Daza la esperaba.
mos. Fue en- cobardfa digno compane.
de Prado Gran parte de responsible
dad en- ell desastre de San Francisco le
cabe Daza que 81, Gu veg de retroce-
der en- la mitad del camino, sin causa
que 10 justifque, hubiera continuado la
marcha, habria podido llegar reunir-
Sc con ell ejercito de BGendia ell 16 6 II,
es decir, dos 8 tres dias antes de la ba-
talla, y evitado acaso con su presencia
que Sc desbandasen las dos divisiones
bolivianas que introdujeron ell 1es6rden
ell panico en- ell resto de los comba-
tientes.
Bolivia ell Peru Decesitaban para
hacer la guerra en- toda forma despren-
derse do esos dos hombres nulos & i'm
previsores quienes habian encomen-
dado Ia direction lie Ia campana. La
torpeza 6e ambos los corstituia, mas
que en- enemigos, en aliados de Chile.
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ouales veinticinco cadaverss estaban tar
desfgurados que no podian reconocerse
Los pocos que Sc han extraido con vi
da estan mnri6ndose. I'll desastre Sc
atribuye Ia infamacion de los gases
de la nina. Despues de practicado el
reconocimiento SO dijo que ell n1mero
de vfctimas era de setenta. Sc teme
otra explosion. AL caer de la tarde SO
desenterraron cinco cadaveres mas y
otros veinte Sc hallaron en- ell patio. Sc
ha restabIecido la ventilacion.
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CIRCULAR.
Puerto-Rico, L. de febrero de 1880.

Puerto-Rico L. de febrero de 1880.
Sr. d.
Muy Sr. nuestro Habiendo eumplido
ell termino prefijadc en- ell contrato' de nues-
ira sociedad { y en- cumplimiento al articulo
337 del C01igo de Comercio) queda esta di-
sueita de dereono, haciendose cargo de su
liqui iaci02 su tlnico socio gestor D. Indale-
clio Arricruz, ie cuya firma al pie suplicamos
'. So srva tomar nota.
Con cxprea vas gracias por la confianza
que St ha servido dispensarnos, nos repeti-
mos dc V. atentos s. S.
Q. B. s. M.
AFricTuz d. Co.
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Por la Acadia municipal Sc ha expe-
dido ell siguiente aviso al p1blico, que
creemos muy oportuno para evitar los
excesos que todos los amos tenemos que
lamentar en- la epoca del Carnival:
Aunque no parece necesario recor-
dar esta culta Ciudad ell cumplimien-
to de deberes que, incumplidos, darian
lugar correcciones que por todos los
medios 4 mi alcance deseo evitar, acer-
candose la @poca del Carnaval, fiesta
que en- ningun pats one Sc celebra Sc
hace de otro modo que con mascaradas
ha creido esta Acadia, cumpliendo q
su veg los que le estan encomendados,
prevenir
L. Que dorante los dias de aquella
fiesta esta absolntamente prohibido
arrojar aqua Il otro liquido los tran
seuntes.
e. Q1eda igualmente prohibido ell
tirar huevos.
80 Como consecuencia de la preven-
cion anterior, queda asi mismo prohibi-
da la venta de huevos destinados al
juego de Oarnava!.
A. Toda infraccion imprudencia
contra 10 dispuesto sera corregida con
multa de cuatro pesos mas, segun las
circumstances del case.
g. Los Celadores Municipales y
agentes de la Autoridad local quedan
encargados de la observancia de 10 dis
puesto.
Puerto-Rico, febrero de 1880.
Jose r. Becerrd.
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han contribuido con s3740'75 moneda
corrienta, la Diputacion, empleados de
la misma de la Benefcencia 3,261'65.
los pueblos de la isla, incIusa la capital,
24.4l1'95. Total general moneda co
rriente 3l,414'35. Eu moneda Official
29,843'63.
--Segun las relaciones de los electo-
res que han tornado parte en- el distrito
de Vega-baja en- la reciente votacion de
diputado C5rtes, en- Vega-baja han
obtenido: Ell Excmo. Sr. d. Martin del
Salto Y Huelves 10 votos; el Sr. ID. Ma
nuel Alcala del ONO Ia. En- Vega
alta, el primero s, el segundo l. En-
Morovis, el primero iinicamente 15 En-
Toa- alta, IA en- el Corozal IL. En- ell
Dorado, el primero 7, el segundo 2.
En- el peri6dico oJScial de hoy Sc in
serta un estado del importe de la con-
tribucion en- 1880 por territorial, in-
dustrial y de comercio acompanado de
la instruction que debera obervarse pa
ra la -recaudacion cnando la cobranza
esta a cargo de particulares.
-Durante el mes de octubre t1ltimo
han cireplado en- las Administrations
de Correos de la provincial 81 500 cartas
particulares que produjeron $6,755' 81,
y 1910 pliegos ofciales.
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS,

Nueva York, febrero 4.-El expert
mento de la Importation en- Inglaterra
de carne fresca de Australia, asunto que
Sc ha mirado con sumo interes, ha tent
do muy bnen exito, habiendose reci5ido
un cargamento en- muy buen estado en-
L6ndres.
MERCADOS.
Nueva York, 4.-Regular q 5uen re-
fno 7s centavos libra. Cambios sobre
Londres 4.82.
Londres, T. Sin variacion.
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LA ELEGiNCIA GUIANA.
SOMBRERER1A.
Faasa 49, al ada De Ia Reduction de & Aqsns a Fe,Isu


Este acreditado establecimiento que dia-
riamente esta hacienda notahles mejoras en-
su ramo, ofrece d sus favorecedores al p,l-
bllco en general un variado y complete sur
lido de sombreros de todas classes a precios
sumamente baratos asi como tambien se
lavan reforman toda elase de sombreros
con la perfection nunca vista, pues cuenta
con un sombrerero de los mejores que ha
tenido La HABANA.
Con la mejor intencion
con la conciencia sana,
Os llamo en- esta OCCASION
A LA ELEGANCtA GUIANA.
Venid tomad apuntes
DE tan variados surtidos.
Amigos y transeuntes
Que ser6is bien recibidos.
Desde el flno Panama
Que lleva su puro nonnbro-
Miles sombreros tendra
Sin que su precio to asombre.
Para senoras tamhien
Tlene esta sombreria
En- sombreros un Eden
De elegaactd y fantasia.
NY que rica novedad
De sombreros para midas,
Vengan yer la verCad
Cue este no produce rifiaslI
Para nihos, infinito
Me seria enumerar
El surtido mas DOnito
Que el genio puede inyentar.
ds puedo deoir, sefiores,
Que recib0 meTcancias
Por diRerentes vapores
Cada ounce 8 yeinte dias.
Pues mi sola pretopsion
Sc cisra tan solo en- est0
Slendo toda Ia ambicion
De yuestro amigo
EhrQ. I. - ssesFs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-08
Picad,t,'d flor.

De venta en- el almacen de Mullentroff &
Korber.
San Justo, 35. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-08
lnStrumentOS de ciruila

en- buen uso de venta en- la Farmacia de
Guillermety. Hay GAIA de autopsias, bolsa do
oculista, 6crasseur, instrumentos para am
putaciones, sondas, ETC., etc. Ia