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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17

RorINoUKs... dA i2s2 t6neladRs capitsn Q!rion
NAYAauEE.... de l17H Mand6zona.
SuEvo poECR. de D3s EcheVarria
DespaehaB doseuno el % Dc eada mee en- Liver.
Tipos rsducidos do Fletea
candas, Sacos vscios Perfu-
peris. JuFretes. Cuclileria. teoI.
nncalierfa alambre. cobre. ho- Por tone
de lata. clsvos. tuboe psra
.ferreteriB. pinfura, aoef- lAiA de peso
arca. iabon. velas. papal ln0l.
muebles, viveres who's. Hoo 8 medida
req esptrituosoS. sguas mine
ralee ..;....,..-. opeion del
que pRsan Ia dos tnnaladas do SOL vapor
pesol DO las CARA a5dcar.
"a, vtdrieria. nsrveza, ,eirriarto 81,
ladrillos, aiNOn0s .............. S't'
erro. caideros Y foznnaa, -. al, Ton, de- peso
ruz hasta 7o0o sacOs. Isl pass
de 7000 escoe. fete conveneio- BL Idem
nal..->--.....--... .............f
ToAo cor capa de az. siendo pagadaro an Liver
DOL, 8 de i0% siendo pag9dero on Puerto Rico.
Los hebee & pagRren Puerto Rioo 81 aobraran al
Smho corrente de Glros las fechas de las lle9s-
de los vaporas.
No Sc drmar4 eonoclmiento Per menos de E0.IoIs.
Las pleZas hultos De maauinaria que pasen de
los tOneladas de peso 4 otras maroaneiAs no men
topsdas arriba, fets conventional.
eobre emharuues. por I'M solovnpor de no msnos
jue 100 toneiad.s. para m solo OonsiRnatario, SO
.hoHara Ia cana pagandose hete en- Liverpool a la
ntreRa delos couoeimlentos,
Para PORN ennree. dirlg'-se
q Liverpool los Sres, White, Forman 4 Co
San Juan, P. r., Sobrinos de Ezquiaga -
Pence, Saurf Subira d Co. --Mayaguez, Kraer-
ner q Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
sElTIell nf Ii sialll 1 PIa. RlGa
OcN EsCAIA EN- NUEvrTAs, aIBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAoUEZ 7 PUERTO RICO.
VAPOR PASA.J EeS.
IDA.

u n
Saldra de Habana ell 30 de cadA mes para
Nuevitas
Id de Nuevitas el Q de i'd id. Id Gibara.
Id. de Gibara el 3 de Id. i'd id Sgo de Cuba
Id do Sgo Cuba oil 8 Id ID H. Ponce.
Id. de P NC e ell 6 i'd Id. Id. Mayaguez.
Id de Mayagdeg el i'd. iG. id. San Juan.
Legs San Juan, p. R., ell 10 dc cada mes
RETORNO.
SaldrS de Pto. Rico ell IA de csds mes para
MavagueR
Ia. de Mayaguez el Is Ill ID. i'd Ponce.
Id de p ice al l6 ID Id Id j de Cuba
Id de j, dc CUBA 81 la id id Id. Gihara
Id de GibHra ell 20 id Ia Id Naeviias
Id de Nuevitas ei q ID IL id uaballa
Liega la Hnhaua el % do eada mes
Sc admits eaTga naseje para toios sstos
puertos
Mas detaIlea darAn suS c0aagGa:arios
Sobrinos lie F7lgiaqa.
pnarto-R Ricc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
TARIFA DE PAsAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN.
On pasaie On 1. canlara. .............. Va
rARIrA DE- rfErE PARA NUEyA-YoRK.

TAHtkA uk E1An11 TAnA NVNtA ~Ss'
Care. Axfscal-. Mieies, etc. segun con-
yefio especial con los agentee, linres de
cmpa
a MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA Nrw- YORK con opcion permanecer en-
dfrho punto los pasajeros todo el tempo
cue juzguen oportuno.
= Oonocimiento y boleta de pasajes directos
g dan en- todos los puertns donde los yapo-
= A. Ia aornuaaia tocau. para Eur pa, Ca
sdy b st0n en- conexion con las si0llien-
5eas de yapoTes:
"A NEW YORK.-Por la de Cundrd,
Ale Star IN adn para desde Liverpool
Nrth Gsrnan Lloyd para v deede Bremen.
--- Hosab,iT0 American Pnchet Company para
' desie 1mbSTes. - General 1rdnsdt d,!ttc
bosNpanu para deede Haure. .-Anch r Line
rera vflesde L6ndres GlGsq0tU. = Merchants
6espetcs q International a Line para y des-
s toios los puntos del Canada. - MetTOpo''-
tin Lane para , desde Boston
soLErA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
lgPgEsi Dg VAflRls ESPiElLEs

..ORREOS De LAS ANTlLLAS
DE ID, RAMON DE HEaRERA,
DE LA HABANA.
rrs.ERARfo ocE HAS DE sEGUIH.
kal;1.o dc td Hatano el dia 10 de cadd
mes 4 las 5 ,tc Ia torde del Dopor RAMON
pE HERRERA, captain NaicE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
Ladrlllos y losetas.

Sc vende una partida acabada de llegar de
Barcelona en- le po!acra espahola ITALIA.
Alniscen de @, Prsts Comp, calle de saa
Justo nGm, f3. SIS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
BELLA VISTA.
FABRICA DEMUEBLES

GuilleFmo Fermandez PiSIin
En- este tsllsr se hsce toda claBe de trabsjog
/ precios m6dleos Gale del Cristo n1mero
26, esqnina 10 de u Luna, San Juan Puerto
Rice. b, LA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
HEtoria Dc los Valuntarig Cu6anOs
PoR
DON JOSE JOAQUIN RlRO.

Segunda edicion ilustrada con los retratos
de los iefes mas notables, tomos, encuader.
naeion de lujo II pesos. En- la imprenta del
BOTETTN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
EMPRESAS.
eOHPiNIA DE- liPORES ATLAS.
VAPORES CORREOS ENTIRE
EEW,YORK Y PTO.- RICO.

FLOTA DE La COMPANIA.
ATHoS. a0OO tons. ALvO, 22OO Id. AILSA.
sAoid. ANDES. 1900 i'd. ALPS. isOO Id.
ATLAS. l4Oo Id. ETNA l4OOid. cLARIBEf.
NJ u. ARRAN. yapor costero 500 ID
sUIlll lE II cinPiIll h. 81. AI9 1El InaIt.
NUEvA-YORH.
PIN. FoRW00D g Co., -Agentes genera
les, 81 Wall Street. Nueva-York
O. Z. BARTLETT e Co., Agentes, 10
Broad Streeat Boston.
LEECH. HARRISON & FORE00B. Dl-
FoRW9oD BROTHERS q Co.. Assntes.
liverpool
AGENTES RN PUERTO RICO.
San Juan. S&brinos de Ezquiaga.
Ponce, Pastor Marques b Co.
Mayagtiez, PLATA y Bravo.
Aguadilia. Martinez a Co.
Arecibo, r.. Fernandez 4 Go,
Faiardo, Isldoro r. Soto.
Hnmacao. N0ya Hernqndez.
Arroyo, A Nc Cormick
Aderaas tis los puertos mencionados los
yaporea tOcar6n en- solicitud de carga de re-
terno an los de NAGU4BO, YABUCOA,
MIINIBO. SALINAS, SANTA ISABEL,
GU1YAEILLA y GUANICA
Los rapiios c6modos vapores ETNA y
CnARIBEL haran Wales directos desde
FUEYA- YORK A SAN NJUANy PONCE res
pectiyamente, seguiran sus rutas los di-
yefsos puertoe de la isla, para cuyos puntos
admitiran carga pasa1e
TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK Y SAN JUAN.
On pasaie en- /. . canara. a............. Tu
rARrrA pR rrHTR PARA NUEyA-YoRK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
ConpiiR general toAtAntlca
VApORES-CORRE0 FRANCHISES

Liaea d. S. Naaaire Santaader.
E. dia 2. de cada mas said dc st Nazsire Y
escsla en- Santaader, con deyino este puer-
TO, via San Th6Ins uno de los melores va
pores de a Compahia, l.egando { este 1ltiUo
pUerto el de cada mes siguia do hasta We
racraE C ell siguiente ITlNERARIO.
SALIDA LLEGADA
De St Thomas ell 6 San Jaan, p. r ell I
Juan, =. r. O. T.. Habana ell ..... IL
Habana ell ii "a Veracruz el -. ID
RETORNO.
Saliendo de veracruz el ls de cada mes,
legari este puerto del - al 26, tomsndo
aqui les pasajercsy netes para Europa.
Precios Dr. pasqjcs intercoIonialcs.
FRA Bntre pts Pst
De este puerto aSt Thomas sIe s. 3
Hebana so 2i II
VeraeruZ 81 As 23
Precios de pasGies traSa1dnt COS.
IL d. IL 2'del' - do 10 Entre puente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
SOCIEDAD ANONiMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTli..
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO'

Situactoa de II cya en- este did.
RECURSOS.
Exlstencia en- elective metalico. S30s, ,362-s5
valores en- cartera, obligaciones,
contormidades pagares. ..... S27, s676l
RESPONSABILIDADES
Oblgaciones q la vista
Cuentas c0rrientes. -. 100, 4729l
Wales en- circulation. -. II, ,250. on
ler. dvidendo Tres
tO) .......-... 57O-oo
% id. id. .... 144-62
Ser i'd id .. 9,2-55
4s ID. id...... s33-29
5e ID. id d...... l252-43
Sc ID. id, ...... S93s-73 l0,067 80
Oantidad exigible por crS
ditos abiertos ..... Al, ,s2l.52 1914, ,6ll-7s
Obligaclones plaIo. .-lmposicio-
nes con interss ............. 7s, 34O-95
Operacones etectnadas desde Il de
enero dc 88l.
Vaores descontados, 1876. 544. 90
Prestamos hechos.. 80. l44, 1897
Oreditos concedidos . 1873, 50a00
Total. .... s49s, ,834.77
San Juan, p R, 7 de JUNO de 1851
Contador, Rafael Perez v Garcia. ". Q B.
Fl Snb-director. Pablo Ubnrri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-17
LIN e A
VAP0RES-C0RRE0S ESPASOLES.
entire Liverpool v Puerto Rico.

ln I.pur Il Mti Liza 10 n ,llIlmn.
sopisoUEs... do i2a2 tonelaias capitsp Orion.
de I1TH MandeZona.
SuEvo poECR. de ll79 EchevarrfR
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
The result of the test was % follows

Just before the last observation was
made the councilmen were called az
to see how things we're going. Mr.
paynter, Chairman of tho Water Com
mittes, had q measurement taken, and
found 4 DIG inches of water running
through the wier. The pumps were
then making about II revolutions pei
minute, and the wheel was venting
|, 900 cubic feet of water per minute.
Mr.. Paynter learned that the head OF
water was AZ inches, and cannot always
get that. Mr.. Geylin insisted that the
wheel had worked satisfactorily since
tho test; showed that it had gained
steadily for an hour; but Paynter was
not satisfied, since the head of water
was inches greater than the city ID
entitled to. Chief Engineer McIaiire
said that the head was not the question,
the contract being that the wheel,
when receiving so much water should
raise 1000, ,O0u gallons in "A hours, and
Wien receiving less should raise pro-
porttonate quantity. lie owned that
it was not known how much water the
@he4l was getting, but it was venting
the quantity agreed upon. 1t was
finally decided that the test should be
continued tc day, and Council adjourn
ed to meet tonight at 7.3O o'clock.
Engineer Geylin is of the opinion
that the wheel did all IN the test that
the contrast called for, but Engineer
Hsug was not SO certain that the wheel
had forced IN l,000.00e gallons of
water in "A hours. Without coming to
any definite conclusion in the matter,
the City Council adjourned until this
sveliing, at I 80 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
LnChl DQfn.

The spankiest teams in the city can
be seen on French street.
The First National Bank declared q
dividend Of 4 per cent. Monday for the
last six months.
The cold weather is hard on the
lamps, and in some parts OF the city
darkness prevails.
The Union National Bank hss de-
clared o dividend OF per cent. for the
last six months.
The National Bank OF Whining on
Il Brandywine has declared dividend
of per cent. fer the last six months
Mr.. Joseph X. Adams aud Mr.. J. FL
wood Jackson ara both confined to
their homes with typhoid fever.
The EigemOor Iron Company have
orders for various railroad companies
aggregating some 100000 pounds Of
iron.
w II. Stanton, formerly msmher
Of the Washington Fire Company, died
at his home in Philadelphia on Sunday
last.
Some miscreant cut the hose of the
Delaware Fire Company at the
Stotsenburg foundry fire, and the mem
bers are anxious to find ont who it was.
A calathumpian band serena5ed
Herbert Yates at the house of II. w.
Hsine5, his father-in-law, on French
street above Second, on Monday eve
ming last.
The coasters have complete possession
of Ninth street from King to Wilson,
Seventh from French to below Walnut,
and from Windsor to nearly Monroe on
Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
NEWS SUM RARY.

A REGARD Of DOings, Mishsps, As.
etdents, incidents, Crimea and
Cas1sliuieH tnat Have Oscarred
as compiled from tine MorninR
Exchanges.
The bark Happy Home, Of Hartls-
pool, Nova Scotia, struot Trinity Ledge
near Yarmouth, N. s., on Monday
Inight. aud ospsiz:d. THIS captains
wife ard daughter and one sailor per-
ished, and all Of the res! Of the crew
we're trrz3n, the captain and mate 20.
riously.
The official order appointing a sourt
martial for the trial of Cads. Whitta.
ker was issued yesterday. It directs
the CONT to meet in New York City on
the 10th inat., instead Of West Point.
as previously announced. The detail
for the court is the sams as already re-
ported.
Eleven men, who were shovsling
snow in a railroad cut near Bancroft,
Iowa, yesterday, were caught BY
train going through the cut, and six
of them were killed. The others we're
injured, bat not seriously, except one,
who had leg broken.
The Wool and Sheep Convention,
which met in Philadelphia last summer
la1jourped to meet in Washington at
the call of Commissioner Luduc, of the
Agricultural Bureau. The Commits
BiOner has called the Convention to
meet on the 18th inst.
Mrs. Harriet A. Cooper, colored, died
in suburb of St. Louis, last Saturday,
at the alleged age of lis years. She
was the mother of rs children, the
Youngest, it is said, being 81 years old.
Her husband survives he-. at the re-
puted age Of 101.
The body Of George Ware, who was
killed by train at Bristol, Penns.,
on the 2lst ult., is being embslmed at
that place, to be sent to England. He
had been married only three weeks,
and his widow has become insane.
The Republican caucus OF the Min.
nesota Assembly, on Monday night,
nominated Lorin Bletcher, of MiLneap-
oils, for Speaker, by vote Of Ga to 20.
Mr.. Fletcher says his nomination has
no bearing on the Senatorial question.
John Pfarmer, aged As years, a
butcher and stable keeper Of Orange,
New Jersey, committed suicide by
hanging bimselfin his barn, on Mon
day night. He was somewhat embar-
rassed pecuniarily.
Frank Lamnens and Mrs. Meirhoffer,
convicted Of the murder of the latter's
husband, will be hanged in Newark,
New Jersey, tomorrow. Their exscu-
tions will bs separate.
A stage was robbed by two masked
highwaymen, near Medina, Texas, on
Saturday night. The mail bags were
rafsd and the passengers relieved Of
their money and watches.
J. W.Milne, the alleged bank defaul-
ter, was arranged yesterday before U.
S. Commissioner in Boston and held in
$4,000 bail for his appearance to-day.
Richard Curry, aged IS years. was
burned to death in asbanty near Brad
ford, Penna., on Monday morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
ChtIdreu's q Festival.

At 7.30 o'clock tomorrow evening L
children's festival viii! be given in tn
Trinity chapel. The scholars are re
quested TO meet promptly at 7.l5
O'Clock. The programme will be as
follows:
Carol, Waken Christmas children;
Professional carol, 'The gladsoms til
dings;' Anthem, The Jubilate' by the
choir; Carol, we sing Of the morning.
Anthem, star of the East,' by the
choir; Carol The joyful, joyful story
Hymn, Adsste Fdeles !" Carol, Joy
great joy RscsssiOual Our Christ
mas carol.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
Nnftes tO Pastors.

The undersigned was this day ap.
poiuted by a ministerial meeting to re-
que't the attendance Of tbs pastors OF
all denominations at the lecture room
of the Grace NJ. K. Church, on Monday,
January 10th, at 10 o'clock, a. n, for the
purpose OF petitioning the Legislature
of Delaware to amend the marriage laws
Of said State. All Pastors are therefore
requested to attend said meeting with.
ont farther notice. J. Il. CALDWELL.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
Things I'm General.

Michael Lsnahan, aged "a, was fa'
tally Injured by fall of topcoal in th'
Kohinoor Colliery AZ Pottsville, yester
day.
The body Of Edward Quick, colorsd
was found frozen to death in his hoast
in New Brunswick, New Jersey, yes,
tsrday morning.
The brewery Of F.Lober 4 Brothers
in Allegheny City, Pennsylvsnis, was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning
Lose s45, 900.
General John r. Miller YVES nomina-
tod for U. $. Senator by the Republi'
can CAUCUS Of the California Legislature
last eveping.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
SesUen F;Oxen nj Lewes.

WAsHlNsroS, Jan. 4:-TArse frozen
seameu were reported by telegraph to
the Marine Hospital bureau this mora
ing to have been rescued from the
wrecked schooner Dennis, at Lewes,
Del. TIars being no marine hospital
at that point, the Del my collector oil
customs has bean instructed to furnish
transportation to Pu,lAdelphlA, where
the men wi be- cared for in the Marine
Hospital.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
AFTRRN0eH sH6EIeI.

At the rsassem bling OF the House q
committee on rules was appointed on
Mr.. Robinson's motion, As follsws :
Nessrs. Robinson, Cahilland Pilling.
A resolution was introduced by Mr..
T. N. Williams providing that three
copies Of each weekly and seai-wsekly
newspaper in the State be furnished
the House by the clerk.
The clerk, on motion Of Mr.. Register,
was authorized to furnish each mem.
ber with one daily paper OF his own
choice.
Mr.. Tsnlipson, moved that q com
mittee of three be appointed to wait
upon ths Governor and invite him to
a seat ON the door Of the House at all
times, and that the same courtesy be
extended to the Judiciary, Secretary OF
State and others. Adopted. Committee
Msssrs. Tomlinson, Register and Rlia-
son.
Mr.. Townsend, OF New Castle, intro.
duced the following resolution:
Resolved, That that portion Of the
Governors message, referring to public
schools be referred 10 COMMITTEES of 5.
Adopted. Committee, Messrs. Town
send, of New Castle; A. c. Williams,
Of Kent; Mr.. Moore, Of Kent; T. N.
Williams, Of Sussex aud Mr.. Cahill OF
Kent.
Mr.. Robinson, from the Committee On
Rules reported thatit had been decided
to adopt the rules governing the House
tive years ago. Mr.. Pilling, the Re-
publican member Of the committee tsok
exception and said he knew of no con-
sultation having been had by the oon =.
mittee. The matter was postponed.
Mr.. Cahill moved that the vote by
which Mr. Townsend's resolution, re.
forring !hat part Of the Governors mes
sage, bearing upon free schools to a
committee OF three be re-considsred.
This was carried, only the Democratic
members voting. 1t was then laid on
the table on motion or Mr.. T0mlinion.
Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
AIttter Carrier,n Complaint.

Reuben Howe letter carrier in Jer-
.ey CITY, Is q member of a religious
sect called the United Evangelical
Brethren, one OF whose rulss is that
the brsthern shall have nothing to do
with worldly affairs. For this reason
Howe did not vote at the last election,
and the postmaster, learning Of the
fact, dismissed him on Monday. Howe
will apply to Postmaster General for
reinstatement, under the Civil Servic,
rules.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
Weekly ReDubIIcan.

Lock out for the Weekly REPUBLICAN
which is issued from this off 30 to-night
wednesday, as it contains moro read
ing matter than any other weekly pub
lished in Delaware. 1t can be had at
this Office or at any of the news store.
Full proceedings of the Legislature may
be found in its columns.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
Lost.

On the evening Of Jan. 3rd either in
western Wilmington or on the New
Castle road, a bracelet composed OF
eight silver coins linked together, and
engraved on one side with monogrsms.
The finder will be amply rewarded
by returning the same to the RErUsLi-
CAE Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
The weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
igral Officer, Washington, Jan. 81
4. 10,
Indications for Wednssday--For the
Middle States, falling barometer, cloudy
weather and snow or rain, winds gen.
orally rom northeast to southeast, and
nearly stationary temperature,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
A EiRpIfa, u RFmedy.

Simns' White liniment is one Of tbc
standard remedies Of the day. For
pains, bruises, rheumatism, cstarrh,
&c, it cannot be- excellsd. 1t has
been before the pnllic for twenty five
years, and hundreds and thousandsssof
persons can hess witness to its curative
properties. Physicians recommend its
uss in mauy cases, and it must con.
tinn9 to grow in popular favor. 1t is
sold at 81 cents bottle at tive N. L.
CORNER Of Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
WeOfy 60 FnRerBOII.

Rev. Mr.. Parmales, of the Sweden
bors ian church, corner Of Washington
and Delaware Ayenus,on Sunday next,
will review the lecture Of Col. Inger-
soil, entitled, What Shall do to be
saved %
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
A Fine CrayOn.

suttsrley 302 Market Street, has just
completed a splendid life size chrome
likeness of Thomas Mitchell, Whining
TOMS we'll known undertaken. The
features are well brought out, and any
body who has ever known the original
cannot iail to discover it in tie lie,
mesa.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
TIE 0rian CIun,s Rail.

4 Qdon Clubs ball, on Friday
I in Nsp3ter's Academy, Masonic
10, should not bs forgotten. 1t
n 4 Eood placs to spend q long
tWinteS's uIeht. The tickets are
,,ls and rscolleot the grand march
ommonoe et9 o'clock, sharp.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05

When you have thing to do, do it ;
when you have cough to cure, cure
1t, by using DR.. Balls Cough Syrup,
the safest and best made.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
AKfro NJ CrisGeld.

Saturday right last the residence
H. Crospellst Crisfeld, Md, TOOK
,id bnrnsd Nj the ground in spite
ny effort ID control ths flames,
Nv Of ths heusehold effects were
This loss will amount to abou,
q, and the pfoperty was insured
GOO. Mr.. Cros W ell wss E dealer
'ierAl merohandizs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
srECTAL hen rION.
InIlnu nn1 Iliankeln,

Robes ana rsianksts.
J now make d Induction in thesC
TO close them ont to make room
rness and trunks for our spring
which IL gradually increasing
., ,lrices shall be lower than ever, al
dand- Made Harness Works, 4Oi
v ~ street, (aboye Fourth), WI
b on, Del. Hiram Yerger, manager
.roprietor.
n MNemnKets.
srs. w. N. Ecnnsrd & Co., 62l
a,t streat, have q large stock o.
veta and are selling them at lower
{ than they can buy them to-day,
1. lsxRienle UnGefwear.
itieB' and misses Hygisnic Under
B: also corsets naade to order; a per.
4 guaranteed. Mrs. G. 4. Ward
{ ing street.
Potatoes m Apples.
ney's, S0S King ST., is hsadquar,
Dr. produce Of all kinds. Special
gementsto pafties for car load lots
licines, chemicals, toilet and fancy
sa; families supplied with medi-
/ accurately. DOmestic Cough
. h stWest End Pharmacy, Seventh
efferaon gfraeks.
our roof leaks have it made tight
!. Mitchell, jr,, 80 West Front
who \ makes no charge unloss
. are stcpped.
ysiolans' prescriptions carefully
ccnfhtely c0appundsd at llhours
y day or night, at Taylor 4 fuller.
Druggists and Apo:hs2aries, 1902
etrget. 9fF
:, on Go. B. Mstzner, 1O8 East Sd
y for oissH ahave, hair cut OF
poo. p Dyeine aupecial'y. Tobacco
'aigars, best quality, constantly On
=
srschaum goodsAre selling like
1---! at the Grvat Tobacco Mart.
rthey might, for they Aro selling
Yepost 4 cent apiece.
y BIttsrs, Malt Bitters, Vinegar
'tsand All the popular bitIers are
~ y. B. Hartmsn, Druggist, Fiith
'oplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-05
Ntn.e Of the Eherna emster

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Wednesday
morning, Jan. 5:
Z O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, II O'Clock
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