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zeno 'yoang's Press Points on the
Recent Meeting.

There were not many Of the boys
here, but they were very unanimous.
Tno press boys met here for bnsi-
ness, and got away with q great deal
OF ii.
ttrey Woodson ia not only the
youngest but the most talkatiye edi'
Tor in the State. When on G fairly
wound up and started, no one else
can get in o word edgeway,
Charlie Meacham thought our girls
were nearly as pretty as tho Hop
kinsville girls. That boy has queer
tastes, anyhow. On tho night Ofthe
hop no wandered off. We went in
search OF him, and found him in the
ofico of the Belmont deeply inter-
ested in the Police Gazette.
Our girls all fell in love with "Tip"
Bransford, the good-looking repre-
sentative of the Owensboro Messen-
ger and Examiner. They said be
was just too rute.
Lol. T.. L. Startling was general
fayerjte with. sll. The way he
danced and firted with the girls a.
tho hop would have made his good
wife jealous II shehad seen him.
Mr.. Coleman was quiet, dignified
and pleasant. He was quite favor,
ably impressed with our town and
our people.
Capt. Allen fell in love with oul
many pretty girls and they with him
1 Tho Cantain is an elegant dancer
land put In his host licks Ut the hop
4 No one seemed 10 enjoy II moro thai
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from Christian. While we are bound

from Christian. While We are bound
TO our owu county with the indissol-
ublc ties that binds youth TO his
native born soil, yet there shall ever
be within our'heart tender place Tor
old Christian. Since we taught our
first school In the rural districts Of
Pond River, and were so unanimous
ly indorscd and 30 urgently solicited
TO accept the second term. with the
privilege of boarding with the good
patrons. who appreciate teacher so
highly; when we attended tho big
-Dulim dinners aud partook Of tho fine
victuals aud good old home spun,
which made us talk confidently OF
Hancock and better days coming I;
when we hunted the woods with our
pupils in search OF squirrels or deer,
and admired the accuracy of their
riflcs aud beheld in them true type
OF the Young patriots Of old or when
we drank cider with our old friend
Ransom aud listened 10 lin. till late
at night tell of "old Virginia and
by-gone better days, and when the
last day caine and the parents who
tried 10 excel each other In their con-
tributions to the dinner brought in
their great baskets to remain I'll
night, and see their children perform
and hear the good music; surrounded
here By so many kind friends and
loving pupils, we felt this day grand
recompense for our labor: ahd when
we had 10 bid them farewell and be-
held 80 many eyes Of tehier pupils
wet with the tears of sorrow, we felt
that it required stronger nature
than we possessed to leave them
But onr. course had been laid out,
and we must repair elsewhere to pros
ecuie our intentions. Yet we shall
eyerremembcr this people with feel
ingsa OF profound gratitude for their
| liberal and earnest encouragement TO
our Young attempts. Surely In The
words of Hiram, this ia, Gods own
country wheto mon are horn poll
ticians, preachers and orators where
the fair Eex, surrounded By simple
and rural plenty, grow 10 beauty un-
cxce!led. and where one never tnils 10
be appreciated If he does right. Long
may the people of Pond River live
and be happy.
DwEss.
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THE SOUTH KERrUGKEaA.
iDvERTisIHo RATE.
The smellers Of the World.

In the expression Of affection, tie
sense of smell, there is reason TO he-
lieve, is older IN use or dignity than
thar OF taste or touch. OF Mongcl
father a traveller writes: "He smelli
from time to time the head Of his
youngest son. a mark Of paternal teu-
dtruess usual among the Mongols IN
stead OF embracing" In the Philip
pinp islands, we are told. "the sense
Of smell is developed to so great a
degree that they are able, by smelling
at tho pocket handkercbiels, to tell to
which persons they belonging; and
levers, at parting. exchange pieces OF
the linen they may be wearing, and
during their separation inhale the odor
OF the beloved beng" Among ths
Cittagong hill people. again, it is snid.
.the manner Of kissing IN peculiar.
Instead Of pressing lip TO lip, they
placed the Doee and mouth uPnn the
cheek and inhalc the breath strongly.
Their form Of speech IS not Give ma
kiss, but 'smell me-" In the
same way, according to another writer.
ntbe Burmese do not kiss eacl other
in the Western fashion. In. spply the
| Ilips and nose to the rhetk and make
strong Inhalation" Moreover, tho
SamoanB salute BY a" jnxtaposl'ion Of
noses, accompanied moi by rub, Int
by a hearty SMELL There is srrip-
,ure precedent Tor such customs. w E"
blind Isaac was in doubt whether ,hd
son who came to him was Jacob ct
not, ''he sinelt the smell Of bis nj
mcnt, aid blessed him. - Ens!ish
| Narszino.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

u
Masonic LopoR-- Meets lst Monday
evening in each month, at Masonic
Hall, j. l, Landcs, w. NJ. Geo.
Street. Secretary.
ESrRoRsHs LopoE, No. 88 KSiours
or PYrmAs--Meets at X, Of P. Hall,
and and 4th Thursday evenings in
each mouth. Endowment rank. LIST
Thursday evening IN each month.
4. w. Norwood, y. O.. ]. w Cross,
4. Of x. 4 s.
Opp FRLloys Third story. Hop
kinsvillo bank building, meets every
Friday evening. Encampmont meets
every lst, and Ord Thursday evens'
ings.
A.o. q. w.--Mcets at K. of 7,
Hall ovory Monday evening. II. +
\ aIoCamy, NJ. w.
X. Of II. LoDor---Meets at K. Of T
Hall lat aud 9rd Tuesday nights 0
each month. NJ. Lipstine. R. 4. Ma
Gather, Dictator.
KNonr TEMrLAns-- Meets 4th Mon
day night In each month, at Masonic
IT.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BArrsT-South Main Street, Rev.
T. q. Keen, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning and evening. Sun
day school every Sabbath morning.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Business meeting first Wednesday
night 10 each mouth.
CnnisriaS-- Nashville Street, Ed.
@. X. Marshall, pastor. Services
every cabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school eyerv Sunday morn
ing Prayer meeting every Wclues'
day evening,
M. l.. souru--Nashville street.
Rev. S. r. Brewer pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning aud evening.
sunday school every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
FtEsr pREsBrTIRIAs--Russel
Street. Rev. Coulter, pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning. Sun
day school every SUNDAY morning
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday
evening.
6orraEns PREsBYrERiAs-Nash-
vile Street. Rev, J, 9. Tate, pastor.
Services Is, and 3ld Sabbath morn.
ing and evenings. Sunday school
every spnday morning. Prayer meet
lug every Wednesday evening.
EgIscorAL--yirginia Street. Rev.
Chas. Morris, Rector. Serviccs
every sabbath at l0A. A, NJ. nni 81,
?. N. Sunday school every SUNDAY
morning.
CvsBEaLAsD PaEssyreRiAs--Rus-
sellyillc Street. Rev. N. o. Smith,
pastor. Services every Sabbath morn.
ing snd evening. Prayer meeting
every "Wednesday night.
CAraoLio--Nashviile Street, Rev
Fa,l,cr Iiaesley, Priest. Services
every Sabbath noraing at 10 O'Clock
| EXPRESS OFFICE.
l.. Il n. ExrEEss CoarASy--R
w. Norwood Agent. Office olf Bauk
building, Msin Street.
POST OFFICE.
Virginia STREET, Mrs. +. II. Dur
lbridse, p. VI. Office hours from I
| a N. TO 6 ,. NJ, aud the onice is als'
open for q short time uf,cr the arriva
OF tho evening mails, at 0 ?. N. Sun
days open from | to Pm.
MOZART HALL.
Corner Court aud Virginia Streets
up stairs. over Post Office. Alex. D
Rodgers. manager.
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SHUT THE DOOR.

Were you brought mp in saw nill9
Ever in house beforeY
Did you work about biick kiln,
In the blessed days OF yorcf
Did you tend about wind.mill
Upon some rocky shore,
Or live upon O side hill
Where the wind could alwhysroan
And couldn't get gorgeous 81
Ofcuiting to the coreY
In any case, my blooming pilb lss
II you woaldnt loco your gore,
And rllea a niau who'd freely KIN
Or scrub you on the noor
And break your heart aud bend your will
Aud ashes on you pour,
And hunt up every llttie bill
You owe, and many more,
And stab you with big goose.qullh
And parade the sock youwore--
Why. then, you blooming mud-slll-
ron thoughtiess, brasen bore
You breathing, shameless whlsky-stIll-
coalound you. shut the door.
Cheyenne Sun.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01
Feeble Ladiee.

Those langnid. .iresome sensations.
causing you to feel scarcely ablo 4" h"
on your feet, that constant dram 'hat
is taking from your SYSTEM sil i's
elasticity; driving the bloom from
your cheeks, that continual strain
upon your vital forces, rendering yon
irritable and frctful. can easily be ie-
moved by the use of that marvellous
remedy, Hop Bitiers. Irregularities
and distinctions Of yonr fyNitm are
relieved at once, while the special cause
ofpcriodical pain is permanently re-
moved. Will Won heed thi,!
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One Experience from Mary

81 had becn sick and miserable 30
long and had canssd my husband s'
much trouble and expense, no one seem
ed 10 know what allied me, thar ! wa4
completely disheartencd and di4.
coursged. In this frame Of mind |
got a bottle Of Hop Bitseis hsed thein
unknown to my family. ] soon ocgs'
to improve and gained 30 last that my
husband and family thought it htrairss
and unnatural, but when ] told them
what had helped me, they said, 'llu,tah
Tor Hop Bitlers! long may They p'd9,
per, for they have made mother a,hil
and us happy. The Mother.
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THE GIRL FOR ME.

Just fair enough TO DO pretty,
Juat gentle enough TO besweet,
Just saury enough 10 be witty,
ytst dainty enough to be neat.
Jusitall enough to be graceful,
sust slight enough for n fay,
Jnft dressed enough " no neat,
Juat merry enough to be say.
Just tears enough TO be tender,
Just sighs enough to be sad,
Tones soft enough to remember,
Your hear. thru the cadence made glad
Just mech enoefh fcrsubnission,
: lust bold enough TO be brave.
Justp pride enough for ambition,
Just tboughlful enough TO be grave.
a tongue that can talk without harmips
Jnst mischief enough to teasc.
Manners pleasant enough to be charming
That pa,s you at oncc at youreas
Generous enough and Kind hearted,
Pure ne the angels above;
Oil from her may never be parted,
From such as the maiden love.
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HIS DREAM.

Low bu, ned the lire, the room wasdinn
We heard the warning clock strike ten,
And by the moonlight, growing din,
Knew parting time had COMO asain,
.sT had dream last night" fsaid
"intcli it 70 you Gre g"'
thought, my lsar, your little head
wasiying on my shouldcr-so"
"Tl. time to CO." said, land you
You kisscd me twice uron the cheek:
Now tell me, love, u dreams come trne
Most arehiy did my darling speak;
"why some come true and some do not;
Dreams like this do, quite believe"
And thea she kissed me twice, and got
Her waist entanglcd in my sleeve.
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Wanted 70 See > sample.

An Ohio young man sat down Tho
other div and wrote on the back OF u
couple ofpostal cards. Then he 'nrn'
ed, them over and directed them but by
somo mischanco placed the address on
the wrong cards. The rtstl I was that
the shirt manufacturer iu Now York
got a very polite invitation 70 50 car.
riage riding somewhere ont in Ohio,
while the young mans girl was made
frantic by receiving the following; :
please send me samp.e q the stun
your shirts are madc Of. - | Frankfort
Gazette,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01
MOTHERHOOD.

gave my maidcn-lovc, tender and shy.
And yet was sad. whyfohl whyi
! gave my wiie-levc. pure and true,
Aud yet-and yet was longing too!
Godyavc me mother-loye, warm and strong,
And MY sadness was lossin 10Y lullaby song
--Harpef's Magazine.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01

To soothe disturbed feelings
brought ON by a cold and TO cure
Coughs, Group and lIoarscness, take
DR.. Bnll's Cough Syrup, Price 70
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01

Thos Blackwell a tlrnmmor for The
Louisville house .of DGchucr d Co..
was fonud dead in bed at hotel in
l,niSn f'itc Toup.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-02-01

| New York. Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Illinois ard Missouri, are tho leading
Estates interpolation.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
Gran almanaque del Boletin.

Acaba de imprimirse este almsuaque
de Pu rto = Rico Ell un yol1men de
c1arto mayor de mas de 200 p&ginas.
Tiene oil almahaque propiamente dicho
con ell santoral, datos astron6micos del
ObsArvat0rio de San Fernando, y orto
y ooaso de Sol Y Luna, un CALENDARIo
ESPANOL DE Las LETRAS, LAS CIENCIAs Las
ARTEs, en- que constan la fecha punto
de nacimiento de cssi todas las notabi.
lidsdes de este siglo, y artfculos poe.
sias por los siguientes autores:
Guerrero, Salgas, Trueba, Ssntiste-
ban, Fsbreg0es, Sahudo Autrau, Gi-
memo Co, apcion), Marty, Pedrosa,
Grassi, Auha., Felicia, Tartilan, Pareia
de Alarcon, Cuencs, Cisneros, Septlve-
ds, Reguere Perez Morris, Alarcon, Pa
dilla, Biedma, Eoheyarria Vieyra de
Ahreu, Larra, S S.vany, Grilo, Melgar,
Vailadares, Fernandez Guerra, San
martin, Garrido. Ruiz Aguiiera, Sanchez
Pesquera, Cortop, Asensi, Hartzen--
busch, Coma del Rio. Palau, Marco,
BAlsguer, Buz aran, Avifes, Dacarrete,
Brau, Iuiesta, Belmonta Muller, Mar
tine1 dc Lsfuente, Maehado, Sama, Pi-
media Navarro Amansa.
Todo el msterislfd6 escrito entrega
10 nor lcs autogas al editor del Alma
naque, que forma un vol1men tres ye-
ces mayor que eg dc los dem6s almana-
ques on forma de ibro.
Sc vende reales eiemplar y 5 pc
sos docena. a. que pida dos docenas
s mas, mandando el importe, SO le en-
Wan ios Almaneques por correo frances
de porte. b. 28 f.
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Interesante al Ganerclo.

Deseapdo que la va acreditada Ii.
tografla del BoLETTN, Fortaleza 81,
pueda ser 1til al comercio, que en-
todos los paises adelantados hace uso
preferente de la litografa por 10 aca-
bado de los arabaios, hemos resuelto
hacer una gran rebaja de precios, Ii
tografiando q los m61icos tipos que
Sc indican los documentos siguientes:
Letras de cambio q una tin
ia ell jnego de 500 letras
triplicadas & sean 800. 5 25.
Letras a dos tintas "34,
Circulares mercantiles Ito
grafadas hacienda de 800
para arrlba ell primer
ciento ....s .....s.... B.
LIS demas cientos g.. ESQ
Mil circulares litografadas
Sc hacen por "25.
Obligaciones y conformida-
des perfectamente litogra-
fadas hacienda mas de-
1000, ell primer mil 8.
Los demaS milares a -. :" 5.
Facturas y cuentas corrien-
tes con lujoso encabeza-
miento, excelente papel y
vim tas gusto del inte-
resado, ell primer millar
EN- medic pliego. -. IL.
Los demas millares<a. 7.
En- cuartillss Sc hace una re-
baja equigalente al aho-
rro del papel.
Conocimieu,os y deyuas do
cumentos de aduana, q
precios lonvencionales,
TarJetones .nercantiles In
dustriales el mlllar. 90.
A POGO que ell concrete Sc. file en-
los preceder tes moiicos precios Sc
convencera &c que son inferiores q
los que tenfa la imprenta cinco amos
hd, estsndo por 10 tanto al alcance
ie todo el mundo. n,
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"a ass szJ -. ~
klNBR0- ABDEIN1LES O5 GOlAq.
PUERTO.RICO

Tsmpers'ura ds las aguas 4s' 3 del terms
metro ceatgrG ,
Peso esperifi 0 con relacon al aqua dest.
lsaa 1928
Analisis qrfm os. En- 1000 parties 3e agu,
Acldo az5tico indnterminado.
Ilem caro- ni7 2l. 37e parties.
dem Sulfliidri,'o % 470 dem.
lles1 cl9rhfdt..o o. 5s4 gyanos.
Caroonato dc ca 0. 23lrdam
Idem id maGaesa IT, 720 iiem.
SuIfatn de chi 2C4 Il 3m
Idm i'll magnnsa 0 SO idem.
LIEN III hi rr0 3 100 idem.
Slice O. 70S idem
Grandes dePosltos para rnfriar las aguhs 4
la temperature que sc n1cesite.
PoSeen estas aguas IS s'gienteS pgop'cda-
des: depurativgs, laxdntas, sudorffGas. revul-
svas, soda ties t6nIcaS s~gun In forma Y
Temperature de 50 uso.
Sorprenientes resultados an las stguientes
Intermediates: dyspepsia, e astritis, gastral,
gias, disenierid Y eStrefl lalento pertiuaZ-
obstruecioues del h'gado, bazo Y mesenterio,
intermitcntes antignas que So hailen sostenida6
por infartos de las misnlA visceras, hidropesas
pasivas cnyas causas sean los msmos infartos'
Stills coilStlt cional, atecciones reumaticas
cr6nicas artritis del misnio caracter, paralisis
sin lesion organ.ta del cere ro, en- las que re.
copocen por ce,rsas los c6licos nerv0sos v dc
plomo, clatcss y tu'nores escrotulosos.
Adrnirables rasultados en- el vicio venerec,
cerpet co Gceras que ar,bos dan lIgar
Las leucorreas blenorragias scmpre Sc
moditican yentait samente.
En- las esferTeda,ics d. aparato ganito
urinaro, c6U os neirttieos, tscasez de la secre-
zion "a oriaa. alteracion del liluilo segre-
gado y f)rnacion lie arenllt ): usadas las aguas
9n bel dies Y b hos sicmprc son dti!e.
Empie2aAS i0d usElAS en- iOTma e ifrip ,
cion tod. o. temperate rs, aiivian aun
turan as unural. las, 10 ri; dez contraction
dc los mi. mbros.
Medico.airectar, s.. DR.. =. PEDRO HENNAN
DEF SANTIAGO.
USERA & BLAScH'
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Este maravilloso baIsamo sana infalible
mente las heridas antiguas, las llagas, y ios
males de piernas de pecho. Por medic
de su infinencia las ulceras viruientas to-
man muy pronto IN aspecto con Raleciente
y desaparecen. Jamas deja este ungiento
refrigerante de rrodrcir una cura pertecta
de las afeceiones de la piel los cons sipa-
dos, las toses 81 re6matisnlo, aun euando
Sc ha epelado en- vano & todos los demas
ramnfsf0I
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ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.
AMIGO DE TODOS.
FiiptHxs EcItoWly.

Millones lie personas, en- todss las partef
del mundo. recclniendan dich&s Pildoras
como ell meior restaurativo de la salud que
So conoce. Elias curan totlas las afeccio-
nes del corazon, del hfgsdo, Gel estGmago
de los ri6ones de los intesGilos, y remut.
ven la acrim0nia, la fatule ncia y La Garcia
gia, expulsando de Ia sang 9 toda impureza
forsaleoiendo coInpletsmente el sistema ner.
vioso dando un tono saludable la orga-
pizaai0n 0anaral
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SEVER0 DASTON.
45.-S AN + A \ . sc O--45
SAN JUAN PUERrO-RICO.

>aira letras en- todas cau.idades corta vista
aoure los siguientes cspitales y pueblos de 10
Peninsula, islss, Bsleares las Canarias.
!GALICIA,
Betanzos, Eayen&, Caldas &c Reyes, Oamari
mas, CoruEa, 'CorGabion, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
go Lags, Muras, iMondone1e, Noya, 0rense
0rtigueirs fSants' Marital, Padron, Pontevc
dra, Puentedeume, Puentesreas, Rivadeo
Santiago, Tuy, Viveco, Vigoy viuagarcia
ASTU RIAS,
Ayiles, OanEas de 0nis, Cangas de Tineo, On.
dillero, 0olunga Gastropol, Fguerss, Gijon,
Grade, Lastres Llaiies, Luarca, 0viedo, Pols
de Siero, Pola de Lena, I'oIa de I.abians, Pra.
via, RiradesellA, Salas, Tinec, Tapia, Villavi
eiosa lntiestO.
RestO de La Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Gartagepa, Cadiz, Grana
da, Leon, Madrid, Pamplona, Ssntander, SH1
Sebastian, Sevlila, valladolid, Valencia y "a.
ragoza-
ESLAS RAEEAREk,
Ciudadela de MenoEca y Palma dc Mallorca
ISE4AS CANARFAS,
Pslmas iGran Oanariasl D 81
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Consulado de Francia

Ell consul de Ffancia en- Puerto Rico,
ruega los senores Aiphonse PINARr,
INHERIT Charles Hdoire Aaguste, BLoN-
DEAU Henri et VIDAL Eugene, que Sc pre-
senten o envien sus apoderados para
recibir cartss y documentos que Sc en-
cuent1an en- dlcho Consulado.
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NURVA FABRIC DB CAOCOLA III AL VAPOR,

Los iuehos del cafe Ie g LIZ PALMA" par
tic'pan al n03iico de cata capital qna en- gu es-
tableeiuieato expen1eB 3, 4, 6y reales libra
los finos selectos chocolates de SD nueva ia.
brica todcs ,tn eanela c0n ella 81 ssi Sc raden
Exiiasc oil nembre de ''LA PALMA" grs-
bsdo en- cada onza de chocolate enero 9de 1851
b. % de t.
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Carrusiss q Gonzalez, RanaS J satienO.

Desie Ell dia 10 del prNente mes, la en-
pr zsf, para Icas ecmodia IA del pdhlico, au-
niet3tara las sali.:3s liar Ss de los coches eH
re.acion con iss h. ras que tianc estaolecidas
Ell TIsANVIA, y con una rebaja notable en-
los precios.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De Ia Carolina a Rio piedras, las u d
I04 de IN iaa1ana.
DE Ciguas a Rio-piedrae, las 81 y 0 de
Ia mafiana,
De Rio-piadras para ambos puntos las )
v de la tnrie, fietados a todas hor+s, abo-
nan.lo los asientos que tonga ei coche.
PREOI0S.
On asiento de Rlo-piedras ii la Carroll
M yica-versa a........~........ :. SO
Uao idem lie idein ca; uas, 8 ldem. so
Un coche fletalo lie 8 asientos de la
Cap!tai i Can. rejos 3s.......,...... -.
Sieado de lila Y vueita ............. :.
Uno idem de IA Capital a Rio-pie-
SiendO de ida y vuolta. a............. -.
AL pasajero no SO le admite mds equipaja
que un i To, cugo bulto no exceda de II Ii
bras de peso; la dSmasfa sera paga conven-
cionalmente. S;endo Ell nlismo cl conductor.
la EMPREsA no rrsponde lie averfa.
Tambien SO netan coches para todos los
al, mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
IRgrEDlEsO De LII IlETUD.

Saa;eaeo aIoe nifos, eonspre bacon eelesias
sses lItro propio para arender ieer pars
src1lcar Is merul cristian en- el eorazon de Ia
4'' ylndsss On esta inpreusa . r.. sismplaf
40 aossna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09

En la Re!oiers I.aliana d. Agustin Musa =
hay d VehtA espe yuelos ientss dc
todas classes US, oolocan vidriou blsneos 8 de
dolores precioa m6dicos cristRlea do roca,
gaI antiEados, as t'uerto- -hieo, PortAleza 46
h.lsm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
GRAN Bazaar DE ROPA HEOHA.
cnpz II. SaStrerla de Tomas LLrnanN CRUZ II.
ssUEasTO~RECO
ssUEasTO~nsECO

alo
res c0gy d
-,opl plinnal la Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09

vELAS DE CERA. lisas y adorLadas, 4
prccoq sunameuts m6lcos, Y to 10 H. cJneer-
niente q esta industra como hachas de alqui-
ler faroles con velas de cera, etc. c.--ALosso
TREINTA CONF b. m L.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
S&SCEEDADES.
SOClEDAO ANONlMA
DE ClEDlTO MERCANTIL
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO

Situacion de M cya en- este dta.
RECU RSOS.
Existencia en- eiectivo metilico SIT, 99073
Valores eli caeteT3, ohl5gaci5nes
contormidadeS pagares ...... 72i, lib 20
RESPONSE ABIL1DADES.
Johg 'ci mes ia vista
Cuentsa corrientes. -. IL. 594 IL
Wales ell cireulacion. -. IS, 10000
Ter. divdendo Tres
to) .......... 499-59
90 id id. 49,. l24S-00
Ser i'd id 49,. l49649
A. id, id ... 2355-l7
s. IL. i'd. 800. 7259-s2 l2,85sS7
Cantidad exigible-por ere
ditos abiertos :. -. q, ll736 1877, ,S20-35
Obhgaciones plazo ,--Imposicio-
nee con interes -.i........... l36, 1886
Operaciones eiectnssias desae Il de
enero deTS80.
valores deseotltados. a46, 1896
Prestamos he e:hoS.... 406, ,s0J.I2
Creditos concedid1s . 203, ,463 So
Total. 49,. Sl.456, Ala 63
San Juan. p R, 10 DC Ohrc, lie $780,
Oontador, Rafael Psres Ggrcia ". > B.
Ell nb-tlirector, Pablo UIay9'i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-09
GA f r
TOSTlDO, kOLIDO 7 EN- GRAEO.
II PR Q E B E S Ell

II Z 4 2 Z B E 5 z J!
En- la condterfa de LA PALM SO expende
pHro superior. F1Gase ell nombre de la ca
sa on cada envol -orio
Las familias q , deseen el cafe tostsdo Sill
pu,yorizaI pucden pedirloy Sc lea vendera cor
uaa psqu.i4 rehaia sohre el preeio del iaolido.
En- dicAo estab .cip1ient0 So cortinda sir ien-
do cafe muy mejoFado al que Sc servia Y Sc ad-
miten abonos melsuales por ei ndmero de Ia
zas que Sc pidan. Precios m6dicos.
h. % de T.