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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

pradores &c Naateea qu=, desde Ia rApida su-
blds ell FL precio de la ma, ria prima, sgu-
nos rehGauor-s, poe 4 escruPnl0s0s, para re
dncir sus precos hgcieu 0los aparecer Uara-
tos, han recurrido q use lie grAsa inferior he
chis dc lsrtcs sucas del puerro, de grasa
hecha de Otr0s enmaes. Estas adulteracio
mes sJn danlnaS a /" ssnd debtu Cvitarse
La marca ''Agui5a' contip. ara como tiempre
ha 81 0, g.; aqua aIguna Y lc16ada de soa-
mente los partesmas escol idas lie puercos ce-
bados con rneiz y que no contiene sustancia
extrana.
Esta marca Sc vendera tan b8rata com pue
de Str vendlto I'm art cul0 purJ serS de bene
fciO para tOdos los comp sdores de Monteca
imitarse eXtr1ctsmHnte ella, y pGrtieulaTn en-
te a 10, comorciaLte9, puas De otro modO cuan-
10 SO descubra la cn1ad de articlos mterio-
res, SO encontra'an con una gran exlsJenca
dc mercauciA invend Die
I'll mot0 de Ii msrca "Agua" es:
NO hay ec0pOnia en- cou prar al Tnentog
aduteIad0s
Afemas llam4moI Ia atenci6n lie los com
prado~os hacla ei peso lie los iItO3.
Exsminenio culalOsamente para cOnvsn-
cerse 4e que ten Ia cantldad 10 Mantecs
que So compra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25
R. eaud4CiOl de GOltibuCi0les del ,Stado.
A v L $ o..

CumpleDdo 10 dISpuesto en u art 10 lie Ia
Inst ucclc para 10 cobranZa de los deOiCos 20,
contrbucones de 3 de Dicembre de 1880
aprobada pr Real orden dc la prcpia techa
b go presente, que dursnte dez dias, " 4
contar desJe el 10 del eI trante Dlciembre
Sc proceders por los cobradores de est4 Re
caudaci6n la cobranza domicilio de Il
correspondence al segGndo cuatrmestre de
sho ecob6mco actual por contribnc6a iB
dust ial de comercio, como asi mismo al
segundo por Id Territorial "
Veucdo este tsrmino, los one no hubieser
satisfecho, pod.an veri6cario eli dichs Rscau.
dac On, " sta ell ID ca,ie del Oristo nGm IL, .
da ante otro p.azo de "5i,z dias " que termi.
nara el 20 del mismo Diciembre en ia int
ligeucia de que, corrido este dltIIno. 80 PIoce
dera al cObro eor ia via ejecut va seg6n h.
prevenido en- el art Il te la reterida lnstruc.
ion, aplical dose los deudores las penas esta.
becidas Ell los articu.os IL y23 de ia propLs
Instruction
Lo que Sc hace pdDlico para como iniento
do los contribnyentes qGenes concierna.
ruert0- Rico, ~ de- Noviembre lie 65l. e.
REeAUDADoR, ,-ASToNIo NJ. ALDREY "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

En- la imprenta del DoLErIN &c halla-
ran los sjguientes
NoveDa de Ia Pnrisima Concercion.
II. do las Benditas Animas del Pur.
gstorio.
II. del G'orioso San jose.
II. Nuestrs Sonora del Carmen.
Id. de San Ramon Nonato.
Ii. de Nnestrs s nora dc los Dolores.
IL. del C0rsz6n de Jesus.
II. d. Santo Domingo 3e GuzmSn.
Id. de Nnestra Sonora del Pillar.
Ell mes de Dioiembre ounsagrado al
uino Jesus DoveEs del nacimiento de.
nino Dies.
Novena del Sagradc CoIsz6n de Je-
sus.
Septensrio Doloroso 4 IL Santisims
Vngen Maria, association 10 las hijas
de la Pursima Conception.
Semsna devota la Santisima Virgen
del Carmen.
Novena de Nuestrs Sonora de la 3d.
ledad.
IL. de Nuestrs Sonora del Rosario.
Id. del Corsz6n lie Maria.
II. de SsL Juan Bautista.
Id. de Maestro Sonora de la Monse-
rrSte.
Id. de Santa Rosn de Lime.
Id. de la siempre venerable Santisima
Cruz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL OLETIN MgRC ANTI L
REvIsTA PoLITICA DIE EUROPA.

La guerra IN TdneE Ia aperture Dc
lag sesiones de las Oamarss son los prin-
cipales aconteclmientos de que habla-
-emos al tratsr de Frsncia.
La primers parts del plan de camps-
"a del general s ussier, JEFF del elercito
frances en Ia Argelis y T1ueE, Sc hs
cumpudo sin hsIiar reslsteDcia en- los
4ubleyados tunecinos. La llamada ciu-
LAD santa, KsTuan, de la que SO hab!o
n 10 csrta anterior, So hs entregado &
6 primera division del elercito frances
nsndads por el general Etienns. L.
aatrada De las tropss tuvo lugar el 26
le octubre, La cludad essaba csei Va
ia porque SUE defensores hsbian huido
llev4ndose todo 10 que pudieron + en-.
dose refugisr Las montsfas de Die
ba. Oasse II Dieoel Trozgs, situa les
+. amos 20 k16netros do K3tuan, Gu
blsrtas de selves y msIezss donde bay
zrau oantidad de sgus excelsnte.
La division Et,sune fue Is primers
lue lego b Keroan poTqus tuso que
h Ger meDos dias de marcha desde So
auDto Do psltlda, Sucesivamente lle-
9.rou las diylsiones nnaDdsdas poT lCs
gerales Saussier Lougeroh que habiaa
gsstido de pu0tos mss dlstsntes, J sol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25
~ &E'N&a.EhAS.

Como GUsTE H aba E Pubic con
nosotrOe. "ci uuestros artioulos IAN de
ilegar Ia re1acci0n de nuestro colega
para leerlos no como ebtin escritos, q,
40 como 81 quisiera que 10 estuviersn,
1eduo osulo consecuencias falsas, 40 va
10 la pena que cambiemos nuestrss
IDEAS nuestras palsbrss,
Respsoto dc este pattio ular, puede el
ootega proceder como guste. Pero ad-
vi6rtaio sntes So 10 sgradeosremos,
por mss que erccntremos al pretex 10
harto Da adj idSntico on uu todo 4 los
que adoptan para evadir discusiones los
que de- eeguro 10 llev8rian 81 elias Ia
meior pate. No porque oveamos III
Pasblo inferior = nosotToy, puss reoOpo.
cemos "a Iustraci6n, La vsntais estri.
ba en- la boudad de la doolrina Iuestra.
De t)dus motos, pue4 10 prooeder el
coisga como guste 10 repetimos.
ISoPoRTuSo.- -H9 aqui mn sueto del
YoUtuu
L Exomo. Sr. D. Francisco B4st6n,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25
GRAN BARATURA
EN-
CALZADO
CALZADO
CALZADO.

FL antique y acreditado estableri-
miento EL DIANINTE " San
Ju,to 81, ACADIA de importAr por
vApor"s " Ciuiad Condal" " Gil
jon, un granlioso surtido de botl-
hes de piel de lobo, becerrlllo mate,
charol y tdf.io para cabalIeros y
para nifos osi como los elegantes
y hnos zapatos de corte bajo.
TAmben ha recibldo por vapores
" Cadiz y Buenaveutur una
gran variedad de artlculos de uove-
dad J fantasia.
Por aguardar nuevas remcsas en-
lbs pr6xlmos va2ores, Sc expcnde
talto el ca.zado como los dennis ar
tlculos q preclos sumamente redu-
clios
Marroquines msrca RIOS de 10
Feutas al por mayor y al detail.
-GUILLFRMO LLANERAS. o. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25
DaInau y Can't
CONISIOiISTlS.
42.-SAN FRANCISCO.

Acabamos de reciblr una pa-tida dc vino
tin.o superior BARRlS que detallamos en- me-
dias pipRs cuarter0as.
NINOS generoSos De la acredita casa u AL
MAU, do Sites iCstaluhn) cajaS de II botellss
surtidas en Moscatel, Macabeo, Garnacha y
superior Malvasfa.
CHAMPAGNE marca Ions Lambert
Relnc", cnjss de IL bOtellas : a4l2
ACEITE rednado superior del campo lie
TarragOna en- CaIas de IL b0tellas
VINAGRE de- IVA en csias, garrafones
botelias
VINO do pihA eaborad0 en- Aguadilla.
ATENCION -Grandios, y magnifco sur
lido de Almanaques de pared para lSe3.
en- Ii ono So dletpguen los con BaT6metrO
y Ternl6metrO y los para 'Coolna" con re-
esta para idem
Por docenas Sc hace un buen descuent0,
CONSTANTS urido de pape. espa6ol
IL, 2s,a', - 81, rayado blAnco con
barbas
IDEN comereial cuadricuIa para cOentAs
oGrrentes
sOBKEs blsncos y de oooree todos Ia.
mahOs,
VENTAS AL P0R MAYOR Y MINOR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25
Del colegs veoiuo :

"Dicese pub|icamente, sunque nc
respondemos dc Ia ex sctitud de IA no.
ticia, que ha sido encsusado criminal.
nente 81 Jnez de primera instsncia de
Distrito de San Francisco de esta Ca
pital, por quebrantamiento del secret
lei sumsrlo, en- cierts csuss celebre que
oor squel juzgado Sc sigue."
Nal informsdo debe Andar ell colegs,
'uando ssi desfgurs las cosas. Ii que
reemos Sc estsrA pTscticando en- la
Audiencia por ell senor M4gistrado
! qui-n corresponds es ell ante-luicio
que suele preceder y del cual pueden 9
no resultar meritos para Ia csusa.
7 cuidado, coIegs, con 10 que se ha
ola; que el que stribuye otro IN deli
10 justiciable de o6oio cslumnia, y
ests calumnia se convierte fen desscato
aunndo sc dirigs respetables autori-
AIDES.
iQue el senor jues de San Francisco
ha sldo encsusado por quebrsptamiento
lei secreto de IN sumsrio? 81 no re-
sultan ciertos la noticis nj ell hecho, geo.
no ga llama este? Cuidado, colegs,
mucho cuidsdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

La Gaceta de hoy publics la convoca.
toria para nuevas eleccioues provlncia.
.es en- el Distrito de Juncos vacante
Dor q mueIte de nuestro Director. Tn
dram lugar duraute los dias IL, u, 13 )
IA de diciembre proximo. La IuntA d.
esctutiGio Sc reunirA el Is del mismo
mes de diciembre.
Dos palsbras por hoy nuestros lss-
les amigos de squel distrito que tsnto
trsbsi=ron por el trlunfJ de 50 mslo-
grsdo diput4do electo.
R7naeVen, renueven Is contienda
electoral luchando con f. por ell candI-
iato uuestro llamado suceder en- la
DiputacI6n al hombre digno que va 10
exlste. Demuestren que nj la maerte
O. cgpaz de acoosrdar los que de6sn-
den buenss csusas que donde cse III
patIiots herido por 10 TRACTION Sc dis
putau 81 honor de sucederle y honrar
81 memoirs Glen mil espsnoles.
| A veneer, correligionarios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25
Para Casinos ySalones.

Pianos de celia con resonsdor, lie la eslebre
lAbricA do K APPS
So eenstruyen de varios tain los.
Pars ini0rmss de clases, preot0s condicio-
ncs de pagoi 1nlgicse al o Oentro A tistico "
lie +. Toledo San Joss II Pusl ta~k klco. 2~-s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

Al recibir Is correspondence lIegada
noy por 81 vspor correo de la Peniusu-
Is, tsnismos ys muy Adj lsntsds ia com
posici6n de este n1msro, 10 que nos ha-
oe demorsr para el otro 10 insetci6a de
is Revista- Dtar5o J demGs noticias Rs-
clonaLes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25


/ Saba que 80 preparabs
Capte, cante clsro, 81, que no necesi-
t. esposss nj gril,etes para hacerlo
La descracia del BoLETIS, 8 sea la
perdida del timop que 10 dlrigia, no ha
xtrsnado Ell 1gente 7 shora recor-
6amos nosotros que Ell Agente, con fechs
l3 del infAusto setIembIe, llamabs
al h0mbra cuya muert4 constitu
We la desgracia del BoLETrN, al hOm.
bre que mas So desvelo por ei blen YER
ladera d. este pals oRATUTro CA
LUANIADOR DEL PALS PUERT RIQCES0 ;
So MAS ENCARNIZADo EEEklGo III QUE
MAS HA INFLUID0 RN CONTRA DE- 81
PRodREso HONsrRUo; 81 NCANsABLE
pETRA0IoR. y TODD este sdemss 0e
hAoer reproducidc una hoia electoral
LENA de insultos dlrigidos contra .
brnsm6rito hombre que va no exlsts, J
lie hateris conssgrado ep'gtSmas san
grientos cuando 81 con pertects razon
considers csc ahora 81 la tenla 80 la
mentaba de esAs propagandas runs
que an dis dado podioH Grndr e( br0Eo
de an asesino ucr, tnario o f.ndt 90!
Nasotros podIiamUs shors decii
Bruto 10 levsnto oil bra8o armada
contra Cesar auto la estatua de P0mpe
70; 10 levantaron los mlserables sepa-
dores pintAn 20 al vsncedor de las e..
las como ell aSJte de Roma los ojos
del fsnatico homicide
NosotIos podrlsmos squi hscer la lis
Ia de IN largo ms,tlroiogio ; Ia lista de
os que han sldo victimas, desde que q
muudo es munIc, de sIevOsas propa.
yandss que han concitado el fdroT lie la
plsbs d. senfrenaus. Pero no 10 hare
mos. Lo que queremos, 81, es que tod.s
las almas honradss que rInden Quito q
ia iustlcia 40 N gsnaron en- su ces-
cracis q la vludez y la oIfAndsd 80 f
jen en- estas hness, y piensen y refs-
xionep, aten cabos y mas ca0os. -.
Porous nos b ace fs.ts un Luevo hilo
lie ArlaIna.
va hay quien no extrsns nuestra
desgracial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

los malos tratamientos 5 ilegalids lcs
aue Sc cometen contra los presos e.
contrario la intrgridsd de la Patrie. "
Lo contraIio 4 este dogma es demos
trsr simpatias por ciertos delitos que
uieren Ia integridsd en- la persona de
gus mas Ieales defansores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25
istkgis. aI;saxxss
60 meA
PARA PERIOQICO.

En la Imprenta del BoLETIN Sc
detalla ell de 67Xl03 clm { tamano
de este peri61ico a s. resma de
500 phegos, y el de 62X9l de ta-
ma1o de II Aqente 4 S45O.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

Sc yende todo el Inovillario de Ia casa ca
lie del Sol mum. So, hay los sillerias muy
buenas, Y la una es de palisundro 3 esca-
parGtes de espeio un piano d. medic uso y
otros varios efectos, as h0ras para verlos
son de s a IL lie la maiiana y de IA 4 s de
IL tarde. 3-8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

"Infame asesinsto. bochornoso cri-
men lamaron los amigos del college
Il scto de iusts vindicts llevado cabo
N las personss de los piratas que auxi-
jiabsn 1 los insurrectos de Cuba.
IA que asombrarnos, pues, de 10 que
ssta pasando shora
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

4 vspor espsnol MADRID ssIi6de
Oadla ell IA lei corriente, llegarl I'd. NJ J
dol 26 al as, adnitira oargs hets y pc
sajeroS psrs ia Habsno.
Para informus Girigifso 4 sus eoDsig
natarlos,
q. pRATS Y co.
4-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

Dice ell vecino que no le ha extran4-
10 Ia desgrscia del BoLKTN.
I La presentis, la prevela 81 college
Saba que 80 preparaba
Capte, cante claro, 81, que no necesl-
t. esposas nj gril.etes para hacerlo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

Talonarios para prestaciones J denas
iooumentos que deben llevar las Alcal'
lias con srreglo al Reglsmento.
En- la imprenta del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-25

Ei dis 30 del corriente ze pondrAr
en- p6b'ica subasta las prendas de los
talones que q continuation So expresan,
por cuenta de quien correspondent v
o len de d Grato Tinaud.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-15
o HIS WIFE.
How appearances May Deceive

a pot-colored female walked into
the stationhouse yesterday and, stand
ing in front Of the stove, Topped her
No. Z foot upon the fender to warm.
A few moments after a country darky,
who had imbibed just enough tangle-
foot to. put him in a good humer,
walked in and, raising the woman's
bonnet, gazed deliberately in her face.
Dropping it with a loud guiIaw, he
exclaimed:
BLESS de Lord, gal, | thought you
was my wife,
She gave no reply, except to poke
out her under lip until it cesembled
a tin scoop, and roll her eyes to the
ceiling.
Its mighty funny, but dis here's
de same kind a apron my wife had on
when l lef home,' said the darky,
picking up the rufle of that article,
aud studying it carefully AN de
same yaller dress wild de patch on, and
do same ole fip-aop bonnet, an de-"
Better femme lone, man ; l amt
your wife, and | want yer ter know
it." Indignantly exclaimed Maria,
snatching herself away from the darby
and bringing her foot with a slap to
thu floor.
DE same slippers, wild Irvine shoe.
string, as sho's I'm a niger" said
the old man, utterly unconcarned.
"Aint it funny: | let my wife at
home, and l thought it was mighty
funny she done been rested an put in
de stationhouse. Drunk? or been
stealin'?"
Il amt rested, but jes come in ter
warm my feet. You ought to be clicked
up, though, comm roun' takin' a
decent oman to be your wife, you ole
black niger, you; l wouldn't pick
you up in do street" And the in
suited female walked out with an in
dignant switching of her dress, while
the old fellow exclaimed Funny,
but I reckon I'm gladit wasn't"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-15

itors from a distance can DO secured
by merchants and others for the
Mardi Gras stands next Thursday from
General Peter Tracy, who has been
placed in charge Of the matter by the
committee.
A few gossips had it that a breach
Of promise suit for a round sum was
about to be commenced by a south
Memphis lady. Both morning papers
say there is nothing in it, but now
there will be a lively wagging OF
tongues ia all circles. Before it was
confined to a narrow limit.
The two houses lately burned at the
corner of Vance and Lauderdale
streets are being rapidly rebuilt, and
will soon be occupied again as grocery
and drug stores. Tgo residences on
the same street next to Mr.. John
Johnson's residence, burned down
some weeks since, are also going up.
Valentines here, valentines there,
valentines Of all shapes, sizes, styles
and colors we're stuck about peoples
houses, front, back and cellar doors,
and even nailed on the gateway, yes
terday aud last night. 1t was done on
the sly. of course, and the general opin
ion was that the small boy nuisance
had a leading hand in the business.
About the harbor yesterday the ice
coming from above was a subject Of
concern to boatmen, and preparations
were active to place floating property
in secure harbors. Several boats went
into Wolf river to be out Of tho way
The ice began to pass here before day
light this morning, but it was moi
heavy, and no damage is likely Il
follow.
All Of the marble arohwayS over The
lower story doorways on the east side
of the oustomhouse are now complete
except one, and that will doubtless
have its keystone set before night
Fair progress appears to be making or
the structure, and it viii be a nice
building when finisbeda generation OIL
two henco. The % thing wrong
about the house is its location.
The winds we're generally from the
southeast this morning throughout the
southern states, and at several points
were quite fresh, blowing ten ortwelye
miles an hour and a norther blowing
in Western Texas. Breezes from that
quarter are p]ortentious of rain. A
storm center, according to the signal
service bulletins, was developing early
this morning in Texas and the Indian
Territory, and rainy weather is 81
nounced IS likely in the west gulf
states, as we'll as in this vicinity. TO
the northwest OF this snow is probable.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-15
THE FORREST WILSON AT.
FAIR.
a Talk with General Chalmers on
the Subject
What fhe Dashlng confederate
CayaIryman Did Say 10 His
Opponent.
Special to the conrlor-Journal.l

Special to the Courlor-Journal.i
WASHINGTON, February IL. A late
dispatch sent by your correspondent,
detailing an occurrence between Gen
eral Forrest, the great Confederate
leader, and General james K. Wilson,
then commanding a division of fed
eral cavalry at Selma. Alabama, at the
close Of the war, called out a three
column article from the Memphis
LEDGER, which is we'll done, and a
valuable contribution to the history Of
that confused aud confusing period.
The article includes an interview with
Colonel Galloway and Major Rambaut,
officers under Forrest, in which they
say they do not remember to have
heard of the occurrence as l gave it;
that Forrest, in fact, did not surrender
at Selma nor els where, but was pa
rolled at gainesville.
The gist Of tho report was that the
great cavalryman had heard Of threats
to make reprisals on his soldiers for
some supposed outrage, and that, pris-
oner aS he was, he would hold General
Wilson personally mot officially re-
sponsible if a single one Of his men
was shot. The object was Ia show his
singular devotion to the soldiers who
had shared With him the tolls and tri-
umpha Of many a hard campaign.
With all respect for Colonel Gallo,
way and Major r., | beg leave to say
that | got what | wrote, Ia the first
instance, from one who was also au
officer, and q gallant one, during the
war under General Forrest-Oaptsin
b. l.. Cromwell, of S~tarkeville, Misc.
He had received it from an officer Of
the same command, a Captain Clevc-
land, if | remember the namO Alright.
Yesterday | called on General J. K.
Chalmers, who was second in COM
mand to General Forrest. "Slnce my
attention Is called to the matter, said
General O., "a believe | do recall the
TACT you mention. Ny recollection is
that during Wilson's raid through
Alabama, 8 portion of Forests com
mand, led, | be ieve, by Captain God
win, fell suddenly upon a detachment
OF the enemy while in their camp, not
suspectiDg an enemy near and inflicted
a terrible chastisement. Il afterward
got 10 General Forests ears that
Wilson complained that these troops
had not been attacked according to
the rules Of civilized warfare, aud
that he had threatened to yatsliate
severely. Therefore, VIXEN the two
commanders mot, General Forrest
warned GeaeTal Wilson Of what the
personal consequences would be to The
latter if he undertook such a Eeprissi.
Whether General Wilson FAD made
such a threat or not sIn unable To
say but Il is plain (ifbe did do SOY that
be had been misini0Fmed as n the
conductof our troops, siuce the matter
was dropped aud nothing more heard
of it until you, for the FIRST time, read
it in your dispatch &. 2. NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-02-15
JOHN WALSH, -UNDERTAKER,
8aI second Street. 1881,



DR.. Buddeke, eye and car diseases,
No. IS east Court street. l44f
The Nashville Banner, of yesterday
says. Mr.. J. X. Mulkey, editor Of.
"Straws," a weekly Journal modelled
after PUCK, aud publishedin Louis
vile, KY, passed through the city to-
day, on route to Memphis, where he
goes with artists to illustrate Mardi
Gras for his paper"
Mr.. A.. Chapsky, formerly a cloth.
ing merchant of this city and now
connected with the largest dry goods
establishment Of Columbus, Miss,
is circulating among his many friends
here to-day. He leaves tonight for
Cincinnati on business, and will return
from there direct to Columbus.
Mr.. Abram Spiro is in the city
on a flying visit circulating among
his many fiieIdS. He was a resident
of Memphis Tor about seventeen
years, but has lived in st. Louis
for the past eighteen months. II is
gratifying to his friends to know that
he has been very successful in ali his
business ventures.
Many valentines were received yes
terday by the old as well as the young.
One came to this office, radiant with
the tint and fragrance Of spring vio-
lets, from willie and Bessie" of Co.
lumbus, Miss. inscribed to Uncle Ed"
1t was highly appreciated, and revived
romantic and youthful sentiments in
the old mans heart.
Major Ben. X. Pullen, for several
years past connected with the sherif's
office of Shelby county, has retired
from the place he filled SO acceptably
and so well. The reduced volume Of
fees of Office and general poverty
of the sheriB7s income. is the sole
cause of Major Pullen's resignation,
The gentleman, it is understood, will
enjoy a vacation until next fall. He
has The best wishes of host of friends
for his future welfare and success.
Mr.. J. K. Mulkey and Mr.. w. f.
Clarke, artists, connected with an
illustrated paper known as "Straws,'
recently started at Louisville, KY
with exceedingly propitious prospects,
arrived in the city this morning, with
a view of sketching Mardi Gras and
the Memphi. They expect to give
their pictures to the world through
the columns of their journal in col
ored photographic illustrations. Mr.
Mulkey is well known here where he
formerly resided, and Mr.. Clark is a
skillful and competent craftsman,
Those who know the gentlemen ex-
pect something handsome as the re-
suit of their labors.