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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

On motion, Board adjourned until l:3O
P. NJ
1:3O P. NJ, August 23d. 1881.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
On motion, the following bills were al
| lowed:
Pioneer Press Co., stationery SIS 70, allow
ca :Sl2 w
&C.. LaBar' days court house supt 20 20 50
- ~ W
On motion, the bond of Ormanzo Allen,
in the sum Of two thousand dollars, for
the Office of Court Commissioner was re-
ceived and approved.
The report of 0. G. La Bar, Court
House Superintendent, was received, and
ordered filed.
On motion, the following bills were al
lowed:
c. A. Gillett work on poor farm ...........$7O 90
O. c. La Bar, services court house supt, % 80
Oscar Ayers. Commissioners fees............ 90
On motion, Board adjourned until 800
A. NJ, August Oath.
500 A. NJ. August Oath, 1881.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all presen4.
On motion, the following bills were al
lowed:
L. N. Griffith justice fees. ...... ..$1 10
James Konkle, constable fees. 8 90
On motion, II. c. Anderson was appoin-
ted one of the Court House Committee, in
place Of 0. G. La Bar, resig ned.
On motion, the following bills were al
| lowed:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

CASH paid for old iron at the Foundry
AMES BROTHERS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

D. A. Murdoch, care Of John Casey .......$6o o.
Sarah A. Bedcnt, g. Nellie Odds 6 q
A. o. Myher. election returns............... Il
Elmer Ross 1uitness fee q IL
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31
c0LLlkY
yor1uc tlEc7ho
PlAsTEK

relieve dyspepsia, liI
fever and ague and X
ticultieS, and may be
stomach, over the XII
part. Price rs cents.
WEEKS s.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

settle up your taxes before sale.
There was narrow escape from
death last Sunday morning for the little
four-year old son at the home of E. p
Van Vaikenburgh. The little fellow, no,
feeling we'll, his mama had prepared some
aconi,e in tumbler for him, and, after
a time, he wishing some more medicine,
his mama told him he could get f tea
spoonful for himself. She soon afterward
learned he :oolz the medicine from the
bottle instead of from the tumbler. The
finale was great fright for them all. and
the summoning oftwo or three physicians,
and quite a serious illness for the little
fellow. 1t was only the most prompt at.
tention that saved the little boys life.
The city of Austin shed tears of blood
when they saw tie machine shops of the
c., NJ. s. St. Paul r. r. willing before
their eyes, after having been promised,
contracted, &C., that Austin should have
them. He that puts his trust D anything
but God is doomed to disappointment
Pine Island News.
That ''promise" oug ht to be just as
good now as ever. OF course it has not
yet been fulfilled, neither has it been
broken that We are aware of. We have
no official information that the 20. intend
to build their shops elsewhere. The
minneapolis Tribune, recently claimed
them, and the Pioneer Press the very next
day said Minneapolis had no authority
for the claim, and it was very doubtful if
she secured them. This is all we know
about it. We wish We knew more.
Cured of Drinking.
"A young friend Of mine was cured of an
Unsuitable thirst for liquor. which had so pros.
trated him that he was unable to do any bust
ness. He was entirely cured by the use of
Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all that burning
thirst; it took away the appetite for liquor;
made his nerves steady, and he has remained
sober and steady man for more than two
years, and has no desire to return to his cups
know of q number of others that have been
cured of drinking by it."-From leading r
Il. Official Chicago, Ill.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

FRESH oysters. TAYLOR & BALL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

BRUSHES toilet soaps, perfumory, fine
cigars, &C., at Clemmer & Pooler's.
DON'T forget that Noble & French are
at the bottom Of prices always.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

GRAIN bags at 1926, $275, $500, a
King & Flsh's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

FRESH grapes. TAYLOR & BALL.
Buy your furniture, of s. Z. OLSON.
FRESH peaches. TAYLOR & BALL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

CHOICE oolong, gunpowdcr and Japan
teas, of McBrdc's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

KENNEDy's goods, a very choice vari-
ETY.. Try them. TAYLOR & BALL.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-08-31

FRESH pears. TAYLOR & BALL.
Big stock, low prices, at Fernald <
Co.'S.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
-
ssThe witch of Wall

Mrs. CORTLAND, "ths witch of Wall street."
who has attained fame by her almost infalli.
bio representations in regard to "puts" and
"calls" was interviewed by Cincinnati re-
porter the other day.
In answer to An inquiry in regard to her
visit to Cincinnati, the lsdy replied that i.
was purely business; she was travelling in the
interest of certain prominent spectators,
conformity with whom she was largely inter
ested in stocks, but hor special mission
seemed to DO TO preach crusade against Jay
Gould, which gentleman, together with
Grant and Vanderbilt, she considered the
trinity of evil spirits that will eventually
crush the commercial Interests OF tho coun-
try unless checked by The interference Of
government.
"Why, look" said she, "this great tsle.
graphic consolidation IL not over yet Gould
ia only diverting attention from his main OBJ
ject, which is TO compel the government TO
buy his lines at bis Own valuation of $780,
100000. Grant made the grand tour on Jay
Gould's pocketbook; The was feted on his re-
turn by this same great schemer. His idea
then was to magnify Grant, have him NOM
mated and elected; THEN, with the presidential
veto, thus safely SECURED, he would buy
enough congressman to eliminate his sale of
the combined tolegr3phic system to the gov
eminent. Gould n now at the head Of
another great schedle TO kill Chicago IS q
wheat market by iu(ning the channel of the
great product intg ST. Louis through his
barge line"
Mrs Courtlsnd Claimed no supernatural
powers in her Judgement about stock. and
did not believe in sp,rluslsm. She charged
nothing for the INFORMATION she gave persons
wishing 10 invest IN ftock3, but asked bro
kerage of $25 upon every 500 of tho money
invested through herS or rs per cent. interest
in such speculationsy
"How did you corSe, Mrs. Cour,laud, By
the rather peculiar sfbriquet Of the Witch Of
Wall street,"
swell, about threla wears roo first made
my appearance on the New York stock
exchange. Wabash was ihoA .ho great ex-
oiiemenL | predicted tho tusn Of Affairs
each day, with iniayible accuracy, until the
sstoni:hed dealers cNlled me, in sport, the
wi.ch.'"
"One would gail Tor from your remarks,
Madam, thu. you wsre not q very warm al.
mrcr of Mr. Goul6."
"Emphstically, bol / have Jay Gould
mixed up in every thing, and am travelling
now partly in the lntere.. ola pool in oppo-
sition TO him. l hs ve been sskod repeatedly
why pursued jay Gould. ! can only answer
am 40 American, hatcr Of monopoly, the
friend OF The oppressed, and lover o. SQUARE
dealing in every thing. while no is m sller
md tho destroyer Of The public welfare.
have motive and AN aim 10 dethrono him
and will live to $50 him In poverty. LII,
day is nigh aud his death will result from
softening Of the brain"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
=ia
ppR RENT.

fUR RENl--A new twu .tory hOuse,6 rooms,
L. Ciate9n and hydrant water, convenient TO
business; also house with o rooms; apply to
g. NJ. Wheat, at Sanger Bros
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
ELECTION NOTICE.
MAYORS OFFICE, I


N compliance with resolution adopted by
\ the pity Council On the hrst day of March,
lSSl:
An election Ia hereby ordered to pc held IN
the city OF Dallas on the 18th day OF April, 1881,
10 determine whether or MOI there hall b<,
leviei an annual tax OF Is Of per cent. for
This and ensuing year on Gll property In the
ciiy OF Dallas, The eAid tax being for tho
purpose Of constructing school buildings FOR
the public schools OF the city. At saiu
special election no Que shalt be qualified to
vote except parsons who pay property tax To
the lily. A separate ballot box win be had
but al sa'd special electie n the same oncer ~
wilt conduct the election and 1t will b. held
at the same time and at the same places as The
general city election, NJ follows:
Flrat WArd-folls at the courthoNen; &, NJ .
Terry, presiding officer.
Second Ward = Polls at Rryan's tuilling,
Camp street; W. W, Ross, presiding officer.
Third Ward = Poll, at Fr.ch's Atore. On
Bryan streets j. II Brown, presiding officer,
Fourth Ward - Polls At Noung's echool
house; j, j. Eakins, presiding onioer.
Ballots used TO ba wfitieu or prin,si SIN
favor of the tsx;n or, Opposed to the tax -
Ia witness whereof, l have hereuuto affixed
my official signature, ard caused
IL. s., The sesl of said city TO he hereon
Impressed, { Office In said city,
this 10th of Haroh, 4. II. Ssl.
l.. Il. BolINI, Mayor pro tenn.
Affect: J, Il. HEREFORD, City Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
Bismarck's SON Elopes with the wife
OF GObIcmR an.

New York, Msrck ia Berlin dispatch
states tina. Count Herbert Bismarck has
ca,tsinly eloped with Priscess Elizabeth OF
CNolo.h. Beulhcr. Both arrived at Merzini'
several weeks AGO. The princess is the vito
Of Prince Charles oflCsrolo.h. Beuther, count
Of Schoparoh and Chief of ono Of the first
PrusSun families, AID q hereditary member
of tia upper house, Tho fsjthl@s wife 10
tho p,ep-tihtcs 81 Princess hermann Of
Observation-Disclosures, head Of n catholic
f,miy tearing y,lo since l7il, and tho
dsuys;ot OF tho cbuu,sss of Phchenback.
She has mo d.ughIr, Prncsss Sybilla, six.
teen years of age pripte Csrsloth, who is
thirty AK, has Z. p.rlismout and retired 10
his ota,es IN Silceia. Hn will commence
divorce suit. Cobn. Herbert Bismarck
whose age IL ,hir,y.twc, was formerly and
recently secretary IL Ais father, who had
DESTINED him as chsf assistant and his
cvcnt,,sl successor. II Is ssid that this do
nestle calamity Is tho chief cause Of Primo
Bitmarsk's resent irii.sb.li,y aud bad humor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
PERSONAL.

DERsONAL.-Jam Frazier, residences No.
~, caroline street, raises and moves build
ings with prompness and dihpstch, Orders
may he left OF the hardware store OF Il Il Bell
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
TRIED BY FIR !
DVEBOI.D'@ SAFES.

Denlson, February ~. 1851.
L. 4. Noyss, ESQ.,, General Agent Dlehold
safe and Lock Company:
Dear Strive take pleasure In Informing
you that tho Number IA Dlebold Safe pur-
hased from you was In the fire on the night of
February sth, 1881, which consumed our two
story brick htpro end the store adjoining. The
safe fell with the floor into the collar, In
which was store d M lmmebsc stock OF bacon
luIu, Oh, INV suo" n.sGy s"u innalnilnois
hours, and was ~ WHITE heat when ,lrnrgod
on, from ihe ruins ON opening the safe
some hourn later, we iuued all our boubs,
papers aud mnpsy!l a r.rivct ttata Of pres. r.
,aIion. va fully endorse Tho Dicbod safe
and want anather as soon IN can o, on Gu
tew ptnic. send snmpleof money taken on
OF the cafe, and viii evnd some papers tina
were N IL. rho ~ ia We will ship 10 yon - q
sanp!c, 10 you can show what the deb d
sa @ viii d..
Very respectfully yours,
MARX, kcknS 4 Co
Wholesale 0rocers benson, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20
Election Notice.

DY VIRTUE of tho authority vested H. IN e
l1 as mayor of the CITY OF Dallas, Texas,
and in accordance with the requirement OF the
charter OF said city, an election Is hereby or
led to be held IN the different wards the ieof
on the sth day of April, A d, lsol. the same
being the fret Tuesday after the first Monday
in said month, for the pureose of electiug q
mayor for said city and one alderman for each
ward thereof
The polls for said. election viii be opened
and held at the following places:
First Ward-At the courthouse.
Second Ward - At Bryms building, on
Camp street.
Third Ward-At Frleh's store, ON Bryan
street, and the
Fourth Ward - Young's school house.
The following are the presiding officers Of
said election: For tho first ward, &. NJ.
Terry; second ward, W. W. Ross, third
ward, John Henry Brown; and the fourth
ward, John J Fakins
In WITH css whereof, have hereunto affixed
my official signature and caused
the seal OF the CITY Of Dallas to be
H.. 81 hefeon impressad ut my ttice In
said city his March I'd, a ID, 1881.
Attest: JOHN j GOoD, Mayor.
j. h. lIFaEroRp, City Secretary,
Nv W McGrnln, Deputy,
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Pr YBfC1AE.

PHYSICIAN AND sURGEoN-DR. NOR.
j TON. Office, in first national bank build.
Ing. Residence, San JsciDto street, near
Leonard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-20

nor REhT--The Bennett hi.e house, In rear
l. of John Potts grocery store, In front of
Pacific depot. 81 liable for produce store;
will hold 1000 bushels of corn. For particu-
lars, inquire Of John Browning, 1867 Elm So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-15
SECCION MERCANrIL,
REVISTA DEL MERCADO.
pRECIOs CORRIENTEs.

Aceite de- Ovas. Hay sufcientes exsten
ci a. para las neceNidades del mercado V Sc de.
Italian de Ia 10 qtl segun enva5e. ultimas
vent ~ de muelle 1870 ootas Reservado v
80 de lat ! Sl3-9'
Ac it, de III lnl.-Regular existenciA, pocos
pedilos 50 detllla 81 26 ga. segun tamafio
de lat1, Ullimas ventas de mnelle 29 C a Sl9.
Aceitunas. Do las sevillanas gordaies V
mama lila esta surtida la plaza por nuevas
pArtidas llegad Ls recentemente que Sc ven
dieron en- reserva. DetaIlanse a RS cune-
te. De las mallorquinas en garrafoncltos no
hay freScas,
Anisado holanda Ell de Maorca muy es.
case porque hace a,gun tempo que no tenemos
importaciones Preci0s nOminales UtimameG-
to Sc vendieron por 'J6vea Antonio de Ma
| loroa, 1852 castanas doble ans. Reservalo
Aius-N hay eXistencias de ease fresca,
Que Ian algunas atrasadas que, segun 81 es.
tado. yalen de 25 a so cts. mancuerna
AIcaparras s.-Mallorquinss frescas en- garra
fonctos, quedan muy pocas, valen de SO a &C
cts
Almendras --E Escaseaban, pero en- esta Sc
mana pasada lego eI 'J6ven Antoni }" de M
ll0rca, con 400 garrafones dc "a venddo
en- reserva, SO detalan SO a rs qtl
Alp}sts.-~ Hay exist ncas, pero insiguifl
cant, e censumo Detalase \ precoa mode
radios ulttmas ventas de mueIIe clese iresc
50 Qtl,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-15

mode que, Ia veg que 4 facilitsr al co.
mercio antillano gu mercado mas pro
ximo, que es ell de los E'tsdos- q nilos,
contribuya tambien al fin alt4mente pa
triotico de unir con los fuertes laz2s de
un reefproco inter6s comercisl, estas
provincias con la Madra pdtria.
Contrayendoms Ia primera faz da
la question en- vista de la terminate
declaration del Sr. Mendez Vigo, no es
aventursdo ell suponer que por grandes
que sean ell patriotismo del Gobierno
de s. NJ. ell cello 8 inteligeneia de sus
nuevos Representatives. en- Washington
ell Gobierno de los Estados- . nj los pro-
curara sortear b ,bilmente cuautos pre-
liminares de tratsdo do comercio Sc
pr senten su consideration, apura-
RI todos los recursos dilstorios de la
mas refuada diplomacia antas no lle-
que admitir, siquiera en- parte, aque-
las bases que por considersrlas opues
tas su sistoma protector y comproms-
tedorss para 50 fsbulosa prosperidsd
actual, SO MEGA tsnto tempo esti-
pulsr.
6TO, ESD u6SOouubuAa pSISISt6utcJ
ess oposicion sistematica de los Esta-
dos, Unidos a las suoits scaso por su
cuantia calidsd la production puerto
riquena9 Ne por cierto. Escasamen-
te existen en- eata Lila custro ingAnios
que fabriquen az1car blanca de la clase
de- refno: la cssi totalidad de la pro-
duccion sacarins corresponds la clsse
de mascabado y gu exportacion anual
que huctna al rededor de cien mil bo-
coyes, lejos de constituir motive algu-
no de preocupacion para Ia Union nor
te-smericsna, representa- para aquellas
fabricas refipadoras ana materis prima
de apremiante nscesida1. POGO extern
dido en el territorio de squ lila r pu.
bica ell cultivo del cafe, tam oco pue-
de despertar slli el cafe de Puerto Ri
co ideas de com mpetencis, y 10 mismo
puede decirse del tabaco de esta Isls,
inferior en- cautidad y cali1sd al de Gu
ba, en- cuya Isla encuentra un excelan-
te mercado la hoja puertoriquens, cuya
fabrication en- cigarros empieza ahora
a desarrollarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-15

presto V. SD adhesion al pensamiento, Sc lie
tendra siempre al corriente de cuantas resolu-
clones Sc adopten, Y veran con sumo gusto
cuantas observaciones Sc sirva V. h acer en- pro
del fn comun que todos nos prnponemos,
La Junta ver'feada el 3 del corriente scord6
que para atender los gastos de toio geoero
que surjan en- las gesti0n que han de efec-
tuarse contribuya cada Oomerciante con ell cinco
por ciento de 10 que pague por contribution
directa ; para cuyOs fondos So b. nombrado
Tesorero al Sr. d. joe NJ ArSuaga, Y la Junta
dara cue ta de los gastos one SO verifiquen.
Igu9lmente ha acordadO la Junta Rombrar
una Oomision compuesta de los one firman la
presente para 1evar q cabo las gestiones Y
nombro a3emSs dversas c0misones, siguiendo
las diferentes agrnpaciones del nuevo Arancel
para informar con datOs numercos los per-
jucios que sufren aquelas comparadas con 10
que exige ell Arancel actual
R0gam 9s Y. Sc sirva fijar su atencion en-
estas line IS, y en- la seguridad de qua, por ST
msm0, hab~a apreciadO va los m lies one ell
Arsneel publicAdo ha de acarrear al Concrete
y la Isa entera, no dudamos Sc apresurara no
solo adherirse al pensa 9iento iniciado por ell
Comercio de esta Capital, sno tambien que SO
servira reunir todos los Sres. Come ciantss
de esa locsdad, con la brevedad que el case
exige, Y estando conf)rmes, como no 10 duda-
mos, con ell proyecto que le presentsmos que
les hara V. conOcer con la lectura de esta cir
cular, acuerden ell nombramento de una Co
mission que los represente Y SO entienia con esta
Oomsion para ell obieto que q todos debe preo-
cuparnos, sirv eldose autorizarnos ahtes que to-
do para que, teHiendo Ia representation genui-
IA de tcdo ell Concrete de la Isla, podamos re-
mitir en- ell menor pazo possible la exposition
qle ha de eevsrse al Goberno Supreme.
En- la esperanto de que as nos 10 probara
su contestacion, que le suplicamos sea pronta,
nos ofcecemos con toda consideration de V.
atentos s. S
@ B. S. M.
Pablo Ubarri. Francisco Baston.-Jose NJ
Arsuaga. T. Silva.-Jose Peha Chavarri.
La respuessa al Sr. Don Pablo Ubarri.
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importador la comision mercantil aqui
formada:
San Juan Puerto-Rico, mayo de 1881.
May Sr miO Los que suscribinos hemos
sido nombrados por ell Jomerc.o de esta Ciu-
dad, reuLido en- jants general el 3 de los CO.
rrientes, para gastlonar ante Il 0Obiern0 de Ia
Isla tambien ante el supreme de la N3cion,
todo cuanto nese- -ario sea para que Sc deen
sin efecto las 'Ordenanzas de Aduanas que
los nuev0s AranceIes que empeZaran regir
dentro de tres meses, no lleguen ponerse en-
yig0r. porque 81 este sucediese traeTfa conSgo
la ruin tot de esta Antilla.
Conv Rcidos los Sres. Comerciantes de esta
Ciudad que la question de que Sc trata afecta
la msma trascendencia importancia fatal
mente desgraciada para todo ell comercio de Ia
Isla, su primer pensamianto fle }irigirse a Ell
en- busca de su cooperation para ell mejOI eXito
de las gestiones que han de emprenderse, tam
to porQue con Ia representation de todo el
Comercio lleyaran aque las Ia fuerza moral que
deban revestir los ojos del Gobierno, euanto
porqle, en- iater6s del mlsmo Comercio, en
arimer tkrmin0, esta el impedir que enpeeen
producer sus faneStoS efectoS los Arancees
que hemos hablado.
.4til creen los que suscrlben encomiar V.
lnyeDis0eia de Ii asociacion que ha pro-
10 ei Comercio de esta Ciudad, asi como
sncia dc pr0ceier Gu INTO antes sus dnes
,nsecuencla de tsnar Ia aquisscsnca lie
aella personas Qus clio dsben coo.
"a el case de que, como 10 esperan,
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Venta de estancia.

Por desear ausertarse su dueiio, 60 vende
una magnlca propiedad en- ell barrio de La.
res, a media hora de la poblac on. rn3uestR
lie so cuerdas pFoximamente, eatre las cuales
SO hallan como so tincada, de platanos cafe
Ell muy buen estado ell resto de maleza pro-
pa p ra aque.la filca y pastos. A mas tiene
casa para habtacion, de altos bajos, IN S.
pacioso alnacen, tambien en- parte de DIS pi.
g, casa para maquina, tahoaa, casa para peo.
ncs, todo techado de zine, eIcepto Ia Ultima
q g 10 es de tAjananf; tambien enc IA huen
Sracil, cuatro correderas y tanque 81 guno
Qaisiere hacer prop siciones, puede diiigirse
a su daeno D Vicente Giuiich, que resile en-
la misma
Lares, abril 26 de 1891 3--6 w.
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LA FORTUNA.
28. GALE della FORTALEZA-28.

Gran surtiio de msrcancas acabs las de re-
cibir, entire las cuales sc encuentran: elegan.
tisimos tichds de eresoon, sombrero3 adorna-
dos para seiior.s niiss, camsas bo1da1as y
enayuas para sehoras, camisas, camsetas y
calzoncloS pa hombres, vestlol de piqu6
bOrda!os para min 8, faldsllines, gorrlt.s, "a
patos avtos completes para bantizac uifos,
medias lie algpdo1 y de hlo de escocia para
seforas, ciotas, encaies para cenef,s, eucaies
Valencienne y de Bruselas, tifas bordadas
muy fnas mny haratas, alfombras pequefias
V para ast 'ad -, calzado para sen )ras, caba.
lleros nifos, albums ds gran 1ujo libros
de asa, naragua1, bastones cores de ca ii.
mir y uua inf li1ad de articulosqle seria pro.
lilo enumerar. Toto es busno, bonito Y may
barato.
v hta 25 myO
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-iPianes, pianos, pianos +!
EN- Ell CENTRIC ARTISTICO
DE f. TOLEDO JOSE II.

Sc reebira dentro de breves dias una gran
factura de Pianos de los mas atamados fabr-
cantes dc Europa, entire los que Sc encontra-
ran los incomparNhles dc A. B0RD DE PA.
RIS, MIEMBRO DEL JURAD0 EN- LA EN-
| POSICION UNIVERSAL DE S79 Y .EXOEP.
TUAD0 DE C0NUuRS0, ( HoRS CON
C0URsl "A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-15
DiccionariO Mercantil.

Comoet0 v)cabuarip del tecncisno de Ia
correspondence con2rcial, nombres de los
| articul0s, Y terminus marinos en- ing e., franz
ces, Y esp mol, con mbras geografcos v tn
bias dA alb eviaciones en- los tres idiomGs por
| Veiteile.
1t D p.2 81. En- laimprenta del BoLETfS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-15

Sc vende barato un ma sniico piano horizon
ta americana, de u octavas, palisandro
grandes voces en'muy baen estsdo.
Los sefiores Sobrinos de Ezqua "a informa-
ran
dor y mesa de vesir, todos de ,palo de rosa
macizos, muy flnos, a la mltad de su verda-
dero val0r l-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-15

indirectas va qua es impossible hacer. las
directas mas gravosas pero q medida
que los impuestos SO hacan mas pess-
dos Sc difculta la production no por
tales meiios So lograra salir de las cri-
sis economieas comerciales 6 Industrial
les.
Hay paz en- todo ell imperio y sin en-
barge los negocios tienen poca anima-
cion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-15
DisOlucion de Socieds

Guaynma Puerto Rico ahril rs de ia
Desde esta fecha qucda dlsuelta Ia socf
que giraba en- este pueb OBJ 10 la razon de
FlERNA NDEZ Y MIRANDA
por eompra hecha en- sel ola de aver por
suscribe, de 50 haber social u Ensebit
randa, el cual ha fallecitio hoy, qnedand
che cargo de Ia liquidation do Ia espr
sociedad,
riceAtc Fernandez