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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-03-12
HATEauLI.E ITEMS


EmtaH Htaaf
1h't weeks a. aeala.f has
eaaaed 4ulip change i HHt .0n
.fNlnn ~ Daf sifeels lA atea
dry end dusty almost dc bn'
.Hme htls months
Oaf morelHaa have commenced
lhelf Hnnual routine ~ hasInri.
NAMELY, taking mortgage and
selling on time. This mako lhlugs
ttlc lively ~ business circles
and the farmer looks 'aortef h1p
.py over Tive prospect Of one more
year. mtions but. oh how long
his face will look ncS, fll when
these mortgages ate Corceloscd /
regard this mortgage system 49,
one that Is very injurious 10 the
welfare Of our people, and will,
with your permission, Mr.. Editor,
give the public the benefit Of my
ideas, NJ soma time IN the future,
through the columns Of tie STAR.
The Board of Supervisors met
in the Chancery Clerks office
Wednesday at II o'clock. The
session commenced too late for me
to furnish an account of their pro-
ceedings this week. will send
up a full report next week.
Our town has recently been
treated to a iirst-claSs swindlc in
the shape Of two painters. They
came here some two or three
months since, did good work and
were literally %patronized by our
citizens. They appeared to be
honest fellows, were sober and in
dustrious, and no one suspicioned
that they were ''on the beat until
a few days since, whsn they took
advantage Of the dark nights and
jumped the town, Leaving all their
bills unpaid, amounting in some
instances to considerable sums.
Mower and Garyin were the
names these gents bore while here.
EMILE.
March 10th, 1881.
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M.MosT 4 TRAGEDY
hsna levin sOf wnflnAu
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wv lH f#FHff
"a Faday morning ofi aa ueei
4 iali feuhf NeHaH IN slack slnp
ped 81 ne BaiB and iuqslfei DO
Way " Ma T., Fsheismpfe TO
on arriving ugfe ahe confronted
Nathan Levy, one ~ lao alprls
charged him with accomplishing
her ruin 10 New ORLEANS, and de-.
mandcd ihat be hldll hls violated
promise Of marriage. Levy bella
z consultation will her. tfg pnr.
port Of which We DO not know, but
It was evidently his purpose, in
which he succeeded, to gain a IL
tie time, and escape from his fair
pursuer.
Miss Ellen Croghsn, (sueh We
believe to be her name) was arm
ed with a pistol and minated she
meant business with a vengeance.
But Levy managed to elude her
and just as the 3 o'clock mail train
was steaming away,h he mounted the
platform Of the baggage car next
10 the locomotive and departed to
the southwark. On learning later
in the afternoon Of Levy's fight,
Miss Croghan was greatly disap-
pointed and in her desperation
drew her Smith & Wesson five
shooter, pointed at her head and
fired, fortunately without effect.
Mr.. Johnnie Parncll, who happen
ed to be standing on Main street
in front of his place of business,
g%allantly rushed TO her rescue and
deprived her ofthe pistol not, how
ever, before she had snapped it in
a second effort to end her unhap-
.py life. Woman-like, she began
to cry, poor thing, and quietly
submitted, and permitted Mr.. Par
nell 10 conduct her to the hotel,
where she was kindly cared for.
AS she was without friends and
money, some Of the young men Of
Sardis made up 4 purse to defray
her expenses. A scene ofthis char
acter was enacted in New Orleans
last December, in which Miss Gro
CHAN put a pistol ball through Le-
vy's hat and brought him to terms
temporarily. But he eluded her
there and returned here, thinking
himself safe from her pursuit.
Miss Croghan is pleasant and
rather progressing, though not
beautiful, and apparently is Of Irish
extraction. We hear that she has
a mother, but no other relatives,
living in New Orleans, She left
here last Saturday for Batesyille
where we learn she spent two OF
three days in the hope Of hearing
something from Levy, who was
thought to be hiding in or near
that place.
This question, like all others, has
two sides, and having given one
We will now give the other.
We have not heard from Levy
himself, but his relatives and friend;
claim that Miss Croghan is a dis.
reputable woman, and assert tha
she is playing a game Of black.
mail, though they do not deny hi
intimacy with her while he lived
in New Orleans. This is abou
the sum and substance Of their de.
fense.
In making up their verdict, til,
public should remember that Mr.
Levy is quite a young man, ant
make proper allowance for the fol
lies and frivolities Of youthful in
discretion.
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ELD. A. II. BoorH, of Clinton,
Mss, who is laboring among the
folored people under an appoint
hent Of the American Home Mis-
bon Society and the Mississippi
Baptist State Convention, will hold
\ series Of institutes at the colored
Baptist church in this city, begin
ping the 10TH Of this month. Mr..
booth is one Of the ablest minis
Frs in this State, and his endesv-
RS to elevate the colored people
hould be seconded by all good
iizeas.
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COOKING ST0VeSi
COOKING STOVES
Guntcr has a full supply
ut Memphis prices.
Mo,hersi Mothers Mothers I!

Are YOU disturbed ut night and
broken Of your rest BY . sick child
suffering and crying with the ex-
cruciating pain OF cutting teeth
If SO, go at once and get a bottle
of MRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING
SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately depend
upon 1t; there is no mistake about
it. There is no mother on earth
who has ever used it. who will not
tell at once that it will regulate the
bowels, give rest 10 the mother,
and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t is per-
lectly safe to use in all cases and
pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription Of one Of the oldeS,
and best family physicians and
nurses in the United States. SOLD
everywhere at as cents a bottle.
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seiiee 10 Teachers.

The public schools Of this county. except
those IN Incorporated towns. will els,e on
Friday, The 1sta day Of March. 1881. No
lost time can be made up. AL n. orts FOR
the Isl and and morshs should be sent 10
my Office before the reports Of the Jra
month are received
J. A. RsixwArEa.
mhi,-p supt Pub. Ed
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Grand Jury for the First Judicial District

Atthcir meeting here this week
the Board Of Supervisors selected
the following gentlemen to serve as
grand Jurors for the first judicial
district Of Pamela county, at the
spring term ofCircuit Court;
pislrlc, No. Is. X. Spear. ". y, sledrs. ". 4.
Jones, W, ". lile, John Wilson, IAbm Lyons, sam
Atwairr and llillus Taylor.
District No. IA. +. Potts. ". j King, L. c.
Iaylor, Henry fii,, John Jones, Hubbard = ylsr, jen
Kent aud charley Cobb,
District No. b.-Andtev johnson, islac Clcveland,
Henderson Thornton, u, q. Kyle and i. ". Clink.
scales.
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WEDNESDAY we noticed one OF
pur colored citizens cutely turning
70 his advantage somebody's loss.
n barrel Of molasses had broken
|n a licked car and the liquid
sweetness was leaking out. The
Folored economis! made a wooden
gutter, nailed il to the car, placed
jug a tthe ether end and captured
gallon Of molasses.
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a cough, cold OF sore throat
should be- stopped Neglect frc-
qucntly results IN ~ incufatle lung
disease Or consumption. Browns
Bronchial T'rochcs ARE certain to-
give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catafrh, Consumptiyc and
Throat diseases. For 20 years the
TroChcs have been recommended
by physicians, and always give
perfect satisf1cticn. They are not
new or untried, bu, having been
tested by wide AMI constant use
for nearly az entire generation,
th,y have attained we'll meritcd
rank among the few staple reme-
dies of the age. Public speakers
and singers use them to clear and
strengthen the voice. Sold at AZ
cents . box everywhere. Inoya7y
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Those cheerful, ebon-hued WIS.,
itors from the tropics, the martins,
made their first appearance here
this season on Monday last
Spring almost invariably follows
close in the wake of these birds.
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Dramatic Entertainment.

On Thursday night, March 18th,
the Sardis Dramatic Society,
composed Of young ladies and gen.
tlemen Of our town, will appear in
Walls opera-house and present
Among the Breakers drama,
concluding the performance with
"1he Virginia Mummy a farce.
General admission SO cents ; school
children IS cents; reserved seats
IS oents--to be had at Williams &
Cos. drug store. The chief object
of the entertainment is to establish
a reading-room. There is a rare
treat in store for those who attend,
and those who do not will regret il.
We can safely bcspeak for the
Sardis Dramatic Society A full
house and a successful and salts.
factory entertainment, for who will
not aid in such a laudable ant
public-spirited enterprise as tn,
one they have In yiewl
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Fine Horses and Mules.

A visit to the stables Of Messrs.
w. A. FARES & Co., S. Union
street, Memphis, viii always be an
agreeable one to persons wanting
fi~rst-class farm stock, or horses for
personal or family use. Mr.. w.
A. FARES is always there, except
when he is on some special pur-
chasing trip, and everybody who
ever dealt with him knows that he
never rni-represrnts ang animAl he
offers for sale. He has hosts Of
friends al lhrongh lhis country
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A BLIND man who played an ac-
eordeon was III town Monday and
Tuesday. His wife looked after
the nickles. These people h.ilcd
from Chattanooga and were jour-
neying southwark.
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DHHna .f.tiiYH ffnF go
Oh ECO fafa. H- II
gHt tHIllrB NfIfn fafi iUW ~
l.nlin. lrr .t9fr.
DpprafwAiB
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Rangers Sale.

nt virtue Of the authority vested IN m
o. Ranger Of Panols county, Miss, | vi
sell 20 the highest bidder for cash, on
SATURDAY MARCH icrr. 1851.
in front Of Inc court fiouse In SsrdiE. b
tween the hours Of 9 a m. and 4 p. M. on
dark bay horse, IS years Old. tsktn up b
Frank Black, Oct. goth. 1896 And duly ~
ve',iscd BY him as required BY law, ans
appraised At Sac, by T. Hunter and w
o Hunter November IL dth, ,eso. Tn
sale will be made, provided no owns
claims the property before the above day.
FED HfGftfOWER,
Coroner and Ranger.
Ssrdia. Miss, Feb. iSth. 1851.
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TWENTY ladies and gentlemen
of Sardis went to Memphis Sat
urday last to see Joe Jefferson in
the play of Rip Van Winkle. The
special train left here at 3 O'Clock
p. M, and returned at 8 O'Clock a.
m, Sunday.
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w Thursday night of last week
III L. IL. Maddox, living four
piles cast Of Como, was robbed of
suit Of clothes, two pair of pants,
watch, razor and pistol and
ther articles, amounting in all to
1850, BY one Payson, a tramp,
no mad been working for him
pOut three weeks and who was
eeping in the same roam at the
lne Of the robbery. Mr.. Mad
01 made an unavailing search Of
60 or three days for the rascal,
u'ou. hearing a word Of his
heIeaoouts. Beware Of tramps
asy are unworthy of confidence
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THE colored people will. have a
concert in the courthouse on
Wednesday, March 10th, and APP
propriate the proceeds to the col
ored band. The entertainment is
to commence at s p. m. and con-
tinue until I a. m. Admission IS
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CENTRAL STAB OFFICE,
KoscfusKo, MISSISSIPPI.

October 9TH, 1875.
! have suffered for many years
with dyspepsia and torpid liver,
and having tested DR.. d. q. Du-
Reite's OREGON {. BrrTERs, man.
ufaesured at kosciusko. Miss.
would state. for the benefit Of thcs.
who are similarly affected, that
have experienced great relief from
he - & ~ naup-
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Nrxr week wc VIII publish 40
essay ON the Bible, raad by Miss
Ada Kyle before the County Sun
dsy School Convention,
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Eie eeftfinsfship heft,afofs s~sifiine h
tween " " Tfsntlam 4 v Tucker "
DIR tke firm HaHs ~ Tfsfiissfu n TAAA<
10 coufiiand, Nis !. ibis day Dissolved !
muinsi consent
N IT, TsssfmAn.
~ TVctsH
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Clothing CLOTHING Clothing

DO you want a neat business suit?
Do you want a nobby suit?
Do you want a cheap suit1
Do you want the latest and
Most stylish clothingl
Then go to Gunter's,
He has them, and if you don't
think he wants TO sell them,
then try him just once.
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A smooth complexion can be
had by every lady who will use
Parkcr's Ginger Tonic. For
promptly regulating the liver and
Kidneys and purifying the blood
there is nothing like it, and this is
the reason why it so quickly re-
moves pimples and gives a rosy
bloom to the cheak. See notice. ID
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WnES Mr.. Hobgood became
ost-master here, four years ago,
Pc gross annual receipts and dis
|ursements Of the Office amounted
$1,000; but Mr.. Hobgood's
pie and honest administration of
Pc Office has inspired confidence
pa reliability, and as a conse-
|uence the gross receipts and dis
easements now amount annually
/ 10000. His reports are al
ays square, and we do not be-
Eve there is a postmaster in the
'ate that can show n better record.
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PRoF. Tee makes the following
predictions on the weather for next
roth to 10TH, clouding,
threatening weather, with heavy
storms; 18th and 18th, clear or
fair 10th to 18th, clouding and
threatening weather, with rain
storms 10TH and goth, clear OF
Hair"
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sIH Odds dNft since WIIlN iN
miHlHfa IN tif HftH o1lgr were
deeply shffosttd iNtelha mmate
tiear haHf al ihe wIalr a'tels 0f
Va efaRlyri irt trHf here under ne
nHfsp u "epmmun lions. fHay
vem aaddenly brought % deIf
Wlia hy lbo Hnl 81 lnalftopa ih
.the hall ON eoihg to the don't
% couple n cnl0.ed citizens aefc
awaiting entrance They wcfc
Invited 10, vhcn tbc following con.
ysrsahon occurred between one VI
them and the foreman Of the
Office
els dis here dc printin' officer"
"Well, yes, i generally goes BY
that name, Want some estray
"VNe's pilnttuF
"No, sar, boss but ! does want
yer to print me some windcr cur
tains."
"All right, sir. What color,
kind and quality Of curtains do
you wishf"
"Well, J tell yer, boss /; you see
de ole lady has a powerful likein'
for roses and Is monstrus fond Of
nice c%olors, so ! reckon you better
print EN- green with a big red rose
in de middle and a yallcr stripe
clean round EN-"
Very well so far, so good.
Now what size do you want thcm1'
This was something they had for
gotten-to take a measurement of
the window. After cycling each
other for a while, and examining
the windows in the building, they
went back in the hall and marked
and measured for a few minutes,
returning, reported that 6x3 was
the size.
"Such curtains as you desire
will cost you $500 a piece, but as
you want four, guess I'll put them
to you at $500 for the four"
The fifteen dollars turned them
bitterly against window curtains ;
the beauty Of printed roses
with green back ground and
bordered with old gold, vanished
Ike a shadow, and so did our col
ored friends. We suppose they've
gone 10 remeasure the window.
a few days after the "window
curtain man was to see us, we had
a call from a young man whom
we shall dub the ''Silent Watcher
He had the appearance Of being
about IS years Of age, healthy, ro-
bust and fully able to stand long
and unbrokcn rest without the
thought Of a murmur Of discomfort
AS he entered the door, we motto
cd a bundle under his arm he
marched straight mp to the stove.
settled himself in a chair, remark.
ing:
II have come TO look at YOU =
Good enough, we are Away
glad to be admired, for W.
certainly r admirable or 20,
wouldn't have travelled so far t,
gaze upon US
We finished making up thu
forms; ! still no words were hearc
from our visitor. We then 1--WE
. down the entire edition of tn,
Subsistence still reigns. Ne,
we set afourth of column OF Y
which seemed to arousc him t,
/ consciousness, he arose, stretched
up full length and remarked.
"Want anybody to work.
j, mo"
"You know who does?"
| mo"
: GOOD day"
"Good day.
He departed, we sighed. w
had another visitor the same week
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Sheriff. Sale Of Land.

No. 7sb.
BsIlsn,ine. iieffn Sce.. Va W. A. Jones.
Jr Alias fsri farias.
BY virtue ola writ Of fieri fsc,as 10 me II.
recied from the Clerk Of the Clrcuit Court
frat judicial district Of panols County,
Mississippi. I will on Monday. the
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u.s ~rrlv<.l I'D p<zsl-> uhs sri.sd seg<n y
.~rrisir< = n< q y NJ ~ = Ne r<ss<Hs>
-. szsrrs<
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a ', sisem0'e 10 my dswty
iof tlic south aide ~ tre nsof ne
viii BE- IN naiessilIe oh ,hd Grai ahd
Third Saturdays IN each month. ~
attend 70 any hueincssof liaoniee
n J A. RAfswttTH Supt T. H.
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VIZ have had some braeIng and
weather shis week.
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9Th Day Of April, ISL.

within legal hours. and At the door ef the
eysrt.nouse OF said district IN he ie~n Of
sardi.. pressed 10 ell 10 tho highest bidder
fus cash, all the right. title and interest q
The defsnsani-w- A. Ioaes. lin sn1 =
the following described lad. IOWA. frar-
tionsl north ~s<t quarter 3 srres< ffsktioa-
al south ~e<t quarter ~ s0rrs. - secfio9
70: The east haif II <><tioa ~ ou< north
seat auagtkg 81 z<cl.eA II. Al - ko~neh,p !
Il rsnss o u>-t. lyir1 - t<iu1 1lluala \
tks county sui ylss< efurese[f; l<xi11l q =
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Tuosr interested should read ~
M, rapcr q notice dcm The coun.
- Superintendent Of Education
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Tnn Peach Creek post-oiIlce has
been discontinued and the mail
matter for that place will hereafter
he sent TO Pleasant Grove.
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iiATENCION!
Garcia f. OFdrriU.
AGENTEs GENERATES CoMIsIoEIsTAs.
TETUAN, 26.
Ofrecen al publico /:

Ofrecen al publico:
Cerveza Lager Beer americana en- b8rriles
de docenas botelias y de 10 decenas medias
cajas de una docena bntellas cerveZa in
glesa marca CASTILLO en- bsrries de do.
cenas botellas, docenas medas Z docenas
medias canecas tabaco de Virginia en- rama
en- ( f'rdos de un quintal en- manillas msrca
CIERVO en- eajas de 30 Y 2l libras canel6E
en- cunlas de q s libras barriles de yeso
calcnado en polvo harina de trigo america
ma marca FAV0RITA en- barriles Y espahoa
superior en- sacos marca GALLO; maiz en-
grano galetas de pilot en- barriles gahetita
lie soda en- cajas de 20 lbs gas kerosna bri-
llante en- canecas latas mantc gu a ameri-
cana en- lataa de 10, s, y | lbs. monteca
marca CERDIT0 en- latas de 2 Y ln lbs Gu.
fietes del Nor saada jamones daneses shu-
mados superiorsimos habichueles ftescas
bancas Y coloradas quesos marca YOUNG
AMERICA de ea cajas; bet1n Saratoga
Drawing para zapatos en- eajitas de una doce-
na frascos; nlmilon dc Espeiia MAGN0LIA
en- eaas de a. 45 lbs toeiueta en- cajas de
100 libras cacao de Veneznela on sacos de
una fanega Champagne EXTRA DRY ana
rlcano en- eaias de 2I2 hotellas, dltmamen
| to ell probado fertilizados vegetal para STEM
bras de tabacndel que qneda muy POGO.
Todo buenO Y baratO
Tetuan, 26 GARCIA q 0'FARRILL
2--6
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LA MANTECA MAR

ca AGUILA sigue sosteniendo 50 superioridad
por su blancura, pu~za propiedsdes alimen-
ticlas. Todas lss sustancias que entran en- ga
composition son escogdas entire las mas ex-
celentes, se tiene tan particular cu.dado en-
su refuacion one ell consumidor encontrara ser
mas economical y 10 mas rica de las marcas
mportadas
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Este maraviIloso balsamo sana infalible
mente las heridas antiguas, las llagas, y los
males de piernas Y de peoho. Por medic
de su infiuencia las dlceras virulentas to
man muy pronto I'm aspecto convaleciente
' Iesaparecen. Jamas deia este ungiientc
refriverante de producer una cura perfecta
de las afecciones de la piel, los constipa.
dos. las toses el reumatismo. aun cuandc
sc ba apelado en- vano q +odos los demas
remedies.
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!ElIItN d u SlalIl l PTe. IRs,
0cH EsoArA yN NugvrrAs, atRARA, CUBA,
PONCE, xAYAauKz T PuERro- -RIoo.
vAPOF1 PASA.J Ees. -

IDA.
Saldri do Habana oil 30 do cada mes para
Nuevitas.
Id. do Nuevitas el q de Id Id I'd. Gibara-
Id de GibarA el do id. Id. Id Sgo de Cuba
Id. de Sgo. Cuba el s i'd Id Id. Ponce
Id. de Ponce el Id. ia. Id. Mayaguez
Id dc Mayagdez el 9 i'd. Id. i'd. San Juan.
Llega Ssa Juan, p. R, el 10 de cads mes.
RETORNO.
Saldr& de Pto.-R;co ella de csda mes para
Mayagdex
Ia. de Mayaguez el Is i'd Id. i'd. Ponce.
Id de r nc el l6 id III. i'd 3 do Uuba
Id do g. de Oubael lS ia i'd. Id Gibafa
Id. do Gibara ell 20 Id. id i'd Nuevitas
III Dc Nusvitas el 81 ID. id id Hahaua
Llega 10 Habana ell % de csda mes
Sc adnlite carga pas4ie para todes estos
poertos.
Mas deta.iea saSan suS coasi rnata los
Spbrinos de- F.9uicod
i'nerto- Rec.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-15
AGENCIA MUSICAL
RAMON SARRIERA
S. Justo Is, segundo piso, derecha.

En- esta Agencia sc acsba da recibir otra
factura lie los incomparabes pianos de Ber-
aareggi G1ss6, d Co. prim res modelos de
esta grant AFRICA tan celebrada por Rubins-
teii;, construidos con barrag IS de- hero por
dea6te Y por detrls
Sc e-eontraran tambien los famosos pianos
re7onadores de Kaps, y los acrstlitadfsimos del
eonocido fabricante Erdrd,
Sc espera uno de gan cola de Erard de
copcier,o.
SeF ,lIara ta-Ebien un n1mer0 de mas de
1000 fantasias de Ultima n0vedad para .nos
solo. scu7o las obras lie Rpbigstein.
Ejercicios Estulios por sarios autores
Obras de fauta y de plans, Y de piano y
violin.
ColecciOnes de cuartetos elasieos para cuer-
da trios.
Pleas var de csnto y piano operas para
piano caato. piano 6lO.
Del genero relgioso, misas 4 y voees.
Tambien hay eegantes musiqueros tabu-
retes de rejillas giratorios, z6calos, fundas y
demas.
Vista hacs fe Los pianos Sc garantizan
de todo defect1 de construction. SO cAmbian
por otros usaios y Sc venden al contado 4
plazos nvencionales. jun. z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-15
Bartolom6 Simonet.

Introducciones directas, venta al por mayor
Y al detail, precios n6dicos.
Ell istlcos de varas clases para ealzado. ma
teriales herranient $ nara zapatns. guinea
llerfa, porceana, cristele-i Ia, sombreros para
nifios v calzadc, lanas Y estsmbres PARA bor-
dar, cam sas, camisetas. medas y calcetines,
snrtido variado, perfumerfa efectos de toca-
tasumas, cuchleria. Fortaleza n1m "a.
jul 80.