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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
RNTEa2ESANTE.

Ell Ell LENTE DE ORC Sc hala siempre
an graude yariado surtdo en- leDtes Y espe-
uelos 10 t0das clases y f0rmas proeedentes
% las meore3 flbrcas de [6ndres y Paris, en-
cayas existencias, dn de qne nuestros fayo-
recedores sigsn honraadonos con su coHhauza
h remos ula rebala del 3026 sobre los precioS
primttiv0s,
HAY tan1ien en- el estabiecil0iento IN vara-
do Y numeco'0 surtido de cristaIes blaacos,
ahumhd9s, azuades para los dfcrentes grades
dc vista v de vista natural. Cristales verdade-
ros lie roca, dnt-glaas y Bohemia, los cuales
Sc venden garantizal los y prohados, pues no
son 1'vilrios' que nas c0munmente Sc eApen
den en- otras parties, con los que solo Sc can
~ eI detoriorar consar siempro mas Ia vista.
TO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
Escri5mia publjca del Distrito de
Sun Francisco.

dictalo en- Ia cuarta seccon del iuicio de
Qule5ta de Ia socielad" Gaia de ah5rros Sc
ha disouesto prorogar hasta sesenta dias ell
termino oar. la presentation por los acreedo-
res de sus respectivos tituos contados des9e
le oubli 'acion del terror edcto en- ia Gace =
td 0fcinI de- trece lie Enero dltimo, senalar
para la iunJa gene al ell iuodecimo dia Ges
pues sea el once de Abri pI6ximo.
Y para qae l.egue con0cim ento de todos
los acraedores Sc pubica Il pres 5nte en- Fto
Rico veLte y sizes lie Febrero de mil ocho-
cierto echelCa y uao --JUsTo NlEvEs. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
ENP }}2SA NARITINl PUgRTO-RIQNE

g La Junta direetiva de esta Sociedad ha
acord do Ia reunion de la general de a ;cio-
niatGs las dos de tarde del dia cinco del
mes Ie Abril pr6ximo eo la casa De los Sres.
Sobriaos de Ezquiaga, Fortaleza ndmero
II, con ell oDjeto de ocuparse de varios
as4ntos de inter6s para la CJmpahia
\ mpliendO 10 di3pucsto en- el articulo
y del Regiame to So avisa 4 los Sres acoio-
nl7tas rogandof su a5istencia por 81 re-
presentados en- le forma que expresa ell ar
tcnlo 54.-Puerto- Rico. Mario de 18Sl-
FL Secretarlo, Po 1tac j. JadjtLd. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
AVIS0.

Los que suscr,ben participan al pdblico que
desdt, la feeha ~ lie euero han sido nombra-
des Agentes en- esta Capital de Ia Compaiia
de Vapores aem4nes de la Mala Imperial de
nominada.
HAMBURG AMERrK iNISCHE PACKETFABRT AC-
TEN .GESELLSCHAFT.
San Juan Puerto-Rco, Mario lS8l.-MU-
LLENHoFF KoRBFR. =, "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
timo Sc entregaran en- la siguiente for

ximo Sc entregaran en- la siguiente for
ma:
En- los dias 9, 10. II, II, Il Y Is
del corrients los 10000 con ell 4 p.% do
rebais; del 10 al 20 los apsrtsdos y ei
80 los sobrantes.
Ell IL, 13, IA Y Is del corriente ten
dr4 lugar en- el Consistorio Ia subasta
del sbasto de carnes para ell consume
p1blico de esta ciudad.
Hay vacantes escuelas ruraies en
Santa Isabel, SAbana del Palmar y
Toa- alta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
A Y L SO.

Sc vende 8 artienda una Hacienda en- el
partido del Dorado, compueSta de mas de 500
cu8rdas de terfenos de primera clase de vegas
sobCe vega y alto y monte, con casa habitac:on,
casa de hornallas con maquina de vapor,
a!ambique, baticony otros titles para la mis-
ma.
Informaran D. Jesus lie Goicoechea D.
MaurCiO Guerra. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
CAFE
NOLIDO Y EN- GRANO.
iPR-U EBESEl

En- la eonfiteria dc LA PALMA SO expende
puloy superior Exjase ell nombre de la ca.
sa en- cada envalt0rio.
Las familias que deseen el cafe tostado sin
pulyorizar puelea pedirlo y Sc les venderk con
una peque6a rebaja sobre el precio del molido,
En- tjicho est 3lecimiento Sc contin6a sirvien-
do cafe mny mej0rAdo al que Sc servia y Sc -
miten abonos mensuales per el mime de ta-
zas que Sc pidan Precios m6licos. rs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
iVISO 1 LOS CONSUhlDORES.

So acaba de rechr por 81 d'timo vapor co.
rreo, an conplet1 surtido en- camisas Mallor.
quinas, zapat1s o0ios bancos y de colo,es,
borseguies, dobe anis On garratones do 8 III
gallon, euy6s art.3uos Sc expepden 4 Vrecl 9
mod eos. Dep6slto Tetuan 81 - BERNAND0
sALk, hta, lsm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
Sc VENDE.

I'm 2309 pesos Una casa sitdada frente los
Rarraoones de Puerta de TERRA 2-~S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

So oonjurars nuostro actual intolerablf
estado de foadoel ,,.
Muy bien. -Dioesa que el munlo,p!o,
en- vista del ostsdo presante de ls higi o
10 publ y de las exoitaciones de Ia
prensa, va tomar convenlent99 madl
das en pro do la salud del ve0indarlo.
Va era hora, y le anticipamos las gra'
elas en- n9mbre de Ia poblacion. No
todo han do ser censuras y acflmonias'
Llueven compan ls,-Segun vemos 81
IN peri6dico de CJoa, Ia companla de
opera ore ACADIA De trabaiar en- Payret
que shors ha alberto abOno en- Ma
tanzas, Sc propone, cor Guido este, dar-
SO una vuelta por esta capital.
La compafia 90 de primo cartelo Y ha
conauistado muchos lauros en- Ia Haoa-
ma con Aida Z.iia, del maestro Villa
te. Figaran Gu ells ell conocido tenor
espanol Aramburu, las diUos Ada A ldi-
Ii, Adalgisa Ssbhini y Maria Blanchi
Fiorio, el baritone Sparapapi el bajo
Tansin, todos artistas De m6rito, amen
de otros cantantes de segunds ilnss, UT
oorn d4 26 individuos de smbos sexos,
una excelente orquesta y cuerpo de bai-
Ell cuadro es numeroso y notable.
Pues, senor, son tres 6 cuatro;
Y sagnir esta bayoyn,
Sc va yer nuestro taatro
Mas d.spotsdo que Tfoyal
I para sumo consuelo
De a1Tonqueras y agonlas
En- vez d3 lluvias del cielo
Hay lluv as de companlas.
ason.-Di3e cierto peri61ico que
IN joven p1Iido y rubio ha sido conde-
uaeo por actos inmortales.
Hay geute que en- fderza de querer lu-
cicee no sabe 10 que SO pescs.
Apostasia. Con este epigrafe publ
ca uuestro apreclable colega de Ponce
La Reui.sta NercontH uu artlculo energi-
co concionzado sobre vueltas de casaca
5 chups y ottas iusignes proezas.
Tisue razon ell colega Ell partilo
poiitico lue son de bombo y plati-
les admlte ap6,t tas on gu seno tristo
idea da de su organization faerza.
q Iiea hAce un cesto hace ciento, di
ce IN Ieffan oasteliano.
Chh do Ell otro dia fu6 llevado al
MAn,cc MO uu pobre demsnt9 cuyo CO.
rebto dlz que vo!caron traviesos NAL
intHnclonados esplrltus.
GAjes del ofcIo.
Merecido. .-Estando la otra noche un
adepto lie Allan kardec invocando ell
un solitario patio al Arquitecto del uli-
verso, que dioen los del maniil, des.
prendiosa una teja del terrado J le rom
pi0 IN brazo.
CaIcaien ahora los loctores 81 renega-
ria do IA arquttecture el fogoso esprit
ti5ta y sobre todo de los arquitsctos ha-
bldos y por haber.
Naeva publication. -Ha empezado d
Yer ia luz puh'ioa un periodico semaual
tit1 ado La Instruction ptt5licu.
Desea 'nosle prosperidales sin cuento
y que de cada ignoranto haga IN sabi3.
Aqua
Cuesta IN ojo de Ia cara
Y cuairocientos disa ustos
Un jarro de aqua inabebible
Para el dlario consume.
Estan los aljlbes secos,
No ganamos para sustos,
Medic pueblo Anda azorsdo
Y no hay justicia or 81 mundo.
La yirr rela y la sequia,
La arranquitis y los lutos
Van 6 acabar con nosottos
En luenos do dos segundos,
ST d no pono un remedio
A nu5stros percences duros.
"a cuantos estamos hoy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
Taller de Carpinteria,

Dep6sito de maderas del Pats, q
Varadero- Carenero de buqmes, stto
en- Puerta de Terra al Sur de los
Barrdcones,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06
Para los huSrfanos de Larroca.

Pesos, Cts.
Suma anterior. -. 1868 SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-06

Vapor Re;na Mercedes. Del II al Ia
estarl gu nuostro puerto este magni fec
yspor de les -senores Oiano Larrinaga
V comp, uno de los mas belos meior
condicionndos barcos mercantes que
cruzan los mares.
S. construction es admirable, Bu So
lidez prueba De temporales, sus con-
dici nes excaleutes, y ha hecho bastan-
te5 viaies al archipelago filipino.
Con motive Do la proxima lIega la de
este buque dicesa por aqu1 que tandra
IL gar un acto agrada bilisimo. 7 no de-
c.mos una palabra mas, que buen en-,
tendedor -.
Sooiedad de San Vicente de Paul
Las Conferencias de caballeros dc esta
capital ceiebraran manara domingo Ia
communion general de reglameato en la
jgiesia de San Jose 4 las 81 de la ma
mana, y la janta general en 81 Pa'acio
episcop pal 4 las 8 de- la noche. No SO
reparten invitaciones los s6cioS.
Para los gastronomos. En- el acredi-
taco estabieeimlento del Sr. Lnina sc
ha recibido uu magnl6co surtilo de so.
pa la Julien y pur6s de garbarzos, ha-
bichuela as, lentejas y petit-pois.
81 solam pte con apuntar este Sc le
haoe 4 uno la boca aqua, 1 one suce.
dera ssbor9 r9hndoiO
Por hbrar su amo. Al acoroarse
NJ area, { M6jico) hace alguuos dias
ell msquinista dc un tren, VIC In perro
grande en- Ia via, que ladraba frrbun
damente. A pesar de los silbidos de
vapor, 81 pe,ro no Sc movie, y fu6 apls.s
tado. POGO despues el fogonero nott
un pedazo De geuero blanoo en el aven
tador' de la locomotora.
Sc hizo contranarcha ell tren, descu
briendo q POGO que nabia aplastedo
I'm ni1o d la Vez que al perro. So oom
prendi6 luego que los ladridos forioso
del perr6 hsbiau sido con e objeto d
lamar 10 atenoion hacia la criAtura ten
diAa sobre los rails,
Era IN ni1o do las cercaniaa, quiel
probablemente se h2bia quedado dor
mido sobre ia via en one fu6 aplastadC
lei perro L. haOia seguido del ndos
matar COS 8 despues dc hacer to1o |
que era possible para evitar la dessrs
oia.
Ocurrencias. - I'll microbes fuero
conducidos al dep5sito dos individuo
!, por escandaIosos.
El ja6ves uno por f4ltar las pres
oripciones de Ia po!icia. Vinieron cuatr
por "a ruta.
Santoral.-Luuea, Z. Santo Toms
de Aquino, doctor, y Santa Perp6tut
m%,tir.
M@rtes, 8. San Juan de Dioe, fund
v S An ia an, atz de Toledo.
Microbes, 8 Ssnta Frauoisca, viud
romano.
, Uua meaicina s0rprendento. La m'
! terra mSdlca no puede isctarse de drc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
J., DUNG GNrGelsis

A Washington correspondent relates the fol-
owing; When l called last night l found
jimmie Garlic 1t work at the scor, tary' IS
table. He was writing In notch ok, aud to
my questi II, Have You tnAen upon your
shoulders the Affairs of stat,Y replied no, but
ne mad done The hardest Thing; he had STAR ed
Ill ry. Il DON'T int, d to keep 1t long, he
explained; .ouly till father gets so | can read
IL IT, him. You see, he don't know what's 20
Ing on The doctors won't tel, him an, thing
nor allow Colo ell II .ckwell nor Gener al
swain to do So He drew his chair over 20
the side of mine and came under t, Influence
OF my Big PAM al fan as he CONT ued with
boyish frnpkness: Il tell you, none OF my
chums win ever aspire to re presldent. Idon't
like Washirgo now. Mother has b ca sick
ever since We came to the beastly place aud
now father Is shot. ambition isall very n CO for
.chopl essays, but it's Ike other things--it
dob'tpaV. M0llie, my sister, don't get along
well, don get along NJ all. She's gor Q to ay
~ Colonel kockwell's house. where she has o
chum. Colonel Rock well y aughter, ami only
Harry ard am here in the gloomy place ,
After p use; y h to this ple0s. | wish l
wrote columns for The news ) psrs like you
do-.wouldn'tIs give ittoycp, in do 1t In my
diary anyway.
On Thursday a dispatch was received
from President Gar0elG's youngest sons
abram and Irwin, who are at Mentor. 1,
wasevidenily written by the boys themstlv Ives
| tor 1t said: Dear Papa; Hurry up and
well and come out here to See us. We are
hNvnga good time. and send you 'Ove.' The
message wa. read to the ureside.f. 1t isnot MT v
| Likely mat Mrs, Garfield his moth-r will come
| on to Washington unless n me'hirg gives her
ground to believe hat unless she does she mn,
not see him alive. The boys will not l..
Drought heie except In the light OF similn>
calamity. Moanwhile, Harry, Jimmie III I,
Moilie Will stay. hero until the case takes
decided turn, and II Tor the be- ter will then
be dispatched 70 Long Branch or some Other
seaside resort "
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
WHAT 1T COST.
The Price r. i ~ huntington for
the Texas d New Orleans Rail-

The Price r !, Huntington IN,
the Texas d New Urlesu, Rail.
read.
The Boston Transcript has the following.
Mr.. Z. =. Huntington. president of the
Central & Southern Pacific roads. recently
remarked, while In Boston, that on his nv.
ney. east he had purchased three T.Sas
roads one OF these was then Understood
to be the Galveston and HsYr,sLurr and
san Anton'o. Boston road, built about 800
miles from Harrisburg, we through n Az.
tonic, and pushing ON to FL Paso. The q, Ice
has not yet d .velOped. 1t is now learn,
that the two other roads were the Texas and
New Orleans OF 1874, the conuection
OF the Galveston, Harrisburg and san
Ahto' 10, from Houston, los mites east
to Orange, on the Sabine rive,
1.-THE LOuisispa border), and the Louisiana
" esttrn road, the lu6 mile connection be-
tween Orange and the Moran lire 10 New
Orleans. When the Southern Pacific shall
have Joined the Galveston road In Texas.
which will be by next July, los2, Mr., Hunting.
Ton VIII have through. 1, depeu dent
line from San Fran disco TO Vermilliouyille.
La, whence the Morgan line runs to New
Oneans, l3i miles distant The price paid
for the 2,O0O,OUO capital stock on the Texas
and New orleans of ls7i" was SIS per share,
and To this sale the Oskes A mes estate q IN.
irtbu ed 600 hares With this rice for the
toeh. The road costs MIR Hunting on, with
its debt, about $50, 900 per mile The @ st of
thu stock to- - ago was S42 per share, am
" mas besi any year u burden to i,s
owners
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
CHANGED Bands.

Yesterday the Grand Windsor hotel
changed hands, Messrs. j. II. Britton, W. Il
Kennedy and John Long retiring, and Mr..
W. @. Howard, of this city being the pur-
chaser OF the furniture and other sppur,e.
nauces of the house and assuming the 70.
mrinirg four years Of the lease, which was
originally tor five years. The buildings are
the property OF Colonel W. L Hughes, who
Is now 4 resident Of St. L. uis. The retiring
propristors carry with them the we'll wishes
Of the travelling public, and Mr.. Howard, the
incoming one, who takes charge Monday, Is
conceded by those who know him to DO the
very man TO run the house. Mr.. s. E. Nc.
llheny will be retained rs day clerk and MIR
William Jenkinson At night clerk. The par.
ties to the sale declined 10 give tho amount
p lid preterriDg ~ keep that matter 70 them.
selves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
A BOld I7Orsethtef.

Mr.. g. Goede, who resides at 9l0 Elm
street, says his mule was stolen Friday night
under circumstances that were bold. He
hitched the animal 10 the corner Of his
house as he is wont to do. About the hour
OF 10 o'clock he passed out through the
yard to 60 10 a grocery store
hard by, and noticed the mule
standing as he went by. He WAS gone not
longer than fifteen minutes and observed
inst The animal was gone when he returned.
thinking i! had got loose he went out on
tne street and asked some men who. were
standing on the corner If they had seen
~ They said that man, who
could yet be seen going up tho street, had
Just passed up the street trying to ride a
mule without bride or saddle. Without
losing any time Mr.. Goede started In pur.
suit. lie gained on the thief, who was beats
Ing the muls lus,ily and urging
hin along the b,st he could. He
soon got out ofs,ght again. Every man MIR.
Ghd, met told him the fellow WAS Just
ahea'. Raising ayell for somebody to stop
The thief, he would press on. He continued
70 yell and hear that his mule
was a small distance ahead of him
until he got to the northern
suburbs, where he lost track of the thief and
came back. Nothing has been heard Of the
tnlof or mule up to date.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
A FAST srEAmEs
IN Architect who ans ynv..s.s .
SHIP That Will cross Tho At,..,ie
In six Days.


~. Arcnitees Who Has Inveutes a
SHIP mat Will cross lhe Atlantic
In ak Days.
Nsw York Sun.
Designs have been made by q Swedish naval
srchitect for anew kind # Atlantic passed. ger
steamer which thall attain a On ed of f,op,
twenty TO tweuty-one 4, ots an hour and. M a q
me voyage across the Atlantic IN six daya IN
90 this the ship must st-am ~ an average OF NJ
!ssss twenty Knots the whole distance, shd
.nese.crs IL must be capable OF going fsst.r
me vessel. 90 as To make up for time lost, WREN
the circumstances are not so favorable. The
snip proposed by Captain LundbOrg the Swed-
ish engineer, 10 to be y feet long by "A feet
O OrnnS aud to be propelled by four COM
together 2, 800 indicated horse power. il IL
intebded TO ca ry sO0 hrst.clAss and l, $40 acc.
ond ana third.class passsngers and so tori
Of cargo, besides $500 tons Of coal or enough
Tor lso hours stesmlng at full speed. The
build his ships that the main body shall d.
vide the water horizontally ins, cad OF
vertically. The hull, therefore, pro.
jects below the water line, and this popularity
OF his design enables him to haye larger On x ne
room, to get great capacity with shallow
draft, and 10 give his vessel favorable II es.
minimum. Thepower used would Civ the ship,
according to the OF dinary formu u Tor ca culat.
Ing SIP ed, something Overtwenty knots ills
supposed W. yer. that she would be faster,
since little power wuull be lost IN wave.
making, tie water haviuga clear run aslern
lower part of her hull The London engineers,
however, speak with respect Of Cap, Luud-
borg's ideas, and urge that they pe ,,ut to =
prhcticsl Nst In steamer of moderate size,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
A Pleasant Susnrisa

IN Friday night MI. & Mrs. Henry Boil
wore happily surprised by call from their
eoun''ymen, the Swiss Cruelty singing soci-
eY' and few other friends, to offer con-
s'a'u'asions on the twenty.flith anniversary
W 'neir marriage, which event occurr d
s =. miles west Of Dallas, July %. 1856.
ane surprise TO the family was complete and
s soe occasion ajoyous one. The club rem.
Se.ed number Of beautiful songs, Alternate
F,sx WIN toasts, remarks and kind greetings.
SSssSepung their daughter, Mr.. Araeldi, Of
Hi,u ,st the family we're q, home aud The
, W..e sons, Henry and jacob, sang two or
; y,,,' pieces beautifully. No,sby, "My
Hs'a term4n Home Across The Sea-" Mr..
,iS su,y Surbecs, president OF the club, pre.
K SsS " lesdsr, assisted by Mossrs. g.
FaY Y. + Stenssey, Charley and Emil
e~ Jacob Wsspy, JOSEPH Schmidt,
S..ge Meyer, Jacob Bopp and John Boil.
S. ss''' Leopold Bohny. Charles Mei..er-
J. S., w. Il Crozier. Louis Len wsy and
SVa W. Henry Brown were among the friends
wall II was inteed happy scene.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
DEATH BY DRo WING.

guliam Johnson, Col0red, while in
BathiDg, browns at the Mouth OF
Turtle creek,
News reached the city yesterday afternoon
about five o'clock that q negro man named
William johnson, had, while in bathing,
drowned at the mouth OF Turtle creek, where
!. emptes into the Trinity river, some two
miles north of the city. He had
been chopping wood for Mr.. w. W. Bssey,
and on bis way 10 the city had stopped to
bs,be when be got into the water. He
.,rupgled fesrfully for life and called for
held, when comrSde, who could not swim,
pushed log to him, but the
drowning man was too week too
hold il, and he went down with scream.
Justice Edwards, acting coroner, empsn
need jury of inquest, and the two wit
nesses, VINO were briefly examined, made the
following statement:
II. DOolan, Hrst witness sworn, says: Der
erased and me while coming from chopping
xood stopped to goin washing; he went IN
the river and in about five or ten minutes he
was drowned; this was about 2 o'clock
p m, July 90 1881; this was at the M nth
Of turtle creek in trinity river; his name
was William johnson Il could not swim
and did not 60 out to him; Ipushed log to
him but he was too weak to catch it.
]. W. Simpson, the second witness, says !:
j went down 10 the river to
90 in bathing. and was told that
there was drowned man In the river, and l
undressed and swan in to where some little
BOYS directed me and found the deceased;
the water WAS about seven feet deep where
| found him; l got him out; this was
shout 4S0 p. M, on the 23i of July, 1881, at
the mouth of Turtle creek.
After hearing the testimony the jury res
turned verdict in accordance with the above
fact, that the deceased came 10 his death by
accidental drowning.
The deceased was hard working, we'll
behaved man, and leaves wife and several
children.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
HOOpshfrts
The new small sizes, AZ A A Pearson's.
Art Announcer cnt.

The Photographic parIors, 705 Main street
formerly owned by j. r. Davis, are now in
the hands of w. Mcclellan, who invites the
attention of the public, as we'll rs art critics,
to examine his work. TIE rooms have
been renovated, and put in condition to afford
comfort to his numerous patrons. constantly
increasing. The gentlemaDly artist, Mr.. A.
Billows, who has been in the rooms two
Yeas, and who has given them sll the press
tige they have had, will remain, and under
the new manage ment, which has introduced
many modern Improvements nee, ssary to
produce artistic work, no csn say to bis
friends that now pictures Of the greatest OK.
cellence only will be offered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24

The proof Of the pudding Is the chawing Of
the bag -Durha the great Smoking Tobacco
Centre, Is sitnPted In the 4th internal revenue
ois ,rict OF Nor h Carolina, which embraces q
counties, anu In these u counties there are
10 registered manufacto les Of tobacco. The
Int rnal revenue pn,d TO the general govern
ment by these factories, Tor the nscaly ar, md
Ing June 30tn, 1879, am uuteJ TO $50, $50. 81 }
eight hundred and seventy nine
thousand four huudred and eighty
dollars and eighty-One cents or
this amount the m anu acturers of the crIehrat-
Ell BLA KWtLliS FIR GRANT DURHAM
BULL SMOKING TOBA Geo, Messrs. W. T..
Blackw \ Co., alone i'd ('t42.7.0 ~ i've
hundred and foi y-two thousand teven hun
dred and twenty dollars and twenty -iour cents
More than double ! he amount paid by the 9th
er "a 'otorie, combine pal /. This needs no
comment. These facts show most Con elusive
ly who II Is at Durham that makes Smoking
'obacc that meets 10 the fullest extent the pop
uiar demand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24

To obtain first Class liquors, pure and
unsdultersted, and direct from the manu-.
fscturers themselves is an exceedingly diff
cult matter. There Ia one firm in this city
that has placed s.elf in immed late
connection with such manu- fscturers and
with some of the most reliable dealers iu the
country. We refer to Messrs. Betterton,
Irvine d Co., 407 Elm street, who keep none
but the choicest and purest liquors in
their establishment, and by long course of
honorable dealing, have obtained the envied
name they now enjoy. They also keep a
line of fine and well escorted cigars at prices
10 suit the trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-24
DentsOn Hydraulic Lime

This lime has been tested thoroughly, and
is pronounced by competent judges to be
superior to all others manufactured in the
state or any other state. II is not only su>
perior in quality, but is far more economic
cal and durable, The proprietor refers to
any and sl architects and builders in Dallas,
Sherman, Denison and other towns in north-
ern Texas where it has been used and it's
excellent qualities are known and apprecis-
ted. Griffin & Cowser arc agents at Dallas.
all orders should be addressed to
O. LAsHER. Denison. Texas.