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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-19
Trouble at the Post-Ofice.

A Milesian female approaches. She
Is short and angular, with Ratchet
shaped face and a Archaeological voice.
where's me letther?' is her abrupt
question. '.What letter?'' asked the
clerk. "Niver mind, now; 1 want me
three cints." ''What three cents?''
1.-THE three cints gev ye to send let
ther TO Baltimoor." What do YOU
want the three cents for, then?'' ssBe-
cause the letther niver whit" land
how do you know it never went?' .'Be-
cause when me sister answered il she
said she niver got it." How could
she answer it if she never got itp''
''Arrah, hould your head! Will yer give
me the three cents, or won't yeP'' mo,
ma am; you must be crazy to ask it"
SIS it me crazyP' Certainly; crazy as
bed-bug." bad luck to We, an is it
the likes of you that dare to call me q
bed-bugp Is there any other way of get
tin at We except through this little
windy?" asked the now furious wo-
man. mo, ma am, no other way"
Faith, it's lucky for you, thin. Av
there was, I'd come and welt We like an
ould shoe. Niver mind" continued the
lady,as she went away, IN tell me hus-
band tonight, and he'll dot the two
eyes of ye, so he will"
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DIE o..

GRIMEs.-In Holden, Mo-, of Typhoid Pneu.
monia, October "a, 1882, in the nineteenth
year Of her age, Miss l.. Carrie Grimes.
Thus has passed away in the spring time Of
life and the full tide of her usefulness, q true
Christian, an affectionate dutiful daughter, .
10 wing sister, . faithful teacher, o generous
unselfish friend; the ornament Of the circle
In which she moved, with all the bright hopes
and the noble resolves of true womanhood
like gemmed crown, nesting upon her
noble brow. How hard thus to die, to leave
q world 30 bright, so full Of promise to her
and IL was dcubly hard to those whose happi-
ness was in her keeping, and vet IL was easy
too-easier than II she had spent her young
life in frivolous, selfish purposes.
How sweet and consoling the thought that
there is an unfading, enduring home in which
her uncompleted life shall find its complete
ness, which the vague yearnings Of the hui
man soul for something purer and better than
we can ever know in this life shall be freely
gratified. Then we shall know why 1t was
that the young, the true, the beautiful. and
the good was torn from Us by the ruthless
hand Of death. Carrie Is gone-and there
remains to her sorrowing friends the
sad, mournful pleasure Of embalming In our
hearts and memories the virtues and graces
which 80 richly adorned her young life, and
to cherish the fond hope Of meeting her again
in that land of life and glory, Where there
shall be no more pain, neither sorrow, ner
death, for the former things have passed
away" Lee.
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There was very little of special in terest oc-
CURED in Deer Lodge during election day
except the thrill of interest when Pat O'Neiis
track-layers, fftysix strong, marched up to
the polls. The Democrats very kindly en-
ployed the Cornet Band who entertained
everybody during the day with good music.
We wish to make acknowledgment OF this.
IT the Democrats had not employed them the
expense would have fallen on the Republi-
cans. Two years hence we will reciprocate.
There was a good deal of active work done
during the day, but with one exception 1t
was thoroughly good natured, and the ex-
ception was only few words growing out Of
the challenge Of vote. The saloons were
closed and to the regret of many good man
who missed his regular nips we believe the
spirit az we'll as the letter of the law was OBJ
served. There was not drunken man seen
on the streets during the day. As stated
above, the event of the day was when Pat
O'Neils fifty-six track-layers marched up to
vote. The train had been run up to town
early in the morning, but they were directed
to wait until after dinner to vote. They were
all provided straight Democratic tickets by
Mr.. ONeil, who never permits any man to
suffer for anything he wants-especially IL II
Is Democratic ticket, and we believe all but
two or three Of them thought they were Dem.
ocrats. As their names do not appear on the
tax-rolls and they appeared to have a far
away look in their eyes 1t was feared by some
Republicans present that they might have
made mistake as to certain trifiing require
ments Of the statutes and they were promptly
challenged one by one. A few declined to
take the oath after offering to vote. tits not
probable over twenty Of the delegation vo-
ted, or more than forty Of the graders and
track. layers voted at this precinct during the
day. While we condemn the entire proceed
ing Of these transient, actually nonresident
people voting in the Territory and believe II
| illegal, IL is fair to say they were quiet and
well behaved at the polls, and those who vo-
ted accepted the oath with the resignation of
martyrs. All things considered, the Repub-
lican showing in Deer Lodge town and coun-
ty is better than we expected, but we should
in some instances have done better than We
did
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Points OF Politics.

McQuestion got there. "Didn't we tell you
so?"
Warm Springs Is the banner Republican
precinct. They keep the Democrats in hot
water there sure enough.
A week before election 1t looked As though
McMaster would Be badly beaten for sheriff
His friends took the alarm worked like bea-
vers and put him to the front.
1t is somewhat remarkable fact that per-
haps ron have not noticed. In all the con-
ventions, meetings, and at the polls during
this campaign, there has never been in Deer
Lodge cheer proposed or given for any can
didate on either ticket
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RAIL ROAD NOTES.
A. They Ar. Picked Up proml.suou.ly

l
The U. g. N. Co. are doing some good work
grading about the depot and approaches.
Mr.. Packard will bring his teams up to-day
and commence filling In north of the depot
Mr.. Petcrson's teams are grading on Kimball
street 1t 10 expected It will take them the
remainder Of the month to complete the
work Land out.
Joslyn & Morse have received 600, 600 lbs.
Of freight already at Deer Lodge depot. They
have up Sexes II. freight house, a platform
s6xl75 feet and will have to put up another
freight house.
O'Neill expects to complete track laying
to Mouth Of Blackfoot to-day.
The timber and lumber for the new wagon
bridge across the river are on the ground. 1t
will take them three days more to drive
piles.
The q. g. N. Co. is grading for third side
track at the depot east Of the main track.
Joslyn 6 Morse were unable to furnish
freight manifests this week, but will next 1t
looks around their establishment az though
all the freight for theTerritory were piled up
there
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LOCAL RAILROAD NOTES.

O'Neirs track layers will probably COM
plete the laying Of the q. s. n. track to
mouth Of Little Blackfoot by Monday next.
The road north of Deer Lodge will not be
surfaced" this year. There are several
places on the line requiring rip-rapping i'm
mediately, and the construction trains will
probably be put on that work at once.
The pile driver was put in position Mon
day, and Is driving piles for the wagon
bridge connecting West Deer Lodge with
the old town. The bridge will be put in
wide enough for wagons to pass abreast, and
II Is contemplated to put on side walk for
foot passengers beside. Mr.. L. e. Dakin has
charge Of the work, which is sufficient as
surance that it will be well done.
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DENTISTRY.

have opened an Office In the McBur.
ney House, Deer Lodge, where
am prepared to do all kinds
OF work pertaining 70 the
Dental Art.
All desiring my services will call early aud
make engagements, as my stay In
Deer Lodge will be short
j. w. REED,
Late OF Mexico, Mo.
Rrfen By permifsion 10 Prof. J. n Meycrs, of
Der LoAes, n. T. eo9tf
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We are indebted TO Mr.. Thes. Morgan, u.
s. Signal Service Observer for this stati on, for
the following record Of maximum and mini
mum temperatures and the state Of the
weather and amount Of rainfall for the week
ending Nov. 8, 1882, as taken each day at
sunset for the twenty-four hours proceeding !:
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This County Vote.

The vote of Deer Lodge county as sp. m.
yesterday had been Leard from on the Dele
Eateship from all precincts except Mcclellan
gulch and Yreka, and the majorities for
county officers are reported from neariy oil
those Of which we do not give tbs full VOTE
The following candidates have the mAj0r''
ties named:
For Dclegate--Botkin, r., 20.
Treasurer--Humber, d., 0.
'' Clerk and Recorder Ward, D., w.
4" Asscssor-Mc Question, X. l4s.
Probate Judge-Emeson, X. lb.
supt schools-Catlin, X. u.
Conmi@ionsr--Helm, ID. 20.
The Democrats elected aIl other caudi-
dates. zenor is crowding close on Helm
and Coleman on Hum bsr.
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The Montana National Bank, Of Helena,
hns bsen organized, with charl~-A. Brosd.
water n president, A. q. Clarke ar vice.
president, 4. Sharpe n Cashier, and the fol-
lowing directors; 6. q. Ashby, r. Potts,
N. H. Webster, Herman Cans, Hugh r. Go
len, 3. n. Crounse, Chas. w. Cannon, X. B
Harrison, nj Of Helena; A. H. Wilder. Of So.
Paul, and VIM. @. Dspauw, Of New Albany,
Indiana.
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ASSIGNEE NOTICE.

All parties having claims against the late firm of
Stackpole q Co., requested to present them for
adjustment and oil parties owing said arm to call
and eettle without delay. H. A. HURLBUT,
6g6-4t Assignee Of Stackpole d Co.
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LOST, sTRAYED OR TAKEN UP
Came to NV Ranch

One bay horse, eight or nine years old, branded s
under - on left shoulder and on right shoulder !;
two white hind feet. The owner can have property
BY paying charges. PETER STAFFENSON,
Lost Creek [P. O. address Warm Springsl.
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FOR SALE.

Thoroughbred American 1erino Bucks.
One hundred and twenty Thoroughbred American
Merino Bucks ut reasonable rates. for sale at Poin-
dexter q Orrs ranch, near Dillon. Inquire OF or ad.
dress GILLESPIE q CLARK,
6Q5t3 Dillon, NJ r.
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In Deer Ledge County for the Year 1ssa.


1t has been customary since 1874 to publish
annually In the NEW NORTHWEST . list Of
the heaviest taxpayers in Deer Lodge coun-
ty. In 1875 there were 70 persons paid over
500 taxes; In 1876 there were 30 persons; in
1877 there were Ito In 1873 there were 155;
and In 1879 there were 165; In 1880 only those
who paid over s125 were named, and the list
numbered 40; In 1881, on account Of the d.
vision Of the county and . reduction Of taxes
we returned 70 the 500 basis, and the list
contained So names. Last year the tax levy
was II mills. This year the levy has been re-
duced to 15mills and the list contains 81 names
but one or two have evidently been omitted
from the tax roll such As Abuscal g. Co., Of
Beartown, and Mr.. John Lannen, Of Bear
Mouth.
Algonquin Ming Co., Philipsburg.s so1 SO
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At the last meeting OF the County Co
nissioners the following citisens were dra'
to serve as jurors at the next term Of cot
which begins on the first Monday In L
combor.
GRAND JURoRs.
Spencer johnson, Warm Springs.
Charles b. Jones, Warm Springs.
@. G. Vineyard, Warm Springs.
W. T. Elliott, Dempsey Creek.
Phil X. Evans, Deer Lodge.
3. L. Larabie, Deer Lodge.
John Bielenberg, Deer Lodge.
r. 8. Kelley, Deer Lodge.
Henry Curtis, Blackfoot.
Henry Helm, Holmville.
d. NJ. Dunkleberg, New Chicago.
T. III. Griffith, New Chicago.
Duncan Dingwali, New Chicago.
CT. Stark, New Chicago.
r. L. Perkins, Philipsburg.
J. X. Pardee; Philipsburg.
J. G. Slavery, Gable City.
A. Kimmerly, Deer Lodge:
n. Smith, Deer Lodge.
ID. II. Trufsnt, Pioneer.
Pitt JURoRs.
Augustus Pearson, New Chicago.
A. Hoepfner, Helmvillc.
John Heffernan, Race Track.
s. A. Piper, New Chicago.
John Mckay, Lost Creek.
3. Cameron, Cable.
James Petty, Pioneer.
Joseph skefington, Edwardsville.
J. II. Wilson, Helmviile.
A. Koontz, Warm Springs.
q. Holienbsck, New Chicago.
John ii. Buxton, Deer Lodge.
Benton Hoover, He'll Gate.
w. r. Piper, Pioneer.
J. NJ. Hartwoil, Deer Lodge.
Richard Twsli, Deer Lodge.
b. Vincent, Warm Springs,
Oliver Barnes, Deer Lodge,
ID. Morse, New Chicago,
A. Hagan, Yam Hill, ~-r.. ...
ED Holland, Deer Lodge, '...s.., ,
w. l.. Beai, Warm Springs, o.
L. Harris, New Chicago,
T. III. Morse, Edwardsyiile,
J. II. Richardson, Deer Lodge. -
George Parrot, Willow Glen, .
Archie McPhail, New Chicago,
Elijah Newman, +"
Il. M. Anderxon, stone Station.
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NEW TODAY
-
LOS

On the road between Deer Lodge and Willow
Creek on Nov. 3, 1884, bundle containing one suit
OF Mems Clothing. "A suitable reward will be paid
for its return at the store Of E. l.. Bonner " Co.,
Deer Lodge. CHAS. b. SklNNEf,
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

BY mutual consent the partnership heretofore ex-
ing between the undersigned In the saddlery and
harness business At Deer Lodge, 10 this the 9th day
OF November, 1854 dissolved. All accounts due the
said partnership nrm must be paid to- and all debts
Of said partnership will be settled hy v. K. Goss.
Signed this day, the 9th Of November. 1881. by
v. X. Co.'s.
J.H. ARMS.
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DIED.

McDnwxLL - In Fayette county, Pennsylvania,
Oct. a. 1899, Mrs. Susan Mcdowell. In the 7sd
year of her age.
Dearest mother, thou hast left Us,
Thv loss We deeply feel;
IT'S God that has bercft rs,
He can all our sol rows heal
The deceased is the mother Of Mrs. W. L. Beal
the valley.
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Important News to Ranchmen.
Parties having hay to bale will consult their own
interest By applying 10 me for terms. have one OF
the best hay Presses In the Territory, and wifi
guarantee satisfaction. Terms reasonable. Apply
TO ALEX. McKINNON.
6S1-3m. Willow Glen r. O.. Deer Lodge Co.
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having purchased this 9th day of November. 1881.
the interest Of John H. Aims In the saddle and har
meas business In Deer Lodge. NJ r., shnll continue
to carry on the said business at the old stand neat
door to the Scott House. V.K. GOSS.
6O6-t1
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EStray..Taken Up.

Came to my ranch about the lat Of June. 1889, one
sorrel horse branded &C on left shoulder, saddle
marked. small white spot on forehead. and about
Ave or six years old.
The owners will come and prove property, pay
charges, and take the animal away.
PETER LEvRNGOOD,
Levcngood's. Deer Lodge Co.. N. T..
692tf
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Strayod or Stolen.

From Benson's, on the Yellowstone, about Sep
TENDER 7th. 1882. one pair bright bay horses dark
were seven years old and weighed about 1000 pounds
each Were branded = n on left hip. Were raised
IN Deer Lodge or Bitter Root Valley. win pay
liberal reward for their return to Holland EstilL
Deer Lodge, or for Information that win lead to their
recovery.
j. r. SMITH
068f Deer Lodge NJ. II
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THE JuRlEs.

Lis. of Gra.d and Petit Jurors fer the next
Term Of Court.
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List of Letters

Remain ming uncalled for in the Postoffice ut
Deer Lodge, Mont, Nov. 10, 1882. Persons
calling tor letters in this list will please say
q adyertisedu and give date of list:
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ROLL OF HONOR.


The following subscriptions have been paid
since last acknowledgment:
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At the last meeting Of the County Com.
missioners the following citisens were drawn
to serve as jurors at the next term OF court
which begins on the first Monday In De-
combor.
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FOR RRNT.
xivs-recmed nouss. late n. n zsnor'A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-07

microbes dltimo, los seIlores que
componen la junta de Ia exposition
Observation-Disclosures.
Red1jose muy principalmente ell
objeto de la reunion a dar cuenta ell
senor Acellsna del telegrama por ell
cual anunci6 ell Gobierno haberse
transferido para ell L.: de abril del
ailo pr6ximo venidero la exhibici6n,
y a encomendar a la sub-comisi6n
que entiende en- todo 10 concernien-
te al envfo de efectos q Madrid, que
siguiera ocupandoss del asunto y
trabajando con su acreditado cello
para conseguir la mas honrosa re-
presentation de los productos meta
ldrgicos y mineral6gicos de Puerto
Rico en- el certamen que ha de to
ner lugar dentro de uu aiio en- la Ca.
pital de la Monarqufa.
Excusado creemos excitar 4 Ia
sub-comision que continde coope-
rando e6cazmente al cumplimiento
de tan plausible proyecto. Su int
res en- que salga 10 mas lucida posi-.
BILE esta isla en- Ia exposici6n y su
no dormida actividad hacen innece.
sarias nucstras recomendaciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-07
Dramas de Echegaray.

En- esta imprenta &c han recibido por
el d'timo vapor-colleo los siguientes i:
El gran Galeoto. La muerte On los
labios. En- el puno de la espada. L.
esposa del vengador. 0 locura 6 santi.
dad. Mar sin orillas. Como empieza
y como acsbs. La Ultima nochs. En-
el pillar y en- la cruz. Para tai culpa
tai pene. Algunas veces aqui. Lo que
no puede decirse."
Tambi6n SO han recibido :-Tratado
de algebra, por CSrodde.-Idem de arit-
metica, por Jacinto FeNu.-Dicoionario
nacionsl de Ia lengua espanols, por
Donsingues.- C6digo del comercio, 6lti.
ma edici6D, por La Serno.-Oantsres de
un viejo, por Gusrrero.-La sal de Ia
TERRA de Maria Santlsima, collection es
cogids de epigramas por los meiores
eplgrsmaticos espanoles.- s.-Dialogos Ii.
terarios, tratado de ret6lica y po6tios
por Coll y Veht.
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yos semblantes SO revelaba el entusias-
4 - =

yos semblantes SO revelaba el entusias-
mo de que estaban poseidos.
Seguidamente de terminados tan so.
lemnes actoa, volvi6 ell battalion & hacer
su entrada en- la poblaci6n, con la biza-
rria y sire marcial que distingue al SOL
dado espa6ol y acredita ell grado de
instruction en- que SO encontraban,
ameniz sndolos la m1sica de la compa-
MIA de Lares. En- Ia plaza principal SO
despidio la bsndera del battalion con
arreglo q ordenanza, hasta dejarla depo-
sitada en- la Tenencia Ooronela y vuelta
la escolta de ella 6 Incorporate al bata-
lion, Sc TOGO retirada, y acuarteIadas
que fueron las tropas, SO dio estas un
refresco, y despu6s del almuergo que
les fu6 servido en- abundancia, todos
esos hijos benem6ritos de la Patria SO
dispusieron volver sus hogares, unos
en- Ia misma tarde del 26, y otros en- la
maiiana del siguiente dia 4 entregarse
q Gus respectivos quehaceres, dispues.
tos siempre q acudir donde la Patria
: su deber los llamen.
UN ANTIGUA soLDADo.
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Circular.

Muy sefor milo Tenemos el honor de par.
ticipar q " qu, deja de ser de nuestra pro-
piedad 81 establecimiento denominsdo Ell
COLMADO. habi9ndonos trasladado al ba.
rrio de la MarinA calle del Dep6sito n1mero
6, en- donde nos ofrecemos con ell mismo varia-
do surtido que expendiamos en- ell cltado es-
ta tablecimiento, adiccionando ell ramo general
de viveres.
Oontamos con un espacioso bien stuado
almac6n pr6ximo los muelles para poder eje.
Guitar con eficacia prontitld las 6rdenes que
V. nos confe; las que cumplimeDtaran como
siempre gus Osossns affmos $ @. B.. M.
n abl, P. MARToRELL Ca
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BOletin Mercantil.
su amor al estudio y su entusiasmo por
Ell patri6tico Institute.

su amor al estudio y su entusiasmo poi
ell patri6tico Institute.
OMISSION. - En- un comunicalo que
apareci6 inserto en- ell BoLETIN de % dc
abril, suscrito por nuestro amigo don
Praxedes Santiago omitieron los cajis
tas la procedencis. OoDste, puss, que
el comunicado en- question nos fn6 re-.
mitido desde la Oidrs de cuyo muuici
pio es Secretario el citado amigo nues-
tro.
REsUEL1o.. .-Oierto colega vecino tie.
ne bien sconsejar al digno alcalde de
Anasco que dele el destino. / Habra
por ahf algun necesitado que anda & ca.
"a de alcaldlas y resuella por boca del
colega?
Por supuesto, que seguirse los con.
sejos del peri6dico en- question, no que.
darlsn tres alcaldes de los actnales en-
toda la isls. Valganos, sobre todo, que
hasta la fecha contra el vicio de pedir
praotfcase la virtud de negsr.
Esto no consolarA & E Agente, pero
q nosotros 81.
EsPEorAouLO.-En Ia tarde del iue-
YES presenciamos uno NADIA halsgIsiio q
la salida de Puerta de TERRA. Un
hombre, al parecer provocado con soe-
ces dicterios por una mujsr, golpe6 4
6sta de un modo barbara.
al fin, los &nimos excitados recobra.
ron Ia perdida calma, y ces6 el repug-
mantle eHcandalo.
FTsTAs DE SAN JuAN.-Murmtrase
que tendremos este ano iestas, aunque
no costeadas por el municipio que no
esta la Magdalens para tafetanes.
ISera cierto este rumor que hace
algunos dias oimos por aquf :?
AB GADo.-Seg1u vemos en- M. stro
spreclable colega la Revista Mercantil
de Ponce, ha establecico 50 bufete en-
squella cludad nuestro buen amigo ell
ilustrado jurisconsulto D. Tomas r va
Esperamos que alcanzara muchas
prosperidades y victorias profesionalee.
En- oABTERA. .-Tenemos I'M artfcuIo
que sobre agriculture nos ha remitido
para 81 insercion desde Ponce D. F.
Salichs.
Estimamoslo prometiendo su pronta
publication en- nuestras c0lumnas.
NuEvAs Tkor1oAs. esta Imprenta
90 ha reClbido por ell ultimo vspor
una partida de las nuevas tacticas, en-
euatro tomos, de Oompanfa, r .cluta,
Battalion y Ia Memcria. Su precio es
de $4-75 la collection.
Las personas de los pueblos de Ia
isla que la solicitor pueden remitir su
importe en- sellos de correo, mas otros
dos para el franqueo. ~.
Tambi6n so han recibido las obras
sigulentes
Diccionario, por Barcia, Codigo de
Oomercio, La Pr6diga, nove!a de d. P.
A. de Atarcon, Ei OApitAn de los P nj.
tentes negros, novela traducida del fran
c6s por F. Vel6zques.
OARNE. E.-Manana domingo SO expen-
dera la libra de carne de res a 8 ocha.
vos, y durante los diss 8y9 Z, ma
tAndose novillos y bueyes j6venes y
gordos.
SANroRA1.-Lunes, 8. La aparici6p
de San Miguel Arcangel.
Martes, 9. Sar Gregorio Nacisn.
zeno, oh. y DIR.
Microbes, 10. San Antonio, Arzo-
bispo de F.orencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-07
CORREO De la PENINSULA.

La premura de. tempo, pues he
mos venido a recibir q las II Ia co.
rrespondencia traida por el vapor
Comsllos, nos impide muy q nuestro
pesar reproducir la carta de Madrid
y la acostumbrada collection de no.
ticias. Dejamos por 10 tantc para
ell pr6ximo n6mero enterar d los
lectores de todo 10 ocurrido en- Ia
Peninsula durante la Ultima decena.
Por otra parte, Ia poca importan,
cia que revisten las novedades que
relatan los peri6dicos ha sido tam
bien causa de esta determination
nuestra que los lectores acogeran
con su caracterlstica benevolencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-07

Rsspecto q las gratuitas & inexactas
acusaciones que formula V. on su cita-
do escrito, t6ogalo presents; va en- su
dia, y por quien corresponds, SO lie ext.
gira a V. Ia debida responsabilidad.
Con 10 expuesto hemos terminado,
virti6ndo!e que esta ser6 la Ultima
vez que nos volvamos ocupar de V. con
pol6micas que nuestro decoro rechaza.
Oorozal, Mayo L. de 1882.
Iomsds Lopez.