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THE EXTRA SESSION.
PHILA. PREss. THURSDAY

.s;,4 + PHILA. PBESs, THURSDAY.
+. .,a The Legislature having failed TO pass
.-'Ahe spportionment bills, the Governor
: has summoned it to meet in extra ses-
sion at noon to-day. The Executive
might have taken the ground that the
responsibility for not obeying the con-
stitutional command rested wholly upon
the Legislature, and that it must answer
for its neglect to the people. But he re-
;. :. CARDS the mandate of the fundamental
law so sacred as to demand every exer-
else OF authority to secure its observance
aud he reassembles the Legislature iu
order to give it another opportunity of
fulfilling its obligation.
There will be differences of opinion MS
to fhe wisdom of the Governors net. 1t
will be urged. on the one hand, that be
(. is right in doing all in his power TO en-
force the constitutional requirement. 1t
will be contended, on the other hand,
that he should have exercised his in
'fueuce to bring his party TO accept ap'
. portionment at the regular session.; t. at
an extra session involves large and need
less expenditure ;and that the real reason
of The act is not to serve the public good
but to obtain partisan advantage. Be
that Ms it may, n wv that the Governor has
decided to call an extra session, thespeo-
pie will unite in demanding that there
shall be no nonsense about it. They
will insist that both sides in the Legis-
lature shall .iaddress themselves to The
work with reason, candor and good faith,
and that there shall be an honest nd
earnest effort to reach fair agreement
1t is both right principle and good
peiicy to proceed in this spirit. only
IN this temper can conclusion be
reached, and a conclusion must be
reached or the purity that stands in the
way will be overwhelmed with popular
storm. While the regular course of leg,
isiation was proceeding, the subject OF
superintendent was partially lost sighl
Oi IN the general current. Now'the pub
lie attention will be concentrated upoI
il, and upon it alone. The Legislature
will not dare adjourn again without pas
sing an aPportionmeut, and the soone
/. both parties, go at it in q rational Va'
the better all around. Each naturall.
\ struggled at the regular session for par
tisan advantage; each would naturall.
do it now if it were feasible; but the op
posing majorities of the two House
stand as check upon each other, an,
it might as well be recoguiz d first a
last that there must be concessions o.
botE sides.
The Democratic Congressional bill wa
ex rrms aud unfair. The McCracke
b.l stretched the division the other way
In the Conference Committee the Il,
puhlicans yielded something, and bot
parties will have to yield Low until the
come together. We hope the Republ
can majority OF the Senate will pass
hill which is plainly right and fair, an
then they can afford to stand until Il
Democrats accept it,
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pBnAnELpnIA Tmrs, THURSDAY.


TIA special session of the Legislature
was 10 he called, the Governors way of
calling it is the right one. He regards
the Legislative superintendent as a con-
stitutional duty and tho Congressional
and Judicial apportionmeut as scarcely
less imperative, and he Insists that this
duty shall be performed without further
delay. The special session begins at
"ncs and is to be devoted exclusively to
this subject.
u is net creditable 10 the Legislature
that in session OF five mouths ii failed
Go accomplish the most important work
ret befnre II and that it must be kept at
Harrisburg in lns TO % what it should
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lFRoM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 4, 1888.
II is warming up at the capital from q
weather standpoint, thonRh, politically
and socially there is nothing startling 60
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EDITOR
LEHIGHToN. PA;
SATURDAY. JUNE Q, 1889.

TIE debt statement shows the decrease
of the public debt during the month OF
May to be 81 500 476; cash in the Treas
ury, sSi7, ,s6S, 069; gold certificates ont
standing, $50. AGO o4O; silver certificates
do, $50 OSS. $50; certificates of deposit
do, sil,s05, 900; refUnding certificates
d.. 1856. 900; legal tenders do. s'46.
oel, ole; fractional currency do, s7,OoS,
5as; cash balance available, Sl3l $40,
Eni
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New Advertisements.
To Whom it May Concern.

All persons are hereby forbid meddling
with the following Personal Property 10 med
by the undersigned TO 7. +. FEHR, Of Lower
TowamensinY Township, Carbon 10. Pa.
as the same is my property, aud leased 10
him by me. to wit: One Brown Mare, Top
Buggy, ! Butcher wagon: ! sled; Set Of
Chopping NJ chine. l Sausage s uiier. u full
Set of Butchers Tools, l Straw Cutter,
C"ok stove, Parlor Stove, Bedroom Set
and Bedding. 2 Bedsteads and Bedding,
W ardrobe, Tables, Lot of Chairs, and al
Other articles Of Household Furniture on the
premises now occupied b, the said T. F. Fehr.
JACOB BEST, Lehixh Twp,
Northampton County, Penn'a.
June Sth, lss3-wS"
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The capital ofthe German empire still
continues'to increase rapidly. On the LEI
oi May the population passed the figure
| 100000. As the last census on Dec. J.
1880, gaye the total number of inhabltant.
at 100000, it appears that within tw,
years and five months the insrease has been
80 ,Oe0 persons.
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journing 70 morrow for ten or twelve days.
The members will get the same daily pay
in the special as 10 the ordinary session
ten dollars. The duration Of the special
session is indefinite. The Governor intends
TO keep the members in Harrisburg until
the aTportionmens is made. He knows
that, while many Of them would jump esg-
erly at the chance Of earning ten dollars a
day in cooler weather, the msjority are un-
willing TO be stifed in The Capitol now and
are anxious TO do the work asquickly as
possible, unless they are allowed To- convene
en- mountain or by the sea.
AFRAID or ADJoURNINo TILL FALL.
He knows that the obstacles in the way
of sdjourning until cool weather are serious.
A resolution ofadjournment until fall might
be adopted tomorrow, II fear Of the people
law would sllew pay for every day of the
VACATION. That law cannot be changed in
the special session. A joint resolution TO
take no pay except for the days actually
served would not be binding. Any mem
Der who has no care for his reputation or
political future could summon the suthori.
ties TO show cause for refusing him pay
These are not the only considerations that
haye apparently caused the abandonment
Of plsA that was forming, just after the
receipt OF the Governors message, TO ad-
journ until fall. The majority of the Dem
ocrats, more for the sake Of party policy
than on account Of personal sympathy with
the Governor, are disposed to comply with
his wishes as nearly as possible, and the
Republicans are afraid Of furnishing cain
paign thunder to their opponents by resist
ing the will Of the Executive in a matter
like this.
soNE KIND or APPoRTIoNNKNT SURE.
The resolution to adjourn for ten or
twelve days will probably be accompanies
by proposition TO take no pay for that
time. This will cause discussion, the result
Of which is doubtful. There has been no
caucus or conference to secure concert ci
action by Republicans or Democrats. Th
only point upon which the large majority
OF both houses appear to be of one mind il
that there shall be breathing spell until
after next week.
After both houses shall bayc re discussed
the spportionments and once more referred
them to committees, they will have jolly
time sitting around and smoking, taking
long recesses, lounging on the grass, prone
nading in the shade Of the capitol ground
and otherwise amusing themselves whil
waiting for the committees to report. How
. long this may last nobody can tell, but b.
. everybody some kind of an apportionmen
: is now regarded as certainty.
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yegacion.-Leeua os en- " Los

vegacion.-Leeuio os en- /" Los
fund0s:
gdn la establishes mas reciente
sarina mercante, figuran en- la de
! pabellones y 80 en- la de vapor.
4 ION ingles por 1905 buqnes
" 100 toneladas; ell americana
/ con 1000 2lS; ell nornego
3 con l 500, GAL; ell italiano por
g ,9l5,049; el aleman por 2,6l4
q 5s, el russo por 2,l3l con
i ! frances por 2,i34 con
4 os navios de vapor ingleses
81 "a 5.9l9,S19 toneladas; los
Fl 8 con 667, ,474; los america
n, ; sol,ls6, y los alemanes
AZ 1889 toneladas. Nuestra
m ante Sc compone de 1874
br la con 2S6,l64 toneladas,
IS asatlanticos con l66,4l9,
" sde cabotaje con l37 ,77S,
Or LOGS buques con 500, 1856
tol
4 uedio alcanza las
bo. % n ell .AlcokoIddo Gu
tel = protection del pdbli-
-co a mentable es que ID
hn 20 acuda a Ultima ho-
ra. 9'1e debi6 proporcio-
naI
s s',sue ell Aicoholad,
Gal andentes resulta
dos yer personals pa
deci
T ell ,Alcoholad
CIT efensa para To-
dolo maticos, jaque
cas-,
F 5s 7 al "Ccl
mad
u muerte a To-
ratio encontrado !
Que toda la vida
Pida el Rough o
Rats ones, cucara
chas
/. ernOsura.
,yeis p qe snelt
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TeIegranas via ST. Thomas

New York, Diciembre IN. Fe-
rry, Presidente del Consejo y Ministro
de Negocios Extranjeros, ha pedido d
ID C&mara un credito de veinte milo
- de frances con objeto de dedicarlo
& IA expedici6n de- Tonkin, por 10 cnal
fue conced;do IN voto de urgencia.
Idem, idem l9.-La existencia azu-
carera de este dia en- los cinco puertos
es de 22I 900 toneladas contra 2l3, 900
en igual feoha del a1o pr6ximo pasado.
Idem, idem 20.--Se asegura que el
almirante Courbet ocupo d Sontay sin
Un telegrama de Madrid asegura que
los proteecionistas catalanes han pro-
mogido IN movimiento hostil contra
los tratados comerciales.
M. Bon. Louis Henri Martin, ell cele-
|bre historiador frances, fde enterrado
aver.
Idem, idem 2l.--Recientes telegra-
mas de Saigon aseguran que las tropas
|chinas hicieron frente 4 las francesas
len las ayanzadas de Sontay causando-
Hes Ia perdida de 200 soldados y Is
|oficiales.
De Paris Sc anuncla que el Senadc
Iaprob6 81 credito snplementario para Ia
Icampafia de Tonkin por una mayors
Ide votos.
Sc dice que el vapor aSan Agustin'
| ha sido destruido por el fnego en- e
golfo de Vizcaya.
Iden. idem 22.-Telegramas de Pa
lrfs aseguran ID toma de Sontay, por k
Icual ii aImirante Courbet ha sido agra
Iciado con Ii Gran Cruz de ID Legi6t
Ide Honor.
Las flerzas del general MiIlot par
IIa campa1a de Tonkin ascenderan
I32, 200 hombres.
Sc caIcula que es gasto que ocaslo
lnara dicha guerra ascendera q cuaren
Eta y tres mi.lones de frances, 10 qu
lizard nargen q nuevos impuestos.
Francia. idem 22.--Las tropas de
lgobierne haitiano han sido nuevament
lrechazadaa por las de los insurgente
len il ataqns de Miragoane.
| I.ondres, idern 20 Mercado azuea
Irer0;
Mascabado, co. l1s. Sd
| Cristalizado Delnerara, 81. os. v
/ Dsscnento del Banco de Iglaterr'
I3 0I0.
Gamble sobrs LOndres J New 1ori
Is4-s2s
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PRODUCT


& don Alfonso XII, con motive de-
aniversario de su naciniie nto, uu
|telegrama mny afectnoso hacienda
votos por la felicidad del Rey, que
|se indentifica con la de Espana
Como un recuerdo de Ia vista,
hecha en Prussia por ell Rey don
Alfonso, ell emperador le ia rega-
|lado una estatua ecuestre del Gran
|elector de Brsadenbourg, fundador
de la dinastia y de la prosperidai
de su familia.
El emperador ha dicho, en- su te-
|legrama, que esta mny agradecido
al modo con que Ell Rey de Espaiia
ha aceptado que 10 represente e'
Principe imperial cuando su avan-
zada edad no lie ha permitido de
|golver personalmente la vista del
Rey, de feliz memoria.
Concluye el telegrama en- terni
nos afectuosos Y de gratitud. por
los obsequios hechos al Principe
Imperial, anadiendo que, en- iusta
reciprocidad, ofrece al Rey amis-
tad por toda la vida.
Las palabras del ilustre anciano
habran Sido muy apreciadas por
don Alfonso XII y por los esrallo-
los, asf como 10 han sido tambien
por los alemanes.
Hay paz en- todo ell imperio.
Los negccios marchan lentamen-
te.
Las noticias recibidas del Aus
tria ' de Hungrfa han sido insig-
uificantes. Hay calma politica, y
no habra ninguna animacion hasta
la pr6xima aperture dc las CANA
ras que comenzaran sus sesiones el
4 de Diciembre. }
~ .CTox
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GAcETA DE HOY.


Real Decreto creando la Comisi6n, de-
examen de limites entire las repdblicas
de Colombia Venezuela, en- cuyas
|caestiones es Jaez arbitro nuestro Mo
narca.
Otro Real Decreto senalando para ell
Is del corriente la reunion DE- las Cor
tes del Reino.
Ha yuelto q encargarse de La Agen-
|cia Consular de Francia en- Mayagtiez
el senior Lavezzari.
Nombrado Promntor Fiscal de Ma
yagiiAz, en- comisi6n, D. Ricardo Pa
reja.
Trasls lado q la Promotoria Fiscal
del distrito de Islas Batanes, Andien-
cia de Manila, por convenir al mejor
servicio, ID. Pedro A. Becerra, que e|er-
cia igual cargo en- Mayagaez.
Nom5sada Qicial 10 de la Admon
General de Correos 2 Julian Vazquez
Nembrado Oficial 80 de la misma
ID. Francisco Genoves.
rras,adado al Juzyado de | = instan-
cia de hfayagii ID. Mariana Garcia
Meriel, one ejercia igual cargo en San
German.
r. O. disponiendo que los destinos
de Comandante y 20 Jefe del Presidic
|de Paerto-Rico han de ser servidos
precisameute por funcionarios del orden
civil, haciendose los nombramientos
por el Gobierno de S. H.
Nombrado Comandante del Presidio
Iefe de Negociado de q clase, Don
Alfredo Marguerite.
Nombrado % Jefs del mismo Don
Maxine Gonzalez Brigante.
Nombrado Official 20 de la Contadu-
| ria General de Hacienda de esta Isls
D. Jose Goicoechea y Primo de Rivera
Nombrado Official A. de La Tesoreria
General de Hacienda D. Julian More.
ra.
Desde ell dia 80 del corriente hasts
| ell 10 de Febrero estaran abiertas Las
snatricnlas para Ia carrera de Farma'
eia. Asi 10 anuncia La Real Suh-Dele.
gaci0u.
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NOTICIAS COMERCIALES.

Nueya- York, Is de Dbre.-- Onzas espa-
nolas, a 1850.
Idem mejicanas, 5 1855.
Desauento papel ceasercial, go dias, 4 81
por 100.
Canbios sobre Lone ; 90 div, (ba queros]
q s 1921 cts. la 6.
Idem, sobre Paris, 60 dry. (banqueros) q
frances 22t cts.
Idem, sobre Hamburgo, 60 div. (banquerosl
a94s.
Bonos registrados en- los Estados-U Unidos
4 pof 100, 1244 ex-interes.
Gentrifugas -ntimero 10, por SO 7s.
Regular buen refino, 3 16 6.5I16.
Azlcar de niel 81 d ctys.
Sc yendieron ii, 900 sacos azdcar.
Mieles, 25 254 cts.
Manteca (Wilcox) en- terceroias, q 81 cts
Nueva-0 Orleans, idem idem.-H Harinas cla
ses superiores, d 8 5.65 barrii.
Londres, ideln idem.--Azacar. centrifugal
pol. 96, 22I3.
Idem. regular refino, de 1913 1879.
| Consolidados. l00.l3Il6.
Descuento, Banco de Inglaterrs, 3por 100
Plata en- barras Ga onza) d 505 pen.
Pesos mejicanos (idem) 49.1ll16 d.
Liverpool, idem iden1.-Algodon mlddhns
uplands, 5 1916 libra.
Paris, idem idem. .-Renta por 100 "a II
| 72s cts. ex-interes.
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MOSBAChER q co.
Murray 13-C Comisionistas Apartado 1928
MuHvA.XoRR

Dedican particular atenci6n & 10
compra, empaque y expedition de to-
da ciase de articulos procedentes de la
industria fabril norte americana; en-
grandes pequefas cantidades 4 todas
parties del mnndo, con especialidad {
las Antillas espanolas.
Catalogos, cotizaciones y claves te-
Iegraficas se suministran mediantt
aplicaci6n. Sc solicita correspondents
cia. 140
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. estuvo Il


Retreta. n6agnifica estuvo La
ae anoche, Nevada acabo por Ia banda
de ys.,sntarios, qne toco selectas PIE
zas CSC Ia maestrfay precision acas-
tumbradas.
Los concnrrentes Ia plaza de Ar
mas disfrutaron dos horas deliciosas'
Iluvias,-Ya estA de sobra vis-
to aue las nnbes no quieren delarnos
en- Iaz nj eniutos en- este invierno.
Anteayer aver lloyi6 bastante. rs
"a naflana ha faltad0 POGO para que
diluviase.
A este paso no sera extrafo que nos
liquidemos.
Cailes.Hasta las principaies
estan va intolerables. No hablemos
de las caletas, que parecen pastos, nj de
Is~e~Ile de San Sebastian, gran par
! a del Sol, Tetnan, ETC., porque
squello es un suplicio para ell tran,
&c v un desdoro para ell ornate.
keno Ayuntamiento: sCuando Sc
eglaran las callesP
Hibiioteca Municipal.-En los
Ias27 v % del corriente mes Sc ban
hecho este centric de Instruction los
donativos siguientes:
Ell ST.. Diputado Provincial por el
.Distrito de Utuado, d. Eusebio Perez,
sun s.Nuevo Diccionario de la Lengua
Castellana", que comprende integra ia
Ultima edici6n de la Academia Espaflo-
la, aumentado con mas de 100000 vo-
ees pertenecientes d las ciencias, artesy
oficios, con las mas usaales de Ameri-
say un Suplemento que contiene e
Z Oiccionario de la .Rima vel de Slno-
., limos; por una Sociedad literaria; Edi-
4 ion de 1888: Folio Pasta Espahola.
~ ri Sr. d. Aureliano Jimenez y Sanz
IL slratico del Institute Provincial
,c;lirector de la Escuela Professional
,cioAnalise de Descartes appliquee au'
de mes des deux premiers ordres; po
,n:Lecompte ;'ibro perfectamente. en-
GO )dernado; edici6n de 1865.
nos ell Sr. D. Carlos Gonzalez Font
ia meio de la Inprenta establecida en- L
Tn;dosa principal (San Francisco), NJ
al onsente libro de medicina titnlad
@ lasa III poteucia fisica moral en- ell hom
i eseg en- Ia mujer," por el Doctor I
! & comhier; tradncci5n de D. G. Aguad
Ear; de bella eucuadernacion y edi
~ dice n ell corriente aflo 1888, con Id
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del Madhi, como tambi6n 8 Trfpoli,
1nez, Marruecos y + Ia ArgeIia.
Hen{an tambi6n conflictos con Ia
Puerta- Otoman& que p0drian dal
lagar & que en- oli05 se nlexclasen
todas las naciones de- Europa. Al
mismo tempo 81 goblerno turco
proponia enviar 20 nil soldados
Egipto para hacer II guerra IL Mad
HE infuia para que Ios ulemasd de Ia
Mecca declarasep, como han decla-
RADIO, impostor 81 one supone tener
la mission altfsfmA De festablecer 81
antigua poder del islamismo abati-
do por los infieles.
Tantok tomoxee fnerOn efectO de
impresiones momeutaneaa abulta
das por IL imagination.
La.derrota de s, 600 egipcios, que
cayeron en- IN la1o tendido por un
falso espia cue los condujo i I'M
desfilade der0 por impericia y sobra de
confianza del general en- Jefe, no
debia dar lugar & tan ldgubres aus
gurios.
LEGO cl m0ment0 de Is ref1exi6n
fra u eli GobieFno inRl6s resolyi6 !:
liz Que las trOpas inglesas cont
nuasen guarnuciendo 81 Egipto =
se anmentasen ii fueso necesario.
29 Que no Sc admitiese q ingeren-
cia de la TurQufa en- los asunt0s del
Yireinato, i que, por consiguiente,
no se admitiese tampoc0 81 prOyec-
to de enviar tropas turcas al Sou
dan. 50 Cue Sc envien algunos
buque8 de- guerra para proteger Ell
puesto De Souakin en- 81 mar Rojo,
Y que, en cas0 necesario, se envia-
sen 4 dicha plaza fuerzas milltares
t0madas 0ek ejekclE0 lnulgena &c ~
India inglesa.
El hnedlxe, POE 81 parte, re als-
pussto qIlesc env1en { Souakin dos
NIL gen0nxmes 7 0,eUV Deuninos
que W g nan puesfo en marcna
para taidesflno
Enere tant0 81 Maanl suS paFtl-
darlos aon ouenos aei Sounan en- "a
region liemeq3 aei MIC Dlanco, J
amenazan 2 heksnoum, capl'al ae
aQuoi alstziso, ueIehdida POT 'ina
guarnlrlon ae xopas escasa, COM
paraua con g nomeEo 20 ios que
p:'9 ss 81 y. 1.s'.... Il, 80 IS "a
&. % &. ~ ss'r 3 ~ s'.s .rs;sa -
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NULL lENHOFF & KORBER.

Casa de g1ros 8 cofnisipnes. Dah aSaHc9s sQ0Is
frutos etc airan costa vista sohre londres,
Paris Nneya-Vork.
CAMBIAN DINER0.
Aseguran contra lncendios riesgos maritIm
Representa- Las Compantas Norte-siermanic
r.arcssh;ere British 4 Fsreign en- casos de ave
las 4 los asegars,dores de Hambnrgo, Paris, Bur
aeos Nueya-Y ork Philadelphia
Agentes ae Ia Compania Hamburguesa ricana
de vapores
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GustavO G. BindSeil
Comisionista, srportador y agente q
fd5ricas no 90 Wanen Street.
Nner0- FORK.

Ofrece sns servicios al comercio de
esta Antilla en- tedos los ramos de Ia
industria americana y posee inmensas
facilidades para Ia compra y venta Dc
toda clase de artfculos.
Hace especialidades de toda clsse en-
coches y carruajes, arneses para caba-
Hos sillas de montar d precios suma-
mente bajos que desafian toda compe-
tencia en- estos ramos.
Solicita correspondence y da cotiza
clones de tqdo genero de productos J
lartefactos. ~ 81
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GACETILLAS.

Teatro. = Anteanoche caat6se
.EE PaHuel0 de ysr6as por segunda vez.
a esta pieza lirico-cdmica siguleron
unas cuantas inocentadas-lal fin vis-
pera de Inocentesl--en el proscenio, y
termin6 el espectaculo con III Baron
sIe ii Cdstaisa.
La concurreneia fu6 escasa.
Hiaa.-xarece Ger que % pr0-
movie una hace pocos dias en- esta clu-
dad. resultando un hombre gravemente
lherido en- la contienda.
C0mpahia de zarzuela. - or
las notas del programa repartido antea-
noche Sc We que La troupe hrico-drama-
tica . ausentara de an momento q
otro.
| ri Sr. BachiIler. Hernos dido
decir que es muy probable tengamof
aqai para AbFil 4 aquel aplauddo te-
nor c6Inieo al trente de una compaiiis
| de zarznela.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-30

Desde ell dia 80 del corriente hasta
el 10 de Febrero estaran abiertas las
lnatricnlas para Ia carrera de Farma-
Icia. Asi 10 anuncia la Real Suh-De
gaci6u.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-16
GROCERs.
]. 4. MCCONkEY,
DEALER IN
Groceries. Flour, Feed, &C.,
Dakota Avenue, Near Isabel Street,
WEST ST. PAUL.
GROCERS.

The undersigned respectfully informs the citi-
opened grocery store on Dakota avenue, and
is now ready to supply his friends and all others
desiring frst-class articles, with a new, fresh
and complete assortment of the finest groceries,
bought at cash prices, selected with care, and
to meet the wants of the practical and eoonomi-
cal hOusekeeper.
In opening this store, it is with the intention
of keeping constantly on hand nothing but the
purest, freshest and best of groceries, and every
thing used in the household, usually kept in
frst-class groceries. / earnestly invite you to
try my new stock of Teas and Coffees, they Will
be found the best and cheapest in the market,
new, fresh and pungent stock. The very fine
and large stock of Sugars, Spices, Canned
Goods Jelies, Preserves, etc., ETC., are the best
that cash can buy, and the last seasons products
Among the canned fruits is full assortment of
the celebrated and famous brand of the Oneida
Community Preserves. l have also full line of
Dried Fruits, including Apples, Peaches, Prunes,
Cherries, Currants, Plums, etc.
In my line of Fish is included Mackerel,
Round Herring, White Fish, Cod Fish whole
and boneless), etc.
Smokers are invited to try my fine stock of
Cigars and TObaccos. No better selection to be
found in the city.
Please call and see and try for yourself, and
feel confident that if you once try my goods you
will concede that they are frst-class in every
particular, and as cheap as they can be pur-
chased in st. Paul. Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. A. MOCONKEY,
Dakota Avenue, West st. Paul.