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Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
NOTICES.

NvOTlCE-THE LISTS OF THE COuN-
~ Assessors for the NOthcrn ana South.
ern Districts OF Wilmington can be found al
the following places:
Fifth wnrd-At Lafayette Hotel, Ninth and
Shiplcy streets.
Sixth ward-At store Of Samuel Chadwick,
Fourteenth and French streets.
Seventh wnrd-At drug store or ", L. H.
Colouhoun, corner Of delaware ave. and l'u-
POnt street.
Eighth ward-At barber shop Of Joseph A.
M LArowe, northwest corner OF Ninth anu
Lombard streets.
Ninth Ward--At grocery store OF Lewis
Bullock, Nandeyer ave. and Market street;
First ward-L. II. Fertolette, ESD, Soa
Shipley street.
second ward-W. II. larcford, Third street
bridge.
Third ward-Harry Wltsil, Maryland ave
and Madison street.
Fourth Ward--.lohn Calhoun, 40 spruce ST
Tenth ward-Hcwson +. Lannan, ll03 Wes'
Front street.
Eleventh ward Robert CottinRham. larry
land avenue and Liberty street.
The Assessors will sit at the CITY Hail OF
January 70, 80 and 81, and February ana
for the purpose Of making transfers ana cor
rcctions and placing upon the hsts hiy h""'
that may have been omitted,
FRANCIS u. ThlJ.Ei,
Assessor Northern District.
UtWSON 4. LANNAN,
l7.f1,2 Assessor Southern District.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

ArSI.OO0 REWARD will be paid to
nm, Chemist who VIA tlnd, "n analysis OF 100
bottles Of \. \. -, one purtlcie OF Mercury,
lOdldc Of Potassium, or any other Mineral
substance SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Pro-
prictuis, Atlanta, Ga.
Price Of Small Size. 81 90
Large Size, 81 20
kOLD nv ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02

l,HERlFF'S SALE-BY VlRTUH OF A
/ writ OF Levari Facias, to me directed, will
be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court
House. On Market Street between Tenth and
Eleventh Streets, in the City Of wilmington.
1 "a IL q lulluiN llnl
Daily Republican., 1883-02-02
TUESDAY, MARCH 0, 1888,
TDUBI.lC SALE

l., W STIDH AN d
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
"UNEoUALED." :"
Marsh's Golden Bloed & Liver Ton
ic Is an Incompatible Remedy.

ave have used Marshes Golden Blood
b Liver Tonic in our family with excel
lent results. For blood and liver COM
plants it unequaled." ."-rHenry. L.
Moore, La Crosse, Wis,
"Marshe,s golden blood and liver tonic
is an Incompatible remedy for purity ng
the blood and regulating the liver. 1
have used it myself and recommended it
to others with unvaryihg success
James H. Walker, Kansas Ctiv, mo,
"Your Golden Balsam tor the Throa,
and Lungs, and golden blood Liver
tonic, have cured my wife of incipient
Consumption. They are the best medi-
cines in the world.''-U. T. Fowler, Da-
venport, Iowa
Marsh's golden blood * Liver tonic
and Marsh,s golden ba'sam for sale by
]. H. Hitshew & 70; druggists Butler.
Large bottles so cents and ST..
August Ist, In.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
RlJPTURE.

DR.. John B. Logan. of St. Louis, Mo.
will be in Butler iiates Co every Tuesday V
at Palace Hotel three weeks from this
date, at whrch time he will contract with
parties to cure all cases OF reducible hernia
that may be brought to him. A cure
guaranteed In every case or no charge
All ask is that my fee be deposited eth.
at the bank or with some RESPONSIBLE per.
son, payable to me when the cure is ber-
fected and if not perfected at the time
agreed upon, the money to be drawn by
the patient.
The average length of time required to
perfect cure by my treatment is about
three weeks. The patient confined to
bed or house, but can attend to the ordi-
nary business affairs of life.
~Read the following testimonials,
few only are inserted here.
UPPER ALTON, Ills, April goth, 1883.
DR.. Logan:-After having been rup-
tured and wearing truss for eight years
your treatment has proved perfectly salts
factory. Three weeks ago to-day, | took
off my truss and have been without it
ever since. l am confident that | am as
sound as ever.
Respectively Yours,
GILBERT CARR.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

The Henry County Democrat
publishes an account of two or three
young cyclones which were seen
along the west line of Henry, on
Tuesday of last week. Several par
ties in this county tell us of having
seen the same funnel shaped cloud.
We hear that it struck the farm of
Judge Ballard in Spruce. Its path
was very narrow. 1t first passed
through corn field belonging to the
Judge, then tore down piece of rail
fence with such force that many of
the rails were broken and next pull
ed up the posts of Il string of wire
fence, rolling posts and wire into a
heap. After leaving his farm i,
skipped over Il mile and came down
in an oats field sdoing considerable
damage. No other damage repor-
ed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
PARKERS GINGER TONIC.

Once Tested ALWAYS Prefer ed
This great remedy has won its way to
the highest place in the esteem OF the
mos, intelligent people, There are daily
recruits to It's host OF friends, Its per-
formancc is invaribiv
Better Than Its Promise.
l, gives tone and power, For COM
plants of the kidneys, bowels, stomach.
Ever and lungs. Tor all. the subtle troubits
OF women and for those bodily disorders
induced by anxiety, care and mental
strain. its effects will surprise and charm
vou. Il is not an essence OF ginger.
Delicious to the palate, an antidste 20
the liquor habit. and exceedingly helpful
to the aged and feeble, 5oc. aad SI,oo
sizes. HIscoH s Go. New York. 57-4t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Ex-Treasurer Polk of Tennessee,
has been sentenced to the peniteniia-
ry for twenty years and a fine equal
to the amount of embezzlement. A
slight contrast between that and the
way in which the star-route thieves
were shielded from punishment at
Washington.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
Sunday School Picnic.

Mr.. Ben B. Bigstaft, assisted by
ms teachers, gave Sunday School
picnic in the beautiful grounds of Mr..
9. T. Mitchell, about q miles east
OF Butler last Wednesday. 1t was one
OF those good old-tashloned plcnics
with table nearly one hundred feet
long, and just loaded down with all
the delicacles of the season. 1t has
seldom been our privilege to see so
oountiful repast. While the DIM
her was an important feature, there
We're many other attractions. DIR.
Wright, of Butler, gave a short but
interesting address which was very
apprepria1e. They also had some
very fine singing rendered bv Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Baker, Misses Mary
and Lou Ellington, Mollie Steel,
Dora Heath and lidda Kinney.
and Isaac and VIM. Ellington.
| he croquet sets. hammocks &c,
all tended to make the affair very
enjoyable Que. A great deal of
praise is due Mr.. 6. 7. Mitchell tor
nus Kindness IN glving the use of
'ae grove and furnishing water ana
many other things to make the time
enjoyable to all. A general invita-
aon was extended to all the friends
N the vicinity, but on account OF the
''ass season many We're unable to at
'eaa- Altogether 1t was pronounced
f sTsnd saecess.-fepu5kscan.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
TIRRD ALL OYER.
What Rested and Refreshed a
Weary Man in Memphis.

"No, it never amounted to an acute
pain, but continued to be a dull weary
ache in the small of my back" writes
Mr. James Thomas, of No 50 Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn. "This was an
old experience, and life became dull mu
sic. was tired all over, with pain in
the lower limbs, and a habit of lying
awake of nights. Recently l tried one OF
Renson's Capcine Porous Plasters and
was decidedly relieved within t~enty-teur
hours. 1t may have been Providence that
d d the work, but l give the credit to
Benson's porous plaster" Mr.. Thomas
reverential idea does him credit, but
Providence works bv agents, and among
them Benson's plaster ranks first as an
external remedy. 1t acts quickly in re-
lief and healing, and renders life better
worth living. Price 2s cents. Look in
the middle OF the plaster tor the word
Capcine, Ask youi physician about it,
Seaiury 4 Johnson. Chemists, n. Y.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
WONDER BOOKS.

Not Books of Magic, but choice, clas-
sic literature, at prices SO low as to make
the old-time book-buyers wonder. About
I2s TONS or half million volumes now
re eadv; sent anywhere tor examination
before payment, on evidence OF good
faith. Not sold by deslers-prices too
low 6S-pzse Catalogue free,
John Il, Alden, Publisher,
IS Vesey-st, \, Y,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
Mound Items.

En. TIMES We have been bles
,y;tb one of the finest rains that
ever visited this, the garden of Bates.
I,makes us all right, corn is looking
fine. Farmers now have a pleasant
uin on their faces and, IN fact,
everything is on the boom in this
neighhorhood. Land is changing
hands rapidly and there are lots of
buvers. In fact Adrian is destined
10 be a fine city with its oil, coal and
enterprising men.
Mr.. r. b. Webb sold his bunch
of fine steers yesterday at $35 a
head, S1.Ioo, to Oscar Reeder of
Deer Creek township. Yesterday
was day long to be remembered
in Adrian. 1t was the day set for
the colt show of Messrs. Hunter,
T. I. DAVIS and S NJ. Raper. The
colts were from their fine horses.
The town was full and running over
with the best farmers in the county
and all took the greatest interest in
the show. In fact all had their fine
colts with them. Old men say they
never saw finer lot of colts IN their
lives. The call tor the colts was
made. The parade was on the
ground back of Cox & Weaver's but
the crowd was so large and the excite
meat so great that 1t was impossible
to get to see the colts. So the
Judges decided to cut out eighteen of
the best colts and turn them into the
stock pens. The dams were turned
out and the Judges entered on their
duty of deciding. The fences, cars
and every place was crowded full to
see who was the winning man. The
Judges, Messrs. Mapes, Inman and
North, viewed and examined those
colts for an hour and half before
decision could be had. The Ist ribbon
was gwen to Hunters Gray Eagle,
on VIM. Miller's colt; and to S. M.
Raper's Black -, on Sam.
passwater's colt; 3ra to T. J.
DAVIS Prince. on G. M. Garrison's
;oh. This shows the snap of three
pod men. The first premium was
sIo; and, ST; 3rd, $5. These are
hree of the finest horses in the north
'art of Bates county and their colts
how for themselvs. There were
everal horses and young mares from
}. NJ. Raper's horse that are as good
IS ever saw. James Hogan was
'ffered 5000 Tor span of three year
I'D fillys. VIM. Wilson paid Sam
'asswater $I4o for TOUR year old
orse of this same stock.
TRAVELLER. /
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
I ? " ashington, Ave.

ST. Louis, Mo. , July, 10th, 1858.
DR.. Logan My gratitude for the in
expressible relief, and the hope that 9TH
ers may benefit by the acknowledgment,
induces me to add my testimony in be-
half OF your never failing treatment tor
the cure of Hernia. 1 am perfectly cur
ed, sound as ever. Would not take S.,
600 and be placed in the same condition
was in, before taking your treatment.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN TREMLETT.
Proprietor of Belvedere Hotel.
I232 WASHINGTON Ave. IS st.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

President Arthur Is On his way to
the West. He will divide his time
between hunting and fishing and ex-
ploring the country. 1t has been so
arranged that his tour will not cost
the government anything. That
may be true.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

The ''Republican" wants us to
tell what become of some money
which it claims the county didn' t
have. Well, now, ask another.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Orth Stein, who lately killed a
Kansas City reporter, in quarrel
over woman, has been sentenced
to the penitentiary for twenty-five
wears.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Ash Grove gives $4,000 to secure
the location OF a college to he under
charge of the Christian church.
Halt that amount would put Butler
Academy in first-class position.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

The telegraph strike still contin-
ues. Both parties are surprised at
the determination of the other. 1t
will probably result in compro-
mise.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
ST. Loui

ST. Louis, Mo-, May, 2sth, 1853
DR. Logan:-I find that I am cured,
not having worn my truss tor eight weeks,
and during that time have done harder
work than ever before. went under un-
der your treatment January 4th 1881.
Yours Respectfully.
ALBERT AUcHTER.
III4 Cass Avenue.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Holden will soon prospect for oil.
1t has been found in small quanti-
ties at number of places in John
son county.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Gov. Cnttenden and party of
ladies and gentlemen have gone west
to enjoy the mountain scenery.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Ex-Postmaster-G Montgom-
cry Blair died at White Sulphur
Springs, Va, on the 27th.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Accounts of destructive floods in
different parts of the country contin-
ue to be received.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
Money to Loan
TRAVELLER.

TN real estate security to , years
time at six per cent interest and small
commission Terms to suit the borrower.
3stt. Sims s. Tucker.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Gen. Crook Is said to be disgust
ed with Eastern senti,nentalism on
the Indian question.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01
ST. Louis. Mo-. June. ZOt

St. Louis, Mo-, June, 10th, 1883.
DIR. Logan, Dear Sir:-I take pleasure
in stating that you have entirely cured
my rupture, of eleven years standing and
cheertully commend to all, suffering
from that painful mallady, who desire a
speedy and permanen. cure to avail them
selves OF your treatment.
Yours Respectfully.
P. PEckHAN.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Everything in Jewett's Undertake
ing Department., is first class and
prices reasonable.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Prospecting for oil is going on
west of Arthur, VERNON county.
The prospect could not be better.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Mrs. Jas. H. Lane, wife of
Senator Lane of Kansas, died OH the
23rd ult.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Something new in the way oi
Rockers, at the East Side Furniture
house.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

Gen. Ord died of yellow fever at
HAVANA on the = til OF July.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1883-08-01

house..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
nirna n. cor,Y,asIon q "a hue

Digna de compassion es Ia hu-
manidad cnando ignora el remedlo pa
ra combatir sus Intermediates, pero al
saber Que existe EI AlcohQIado GateN
que mitiga instantaneamente los dolo-
res de cabeza, renmatismo, jaaneea.
neuralgia etc, u por abandonoDo no 10
procura, no merece compassion nj carl
dad ell paciente de estos males.
Una botella solo cnesta cincuenta
centavos, = yendese en- todas las bo-
ticas
Habla eli arte.-Sres. Lannman
y Kemp, Nueya- York.-Mny senores
mios: Continuamente aqneJado por una
aguda enfermedad la garganta. resul-
tado de mi vida artistica, y sin espe-
ranzas de mcjorar. dicidi hacer as
lie su va celebre Pectoral de Anaca-
haita en- union de su bien co ocido
Aceite de Bacalaa, todo este por lndl-
caci6n de los afamados Dres. d. Juan
Zapiola y D. Carlos Ranqnier, d 1nie-
mes, por tan feliz indication, puedo decir
con orgullo que les debo la vida y, CO.
mo consecuencia forzosa, ell sustento de
mis- hijos.
Sirvan estas lineas como prueba de
gratitud hacia Vd. y los Sres. Ranqnier
y Zapiola, y cuenten con ell aprecio y
bnena voIuntad de su mny atento.
s. S. Q. B. S. Nj.
DoRoTEo OLAvARRtA.
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del Cairo annncian que el Khedive he
inaniifestaIo sn iutenci6n de ahdicar.
En- III Calnara dc los Diputados fran
eeses, Il dipntado por Guadalupe ha
censurado agriamente Ia condncta del
Consul frances durante los tiltimos
acontecimientos de Port-au Prince.
M. Ferry, ministro de negocios ex-
tAnieros, ofreci6 .tomar informes so
lire esta incidente, y comnnic6 4 Ia
gamara que el Gobierno Haitiapo habfa
ofrecido indemnizara los sibditos fran
ceses que lutheran sido perjudicados en-
sns intereses, durante la rebellion.
Una mocidn presentada por nj. Ras-
pail, diputado radical por ell departa-
mento del Sena y que tendfa d su-
primir Ia Emhajada en- Ell Vatlcano, tue
rechazada.
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COMUNICADOS.

Del Diqrio de Matansas repr d'ici-
mos 10 siguiente:
GEL GRANO DE MOSTAZA
A reserva de hacer oportunamente
las refexiones consoladoras que ell ca 30
nos sugiere, insertamos con mncho gus
tn la siguiente carta que nos remite Ell
Rdo. Pbro. d. Benito Walls.
Dice asi:
Sr. Director del Diario de Mata"sas
Sirvase publican en- Ell peri6lico de sn
digno cargo las siguientes lineas, favo'
que lie agradecera su affmo. Capella
O. B. S. M.-Bensto Valks.
Ell Sr. D. Andres Rodriguez. dneho
de la gran fabrica de cigarros ''La b.
lleza" en- la Habana, con esa carllad
que tanto lie distingue en- favor de los
menesterosos, para socorrer d las pobres
nifas que Sc abrigan en- ell "Asilo de
San Vicente de Paul" de esta ciudad.
ofreci6 dar cinco centavos por cada
veinte cajetillas vacias, rotas 8 sucias
de su fabrica, que por dicho asilo Sc lie
presentaran; este ia sido ell grano de
mostaza de one nos habla el Euanyelio,
puesto que, Sr. Director, aun no hace
dos amos que hizo tan generosa oferta
va Sc han recogido 340, 900 mareas, que
han dado $50 pesos billetes, cantidad
religiosamerte entregada por ell senior
Rodriguez y recibida por conducto del
Sr. D. 1sidoro j. Ojeda. Dicha suma
Sc ha invertido en- ropas para cubrir la
necesidades de las asiladas; este habla
nay alto en- favor del senior Rodriguez; !;
y Ell que suscribe quiere hacer piii lico
semejaute beneficio, y dar por este me-
dio las mas expresivas gracias d dicho
seu, asi como tambien d don Dionisi0
Morelo.-, dnefo del expreso que con-
duce dichas M cas- gratui .amente d la
capital, y d tantas ~sanas que, COM
prendiendo 10 hermoso de es. obra sin
sacriicios de niaguna clase, entresan
las cajillas que recogen por las calles y
plazas, contribuyendo con su oboe d
tan gran carload.
Deseo, Sr. Director, que lame La
atenci6n sobre tan brillantes resultados,
que, como ha dicho Vd. muy bien, con
del rico hace festin el po-
bre.''
Matanzas, Octubre q de 1888.
Pbro. Benito Valis."
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TeIearamas VIZ ST. Thomas.

Ns1- York Il de Diciembre TeIe-
grarnas de Saigon dicen que el partido
I anti-franess en AMMAN ha envene-
nasIo ii Rey Heiphana J deelarado Ia
guerra 4 Franeia.
Noticias de Paris aseguran que el
sssado ha votado crtditos snficienfes
para afender i los gastosqne ocasiona-
a ii enyio de 5000 hombres al Almi-
rante goufbet.
Idmde Dsspashos tslegrafcos
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AvISO AL COMERcIO.

Con fecha 2 del corriente, he cesado
en- los negocios que tenfa en- la casa de
comercio que giraha en.este pueblo ba-
io mi nombre, por venta hecha del es-
tablecimiento d los STes. d. Sebastian
Roca y D. Miguel Corral, qnedando
la liquidaci6n de los creditos activos y
pasiyos d mi cargo.
Toa-alta Is de Diciembrc de 1883.
: RAFAEL RoCA. 149
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$1Il 'oaz-1


TAI es el tenn q 1n largo artfcuio
del 81, Esteya becretarlo &c e socle-
dad propagadofa de + instrncci6n de
ests Eindad, pnblicado en- e M nero
96 Del peri6dico ~ kv9pagaAda cores
pondiente 81 de ios corrlentes, Dl-
cho Sr:, por no yarlar, signlendo, con
una constancla digna de mejor causa,
eI aoftks 1scends de sus amigos poiitl-
COS, mira y pa]a en q ojo a]eno se
permlte asusar e Log contrarlos (ies IN
condltlonales gel estado de aecaueacia
en- que &c encnentra esta poblacion, J
no observa e viga qae poi ssr 'ao
grande parece ohstacu'o lnsuperabie, J
en- vez DE melorur ia poDiacion slgne
en- e mismo estado o....... no oDstan-
te ssr rsformi stas y mayoria DC los IN
divfduos que co,nponen 81 Ayuntamlen,
70 y tener el apoyo y protecclon del
Presidente 81. Frontiers.
Gaalqulera dlria, q leer las ac1lsa-
clones De log refornistas, que los in-
condiclonales sc oponlan a me)oramien-
to Dc y Gladad, que g entrada de'
partido liberal en este municlplo cons-
titulfia spsc faeso ma ere e p1osperi-
dad: quien tal PeRSafa 40 poura menos
az exciamar 3, Ins - slaao. ,4s : 8 80 80
costaoa g. iiora oe ca5ne onsa1se ~ = an
cacaresdo monopo',o e. p Dasca'1n ,:s
y an real cuesta noy qoe g nole e
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So - a So a..

Las personas que, presentando
una garantia de 1000 pesos quierall
subastar la manutenci0n De Los W.
pores San Juan y Cristobal Colon, des-
pues de informarse en- esta Agoncia
general de las condolences u precios
tanto para la dotaci6n de los buques,
como para los pasajeros de 4. u p CO.
mara, pueden presentar sus s0licitu-
des en- dicha Agencia en- 81 t6rmin0
de ocho dias D sea hasta 81 23 del CO.
rriente.
Pto.-Rico, Diciembre Is De 1883
Chavs1ri, Hsndisdbal \ q,
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CUENTAs DE CRRDITI
RICARDO n. WARREN

Ingeniero, Industrial u Agyj-
MenSOr. 1.
Participa 4 sus amigos v !
lpdblico que ha regresado de- los
Estados- Unidos y Habana, ha
Ibiendo hecho nuevos estndios en
ell primer punto y practicable en
el segundo, los diferentes ramos
de su profession. Sc encuentra
hoy en- disposici9n de ofrecerse
para conshitas, estudios pianos,
presupuestos, ejecucidn de toda
clase de obras ymonturas De cual
quiera clase de fabricas, con apli
cacion de fuerzas motrices az -
por, aqua, aire, calor, gas j elec
tricidad.
Y como especialidad 4 instaIa-
ci6n de aparatos pasa Ii fabrics
ci6n de azdcar de cana y gas car
buro de hydrogeno 4 hydrogeno
carburado 8 sea gas DE- carbon Y
gas de aqua usados para 81 alnA-
brado.
Tambien el trazado u coloca
ci6n de ferro CARRIES iijas y
portatiles a fuerza de yapor y
animal.
Cualquiera orden 3 conisi6n i
que Sc le encomiende sera ej6cu-
tada con prontitud y eemero &
precios modicos.
Su casa.
SoT. Al Purnro- -Rrco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
GUIA LOCAL.
SOBRlNOs De EzQuIAGA.

FORTALEZA H. - Casa de giros conaisiones
Agentes dc los vapores correos d.. .Espana Compa
MIA Atlas de los Estados-Unidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
GUARDIA CIVIL.
COMANDANCIA DE PTo.-RIco.

ANuNc1o.
81 dia 70 del actual = hora de las 5
de su mafiana Sc venderan en- pdblica
subasta en- la Casa cuartel del puesto
de esta Capital (San Justo 81 cinco
caballos de desecho.
Puerto-Rico, Diciembre Is de 1883.
-El Comandante lsr Iefe, Maaasl Re
yes Rodriguez. 150
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
GRAN DESAFIO De eALLOS.

Tendra lugar el prdximo domingo
en- la nueva Gallera de don Andres
Calvo barrie, de Puerta de Terra, fren-
te d los barracones. Sc avisa q los Sc
hores aficionados queehemos recibi-
do varias partidas de gallos y cartas
lie los pueblos inmsdiatos 4 esta Ciu-
dad, avisaudo traeran partidas para
toda c,ase de apuestas.
$50 CALVO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-21
FONDA P|)SIlI,
Marina -calls d. il Infants Luisa MIN. 2

Tuvo lugar IA aperture De este
establecimiento 81 mercedes II
del corriente mes de Diciembre
dia de los Santos Nlcomedes !
Pancracio, con todo el aparato
necesario, bajo Ia direction de
D. P. SOMOHANO.
No Sc han omitido gastos de
ningdn genera para hacer el To-
cal digno de los gastrdnomos
concurrentes.