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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

Lincoln reached the age of TWEEN
ty-one years without trade or pro-
fession or manual skill of any kind.
He had earned mere 1aborer's pay
at chopping wood, running rivOr
boats and doing odd jobs around
farms, He had helped split rails
enough to fence in the new ILLINOIS
homestead, and begun what was to
be a career by making a stump
speech on improving the Saugamon
river. He was employed subse-
quently to take fatboat to New
Orleans, his wages being fifty cents
s day. When he reached his des-
tination he obtained his first view
of human slavery.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

Selma, Ala, has the most wonder
full artesian well in the world. Two
separate streams Of water, of entire
ly different properties, flow from
this well. The singular effect in
question is produced by the inser-
tion of a two-inch pipe within a
four inch tube. The large pipe de-
scends to depth of -four hundred
feet, the water having no mineral
qualities or character, and being
very cold; the inner pipe descends
seven hundred feet; the water is
strongly impregnated with sulphur
and iron, and, compared with the
temperature of the twin. stream, is
quite warm.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

The man who reads his home pa
per or any other for years and
years without paying for the priv
ilege, can't convince many people
that he is in favor of reform and
good government. There are just
such men in every community and
settlement, and they are not
ashamed to walk about in the day
time. We have few of this sort
on our books, but maybe they'll be-
come advocates of reform after a
while and march up and pay up
Athens Post.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

81 tell you what" airily exclaim-
ed Perkins, as he sat down to the
supper table, 81 was in a tight
place this afternoon"
eyes, 1 know you were, inter
rupted his wife, IN clear, cold utter
ances that cut like knife, 'I saw
you coming out of it,"
And then it flashed across Per
kins that he had incidentally step
peted into q saloon with a friend for
the purpose of examining a doubt
full political statement with the aid
of magnifylng glass, and his con-
templated anecdote slipped from his
grasp like money at a summer re-
sort, while the supper was finished
amid silence SO profound that he
could hear a napkin ring.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

A Wisconsion paper reports the
discovery in Wisconsin of curious
plant which produces kind of cot
ton and fax from the same stalk.
1t has already been woven into fab
rics, and as any article that will
make as good cloth as can be made
from this plant will make good pa
per, it has been called the paper
plant. 1t can be planted in the
spring and cut in the fall and win
ter. 1t bleaches itself white as it
stands, and will yield at least three
or four tons to the acre. From a
single root that was transplanted
last spring grew twenty large
stalks, with 365 pods containing
the cotton, with at least go seeds
in each. From this root were OBJ
tanned seven ounces of pure cotton
and over a pound of fax. 1t is
very heavy plant, and grows from
six to seven feet high.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06
FARM FOR RENT.

MY Farm in the forks of Richland and
1tl Buchanan's creeks, about miles south
of Pulaski, containing about 275 acres of
tillAble land, good dwelling, four good
tenements, lots, barns, etc, is offered for
rent for 1855 for money rent.
The Grist Mill, known as the Old Brown
Mill, is also for rent, either with the farm,
or separately. JIM RIVERS.
sepll-tf.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06


Mr.. Runaround was out late the
other night, and the next morning
at breakfast, in order to "justify'
himself, he remarked to his wife
''Pet, we have been married TWEEN
ty years, and you look almost as
young now as you did then"
"You have not changed parti-
Gle" she responded, sweetly.
''Not changedW he answered in
surprise, remembering his gray
locks and ruby nose. "Why, how
can you say that?''
Because things preserved in al
cohol never change" she answered.
Mr.. r. buttered his napkin-ring g
under the impression that it was a
muffin, and the meal progressed in
silence.-Washington Hatchet.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

FAITH CAKEs.-Two eggs, four
tablespoonfuls sugar, a piece of but
ter large as a walnut, and tea
spoonful of saleratus. Fry it hard
to nice brown. They are nice.
Try them.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

DYSPEPSIA BREAD.-Three quarts
of unbolted wheat flour, one quart
of molasses, and one teaspoonful
of soda.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06
The. earliest recerds-we have OF

The. earIlest recoras-We nave OF
nations trading with each
other occurs in the Book of Genesis
when Joseph's brethren sold him
to caravan of Ishmaelites who
were carrying spices, balm and
myrrh into Egypt. The balm was
from Gilead and the myrrh from
Arabia. Thus commerce is of great
antiquity.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

ToP-ovERs--One egg, a piece of
butter the size Of a walnut, a little
salt, one cup of milk, one Of -four.
Bake in small tins, eat with sauce.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

''Man alive,' exclaimed the judge
IN a heated discussion of tangled
theological point with his friend, 81
tell you, you are free agent. You
do not have to obey any one"
eyes" said Mr.. Goodman, meekly,
''but 1 do though" "WhoP shout
ed the judge, "who?' my wife,
her two sisters and the baby, "howl-
ed the good man, meekly trium-
phant.-Buker's Monthly.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

The Kimbal House in Atlanta
will cost $750,000. A striking fea-
ture will be its roof. The roof is
enclosed on all its sides with a par
apet wall set back from the edges.
1t will be handsomely tiled. Part
of the roof will be covered with
beautiful garden, and the whole
flooded with electric lighs. A plat
form will be erected at one end and
open air concerts given nightly.
Negotiations are now pending with
Theodore Thomas to open the sum
mer concerts. Three immense pas
senger elevators will carry the peo-
pie to the roof A frst.class cafe
will be established, and ices and re-
freshments served. The ballroom
will be connected with the roof as
in the Casino in New York, and al
lowing four feet for each person
there will be room for 5000 people
to be seated comfortably for each
of these concerts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

An important case was tried be
fore the criminal court of the dis
trict of Columbia. An old colored
man was on the witness stand. The
district attorney interrogated the
witness: "What is your name?"
"John Williams, sahP' care you
the John Williams who was sent to
the Albany penitentiary for larce-
ny?" "No, sah-not this John"
''Are yoa the John Williams who
was sent to the district jail for as
sault2" ''No, sab, not this John"
care Eyou the John Williams who
was convicted of arson and sent to
the Baltimore penitentiary?" 'ENo,
sah.'' Tired of asking faultless
questions, the district attorney sud-
denly put leading one. "Have
you ever been in the penitentiary"
''Yes, sah." All eyes were now
turned upon the witness. The dis
trict attorney smiled complacently,
and resumed. GLOW many times
have you been in the penitentiary?"
Twice, sab" "Where?" SIN
the Baltimore penitentiary, sah."
"How long were you there the first
timer "About two hours sah."
Chow long the second timeP' can
hour, sab. 1 went there to white
wash cell for lawyer who had
robbed his client" The attorney
sat down amid the laughter of the
spectators.-Hebrew Leader.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

Japanese acquaintance. They CON
tinued to live in all their beauty
for nearly two weeks, and at last
they faded. Just as / was about
to have them thrown away, the
same Japanese gentleman came to
see me. l showed him the faded
flowers, and told him that, though
lasting long time, they had now
become useless. "Oh, no." said he,
''only put-the ends of the stems in
to the fire, and they will become as
good as before" L was incredu-
lous; so he took them himself and
held the stem ends in the fire until
they were -charred, This was in
the morning. At evening they
were again looking fresh and vigo-
rous, and have confined so for an
other week."
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06
ALL SORTS OF THINGS.

A river mouth is larger than its
head, the sea. has arms but no hands,
and a mountain has a foot but no
legs.
We meet in society many beauti-
full and attractive women whom we
think would make excellent wives
for our friends.
A health writer says: "Sleepless
people should court the sum-"
Those who don't care much about
sleep generally court the daughter.
When a girl gets mad and rises
from fellows knee, but thinks bet
ter of it and goes back again, that's
what they call relapse.
A young lady, Miriam Fullstop,
was married in Baltimore last week.
She must have been a girl of the pc
Rod Washington Hatchet.
"The darky's hour is just before
the dawn" remarked Sambo, when
he started out before daybreak to
steal young chicken for break
fast.
A man was boasting that he had
been married twenty years and had
never given his wife a cross word.
Those who know say he never dar-
ed to.
Ladies should remember that the
sweetest lips are the soonest chap
ped.-Sunbeam. Likewise that the
sweetest chaps are soonest Tipped.
Sunday Journal.
Stage scene.-"Hullo, Bob! the
coach is full. Guess we'll have to
strap you behind" Bob-''No you
don't. 1 had enough of that when
l was boy
Jacob served Laban seven years
for the hand of Rachel. If the old
man had kept a carriage and let ia
cob in as coachman he would have
made the rifle in six weeks.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1884-11-06

A European newspaper clrculates
that sixty-seYen persons die each
minute, while seventy are born'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
SEOs INlOg PlRl EMBiSEs.

de Vanra en Il almaean de
- SAM CERRRA 7 ca.
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Case ExTRA0RDINkRi0.

HasrR hoy eran con0clGRE. an tadRs
las na2i0nes d0nde Sc hRbla Ia iengaR
de Ceramics. las rennmhradas p Iao-
~as DurqGu1e8 aEe AgHnsra heTmna0s. de
Barcelona. Mas hoy 10 son va IN IN
rla1er-a. Este Hs el GasD extra0rdins-
RIO. \ par que han podidD psnerrEr
d0nde nadle peBBuas P8raHe las -
u0rqS VUrgG,steS ae IfaaerQ estan COM
puestas de Ecgetales purng;
Purque nc dan rar9rtl0nes de TIsD-
tre- pargne son Ell melBr dspHraCT0 de
la sangre P8r4ne segnn lnalGa Sc pros-
pect8, 2 cue lns tome, puede 4 suplHeer
gradnGr Ia purga, sln gltsrGr parB nRdR
las hBras De las eonaldRE PorQae es
e purgRnfe mas haratB de cuRnros sc
.conocen- Caaa eaiR eautiene . pilao-
ras Y cada dos pi id0raE c8nstituven unR
purgR sagve, = INA cala vale DOS
REALES. = p0r que lad haratRss
Para que esrtn al aleEnce de t0dRE Las
fartanRs Z De esEa mRnera p8der ven
der cuatr0 millgnes de CARS GAIA afla.
Sc recommends c0nura los ssr1eIi-
miHutos, dI-cs1iangs d11Glles, dolores
de cBbeza, hldropesia, rsumatsmo,
Gfaeci8nes de higad0, q las PERSONA de
VIA sedsutariR : q las cue esthn pro-
pensRs d Rfeccl0nes nerv1BsRg, JaquecHs
Y gas1ralgiRs. Las Re8mpR1R eZfsns0
prBspect0.
DEP0STT0: En- Ia FGrmaciE de
Carlos J. M8uagas, eB MHyRgiez 30,
Marina MsridionRl; en AguRdlll4, B0-
tica de R0vIra; Y FL GabD-R Rgju, Bgtlca
ID D Jose AHtaniC Flsv1R. 4
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I'm ~ Tleg5 s hacer una nuaFa !, - --1ol-
.,a,;;S, - ,1iiu;stgrial pBr 10 que SIli'af
80 volvs6 a dssempailar 81 caaf1
~ r.ITHard La0dy qaedo COMO sud
sa.-atnriio del MinisEsrio, Psro e.''-ai--r-
- ~aro funci0uario egipcio' J 40 eS-
mo emplHd8 ng 6 "a. - -,~,a
: '.D.'- sTir;.rsrio con caBeza lnElesa
80 - ssleTn5s = cnznfo podra dEzrar ia
-. .ay,l.iinaci6n ministerial, peT0 in
- - as 49, one va fracasand0 d oba de-
= &c -, = = n-irausco. Sc han lido gas
+an5o rasos los hamhrss aptoE para ser
ministries.
P0r 0rra parte, lRs coEEumbres eg1p
am nor ahnra. IncBmpE1bles cor
. s;;arBei6n de lbs rEf9rmRs consrIrn-
,.iinnaSee. Los egipCiBs son lncapaces
as r0bernarse d 81 ulsmns.
"a uolfriea intsrlnr marcha ientE-
man+e como Sc acasrumbra en- Ia 6rar
E~at,,f,a. FL blu de La TetarmR elect0-
raj ha sido apr8bad0 En- sHgunda lee
+ura sara an Ia tsrcera. Iendra
fuer+s uposicI6n an Ia GEmara de los
T,grss. per8 Mr. Gladstone cuHn1a CON
e aur1baci6n dafnlEivs de tan 1lnp0r-
zau1e TefBrmR.
Sc ha fgmenEad0 0tr8 prDyecto rela-
two 4 Ia organization DC la muHlfiIla-
lidad De L.5ndres. Hablarenos dc el
cnand0 se dlscHEa.
ParaEe aue M los hablraubes De Lon
3rps nj el GobiErno as1an cBn1RnG0s Gle
IL grrau zaci6n municipal de La metro
poll
Har paz en- toao el Reno undo, Pc
70 Ia poiicia tiene que eierner una VIZ I
Iancia canuinua para evIrar los crime
mes preparaaos pur los fanianos y los
HnRrq uls1as.
Los neg0cios marrhan reguiarneD-
te.
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BoletiD Mercantil.
MAYQL HRMkN0S.

E-lAIA u F-sIlL- 2. =
AlmaranfsEa De vt7sres pgr mzTor. 1rAnusE
lepGsirns az afsczus 1e EaSlaE classes uzCl0Ialas
sx-zanjsxuz- Eu-1ldn geue-z. de rua6s-zs- hls-rn
zalvzniz2a0v claTnz. sEG-atE.
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LOS. .235 &c
RESPgEE BTLIDADE
ObligaeiUneE 8 lE VISTA
Cusu1as cur-len1eB..---. 44s. G92-16
Talss an circulation $4,000
.a.--.r...-.rlr.
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IPRgIEiHiD La 0llSI0l

Que as 0frace =. Francisco Fernan-
dez, eual es la curaci5n de PARALYSIS,
dolores rsHmAhc0s Y dennis. lam
hen os afrece Ems boteIIItas cuyB con-
tauid0 admlnisrrado en lavaGvas tiRne
La EIrrnd de e8mba1ir tBda chase de
dolores de Eieutre, eabeza, ! demas
env0 desenbrImienrD BHv0 lugar sn
Buen0s Aires. RspnbhcR argentina
e pEpel psgad0 & las b0teLas dice Sd
usD = vIrTndas.
P0sae ignalmsnte una preparation
ccnrra tDda clase de ulueras cue las
Cura aunguB haEan Ilegado gangre-
narse.
Sc garantizR Ia cura en- los paralf-
1e8s var1icadose bain nj lnEpacci6L.
KIve cnntignD d Ia plaza del Merradn.
rnGl6n del Hove uIImHro 2 -
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PU UERTO- RIO LEN q.

Per acuerdo de Ia Junta DIrec-
aTa, el lanchale de las merrancias
de cab0taie cue Sc embArqnen =
dasemharqnen per los pnert0s de
Ponce Y MavagteZ. en- los vRpO-
res SAN JUAN = CRIST0BAL
COLON. sera per cuenra de esta
Em8r5sa.
Puert0-Rico. MayD 7 De 1884
Los Agen1es generates, AATEZ,
lERRA & Co. 80
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GustaT0 G. Bindseil
{ Comlsl0llstG, eTp0ytGG0~ g Gggate al
fd6T7cGS rs p HGasn Street.
lRGG1Q- T0~E.

0treCe sus serv1cl0s a. c0merclD ds
ssrR AuGla en- tcdos Los ramos de 10
industrial americana 7 posee Inmensas
fanlhdades pUra Ia compra Y vauta de
tDda claBe de arlcul0s.
Hace espeeIaIidades de t0dR eIase en
eaches 7 earTuGJes, arneses para caba-
Los Y sl-las de m0ntar d pracl0s suma-
mente bRj0s CUE desGfian todR e0mpe-
1enCIa an esG8s rGm0s.
Sohclra correspondence 7 Ga c0IIza-
clones de todO g6nero de prodact0s !
artatncros. =
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LENlINI 4 co.
FortaIeza 1s-S- J. Pt0--E~ico,

Par6cipan al p1bhco baber re
cIbi8o IN extHns0 = eleyaube sur
lido en- ALHAJAs de ORC Y PLATA
cue realizan q preci0s sumamen-
te modc0s.
ConstantB Cxi7tHncia en- Rrticu-
los de metal b.anc0 plateado. como
son: cubierr0s, azafates, iarros pa
"a aqua, cUuFoTes, juegos de
cafe. fruteras, panerRs, dnlceras,
mantequiIleras, h0rcros. lujosos
lueg0s de tocador, albums, tarle-
ter0s, polvetas, jnegos completes
de lavamanos, mar rcos pHra rEtra-
t0s, despertad0res, vRs0s p8ra
aqua cubiertos para nlh0s, etc.
Especialidades. No mas cana $:
ORIJA, aueife inofensiv0, en Is
dias deruelTe el color natural al
eabello, no maHeaa y 10 snaviza
sin necesidad de usRr otra grasa;
es "a tIntUra mas RcredItRdR que
Sc eonoce, q IN peso fraseO.
Liquid0 pn3ld0r para hmpiaI
ore, plata, nickel 7 eualquier clase
de metal 4 50 ctvs. frasc0.
Almohadillas para seIlOs con
tiuta, preparadas para III al0 Ge
use diaIi0. q 30 crvs. una E s.
dOcena.
FosforerRs lumIn0sas perfeCta-
mente xisibles en Ia 0scuridad
81 docHna.
Sc reafEa d preci0 de e0sbo un
elegRnte m0nument0 de marm0l
de cuatro vRras de alto con 81
vera de- hierro de tres EarRs en
euadr0. 53
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53g. .891- 81
0psrarinneK stec-uauAE destie i Ener0 de I8B4
Dsscusutos vsrIhcadus. 81. .390 81
PresramoE herhos.-.. 1g2 764-19
Creditns annusdidns...-.. 679 .68T %
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S0GIEDkD kN0klMk
d CEEITT0 EE2E ATTIL
MILAN PD ERTO-R RICO.

Ssaacion de- zcsiro 9 pasiao ds estu Sociealad 81
& aia ae "a fEcRG.
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ITALIA.

LIS sesianes de las CEmErRs esran
snEuen1idas hasrs sl q de este mes
En- las llrimas sesi0nas fue dlscUri-
do Il ureguuuestp del 1IinisterI0 de Ne
Vacios gxtrauisros. FL MInisTro del
rarnn. M. MHncini, apE8Veeh6 tai oca-
si5u nara pruuunciar IN dlsEUrso en-
uue DECLARE que Ia I1aIia entT6 er la
f-iple aIiuuza con el Austria 7 la Ale
mEnia con psrfscta paridad = rec1Pro-
cidad de condolences, y qHe de esta
Emistad sc dervun, para La Italia, ven
1ajas generates Y espealales.
81 Hntigu0 hBrnbre De EsrREi0 Italia
no conaider6 como una ga-EuE1R de La
uaz en- Europa la conexl0n de la hnslH
: is Alemania.
M. Biancheri. EdlpUtad0 de Ia dere~
cha fus n1mbrado Presldente de ~
C&mara de los diputados. As Sc ma
MIA resnelsD En- ma reunion de los dIpn-
tad0s de Ia mayoria presidIda por III
DeDretis. Este dl6 expliCaCl0nes acar-
ca de Eu programa de 50biern0, 7 que
d6 couEsnida Ia aIianza del M1nlsIerlI
con el grupB de los dEputados de la de-
rechR.
Hav al prUvecto de EumeurHF q III
nimHm de los Ministries. Habria, segIlE
el nugvo prgyectn, IN MInlstarlD qni
ss lIamarR de La Pregidenc:R = 0tTo d.
C0rrHnF z Tslegraf0s. Las aIrbncIo-
neE de l0s dns nusVBs Mln1E1r8s Sc de-
rsrm1unran por m Raal DeCrato.
Con tai refarma seran once los Hi
nlEfras ItRllRnDs.
Se espera cue la 8pesirlon afaqui
fuartemsnte 4 tal pr0yect0, psro Ia.
mDnv0s para pensHr que Ia mayuru
parlRmentarlR 10 apruehe.
Hay paK en T0dg q RsIno.
Los neg8cios maranan lentRmense
No ha halado InportBntss Esnntecl
mient0s poitic0s en- Lar naciunes d
Europa NO menciauaiHs En- sstR car
m.
J. G.. Sdez.
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MGSBAcHER & co.
Murray 1S-C0m1BiuuisERs Apg-tadn 2223
WUEvA-xozE-

Dedican particular ataDGi6n d "a
comFra empaqHe 7 ezpedlcIon de TO-
da clase de ar1iculos proeeden1es de Ia
mdusrrlR fGbril n0r1e americana; en
grandes 8 peguefAs cautl!ades q t8daF
parties del mund0, ron especleIdad d
las AntillRs esTa18laa.
1a1al0g0g, c9r1ZaclDnes = ciuVes 1e-
legrahCRs Sc sumluIs5rRn mHelunte
apIiCaci5n. Sc sobUita correspondent
cir. lao
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

TregUzEaE-Eaee Ia s1gZ1H1Te
unastro apreelabie coiega La GGcetQ
al FDment0. de Vance:
P0dria saberse d que Rltura Sc en-
cnentra clHrt5 pr9yecro c0ncebIdo hace
mas de dos amos, Taspecr0 d la fuada-
ci6n De IN hospital en- este pueblo2
Haceln0s es1a Tlrez-u -uDua p9r9Tle es1a es
la hara cue desde agueLla facha NADIA,
ubs0lutameute naaa, saben Las muchRs
personas que e0u1rbuyer0n para 1an
humanitarian 0bra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

CUv0 renlGte, IgnCra Efcet0 q dla 1S tie-
aceual las > de 81 rarde en- q local DE IA
SBciedad An0nlma Gle redi1o MercanIlL, ass-
vIr1Ieuaose cue nc Sc aGmIJITan pD-TuTIs cue
NO cubrzu ei toTal IIupUrte dal IUsu--prCcIO.
Dado en- s. j. de PtB-Ric0 q 1rece de MavD
de mi oCnBClsutBs 0Cnenla z cuarro--f raIl-
cisco Basran.--El Escrihan0, jose Maria San
juan. 5s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
AVISO.

En- = sssablarrEuIanf0 almaeen Or
6alllerma Llaneras ealle DE san .lElsf9
uum. 81 Sc aneaen1ra TN exteas8 = Va
riado suTzl1lo ae ar1ieulos de 81 ran@
los qae Sc pr8pnne TaalIzar pTHclos
muy hararas. par el usTElnD T2p0r Co
rrsp 0nadad Gandal So ha rscIhldo ca
zado T,a-a Senoras, C.ahalleros, Minis :
mics. o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

EomhradD 0fcial a. De Ia Tesureria
de Hacienda don Francisco Perez De
Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
sues. DEL. SALAY co.
ITEEEE EE TENTA

LTEEEE EN TENIAs
Hlerro galvanIzado aGana.ada.
Glavos Ingleses, de t0DelcrC.
AlRmbre para cewas, de : puRs.
Piedra pl8shea.
Fin1ura blanca de YARNS ciases.
BRANDT superior, TaraS marc8S.
F6sfaros legiEimos marea 'Espada.
CiEarrIIl8s de habra "H0nradaz.
SGc0E DE- GITers0s Janan3B, para ca1e
IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
ANI $50

EnLA CIUDAD CONDAL Sc nan
recibido per vapor AIpes de Nueva-
York sillas Y sillunes de todRs clRses.
Tamben p0r vapures Herman Cor
tas Z Ciudad de Santander s. ma re-
rihidD IN extens0 surtidD de generoE
catalanes.
s. ARTURO RAvMAT Y "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

ResultadD del altimo surseo de Bile
ter del Tesarn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
J. G. Sdez.

Dealarad0 de texto el Tratad0 de
Agriculture ts6rica : praCtira de don
Domingo Rodriguez.
Eumhrad0 AIralde de TiaguHs don
andres Ternel.
NgmbradD 0frial 1 de Ii Admins
traci6n Central don Arturo Izuart.
EomhradD 06Cial a. de Ia Tasurgria
de Hacienda don Francisco Perez De
Castro.
Nombrado 0hriaI 4. de ID Admins
TRACTION Central don JDsk III. 6Rlazar 7
Torres
Eunhradp 0hcial H. Infarvsntor de
sfsczos timbraa0H a1n Emigdio Lime
ses.
ReSnltaaD del altimo sursao de Bile
ter del Tssarn.
Par la 1ntendancls de Hacienda e
na dispasst0 que Sc paguR en- 81 pre-
seEEte mes, pnr amurrIzaridn Z TuterAs
De bllletes del Tasar0. ID cantiaaa da
$4,000 pesos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16

N0mhradn 0Erial 1. 2 InfarvEntar de
sfsez0s tiulhrad0z ann Emigdl8 Lime
ses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16


"a L9ral ha ralevad0 de dar examen
pdbhc0 eH el praseHte aI0 las escue-
las del Barrio I. :, a cargo de los Profe-
sores d. Felipe Janar : D.a Dolores
BarbosR de Rodes, EtHndlendo d las
jUstas raz0nes RlegRdas para esra 4 :
termination. pues sRbid0ss que La pri-
mera de elias hR tHnld0 en pac0 mas
de IN mes cuaCT0 Prafesores distInG0s
= La segundR, tress Rsi es cue no po-
drian guedar lncidas baio ulngun con
Gep1D.
En- este s8pusst8, Sc Ia deslgnado
q perIci6n de los mism8s, una Conn
SION que pAse q lnspecGi1nar las dos es-
euelas y con el resultado de cuenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-05-16
GUlIHM0 LLAkERAS

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