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The Tombstone., 1885-03-30
Notice for Publication.
PEE-FMPTIoN No. lll3.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA, January 29th, 1885. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inirntion to make final proof in support uf his claim, and that sad proof will be made before inc Register aud Receiver al Tucson. Arizona, on the l.th day of March. lS>5. viz: William C. Moore. for The w. of NEi: and w. of SEl,, sec. 33 IF i6 S k. 20 F..
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultiya, ton of. said iand, viz: Thomas J. Turner, Benson, Arizona; Thomas B Robertson, Ben son. Ariz''na; George Fugate, Benson, Ari- zCna; John l.. story. Benson. Arizona.
 BEE. M. THOMAS, Register.
 First publication January alst, 1885.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-30

a- iO>s oi memory, Zass !tudc, noctIrha! ehiiH si"ns, aversons to society, dirnnc.s of vs- sio,, noises in the head. the vital fluid pass. ing unobserred through the urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity aud dcath
 Dr. Mintie. who is a regular graduated physician, will agree to forfeit five hundred dollars for a case of this kind that the Vital Restorative (under his special devise and tvcatmcntt will not cure. or fer anything i'm pure or injurious found in it, bT. AiEte treats all diseases successfully without mer cvry. Consultation free. Through exam nation and advice. including analysis of urine. 8. PrIcc of Vlral Restorative Sl 50 bottle, or four times the quantity ior S5; sent To any address upon receipt of price, or C. 0. D., secure from observation and in pri- vate name if desired. by A. E. MlNTiE, N. Dr. No l2 KearnH street, San Francisco, Cal
 Dr. Minutes Kidney Remedy, NErHHETI- CUM curse all kinds of kidney and bladder com pla:ntS. gonnOrrhGa iecuCorrhU!, glcct For sale by all druggists; Sl q bottle, six bottles 8.
 Dr. Mintie'S DaneeIion Pills and the bcs. q nd cheapest dyspepsia ani bilious cure in the market. For sale by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 Will be sent to any one applying by letter stating symptoms, sex and age. Strict sc- cgccy in regard tn all business trans ao lions.
The Tombstone., 1885-03-30
The Great English Remedy

It is q never falling cure for nervous de . bility, exhausted vi tality, seminal weak rcss, spermalorrhea. lost Hi apl,uOd. ImpO, teDey, paralysis, and all the terrible effects Df self abuse, youth follies and cxcesses Tn mature years-Snch
The Tombstone., 1885-03-30
SilMR,NnS.

IN LIRE IUsTIC Es U"T,1 oE \ ,Hlr No. 1, iu the county of COChlsC --itoyy uf agizCnH. Na tiL O. Laushlr, plaintiti. V. Wi.l.i4 , Stesens d.i.;ntanr, Before C. T.. / word. ia-;ic" Arizona sends greeting to N iI1inm ]. St.Yers, defendant Vu are hereby summoned and rc JUired 10 app ar before me At ihv nficG it Tomb stone, county of Cochi-e. on the 3d day ot Apiil, A D., 1sS3. at lJ ociOGk, s. ni.- to answer the compl:in ot the al ONo named lainii1. Who dr- !nands Of you that v, Ere indebted 10 b'Iu in the srm of thiTy three dollars atd sixij five cents. and if you fail to appear and answer saic com plaiht H. Leren required, the plaintiff will iaEe judgment against you as 6emarced and for the costs of this suit.
 G,yer under my hard this 9d n.y of February A.. D. ISsJ. C.. E. SLNORD.
 Justice of he Pcece
The Tombstone., 1885-03-30

EB Remember, the Doctor has Vegata- ble Compound, the result of many years of special practice and hard study, ,whIch under his advice has never failed of success in the cure of LOST MANHOOD, PROSTA. TORRHEA etc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20
Take advantaca Of the state IA,

Take advantage Of the state law
which gives a generous appropriation
to every high school organized in the
state. Put a trained, experienced
teacher at the head Of your schools, a
man Of push and ability, and let him
grade them according to the best me-
thods in use in other towns Of this size.
Give him charge Of the high school
room. Then let him do his work, su-
perintending the other teachers, and
examining the pupils Of all the rooms
for promotion One man must be at
the head of things and hold in his
hand the reins Of the whole system
fit is TO produce any good results.
As long rs each school runs itself, y
as at present, the best teachers can do
only Indifferent work under it, and
the schools Will be what they are at
present, a reproach to Superior, not
outstanding the faithful efforts of
some Of the present teachers and the
honest endeavors of others who may
follow them.
JONATHAN WEST.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20
Frosa Corners Point.

/. w. Stafford is filing in around his
block with sand and IS further i'm
proving his property by laying out 4
street on the north side of the build
ing. \ dock will be built ut the end
Of the street for the accommodation Of
the Roller Mill Co, to be used by
them in shipping their flour by water.
The L. S. Roller Mill Co., have OPP
ened up a Cooper shop in the Golf
building As soon as they have bar
rels enough on hand they will ran the
mill day and night.
Mr.. Steube has started a dray line
on Corners Point and has put Chas.
Lafaye in charge.
Messrs. Mcneil and Jewson have
purchased the saloon lately owned by
J. W. Anderson.
The Omaha Co. have the new side
track here about complete and when
all are finished, they with the n. I.
Co., viii own and operate about four
miles Of side tracks here.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20
Buics ana Regulations 81 ths Board
ofGEcaIsIl OF tise Town of Superior.
The Board of Health Of the town OF superior

| The Board Of Zenith Of the town OF Superior
/ does nrd4tu as follows
SECTION l. That no person or perous shall
throw, place or deposit any manure cardaI dead
animal, Oljl or putrld or unWhuIe5tlns sab
stance on the contents OF any prIYy ON the nIar-
gan or on the banks Oi the Bay OF superior Oh tine
Bay Of 81. Louis or any stream lribG7ary
thereto or upon any public grounds or upon
any lot within the limits uI tte town 6fs,aperBr
without first having obtained Tie writer CON ut
~ The Board Of Health 81 said town therefor
See p That no person shall permit or have
any offensive water or ether liquid or Substance
on Hls premises or grounds 70 the prejudice of
life or health,
see. 3. That no swill, brine, urine o. aninais
or other offensive animal substance, nor any
huAkllE HoN!9us HIAu or other iiljhymattcr al
I any kind shall by any person be allowed 10 run
O. la!i mona out OF any building IntJor upon
any public place.
See 4. Iha, no butchers oful or any garbage
Z nor amy dead animal, nor any pujEii osstinkiug
animal or vegetable matter shall be thrown bg
amy person or DE allowed to 20 inlo any street,
bay OF river or Standing or running wafer. OF eN-
clVatiuu or upuu any ground OF premises in the
silu Town without llfsl oblaitlng tac written con
sent o! The said Board Of Health therefor
See, .. That no meat fish birds fowls or veg
eLaoles, nor any milk not Wholesome ana safe
for human food nor any meat or fish tha. died
by accident shall be brought within said town
or offered held for sale in any private or pub
lie market therein.
See 6. That no decayed vegetables shall know
lnSly be brought INTO said town to be cuuumcd
! Oh offered for sale for human food nor saal amy
such articles be kept or stored therein
See. T. That no person being the manager or
keeper Of amy saloon. boarding house OF I3aEiug
house or being employed us 81 clerk servant or
agent thcIeIt shall therein or thereat otter or
nave Tor 1901 OF drink OF 10 be eaten or drank
any uuWhules5me provisions or deIeteGtlas sub
stance, nor allow anything therein IT, be done or
/ occuT preIutlc.ol 90 health.
sec. S. That no pile of manure ofal. diet or
garbage nor any accumulation ofauy oleIsiye
I or NauNeouS substance sle!l be made within said
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20
At Hayward, on Tusdav last, at 4

At Hayward, on Tusday last, at 4
dance, a disturbance arose from which
a fight ensued, in which Mr.. J. Nc
Pherson, a brother Of policeman Nc
Pherson, Of West Superior, took a
part. Revolvcrs and knives were
used, and a man named Burke, at the
first shot killed Mr.. Mcpherson, and
then stabbed another man, name not
known to US, who may recover from
his injuries. Mr.. NcPherson's re
mains were brought home to this city
and buried Wednesday evening. We
have been able to find out very little
of the particulars of the unfortunate
affair. The man who done the shoot
ing IS under arrest and claims he did
it in self defense.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20

The past three weeks have been
terrible ones for storms. Another big
storm prevailed near Omaha last
Sunday. Near McCook, west of Sioux
Falls, train of cars running at near
y full speed was struck by a cyclone
on Friday, and the two passenger
coaches, baggage and mail ears were
blown from the track, and many per-
sons injured, but no one killed. The
loss Of property in the past three
weeks will reach into the millions.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20
-GodeY's Lady's Book for July

-Godey's Lady's Book for July is
the 661st appearance Of this venerable
Magazine. Like old wine it gives one
the fruition Of age The number for
July needs no especial recommends
ton as it exceeds in beauty and merit
any previous appearance Of this old
timed Magazine, It's Illustrations are
rich and beautiful, while its reading
matter, Dressmaking, Household and
Recipe departments are reolete with
entertainment and information. \
house without Godey's does not know
its loss as each month it contains prac-
teal hints of far more value than the
price Of the Magazine. Those desiring
to try il may subscribe for the bal
ance Of the year for one dollar, which
allows every subscriber q selection ola
full-size cut-papor pattern each month.
As these patterns are noted for their
accuracy, more than the price Of the
Magazine IS received in the value Of
the patterns.
Address, J. II. IIAULEEBEEE,
?. O. Box, II. H. Phila.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20

The Wisconsin grand command
cry Of Knights TemPlar has ordered a
state encampment Of the members of
the order and their families at River
side park, Neenah. during the week
commencing July 20 a steamboat,
for excursion purposes, has been char
tered for the free use Of the campers
during two days of their stay. The
entire expenses per day, in camp, are
advertised at only sL75 per person.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20

The officers Of the c. st. P. NJ. &
0. chosen 1T meeting held at Hud-
son few days ago for the ensuing
year, are NJ. Hoghitt, president; NJ.
L. Sykes, yice-prcsident, treasurer and
assistant secretary; Z. Z. Woodman.
Secretary; 5. 0. Howe; assistant treas
urer. The executive committee will
consist Of Messrs IIughitt, Keep, De
pew, Sykes, ". X. and Cornelius
Vanderbilt and J. d. Howe.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-06-20

Please remember that we purchas our
BLANK BOOK AND STATION
cry, direct from the east and are
able to compete with ST. PAUL.
IN PRICES. A fresh lot of CARDS
Of all kinds just received. FRESH
CANDY AND CIGARS always on
hand. LATEST NEWS and gener-
al reading matter at Post Office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23

j Cubana 8 To-pake es en- Hawaii la qus
sigue & la I4ahaina. Es rica en- jugo
Sc arraiga bien, crece rapidamente J
est& libre de Ia sarna de la ca1i.
i En las Iudias Occident ties las cafias
favoritas SON por logenerAl Ia Otaitti
Ia Borbou. Sc puede decir que lestas
son las que producen Ia mayor parte
lie los azdeares de Caba = DE- las Iu-
dias 0cciientales, pero Sc estan baclen.
do pruebss, con otras de d fsrentes te-
rrenos y climas, a fla lie estadiar sus
propiedades. Como la cana de azhcar
ha perdido va la flerza para producer
semillas de donde puedan obtenerse
otras plsntss, Sc propaga hoy con Pc
dazos de tallos que tengan yemas en-
todas las juntas, las cuales producer
nuevas plantas id9nticas 4 las de que
proceden y Sc conservan por IN periodic
indefinido.
La importancia de la introduction de
auevas cafss, d fin de probar las fuer-
zas productoras de Ia terra, en- estos
dias de baratura de preciosy y excesiva
completeness, rs clara y evideate. De
aqai que esta Exposition de cahas de
azicar, donde tigdrsn las mas superio-
res del mundo, ofrece 4 los plautadores
de Luisiana una oportunidad que acaso
no han tenido nunca, de yer y examl-
mar variedades de gran reputacion en-
los respectivos paises de donde proce-
den. Mr.. Morris tiene tsmblen. entire
otras cafias, la Trasparente, Ia Violeta
Ia Traspareate blanca, la TrasPsreate
comdn, todas muy estimadas por los
plautadores lie Jamaica, y de las cna-
les Sc extrae ell celebre ron. Es dificil
decidir 81 las buenas cualida les del ron
de Jamaica dependen solameute de 50
manufacture, 8 Sc deben tambien d las
cualidades de las caiias arriba mencio-
nadas; mientras unos sostieneu que la
bsja temperature & one Sc fabrica ell
ron es Ia cansa de su aroma dellcado
exquisite gusto, otros stribnyen esas
cualidsdes las propiedades peculiares
del suelo y del china, y q Ia presencia
en- la cortezs de la cana de un acelte
empireumatico, que 40 Sc desarrolla
tanto en- la GAIA de otros pafses.
La cana Samari es la favorita entire |
los plsntadores de Fidji. Es dura, c,e-
ce rapidamente y produce abundante
azhcar. Hay tambien numerosas Va
riedades de cana de corteza oscura, Ia
les como la Violeta, Pirpura y Negra.
Muchas de estas, como Ia Egipcia y la
de Martinica, son muy q proposito para
regiones secas y Aridas, y crecen muy
bien en- donde no pueden producirse
otrss cafss. Hay otras que se emplean
solamente como forrsje, y Sc cultivan
con este objeto en- donde 10 yerba es
escasa. La cana Mamuri, de color cas-
tano oscuro, es una cana verdadera-
mente rara; aparece como 81 estuviera
cubierta de una delgada corteza SEGA
que la distingue, de entire las otras, CO.
mo una variedad especial, es dura y
crece adn en- las mayores sequias.
Hemos recogido los snteriores deta
lies de una conversation que tuvimos
con Mr.. Morris, son suicientes para
dar uua idea de esta collection de canas,
de especial interes para los plantadores
de azdcar de todos los paises reuuidos
en- la Exposition Universal.
(De La Voz de Ca6a.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23
Don Manuel Garcia .Saiz0do.
Jues de r. Instanci0 acci.
dental del Distrito de San
Francisco de esta Cistdad.

AL pIblico hago saber: que en- los sutes 10.
guidos por el Procnrador don Tomas Caballe-
70 como apoderado de Ia sociedad mercanfil.
Zalduondo Vale, contra don Carlos a. Mc.
Donegal, en- copro de pesos, he dispuesto Dor
auto del dia de aver 80 saquen pdblica au.
basta por el termino de ocho dias las mercan-
cias embargadas al deudor ascendentes dos
mil treinta y cinco pesos ochsnta dos canta.
vos moneda corriente, segun tasaci6n obrnnto
en- dichos autos que cursan por Il escribania
de don Justo Nieves, adonda pueden oareu.
rrir los que quiersn interesarse en- 81 femate 1
enterarse de Ia expresada tasacidn; J cayo 40
to tendra lngar 81 dia veiats y ocho del actual
q Ia una do ID tarde On Ii Sala Auiiencia ~
este Juzgado, cal . del Cristo nhmero Ii y sn
81 Municipal de Yaueo; siendo de adsertir que
no se admitiran proposioionss Qua no cubfan
las dos terceras parties del valor de las men
cionadas mercadcfias.
Dado en- Puerto Rico diek nueve do Di-
ciemhye de mil oehocientcs ochenta cinco.---
Garcia Salgado. .--Justo Nieves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23
Ell ALBA.
r ESTA u r. A II II.

Ell creciente favor que ell pdbli.
co dispense al establecimiento, me
obliga roner en- conocimiento
de mis- numerosos parroquianos,
que desde 10 de Enero de 1886,
ceso de servir bateas d domicilio,
limitandome al servicio 1e los que
me honran frecuentando ell Res
taurant, & hacienda encargos par
ticnlares.
Solo asi podre atender q todo
por mi mismo con ell esmero que
sc merece la protection que re.
cibo. No debo decir mas.--Lo
reaso Guidtt, 3 Francisco So,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23
LA ELEGANCIA PUERTORRIQUENA.
CAMlSEBiA Y TREN DE- LAVAD0
de Jose F. Quinones.
Sc ha trasladado d su tTente
roRTALEzA NUM-. "a

En- este acreditado estsblecimiento,
ell mas antique de su clase, que siem-
pre- ha contado con una crecida cliente-
Ia, montado 4 Ia altura de los de su
genera, Sc encuentra constantemente
I'M variado y complete surtido de Ca
misas, de todos precios, classes, formas y
medidas. Sc construyen las que Sc
solicitor por encargos, con perfection,
prontitud, esmero y baratura.
Existe ademas I'm complete surtido
en- corbatas, de todas claseS chalifias,
de distintos colores, calzoncillos, cal
cetinez, botonaduras de resortes, y una
infinidad de objetos diffciles de emu
merar; que seguramente seran del
agrado de las personals de exquisite
gusto.
Para convencerse, existsn pruebas.
luna vista al establecimiento, y de.
sapareceIa toda dndal
Pnerto-Rico, Diciembre 10 de 1885.
las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23
LAS MEJORES CANAs DR. AzDCAR

Con este mismo titulo publica Ell
Times Democrat, de Nueva- Orleans, ell
siguiente articulo'
aComo accesorio 4 las exhibiciones
de frutos tropicales, expuestos en- ell
salon de agriculture de 10 Exposition
de Nueva-O Orleans, habis una instala-
ci6n completa de todas las principales
csfias de azdcar que Sc cultivsn en- las
diferentes parties del mundo. Esta
collection Sc ha obtenido de los jardi
mes bot&nicos de Jamaica, en- donde
Mr.. Morris, director de los jardines =
Comisionaio de Jamaica para Ia Expo
sion Universal, reuni6 So variedaies
de cana que acaso constituyen la colec-
ci6n mas completa que Sc haya visto
ismAe. Estas cafiss est&n destinadas
priuciuslmente 4 ser distributes entire
las islss de Ia India Occidental brita-
nica. con el objeto de desarrollsr la
production del szdcar, reducltndola al
minimo costo.
Las procedencias de estas diversas
variedades son las signientesi La ele-
fsnse, llamada ast por ell dssarrollo ex-
traordinario que adquiere bsjo circuns-
tanc;as favorables viene de Saigon, en-
Conchinchina. La cana Sslangore es
oriOinaris de 10 peninsula Malaga, en-
donde es muy estimads. La cana Ii
hoo es tambien de la India Orientai
may productive J de gran merito. De
Mauricio vienen las cafias Horn, Man
ricio ' Barkely. De Queensland J
AustraIia, preceden Ia de Brisbane, Ia
Cinta de Rosa verde, 10 Queensland
HATE, mientras que de las islas de
Pacifco, probablemente .cuna de Ia ca
ia de arHcar, hay 10 Lahaina, 10 Cube
ma, Panole J ID Do-kea.
Cuar,do Mr.. Morris estuvo en- Il
louisiana. en- 1882, obtuyo de Mr.. Johr
Dimoud, del Estado Belair, muestr'
de- Ia Otaitti, Cinta Roja, Java y La
hsina, que ahora Sc han expnesto. Il
cafsa 0taitti de Lnieiana % cultlvabl
mucho en- otros tiempos, en- ls part
meridional de los Estsdos Unidos, Pc
70 ahora paTece que es demasiado deli
cada para aqusl china, , ha sido sns
titnids nor las cafias Cinta Roja y Vic
leta Ia Lahaina fa9 llevada { 10
Estados Unidos por 81 Doctor 7 J
Richardson desde las islss Sandwich
' como prueba de autenticidsd Mr. Mo
rris dice ans recibi6 las mismas GAIA
gsa Queensland J Manricio POGO temp
despues. Esta caaa Lahaina es la md
nnigersalmente estimads On Hawaii
&c pIanta en- todas parties, sxeepto q
Ias grandes eieyeciones, con exclusio
de todas las denAs vsriedades, habien
do llegado prodacir . toneladas q
aEdcar por acre de terrenO en- extensit
mes de 100 acres, J II tonsladas pc
acre Cd extension de- 20 acres.
La cahs Pua0Ie, otra fsyoritA De Ha
weii. e. conocida con u nombrs de g
ns sin Aof, pofqus no llsga Z srfrols
IS dor. Posee gran susvldad espeeft
cayea muy { pfop6sito para cnltisaf.
s. ~ gfsndsf slefaeienss "a saf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23
Farmacia-El Sr. Lcdo. D. Juan

| Farmacia -El Sr. LcdO. D. Juar
B. Arrillaga nos particlp, que h'
alberto en- San German una farmacla
bien sartida, que nos ofrece ateata
lmente.
/ Damos las gracias al dor Arrillaga
deseandole mushas prosperiiades.
Rifa. -Segun puede verse POI
m anunci, que va en- otra ptrte, Ell l..
de Aflo Nnevo, 4 las n0eve de la ma
| d MA. 50 rifara en- casa de los sen lres
Armssy JimGaez ell magniGco juegc
de cafe que Ell aluel estabiecimientc
esta expuesto.
Ii avisamos q los interes sados.
Nombramientos S. g. l. ha nom
brado:
Sacrist&n seglar de las Piedras D
don Jesas Dominguez.
Coadjutor de Ro-piedras al Pbro.
d. Jose Sanchez.
Cara Ec6nomo de Aguadills al Pbro.
~. batu0mero MonJaneI.
Sacristan seglar de idem don
Aristides Gaya.
Cura Ec6nomo de Fsjardo al Pbro.
d. Vicente Garcia.
Idem de la Carolina al Pbro. DR.. d
Jose L. Aguilar.
Sacristan Presbitero de Pence al
Pbro. D. Santiago Amat.
Agradecidos. -Lo eStamos d la
atenci6n que implica ell hab6rsenos en-
viado, impresa, la c6pia de un acnerdo
tornado por la municlpalidad de SAbl-
na- -grande, sobre derechos de consume {.
Ell Colmado. Vuelve la boca
aqua ell visitar este acreditado estable-
cimiento del seGcr Faura. Todo 10 que
puede sonar la f,ntasia de uu CASTRO
nomo exigente sc encnentra en- EI Col
,nado. Todo es alli exquisite y esco-
gido.
,Buenss Pascuas Sc pnedan pasar
gastando unos reales en- Ell Colmaio !
"La Legitimidad No acabaria
mos, 81 nos pusiesemos d ehnmerar las
selectas y excepcionales cualidades de
los cigarrillos producto de aquella repn-
tadisima fabrica habanera.
Son infinitas. Eucarecemos Ia ad-
quisici6n de tan exquisitos cigarrillos.
81 Martin Lutero hubiese podido
uu frasco de las Pfldoras del
Dr.. Bloom, para sus achaques nervio-
sos y gran debilidad ffsica, habrfa sido
lna bendici6n para el y uua ayuda ma
.avillosa para su trabajo; pero el vivi6
100 amos antes que Sc conocieran las
Pildoras del Dr.. Bloom, ell remelio |
para la nerviosidad, debilidad y falta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23
GACETILLAS.

Honras.-Las ha Celebrado eStS
maflaus en- San Francisco, por ell alma
de s. NJ. ell Rey Don Alfonso XII
"a. e. d., la cofradia de la Purisfms
Conception. El acto ha 'sido mny
lucido. asistiendo b Ell nuestra Su-
perior Autoridad, ell Excmo. Ayun-
tamiento y comisiones civiles y mill
tares. En- ell centro del Temple Sc eie-
vaba I'm suntuoso catafaleo.
Gel Alba. - Este acreditadO
Restaurant, del senior Gaidet, Sc hace
cais dia mas y mas acreedor d la dis
tinci6n del pdblico. Tenemos d la
vista una relaci6n impresa de 81 reper-
torio culinario, y podemos decir que es
numerosisima y selectaj ell senor Gnl-
det condimenta platos para ell gusto
mas caprichoso.
SOCiedad de TiptgrafOS. En- Sc
sion general, celebrada ell domingo fitti-
mo, qued6 e.egida ls siguiente Junta
Dlrectlva, . Ia cual oeseanos eAlOo
aciertos
Presidente, Don Jose Chavarria.
Vice Pressdente, Don Julio Merino.
Contador, Don segundo Hernandez
Tssorsro, Don Jose A. Figueros.
Pro- TssovsrO, Don Juan TiEol.
lSecrstayTo, Don Abelardo Prieto.
Pro-SecretariO, D. Eusebio Delgado'
Vocalss, D. Jose B. Esturio, p. Ar.
ltnro vAzquez, d. Pedro B. Cortes
| b. Ramon Rivera, d. Angel Ascarza
i d. Pedro Delgado.
Sepleatss, d. Manuel Rey, D. Jose
lB. Mayor, D. Oeleatino Lamar, y. Oa-
| yesano Marquee, D. Lnis Marsal, Y
Eugenio Palido,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23
LA MEjOR De La ISLA.

Asi Sc garantixa que es Ia cal que SO
elabora en- los hornos de don Octavio
Garcia Salgado, en- la jurisdiction de
Rio-piedras, tanto para cuajar szdcares
cuanto para fabricar de mamposteria.
Esto queda probado con Ell hecho de ser
esta Ia tnica one emplean los sefiores
Ingenisros cuando los trsbajos han de
hacerse con cal de primera clase.
Relativamente es "a mas barata y
SO sirven los pedidos para cnalquier
punto de Ia isla con prontitnd; para
precios y dem&s informes dirigirse d.
Octavio Garcia Sslgado. --Rio-piedras.
ISL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-12-23
AIM MiCEN DE- MERCANCllS
DE AHUM ADA Y co

F0rtaleza mum. 40.
Realizan q precios limitadisimos:
Clavos de tonelero ndneros s y 10
Huacales de 40 docenas platos.
Idem loza surtida.
Hero galvanisado.
Papel estracilla, blsnco.
VENTAS AL POR MAYOR.