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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18
WEST RANDOLPH VT. SEPT. IS. 1890.

the cattle sheds. There were enormous
cows and bulls of all the leading varie-
ties of blooded stock. There were We
ry fine calves, such as make glad the
heart of a farmer. Several choice herds
from within and without the State were
well represented. Devons, Herefords,
Ayrshires, Jerseys, Holsteins, etc, APP
peared in holiday attire and kept groups
of spectators continually standing about
them. The sheep department was not
as complete as the cattle. The sheep
interest of the State is evidently not
hourishing to any remarkable extent.
The show of horses was not as good
as it might have been, outside of trot-
ting stock. We did not see the swine,
but were told that the attendance was
limited. There were choice specimens
of poultry and few pets. We made
hasty voyage through horticultural
hall. 1t was evidently good year for
potatoes, samples were abundant and
fine. Other vegetables were not unus-
ualy attractive. In the fruit line APP
pies took the lead. Vermont cannot
l,o,. - g l. -. ,,;,,o ,,,J ol;va ,,o,1a hut
she does raise fine apples. Advertisers
of musical instruments, sewing-ma-
chimes, ETC., occupied large space in
Floral hall, aside from these there was
quite a display of ladies' work. But
the things that attracted the farmers
most were the labor-saving machines
in the open sheds near the halls. We
never saw finer display. These in
struments for the saving OF labor in the
tilling of the soil mark the progress we
have made in agriculture as nothing
else can. Farming is growing into a
pastime, the farmers life is coming to
be as easy as that of other men. The
ability to handle machinery well will
soon be a qualification that the laborer
needs. Many of the farm machines
we saw were Of new patterns, and were
built more compact than any we have
seen before. This adapts them better
to our farms. 1t was well worth Wis
it to the Fair to look over the machin-
cry, especially if one contemplated pur-
The Fair may be regarded
as being as much of success as could
have been expected under the adverse
of weather, etc. Had
the weather been good its success must
have been immense. The grounds are
well laid out, the buildings large and
constructed, the facilities
for reaching the grounds from the sta
ton excellent, and hereafter, weather
we may expect excellent
exhibitions of what Vermont farmers
.an do.
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Representatives Elected.
ADDISON COUNTY .

ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, + c Gulley
Bridport, L ID Wilcox
Bristol, w p Chase
Cornwall, II f Taylor
Ferrisburg, r ID Booth
Goshen, ID w Brown
Granville, c. d. Hemenway,
Hancock, X. A. Dunham,
Leicester, r d Sawyer, Dem.
Lincoln, w n Cove
Middlebury, J L Buttolph
Monkton, Chas. A Thomas
New Haven, c + Squier, dem
Orwell, II G Hibbard
Panton, + A Field
Ripton, J + Goodroe
Salisbury, II p Pulett
Shoreham, w ii Burchard
Starksboro, J V Carpenter
Vercennes, H p Fisher, dem
Waltham, Anson Halleck
Wevbridge, John A James
Whiting, r ID Needham
BENNINGTON COUNTY
Arlington, w S Philips
Remington, r. NJ. Houghton, dem.
Dorset. John f Buiium dem
Glastonbury, Edgar Green
Landgrove, A Childs
Manchester, f c Orvis
Peru. 4 G Simonds
Pownal, w + Niles
Readsboro. Titus Stowe, dem
Rupert, F W Carpenter
Sandgate. \ F Beebe
Searsburg. Allen Briggs dem
Shaffsbury. Geo Montgomery dem
stamford. J r Houghton dem
Sunderland. 4 p Bowen, dem
WinhaI. f ] Kendall. dem
Woodford, Albert Wood, dem
CALEDONIA COUNTY
Barnet, Daniel Harvey
Burke. David Coe
Danville. Geo. B Davis. dem
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

There is some good political advice
in the words of that eminent republic
an statesman who was the famous can
didate in New York against b. +. Hill,
Hon. Warner Miller, in a recent adj
dress to the farmers in New York
State
"There is a good deal said about
the farmer in politics just now, and
politics in the farmers. ! can see no
harm in these oranges, farmers leagues
and alliances. There is this TO be re-
membered, however, that our iorefath-
ers were opposed to class legislation.
There is no reason for a railroad party
for a labor party, or for a farmers par
ty. No political party with one idea
only could exist a year in this country.
Our people are opposed to class parties.
Ny advice to you is to act through
your own political party. No
one class of the population should seek
to bend all legislation and government
to its own benefit"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

The Hardwick Gazette is rejoicing
because it is a year old. 1t has been
sprightly infant from the start and now
ought to be able to get along without
bottle.-Express, Newport.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

The State Fair was great success
|twithstanding the four days of rain
which it was held. The Axtell
|lck is the most simple and at the
|me time so emphatically TIE track,
|at all wonder it was not thought of
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

The Hardwick Gazette is a year old,
ID can stand and go alone. John
arris has made it not only newspa-
b but one that is quoted all over the
late. Success to it.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

Through the united efforts of Sena-
l. Edmunds and Gen. w. w. Grout,
|ape sugar viii secure bounty Of
70 cents per pound if the tariff bill
sses.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

There is certainly one measure that
ght to pass the legislature, and that
the Australian ballot system. The
! election has demonstrated its need
score of instances. Every state
pt has tried it has pronounced it a
bat success. Let us have it in YER
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

We have been requested to say that
the democratic party as a party, in this
town, was not responsible for the no.
tice of contest served upon r. j. Kim
ball, representative-elect from Ran
dolph, but that it originated among dis
gruntled republicans who signed the
paper, together with several democrats,
the latter acting on their own response
bility. As the time has expired in
which the law requires parties contest
ing an election to begin taking testimo-
ny and no testimony has been taken,
the whole matter has fallen fiat. The
contest ends before it begins.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

b. R. Tillman, the Farmers Alli-
ce candidate for governor of South
|rolina was nominated the llth.-
is organization captured the conven-
D and ran things as they pleased.
is makes three states in which this
| y has captured the democratic par
The other two are Georgia and
nnessee.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

If Vermont had fallen into a deep
sleep results show that other states are
awake. Maine and Wyoming give re-
publican majorities. Maine surpasses
herself and plainly endorses Speaker
Reed and the Administration. Wyo-
ming may have failed to elect repub-
lican governor, but she has chosen a
republican legislature which ensures
two new republican senator's. This
she accomplished, Notwithstanding the
Mormons voted solidly with the demo-
Gratis. This was fitting combination.
The Mormons evidently know where
to 90 to find congenial political aflilia-
tions.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

'The report of the liquor sales during
last quarter in Windsor county in
iates an alarming amount Of "sick-
+s1 in Ludlow, Sharon and Bethel.
[ report is as follows:
Weston, S16j; Royalton, s2O9 ;
chester, Sal; Barnard, sl19 ;
Finglield, S2S6; Windsor, q mos
10; Reading, s20l; Cavendish,
IS Hartford, s2S7; Bridgewater,
i; Woodstock, S203; Pomfret,
p +; Sharon. s220; Chester, sl73 /;
How, s544: Bethel, $40; Hart
b, s23I.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

Mendon, Nj j Rooney, dem
Middletown, f L Gray
Nj. Holly, n W Cook
Nj. Tabor, b J Griffith
Pawlet, w Blakely
Pittsfeld, Geo. A. Chedel
Pittsford, E Smith dem
Poultney, r Humphrey, dem
Proctor, f d Proctor
Rutland, T w Maloney, dem
Sherburn, II H spaulding, dem
Shrewsbury, w L Bucklin
Sudbury, w j Sawyer, dem
Tinmouth, A Woodbury.
Wallingford, CA Claghorn, dem
Wells, NJ Francis
West Rutland, NJ w Conner, dem
West Haven, r c Abel
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Barre, w. H. Perry
Berlin, James II Langdon
Cabot, 0rvis Fits, dem
Calais, w l. Pierce, dem
Duxbury, Janus Crossett
East Montpelier, f p Kelton
Fayston, w S Ch;Pman
Marshfield, L d Mute
Middlesex, A J Darling
Montpelier, l.. Bart Cross,
Moretown, Matthias Cannan, dem
Mortified, II. L. Kenyon, dem
Plainfeld, L J Bartlett
Roxbury, no choice,
Waitsiield, r 5 Gleason
Warren, j L Eldredge
Waterbury, Henry james
Woodbury., jerome Bailey
Worcester, Horatio Templeton, dem
wINDHAM COUNTY.
Athens. J NJ Powers
Brattleboro, o. A. Marshall, dem
Brookline, Geo + Ware
Dover, 4 + Ryther, dem
Dummerston, A Miller
Grafton, H Phelps
Guilford, w II Tyler
Halifax, G L Clark
Jamaica, ID Sherwin
Londonderry, J NJ Tarbell
c L Adams dem
Chester Perry
Putney, A B Hewitt
Rockingham, J H Williams dem
Somerset, J w Rice, dem
G NJ Smith
4 l. Hastings
Vernon, A Stebbins
ID c Dexter
+ J Houghton
Nottingham, w A Brown, dem
Hosea Mann, Jr.
A J Stearns
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Andover, r. T. Marsh.
Baltimore, f. Z. Preston, |
Barnard, jerome Morgan. 2
Bethel, j. c. Burnett, 81 mai.
Bridgewater, w. ID. Johnson, 4
Cavendish, Albin S. Burbank, l07.
Chester, J. +. Pollard. q
Hartford, Geo. G. Brockway, 20
Hartland, b. +. Labaree, 2S.
Ludlow, Hiram NJ Warren, d.
Norwich, VIM. III. Clogston, 10.
Plymouth, Ephraim A. Moore
Pomfret, Herman Bugbee, l6.
Reading, O. $. Holden, 10.
Rochester, +. A. Kezer,
Royalton, William G. Smith, 9G.
Sharon, D. +. Parkhurst, d. II.
Springfield, II. W. Harlow, lS
Stocsbridge, DR.. f. Z. Steele, l3
eathersfield, G. Amsden.
Weston, VIM. W. Manning.
West Windsor, James c. Taylor,
Windsor, Jas. +. Enright, 6.
Woodstock, DIR. Henry Boynton. 40 /
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Terms and Advertising Rates
See 2nd Page, Inside.
EDITORIAL NOTES.

A bill providing for weekly pay
ents to laborers in cash should be
le Of the first to pass the legislature.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

Bolton, w Ryan, dem
Burlington, Edward Wells,
Charlotte, A + Byington
Colchester, Frank Jubell, dem
Essex, G II Davis
Hinesburg, c S Peck
Huntington, o S Tomlnson
Jericho, f G Fay
Milton, A G Fay
Richmond, L Sayles
Shelburne, n X Miller
South Burlington, + n Drury, dem.
St. George, Henry Lawrence
Jnderhill, V A Bullard, dem
Westtord, ii w Rice
Williston, Homer Wright
ESSEX COUNTY.
Bloomfield, ii II Stevens, dem.
Brighton, Nathan Hobson
Brunswick, Ezekiel Gardner, dem
Canaan, r n Frizzell
Concord, 5 H Kellogg
East Haven, in dispute
Granny, II G Wilcox
Guildhall, Geo. Hubbard
Lexington, o + Covell, dem
Lunenburg, Geo. Hill
Maidstone, Chas. Stevens, dem
Norton, John Conway, dem
Victory, Geo. Colby
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Bakersfield, II r Start
Berkshire, X A Paul, dem
Enosburgh, Olin Merrill
Fairfax, + w Stephenson
Fairfield, c c Prouty, dem
Fletcher, G G Taylor, dem
Franklin, Edwin Prouty, dem
Georgia, f L Ladd
Highgate, j + Sanderson, dem
Montgomery, J w Goodspeed
Richford, Henry Heath, dem
Sheldon, + NJ Brown
St. Albans, +. G. Smith,
Swanton, VIM. H Blake, Jr.
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
Alburgh, b Wedgeworth
Grand Isle, Horatio Donaldson
Isle LaMotte, + 5 Fleury
North Hero, John Tudhops
South Hero, DIR. G w Petty
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Belvidere, A G Chandler, dem
Cambridge, B G Maeoy
Eden, J l. Warren, dem
Elmore, J L Hill,
Hydepark, V. ID. Fish, dem
johnson, n A Waterman
Morristown, Fred Livingston,
Stowe, no choice
Waterville, b X Stoughton
Wolcott, G A Reed
ORANGE COUNTY
Bradford, p. S. Chamberlain. 4
Braintree, Allen IL. Flint, 40.
Brookfeld, II. w. Walbridge, 20.
Chelsea, J. X. Darling, /.
Corinth, Geo. w. Davis, d. 10.
Fairlee, N. W. smith, Ia.
Newbury, Abner A. Olmstead, d %
Orange. James B. Cave 40.
Randolph, Robert J Kimball, 30.
Strafiord, +. r. Hyde, Ga
Thetford. H. A. Cummings,
Topsham, c f Smith 10
Tunbridge. George Brown, !
Vershire, Frank II Fits Dem
Washington,
Wiliiamstown, Ii. p. Martin l..
West Fairlee, II NJ Miller, Dem q
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Albany, NJ b Chaiiey
Barton, w + l Robinson
C IL Joslyn
Charleston. J G Parlin
Coventry, Isaac Parker
Craftsbury, c w Dustan
Derby, w 5 Robbins
Glover, + Bean
Greensboro, l.. A jackson
Holland. O L Kidder
Irasburg, L II Thompson
Jaw. A A Macomber, dem
Lowell, c c Tillotson
Morgan, f c Burroughs
Newport, H Thresher
Troy, no choice
+ Boyington
Westmore, II b Farmer
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Benson. J II Aiken
Brandon. II VI Gibson
Castleton. J J Jones
chittemden. + Horton
l. + Croft
Dandy. J W Kelley. dem
Fair Haven, " II Proctor, dem
F 4 Thomas
Ira, f L White
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

The contest for the speakership Of
House promises to be quite inter-
|ng. OF the candidates named it
|ms to MS that DIR. Henry Boynton
Woodstock would make the best
|aker. He is man of good pres
E has a strong voice, is a good par
|nentarian, a thorough gentleman,
man whom the people can trust.
should have the united support OF
|nge and Windsor counties. Next
|im Hosea Mann, Jr., of Whining
i, in our judgment, the best man.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18

i Gov. Page does not give us a
|tical, business-Iike administration
he affairs of this State we shall be
stly disappointed. The following
the Brattleboro Phoenix shows be
|ais to begin by knowing what the
e needs:
e recall no case. In recent years
|.inly, when the governor that-is-to-
As taken so much pains to inform
self about the affairs of the state
PERSONAL investigation as has Hon.
poll 5. Page. Ever since his nom
Bon, Mr.. Page has given practical
!, whole time to gaining miorma-
Of the states institutions, resources
general condition. He has visited
Reform school. the prison, soldiers
e, aud has seen for himself what
Dew Swedish colonists are ike and
their prospects are. To-day, IN
aance Of this policy. Mr.. Page Is
npanying the supervisors of the
on their monthly visit to the
4ont asylum. This looks very
as five were to have intelligent
'meui Of the States affairs in the
s9enors message. and as il his
'isira'iou would at least have the
. d beng based on business prin-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-09-18
The Figures.

Since 1870 the pluralities in the "ofi
lars" have been as follows:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
IMPRRNTA DEL BOLRTtN

Libros escogidos. Aoaban de rs-
cibirse en- esta Imprents, los g..
guientes:
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curso
del idioma ingl6s.
ABELLA. - DerechO Admins
tr&tivo.-Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
nefcenCia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Pr$ctica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.-Manual
del SeCretario de Ayuntamiento.-
DerechO Administrative Espa6Ol.
-JuzgsdOs Munioipsles. Manual
de Contribution Territorisl.--Ma-
nual de Policia Urbana.-Manual
de Las atribucioues de los Aleal-
des.
"a OLLENDQRFF. - Gram8tica
iugles8.
GALANTE. - Diccionario Mu-
nicipal.
VAzQUEz QUEIPO Tablas
de lOgaWtmOs.
GALIEDO KEs CO8UEA.-Le-
gislacl6n HiD0JeC4rfa.
Curloaidsdsa eleatifco-dgu8sg.cas
Las aradzg.
| La lsuiaa dsseoaociaa, Plgina d,
historia natural,
| El microscopic del doctor Ball8n
ger.
Una nochs aprovechads, gI gas, e
pstr6leo.
Los mistcrios de Ia luna, La hernia
ns de Rembrandt, etc,
| CARTAS de Santa Teresa de Jesds
| Y otros eacritos y dooamentos refsTsn
teg ssts grsDds y santa madre.
| COOPER.-Dona Mercedes de- Cas-
| tiils, tomO en s., con lamiuBa.
| OHAIEAUBRIAND. ri 9enio de
/ OriBtianismo, Z tomos.-Los HGrtiree
| SANTA TERESA DE JESUS
| Csrtas,
| 8OLDEYILLA.-~Joyas de la lite
nturs sspahola,
| BLBLlOIEOA Universal, vaFi0s tomo
ECAMPOAM0R Po6ace.
| POLO. El Oompgndt9 ds Ia lntiuida
| RIEBA 2 ToFtosa. Hoojonas dc Agrt
6gltuFG.
/ PEREDA. Historic Natural.
| dAE0T Flsica.
MIGUEL DLocionario latino.
lLI.)FHIU. 10 Jabousria.
IUCM8EROUESE. 'asomstgia.
BRIJI, Algebra.
Is9EN4I aa0metris snaHtlea.
buLglGQ2 disa ia LIS fl5aafo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
PILDORAS OPERATIVES
DE LA ANCIANA SEIGEL, PARA La

onstipaci6n de vientre, inactivez outor--
peciniento del nigado, &C., &c.
Diferentes dc Muchas C.ases de mediCinss ca
t1rtieas, no hscen que Ia persona sc -iouta Foo
4ntes De senlrs meJor. Su uodo dc opera
as suave pero complete. sin que le acomPsheI
,fsctos dcsag1adables. tales como o2ausa5
dolores, retortil0ues &C.
Las Pfdoras Operatives lie Ia Anosn.
5eigt son Ia mejor medicina para Ia fsmilia
lue ,sm&s 30 ha descubierto. LimpiRu lOs in
estir os do todas las sustsncias irritantes Y
.os deian en- una condici5u saludable. h ne
Jon rcmodio en- Ia existenCa para el desuuotor
lie nuestras vidas-la ConBtipaci6n del Went .,
81 entorpecimiento del higado.-
Es.as Pildoras son IN preventive contra les
oalenturas, como iguslmente contra tods olase
de erfermedades, hacienda que desspsrezosr
todss as materias yenenosas de los intestinos,
OperEn con vigor, pero 81 mismo tempo con
Euay Ad, sin Causar dolor Alguno.
81 se coge IN fuerte resfnRdo, y amenszs
Ia feure, con dolores Do cabeza, en- Ia espalds
en- los miembros del cuerpo, una dos dos,s
de las Pndoras Operatives de Ia anciana Seigel
harAn que desapsreEcs el lreafriadoy prevendra
Ia hebrs.
Un est6msgo sucio 90 a oSusa de una cos
trs en- Is lengua, con IN gusto sspero y de-
sagTadable en- la boCa. UnGs cuantas d6ss
de lac Pildoras Operatives de Ia anciana Seigel
limpiar&n e sst6mago, harAn que desaparezca
el ma gusto y restituirAn 81 aPetito, devol-
viendo con este la buena salud.
Oon freouencia sucede que ouando los ali
mentos 10 son buenos est4n parcialmente
deteriorsdos, producer Intermediates, indis.
posiciones, n&usess di&rres. 81 se ljmpis ell
sRt6mago dc esta impurezs con una d6sis de
las Piidoras Operatives de Ia anoiana Seigel,
dessparecerGn todos esoa efeotos dessgrSds-
bles, resultsrA una buena salud.
Las Pfdoras Operatives de Ia anciana Seigel
previenen los maos efectoB que ooasiona ell
axceso en- conner beber. Una buena d6sis
81 tempo de soostarse hAce que'4 Ia mGdans
siguiente Ee enouenTe Ia persona en- IN es-
tado perfeoto para stender 4 Bus ocupaoiones
8 negocios.
Estas pildorss, estando aEGcsrsdas, son pla-
oenteras al tomarse, 0byiE2dose Gquel gusto
desagradable, tan coDun en- cast todas las Pill
dorAs.
ri 8r. DR.. Don N. Amaya, De San Vicente
{ El salvador), escribe, con fechs II ds Abrl
de 1886, 10 siguiente; FL aumento del ne
goeio ira notorismente en- progreso medida
que sus medicines SO conoEcsn, por eteoto de
los brllantes efectos en- SO aplicacion. 70
SOY m6dico = he Observable dichos efeotos; y
los m6dioos son los llamsdos 1 generallsar til
oual medicamento por su buen 6xito."
Los Sres. iedrahita, Villegas Ola { emil
nenteg farmac6uticos de MedeIlin, Colombia }
escriben con fechs 30 de SetiembTa, dc 1884,
10 siguiente: "Tenemos el gusto de mSnifes-
tar Y. que el Jarabe de 5eigel he teniha
muy buens aoeptaci6n en- eats ciudsd = son
producido magnihcos efeotos en- las persdoa
que 10 ban tornado"
Sc vende por todos los Farmao6uticos
"a vendedores De Medicirs por todo el
mundo poE Propietsrios, A. J. White,
Limited, 54, Warren Street, Eueva York,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
yEN8ioIO LUNA ! S0BBIlO.
FortaIeza IS. 49 y 81.

Ohece los sigaientea srtlouIos & Preoios
muy m6dio0s.
AzuDejos Ioaetas, 8 baldosines, oata.se
mas, blanoas y encarnadas, losetas de
mkrmol bIancas azules, losss de Cana.
rias de ouatro en- vara. Yeso 3 Cemento
Portland en- barriles de $50 hlos Pintu-
ras, negra, verde, mimic blanoo zinc de
la soreditada maroa DOS LEONES.
Aguarras = aceta linaEa. Brocbas De
todas cla7es. Hero gaIyanIzado. aoana-
lado J Iiso para oobyas, oIay0s de zinc
con tueroas y arandelas, canaIes y oum-
breras De zinc Puntas de Paris de una a
aeis pulgsdas. Clsv0s amsrcanos de una
cino0 pulgadas Palas pio0s, sZedag 3
szadones. AIambre para oaroas, de ouatro
p6as. Est0pa alquitrsnada para calafa.
tear slgod6n en- deeperdictQ 9ara linn.
piar msQuiuaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08

Becomendamos el RELOJ So
PLOE por ell cual sc Comprueba 81
los guardias 8 serenos han estado
de vigilaDCia.
Eg un invento utilisimo.
Unico Dep6sito en- Puerto Rico
-FerrGn = Ssrrot, San Francis
IN 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
YinO8 de RUEDA 7 T0R0I
TIET0 7 BLANC0,
BE 20 HAS SRLRCfO QUT 81 COIOCl.
AL PuBLICO,

AcAban De rsCibiEse, en- la tienda La
Usi6n OastSI!ana, de Manuel Luengo
TstuAn so, y en- Ia de Guillsrmo Gar.
cia, San jose ndm. l, los magnifccs J
acredisAdoa yinos tintos y blanco de
Rueda : TorO (OastiI a., , Sc detallan
por botsllss, garrafOnes, cuartos y me.
diAs pipas, & preciOs eonvenciOnAles.
T6ngAse en- cuentA que las citAdss
tienda8 con les dnicas que reciben tsD
XquisitOe vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08

Be han roojlido en- esta Impren.
t8 los BtgUjen as:

BE han Tooibido en- esta Impren.
ta los BlgUjea' os:
! FORMULARIO Criminal, POI
Abella.
Up. Megist a, por Bouchardat.
FISlCA, 70 Ganot.
TENEDTRlA De Libros, por
Oastanos.
bECRETAR D OOkERCIAL. Cir
culare.. o&raa.u 9atos de servicios, en-
srada 20 TaJac.3rea, csrtae do cr6dito,
2sTtas da llsEol. l.c2i6n y dc recomendA-
zion 5oma q oormaa = demandss de
loticiRa, 0raaoes de bolsa, 6fdenes en-
.a3rcag, ou Deposition y comisionis-
las, dema-das d. Linero Q los que no
son comefclautes rebajas, letrAs de
Gamble, asarr1r participation, con.
slguactoues srsl' 'Qorte9, ssguros ; avr
lasg tTausacc.onas generates, per Hen
I PAgs, .saducldo del frunc6s por T.
Naleng. ] como an l2'. holandesa.
AMIGO DIS los nihos, por el Abate
Sab8tl3g, Aamen ado con vsrias f&bu-
Ina como ou I8'. lIolsDdeas.
Tradac;do, amplifcado y SdicionAdo
en- La Parte 60 Espa1a y America, por
una gooisdzd &c G. escdtores espaholes y
amricanoo,-2 tom)a en- s. de l20 pa
ginag csda Uno; ttEcesa edici6n, con
IN nuevo euplsmen %.
ATLAS gaosrdt.co de America
DieE = sisse mspas traEsdos con mu-
cho eamaro, ~3u IN resumen geogrAf.
co, poE N Est$vzroa.
LAS CIENCLA3 Nsturaies al
AIoaDca dc god Ei4os.-Programa de
Historic Natural, Ftaica y Quimica,
pog don Luis Dats 1ayoso>
HISTORIA Uni srsal para nif9s,
poF Luis Felipe 8s 1tjlla, RumsntAdA
pog n Ess5yanss ~~Ua tomo en- g.,
con 2l6 grabadoa rs }rossG ando vistRs
.mapa7. EasTsaos 90 lomhras cGIsbres
etc, asc,
GEOaBAFLA UNIVERSAL, fisi.
ca, polisloa y scoa3n lea, poe Luis Gre :
golTe, trad. de II, Est6vsnes, 3 tomos
eR &, con grabados, rnspas, cromos'
RobtRsoa gUigo. (ED, por Wysa,
Eotioia de- Uarloa H0dier. ! tomo On
g. ilustrado Goa m43 de 800 grahados
dibuJados Por gs0' Dargent, semeghi-
vi, GiE8Fdet, Baron, ,to. Tsla con plan.
cnas y oort8s doEadon.
TELBMAOO LAS avsnturas de)
pos Fsnsi5n. Irs3aoci6n cAstsllana,
.aumehtada Goa po1ss sobrs mitolo-
gja, geogEada hiasoFia. | tomo.
ARIIM ETIOA, (.rratade ds), por
don J0an OoFta1sr NuevR edicl6n
compIeta. tono an g. Tela.
BEEOp-OLLBNDORF - Gra-
mAtiCa FEanc8sa.
GAVLLAN.~-AritmGtica Alge-
bra, Ge0metria = Trigonometria
FOREB5.-- Hlstoria Universal,
RIEBA z TORHOSA.-- Agri.
| lCHtUra
ALBUMS para retratos, de todas
foFmas y preci 8.
IDEM LATINA pOr Escartin.
ANALISlS, POT Y izquez Queipo.
GUIA DEL BAUHILLER, por
! !. 4. S. Casado
| TORQU EN- LA HO.
IGUEkA, Eor GaIa6s.
/ AIIAU "0r iu-m.
/ NlON| Is. nor itam.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-01-08
Il YUBVl lGBSCIL NYRRiRIl
DE RAMON MORENO
q. - CRUZ = q.

Tengo el gusto de ofrecer al
pdblico en- general mis- servicioa
On 81 ramo 4 que me dedico.-Tre-
nes de adultOs y de parvulos de
gran lujO.-Trenes para viAtiCOs y
faroles.- Capills ardiente.- Ca
tsIfacos paro honrss y cuantC tra-
b8jo se nos cont1en, sirviendo & los
pueblos de la iala con aviso an
ticipado de ma hora. No sc pide
dinero anticipate.
Puerto Rico, "a de Diciembre
de 1888.