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The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
Skating.

bpun tnc isse one winter day
 ltttie maisien went to piAs
 Ami 1tet sS rs~an. she saw the tss, She thought she'd skate. tic vcsy nics. And half an hour W M she stayesi. And 4il stsout tho it,c she pinyed She catnid not hep but isitxh that she. Woe skatinx nicely ss you see Her cheeks had nov grown ckerry srcxi. And net wusd thc pasScn easd: And then tnto the hosxse xhe run And laughed that che had had such fan.
 HELEN A. isAACs. lThe sfsove wns written and comp0nsxi hy \ young sAdy. Axcd eeveu ycAxe. ehe in q niece sGoos fsaAou c1tisea, q. (. WiisCa, kp.l
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28

WE acknowledge receipt of invita- ton to attend the wedding of E. l.. keene to Miss Florence Cobb, July atll, at Beela,
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28

Mus, GROVER CLEVELAND was re- cetly elected to an honorary member ship in the Alabama Press Associa- tiun.N
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
WE want to see sixteen hundred and sixty Simon-pure democrats at the mass-speeting July sta. inst.

< PoRssA. Ark, has tho houor If send ing the first stalk of cotton to Mem
 phis, containing u square, this season.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28

''lT fixer and EAgic were both Demo crats. | should vote for Eagle. because .e Is infinitely the best man. K what n couple of Methodist ministers. who have each served as presiding elder. had to say of Mi fiser wh,ss they were visiting the sun office last week, - Monroe County Sun.
 That is what all the level-hcadcd preachers will say, throughout the state. regardless of denomination.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
------------------~ - - ptestaNss " od-Ak0 '

'cnres you while you wait.' Prompt and absolutely harmless. Contains no morphine, antipyrine, chloral, cocaine or other dangerous drug.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
Ck'm. D,morra,ic Ex. Com.

WE noticG ice k he i've shipped from Norway tp lhc tnited Statrs. Iha Mckinley hill should De amended sa as 10 protee, the infant industry of ie. manufacturing.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28

TAKE NOTICE FIzER, according to the Water Valley Miss Correspondent of the Memphis Commercial, WAS born and reared in that Mississippi town by an old lino and very rabid whig father. Tho correspondent states that Poly" grew up believing the Demo cratic party was next akin to sin and dishonor. So his opposition to democ- racy Is natural. and of lifetime growth; and not the result of Wheel erjstic inoOrulation.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
Do You Have heaaache?

Preston's niled-.tke" cares in i5 min. utcs. and IL won't cure anthing else.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
LE.,AL ADVERTISEMENTS,
NSsy:ssOr,,. NOrI1I;.

 NoTYCE is hercby given that win bc. in -.N passon or hy deputy. al thc following pinccs and times. fcs S~, purpose Of assessing the personal propeyts of St trOpcis county. Arkansas, for the year ISsi. fo-wsf; Aheaticy tow w.shir. at Wheailcy. June 7. ,. {. Noot~in to~y- [ip. at Gspd~i in. JGac .. 6. Prairie tow nsaip. af Palestine. June 9, 10. L'Anruilic tnw nshiP at Blble Union Church. June H. is Tciieo toNnship, at Caliwelrs s,hooi-house. June R. h.
 same tow nship. ut Colt Station. June 1s. Johnson tow nsbip, at Mrs. Icscas store, June E.
 saNe towSship, ut Ia,tmour's scheoI-house.
 June is ls Frpnks tow nship, at Mn brook, June :l. :t. same tow nship. at locona Church, June 25. same township. al Jack fipkins. bear Lin. dcu. June sss i'iaekrsh township, at is-N,ic Bayou Church
 June 0. Old Garland tow nship. at Franks X Goa July l. Nsixyts township, at widcncrs Schosl-hutssc,
 July :.
 same township, at Burnt Cane schoothousc, July $. Madison tuv nship. at Madison. July 9 Same township. at Forrest City. July l0. H.
 r.. Fl. lt. l6, r.. Is. and 1a An persons arr required to meet tbc Asses sor In the tow nshlps m which they rcsidc. ot they arc subject io delinquent penalty They arc also repuitcsl to list nj property they own the first Monday m June. iSHi.
 $. D. JEFFERSON. Assessor. N,rrest City. Ark. Aps., I'd. issO-
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
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Possesses the tonic, pur,is.ng properties ef q Sca tksih. curing al kscai skin and scalp dis s5sse-. pisapUs, hintshca. ecxer,a ,st CT sAainE. cic. u is made frum fsrtcriy ,aIrs raief,aia and Is nest hrtllne aud Ia, ir,ify,t- nk to tiac skin. keeping ft tn d fresh. e.ea, und hraltis condition. sai l.y druSs,sss saa faneN spnt dealers, or Scot hy lnaii uue cr,se Tor s5 S's. or three for docts hy the pru,lrictos.
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 NEW YORK
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
r 6ROWNS LHON DiYYERS

Curc< Indigestion. Bilio0snesa. Dysprp<ia Aala.
 riA, Netsousness, and General Debility. Physi. clans recommend it. All dealeu se.l It. 0opuinu has tsude mArk and creased nd lines on wrapper.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28
SEF FRNHClSCU, CEL. LOUISVILLE. ky. hEW v06x, ks.
GrNsltIe>s Modern Discovery TRIUMPH OF rHAEIUCY,

sNt N VII iAtI A AAN Iy l. II is one that promotes digestion, improves the appetite. ceanses the lvcr purihce the blood and stimulates brain and nerves without in- furious reactlon, and ono that may be taken alike hy adult or infant. Protanc compounds made of vile rum or bad whskcy. swcctenca aud favored. under the titles of hitters. tenies Se, produce cticcts far worse than the dise,,se for which they taken.
 Vinegar Bitters is a pure tonic a pervine without eing narcotic, a blood purifier with fut poison, Il ttNcr tonic without purging. and above Hii. a lits~gving stiulunnt without ulcs- ho' Tho only medicine with such powers in shc world.
 X GENUINE TEMPERANCE BEv BRACE. far surnassing alcohol in an. shape as q tonic and It might he called
 iiVuiD LIFE, since tt stimuiutoa. iuvit,oraitcs and regulates digestion. nutrition. secretion sNcgptian re, ei,lration, and all the functions whereby life 's maintained ~wc literally take sn vitality in spooustul.
 II K not i"o much io assert that the equal of vinegar iiitters does not exist. and noroun tor rart or comuouud with similar virtues has ever been known.
 CALIFORNIA 3t rennik kahie for nothing else would he l;i- nlurt1is@cd ht the production oi the medicinal Ertlit~. roots anh herbs of which thts ntttcre is composed. Mstul ut them used by the Indians and ttc mctise,i profession iu thc treatment of Dhliis ana levers, rheumatism, catarrtl con sumption, neuralgia. hca,ig,,hcs liver com p'a,e'. kidney dis,aee, Ja,ai'iicc, gout, piles, ltoiis. skin diseases, Nc. Nc. tpo niimelous Ia mcntlon, but easily understood when the acton uf the lStttcrS on the Vf,ai nlue.tttns Is remembered. Tue discovery was partly ncei. icnt. hn, Inc present
 rERrEcr EirIERs IS THE RESULT OF
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 Millions of sufferers have gratefully and SlaiiS endorsed, dnring the past atur,or uf q century, the wonderful sutrcsS uf this PHENOMENAL ]. TONIC or iilE WORLD. ln rfst"r tu meet every probable demand twt formulas oi tho same ingredients are naw put up.
 The old style "a stronger. si-ht;y b,t.or, and more cslthartis.
 The new styie. pleasant 10 tho taste. and eN- ptessiy adapted lo dclicatc women and ohil- Strcn.
 REMEMBER, lh"re is no dia.asc at low vitality. debility of tNhettons. or nervous prostratian for which NiNEsAk b.1TE!,S lS NOT CIEArlNE r.. and its singular power over tho lower orgn,,- lSlns renders it tho ipplacl3hie foe of THE DEADLY NlcRonE AND OMNI-
 PRESENT BACTERIA in maiar,al diseases. cholera, consumption. internal diseases, Ac, and so great is its power 2a a ketmtctie thlt tf is an
 VSEQUALLED NEiiMfFrGE. A hook could he written of iia Nirtues and another ot testimonials. but 1t is nec,Ss,lry l., >vmoHi"r It's general action urNn Inc isvcr tiVai brain and nerves. in r.si,s. It's tlss, in a hmlarty oi the ills that ilesh ia icir tu and thai no family shou.d over be without a bot tie ot
 OLD AND NEW STYLE VINEGAR FIT.
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The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28

TuH Little Rock Board of Trade have Issued niroular of greivanaes, setting fcrth the unsatisfactory mail service. It is addressed to the post master general, and tho Arkansas dale gation in congress. The cisGniar oites. that the press and ths people have done a'l they eonli to maintain the former high standard of service. but have failed. Ths long ruGs on the Iron Mountain railway Is suggested as . reason fur many shortcomings, and the postmaster general is told that some of the most efficient agents be- come so wearied on tlla long run they can scarcely perform the duties Ut all. We are slad some body found 1t ia their souls to make complaint, for the mail service in Arkansas is simply mis- erablc.
The Forrest City times., 1890-06-28

WK want to see the court-house so full of democrats on the 9th of July that their heels will hang out tho win dows. Come out. and if the party is not doing just as you think it ought. get up on your feet, open your mouth wide, and aay just what you think. That Is the way for democrats to do l; be fraternal In all that is said and done. and pull hard together, and the grandest victory on record is in store for the St. Francis democracy.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28
RAMMING ICE FLOES.
How This Is Accomplished by the Stronl
ly-Bullt Dundee Whalers.

How This Is Accomplished by the Strong
ly-Built Dundee Whalers.
No stronger vessels than those of the
Dundee whalers are built; they are from
four hundred to one thousand tons dis
placement have powerful, well-secured
engines to resist the shock of ramming
or stoppage of the propeller by ice, and
are built with an eye to the easy and
rapid replacement of rudder, propeller
and propeler-shaft if damaged, these
parts being carried in duplicate. Above
all other considerations, they possess
strength for ramming as well as resist
ance to lateral pressure when nipped.
Another very important feature is
that the bow shall have considerable
inclination, which permits the vessel,
when ramming very heavy ice, to lift
slightly and slide on it, thus easing the
shock and assisting the cutting action
of the bow with the downward crush
ing weight of the ship. In this way it
is possible for these steamers at full
speed to ram ice over twenty feet thick,
and receive no immediate incapacitat-
ing damage.
II the ice is not too heavy, the shear
like rise and fall Of the bow is repeat
ed several times as the vessel steams
powerfully ahead until her Roadway is
checked. The difficulty then is to ex-
tract the ship from the dock she has
cut by her advance; the foes press on
her sides, cakes Of ice and slush fill
her wake, and there is nothing but the
ice-hampered propeller with which to
overcome her inertia and draw back
out of the nip. Frequently this is in
sufficient, and the ship may be crushed.
Ensign A. A. Alderman, in Popular
Science Monthly.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28
MEANWHILE TENNESSEE sATURDAY,-JUNE g. 1890
HISTORICAL PuNs.
Some That Have Played q Form ,blt
Part in Politics and Diplomacy.

Some That Have Played Form' ID ,blt
Part in Politics and Diplomacy.
The Roman Bishops famous COM
pliment to the handsome Ang o-Saxon
captives, Not Angles, but angels,
had greater results than its actual
brilliancy might seem to merit; and
St. Leo doubtless had no idea when he
prayed to Heaven to aid Rome against
the invt ding Huns, land hurl back
these Tartars into the fires of Tar
tarus," that this punning prayer was
TO fix upon the unluclIy "Tartars" Gas
they were then called nickname that
would never die.
Such puns have more than once
played q formidable part in history.
France eXpiated by the devastation of
an entire province coarse and clumsy
play upon corpse and 'corpulence"
made by the French King in derison of
his terrible neighbor, William the
Conqueror, Charles VS. jesting
assertion that he could put
Paris in his glove (gant), though
meant only TO indicate the superior
size OF Client to the Paris OF that day,
stung Francis /. into the renewal of a
languishing war; One of Louis XIV. S
upstart favorites was driven from the
court by the biting pun that turned his
new title of Marquis de Vandiere into
marquis d'Avant-hier" (the day be-
fore yesterday.
The epigrammatic brevity of Sir
Francis brakes celebrated, but prob
ably mythical, dispatch announcing the
rout of the Armada which consisted
of the single word "Cantharides," i. e.,
the Spanish fy-has been twice paral-
leled in our own age. Sir Charles
Napier and Lord Dalhousie respective
| ly announced the annexation of Scinde
and that Of Dude in one word apiece,
'Peccavi, Ihave sinned (Scinde), and
"Vovi," l have vowed (Oude). Equally
historical is the bitter pun that changed
the name of the sluggish Admiral Tor
rington to Admiral Tarry-in-town.
Napoleon (who was no man for light
jesting) is credited with only single
pun, and that a rather poor one, Dur
ing his great Italian campaign Of
1867 he replied to lady, who won
dered to find acch Z famous man sc
young; II am young to-day, but to-
morrow shall have Milan" ii. e.,
'nille ans" a thousand years.. A
much better joke was that made on the
great conqueror himself by an italian
Countess, who, hearing him say: 'Al
Italians are traitors replied, pointed
ly: Not all of them, but good part
(Buo-na-parte). Equally neat, an(
even more grimly significant was Bis
marck's answer to a person who was
specializing how much the impending
war of 1870 would cost France. mo
much" said the Iron Count; "only tw'
Napoleonsm- David Ker, in Harper
Magazine.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28
The Care of the Piano.

Il is not generally known that it is
injurious to stand a piano against the
outer walls of the house; neither
should it be left in very cold or damp
room. Nothing affects the instrument
so quickly as dampness, and no piano
will long stay in tune which is subject
to dampness. Close piano as soon as
you are through practice. 1t is inju.
rious to leave it open, especially so
when it stands before a window on
which the sun is shining brightly.
Allow the tuner to tune the piano at
least twice a year, as it is almost i'm
possible to keep it at CONCERT pitch if
it is not tuned Us often rs this. N. Y.
Tribune.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28
Valuable Household Hints.

Clear boiling-water will remove tea
stains and serenaders from beneath
your windows
A ripe tomato or soft boiled egg drop
ped on the floor makes an effective
study for sunset for young artists.
A tablespoonful of turpentine ignited
with a sulphur match is good for
burned hands.
A good umbrella cover for rainy days
is made of oiled silk.
Hot water mixed with corrosive SUBJ
Innate will take the starch out of col
lars and cuffs.
The practice of catching birds by
means .of putting salt on their tails
is no longer fashionable. -Harper's
Bazaar.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28

Scribner's Magazine for July begins
the eighth volume of that periodical,
which promises to contain many feat
ures of remarkable interest. This
issue is especially well suited to the
season-containing articles on Surf
bathing, the building Of Birdsnests,
and on Suburban Houses-all of them
deliberately illustrated. A prominent
physician of New Orleans tells of a
voyage which he took in a SLAYER,
many years ago; the editor of the
Evening Post discusses the citizens
rights to his own reputation, and
there is plenty of entertaining fiction
in the second instalment of the strik-
ing anonymous serial, Jerry" the
short story by the author of "Expia-
tiOn," and the conclusion of Harold
Frederick's successful historical nov.
ell, which has been so widely noticed
during the year.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28

The old pumping station of the
Nashville water works was destroy
ed by fire last Saturday night. The
four Worthington pumps in use
there were not materially injured,
and were at work again by Tuesday
night.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28

The saddle and harness makers of
Knoxville are out on a strike. Their
employers have telegraphed to Gin
cinnatti for men and say they will
not accede to the demands of the
strikers.
A starch trust combined with a
capital of fifteen million dollars, is
largest of recent monopolies.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28

Several deaths have occurred in
Chicago by sunstroke, and many peo-
pie are Frustrated by the intense heat.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28

1t is said that it will require$2, OOO,-
600 to get foundations for the enor-
nous buildings of the great Worlds
Fair.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-06-28
NASHVILLE MARKET REPORT.

Corrected from the Nashville american
every Thursday evening.
WEDNESDAY, June 25.- JObbers
and wholesale people are fairly well
satisfied with the volume of busi>
ness doing, as it compares favorably
with that for the same time last year.
Collections on old scores are getting a
little slow, but good proportion of
cash is being paid down on current
orders.
There is nothing new to note today
in groceries. Sugar is a little weak
at quotations. Coffee rules steady.
a light business is doing in provis-
ions. Country produce prices re-
main about as on yesterday. Eggs
range from s! to cents in first hands.
Butter is very dull. Corn easy at
quotations, and feedstuffs dull.
Wheat, from wagons,good dry, new, so to So
Corn, from wagons..... ............""4l% to A
Corn Meal..... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...,.
81 to 81
Hay, prime timothy, per ton. $1,000 to 140O
Dried Apples. ..."..........".,,.....".413 to 5
Dried Peaches, halves" to Az
quarters. to
Dried Blackberries ......................... to 4
feathers, PRIME. ............... 5000" to Al
Glnsengj ury".."....",,.. ................. $40
''..,......'.,.'."..0t 10
Eggs.'"''"''..''. TO
Chickens, frying
hens ........................,.......,.
Irish Potatoes, per Dbl .................... 2.75
Wool, unwashed, to "a
tubwashed,,. ,,..................... "a to 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
MovIMIENTo DE BUQUEs.
EETRADAs DH TRAvEsfA.

De Barcelona y escalas, vapor
espanol " Buenos Aires," de 1854
toneladas, captain G.. Cebada, q
). de Ezquiaga, Is fls sacos A
Ohavarri q Go, 10 G l flo teiidos.
A Ahumada &c Co., 10 G tejidos.
A Francisco Font, 25 81 garbanzo., j,
. ST ffijoles. 2 ST lentejas, 25 latas
piment5n, 5 id almendras, 2 fds
espart, A Sores de J. Hernaiz &
Co., tejidos. A A. Mayol s.
Co., 2 i; aceite, 2 i'd aceitunas V
otros, i'd pieles, 3 i'd hero, l fdo
alparg tas, / o tejidos, l & perfu-
meria otros, 4 q papel y otros, l
I'd CLAY s. A Coma ez Y Alfonso,
5OI4 p vino. A Trigo Cividanes
8 90, 6 calzado. A Moreno
Santi ; Co., 5 6 perfumeria y
otros. A A. Lynn, l q mapas, 3
id libr ). A Egozcue v Clos, 30
grfns mendras. A s. Melon s.
Oo., 8 O tejidos, l id leche. A
Scrs de Orcasitas & Co, 2 q para
guas. A Piza hermanos, II d al
pargatas y calzado, 6 fds, 2 d tell
dos, B id papel, 3 id MADEIRA. A
j. Pen 4, 4 6 tejidos. A Mendiza-
bal & o., IL q 2 fds tejdos. A
Font idal & Co, l d naipes, Z i'd
calzad 3 i'd tejidos; A Sores de
Q. Pra ) &; Co., 400 d pasta. A
Herna : & Co, 8 g tel dos, para
guas J otrOs, l flo, % q tejidos, l
I'd calzado. A j. NJ. Izquierdo &
Co., 292 brls aceitunas. A Rube,t t
hermanos, l O cartones, 45l4, 293
brls vino. A Vicente & Co., 25,4
vino Il B, 2 q tejidos, 3OI4 PIP vino
Torres, 40l4 PIP vino Navarro Sol.
A Julian Matienzo, 8 q tejidos.
A Oaldas & o., 5Ol4 vino. A
Azpdrua y Co., l q tejidos y otros.
A j ochoa = Hmuo, 50[4 vino, 8
fds sacos. A Scrs de J. Sala s. 90 /,
1904 vino. A Sierra g. Go, 1904
PIP vino, l i'd tejidos, 25O brls aoei-
tunas. A Francisco Delgado, O
carne. A Angel Vasconi / O car
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12

Ique saldra para la Habana el 80
SO enb1rrarfn los Sres. Oonde ds
Paris Duqne de Charities.
El Oopde ha tornado pasaje dc
incognito, Y ell duque 10 Ia hechC
con su nombre propio.
El obieto de su viaje es vis tar la
Repdblica Meiicana.
Por el ministerio de Ultramar sc
publica hoy en- la G0cetG una Real
Orden excitando al Ministerio fs-
cal q que proceda contra ell peri6-
dico 81 Pats, 6rgano del senor
Ruiz Zorrilla, por haber publicado
un artfculo tornado de La Discn-
sion de la Habana con motive de
los desfalcos descubiertos en- Ia
Junta de la Deuda de la Isla de
Cuba.
e Gobierno ha contestado mega
tivamente & un Sensdor, que en- la
session de hoy lie pregunt6 81 era
cierto que ell Sr. CASTELAR, hubiese
dirjC do una carta al Presidente
del onseio de Ministries feIicitan-
do s. NJ. la Reina.
L carta fu6 dirigida al Secreta-
rio particular de s. M.
Intervino en- ell debate ell senior
Abarzuza, diciendo que Sc adhere
On Dombre de los posibilistas q la
manifestation expresada en- Ia car
ia del sefior CASTELAR,, anunciando
que iDgIesaran en- las filas del par
lido fusionista cuando Sc haya
aprobado el sufragio universal.
Madrid, 29.-Ha continuado hoy
en- ell Ccngreso, con mucho calor, Ia
discussion empezada aver.
Pronuncio IN discurso ell senior
Romero Robledo, el cusl ataco
,dursmente al senior Sagasta, con-
testandole este en- ell mismo tono.
Ell senior Romero Robledo, en- la
rectificaci6n, estuvo mas en6rgico
ann que en- su discurso, Y termin6
diciendo que no entrara en- la con.
ciliaci6n, y que jamas tratara de
asuntos polfticos con ell senior Sa.
gasta.
a consecuencia de este discurso,
dfcese que el senior Romero Roble.
do iba resuelto 4 romper compile
tamente, porque esta hacienda los
principales trabajos con objeto de
facilitar Ia formation de nm Minis.
terio Martinez Oampos- -Camacho,
despu6s de aprobado el sufragio
universal, y que por esa raz6n hi
20 en- su discurso un verdadero pro-
grama de Gobierno.
81 Oongreso acord6 anunciar las
horas de session para el pronto des.
pacho de los asuntos pendientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
BANCO ESPANOL
DE PUERTO RICO.
COnvocatoria Jaa.a general ordinaria.

CohcocotCftad JRfNd general oFdtn0ftdt
AcordAds por ell Oonsejo de Go.
bierno en- session de Is de Enero tiltimo
10 celebrAcIon de 10 Junta General or.
dinAria que prescribe ell art. AZ de los
Estatutos J habiendo fjAdo al efecto 10
ana de 10 tarde del "a del actual, el
que suscribe cumpliendo 10 que dis
pone Ell art. 7S del ReglameEto, con.
voca para dicha Junta qae deberS efsc.
tuarse en- los Sslones del Estableci.
misnto { los Sres. accionistas con
derecho de aeisteDcia.
Dsdes esta fecha qneda fijsda al pd'
blico 10 lista de dichos Sres. formads
con arreglo D los articnlos 3S y siguisn
tes de los Estatutos; advirtiendoss
los interesados que deber&n proveerse
en- Ia Secretsria de este Banco de 10 CO.
rrespondiente pspeleta de entrada, des-
de el l6 al 20 del actual q las horae
ie o6cins, = que siendo reglAmentaric
el dar principlo d las Juutas 4 la hors
sefiaIada, debsrAn prsssntarse las pa.
peletas refsridas desde las IL del dis
dssignado para la formAci6n de Ia Opor.
tuna lista de concurrentes.
Puerto-Rico, Febrero 3 de 1890.
El Subgobernador.--J. III. Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
COMMERCIAL
NOTICIAS Y ANUNCIOS.

ne, l ST garbanzos. A Palacios &
Co., II q papel, 1854 vino, 2 d
salchich6n, 400 6 pasta, $50 d pa
sas. Rotnlado a varios, 80 bultos,
& la orden: H B 25l4 vino. Boada
25[4 vino. MP1 q fd tejido y
otros. f M 500 brls aceitunas
A Nj / q pieles. s g MOO G im.
presos. NJ GA q papel. s M6 d
calzado NJ r q calzado. M P O
6 pieles.
De Nueva- York, goleta america.
na "Louisa A. Grout" de 14S tone.
ladas, ca Joseph Hatch, & Latimel
y Fernal lez. A Alexandra Suarea
425 G gas de todas clases. A Scrt
de O. Prats &c Co., 210 d gas. A
Oaldas y Co., $50 q gas. A g. Bo.
lfvar & Co, 48 q carton. A Ar
mas y j lenez, 20 brls tia. A G.
? 20I3 snteca, 10 d idem, 4 d
tocineta. 50 G galletas, 200 atdos
APPEL, 1U brlsIchicharos, 600 q gas
200 g pasta.
De Portlant, goleta americans
Emma," de 336 toneladas, cspitar
'. Littleiohn, & Orosas = Finlay,
2,SS2 ? ;Sas, y 453 atados tablas
iao Bli co, Ii, 156 i'd tablas Pr
40 Spru, ,.
sALIDAs De TRAvEsfA.
Ninguua.
siLlDAs DR oABoTAJE.
Ninguna.
ESPAOHAPOS.
Vap. esp. "San Juap," para Fa.
iardo y ruta.