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Smyrna times., 1891-03-04
Registers Order.

RFeIsrERs OFFICE. KENT COUNTY, DELL
DOVER, February 4th, 1891.
Trpon application Of ALEX. G. CUMMINS
~ VTITfAM POLK CUMMlNS, Executors
~ GE0RGF W. CUMMlNS, late Of Duck
Creek Hundred, in said County, deceased, 1t is
Crdered and directed by the Register that the said
49, n Cummins and Vim. Polk Cummins
1--WE notice Of the granting o. Letters
Parliamentary upon the estate of the SAID
deeeased. by causing advertisements 10 be posted,
,gjthIn forty days from the date OF such letters,
a. six Of the most public places In the County o.
Went reouiring all persons having demands
eai5st ire estate 70 present the same or abide by
a5 Acf Of Assembly In such case made and pro-
~ ttad and also cause the same to be inserted In
" TIMES. a newspaper published in Smyrna
Del and continue therein weeks.
D Given under the hand and seal OF ONCE o.
the Register aforesaid, at Dover, Ken
lsEAL.l County aforesaid, the day and year above
J. L. HEVERIN, REGISTER.
I'D
NOTICE.
| An nersons having claims against the estate Q
aFoRGF w. CUMMlN5, deceased, must presen
,te ssne duly attested, 70 the undersigned on
| haeore the 4th day Of February. 1897, or aba
~ ne Act OF Assembly In such care MADE an
provided. Alex. G CtMMINs,
WIN POLK CUMMINS,
Executors.
Address: Smyrna. Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04
Clarence PHettyman.
NOTICE.

I hereby give notice that I intend to
make application at the present session of
the Legislature of Delaware for bill of
diVOrcement from my husband, Stephen
b. jackson, on the ground Ofdesertion.
MOLLIE JACKSON.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

GRAND LODGE SESSION. Grand
Lodges of Delaware, Maryland, New
Jersey and Virginia, A. o. o. w, will
hold its annual session in Odd Fellows
Hall, Wilmington. beginning March II
and continuing two or three days.
About $50 delegates, representing a
membership of about 5000 will be pre-
ent. During the session he Clayton
House will be the headquarters of the
Grand Body
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04
Maryland Items.

Prof. Thomas Topping has been
elected to succeed the late Prof Faller-
field as principal of the ChestertOwn
school.
Eastou, Md, houses will be num-
bered in anticipation of the establish
ment of n Tree postal delivery.
The steamer POcOmOke, for the
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company,
was launched Monday afternoon at
the yard of the Harlan & HOllings-
worth company, Wilmington.
Professor VIM. u. FallOw6eld, prin
cipal of the Chestertown, Kent County
Public School, died at his home in
! Chestertown Sunday week, after an
Hines of two weeks, aged fifty years.
| He leaves wife aud four small chill
dren.
A hen on the farm of Mrs Hanna,
near Eastou, Md has made a nest in a
tree. She appropriated a squirrels
uest and flies up to it every day TO
iay Au egg in il. This Is remarkable
circumstances as domestic fowls seldom
build nests in trees.
The death of Senator Wilson sent a
thrill of possibility through every pro-
minent Democrat on the Eastern
Shore. Every county has one or more
.Anditates, unless il is Caroline. Three
nave been mentioned for Cecil, State
Senator John ). Writ, Albert COnsta
BILE. ESQ, and Hon. J. Black Groome
Governor jackson will start to-day
for Pensacola, Fla, thence to Alabama
and expects TO be away ten days ol
two weeks.
Speaking of the United States Sena
torshiu Governor jackson said "Un
less there should he an extra session
Congress, which do not apprehend
and there being so many candidate
and so general a scramble for the plac
the probabilities are that l shall not ap
Doint Judge Wilson's successor unit
lust before the meeting OF the mex
Congress in December. In my Judg
ment. this is wise. all things cOnslc
cred.
Florida Peaches.-Mr. J. }. Lewis
+ an intelligent aud successful farmer {
! Prices Station, Queen Anne's county
ia much pleased with his recent invest
. ments in Florida. He has fine plan
tation there and young peach or
chard of 8. 900 trees. The trees wer
in bloom some time ago and the rlp
:, Deaches will be in Northern market
u in NAV. Mr.. Lewis proposes to s.
< out 600 additional trees the comm
o spring. so satisfactory have been u
!, result5 from the FIRST venture. In
j soil. he says, is what is termed muC
Iand.n and is Of wonderful deDt
The variety of peach grown Is u
= Peento. Kent NelOs.
Q Weddings at CentreUiIle.-J. Milf
Is ArringdaIe aud Miss MOllie Z. LlggI
u, were married in the Methodist ZIP
"a coDal church at Church Hill.
ID "wednesday afternoon Theodore WI
bert of Church Hill, and MISS JOSEF
inc Jolly, of Kent county, late OF b
D. timore. we're married in ChesterI0'
sn nv the Rev. J. A. Arters. On we
81 nesday evening Jefferson DAVIS d
" Miss Susie Starkey were marrieu
u the Methodist Episcopal parsonage
'e, the Rev. I. A. Arters, both parties
10 ing from the vicinity of t'hurch ID
Al the same hour on "Wednesday eV'
inv Mr.. Fleetwood and Miss Everl
eIs ham were married near wye MINIS,
Ih a handsome reception was gwen u
eI, at the residence of l.. ID. EVerlnsh'
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

DRY GOODS BY MAII.---Out Of Town
Customers will be served through our perfectly
organized Mail Order Department.
Send for shopping Companion containing
f1l! Catalogue and Prices.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

HIM .,rl Is under $500 bail
3 ,;,,,I1a, ., to an-wer a charge Of
,hsck iOrglnS'
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

,,,,dl.town dog chased a rabbit
4 MILE MILE nursery tank and both
we're drowned
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Ice PLANT FOR MILFORD.-A company
has been organized for the manufacture
of ice iu Milford. John B. Smith was
elected president and 8. J. Abbott
secretary. The incorpOrat ors named
in the bill are ] B. Smith, S. J. Abbott
D. Reis, G H. Draper, Joseph E. Hol.
land aud Isaac S. Truitt. They will
put in the very best machinery at au
estimated cost of over $2O.OOO. 10 man.
uiacture from 10 to IL tons daily.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

TH 3
| -
~ IZSsz2slZIl m
The EMERY SHIRT
is recognized by
the trade as being
the best WHITE
SHIRT in the mar
ket, and is steadily
growing in favor.
They are the product
of skillful work
m anship, judicial
and careful selec-
tiOn of material,
and one Ofthe most
important features
is thst fit, which is
next to perfection.
Ready made or made to
meauTe.
If you are not already
wearing the Emery
Shirt then give it {
trial.
EDWARD G. WALLS
Fine Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Trunks,
Valises, Canes, Um-
brelas, etc.
MAIN ST SMYRNA, DEL.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

McCoy, and Is very valuable proper
ty. The two farms include over 600
acres, and Is probably as fine land as
can be found in the county.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

sam snalI Lee. lse'ursd 'n'; at S'"f0Fd on
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

s,a, ."an oh Trains.
snV. ,ns2s. 1855, A. n, s.42' 4.4O p NJ
edo sOrin, a,o,1dA.A. "a t4O. n.55, 1852.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

n.. ,vo most important things in
ine i. '" are the appointments and the
5isappOintmen'S.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

The steamer POcomoke, for the
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company,
was launched Monday afternoon at
the yard of the Harlan & HOllings-
worth company, Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04
J. B. COOPER.

FOR DYsPEPsIAs
Indigestion, and stomach disorders. uss
RRoWNsS IRON B1TTERs.
An dealers keep Il, 81 per bottle. 0ennlno -
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

,;.,,,iye mop may be given at
A LegsiS','N
Dorsr shortly
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

v AL State Items
........l..nL In Million.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

NEEDLEssLY ALARMED. F caring
that the bond investment bill recently
introduced into the Legislature by
representative Ridgely may iniure
them, the members of the Order of
HeptasOphs, Shield of Honor and An
cient Order of United W0rkmen have
appointed committees to wait upon
the Legislators aud request the killing
of the measure.
1t is authOritatively stated, however
that the bill will not affect societies
which promise to pay only sick, acci-
dent or death benefits, out is aimed to
kill in Delaware such schemes as the
Order of Fraternal cooperation, etc.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

~. D,yer Board OF Trade is nego-,
Inc I'm psrties TO establish a pearl
s,o sa,,o1 factory there
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04
Spring Dress Goods

The finest display ever opened
Now is their fullest and freshest time
Counters OverhOwing-cOme and see
Our Basement
Be sure and visit our Basement
To home-keepers it is one of the mos
fascinating spots in the store.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Prof. Thomas Topping has been
elected to succeed the late Prof Faller-
field as principal of the ChestertOwn
school.
Eastou, Md, houses will be num-
bered in anticipation of the establish
ment of u Tree postal delivery.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Says the Milford Chronicle of Friday:
The first peach buds in full bloom
this season were shown to us last Tues
day, by VIM. E. Truitt, and we are
sorry TO add that the orchards in this
part of Delaware are just ready to Op
en- their buds in full bloom. With six
weeks before settled spring weather
may be expected, it is fair to presume
that the peach crop this year will be
very small indeed, if not a total failure
Farmers who can grow corn TO advan
tage, will find at the present prices
from sixty to seventy cents a bushel
that corn will he more profitable thar
peaches in 1891.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Fg SMYRNA TIMES.
IDD -. y7mo, DeI.,
,...s.y Afternoon March 4 1891
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

lew y ". Ingram has sold for Mrs.
tie ~. y. Clark, Of Madison, Wisconsin,
tie ne,sn nn OF SS2 acres, bordering on
70 b. i1a~are I ee and Chesapeake Canal,
lhs a. y Mccoy, for $4,000 cash.
-" adloins the stock farm Of DR..
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

,..n Williams, cOlOred, is incar-
'UnJ .nd in Wilmington for a theft of a
sslS.T .aSsOaper FROM doorstep.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Ara sssAr SEAT INDUcEMENT.-IfyOur eyes
caa aahhg do not neglect them but
slrss. once on Prof. Well, 305 Market
Rsn wilmington, Del, and have
puressa~a CANNED free. II you wish 70
q es.lse a. 1Old Spectacles or eye glass.
Ia NJ holiday gifts, examine our stock
RcoSs sess @ and cheapest line Of optical
lortbao ~ me Peninsula, prices reduced
/ e ~, holidays. Glasses exchanged
suitable, free Of charge.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

The death of Senator Wilson sent a
thrill of possibility through every pro-
minent Democrat on the Eastern
Shore. Every county has one or more
candidates, unless it is Caroline. Three
nave been mentioned for Cecil, State
Senator John ). Writ, Albert Consta-
BILE, Esq, and Hon. J. Black Groome.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

A., - : about time that the legislative
zen s'e@ OF granting divorces in Della
~, .e was remOdelled. Il is asserted
IN. ~ y she divorce feature Of the work Of
msoeaeral Assembly j. considered so
sora.,nt sos.sant that members Of that body
sIso,,I'ules owe their nomination and
vor"e v.'On 70 pledges to urge certain di-
Nse. o'ils to passage. Morning
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

WESLEY Cooper, father of DR.. Peter
l. Cooper, of Wilmington, and q prom
inent farmer Of Kent county, died at
bis home on Saturday night, after a
lingering illness, resulting from an at
tack Of la grippe, contracted about one
year ago.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Measles arc
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Wilmington philanthrophist offers
a A""I6 SI6ON homestead as u home
- e',.i mea and aged couples.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Sperry Hearn of Delmar Committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the head on Wednesday morning Feb
ruary .. A despatch from Delmar
On Wednesday gave the name Of the
suicide as Luther A. Hearn.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

The legislature viii receive no new
An.,ness after March 20. Those per-
sons wishing legislation had better at
tend to it at once.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

DELAWARE PENsIONs. Original in
valid pension certificates have been
granted 70 the following named resi-
eesnls Of this state: F. Oscar Bennett,
Aarcellus Benson and Thomas B. In
gram; Increased pension to James Lee,
s9d an original widows pension to
Mary Thompson.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Tne Odessa Crea,uery paid its pa
luu. 81 10 per manned pounds for
lbelr nils 10, JanuLrN; st Georges,
NOS and Sas-a ra-, 81 l6
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Registrar of Wiz, James L. Hever-
il. who has aceh cuff ed 10 hls bed
for some Time. IA krINn worse aud Is
now III a critical rOudIuOn.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Professor VIM. q. FaIlow6eld, prin-
cipal Of the Chestertowu, Kent County
Public School, died at his home in
Chestertown Sunday week, after an
Hines of two weeks, aged fifty years.
He leaves wife aud four small chill
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Iii reported trat The lobbyists who
used to haug around the Capitol at
Dover, have cume tu the conclusion
thst money has no influence with the
members Of the present General Assem-
bly,. That is CRAFTY ing.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Wllniugtuu's City Council "lll ask
tbe Legislature 10 donate $50O Tor tao
widow OF Ch4rle, w SCHULTZ, the MUIR
dered police Oliicrr.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

Fishermen are preparing their nets
i9r an early run of -hAd, which, with
Me continuance Of the mild weather,
viii be taken in the Delaware Bay in
ABOUT TWO weeks. Herring, which
pfecede the early run of shad by about
VSO weeks, have already made Their
appearance in the river.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

The Wyoming Canning Company,
whose factory has been located at
Sebyville for two years, are taking
down their buildings, and are going to
remove them together with their con.
tents, to Chapel, NIL, where they will
can tomatoes in the future.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

A hen on the farm of Mrs. Hanna,
near EastOu, Md has made nest in a
tree. She appropriated squirrels
uest and flies up to it every day to
lay Au egg in il. This Is remarkable
circumstances as domestic fowls seldom
build nests in trees.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

sheriff summons Will ask the New
Castle county Levy Court 10 enlarge
me- ii-,ard ami inrruduce peuiten-
liar, discipline.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

The "peacn yeilo"s" cure of W. B..
Croft of Odessa g., sad 10 be valuable
mixture for iA. determination of the
disease The legislature will inquire
inln ifs eiicArN
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

William R. McCAbe, of Selbyville,
has gone to Norfolk, Va, where he
With others, expects 20 purchase a site
On which to locate the planning mills
aad box factory now being run ia Sell
oyville, by the Selbyville Lumber and
Box Company, of which Mr.. McCabe ID
principal owner.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04

VERDICT AGAINST THE w &N. r.
mary NJ. Ash, Of COatesville, Pa,
Ne sss awarded Wednesday, verdict In
~" -O Onester county court, Of $500
s1inst the Wilmington & Northern
,.A'toad. = Mrs. Ash brought suit
s recover $4,000 for the death of her
,,.oand, who was killed on the Will
uB'on & Northern road in 1889.
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04
Upholstery Department
TABLE COVERS

Chenille, Tapestries, silk and Velours
all sizes. A fewVelOurs at greatly redneed
prices and q good collection Of Chenilles
which came in under the old Tariff and are
consequently much below the ruling
prices of to-day.
This same thing is true of our
Smyrna times., 1891-03-04
MATTRESSES

With Extra Long Hair known as Super Extra
Drawings, with good Tick, 40 lbs. when made
S2G,50.
Extra Drawings, SIS.
No ! Drawings, $3.50.
No Drawings, SIT.
No l Black Hair, Sl6.50.
South American Pure Long Hair Sl5.
No IL Black Hair, Sl450
No Black Hair $3.50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
s6 Maule6n por el Pbro d. Rafael
Fernandez. de Salinas.
Una carta de BaIm1Ce ia,

El Herald, cuyas notlcias tele
graflcas con referencia & los suce
SOS recienteme1te Ocurridos Obi
le han sido In admiration del nun
do, Y FL primero en- dar la MOTTO;
de la expedici6n a Sur de la escua
dra y ejercito congresionistas, =
primero y 1nieo en descrlbir e
combate de AcOocagua, el prime
TO en- dar la noticis de Ia ro
ia y suicidio de B4lmsceda, pu
biica integra y en- su orig ma
forma castellana, la cs'ta one 81
finado Presidents dirigio al Minis
tro de la Rep6bIica Argentina en-
Santiago, sefior Uriburu, en- cUys
casa IS habia aislsdo. Como do
cumento do indudable interes his
t6rico & la vez que pat6tico, repro.
ducimos, prescindisndo de 10 que
tiene de personal 8 intimo, esta
carts, que dice ssi:
Santiago, Septiembre 10 de 1891.
Mi querido senior y amigo Como
10 hemos hablado y usted 10 sabe,
necesito dsr desenlace & Ia aitua
ci6n en- que me encuentro. No de
bO prolongar por mas tempo ell
generoSo asilo que me ha prestsdo
en- momentos que recomiendo q los
mios como squellos en- que he re
cibido ell mayor servicio en- la vida
La exacerbaci6n de mis- enemi-
gos es capaz, si Sc descubre mi re-
sidencia, de extremidades que evil
tare con ell mayor sacrif1c.o que
puede hacer IN hombre de Amino
entero. Sabe usted que he desc
chado el canine de la evasion va
gar, porque 10 estiuo indigno del
homhre que ha regido los destinos
de Chile, sobre todO para excusar
Ia msno de Ia revoluci6n tr;unfan-
te.
Por ESQ habia decidido esponta
pcnerme 4 disposition
de la Junta de Gobierno, esperanto
jmperasen en- amparo de todos la
Constitution Y las leyes. Acusa
dos Y procesad s, presos 6 fugitivo-
todos los jefes Y cficIales de- ej6r
cito, todos los enadores y diputa
dos, los municiDios, el poder JUDI
cial, los funcionarios pdblioos de
to Ios los 6rdenes de s-rvicios, Y
arrastrado 20, que solo soy justioia
BILE ante el Oongre,o, a a justicis,
representsda p jueces especiales
Y p.rtidarios de IA revolucI6n, para
resp nder con nuestras p rsonas y
nuestros biene- de cuanto hemos
hecho en- ell gobierno, como 81 no
huber mos sido gobit rno, SO hs
implautado la arbltrariedad en- for
ma que he perdido toda esperanza
de que Sc obrsse con justicia,
Visit 9 ell espiritu Y tendfncis de
la revolucion hecha goberno, M
Qutd4 mas camiuo one prolongar
81 asilo, 10 cual no debo nj puedo
hscer. 6 ell sac if1cio. iOialA esto
alieie & mis- amjgos de las persecu
Clones one SO les hacen, crey-DdO
asi sbstirme Y cfenderme mas vi
lDios sea p adoso con
el h"mbre que cae q los golpes de-
infortuniom
(ReproducidoJ.
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OTROS LIBROS.

COMPILATION de las disposi.
clones organizes de la A1ministr a.
ci6n de Justicia en- las provincial
ie Ultramsr, preoedida de una In
troducci6n hist6rlca, anotada ,
concordada con 10 legislaci6n ante
rior y ia de Ia Peninsula, y con las
ieyes procesales, y seguida de va
rios appendices, comprsnsfvas de In
Icy de uni6caci6n de 10 de Agosto
de 1885. Q; decreto ley de emplea.
dos de Ultramar y las demas dis
posiciones vigentes, por Ramon
Sanchez Ocafia, auxiliar del Minis.
terio de Gracia y Jdsticia Y Redac.
tor de la /" Revi-ta de los Tribuna.
itsm. Edici6n de 1891.
FORMULARIO Criminal, Abe
ila. 80
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RECAUDACI6N
Or CoNFRIBUCI0NEs DBL RSTADo
EN- LA CAPITAL.
AV I 8 O..

AF 50.
oumpliendo con 10 dispuesxto en- el articulo
"A del Reglamento general para Ia imposition,
administration y cobranza de la contribution
industrial y de comercio, sprobado por Real
Decreto de "a de Diciembre de 1875; el
IS de la instruction para Ia cobranza de los de.
nitos por contribution ,s de 80 de Junio del
do de 1885, hago preseate, que, durante
iiez dias, contar desde Ell 1'. de Novbre
.'roximo, Sc procedera por los cobradores de as-
I'd Reoaudacion { Ia cobranza { domicilio de la
correspondence al primer trimestre del aiio
sconomico actual de l89l-92, por la contribu.
aon Territorial industrial de Oomercio.
vencido dicho termino, los que no 10 hubie.
son satisfecho podrSn verihcarlo en- esta re.
cardacion, sta en- la Gale del Cristo ntmero II,
oajos, durante otro plazo de cinco dias, que ter
minara ell l5 del mismo Novbre; en- Ia inte-
hsencia deque, transcurrido este tltimo termi-
40, se procederA al cobro por Ia via ejecutiva,
segdn 10 prevenido por terminates 6rdenes de
IN Intendencia y en- el srtfculo IA de Ia citada
instruction, aplic&ndose los deudores las
,'snas establecidas en- los articulos 10y "a do
10 misn.a.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para conocimiente
lie los contribuyentes quienes concierns.
Puerto Rico, l8 de Octubro de l89l.--Rl
Reoaudador,
Antonio M. de Audrey
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0PERiUIUAES so aaE e. sUsLLE.

Por L 8 Fernandez A Baquer'
& Gaudara, 55 brls mauzanas. A
j. Ochoa y H'nno, 80 d arenqaes.
A Francisco Fopt, 10 q pescado.
A Pablo Piheiro. 5 brls pspas. A
M BalIesteros, 81 brlA macareIas
A Gonzalez y Perez, 2 brls aren
que,.
Por J Ochoa y Hmno: A G.. Bo.
livar s. Go, 5 jls jAmones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21

Essa acreditads Fabrica de Ta.
bscos y Cigarrillos de Ia Hsbans,
cuyo dus d ,, D. Aodre r drisuez,
tan eonocidoes por sus esritativot
81 Btimientos, hs publicado un a.
bum con penssmi ntos de escri-
torres cubanos y puertorriquefios
que Eeprodueimos:
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Ell, sEnL1rz nH- CHA,

EL SEDLITZ OH. CHAN
TEA I'D IS el pnrgativo mds gfcas
contra la constipation, jsquecas,
ma'es de est6msgo, gotta, re ma
tismos, etc. So reputaci6n entire
los medi os es universal. Para evil
tar las fa!sificaciones, exfisse M
envolto'io amarillo y la marca Oh.
ChanteGud, s6lo preparador de los
medic mentos dosim6tricos del DI
BuTggraeve.
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GUxA LOCAL.
gOBRINOs De Ezn JIAel.
fORTALNzA, II.

CASA de giros y comisonss.
Agsntes do los vapores. correos as 10
Oompahia TrssAtlAntics Hspafola.
zAgsntes Dc Id ID de los ssiiores Lr.
rtnaga y Co., do Liverpool.
ISem idem g. Fl. Fletcher , Co.,
i'd. (companis "La NIecha'' de ID.
Agsntee Dc Id Id Dc los seaorss j. r.
Nicksls , o., Lnsa de "Serra".
Agentes de Bahr, Behrend , Ross,
Linsa de "Serra".
Agsntss dc 10 Comp, fiis d esguros
conra Incsadios dcnominsds u " Ro.
yal". Id
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Subastas.
Provideneiss judiciales.


Ieemos en- el Figaro de -ans
El JARABE DE REGNAULD es una pre-
,,araci6n de gusto suave y eficacia expe-
'imentada contra las enfermejades de
los br6nduios y ell pecho. Toma de lac
plantas meGicinales sus principles activos
para aliviar y curar la tos.
Dos 8 tres cucharadas de JARABE Oh
REGNAULp bastan para calmar la tos de
lrritacion, de constipado, de coriza, de
;atarro, de bronquitis, de asma, ETC., sin
acaloramiento nj p6rdida de apetito.
Al ffasco acompaha una instruction.
Fabrication, casa L. Frere, 10, rue
Jacob, Paris, Y venta en- Lao principaleG
armacias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
Niuguno.

OABOTAJE.
Col esp Ooraz6n de Maria" !"
carga para Manau.
Bdra ESP "Buenaventura," cargs
para Vieques.
Col esp" Olementina de Mana
IT," csrga para Arecibo.
Col esp "B 0rinquen," carga para
Agu .dlia.
Bdra esp "Dos de Mayo" carga
para Aguadil a y Msyaguez.
Col esp "PetrA" carga para Are.
cibO.
Col esp "O!ementina de Cana
rlas," carga para Naguabo y Hd-
Glacao.
Gol esp +" Conception" carga
para Manati.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-10-21
aALIDAs DH TRAvRsfA.

Para Sautander, vap fr "Oalva-
do" despacbai 10 por j. T, silva,
CON 037 pacas tabaeo CON 27.7O4
ktlos.
Para Arecibo y escalas, vap ing
" e lr'pides," despachado por La
r'mer y Ferna ldez, con carga de
trans to. ~
Para n w-York, gol amer Ella
N. Hawes," despachada por Fin
lay Brothers, en- lastre.
Para Pensacola, berg amer 81.
F. Merry" despsohado por 8. de
Ezquiaga, en- lastfe.
, sALIDAS DE CABOTAJE.
Col esp "Iuocencia.' para Pom
ce.
Col esp "Hortensia para Mauna-
bo
Bdra esp " Nueva Flor" para
Ponce.
DE3P AOHADOS,
vap esp "Aviles," para Arecibo y
ruta.