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AN unknown and idiotic col
ored man, shoeless, with swollen
feet cracked and bleeding, scan
tily clothed and almost lifeless
with cold, was found by Mr.. W.
B. Scott, near Greenleaf, lying
on his front porch early yester-
day morning when he went out
to see about feeding up" his
stock. Mr.. Scott at once took
the poor creature in and cared
for him; warmed him and fed
him, and gave him some needed
clothes, but lis feet were too
swollen and sore to wear shoes,
and then brought him to this
city, where he was taken in
charge by Capt. J. E. Peterson,
chairman Of the Board Of County
Commissioners. The negro could
give no coherent account of him
self. and as he is a stranger, and
so destitute, it is not known
whether he was weak minded
before or has become SO from
cold.
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CONTINUED FROM 1sT PAGE.

of county exhibits to lowest bid
der.
TheHouse committee, Of which
Elledge is chairman, leaves here
next Tuesday to visit tie East
ern Hospital at Goldsboro.
The House branch of the com
mite on retrenchment and re-
form was appointed, Bryan as
chairman.
A resolution was introduced
condemning the Presidents fin
ancial policy.
MONDAY.
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NOTICES.

Having this day qualified before the
Clerk of Superior Court as Executrix
of the last will and testament of Ed
mund Coor, deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to the es-
tate of the said Edmund Coor to make
immediate payment and to adj persons
holding claims against the said estate
to present them to the undersigned for
payment on or before January %, 1896,
Or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery.
ADRIANNA COOR. Ex'trix
of Edmund Coor, decd.
Goldsboro Jan. %, 1895. 4w
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Pikeyille Letter.

PIKEvILLE, n. c., Feb. II.
Dear Argus:-On Sunday after
noon, February 3rd, at the home
of the groom near here, Mr.. w.
Hale, one Of our most ener-
getic and successful farmers and
Miss Julia BrasWell were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock,
Elder J. T. Edgerton, officiating.
We tender them our best wishes
and congratulations.
Messrs. Scott, Smith & Co.,
have been busy during the past
week, receiving and unpacking
new goods.
The indications are now that
our farmers will use less guanc
this season than for several
years.
Miss Cornelia Grantham, Of
Grantham township, who has
been spending some days in our
town on a visit to Miss Rose Ez
zell and who, with her sunny ma
ture, won all hearts with whom
she came in contact, returned
home Sunday.
Our young friend Nj, E. B
Nelson, of Raleigh, was in towr
last week on a visit to relative:
and friends. Ed. is a clever boy
and we ire always glad to SET
him.
T. r. Fl.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.
POLICE
Raleigh, Feb. Z, 1895.

better known as THE Ossifed Man,
has been on exhibition in our city for
several days, He is indeed a wonder
full curiosity. He has been visited by
all our leading citizens. physicians and
members of the Legislature now in
session, and one and all pronounce him
a marvel.
While here he was granted the free
dom of the city and charged no license
and we trust others will extend the
same courtesy as we can heartily re-
commend him and his managers to our
sister cities as worthy their patronage.
G.. d. HEARTH,
Chief of Police.
THOMAS BADGER, Mayor.
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Notice Of Sale,

Under and by virtue of an order OF
the Superior court of Wayne county,
North Carolina, rendered in the petit
ton of r. S. Yelverton and others to
the court, I shall sell for cash by public
auction at the court house door in
Goldbsoro, n. c., on February II, 1895,
Monday at y o'clock M, the tract
of land described in the petition in said
proceeding and in said order, sitnate
in Wayne county. N. c., adjoining the
lands of William Mcdonald on the
west, Caesar Fort on the south, Maud
Yelverton on the east and Watery
branch on the north, and being the
lands upon which Rufus ". Yelverton
resided until three months before his
death.
F. A. DANIELS, Com.
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NORTH CAROLINA, / In Office Clerk
WAYNE COUNTY. Superior Court.

NORTH CAROLINA, In Office Clerk
WAYNE COUNTY. Superior Court.
Notice is hereby given OF the incor-
poration of the Standard Manufacture
ing Company, hat the names of the
incorpuratoro are S. s. Harrison, J. l..
Borden. J. A. Westbrook, J. F. South
erland, Nathan-O'Berry and G. Dewey
and such others as they may associate
with them; that the principal place of
business shall be in Goldsboro, n. c.,
and its general purpose and business is
to manufacture any or all kinds of tim
Der. wood and lumber into packages,
cases or pieces, for produce, furniture
and merchandise, and conducting the
business of manufacturing and selling
and carrying on such business as is
usually done by manufacturing compa-
MES; that the duratio- Of the company
shall be thirty years; the capital stock
is $4,000, with privilege to increase to
$50, 600, divided in shares of the par
value of 800.
c. F. HERRING, C, S. G.
ia021-1m
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Tax Sale.
ian31-1m

On Monday, March 10th, 1895, at the
court house door in Goldsboro, at II
O'Clock, M, 1 will sell for cash to the
highest bidder, the land of L. e. Edg-
erton, in Brogden township. to satisfy
taxes due and in my hands for collec-
ton for the years 1893 and 1894.
T. p. HALL, Tax Collector
Feb. IA, '94. Brogden Township.
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MONDAY.
SENATE.

In the Senate to-day Lt.-Gov.
Doughton presided and Rev. Or.
Carter offered pray ar.
Bills were introduced as fol-
lows:
To provide for revising and di-
costing the public laws of the
State.
To provide for the election of
State librarian by the legislature.
To incorporate Wake Banking
and Security Company.
To provide for levy and col
lection of inheritance tax.
To regulate labor hours in cot
ton factories.
To work public roads Of John
son county by convict labor.
There was much debate on a
House bill to appropriate 50, 500
to furnish the new building for
females at the Insane Asylum
here.
Bills passed allowing the Muir
freesboro railway to extend its
line.
To establish the colored girls
training school at Franklinton.
To require guardians to give
jeWelry to wards.
HOUSE.
In the House Mr.. Lusk pre-
sided and Rev. H. H. March, OF
Wake Forest. nraVoO.
Resolutions were introduced
giving the Penitentiary Commit
tee power to send for persons
and papers.
To instruct representatives in
Congress to vote for the Nicara-
qua canal bill, and urging Con-
gress to erect monuments to
Generals Davidson and Nash.
Bills were introduced to pro
vide for a railway from Murphy
up the Hiwassee river to the
Tennessee line.
To amend the charter of the
Plymouth, Washington and Kin
stOn railway.
To forbid screens in front OF
barrooms and to regulate the
hours Of the opening and closing
of barrOOmS.
To amend the charter of Char
lotte.
To authorize stenographers to
be employed by superior courts.
To prohibit the S of profane
and indecent language.
The bill to transfer the S26, O0C
Of the direct tax in the State
treasury to the school fund, was
made special order for Wednes.
day.
A bill to prevent delays il
freight shipments, was passed,
1t provides that whenever suit is
instituted against any railway do
ing business in this State for the
violation of any of the clauses re
ferred to in chapter $50, acts O.
1891, and said railway company
loses suit it shall pay all costs
and expenses incident there
to, including attorneys fees, pro
viding shipper is no way guilty
of contributory negligence or il
any way to blame for delays il
shipments, and if the value @,
the property does not exceed SO
Bills PASSED to prevent priz,
fgl ting.
To amend Mt. Airy's charter
Bills were tabled to let people
of any township vote on whethe.
they should go out of stock Law
territory.
The election case Of eating VI
Smith from Gates was taken III
and Smith retains his seat.
Bill to employ State convict
on public roads came up on thirt
reading. Grant offered amend
ment, that no application for con
victs shall be considered unless
there are convicts who are no
needed on State farms. Thi
was adopted and bill passed 2
to II.
TUESDAY,.
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Mount Olive Locals.

MOUNT OLIVE, FEB. -, 1895.
Mr.. l.. P. Best called on our
merchants yesterday.
Miss Bulah Sanderlin, of Wash
ington, D. c., is visiting Misses
Annie and Fate Switzerland.
Mr.. II. T. Ham spent Monday
in Goldsboro on business.
Our young people had a de-
lightful party at Mr.. J. D.
Aaron's old store last Friday
night.
There was a heavy snow fall
here last night and is showing at
this writing.
Mr.. John o. Cobb spent Mon
day in Goldsboro on business.
Messrs. II. F. Williams and
Walter Best, spent a few days in
Raleigh last week.
Owing to the severe cold
weather since last Thursday, all
farm work has been suspended.
Our clever r. r. agent, Mr..
J. E. Kelly, spent a few days in
Richmond, Va, last week on
business.
Mr.. B. W. Switzerland, OF
Wilmington, spent Sunday here
with his father, Mr.. r. J. South
erland.
Miss Charity Flowers, an aged
lady, died last Thursday, the 9TH,
inst, at her brothers, Mr.. F. F.
Flowers. with pneumonia, and
was laid to rest in the family
burial grounds Friday. J. O.. G.
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Chattanooga was visited Mon
day by the worst fall of snow
known for many years. It be-
gan falling at 1 a.. m. and con-
tinued necessarily for twelve
hours. Street railway traffic was
practically abandoned. There
were six inches of snow on the
level.
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In behalf of the poor of the city,
appeal to the public for wood and pro
visions. Donations will be distributed
by the Benevolent Society, or mysel1
or both.
D. J. BROADHURST,
Mayor.
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SOB SALE,

ANo. 1 pair of mules-well broke,
will work anywhere. For cash or on
time with secured note. Apply to
WILLIS n. BROGDEN,
Febt44w Goldsboro, N. G.
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Judge Cayare, the eminent ju-
rist and historian, died Monday
at New Orleans, La. He was
born in that city in 1906.
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THE LATEST.
Call and examine the perfect Cuff
Holder at w. H. HIGGINS.
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Bed Room Suits :!


Since the Holidays we have been busy replenishing u stock and can
safely state that W e now have a
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Notice.

Goldsboro Jan. %, 1895. 4
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ja.11-1In.
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AFTER 4 WARM Discussion,

public has decided that I. D. Giddens' iewelry store s the place 20 pur
chase anything lew and reliable. A big lot of Sivereware just received.
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An Appeal.

Febt4-4w
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-10

ceupados pof las tropss, quedando
. disposlci0n del Sr. Oomandante
de Ia Inca. ri dia en- que esto pa
% cap tularon dos 8 tres de la par
tiaa: dos diss despu6s se present6
Ell ST.. Marrero con caai la totalidad
de la partidS.
PoF mi parse. 20 aplaudo since
ramente la actitrd del Sr. Genera
OAlleja, J con mis- oOmpaneros pro,
testo de IN movimiento tan torpe
meate dirigida, pues COMO yteti-
mas, 4 no habernos presentado, hu
bi6ramos tenido que luchar CON ls
inClemencia de los elemento'. con
las fleras y con los hombres. Hsto,
leIos de ser 6til & 10 eansa, nj al
quiera 10 hubiera sido para sus de-
fensoFes."
Hasta aqni lego en su relaei6n
Ell preeentado 4 que hemos hecho
referencla Nosohroe, { iusgar por
10 que oim0s, sospechamos que. poR
10 menos, nuestro COTt6s interlOcu-
Tor no SO halla dispuest0 en- 10 SUI
cesivO q snsMciGTss los pics con 81
famgo de Ios tri!IOs (PalabTGs teS-
t1ales.s
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BlNCO TERRITORIAL I LGRGOLL
De PuertO-Ric0.
s~Sm
sECRETAR1A

Pr6ximo { veneer Ell plaEo sefia-
lado para ell psgo del 80 dividend
.de las acciones emitidas, asCenden-
te q dies pesos por acCi6n, Sc re-
cuerda { los sefiores acciopistas,
Que los que no 10 hsyan sstisfecho
el ounce del corriente NEE, sdem ks
de quedar Cbiigados oil psgo de los
intereses de la demora incuvren en-
Ia caducidad de sus acciCnee, & Gu
"a rents pdblica Sc procederG con
arreglo 10 presCrito en- los Esta-
tCtos, 81 en- todo ell resto del CO.
niente mes no hnbiesen hecho efec
rivo el mencionadc dividendo y sus
gnteIeses.
Lo que por disposition del sr.
Prt eideL te hsg0 notOrio para que
surta SOS efeGios.
Puerto Rico Mario 3 de 1895.
We BEL Presidente JullGD ID.
Blanoo.-E. secretario e. vsdor
Falladoss.
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BalCO ESDald do Puerto Rico.
NOVENO DIVIDENDO
DE UTILTDADES.

Acordado por g, Oonseio de Co.
bierno, en- 4idel actual. el pago del
90 dividendo de beneficios, se dara
principle al mlsmo Ell SAbado 8
del corriente.
A dlcho efecto los Sres. Accio-
nistas deberan reeoger en- Secreta-
ria, de 50 10 de la manana y de
124 & 81 de Ia tarde, en- los dlas
laborables, las correspondientes Or
denes contra la Gaia del estahleoi
miento.
Los que concu ran Ell represen-
taci6n sjena. deb raa acredltar en-
fOrma el caEA~t5r con que 10 veri
iQuen.-Puerto Rico, Mario 6 de
1S95.-EI Gobernader, Lttis GorotG
AloRSo.
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TRAvEsfA.

Col. amer. "Anna" descargsndo.
Berg. ing. Hancock 1Gem
Col. amr. "LiEEic q. Dennson
idem.
Yep Ing. "EaufoFd" idem.
Vsp. esp. "Niceto" idem.
oABoTAJn.
Col. esp. india" pen6iente.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Arecibo"
idem.
Col. esp. "Hortencia" idem.
Col. esp" Amelia" Carga para
Msysgtiez y Ponce.
Col. esp. "Eueva For" earga pa
- Fsjardo
Col. esp. "JOven CLARA" cargs
para Arroyo.
Col. esp "E.eDa' esrga para
AguadiIla y Msyagtiex
Col esp "Olementina" carga pa
"a Nsgusbo y HumacGo.
Col. esp. ''Borinquen" carga pa
Ea AEecibo.
Col. esp. Conception" csrenan-
do.
Col. esp. "MsysgueEsnA" des
cargsndo.
Col. esp "Ooraz6n de Jes1s" pa
Ea MsysgteE y Ponce.
Bdro. esp "Psquita" eaFga pari
Agusdilla J MsysgtisE.
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ALAANAQUGS PARA 1898.

De pliego, CON el santoral, da-
Eos astfOn6mieos, Gestas religio.
ras y oficiales, etc, y Blocks. d'
variHdaa formas y slsganses cro-
UOs aleg6ricOs, desds sl mas 10
loso al mas euOn6mieos pefo TO-
Jos bei.oa ; esccgidos, hGllanse
. vendsn en- esta Imprenta.
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Escudos TaeionAles = de
Puerto Rico, tamafio Is < II centt.
metros, 6 26 centavos. Imprents
del BOLETTE.
"Maripusa. ."-Cspricho de Con.
clertos para piano. 0bra felecta J
celebradisima del eminente compo-
altor don Gonzalo de J. Ndnes |;
edici6n de lujo, elegantemente gra-
bsda On Ia Litografia del 6oLETIN.
OCnsta de 8 rAginas de deliciosa
mtisica, llevando al frenfe aFtistica
' aleg6rico portada. 4 / peso 81
ejempIar en- este Imprenta.
Retratcs do 81 Hantidad "Le6n
XIII1-Los 6nlcoa aut6nticos, del
renombrado OhartraD, de variOs
tamaiios, &c venden en- esta I'm
prenta. Estk acreditado que el pa
recido de estos retratos con el We
nerando original 60 fdelisimo. III
mismo SantO Padre asi 10 ha reco-
nocIdo.
v4ase 81 anunsa6 que acerca de
tan msgnifoOs retlatos "a en- otra
parte.
Ribiicgrifia.- Hemos Iseibido
IN prospeCto J una circular rela-
tivos & cuatro novelas que en- bre-
va saldrhn 3 Los en- Il Habana, e.
critas Dor D. Eduardo Lopez Bago.
Sc titalarAn RI Esparatista, 81
Bamdolero, La GsntS do oOIOr y III
GobeynGdor Gensral. La pEimera
en- publicarse seEf 81 SspaTatista.
Dice ell sutoF que % ha propues-
to estodiay ID lociedad cnbana CON
al detenimiento cue merece.
Estimamos 10 Temisi6n del pros
pecto , circular de referencia.
Sa. udos ,-Hsmos tenide Ell gustO
de saludar en- ests Imprenta & nues-
ITO particular amigo Ell SE. D. Luz
cas- Amade0.
Hemos saludado tambI6n con
gusto, sgradecieG dole 81 vista, al
spreciabae caballeTo y eseEitor pom
Ceho D. Leonardo A. Ponce de
Leon
Para ambos ias protestas de
nuestra consideration.
l.K.P.-Ha fallecido en- ssta
Capital el apgeciable maestro Bar
bero d. Juan Vlllanueva.
LIE deseamos In gloria eterna.
Excelente vino.-Eos COmuni.
can los SFes sobrInOs de Exquiagi
que son excIusivistas dnicos en- ID
recepcion del vino RiOjano, mares
Cuscurrsta, que aqui se importa.
PoF sua supefioFee euslidade
qosa tuata fama el vino de d
1ha maEca y meEete especial reeo
mendacion.
Suieidiv.-Ss hS Enieidad0 o.
Vega bsjs, ahcrcAndose, ma mule
llamada OanRta Ooneepcion'
Una anssasta q EorriIIa.-
Al gran eAhtoa suya maerts
aIsmpfe b d llelaE 1spaah
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AVISO.

El vapor espahol "VASOO, ,"Isu
Captain don Ptudencio OndarEa,
saldrA para Arecibo y escalas hasta
Arroyo, Ell dia % del ,corrlente, de
madrugada.
De Arroyo regressEz la Capita
hacienda las mismas escalas.
Para detes, passjes = demas por-
memories dirigirse Q sus Oonsig-
nstarios SObrinOs de EsquiagG.
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Las RafOrnaS dol ST uaura.
wSTUDxO C@XTxC0
POR
DON IGNAGl0 DIAz tANEJA.
SfStBr Del BOLEflN KERCANFIL
OE: PUERTO RICO

- ia L ~ I@11G - ~ EN4A%A@
Tai 20 Ia portadA de un foileto
que acaba de editarse en- essa Ca.
%, obra del Director del BoLxTN
MxRcANTn. Contiene 60 p&giDAa
de lecturA, en- 49 msyor, y, como
90 hA anunciado, se dedica al illus.
sre Jefe del Partido Union Cons.
situcional" de Cuba. Exemo Er
Marques de Apszteguia. Contie.
ne el siguiense progrAmA:
Dedicatoria. -- Preludios. -
DesarrOllo del plan.--Considera
ciones.-El preambuIo sxposici6n.
Los Munieipios.-LA Camars
[nsulAr.-Ei Consejo. .--Ei Gober.
nador GenerAl.-LA hissoria.-La
IegAEidad.-LA FAx6n supEema.-
La RepAracion !.
81 fOiIeto ae ofrece en- lac si.
guientes cOndIcionea:
Un ejempIAr....-...... 80 cta
Con el retralo del auGor. rs +"
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aEaNAII 4 GO.
.5.-xnTOAN-ITI

Imp0rtadorcs ea g1ande escaun.
oias.
Sns dendas de detail La LUZ
n6AEOTRIOA J La VILLA DE
BILBAO SON siempre las major
surridas.
Ilenen Sucursales imDortadotss
en- Areoibo J Humacao.
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TIN los paises cAlidOs, donde las
ssligeras incomodidades son null
tiples, no hay producto mas be.
IIa6fleo nj refescante que el Aqua
de Kananga iel Jap6H de RisGGd
v Ca, empleada por todas las &c.
horas de distlncioD, en- lociones J
baiios.
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sANToRAL.

Microbes 10.-San EEeQuiel, pro-
feta.
RJueves Santo 11-SAn Leon /,
papa y doctor.
Viefnes Santc 12.-Santos Victor
, Zen6n, mrs.
Sahado de Gloria 13 San Her
meme gildc, martin, rey de Espaha.
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DEDlCAToRlA.
Ia pAZ0N NM TTTTTYn

LA RAZoE DEL FITuxO,
SUMARIO.-Luchemoa.-Nld deber
cumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana-Pretex-
tos criminales. La formula del
progreso.-El pcogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones. La opinion p6blica.
-N periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el perlodismo.-Lo que eS hoy 10
prensa.-La prensa , Las leyes.-
"a politica-Lo que debe ser la
politica.-O6mo se haCen los poll
ticos.-O6mo nacen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.-Artifl-
clos politicos.--El carnavAl politi-
so.-Miserias pohticas. - Ginceri-
dad politiC& &-Fanatiamo politiCo
La Observation-Disclosures de-
Observation-Disclosures demoCrati-
cos.-Delirios demoCrAticos. - La
libertad de la OAtedrs.-Libertad
contra derecho.-Lsa igualdad 90
cial.--La igualdad en- la historia.
La igualdad ante la raz6n.-La 90
berania.-La demAgogia.-Los hun
nos modernos.-La revoluOi6n.--
Las huelgas. Confusion y caos.-
El Acknowledgements demo-
ledoras Cancer socisl.--Antino-
mias y ancmaliaA-El mayor de
los errores.-AllG Va la nave.--Hpi-
logo , cOnOluSi6n.
De veDta.-En 10 1mprenta:: del
BOLKrIK MMRCAETIL.
Preoio.-Un peso eiRcuentA cen
tavos eiemplaE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-10
GUzA LOCAL.
.SOBRINOS De EZDUIAGA.
FORTALMzA. II.

OasA do girog y eomislonss.
Agsntss do los vaporss-corrsos Do IL
OompAnia TrasatlAntica nspafola.
Agsntss d Id ID Dc los ssforss In
rHtnAga y Co., Dc Liverpool.
Idem idem @. FL. Fletcher Co.,
ID. (compania ola Flscha") Dc ID.
AGENTS. d. Id Id do Los asiiorss J. T.
NickSls J Co.,, Linea Dc "Esrra".I
Agsntes Dc Bahs, Behrend J Rom,
Linsa Do "Serra".
Agsntsa de la Oompsnia Dc Hsgaro,
contra Inesndios dsnonineds len Ro
9ai' ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-10

Oomunieaciones de los Jefes de
los Batallones expedicioDarios que
tocaron en- este puerto oil Presiden-
te de nuestro Ayuntamiento. En
elias se dan gracias & dicha Corr
poraci6r, ala Dlputaci6n, al 90
merclo y Jefes del Ej6rcito , Vo-
luntarios por lcs obsequios que squi
90 hiCieron { los Batallones Penin'
sulares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-10
ANTONIO LhglU lAlRLLT.

Doctor en DereOho OWL y OA-
a6nico, Abogado de los nustrea
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto Rico,
CON bufete alberto en- la Capital de
In MonaEquia, ofreOe snss serviCios
profeaionales & ga numero o clien-
tela de esta IAla, para ante el Tri-
bunal Supreme de JustiCia, el Con-
sejo de Estad0, Tribunal dc Ouen-
tas del Reino y demks oentros su-
periorss, jud'slAlss J administrAti-
vos de IL Naci6n.
Ssrran, Rkm. Il 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-10
pidi6 ell editor Maninl
novo IN lfhpo nuo adifahn

pidi6 ell editor Manini
para IN libro que edltaba,
unos versos /; 81 poeta
dl6 el plazo de una semaps,
para entregar los Getalles
que su musa le dictara.
Y en- cuaDto Sc cum oli6 o. plaEo
fu6 el editor { la casa
del gran poeta z)rrilla,
I honfa de las letras patrias,
cuando cate & escribir los vetsos
prometidos empeEaba.
Y cuand0 Ell cantor i'ustre,
sobre las cuartillas blancas
dejaba rastros hermosos
de 81 insplrasi6n galanp,
en- ell cuarto del p ,ets
eDtr6 y dijo la criada:
Senior, ahi estA MaHini
-Isii IPues que vuelvs nGHGna!
diio eutAdado Zorrills,
imitando 1 10 m1chacha.
JosS ROdaO.
Con fisnOis. amigos:
-Voy a consultarte I'm asunto
-Di.
-Tengo tres adoradores. Los
tres Quieren casarse conm'go y no
s6 cual de ellos eleRir.
Al que tenga mas dineEo.
-IQoe necia eTes | IOre es que
81 20 10 supiera to consultarfa el
case
RshsEnIan HeIw LGzaAvu Gs neAE
Libros de texto en- el Institute
y Escuelas Normales y que 90 ha
Ian de ven to en- Ia Liberia del Bo
LETIN:
GramGtica Cstellana.
Historic General, FerDAndes de
Castro.
AritmeticA, OardiE.
Aritm6tics, OortaxaI.
Algebra, O0rtaEar,
7Algebra, Oardin.
GeOmetria, Oardin.
| lReOmetria, Oortaxar.
tFerrer y RiveIo, Legislaci6D.7
.AgriCultura, Riera y Tortost
CondanSa Abso uts. - II lGga,
~ de Mayo de 1SSO.-Sres Lam.
nan & Kemp, Nueva- York.-Muy
.e6ores mios: 81 mi confanza no
suese absolute, J si no estuviese
oien convecido de Ia acci6n pa
depurativa de su Ear.
.aparrilla, una nueVa curacion que
le obtenido en- una persona de es-
o ciudad bastarfa para disipar tn
ni cualquiera dnda que me Queda-
e. Reciban Vds ell tribute de mi |
'onsiceraCi6n, y cuenten Vds STEM |
IRE que tengO que sostener la jus.
leila y la verdad.-Dr Jose lie Ros
Leon, Medico hig'enists.