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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-16
RADICALISMO PONCENO.

La Cr6nscd del 8, en- un estilo que
Sc parece mucho al que emp,eaba el
Sindicato, aboga por que Sc presto
apoyo / la Sociedad Nacional demo-
cratica que Sc ha tornado en- la Pc
nfnsula para exigir reformas asimi-
ladoras que no paren hasta llegar a
la autonomfa.
Como castigo merecerfan algunos
que Sc implantara aquf la asimilacion
para que los contribuyentes pagasen
ell 40 por ciento, como en- la metro
poll, d fin de que la tercera parte de
nuestros presupuestos Sc invirtiera,
como ALA, en- pagar los intereses de
la Deuda, y a fin de que los padres
de familia viesen por ST mismos 10
que cuesta desprenderse de los hijos
para mandarlos a los cuarteles en- la
for de su edad. Dios Los hbre de
tamaiias calamidades. Los que pi-
den la asimilacion ignoran 10 que
existe en- la metropoli, 6 quieren
buscar aqui conaictos al Gobierno.
Por 10 demas, ell papel que hacen
los conservadores, siempre en- irri-
tante minoria, en- ell Ayuntamiento
de Ponce no puede ser mas des-
airado.
En- ell Gabinete de Lectura y en- ell
Casino no sabemos 6guren los Nanaa-
dos Conservatives asf los califca ell
articulista de La Cr6nica J, nj en-
la Sociedad de Agriculture nj en- el
Casino creemos que 6guren mas que
nominalmente.
La sintesis del editorial Las refor-
mas en- Ponce es la afrmacion de es-
tar anulado, de estar absorbido por
e. radical ell partido conservador.
Para seilar mas esta pretendida
union tratase de dar un bale pollti-
CO de conciliacion al que acudan de
comparsas los conservadores. Boni-
to papel Sc les reserva. Sc quiere
mezclar ell aceite con el aqua. Sa-
bemos de buena tinta que no iran d
6l sino aquellos que, siu haber sido
nunca conservadores de6nidos, estan
siempre dispuestos 4 servir al parti-
do que les halaga son persouas
complacientes que Sc prestan, para
prosperidal del reformismo, q hacer
ell papel que Sc les designe,
Repetimos que en- Ponce abundan
los buenos conservadores en- todas
las classes. pero carecen de fuerza CO.
lectiva y sin jefes, sin centro de
reunion, sin cohesion, dejan ell cam
20 franco a sus adversarios, que los
calumnlan suponiendolos d todos
partidarios suyos y asl campean
por sus respetos los radicales sin
obstaculo alguno su propaganda nj
q su marcha triuntal. Lo mlsmo pa
saba Ell Puerto Principe antes de la
insurreccion.
Irexpertos son y candidos los que
Sc deJan atraer por ell canto de sire
ma de la prensa local en- que, por mas
que a6rme 10 contrario La Cr6n5ca
no tienen un solo escritor nuestros
correligionarios.
Por ESQ dice el articulista de este
colega
"Hs ahl por que en- Ponce no tienen
razon de ser nj preponderaucia alguDa
esas fuerzas arlnadas denominadas de
voluntarios.
He ahi porqu6 en- Ponce no hay nj
puede existir un peri6dico que predique
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-16

Jaime baj6 la escalera lentamente, J
restregandose los parpapos, decla :
i Bah. =. / Estos panuelos de algo-
don hacen saltsr las lagrimas.
VI.
Entire los dos Carabancheles, aislada,
pr6xima al camino, existe, 6 ha existi-
do, 6 ha debido exstir, que para el ca
so es 10 mismo, una casita de un solo
piso de modesto apariencia, q la que
no nos es permitido lamar quinta,
aunque tisne algo de parque, y un po-
CO de jardin.
La pequefia casa, ell reducido jardin
y ell diminuto parque Sc hallan ence-
rrados dentro de las cuatro paredes de
una h1milde tapis, que SO eleva for
mando un ouadro perfecto, y en- la que
una verja de MADEIRA, todavla sin pintar.
abre paso una calle de nacientes ar
boles, que conduce 4 la puerta de la
casa. Para entrar hay que subir dos
escalones de piedra, que son dos, mas
que por necesidad, por lujo.
La pieza principal de la casa es una
sala cuadrilonga, vestida con pspel de
color de lila, sobre el que SO destacsn
menudas flores, que por ell color y por
la forms parece que quieren ser viole-
tas. Hay dos rejas que dan al iardin,
por las que trepan, suben y baian, en-
tran salen, anudandose y desatando-
SO en- caprichoso teiido, las ramas fsxi-
bIes de una copiosa enredadera, que
cuelga cubre los hierros con sus mu-
das campanillas.
En- medic de la habitacion hay una
mesa de nogal |; entente lie las rsjas 50
We ell sofi correspondents una doce-
ma de sillas de Vitoria, que. en- riguroso
6rden, perfsctamenfe equidistantes,
rodean Ia estancia pegadas 4 las pare
des. Sobfe el sofa se ostenta an her
naoso grabado, que represents 4 u Yir.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-16

la reaecion, que no vendria sino &
romper los lazos de union y fraternidad,
que son la base de So bienestar y de 50
progreso creciente.
ST no tienen razon de ser los vo-
luntarios j por que los correligiona-
rios del colega pedfan en- 1873 voz
en- cuello la creacion de los batalio-
mes de la libertad? 81 no puede
existir en- Ponce un periodico con-
servador ! como no han logrado los
radicales en- un aiIo que ha que 10
intentan nj disminuir IA circulation
que tiene ALI el BoLETIN nj hacerle
desautorizar por aatorizados conser.
vadores
Tenemos la fntima conviction de
que desaparecera la preponderancia
del reformismo ell dia en- que Sc una
y organize en- la bella ciudad del Sur
ell partido conservador, como ha des-
aparecido de todas las principales
poblaciones de la isla y hasta de dis
tritos en- donde los radicales Sc iuzga-
ban amos y senores.
7 anade La Cr0nic0:
"En los tres centro, mas6nicos ous
por los amos 72 y 73 existieron er Ponce,
confraternizaban hombres de distintas
procedencias y opiniones: peninsulares
puerto -riquenos, liberales conserva-
dores asociabanse ALI para ell bien. ''
Deestasllneas Sc desprende ques son
masones los escritores de La Cr6nicd,
pues 1nicamente los a6liados pueden
saber 10 que pasa en- 10 interior de
las logias. Y como esta probado no
solo que la masonerfa representa- la
revolution universal enfrente de 10
Iglesia, y como p1blico es el papel
que esa sociedad secreta, y como tai
prohibida por las leyes, hizo en- las
guerras de separation de America,
va Sc comprende que ese es un me.
dio con que ell reformismo ponceno
atrae a ciertos conservadores candi-
dos. Vamos descubrlendo terreno.
va Sc comprende ell orfgen de los
ataques de la prensa del Sur q sacer-
dotes dignos, y como tales decididos
adversarios de la francmasonerfa.
Una prueba de que La Cr6nsca no
las tiene todas consigo es ell siguients
parrafo;
"Alguien habra, y tan conocidos son,
que 50 les sehala con ell dedo, que tai
vez enyidiosos de esta manera de ser de
Ponce, pretendan, intrusos, arroiar aoui
la manzana de la discordis obedeciendo
a movies de medro personal; pero
pierden 81 tempo miserablemente,
porque q sus misteriosas sugestiones,
SO oponen ell buen sentido la firm "A
de caracter de todos estos habitantes,
cuaiesquiera sean sus opiniones politi-
cas-.
Por medro personal es que el CO.
lega negociador Sc opone tan tenaz (
la organization del partido conserva-
dor que serla su muerte, y esos sena-
lados con ell 1edo radical son los ver-
daderos conservadores a quienes no
puede tragar el colega. Mas concor-
dia que hay eu la capital no pueds
haber en- Ponce y sin embargo
aqul no prepondera ell reformismo,
nj Sc dan gritos subversivos, ni 70
insulta p1blicamente d colectivida-
des respetables.
Y basta por hoy De In CIUs2s-
2oclon nos ocuparemos On nuestro
proximo n1mero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-16

He aqui las razones que da La Des-
ciul5lzacion de Ponce sobre Ia careDciA
de voluntarios alli: :..... 81 no hoy
Volantarios, es; porque consagrada esta
sociedad al trabajo durante toda la se-
mana, los diaS festiv0s los dedioo al c,dIi-
20 de Ia inteligencia y de las amistodes. &"
Y los voluntarios de squi y demas
poblaciones no trabajan tambien toda
la semana? No tienen igualments
intehgencia y amistades que cultivar
los domingos?
Por 10 demas, bien POGO ha adelsnta-
do on el cultivo de su inteligencia el di-
rector de La ClUllizacion pesar de 40
ser voluntario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-16

Nos han escrito varios espAnoles sin
condolences de Ponce rechazando indig-
nados la pretendida defensa que hacen
de ellos La Cr6aico = La CiUijiGacson.
1 Podria decirncs esta Ultima ell nom
bre del captain de voluntarios que pre-
side el Casino reformlsta de Ponce A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-16

Jaime baj6 la escalera lentamente, y
restregandose los parpapos, decia
i Bah. F.. ). Estos panuelos de algo-
don hacen saltar las lagrimas.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-07
MILAN EXCHANGE
THURSDAY, OorR 7, 1850.
The Facts About state TAXATION.

We hope that every Tennesseean
studied the tables presented in our
Fridays issue, showing the amount Of
State tax and the proportion State
tax bears in Tennessee to county and
municipal tax. Take the county of
Davidson and compare the State tax
with that levied by the county and
the city. Out of SAIL 500 of tax paid
in Davidson per annum, s21 ,O07 were
State tax. The county tax is S147,s
$50 and that of the city 1922, 544;
the rate of State tax is ten cents on
the hundred dollars, that of the coun-
ty 20 cents and that Of the city over
two dollars, and yet the people who
live in the country complain Of their
taxation. We ask them in all candor
to tell us if they are not making
mountain out of mole bill when they
object to the State tax and seek to de-
stroy the credit of the State to avoid
it, and whether, by comparison With
the city, they can't complain at ALL
NGshUitIe American.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-07
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA
& ST. LOUIS r. r.

For information. time tables, and list of
summer resorts. reached by this line, call on OF
address.
G. P.ATMORE. Jr. or W. L. DANLT.
Passenger Agent. Gent p. 4 7. Agent.
Memphis. Tenn. Nashville. Tenn
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-07

The new rates for passenger traffic
to Southern cities, recently adopted
by the National Convention in New
York, show considerable reduction.
Formerly from Chicago to New Or
leans the fare was $3.50; the new
rates will make it $40. From Cin>
cinnati formerly it was s26.50; here
after it will be 800. The rates from
Louisville have not yet been made
public. The old rate was S22. 80.
If the reduction is the same as on Gin
cianati business, the new rate will be
SIC; if the same as on Chicago bust
ness, it will be S19. The new rates
do not go into effect until November
I, 1880.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-07
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13
4 DMlN!sTRAToR's SALE OF REAL Els

4 DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF REAL ES
~ ThTE
Public notice is hereby gwen that BY virtue Of q
Judgment and order of the county court of Alex.
ander county, Illinois, made and entered at the
June term thereof, A. D., 1850, IN cause wherein
ElizaJ Twente, administrators Of the estate OF
Alexander 1wenle deceased, twas plaintiff, and
Ida C. Twcntc, Amos A. rSenic, Asa D. Twentc,
Artur II. Twente, Ezra ]. Twente, John II, Clark,
Franklin Hit, aud William Gilbert, were defend.
ants, for the sale of real of real estate TO pay the
debts Of the said Alexander Twente deceased, |,
the undersigned administrative as aforesaid will,
on Wednesday, the 25th day of August, lsS, at
Eleven O'Clock a m, at the front door of the court
honse in Cairo, in said Alexander county. proceed
10 sell at public sale to the highest bidder, the
following described real estate, Tree and clear Of
the dover of the undersigned as widow Of the said
deceased, namely
The undivided fye.sixths co of the southeast
quarcr of the northwes, quarter, and of the south
west quarter of the northwest quarter OF section
twenty five t2j) In township fifteen, south range
No three Oh west Of the third principal meridian
in said Alexander county for thu purpose of pay.
ing the debts of said estate
The terms of sale are, cne.half cash down and
the balance In one year with note, and also mort
gage on the real estate sold to secure the deferred
payment; said note to bear interest at the rate Of
six per cent. ELIZA J. TWENTE,
Cairo, ILL.,. July II, 1880, Administrative.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13
SALE.

Whereas, John p. Gamble and Eliza j. Gamble,
his wife. did by their deed of trust bearing date
April eth, A. d 1874. and recorded In the record.
er's office of Alexander county, Illinois, April 18th
A. d. 1874, In book "6n of deeds, page one, etc II,
convey to the undersigned trustee the following
described real estate situate in the City Of Cairo
County of Alexander and State Of Illinois, towit
Lots one az two 90, three 90, four az, Ave (s, six
90, seven ca, eight (s), nine (D), lAd ten ti0), In
block numbered eightS), In the first addition to the
City of Cairo Illinois, IN trust to secure the payment
of certain promissory note In said deed of trust
described; and whereas default has been made In
the payment of said note, and said note remains
long since past due and unpaid;
Now, therefore, on application ofthe legal holder
of said note notice is hereby given that the under
signed trustee will On Saturday the 4th day Of Sep
tcmbcr. A. d., 1889 AZ the door Of the court house
In said county Of Alexander and State of Illinois
AT the hour Off o'clock p. M of said day offer for
sale and sell, at public auction. 70 the highest bid
der for cash. the above described real estate 10 pay
and satisfy the amount OF principal and interest
duo upon said note, WALTER HYSLOP,
Cairo. Ills. July 2S, 1890 Trustee,
Green Il Gilbert, attorneys.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
The Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 12th, 1880.
The weather is cool and pleasant since
the rain, and a drying wind has dried up
the mud, leaving roads and streets in an
excellent condition.
Business continues very quiet with little
prospect Of improvement until after the
first Of September.
FLOUR-The market is dull and weak.
Stocks are heavy and the demand is light
HAY-The local demand has been suf-
fcient to clear out all receipts. Choice
new sells readily on arrival at $14.OO.
CORN-Quiet and unchanged Prices
rule firm as quoted.
OATS-A better feeling pcrvades this
branch Of the market and prices have
tendency to advance.
MEAL-Quiet and easy.
BRAN-Plenty and unchangcdI
BUTTER-Firm and unchanged for
choice. Common and Southern Illinois is
neglected.
EGGs-We note steady and firm mark
ct with stiff prices.
POULTRY-Fair demand for all re-
ceipts.
~POTATOES--No sales are made on con-
signment, The local trade is supplied from
wagons at IS cts. per bushel
PEACIiEs-Receipts arc small and sales
Of choice are readily made.
GRAPES The supply is fair and sell
readily in baskets at BOA cts.
TOMA1OES-The market is fully sup.
piled and sales slow.
WATERMELoNS-Full supply and
weak in price.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13
r EGAL NOTICE.

Stateof Illinois Alexander County-ss
In the circul; court Of Alexander county Sep
TENDER term. 1880.
city National Bank of Cairo vs.. Caroline E. Nor
RS In herown right, and as executrix of VIM. H.
Morris, deceased Carrie w Morris, Frederick $.
Morris, Charles H. Morris and Marguerite f. Nor
rs. Bill TO forcclose mortgage.
Notice Is hereby given of the tendency of tho
above suit and that the time and place of the return
ofsummons In the case Is on the first day OF the next
term of said court to be holden at the court house
IN the City of Cairo In said Comfy. on the third
Monday OF September next. JOHN A. REEVE
go Clerk of said Court.
Cairo, His, August 10th, 1880.
Green It Gilbert, Solicitors for Complainant
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13
RATES OF FREIGHT,
RIVER NEWS.
GENERAL ITEMS,

GENERAL ITEMS.
Stage Of river II feet inches; q fall
Of inch.
The Ste Gcneueyc was light for St.
Louis.
The Annie 2. Silver went up on one
leg yesterday
The Cons Millar will follow the Parker
for Memphis.
The City Of Alton, for New Orleans,
should arrive tonight.
The p. c. Brown added largely here,
and got away at A pm
The Colorado found a good deal of
freight here for Memphis.
The Fannie Tatum added ten thousand
feet Of lumber here for st. Louis.
The Commonwealth had a good trip
for Vicksburg, and got her share of bust
ness here.
The Golden City re-shipped her Ohio
river freights by rail and river, and went to
St. Louis to come out in the Anchor line.
The Gus Fowler took considerable
freight re-shipped by the Golden City for
Ohio river points between here and Evans
vile.
The James D. Parker was at Paducah
when the Fowler left. She probably ar
rived some time last night. There was
some freight awaiting her here.
The Virgie Lee has gone into the
Evansville and Cincinnati trade in general
opposition to everybody. Fare has been
reduced from Evansville to Porkopois TO
$500. Plenty fun for Mclean man, but
ike hell hurt TOR boatee.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13
MEDICAL.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13

or r. week In your own town, a. ontHt tee. No
NOOrisk.. Reader, II you want bnsiness at
which persona OF either sex can make great
pay al the time they work write FOR particulars 70
II. HALLETT 4 CO.. Portland. Nm
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13

A DyERflSERS! send for our price list of Lo-
-Acal Newspapers. Geo. 7. Rowcll 4 Co., 10
spruce street n Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13
Facts Worth Knowing

GINGER, BUCHu, MANDRAKE, sTlLLINGGA,
and many other of the best medicines known are
skliully combined in PARKERS GINGER
FER and
The Best Health and Strength Restorer
Ever Used
So perfect Il the composition of PARKER GIN.
GER TONIC that no disease can long exist where
It lie used, lfyou have dyspepsia, headache, rheu.
matism, neuralgia, bowel, kidney or liver disorder
or If You need mild stimulant, or appetizer, the
Tonic IL Just the medicine for you az 1t IL highly
curative and nvigorating but never intoxicating
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-13
LEuAL.
A DMlNlsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL ES.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF REAL RS
~ TATE
Public notice is hereby given tina, by virtue Of 4
Judgment and order of the county court Of Alexan-
der county, Illinois, made and entered at the July
term thereof AID. 1850 in cause wherein Jacob
Rggle, administrator of the estate of William NJ.
Atherton, deceased plaintiff, and Juds Anterior,
Francis ID Atherton, Thomas j Craig, James NJ.
Craig, Elzada Finch, Emma Craig, Alice Craig.
Mary Craig, Maria j Riggle, Frances NJ. Atherton,
Hezekiah NJ Atherton, Rebecca j. Anterior. Lulu
j; Aherton, William j Atherton, Ellen Young,
Elizabeth Wicker Eliza NJ. Peeler, John Goodwin,
Joseph Goodwin, Frances Young, Smith Young,
James F Hutson, Fordice Ireland James p. Coil
and Daniel Lence, are defendants, for the sale OF
real estate TO pay the debts of the said deceased
William N Atherton, J. the undersigned admins.
traitor Jacob Riggle will on Thursday, the 10Th day
Of August \. d. 1887, at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
M, AZ the Depot OF the Cairo and ST. Louis rail.
road company, al Hodges Park in said county, pro.
coed to cell atDubic sale to the highest bidder the
following described real estate. namely:
Thenw offs q, 10, Il west II W of
%, Is. R2west; Il c of 5 81, Il Is, X
!west; the undivided 4 OF the n c, ) "a, Y Is,
5 RE- vest and the undivided one-fourth OF the
following described tracts of land, c y. W IA II,
TIC, , west; n swofS n, 7 III, X west;
nwseof q, 7 IL r 2west: sese of $ Is, T
10, X 2west; all in Alexander county, Illinois,
and the following described lots in Hodges Park
in said Alexander county: Lots Nos. >, T. and in
block 3; lot ! In block 4 lots Nos. :, and 6 In
blocks; lot- Nos "a ands in block =; lots and 10
o."NN .o'e I'VE anu III pioCh y IoI " Dock
u; lots Nos 3, 5, and in block Is; lot block
l6 lots Nos. !, and 5 in block Il; lot block 49,
lot block 49, lot block 20; lots Nos. !, 3, and
in block q lots Nos. and 8 In block - lots Nos
| 5, and lin block 80; lots Nos ., 4 and in block
"a and lot 10 in block -, for the purpose ofpay-
ing the debts Of the estate OF said William NJ, Ath
erton, deceased
The terms of sale will be one.third cash down,
one thirdin six months aud one.ihrd in one year,
with notes, and also n mortgage on the the real
estate sold, TO secure the deferred payments, and
the notes to draw interest at rate of Fix per cent
per annum. All sales for ten dollars or less to be
paid down JACOB RIGGLE,
Caro-, III, July t., 1850. Administrator.