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Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10
TRUSTEES SALE
Real Estate.

WHEREAS. Thomas Il. Martin.
w and his wife, Martha \. Martin.
by their certain deed OF trust, dated
May LIST, eighteen hundred and
sevcnty-eight U87S), and recorded in
the recorders office of Audrain coun-
", state of Missouri, in book az at
page one hundred and iitty-nirc
(159l, of deeds Of trust record, on
viewed to John w. Cri@lcr, trustee,
the following described real estate.
situated in Audrain county, state OF
Missouri, to-wit
Lots five {5), six t6), sever ~ and
eight (S), in block twenty-three (23),
and lots one (1) and fourteen Gi), i'll
block twenty-five (22), original town
Of Martinsburg, to have and to hold
the same with appcrtcnanccs i'll trust
to secure the payment Of Il certain
note of two hundred and fifty and
twenty Onc-hundrcths dollars $500
2O-100)dcscribcd in said deed OF trust,
together with all interest due there
on said interest to be paid annual
as rccitcd in deed of trust, and,
whereas, said deed of trust provides
that in cas Of failure to pay the
whole, or any part of said note when
the same becomes due and payable,
chen the whole debt secured by said
decd of trust shall become due and
payable, and the said deed shall re-
main in full force; and, whereas, de-
fault has bccnnladc in payment ofsaid
note and, whereas, the said John w.
Criglcr refuses to act as trustee; and.
whereas, by an order of the circuit
court ofsaid Audrain county, made
on the 9Th day of June, 1880, the I'M
dersigncd Sheriff was appointed
trustee to execute said trust in
place of the original trustee,
John w. Criglcr now, therefore,
notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, Sheriff and acting trus-
tee, at the request of the holder OF
! said note, will, in accordance with
, the terms and conditions of said deed
of trust, proceed to sell the real estate
therein described, at public vcnduc,
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
east front OF the court house in the
city OF Mexico, county of Audrain,
State OF Missouri, OH
Saturday, the Sd day of July, 1880,
between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the
morning and 4 o'clock in the evening
of said day, to satisfy the cost and
expenses of executing this trust, i'll
Guiding compensation to the trustee
for his services, and next, whatever
may remain due and unpaid on said
note, and the remainder to be paid
to said Martin OF his legal representa-
tives. ii. GLASCOCK,
Sheriff Audrain county, Mo-,
iS-tds. Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10
Order Of Sale Under School
Fund Mortgage.

WHEREAS, on the 10th day of
w March, 1874, Il. 5. Pearson. hv
his deed OF mortgage, conveyed TO
the county of Audraiu. in the state
of Missouri, tor the use and benefit
OF the inhabitants of school township
CD iifty-one, lange (S) eight: H.
ship (52) tltty-tWa. range (S( c:.rht;
township (j2) iitiy-tw". range (gl
nine: and to The public school fund
of said county the follow ing de-
srribrd real estate. situated la Au-
drain county, Missouri. io-wit: The
northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter Of section {2i) twenty-tnur.
township (5l) titts-onc, range (9(
nine west. which said mortgage is
recorded III book O, page (202l two
hundred anutwo. records of Audrain
county, Missouri, for the purpose of
securing said note, executed 10 said
.Audrain county, Mo-, aforesaid. for
the use of school funds, as aforesaid,
md whereas. it is provided in said
mortgage that if default he made for
payment OF said note, or interest or
amy part thereof ut The time when
due and payable accortin" Ia the
ttllh't tt' 'iittt VI Nd9t fihtt. ttltll
the acting Sllrriilof Audrlin county,
Mo, may. without suit, proceed Ia
sell the property conveyed and mort
gagged and whereas. default has been
made i'll payment OF both principal
and interest. aS provided in said
note. Now, therefore, |. III. elias
cock. sheriff of Audraiu county Mo-,
by virtue of the power in me Invest
ed by the said deed OF mortgage, and
the order of the county court of Au-
drain county. Mo-, 10 me directed,
this May 10Th, 1850. will on
Wednesday, June 10th. 1880,
between the hours of niue O'Clock in
the forenoon and 1--we O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day At the east
front of the court house. in the city
of Mexico, county of Audrain, afore-
said. proceed 10 sell the above de-
scrlbcd real castate AT public vendue
to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, to satisfy said mortgage and
costs of sale this May eth. 1880.
III. GLASCOCk,
6 st Sheriff Audrain county, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that
have taken charge of the estate
of John "A. Pearson, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
estate are required To exhibit them
TO me for allowance within one year
the date hereof, or they may he
pfccluded from any benfit of such
estate; and, if said claims he not en-
hibitcd within two years from tho
date of the publication OF this notice,
they will be forever barred.
alt ID. L. SHEA,
Public Administrator,
Andrain county, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10
THE NEW EI-k.M.



Elijah Robinson, of Bowling Green.
was in Mexico last Monday attend
ing our circuit court. Robinson is
one of the rising young lawyers of
the state. He has now established 4
very enviablc reputation i'll this dis
trict. HIS name is being pressed by
his friends IN connection with :he
office of circuit judge. He is Il true
Il clcar-hcadcd, well-rcad
lawyer, an upright, honorable gen.
tleman, aud will, if elected, prove,
We are sure, a most worthy Judge.
This judicial district is composed
of Pike, Montgomery and Audrain
counties.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

1t Is quite amusing sometimes TO
see Il MAJ who is a couple of years
behind on his paper stop it when you
ask him for money. He will then
say the paper is no account and will
go Off and try to beat some one else.
way will have his name published,
with the initials in full.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

The LEDGER is not run In the in
terest Of Salt River township; but
we think the best interest of the whole
county is subserved when each town.
ship has its proper representation.
Men, not territory, cast ballots. Ii
q man owns a thousand acres of land
he gets no more votes than the editor
of the LEDGER, who owns no more
than M acre. Representation is
not governed in this country by terri.
tory, but by the census.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

TAKEN up by Alex. Read. living
in Loutre Township in Audrain
county, Mo-, on the eth day of Apri,
1880, and posted before the under
signed justice. one bay mare, about
nine years old, fourteen hands high.
and blemish in the left eye. No other
marks or brands perceivablc, and
appraised ut 1856 by Z. +. Dyer and
Thomas ~Torreyson.
A. w. TAPSCoTT,
Justice Peace, Loutre Township
May 3, 1880, 7.2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

ga arra- rsNrrhnlluIH iaut. ali ~ lnlli shape.
100 tcrt : h!J' Ira%s. l'ai acres i%.Htnti.t, 10 acres
timirirti pasture. haiIHcc IIndpr pillow. III wei;
irlvr.t. GOOD : l. >turN frame huti~' l"NtS lee.
With Il! IGA y ,tc:, good Ice itnl~,. .,i-.& ht4i,t.
Nr. iiart' 'tNihi !'"i Nt'h Basement ION ~ ir"i
plenty water tui al inrln~ts- IitptHN, Ii!rIIi>
nearly new ana III Gu1:! NitIp.. good land. sit
tttit five lnlltS trIii, al MrNI"u. rI county road.
PIiCv ~1h per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10
Lost Three Colts.

from my premises, three
anin,als-one Il bay tilley, = years
old, one a dark gray tiliey, l year old,
both with star in forehead. and one
bay stud mule, l year old. ANY in
will be literally rcwardcd
by William Patton, s mile, north of
tcntralia, on Madison road. 7-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

~" acres. t:ui. III htii }ltl, 81 l,!'.hg road.
lMh a"rtS la ln"tdrE. ~rrC3tai 81, 70 ."IN-. ! ttnrr
nunhrr one til.ahic lana. iargr tWtl-Stuit house
handsomely finished, MI necessary "Ii t"ild-
HiL~. Situated II, Mules south q. Mexico.
lTirt 10 per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10
n. -
MI. ~

,N0 acres. MI Under fence. SlibIiyi,lcd into five
fields. yniIng hedge fence. $50 acres meadow. 100
;tri,> under pillow. ISV acr'> tiInbcred pasture.
two small ir4tii" houses. good water facilities.
creek runs through farm. II Ne. stock farm S!'tt-
ate : miles northwest of Mexico. Price 5000
per acre.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

We hear that there are Greenback
delegates on all the freight trains be-
tween here and Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

IT." acres all we'll Eclcei and nicely >ah-.isid-
ei. - acres good Timothy meadow. 20 acres good
pasture, balance iii cultivation and timber. good
orchard. good / IL Story frame llot-c liz" DonltiS.
good stable and other out buildings. high rolling
land a. hood as any III the county. lric" SUI"
per aero.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

\ number one farm ii $50 acres. -, ..ii:t ~"
,;.t .tlti lT~nh fence. 90 ;trr,,~ ~ f,ifIr -r.tS~ lt-
t.rr. irli%nr, ui farm Ul,lj"t 'ntp t"ui ht#aS, lei
acres Ut pasture IN iIlb"f. >prijlg ;tlltt "rFtk WA
TER ON farm. good orchard Of 10 tree, s,'ltt con-
~inatlt.t house ui four rtni!tS. i],'tliliiii iaHp -!
ornamental ami shade trees. good i"W if;sir
barn ,DA 10 feet. S:tJit,tt IL miles northwest "l
Mexico. Price - 800.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

;,n acres NJ under gnn'! hedge and plant
fence. SOal i've story frGllu" house, new ana N
order. number one ,t.ttir and Si!lnke house,
COD house an, barn. good land and i'll epol
Situated 10 miles north east n
Mexico. Price $40.
No H.
100 acre farm divided into six fields, all under
good fence. ~ here's timothy and clover. ~ acres
blue grass pasture. - ;crH> fiilih'f"+t tHt>l'lr's p"
at ~, ~ cultivation, = ,uT.'> ln!~ and orclt:It
2ln' olr ,f,rN II ,ti" ltp;g~r rtttlt- I"trtti ~,
4,r' 5.... 2H.I J.N t,.rfi ,rr' , H.. ""''. - p,
i"sj- it,-f va "a - -. NJ . go. 90" : a. '''ti'''
E..t t4.. So f..
Nn 1t
t.i~,tt uIr 1t t",.rtit nga'rr- 'l 4f.tN "
".,}.:.tN. y. 4" irttr3.' Anu--' :sHIr r'.'i-t, at tn.- H-
harii .-x5, lrrr, nae urciI.iI az ~"t''Ci frl:l, -
aches frs class white onn. hickory aud W. ~
pan ot lail,i Gn"iv aRa4ted To- tui'tc"" and hi''
raising. ~ acre" 1tF"t Iiitlntlli M':tt:'". 10 -
pF;!I RE AMI III cniiiV,roil. cnlittitt'Ht 50 Nf5l'''.
post Ollie tnr citIFri">. Price 500.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

umm pMMum~m mmmw mmM m@ %MLM~~""
Iw sale wmm~N MVn nM THE tGmMgam FmmMgLm bm A~ sMd Missouri" "|N" ~ """""
Having ommmhmahn 0ut mImdS my hM"M for selling M%Wgp wEM Hm@"% m gmw are m
Largest portion yh mMghh mmew Mm@ ydAen Mexico the county h0An"h" N' "pT"
yhb mM UMhsM@ Tmh following Ep presents portion dyL Land RGMr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-10

$50 acr4> improved prairie land. good frame.
house. rpuls. good >lHnk" lru'iSc. ahitfll ticF
iyin. water Lad ~ nl"t'r '"'s,e. Price So
per ;C!".
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-19

Mr.. Thomas A. Edison contributes
an article in tue October number of the
North American Review, in which he
states that he has succeeded in making
the electric light entirely practicable
for all illuminating purposes. He
elbows the advantages of electricity
over gas, and explains how his system
is to be introduced: He comments
upon the, unfavorable opinions that
have been passed upon his work, and
says that similar judgments were pro-
nounced upon telegraphy, steam navi-
cation, and other great discoveries.
Other articles in the October number
of the Review are: "The Democratic
Party judged by its History" by EN-
cry A. Storrs; 1.-THE Ruins of Central
America" by Desire Charnay; "The
Observance of the Sabbath by Rev.
DR.. Leonard Bacon; The Campaign
of 1862" by Judge D. Thew Wright;
"The Taxation of Church Property u
by Rev DR.. A. w. Pitzer; and IRE
cent Progress In Astronomy" by Prof
e. s. Holden.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-19
THE STATE CANVASS.

Since the CHRONICLES last re-
view of the state canvass it has dis
covered nothing to alter its views
as regards the gubernatorial and
legislative canvass. Indeed time is
only proving its position to be well
taken. Every day but more clear
ly and conclusively, than the day
before, proves that the race is be-
tween Hawkins and Wilson, and
that if a state credit legislature is
elected the republicans will have
it to do. All over the western
and middle portions of the state,
and even in East Tennessee, the de-
mocracy is falling asunder. The
discords engendered by the evil
spirit of Reputation have oblitera-
ted party barriers and disrupted
party confines in a manner than FIVE
years ago would have been consid-
cred impossible. Reputation and
state credit legislative tickets are
being put in the field everywhere
and the canvass for Wilson is grow
ing alarmingly vigorous. In Shelby
the democratic executive committee
have thrown off the authority of the
state convention and state credit
platform and now stand almost ex-
actly aligned with Wilson and his
traitors crew of repudiationists. In
Hardeman county the split is irre-
concilable. Every county conven~
ton that is held increases the can>
didate by two. In the sixth sena-
torial district a repudiationist is the
party nominee, and even such a
stalwart democratic paper as the
Athens Post, the life of whose editor
is one continued battle for democra-
cy, can not and will not support him.
In the Loudon-Monroe district a
repudiationist runs on state credit
platform. It is not difficult to say
where his influence would be cast ir
the legislature.
AS we predicted at the opening
of the canvass the vote of Hawkins
shows no likelihood of falling off
Of course there are few disaffect
ed republicans that will vote fol
| Wilson but we thank heaven they
are not many and will be more tina,
off set by the gains he will max
from state credit democrats who vii
prefer to vote whole rather than ,
half vote for state honesty ant
honor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-19
MAINE AND THE BUSINESS
MEN,

As the CHRONICLE has remarked
several times since the Maine elecs
ton, the result will rebound to the
benefit Of the republican party in
all the gold states. This may be
amplifed, for it will have salutary
influence wherever there are bust
ness men who understand the laws
of trade and the boon of a good cur>
rency, The business men of this
country are more to be affected by
. change than any other class. 1t
is the business men who have prop
erty that may be deprecated, Sc
curities that may be repudiated and
interests that may be destroyed by
the installation into power Of a
party that is without any well de-
fined views on any subject beyond
a mere question of expediency.
This class holds the balance OF
power in this government. AL
though the voting population of the
United States is nearly nine millions
and a half, it is a fact that 10000
men in New York, not larger than
the voting population of East Ten
nessee, will elect the mex! presi-
dent. The course of this business
men can be easily foretold in the
light the Maine election throws
over the field. 1t is in their hands
to secure their interests beyond q
shadow of Ill by the election o.
Garfield, or, joining the band o.
Maine fusionists and the nationa
democracy, to ruin them or at leas
gravely imperil them.
We have been inclined to lool
upon the Maine fusionisus as party
of greenbaekers, since out of $4,000
they have $4,000 votes; but oul
democratic friends are SO strenuously
claiming them that we are inclined
to give in. This being so, the fol
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lowing planks from the fusion plat>
form will no doubt prove of interest
when compared with the finance
plank of the great democracy
great, only, when compared with
state organizations. They are:
Resolved, That all currency, Width
er metallic or paper, necessary for the
use and convenience OF the people,
should be Issued and its volume con.
trolled by the government and not by
or through the banking corporations
of the country, and when 80 issued
should be full legal tender in pay.
ment OF all debts, public aud private.
Resolved, That that portion of the
Understanding debt of the United
States which shall become redeemable
in the ysar 1881 or prior thereto, being
in amount 1882 100000, should not be
refunded beyond the power of the
government to call in said obligations
and pay them at any time, but should
be paid as rapidly as possible and &C.
cording to contract. To enable the
| government to meet these obligations
the minis of the United States should
be operated to their full capacity in
coinage of standard silver dollars and
such other coinage as the business in
terests OF the country may require.
| On account of the financial dis,
cussion which has been going or
since 1874, has educated every
voter in the whole country who il
energetic enough to 60 to the hust
ings and intelligent enough to un'
derstand what is there said, it il
entirely unnecessary to expla;1
these two expressions of opinions
They are the warp and wool o
democratic principles-such as the.
have-although this is a year whel
they are sedulousIy concealed. I
is the knowledge Of them that vii
stand first in the minds Of the bust
ness men when making up thei
minds to vote, and it is the knowl
edge Of these and other equally dan
gerous tendencies that will cleo
| Garfield and Arthur, and a repub
Elican house of representatives mex
| November.
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For Congress.
1sT DIsTRICT-A. H PETTIBONE.
2ND DISTRICT-L. G. HOUK.
BIRD DIsTRICT-H. B. CASE.
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ODChNC'4 Stops Sub B 49, Oct. COUPLER
U0OHNSV c, lesre & Vos IIumaua, Sent
on trial warranted, oay SIS pa os Sl2o up,
Catalogue Free. Addreia n.el E. Beatty.
Waship gton N. J.
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4. 0. o. f.

MAST TENNESSEE LODGE, No 34.--Meets
II Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Han, west
side Market Square. j. A. Galy0n. n. IT, VIII
Samuels, VIC. /; E. w. Adkins, X. s., and Fefmt
Sec Geo. McIntire, Treasurer.
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FOR THE NORTH AND WEST
Do not fail to see that your ticket
reads by the
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
r A I i Il O A ID .

For speed, safety and comfort you will
find this line to be unrivalled. For the
celebrated Springs and Summer Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at
all principal Offices. Emigrants wishing
to go West either to locate or as pros
pectors, will fad it to their advantage TO
90 by this route. Round trip emigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping coache
on all night trains. Good coaches, good
road and Ouick time.
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+. & A. NH.

MASTERS LODGE, No. 244-:-Stated commu-
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
f. Z. McCrOSkey, Sec. II. w. Hall, WIN.
nEARI, CHAPTER, No. a, r. A. M-stated
cOnvocatiOn upon first Monday night of each
month at Hall in Masonic Temple.
s. j. Todd, Sec. w. A. Galbraith, HIP
NGUR DE LION COMMANDERY, No. g.
v Stated cOncIave upon second Monday night
Of each month meetings for drill upon Friday
night of each week, at Hall in Masonic Temple
S. j. Todd, Rec. Z. Bolll, EC.
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FOR GOVERNOR

A LVIN II A w KIN S.
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IMMENSE SUCCESS 10000 in 80 days. More
agents wanted to sell tie official LIFE OF
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Republican Nominations for 1880.
FOR PRESIDENT,
JAMES A. GARFIELD,
OF Ohio.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,

1st District-W. P Gillenwaters, of Hawkins.
Ind DiStrict-H. r. Gibson, of Knox.
3rd DiStrict-W. B. Stokes, of DeKalb.
4th DiStrict-Fred. Miller, of Putnam
9Th DiStrict-B. M. Tilman, of Bedford.
9th DiStrct-Saml Watson, of Davidson.
9TH DiStrict-T. j. Cypert, of Wayne.
Sth DiStrict-J NJ. Nicely, of Carroll.
9th District
10th District
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For Maps, Iime-ta b!es trd ] infOrma
ton in regard to this route cal n, OF ad
dress,
A. -. WE NE,
Travelling Agent, Atlanta Ga.
w M. -. ksOas RS,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga Ten
Or W. e.. asAs s;X,
General Passenger and Tcke, A &c
Nashville, L
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-21
ATEaTAO1 CONTRA e. CAR.

De FL Maparcja} tomamos la 81.
glGiente circunStanoia1a 6 interesan-
te relacion del i tilno regicitio frus-
trado eometido en- San Petersburgo
.por los nihllistas.
Ell Palacio imperial de invierno, ha
bitacion ordinaria de los soheranos de
Rasia, es un inaiestuoso edi6cio com
puesto dc multitud dc cuerpos. Ell prl-
nero de elios f>rma un paralel6gramo
de carca de $50 metros de extension go
bre 100 de anchura y 30 de alto, que
Sc ertiende de una parte sobre los
grandes muelles del N4ya, sobre cuya
orilla izquiari Ia 50 hAls situado, dol
lado opneato, sobre Ia gran plaza del
.Almirautazgo. LIZ fAGhada del Ooci-
dente est3 compuesta de dos alas de
et!i6cios ocupadas por SS. NM. impe-
riaIes. Las habItaciones part;cuiares
del Emp9ralor ocupan la parte mas sa-
lieuts- que da ao6re las orulas del Neva.
A la derecha del rio y en- la parts que
CORE con mas iuenga extension SO le-
vantan soberbios edificios que dan un
aspecto verdaderAmente mAgico 4 las
cercanias del imperial palacio. I'D
De un lado mlrass la soberbia colum.
ma de Alejandra, hecha de granite de
F.nIandia del otro aizase la ciudadeIa
cbronada de dorado fschH, la Aiuana, Ia
Academia imperial y las soberbias CO.
lamnas que cierran el Palaoio, ddndole
Ia perspective mas artisticai 8 inponehte
que pueda ofrecer ciu,lad ninguna.
Un tel6grsfa da .senaJes, dlsppssto
para fnncionar dia neehe, eomupica
con ell gabiuete ie trabajo del 4Enpe-
rador. Uua c1pula 'bizahtina d6rada
indica Ia capita de Il corte, vel pabe,
Hon Dacionsl dc Rlsia fota sobre Ia H..
chada de la gran plaza del AlmiFan-
'tarzgo, como para defsuder con su pre-.
sepcia 4 la famifia imperial. sa. :;
Este palaoio fne .levantsio bajo el
reinado de la Emperatfiz Isabel sabre
Log pianos del oonie Bartrsilien 1904
r1762. l. arq1itactura, mas APPROX aia-
da al 6rden compuesto0 quo & otto al
guno, estas cargada de las molduras y
8loruos aaelp pbr III e11oca Hs su cons
trpccion iuvadian el- gusto arquitect6.
|nico del mando tolo, y especialmente to
de la Italia, tan a6eionada q recogeI g
idear toda suerts de variacionss ARTIST
cas- Tg 90 81 afH II ~ siH9'
Ud color oscuro y unifoi me hace mas
grande a1n elseyero asPeete del edif
cio. 7 para tefminaY con lo general
de su construccion, bastara. .decir que
sue, maros tianen tres natros, de espes
sor, que esta edifeado 'teniendo pre-
ntes lossdetaIles, mas insigpifcantes
para hbskflo .hAbitstlk ahs hss fteInppras
das rigurosas do invierno, y que por Ill.
tina1 murieroa en- la,coustruccien cDio-
sal de testsspalacio y On hos itrabaiosI de
sn nlaraviIlosa altura alginbsEi niles, de
opera arios.fls 4ia III sfa .s8ay stl
observation-disclosures del risd entrasusIo
,estan ocnpadas por los smpleAllos. de: Ia
ScssG impesiat, lss del primer Lpiso es-
tana serYadss para Lao ceremonies, las
'ssa'sal1' lIs?Gsge''Ga9ells| Gel| SSfags'Ss||'ss'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-21
Gaceta de hOy.

- A2F II n ~
Por hstberS ocusside en- lei ayahta-
rnicnto-dc-Arecr vacantes que ass
cieuden q la tercera parte de su n1-
mere totaLda-c -coacejales, -conHoca
d nuevas elecciones municipales que
tertarain lugar EN- los. dis4s 81 6T I
de abril proxitno. En- estos mismos
dias tendran lugar tambien eleccio-
nes en- Cayey. ....stal.,,.,.,,u
r. O. concediendo cuAtro meses
de 'icencia para hs Peninsula '2ai Ia;
gAniero Jefe de CANNES, Cauales y
Puertos, D. Jose Rius Y Lloselas,
con ell objeto de que 'pueda restable.
Ger su salud. y.oc.,r,l,,,o