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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
The State Campaiun.

In every town through which Gen.
Hagood and his party pass, they are
welcomed with flying flags, waving
banderchiefs and general rejolesDgs
by the citizens of every sex and col.
or. They are greeted by thousands
Of the rcd-sllirt Democracy and made
to feel that the cause for which they
battle is the cause OF every man, wo-
man and child of the state. The
spirit, infused into The minds Of. our
citizens in 1876 by Gov. Hampton
seems to be as lively and to exercise
as great control over the action Of
our voters now as the day they caught
the inspiration from their great lea
der. So overwhelming is it's influence
in the up.country That Radicalism
hides its head, or crouchcs like a
whipped spaniel at the feet of it's
master. There is not even the fawn-
ing sycophancy SO disgustingly exhi-
hited hy some Of its leaders in their
intercourse with the leaders of the
rising party, no whining bids for
pca::icn and favor, no holy horror nj
the enormity Of the political crimes
Of their party but seeing the ineyita-
hle doom which 10 hand can stay,
they stand mournfully sad calculating
the chances of another exodus to the
West. The shadows are falling fast
aronnd Boliver, Webster and Co, and
soon the last sad Office will be per.
formed to dying Radicalism and then
these chief mourncrs will have sunk
into their merited oblivion. No sucl
spirite can thrive in a Democratie
atmosphere and that of Orangeburp
County will be essentially 80 whcl
O'Connor, Jervey and our own cam.
paigners end their appointed ropnd.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
Unity.

II is said that mon arc less careful
in seasons of prosperity than in times
of adversely. This may nc equally
true in politics if our citizcns fail to
make the SUCCESS Of the party per-
sonal lnatter requiring The most car
nest efforts. Our evident success in
Maine, the triumphant march of Dem
ocracy in our upper counties and the
general favor with which our cause
is received everywhere in the country
may cause Il relaxation Of efforts on
the part OF some and thereby hazard
he success otherwise ours. The
stake for which VIC are contcnding is
TOO great tor such injndicious CON
duet to prevail. The interval, be-
tween this and tl.e election ia TOO
pregnant with dangers for opposing
opinions to distract our counsels, aI
for the genera! interest to he th!oaI-
ened by personal tayorilism or indi-
yidual jealousies. The county ticket
nominated is the ticket OF the party
and must be supported by every voter
or our purpose to SECURE an honest
government to be Administered hy
honest officials may fail US. Let
this purpose lie made an accomplish
cd fact in November next, then if there
he questions TO he agitatei, discuss
them; if difficulties are TO be settled
adjust them and if wrongs are to be
rishlcd, correct them. We must have
unity now. 3iH aa a'a
The SUCCESS of our party demands
that the plans Of our County Chair
man and Executive Committee be
supported hy a united people. 1t is
to be hoped, therefore, that there will
he general muster on the field when
the battle comes.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
Market Report
CORRECTED WEEKLY by }. G. PIKE.
NEW STORE! NEW STOCK

aving erected new and commodi-
4 Il Gus Store on the site of our Old
Stand. orr facilities for conducting the
Foreign ;nd Domestic Fruit trade are
now unsurpassed in the Southern Coun-
try. The attention OF our ficdds, and
dealers generally, is called to this fact,
and also to our fresh supplies arriving
10 day.
100 barrels Northern Apples.
80 boxes Messina LEMONS
% barrels and half barrels Pears
10 pkgs Delaware and Concord Grapes
200 barrels i. Rose POTATOES
% barrels Onions
100 barrels Northern Cabbages.
Peaches and Grapes fresh every porn-
ing by Express. G.. BART 81 Co,
55, 81 and 50 Markct-strrGt.
Sept 24-1mOs Charleston, $. g..
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
The State Of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

BY c. B. Glover, Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS. y. LOUIS HATH
W made SUIT to me to grant him Let
tcrs At Administration of the Estate
and effects ot MHry i. Argoe. Deceased ;.
These are therefore to cite AND admoniSh
all and siugular the Kindred and Crcdi-
tors "t III" said Mary S. Arg6e. late Of
Orangcbnrg County, deceased, that thcy
be- and appear. bclorc me, in the Court
OF Probate, to by held ut Orangeburg
Courthouse on the 29Ih of September
next, after publication hcreof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause, If
any they have. why the said AlmiuisIra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 18th day Of
September, Anno Domini 1880.
G. Is. GLOVER,
Judge ofprphate o. c.
Sept LIT
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
IN OttcS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY. COMMISSIONERS, !
t,EANGEBUEG COUNTY. )

OFFICE OF COUNTY, COMMISSIONERS, J F.
tlHANGEBEiaG COUNTY.
#aNGEi:i;iiI. :. e.. Srpt. +. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the bridges
across Hallway swamp. in Pine Grove
Township. vii, be let out for repairs to
the lowest bidder. it The bridges, on the
llIll day of October. 1880.
Plans and SPECIFICATIONS ,iiiiite known
on said day.
The right TO reject any and all bids Is
reserved. The contracting party Will be
required to enter into Il bond with su.li-
cicht surely TO insure the performance of
the contract.
The citizcnS of the vicinity are request.
cd to meet the Board of County Com
mis>ioncrs on that day to consult in re-
ference to said bridges.
by order OF The BOnrd.
l. II. WANNAMAKER.
Sept l1-4t e.. IL. {. T.. y. G..
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
The Handwriting on the Wall.

The September state election in
Maine has hy common consent been
regarded rs the initial battl le Of every
November Presidential campaign.
That state has in all these preliminary
contests been stcadfaslly Rcpua!ican,
and as the Republican majority in
creased or diminished, SO The p0liti-
cal pulse Of the country was takcn for
granted. The September Republican
majorities in Presidential years are
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24


81 thought there was some chance
for oEr party" said n Fusionst the
other day, "unlil ! happened to come
across Jim Blaine in a little, one.
horse town yonder. His hat was
smashed in, his dustcr was spccked
with mud, his collar was wil,cd down
to Il string and the how of his neck
tie had somehow or olhar worked
a,ound under his ear. looked nj
HIM aL him and give it np.'-IRochcs-
zcr 41s;]a;o'';Gi r.toyc iidine election.
Poor Jcemes Look at him now
Sans hat. Sdns luSicy, SnNs collar
sans rccklie, sans every thing, save
in its proper place under the lcf; car
the knot of the rope that hangs tht
Republican party! Poor Seemcs!
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
The State Of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
by G. b. Glover. Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS. d. LOUIS HATH
W made suit 10 me, to grant him Let
terS OF ADMINISTRATION Of the Estate and
effects Of Thomas l'hiIips, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
ali and singular The kindred and Crcdi-
tors of the said Tho,nas Phillips, late
ofOrangcburg County, dcceaSctl.tllut they
be and appear. before me, ia the Court
OF Probate. to be held at Grangeburg
Courthouse, on the 29th of Sept. next,
after publication hereof. ut ! o'clock in
the forenoon, to shew ca Use. it any they
have. why the said Adm Illustration SHOULD
not he granted.
Given under my Hand. this l3tll day
of ScptcmIcr, Anpn: npnini 1850.
&. =. GLOVER,
Judge OF Probate .. c..
Sept Il, lSSQ-at 'ta -
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
ACCOMMOD ArION HOUSE

in my store yard, which is 1T the service
of persons with teams remaining in town
over night.
wish my customers TO know that all
Of my goods was purchased by myself
with car" in order To get the hest quality.
think have succeeded and invite all
to come and examine my Stock of Goods.
Especially my assortment of SHOES.
!; G. PIKE.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24

The voters Of Maine arc TO be con
graduated upon one thing, at least.
There has seldom been, if ever, a
campaign in which the duty OF citi-
zens who believe in honesty in all
things was more clear. There can
he no doubt on which side they
should cast their votes next Monday.
-NeV lork Tribune.
There is no. doubt now on which
side they di,i cast them. Yhe clearer
tbcir duty ia made 20 the people The
greater the growth of Democracy.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
TIE FURNITURE STORE

is stocked will! inl! lines Of Chairs, Bed
sicads, Crib, Cradles, Sofas, Lounges.
parlor. Bedroom and Dining Room
SellS. THIS is y separate store. H.'.. p"
4 am prgparcA to pay tho highest
CASH PRICE FOR CQrrON and all
COUNTRY PRODUCE. "'
| have an ~ .." "a
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24

Tho iHst result, and said to be cor
rect, reported frop Maine gives
FlaistcH, ,l,c Fusion candidate for
Governor, a plurality Of ia votes.
This accounts for Sepalor Blaine's 8
last report TO the National Republican
Headquarters. lie did not want the
agony TO fall ut once ON his brethren,
hnt 10 come in gentle showers. Maine
is lost 10 The Republicans. Their
party is crushed and Blaine with it..
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
Lli,iS recorded

<S'
lSI2....... .......l1 1918
1876 ........................ ...........l4 ,S4G
This year the Republican majority
Of twenty four years ia wiped out.
While, -as 1876 proved, Democratic
victory in September in Maine is not
necessary To Democratic success in
other States in the Presidential cleo
ton Of &ovnmber, Republican yicto
ry in September in Maine has been
held absolutely necessary TO Rcpub-
lican success in other States in the
Presidential election. Hence, rs eve
~ person who reads knows, the late
canvass in Maine has been - death
struggle on The Re- nhlican side. The
Republican Iolccs wprc crYanizcd and
drilled rs they were never organized
and drilled h, fore. Thci: idol, Svna-
, tor Blaine, was at their head, and, :,
according to Republican accounts,
onnipr,srnl. All The power aud pa
,ronaee of az federal and state COY.
crnncn's were placed q, his disposal.
The State swalncd With Republican
statesman and ora,ors from all parts
OF the country. Money. raised by
hnnlrctls OF thousands from the army
Of 100000 federal otlicc-holtlers, flow
ed like water IN Maine from the
headquarters Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee in New York.
BiriherY Of leaders and voters qnpos-
ed to'lie Republican partY was un-
parallelel: Everything that human
ingenuity could devise, human.powcr
accomplish, and human endurance
stand, was done to secure Republican
success and save tue Republican par
~. The Republican ,all--the fate Of
Garfield, was staied upon the result.
The Republican party set its life upon
tile east and stood The hazard Of the
die. Tie die is cast. The Republ-
can party is doomed. Its death in
Rovember is as certain as November
comes.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24

Notice.
OFFICE or SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ORANGEDURG COUNTY.
ORANGEBURG, 3. c., Sept. il. 1880 }
A II persons who hold old School
IN Claims are requested to present such
claims Mt my Office to be registered dur
ing the month OF October. $780,
ID. J.. CONNOR,
Sept l7-5t School Commissioner.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
oa.auecbu1.a: Rice ,Milk. /

Un view of n proposed change in our,
Il business on October st prox, and the.
necessity OF stopping our Mill, Temporal.
rly, for the intoduction of improved ma.
clinery, we beg to notify our customers.
that we will not purchase rough rice un-
til Saturday, October 10th, when tho
rice mill will be opened for business
with greatly increased capacity. - 30
Sept l7-4t j.. STRAUSS & CO.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
THE LADIES' DRESS GOODS

was purchased with great G"rc, and The
selection Of colors ami material made
especially for this, market, This line of
goods will bu shown to the ladies by
gentlemen OF taste rs to selection OF
trimmings and experience in dry goods
LusihcsS.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
TIE HATS AND. CAPS.

are li&playcl ina large neW GLASS Hat
Case ut prices to suit everybody.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24

The fight in Name was the fight Of
Hancock against Garfield. Hancock
won, and victory in the whole coun-
Try iow awal's him. But to achieve
Ibis victory Deh'"crnts must relax no
rtfrl--mpst w"k Iinrder than ever.
For the Republican, Leaders will con-
iinue The ,isht T.. desperation 10 the
hitter cnt. and ns ,hej have the mag
nzInc of The federal government to
draw upon they will have no Jack of
ammunition. From this day forth
the HnncMk Legion marchcs forward
en-. every man is expected to DO his
aH'y.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24
My FALL STOCK
TIE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

Occupies the entire eccond noor, and
consists of MEMS and Youths Suits in
new styles and, cuts.
The interior of my Store has been
greatly improved and the capacity en-
dcre,! necessary to. place the extra large
purchase in every line Of goods.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-09-24

in compliance with the orders of Court
of CQnimon Pleas, will sell the real es.
tate mentioned in the several cases stated
bclpW, ut Orangabprg Courthouse, on
the first Monday in October next, within
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
Gaceta de hoy.

R O. autorizando al doctor D. An
gel Franco, m61ico de la Universi-
dad de Bruselas, para incorporar en-
el termiuo de nm aiio su tltulo en-
alguna de las Universidades de Es-
paTla, pudiendo entire tanto desem-
ueliar cargos pdblicos, cuya disposi-
cion Sc hace extensiva todos los
facultativos que Sc hallen en- igual
case.
-Otra resolviendo que Sc consi-
deren como parte del camino vecinal
de cares de Dorado d Corozll por
Toa alta los ramales que sea nece-
sario constr'lir desde Toa-alta hacia
Dorado y Corozal, para enlazar Ell
pueblo con dicho camino, 81 este
no puede pasar tocando al EXPIRE
sado. Tambien Sc dispone que
quede agregado al plan VICENTE de
caminos vecinales uno de carros de
Toa-alta d Naranjto, que no proce-
de incluir en- ell plan ell de Toa-aita
al barrio de la Candelaria por Mu
carabones y por fin, que en- Ia refor-
ma del trazado del camino de Toa-
alta Corozal Sc proceda con arreglo
a la legislation VICENTE.
--Otra declarando lihres de dere-
ohos 1os materiales para la cOnstruc-
cion del tranvla de Ponce, mas no
los que exiia su reparacion Q coaser-
vacion. En 10 successive los conceslo-
narios de una obrs pdb,ica solo po-
dram disfrutar de la exenclon du-
rante el tempo marcado en- la con-
cesion para la ejecucion de las obras
de las pr6rogas que obtengan con
este ohieto, debiendo devengar de-
rechos todos los efectos que Sc intro
duzcan con posterioridad.
---Estados anexos al reglamento
para la imposition, administration y
cobranza de ia contribution terrific
rial.
Ell Ayuntamiento de esta capi-
tai anuncia la pdbllca subasta de las
obras de un nuevo piso en- ell Asilo
municipal de Carload, cuyo acto ten
dra lugar en- la Casa Consistorial el
90 del corriente, ascendiendo ell pre-
supuesto a So, ,80l'02.
-Esta vacante la plaza de depo'
sitario de fondos municipales y de
caminos de Morovis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19

La Gaceta de hoy trae la siguien-
te halagiiena communication que nos
apresuramos reproducir con gusto :
Gel Excmo. Sr. Capitan General de
la Isla de Cuba, con fecha % de O,tu-
bre anterior, dice al Excmc. Sr. Capt.
tan General de esta Isla 10 siguiente
"Excmo. Sr. Con la presentocion
de Rafael Montero con su parti1a y "a
destruction de ia d. G .yo Benitez,
muerte de este Y la del titulado Briga-
dier Ouesa da, que han tenido lugar en-
los dias Is y Is del actual, solo q1eda
en- armas er ests Isla Ia partida de BAN
didos que .capitaEea Emilio Nnnez, Ia
cual sobre tener escass importancia, es-
pero sea en- breve destruida por las va
rias columnas que la persignen sin des-
cans0; razon por la cual considero te:-
min ada la guerra en- esta IsIa.-A toner
Ia satisfaction de participant 4 v E. tan
importante econtecimiento, que nc du-
do le serd muy grato '. T.. no puado
prescindir de msnifestarle mi gratitnd
Y darle las MIS- exprcsivas por el lauda-
bic interes Y valiosa cooperation qne
desde que estalI6 lie guerra ha venido
prestando esta IsIs, tant) on In remi-
sion de- fuerzas que compartiesen con
este Ej6rcito las durss fstigas de Ia cam
pans, cuanto en- el servicio 10 vIgilan-
cia que por 6rden de V. E. han practi-
cado los buques de esa Isla, asf como
Dor la oportunidad y exactitud de las
conGdencias que acorca de los planes
del enemigo ma ha comnnicado; auxl-
lios todos tan espont{ueos como vallo'
SOS. tan vaiiosos que no dudo en- air.
mar que han contribuido en- gran1e es-
Gala conseguir la paz va alcanzsd =
R4stame rogar V. f. lie en- mi nom
bro las gracias les fuerzas del Ei6rcito
Armada de esa Isla, que mas m6uos
directaments hays emplea 10 '. E. en-
contribuir 4 Ia pronta termination de
esta campaha. "
Lo que de 6rden de s. e. Sc publica
en- Ia Gaceta of"iol para conociniento
general satisfaction del Ej6rcito y
Voluntarios de peta 1sla.
Puerto-Rico, l. De Now mbre da
1880.-El Coronel Tenionte Coronel de
E. NJ. INFERNO, Luis Nebot "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19

He aqui el telegrama en- virtud del
cual ha vuelto q publicarse 81 We
cino
"Rio-P -Piedras 16. -Noviembre.- - AL
Director del perioiico EAgente. Go
bernador general. Con motive del ma.
taIicio Infante heredera, obtanida auto
rizacion Gobierno de s. NJ, Y usando
de mis- facultades, concedo 4 E2 Aoe,,te
indulto De Ia pena de veints dias sus-
pension impuesta por Tribunal Impren-
to. Pueae desde luego reaparecer Pc
ri6dico. I"
Gracias 4 este, el colega Sc pre-
senta de nuevo en- Ia b,echa /; Y en-
un estilo norido como ell del senior
letrado de la Intendencia, Sc COM
para en- 10 perfumante al sandalo, y
en- 10 her6ico al martir de una idea
y al antique romano que decreta-
ba la muerte de sus propios hiios. !"
Con muchos humos Sc nos presenta
el colega,
Sea bien veniio. Nosotros contes-
tamos atentos q su ssludo y le de-
seamos mucha vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
aTAs1Es'liFIAS.

Erratas tas--Entra Ctras de- bulto que
SO escaparon en nuestro anterior edito-
rial, hay una oraoion de Ia cual SO han
suorimido las pala5ras que van 4 conti-
nuacion on letra bastar,1illa "El faro que
SO habia elavaao en- el C3lvario, Y cuyos
resp.andores tratabau d. comanicar al
mundo doce humildes pescadores judios
sin 9iencia humana y sin protection lie
principe nj conquistalor afortun ado,
sin riqueza, sin NADIA de 10 que hace eff.
oaz Ia propaganl,, era Ia mica lu9 que
c0mbqtia ent6aces las tinjejldS de Ia bar
b13ie
Ea el mismo articulo SO puso colecciio-
nada editada por coleccionado q 3itado,
suculizar por seculari@ar y otros lopSus
que Sc fderon ALI Y en- otras parties del
periodico que esperamos salve el buen
juicio de nuestros lectores.
Nuevo letrado. o.-Don Ramon de las
Cagigas, illus cado abogado de- la Uni
versidad oolegio de la Habana, ha
alberto su brfete en la calle de San Jo-
SO mum. 81, segundo piso iz1uierda.
Tenemos lie 81 los mejores anteceden-
tes, y 10 recomendamos al p1blico.
Nuevo melico. SO Vera en-
nuestra secoion de anuncios. el aprove-
chado doctor don Cal!xto j. Romero Y
Cantero, hijo 1el reputable melico que
todos conocemos, ha alberto su estudio
en- casa de su padre, Fortaleza As. Por
la esmerada educacion medica que ha
recibdo on los Estados Unidos, Espa-
fla Francia, y porque I" de raza le vie
ne al galgo ell ser rabi-largo, " espera-
mos que el nuevo doctor ha de adquirir
pronto buena clientala en- esta ciudad.
Abjuracion Y conversion. n.-Segnn una
carta bastante retrasada que recibimos,
el 19 de setiembre, domingo, y en- oca-
sion en- que tenia lugar una solemne
function religiosa, abjuraron p1blica-
mente sus errores en- San German IN
hombre una muier luteranos, natural
el primero de Antigua la segunda de
la veciua isla dc San-Th6mas, convir-
ti6ndose acto seguido nuestra sacro-
santa religion que los acog;6 en- su seno
con los brazos abiertos. Eil de Antigua
que estaba preso fu6 pnesto en- libertad
10 cual vino 4 aumentar el j1bilo de los
nuevos hijos de la Igiesia Catolica eau
sando q la vez agradabilisima impression
en- ell vecindario que, en- extreme conmo
vido, fu6 testigo aquel domingo de tar
halagii snas y venturosas escenas.
Calebramos nosotros sinceramente es
te plausible acontecimionto y ojala qut
SO repita mucho para bien de los gu,
est8n fuera de nusstra santa communion
i Poetas.-Hace pocos dias que ha lie
gado de Mayagiez nuestro apreciabl
amigo don Manuel Maria Sama, como
cido poets, de quien hemos recibid,
agradables visitas.
Tambien ha sstado On nuestra Redas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19

lei trabajo perseverance, la economias y ID dis
erection de sls operael0nes, ID rectitud leal-
tad en- toalas sus transact ines
Necesita serTir bien sus clIsntes, dar es
buenos geEeros baratos Y dufader0s: este o.
oil objeto que la casa Ad Go lchau Sc ha pro
puesto sempre en- 81 estriba su fuerza.
En- los negocios por mayor v de exportacioH
no hay casa algnna que pueda luchar con ella,
y marayilla yer su numeroso personal sicnpre
ocupado active.
Asf es que pesar de los 8randecimient0s
sucesivos los locales que ella pcupaba eran in
sufcientes. 81 jefe de esta iinportafES casa
aca5a de adquirr una inca de 5000 metros
sefalada con ell n1mero rs fau-
bourg Poissonniere
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
FESTEJOS REALES.
CONCLUSION. }

Senslado por S. NJ. el rey el dia de
hoy para la presentation de las faias
benditas enviadas por s. s. Leon XIII
para Ia infanta Maria de las Mercedes
fue leyada aver de- la Nunciatura q Pa
lacio Ia GAIA que las contenia, y esta
maiiana fueron colocadas sobrs una
mesa en- Ia habitacion de 8. A. r., asf
como la demas preadas benditas por
Su Saati lad.
A ias doce del dia una compaila de
infantsria con band dera mdsica pas6 a
la Nurciatura para dar Ia guar1ia de
honor, POGO despues una seccion de
Ia escolta 81 mando del o6oisl senoi
Maquieira.
Llegaron luego ( dicho punto los %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-19
BILLETES
DE La LOTERIA DE MADRID
DEL % DE DICIEMBRE.
PRIM TER PR f MO,
$5OO,OOO.
H. Is d. +. AGUAYO.
RecaudaciOn de COntribuciOneS
DEL ESTADO
EN LA CAPITAL.
AXISO.


Cumpliendo 10 dispuesto en- ell articulo l6 de
Ia Instruction para Ia cobrsnza dc los deoitos
nor contribuciones de 81 de enero de 1875.
aprobada p0r Real 6rden de % lie dici mbre
del mism0 ano, hago presente, que durante
diez dias. q couta desde el |. . del entrante
licismbre, SO proeedera por los cobradores
De esta RecaudaciOn la cobranza d0m-
clio de 10 correspondence al segundo cuatri-
mestre del aho econ6micc acturl por eontri-
bueon industrial de comercio, y primero
segund1 3,or "a territorial
Vencido este t6rmino, IDS que no 10 hubie-
sen s.tsfecho podran verfcarlo en- dieha Re-
eau ulacion, sta en- la calle del Cristo MIN r.
duran otro pszo de diez dias que terminara
el 20 del mismo diciembre en- Ia lnteligencia
de Que, corrido este Gitimo, Sc procedera al
cobro por la via eiecutiva segun 10 prevenitlo
EN- el articulo II de Ia referida instruction,
aplicaudose a los deudores las penas estable-
ciias en- los articulos Is 23 de la propia ms
trucciOn
I.o Que Sc hace pdblico para conocimiento
dc los contrbuyeutss quenes concierna
Pnerto-Rico 20 de Noviembre de 1880
FL recaudador, ANTONIO M. DE ALDREY.
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