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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30
ARANCELES De AOUANAS.
V I.

Las pipas y barriIes que oueden 1ti
las para contener liquidos, y los cascos
yrandes de metal que s'rvan para con
;euer difsrentAs m-rcAnc as de las que
nunierau conduct 10, sdeudaran, cor
separation del contenido, los derechOs
corespondi' ntes q su clase pero en
t4ndemos que 81 estas pipas, barriles
csscos se introd lcen conteniendo arti
c1ios one psguen los derechns por Q
PESO bruto, entonces no deben adeudal
dichos envases derecho alguno por Sc
parade nj tampoco cuando Sc intro
dnzcan esas pipas, barriles y cascos cor
le;. anclas que tengau tara senalads
q, el Araucel, deberan adeudar dera
oto alguno por separado, pues pol
el 1ltiuo p.rrafo de la citada dis
pesici6n cuarta SO previene que nc
se'an sp'icsbes las reglas de dicha
disposici0n 4 las mercsncias que ten.
g~1 sen.lada tara fjs On el Arsn-
-sl; asi, pues, por ejemplo, I'M barri
lie sebo 8 de cua'quler otra grasa qoe
pueda qued.r util para cortener liqui-
DO; 8 bien otro bsrri cssco de meta
que SO introduzcan con drogas 6 pro-
duc55s qu'micos, y que tsmb en- sean
1tl.s para liquldos u otras mercan,
cf4s, no deben adeudsr derecho al
gnno siempre qua los efectos on
elios contenidos adeuden por ell pc.
% huto de los bultos ; III tsmpoco III
hsrnl de tocino, carue manteca de
cerdo, que sea 1til paia contener liqui-
log, debe a teudsr dereoho alguno por
s-p9ado en- razon de iDtrodutirse con
4rtcaios 4 que el A ancsl concede re-
baja an ell peso por rszon do tara y no
series aplic.bes por tanto las regas
de la disposition cuarts.
Esh misma disposition cuarta del
Ara asel vigente de esta Isla dice
tambsn 10 siguiente 81 Los envsses de
seeite de oIivas, tgoar1ipntes, lieores,
cerv-2a, sidra y vinos se aforaran con
del cobtenido por piperis,
vidrio, barro 8 la materia obrada de
qua SO compongan. D." E Arancel de-
Aduans do Ia Pen nsuia no hao-
e,ta esy syeciti aeon, estlmandose por 10
LhlLO uuG lOS tuNhSO5 hOl nASlAc 10 OlI
Vas estan cumprrndldos on lag reglas
general sobre envases exteriores in
tefiores, Y respeot0 de los sguarlientes
licores, cerv, ia, sidra y viuos, qu4
a e1dan por htros, 10 piperia que le sur
We de envHse Sc sojeta h la regla de So
t,sf.c4r ,os dereyhos por separado ee.
g1u su clsse; pero on los demas envases
de vidrlo bsrro sus derechos Sc con.
sideran que estan va comprendidos en-
los del Iiquido que contieneD, toda vez
que el Arancel no 80 los impone por Sc"
PARADE
La clrounstanois de establecerse por
o, Aranceleo vig9ut5s dc eeta Isla que
los envases de ios aguardientes, lioores,
cervt "a, sl1rs Y vinos SO atJren con So
paraci0o de- contenilo, por vldrio, ba-
rr1 o la msteris lie que 80 oompongan,
notablemeute dlchOs articu-
Ios po 10 mucho que h"o' elevar los
rpspectlvas ,ieroch)a do importation,
puos hay [ u que paga1 oasl tanto
per al cutuy los enVasns, otros que re-
latiyAm nte pagan mas derechJs los
enYasta que 81 ooutenIdO como sncede
''Nf''0 n..s. Que 1osegu0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30

Que h ID tan ( a. fuismo t; 10 - go los
aires en- Ia tIerrs.y on las sguas. b
las reconoce por las faeas inelinadas Y
rriangulares qua describen en- su Vuelo,
Ell cuaI varia c0netantsmente de- m az.
tanque otro, de uno & otro rio. Guam
do abaten el vuelo, hacen IN giro Ian
zandose oblicuam sobre la superb
cie Qliere decir qa8 nuaca van pOr
el camlnO rectO.
S1 eemeDto es ell aqua du}ce, Y, GUAM
do estan helados los estarques, SO apro-
ximan 4 las cercanias de los boslues
a conner las bell0tas que 80 desprenden
de los SrhoIas, porque tamb6n GUSTAV
de todo geusro de gro0eras frntss.
Varron os Ilam6 Guosogipenna y los
lapones los Ilam4n s1n FL ibran cuvcs
nomhres quieren signihoar que dichas
ayes son demssisdo torpes para eusa-
yaras volar, que hesta los tres 8 cua-
tre mesas no puelen couseguirlo, en-
cuyo tempo 90 pueden matar a garro'
tszos 8 puntapis'.
Z primer ahmento de los potos j6ve
nes cs el mljo, cuyas panolas devorsn
insaciabemeute, y lupgO, cuan 10 va sou
vieios 8 du,it2s, ia cebads. Su voraci
dad se malif sta en- ell instanta mismc
Ae nacer. Ora sean j6V' mes, ora scar
adultos, jsmas est,n sati-fachos y s.
tragan cusnto SO les ds encuenttan q
psso.
Los hay de varias classes /: blsncos
a. gfos CRISES, dome ticos slvestres
que son Ia mayor parte.
Los dnades potos estan sujatos, com
los q 4nsOs, un cambio repentino du
rspte el oual piprden la pluma a vecas
en- una sola noche. quadsndose como E
d1Ro de Moron. Yo 10 he observad
+ n el tempo de ls muds, dice B4il'oI
los he visto sgitarse, como dando sena
les de importuua picaz6n, al dia 81
guiente me!anc6ioos y av9rgonzsdo'
cual 81 sintesen su propia debi lad.
Y cuenta la historic natural que {
siieucioso Pitagoras guerra SO les slej'
g. de la habitacion en- que los sable
"a entregsn al gooierno de los pueblo
porque su ffecueute = estrepitoso con-
4 ca. rompe al siiepcio de Ia meditaci6
y perturba los olios del juPz.
L. carne del patio es muy pesada
enArdece y 81 corrompe con muchs +
ciidsd despues de- muArts. Por es
dice el refran "El patio ell lech6
del cuchillo al asaaor" A su sangr
como d la de la vibora, SO stribuye
poder de reslstlr q! veneno. A D O.
de todo hoy m smo IN graz pastel
dnades serla muy celebrado por los Ar
clos de la situscion
En- una palabra, 'ector, el patio es I
ave de la e*pecie de los gansos, pue
como dice tsmbi6u el otro refrain "P
to, ganso Y an-aron, tres cosas suen'
y una SON.. Y ~ sabps 10 que est
nosotros signitioa un gonso.
ApruvechA estas notiOfas, lector car
simo, por 81 lrgs e.. nuba one te auu'
ciamos, para 1ue la reclbas cual O
rresponde. Por nue-trs parta, esper
mos r- cnrgsmento de ouros tiAos,
au~>se encarguen de devorsr tantos @
Diaveres en- pntref"cci6n; que no
B Bprinquen TERRA de potos, gonsos 6 a
I" Mrones, para que en Ella g. acimate
j. tad ius pidas, tan iniigestas y tan nj
= Gas ayes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30
BOletln Mercantile.

Aquf estdn harto deslindados los
camros para que necesitemos equili-
bristas con ell dictado de partidos me-
dos.
Los conocemos de sobra desde
Fonta1.
Aqnf les llamamos patos los que
profesAmos principles cimentados So
bre in1estructibles bases
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30
CASINO ESPANOL.

Ha sido elegida en- este patrii-
Co centro, para funcionar en- ell 90
entrante, la siguiente junta direi-
va:
PREsIDENTE- HoNoRARIo:
Excmo. Sr. Marques de la Espera-
PREsIDENTE- EFECTIvo:
Excmo. Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri.
VIuE ,PnEsIDENTE
Don Jose Pena Chavarri.
DIRECTORIES:
Don Jose Mari. Arsuaga.
" E rique Vljande.
Juan Conill.
4" Eustaslo Z.l1uondo.
" L 'rique R. Mel!ado.
" Jose Orcasitas.
SUPLENTE9:
Don Luis de Quixano.
jose r. Fnentes,
Francisco Hernaiz.
Antonio Acha.
Juan Borras.
" Santiago Echeveste.
CoNTADOR:
Don Jose NJ .rf, Pvns.
TEs0RERo:
Don Juan B .uti,ta Font.
SUPLENTEs:
Don r f4el NJ 'ceira.
" Jose Cerra.
SECRETARIES
Don Raflel PArez & rcia.
-" Jose Manuel L6ucz.
Nosotros esperamos del acredlt'
10 cello de los sennres de la uuev
Junta, que selnteresaran sollcitamer
te porque siga esta sociedad progre
sando como 10 ha hecho bajo {
acertado regimen de las anterlore'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30

5uScr1pcion.
que, en- nombre del Partido Espa-
mol sin condolences de la Isla de Pto-
Rico, ha alberto ell CoNITk CENTRAL
del mismo para la ereccl6n de ~
monumento que perpet1e la me-
moria del ilustre patricio, del dis
tinguido escrltor pdbIico, del mas
elocuente, del mas decidido y ace
rrimo defensor de los intereses de-
Espsna Ell America, DoN Joss
PEREZ MoRIs, barbaramente ase
sinado ell la noche del % de Sc.
tiembre ultimo.
f1sos ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30
LO S P A OS .

A iuzgar por las sombr@s que SO pro
y4utan 90 el h ris3ntr, debo estsr pro
xlma la nubc nc p.t)s que, dasds a.gl
tlsmpO, 90 disponia arrlber q tstae
j gan, y 4" f1~su sstaa aye,, co.,
a0mbre { os q mt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30

En- fa, por 1000 pesos de pr,
procede
En la Peninsula, papel de-. $40
En- Cuba, papel de ...... ..
E. Puerto Rico, papel de-. so
Y contratando por l25 pesoeo-
rresponde
En Ia Peninsula, papel de-. go
En- Cuba, papel de ....... II
En- Puerto Rico, papel de.
Nosotros, que hemos sido losri-
meros en- lamentar 10 oDeroso das
nuevas tariffs de efectos timbras,
esperamos, con64ios en- los sal
mientos de rectitud que animr d
nuestro Gobierno, que la dlscta
mocion d. nuestro amigo y corli
gionario Sr. Muhoz y Rivera sura
los anhelados ef.ctC 8.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30
Tn tercero en- discordia

Con verdadera sorpresa hemos
10 q signiehte sueIto en- II In
'ief d Madrid
- noiicias del 6Itimo vapof
8 IL Rico, va calm6a ose
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30
HATO-GRANDE.

SUNA ANTERIOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-30

Ha sido elegida en- este patrii-
co centro, para flncionar en- ell 90
entrante, la siguiente junta direi-
va:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

The question Of calling an extra ses-
sion Of Congress was debated by the Cabinet
q some length on The I'D. While no de-
cision was made, the general impression
was that L would be impolitic 70 call an
extra session.
SENATOR VOORHEES, offered resolu-
ton on the ed, declaring '.That the hostile
attitude assumed ~ the national banks to-
ward refunding the national debt at low
rate Of interest, and the recent attempt 70
dictate the legislation Of Congress on the
subject, are contrary 70 the best interests Of
the people, and we'll calculated 70 excite
their alarm for the fufure.v Senators Nor
rill and Ferry objected % the introduction
Of the resolution = being out Of order and L
was laid over. "A large number o. nomina-
tions were confined IN executive session.
Among new nominations sent In BY the
President were Albert Woodcock, Collector
or Internal Revenue for the Third District
Of Illinois, and A. M. Jones, United States
Marshal Northern District Of Illinois.
The Beers have accepted the British
terms Of peace. These provide for the ccs-
sation Of hostilitIes, that All arms, munitions
.hsl, ~ re.sorcd. 49, NJ rrsns,s.I shs,,
" Granted indenendence .uh,ect y canal
tlons 70 be hereafter settled BY the Royal
Commission, and that the Boer Government
shall commence after the commission shaIl
have made : report. Meanwhile British
garrisons are 70 remain ~ the lransvaal
without In anywise interfering with local ar
fairs. The Boer forces will dispcrSc forth
Win and Cart. Elliott,s murderer 4 ~ ~
'',,'..rra = n N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

An accident occurred yesterdiy
which. fer singularity almost SURPRISES
belief, and discounts any story eytr
told By the President Of the Club q
Forty Champion Liars. L. solomon,
clothier doing business At No. 6sS
Franklin avenue, and who. BY the way.
Is 4 rather staid and sober business man
Of middle age. was, about four clock,
sitting in front Of his open stove and
meditating on possible rise in cloth.
ing. when too heavy dinner or natural
somnolency caused him 10 fall asleep.
Whether dreaming induced change
III his position, or whether the weight
81 his head in nodding forward over
balanced him. neither he nor any one
else knows. but he was certainly very
rudelv awakened and quickly discovered
that he had fallen forward In his chair
and thrust his head through the stove
door. Fortunately the lire was almost
out. and Solomon being ashamed % %
found in such position. endeayored u
vain I'd extricate himself without call
ing for assistance. H. soon found ou'
that the stove was hot enough TO burn
his hands. and the heat becoming IN
bearable ON his face he shouted for Nc
Krueger, his clerk. The latter was MOI
4 little astonishcd az the sight that me-
his gaze when he approached the stove
but retaining his presence o. mind he
tried TO drag his employer out q ~
predicament, but did not succeed
Finding that Solomon was getting pref
" badly burned and crying % him Y
render him speedy help, he ~ ",
broke the stove and got him out. NJ
hands. face and neck we're consider,
bly, injured. but IL is thought he WI
recover. A carriage was Immediately
called. in which he was taken TO his re-
dcncc. No. 1901 Morgan. whcrea phss'
ician dressed his burns and left him "
comfortable rs could be expected. iin
experience has certainly been novel
81. L0nis Giobt- Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

Hc rave All the hackmen ~ n.
Union Depot stand-off. brushed Nv
boot blacks right and left. ana shom
dcred his sixty pounds Of baggage NM
started ~ .JciIerson avenue NJ s.a ."a
81 4 tavern. III Wa 4 r;~bt ~ ,s, ara
down man. and he wanted N sir;t"
tavern where they had iii old-fashlon.I
boiled dinner. 'a
Just come IN from Lansino.n H.
observed. - he fell M with Y n.da'
trian.
\ Did ehp' Been out 10 NE I.ey;s-
latureP"
lyon bet I have. Tn Not X man
Der. but | made things hum out ~ ~
ali the same"
" Have bill?"
"Not exactly. / come down from
49, County 70 take the kinks out ~
our member. He was sailing N win !
high head, and Il I'd waited ten DAYS
longer he'd have been bossing tbe
whJle State. What d'ye think PIT w
N dunno"
.He wonld'n sneak ~ ma xyh.n
first ~of thcrel Think ~ thar M
home fhcre w. rnted him abont ~ n
And sent him down ~ Lansing mor,
because none n The rest ~ &c caslS
leave. and ~ wanted ~ ~ ~
colder'n \ wedoei What ~ v"s
fhinkp'' nv
+" Rather mean.u
avon het! But / lowered his nose
bit. We'd heard how he was pranens
around ana nuftin0 on airs md maths
Ont that Ne RIM our county. ana 1 fs1S
az IL oct forether ana wrote him ! q,
Tar II didn,t seem 10 AZ anv rooi
and 30 We cot together aoa;n and thsy
sent me down II MI 81 III currv'
comb
s.And Won didY,
"Didn't IN He'd nut in about
dozen nils ATTACHING onr county and
mashed All Int iva. III had js;a NM
self out for six or seven speeches. and
mashed ali but one. The frst day
got there he was supporting motions
and moving 20 amend and strike ou,
but mighty soon let him understand
that no such chat passed for orator.
with us. He tried 10 bnlldoze me 4.
first, but when he found that his con.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

Rufus Choatc believed IN hard Wo. \.
and struggle. When some one sag y
him that certain fine achievement W.
the result If accident. he excla''n, '''
/" Nonsense! You might as well olM
the Greek alphabet on the GROUND ~
expect 10 pick up the Had.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

AT the time 81 the recent big no'c'
fire IN Buffalo, business man. IN wnos'
apartments in the burning building weIs
many articles that he priced, rushed Y \,
his rooms, seized m empty bird-ca3.
and clock key. and barely escape
with his life through the smoky halls
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

ALExASDER III. has, By special
uIkase, summoned The peasants 70 take the
oath Of allegiance. A decree 4 published
granting persons deported % Siberia, with
the lose q civil rights, permission 70 en-
gage n commercial Or professional pursuits
after three years. good behavior. The same
privilege viii Be accorded political cxiIes,
subject % the approval d The Minister o. the
Interior. Another nItfo-gIycerine pIot he's
been discovered IN g. Petersburg. Inc po-
lice have taken possession o. = snail ahop,
beneath which Wa found the entrance 70 :
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01
ne Missouri Land Frauds - Gigantic
6WindIe.

H@ s"~ "~-'''~''' '''t' $3.50" '',
The press dispatches which have been
published regarding The recent arrest q
che land swindlcrs IN Si.Isouis give 10 Idea %
The ex(ent Of the fraud. The officials IN the
General Land-oflce n the city regard 4 -
the greatest swindle ever pcrpetrated on the
Government, and ~ immensely can only %
realized when al the facts IN the case arc
known. - inception dates back % the
year lt'<s more than quarter % = century
ago. 10 that year. on the IN Of August. IN
act was passed by Congress graduating VAL
ues o. public lands % actual settlers and
cultivAtors from $i.2S 70 u ~ cents per
acre. just after the passage Of this act .
ring was formed IN Missouri % obtain pub.
lie lands BY Illegal methods. Some Of the
men who engaged ~ the scheme are still liv-
Ing, and u 70 believed q tho Laud-oiiicc that
tho Government officials must have been n
collusion VIII me swindler. The latter pre-
pared and brought 70 several Of the Land
omces 10 Alssouri squantity Of false EVIL
dence. alleging that ne public lands for
which patents were desired were actually
settled and cultivated according % law.
This was sent 70 Warrington ~ the kegis-
ters and Receivers, and on the presentation
Of this alleged proof patents were issued for
hundreds and thousands 81 acres Of land oths
swindlers. All their well-laid plans seemed
% prosper. Then the war came. and ali
Southern and Southwestern Missouri. the
scene u the swindllng operations, was IN 8
state OF confusion. During the time Il il be-
lieved the swindlsrs made the most OF their
opportunities and distracted q many patents
q they could lind. when everything had
quoted down they commenced 70 sell on the
patents IN manner that was ~ plausible -
Il was successful. Il was s follows: Mr..
A came 70 Mr.. b with United States patent
for certain number Of acres. II WAS gem
uine patent, though obtained BY fraud. Ac-
companying Il was deed purporting TO be
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01


4O4 I'D "a 4a8 - =
News from Everywhere
e--
pn0cEEDuN0s or CON0RRsa.
W.pcu 1e-Noshinr ~ done. IN the
course q some remsrks upon the existing
deadlock. Mr. Beck said that % there va
kepubl!csn tresldenc o.ck *. ~ KsPuo1satn
osr<x INV ~ :lso Ma shc senate e his back.
and had the credit 81 q! that "a: rood and
,S' ~ ~ nv Nv. ss.ss" ~
veil ADJOURN. and motion 20 that eleos Was
carried without oppo..uon'
AAhch Ill Eessfsons q 1.nnssos.'
~ sworn ~ sna sook pc sest y ~.
Vance hsd paired Tor ne he's, session. sne former
having eone % Florida Tor Ne hearth
MARCH ls.-ioe senate Comn.Issss 1870 s's
49, ~ pa.Ssa. ~ ' ~ NJ 49, J, dscsdc
she lie between sns s~o psrsics--s7 % q. n.
Davis: q illinois, voted x shs nsS.1lvc With 1.n
s VA reached Il also IN voted With the Demo
crafs. ana .buzx q Acknowledgement ran
around ne s.ssms.y sos before ne rs.s.;
his vote amid some applause ana
some vigorous blasting n the galleIie..
ne VICE fres'dess chen ala: :ihs Vote q
ne senss: being evenly divided sns S ~, VA
don carried. senator salisbury placed him.
eli On record q opposing the right q re. sne
chsrsc,sr. ~. forsn ala ~ vics Prcsid eas
merely followed precedsnts. and quoted :
sinn AZ e sess v sa;ouraef u1sii Hendav
MxRcn 21.-Bevood ne condemnation a.
lsw executive appointments no business was
ransacted-
-
$500 $780, l 49, o.1 800.
Sv'n -. 800 y. 800 Aien'
removed Ao!sa1 bo'ano, tne oostEeperous
~ LOUIS ro.ice Comnlss'onsF' snus making
tnFee vacancies - tne Board enc tnen nomi-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

souri, Wool Growers Association Il 70 be held
q Sedalia, April and7.
CHiSAAS AND SASOAhk1ES'
A FEUD Of long standing between the
LudlInc and the Stubbs families Of Monroe,
L.. eliminated on the 18th IL the killing Of
Fred. LudlInr. : son Of Judge Ludling. form
eriy Chief Justice Of Louisiana. and the
wounding Of Frank Dinkgrove, cousin Of
young LndIing, and man named Mitch
enor. stubbs's manager. The ARRAY occurred
on the Stubbs place, where Ludiing and his
cousin had gone 20 resent n injury done By
stuooss manager p some q huding 4
wagons wn'cn nao ocen driven
On the place against ne orners.
y seems tnat DlnkErove ana Aitcnenor snot
escn other; who shot Lud'ing = NOT posi-
lively known . several persons were pres
snt ana number % sno's were nred' Luz
w reso.vs. ".' ..Hen ilI .aI =. oouy $1,000. "'sn
~ 80 s.l..'ukes 49,, $3.50. $3.50
-. ~ 49, ~ ~. I, 49, s- n. - .ss
. .ue'ns 49, ,nn s'''rx Z. 49, 49, !, n
ne 80 an.'L NV ~ S'''o' - ~ ~
'es-.s e,'Se -. ~ - y.
~ .o"ooa. Sonn 0leanss =. 'ne e
louis = New v'.e.ns 49,. ,s-nsPo u 49,
p@ns, s1p'o.e. ~ 5 r, =. ~ s 49, 49,, I.
W. .s,n NV! 49,. $3.50. '.s:s., ~. 49,.
800 60 y s,x.,,tv-s,~ ,,sr f.,~ oe-ho,,
Ichr 800: . MA, . 49, .h.rd
1890, No.. .rd go sr.,,,.r c.rmsrs-
,r- 49,, r,,Is5 ~ drc~n.5 ssxer., o,hers ~
el,d,re rsnf McClsIlsnd- were somevbs,
,n,.,~.5
.c,x ,,,o.;<,, Z, 49, a ~
~, Y. r,~,-,-- y. .,.-s
.os. -" 49, =. ~ 49, 's'1''e1
- 80 uea'n y. ~ ~ e,. 'nen'
N HAiL"Al eoli's'on neoE Aa.os'lnes
Tex On We istn, RESUMED ~ tne aea'n "a
y. ~ bonos express messenger Nine per-
sons were injured fa7 p reignt Tram
oesacneo from ne iocomo1iVe' started oown
grade ~ ne "'na' VA met p passenger
'ia.h .Lou' lons''s~ 49, g kIes' speeu.
u.s. pfu'al ou''ase 49, 'ocen.'y
committed upon iaoy near Evening snaoe'
Ark, me VIE 81 n. N. hoya'i' County
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men VINO nave n''"er'o posns koou EePu'a-
tlon ere under arrest charged WIN sne Terri
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f'E c't'1ens - Ar'1on1 pursued :
band q Apache mule thieves for seven days
put were ampusned anu murdered ~ them.
AT Lakeview, near Chicago, on the
night Of the 2lst, Charles 7. Cram, city
merchant, was called 70 the door o. bis
house by While seymour, 2 lad o. Is, son Of
prominent Board "a Trade man. Ascrsm
opened ne door young seymour snot MIN
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

Michigan has the only uniformed
female brass band In the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-04-01

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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-11-09
Business at Recorders Office.

Deeds, &c, recorded from Oct. 1st
to Nov. 1st, 1881:
Release of Mortgage-Ralph Bug
alay to A. B. Reid.
Petition for Charter-Joseph Ad.
amson ct al to the Governor of Penn'a.
Charter-Commonwealth to Salmon
Greek Lumber and Mining Company.
Deed-Warren A. Barnes to Eli
Berlin, 13 acres in Kingsley town
ship. $239,28.
Deed-Joseph Adamson ct ux to
The Salmon Greek Lumber q Mining
Co., 1884 acres, $136.OOO.00.
Mortgage-The Salmon Creek Lum-
ber q Mining Co., to Jacob M. Kep.
ler, Trustee.
Deed.-A. Danse to Mrs. Pauline
Danse, 125 acres in jerks township,
$500.
Deed-Mary B. Brooks ct al to
Joseph Adamson, land in Kingsley
townzhip, $1.00.
Agreement-Joseph Adamson ct al
to w. w. Kellett; Bark on 8184
acres of land.
Deed-W. A. Hilands to II. H.
Keeler, one half of 80 acres in Hiek-
ory township, S1.00.
Deed Augustine Keogh ct ux to
Adams Davis, land in Kingsley town
ship, $500.
Deed-Augustine Keogh ct ux to
Adams Davis, land in Kingsley town
ship, $1,000.