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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

MARRIED AFTER MANY DFrIcuLrEs
A young lady who had romantic expert
ence before she became a bride was we'd
ded in a neighboring county a few day.
ago. Three times she had been engaged
prior to her final betrothsl. Her first afi
anced died Of consumption. Her second
was Frustrated with smallpox. and died q
Few days before the time fixed for their
marriage. Her third intended was acct
dentally drowned on the eve of their we'd
ding day. Her fourth love lived to marry
her. They are now on their wedding tour,
and may their honeymoon be sweet AMI
ong- Portland Argus.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Senator Williams is credited with the
following little 'pesch during the eIecu.
tive session of the Senate when Senator
Ferry announced that the Republicans had
determined to give up their tight over the
Lynchburg postmaster; al never dreamed,
Mr.. President, that should live to see the
day when an ex Confederate bnsadisr
would lead the Republican hosts to defeat,
or hear an old slave-ownsr call the roll Of
his faithful servants, not at the bsse Of
Bunker Hill, but in the Senate Of the
United States" Senator Malone smiled,
II /. said, a very broad smile at the remark
Of "old Cerro Gordo."
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

There was a noble youth, who, on being
urged TO take wine at the table Of q ia
nous statesman in Washington, had the
moral courage to refuse. lie was = poor
young man, Just beginning the struggle Of
life. "Not take glass Of wine ?" said the
great statesman, in wonderment and sur
prize. "Not one single glass Of wine ~
echoed the statesmans beautiful aud fasci-
mating wife. "No," replied the heroic
youth, resolutely, but gently repelling the
profered glass. What picture Of moral
grandeur was that! A poor. friendless
youth refusing wine at the table Of q
wealthy and famous statesman, even
though profered by the fair hands Of a
beautiful lady. NO." said the noble
young man. his voice trembling a little
and his cheek flushed, ~ never drink wine,
but here he Strengthened himself up,
and his words grew irmsr) IL you have a
little good old rye whisky don't mind
irving a snifter ~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

A GRAVEYARD FILLED WiTH MURDER
Ed MES.-ln Kentucky more men are
killed in six days than in eight years in
Vermont. In one graveyard in Owen
county, Kentucky. the majority are muir
dered men, and in another single county
foriy-two persons have been killed in two
years. Homicide has been a. destructive
Of human life in the South As yellow fever.
Although there have been forty thousand
deaths from yellow fever since the war, the
deaths from homicide for the same period
have been even greater.-l international
monthly.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Darling" she whispered, softly, as they
sat, locked in fond embrace, gazing al
the stars, al have been told that each star
in the heavens is a bright, pure, noble
soul IL il 40, dearest? ~ "Ies, have
heard 81" he replied, pressing kiss on
her lips. "And do you, darling" she con
tinued, do you do you think ! will be-
come a siar when die?" ooh, pshsw
You're To big to he star" He protests
that he said it without thinking, but she
refuses to accept his apology, and the en-
gassment is of. She is riding horseback
to get down to stsr-weight.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

No man, says Labouehere in the London
TirtL, ever lived who was more thoroughly
tired Of life than Lsndor. ! remember a
speech Of his at Florence, the year before
his death, in reply to some suggestion. al
shall do Il, sir. if ! live through nett
Winter, which hope to God shan'i."
Not long before, having been asked whether
lhe had lately visited his villa, where his
lie WAS then living, he answered: "No,
sir, for the gate is guarded by a flaming
sword, which is not held by an angel"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

This is woman. She is coming out Of
dry-goods store. See how hsppy the
woman looks. She has Just bought rem-
nant Did she get the remnant cheap :
She says she got the remnant cheap. The
dry goods man has told her il Was cheap.
Would you like TO have dry goods store
aud ssll remnants
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11
COAL! COAL COAL! New Livery 4 Sale Stable.

liasing al.iai eo,aplsteJ n,y hige liic, stable,
ahi prepared 10 ssfts ths Pubiic a. the moai al'
proved iaannss, aud Fee,,eeihb, AL shaie oi as
ahlr 90 oder slsflal lnitiatlafnis. Give ine call
\. %. MARIAN
io'.u sianlofi, Ky,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Saturday, Miss Brit rode from Barren
county, horseback, to Franklin to see heI
sweetheart, Mr.. Morrison. who Was very
i'll. They were married the evening Of heI
arrival, and at y o'clock Mr.. Morrison
died.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Fairly maturity Is the most valuable
characteristic Of improved stock. To keep
young stock growing is the only way TO at
tend success in stock raising.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Rev. John W. Zimmerman, late editor
Of the Dsnyille 1ribune, has been appoint
ed an Internal Revenue storekeeper in the
Seventh District Of this State. Well, that
do settle il. A preacher and Revenue
Siorekeeper A purified saint Of the God
and morality party watching a slill.house
II Gabriel blows his horn while Brother
Zimmerman is ON duty We hope he will
hear it, Sunday Argus.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

A clergyman remarked the other day
"Alas how times change! In the Old
Testament days il Was considered a mira.
Gle for an ass to speak, and now II seems a.
though nothing short Of a miracle would
keen one auiet.n
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

WAY THEy ELoPE.--A writer in q
southern paper Is convinced that there i.
les Of romance in the many elopemenis
Of Young lovers in that section than hs.
generally been supposed. lie i. authority
for the bold statement that more than halt
Of the so.called elopemenls are the result
Of conniyance on the part Of all concern.
ell, in the interest Of economy, since they
do away with the expense Of wedding out.
tits, presents and receptions. "In the
country he writes, "ii i. considered high.
" sensational aud romantic for Young
fellow to srslch up his sweetheart, place
her in a buggy, aud drive furiou-ly through
the mud and rain tweniy miles To get
married. no matter il the family are
perfectly agreeable to the match. II !.
only occasionally, however, that an elope-
ment furnishes any sensation or romance. "
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11
a kiad Word of Aaries.

II you feel yourself growing weak, your
strength falling, the natural functions Of
the body becoming impaired, take warn
ing in time. Your system needs iron,
which when combined with proper vege-
table extracts produces tonic Of rare
medicinal effect. such a remedy Is Browns
Iron Bitiers. Buy il Of your druggist,
aud do NOT he persu AIDED To take subsli-
tule, for this is the only remedy which
gives permanent strength. II contains no
alcohol, nor docs Il blacken the teeth. II
receives the universal endorsement Of
elergymen, physicians. druggists, and all
who have used H.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11
Isiiem Hsrer Prersafss.

The engineers of the Central Railroad Of
Georgia say; Though exposed to the
worst miasmatie influences, going In and
coming out Of savannah at different hours
Of the night, and also in spending entire
nights in the city during the prevalence Of
the sellow fever epidemic Of 1874. with
but the single exception Of one Of US (who
Was taken sick, but speedily rssovered) VI
continued in our usual good healih-s
circu Instance We can aeeosni for in nc
other way but BY the effect, under Provi
denes, Of the hsbiiual and continued us.
Of Simmons Liver Regulator while W.
were exposed 10 this malaria"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

OLD FASHIONED CoURrIsG A. TO the
'old fashioned court" that was bushes.
No 'lum-tum" about il. When a Young
man had his eye tenderly fxed on Young
woman he told her NJ il before the open
kitchen Ere place, while he was pairing
apples and she knitting stockings. The
freligh, Just showed their bushes of to
good advantage; they woke up the old
folks and told them Of theirexpected hsppi.
ness; nett Sunday they sat together at
church. were soon married, began life
humbly and worked up quietly, peacefully
and With their souls filling day by day
with that sentiment which lives forever
and Is the power Of all powers-love.
Nowadays il is different, sadly different.
Young people use up more time in non
sen-ical attentions" than the whole bust.
n,ss is worth, begin married life in better
style than their parents even have grown
TO, and As q consequence their progress il
backward in all that is true aud noble in
character, aud the divorce Court too often
tells the sequel 10 story that. is any thing
but pleasant. old.fsshionej, earnest court
ing is the foundation OF true home lie, and
the sooner our Young people return TO its
simplicity the better 4 New Haven X, gistsr.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Tnr PLACE WurRr JERSEY Cows
CoNg fRoN.-Jer-ey Island, the place
from which We obtain the fayorite COW, is
a small spot Of Land. II squared, il is six
aud three quarter pliles each way. Yet this
li,tle island has a population Of 100000
human beings, and over 1900 cattle, aud
has had that number Cor the last 20 years,
for the census Of lSGl gives l2,037. And
yet they export on an average annually
5000 head. Roughly 'peaking, on this
island they manage 10 support one head Of
kline 10 every acre, while in England there
is only one head TO every ten seres; there
fore, in proportion to lis size, Jersey ex-
ports as many cattle every year as Eng.
Land consaim. n England were TO export
cattle at the same rate, her whole stock
would be swept away in single year. A
good Jersey will yield half her own weight
In butter in a year-she rarely exceeds
eight hundreds pounds, and her average
weight at home Is about seven hundred
pounds. What little spot Of earth can
make a better showing?
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11
IN Erehnnae or C.urtr.is..

~ ksFfNNuUe ~ toUftrsfts.
A s,ory istold Of an ,xehsnge OF eour-
iesy between Scotch minister and his
parishioner, which ia characteristic Of
both. The minister va. introduced into a
country living, and, in his round Of paro-
chial visit, called at the cottage Of a little
tailor rstice 9 -est uninyited. he pro.
ceeded 10 talk, bu, found it hard work, as
he met With no response. The tailor sat
upon the table. stitching in sulky silence.
Al length hs spoke. "Sir," he said, 81
regard il az an unwarrantable intrusion
your entering my house, and ! ask You in
what capacity you come" "My good
maj" was the reply, Il come as your par
ish clergyman--it Is my duty to know all
my parishioners. know you don't attend
church, but that 10 no reason why We
should not he friends" To which the
tailor responded: ~ dinns regard ye rs a
uiuisser of Christ. bnt a. servant Of
iatss, i 70 come a- . gentleman, we'll and
good; bnt % minister refuse 10 receive
you" which could hardly be called oour-
teous, but the tsiIors politsne-- was out
riysled by his ministers, Who, rising, said:
"My good fellow, be pleased 10 understand
that il is oniy as your parish clergyman
that | ever dreami u visiting you; when !
visit as a gentleman l don't visit persons
ia your position in society wiih which
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Thomas lIarrison, lhe evangelist"
claims To have saved lv.eOO souls. the
day a man pneL lls morse for liquor
staggered up the csisbs.lsl whiteGeld aud
said "Alisser white6eld ! was converted
by you two years ago. "Ahr said the
preacher, ",his looks Just like my work
Now, il God had converted you"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Ayers Cherry Psctorsl is a really re-
narkable and tiIDs-honorsd medicine. II
Is the best remedy known foI all diseases
Of the throat and lungs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-11

Rheumaiisna, neuralgia, hy.ieris, female
weakness, etc. prowpily cured With
Browns Iron BiiisTs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14

-R9pitese la notcia de que los ja-
suitas se proponen fundar en- Vitoris
una Universidad lihre baio ell patronsto
de San Ignacio de Loyoa.
DEL %
Ell obispo de BIi4ioz h4 excomuIga
do al Aut9nomi8t1 Ertrsmsho al Ma
sisterio E.rtremsa2, peri6 loos de esta
capital.
81 dia II Sc di6 ectara en- todss las
iglesias de aquel obispado q Ia exco-
munion.
Tambien el obispo de Piasauoia Ci-
ceres la excomulgado al E.ctremea9,
periodioo democratioo de squslla ciu.
dad.
-Re6rienlose noticias anunoios
conteni1os en- cartas particularss, dice
el Utimo telegram de AIgeciras que va
ser reforzaia la guarnici6n del Gam
po de Gibraltar.
En- Z.ragozs sigue sus tramites la
causa incoa1a ell versno pasado sobre
conspiraci6n contra la forms de gobier-
| no.
Sobrasaida va raspecto de- la mayor
parte De los procesalos, quedan 1nica-
mente por tales cinco personas, entire
elias una senora.
Aver fIeron conducidos la csrcel
de Algeoiras cuatro de los presuntos au-
torres d"l ssesinato perpetra1o en- Ia
persona del comandante mi itlr de- la
Lines, con motive del alijo comotido
hace tres dias.
Aver man ma fie preso un indiviiuo
sentenciado 4 muerte desda el sno 1913
por un asasinato que en- dichs epoca
cometio en- Granada.
-COntinus la repatriation la en-
trega de socorros d los fdgitivos de
Otan.
Las noticias del Sur suponeu 4 B1-
Amema dispuesto 4 ref1gisrse en F.g-
mig, frontera de NJ ,rruecos, por causa
de desorden s in1isciplns entire sus
parciaes.
Dioese que slgunos de ellos hsblau
de someterse y que otros quiereu inter
nsrse en- ell desierto.
-En vista de as proporciopes que
ell movimiento de repatriation hAbia ad-
quirido, las autoridades frsncesss sdop
tan toda clase de medida para contener-
10, y reconocen la necesidad de ofrecar
los colonos espsnoles las garsntias de
seguridad que hasts squi no siempre
tuvieron.
Parece en- efacto que algo ha iuAuido
va ell reclutamiento alberto por ell mai
re de Oran, ofreciendo ventsjas y ase-
gurando vidas y haciendas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14
II SORPRENOENTB ESPBCTACULO 4
iEL SOL DE 0 R D!
as SAN FRANCISCO.--45

Por los vapores "Ciudad Condal" Azure
ra' Puerto Riqueno" &C ba de importaE
este ELEGANTE ACREDlTADO ESTA-
BLEC[MIE IENTO, ricos variados objetos de
fantasia precios infinitamente bajos.
IPARIS EN- Ell '1SOL DE ORO'1
Esta es la frase qua ainces9ntemente resue-
ma pr to los los anguo3 de la ciudad en-
efecto, allf encontrareis
Elegantes visitas y ricos palet6s de sedG
para sefioras ultima novedad pariaien1
Brocado para ira es de Sehoras, de precio-
sisimos colOres, Pasamanerfa, agremanee,
hecos de seda y avalorios, Tiz4dos y mil OBJ
jetos de buen gusto para adornos de traje,
Hermosisimos chalesy fahds de se1a pa
ra Sras.
S1mbreros para Sefioras de Ultima move
dad a pracios muy baratos chalinas para
Id 4 la mpderna.
LA MAR de cintas: matizadas, & 10
pompadour, de tafetan, sed =, gro, fAlla eto,
etc, de todas Iatitudes y precios.
preciosos avios para novias Que Voz
Hermsisimos Pintados para trajes de Sras.
muY DaratoS.
Complete surtido de perfumeria, para TO-
das las fortunas.
Calzado de todos ndmeros y calidades.
Ricas batas y camisas bordadas de finisi.
ma batista para Sras.
Buen Piqu6 de colores para trajes eSras.
Las acreditadas mantillas an 1aluZag y ve.
los bordados para mantillas.
Tiras bordadas, encaje y entredos iSurti.
do general
Abanicos de Dacar y hueso, muy bonitos.
Complete surtido de: casimires, pafIos,
merinos, elasticotina, corbatas, pafuelos,
camisas, camisetas, hilo de escocia, medias
etc. etc para caballeros.
Y un million de objetos do un gustO
exquisite, que seria pro 'ijo enumerar.
Acudid, parroquianos, al SOL DE ORO"
Y no olvideis que ALI Sc encueutra todo
Bueno Bonito y Barato. b. las.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14
CBRVFZi INGLBSA LBiITINl,
MCEVAN DE EDINBURGH.
sUEvA rN EsrA IsLA MARcA Ell GLOBO

La mas purs y mas agradsbia de to-
dss las cerv-Zss comuues que 20 i'm
portan EN- este mercado, en- cuya COM
poscion no rntran otras sustaBcias que
cebsds y ,1pulo, es Ia que menos alcohol
contiene y esta completamente exenta
de ingredientes nccivos 4 Ia sslud. Es.
tas condolences la hacen muy recornen.
dable & las personas de buen gusto,
las que siAndo delicadas no podrian 90.
portar bsbidss irritsutes, q los conva-
lecientes cuyss intermediates exijan be.
bidas t6uicas puras y On general todo
el que sea amants de las buenas carve.
zas inglesas legitimas sin adulteracion
de ninguns especie.
Las siguientes certifcaciones dicen
10 suGciente 4 favor de este excelente
srtlculo.
Famosa cerv "a palida de Nc Evan
msrca "El Gtobo."
MelbCvnre Enero 8 de 1880.
He analizado una muestra de le GER
VEGA palida india de Nc Evan de Edin.
burgh que me hs sido sometida, Ia cual
encontr6 perfecta segun operacion prac.
ticada por un entendido y honrado Ger.
vecero.
No contiene ningun amargo extrano
como la Casis, nj sustancia ningona
venenoss somo Estricnins, smargo dc
Wslter 6 bays de Ia India.
Sc compone 1nicamente de Cebada
pura de lupulo mezclados fermen-
tados en- una atm6efers frescs y embo-
telladas con cuidsdo.
Los consumidores de las primaras
classes de cerveza ingless puede usar
esta marca nuevamente introducidA
la venta sin deiar NADIA que dessar q su
gusto.
Sc recomienda efcszmente como la
cervezs mas pura que hasta el dia 90
ha embotsllado.
VIM Johnson
Quimico analitico del Gobierne de
Victoria.
Laboratorio quimico
Escueia de Artea, Sydney Mayo Is
de 1880.
He analizado Ia nuestrs de csrveza
emboteilada de Nc. Evan que me ha
sido sometida y encuentro que contie-
ne:
Alcohol por peso 5, 40 por oiento 8
por vol1men 6, 55 por ciento.
Materis estractiva 3, 06 materia Aci
da 0. II.
Tambien examine 81 Ia csrveza conte-
MIA los ingredientes pericEiosos que
contiene muchas vaces y no he hallado
indicaci6n De So presencia.
Las tres primeras condicionss espues-
tas por la Comisioa de vinos y csrvezAs
de la Ultima Exposicion International
a que iebe darse especial preemin4ncia
son l. Tenar una paquena parte de al.
cohol 2. No conteuer Scidos s. La
ausencia de materias v4nenosas; y to-
das estas CIRCUMSTANCES reune Ia mues.
TIA que che xaminado.
Qledo de Y. So servidor. FIrmado,
W. A. Dixon. s. F. T. @.
s. detaIla por s. Melon y o., San
Juan Puerto-Rico, San Jnsto IL. Uni
co deposito en- esta Tia.
NOTA: Llamamos la stsncion q los
consumilores respecto otras marcas
imitadas que hemos visto muy inferio-
res d la que somos nosotros 1nicos
agentes.
uto IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14

sonal sDguns; pero no asi on los en-
pleados de la empresa. El maquinist
ID. Pedro Fernandez de Velssco sufric
quemaduras y contusiones de oonside
raci6n, Y mas graves a1u el meosnioc
D. Manuel Fernandez, de cuyas resul
tas fAlleoi6 POGO despu6s Gu San Felipe
Uno de los bueyes quedo completa
meLte triturado Ia locomotors sufrit
tan terrible choque contra una palma
que retrocedi0 4 una gran distancia de
lugar del suceso, antes de volcarse J
del conductor de la carrets, que era ur
moreno, no go tienen noticias: ha desa.
paracido.
Una pareia de la benemsrita Guardia
Civil que iba en- ell tren n1mero 7 se
porto de una mansra digua de todo en-
comic, tanto On los momentos de la
desgracis como en- la trsslaoi6n de los
heridos este ciu Had, prestaDdo Ia mss
efcaz syuda.
Deploramos tan triste aconteoimisu-
to.
Con ell epigrafe de Faga leemos 10
siguiente on FL Periqaero de Holguin 90.
rrespondiente al dia 80 del mes dltimo:
EI visrnes 20 del actual y como a
las nueve de la msn4ns, la verifcaron
ocho de los presos que go custo1iaban
en- Is c6roe p1blica de esta ciudad, no
sabienio ma, detslles respeoto a! modo
lie ver6csrlo, sino que perforsron la
pared p0r la parte 0. on el excusado y
saliendo la casa Immediate que esta
desh lbitads, iesde ssts les fue cosa fa-
oil respirar aire libre en- la plaza de San
Isidro y huir hacia el campo.
To1os los fug los SO ssegura son cri-
minale5 lie consideration, hombres de
historic horrible y sombrf., y algunos
de ellos la justicia humsua los habia
condenado, y otros tenian suspendids Y
esperabau una sentencia terrible y ms
recida.
Las autorida1es de esta poblaci6n.
tAnto civiles como militsres, con IN ce-
10 y sctiVidsd que slabamos, inmedia-
tamente que tuvieron conocimieuto de
la fug,, di4pusiseon la persecution por
fuerza armada, sin qua hasta la fecha
SO haya conseguido la capt ara de min.
guno de ellos.
Ill Diario b, alb 'erto una susori2cion
benefcio de los rapatria1os de OfAn
enoabezdndola con 300 pesos.
DEL 4.
Sagnn nos escribe un amigo de Pi.
pian, al dia 80 de julio una pareja de la
Guardia Civil del puesto de S,u Nicolas
venia persiguiendo tres bandidos mon
tados y armados 1e revolver y machete,
los cuales SO dirigeron un potrero 81
tuado junto al primero de dichos pue.
bios On medic de un espeso monte.
Apenas tuvo noticias ell celoso Alcal-
de de Pipian de 10 que ocurria, ssli6
scompanado de algunos voluntarios en-
persecution de los malhechores, man
dando al mismo tempo aviso al tenien
te de Ia Guardia Civil don Francisco
Cabrera, que 80 encontraba en- aquellos
momentos en- NJ .druga FL activo jefs
de iinea se present6 en- el acto on el lu-
gar de la persecution, logrsndo captu-
rsr uno de los bandidos, y ademas
el caballo que montaba otro, que on la
precipitada fugs que emprendieron los
malh 9chores, tuvieron que abandonar.
La espesura del monte impidio Ia csptu-
ra de todos.
Al siguiente dia se presento en- Pr
pisn ell tenieute coronel senor Poves
quien dispuso salierau varias parejas
tras las huellas de los espantsdos ban
doeros.
E estaba ell orc de 92A SO p.%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-08-14
SECCION OFFICIAL.
GOBIERNO GENERAL
LAISLA DE PUERTO-RICC
NEGOUADO q


R9sueIto de Real 6rden one las cleo
clones para la renovation de la mitad
de los cargos que sctualmente compo-
nen la Dputaci0n provincial, Sc verifi-
quen en- la epoca que determine ell artl-
culo 90 de la Ley electoral de 20 de
agosto de 1870, y conocidos va los re-
saltados del procedimieato s9guido pa
ra determinar cusles Districts habisn
de quedar vacantes, cumple q este Co.
bierno General, On uso de la facultad
que laiLsy lie concede, convocar q dichas
elecciones fjar para 50 celebration
los dias II, II, 13 y 14 de setiembre
pr6ximo.
Tales actos, que tendrGn lugar en- los
Districts de Vega-bsja, Rio-Piedras,
Caroline, Oaguas, Arecibo, Aguada, Ma
yagU 70, Anasco, San German, Yauco,
Ponce, Juans Disz, Juncos : Nagusbo,
SO ajustaran, asi como todas sus Incl
dencias, 4 las disposiciones de Ia citads
Ley electoral de 20 de sgosto de 1870,
publicads en- los numeros de la GacetG
de Puerto Rico correspondientes a los
dias % Y rs de mayo de 1879.
Los Colegios Secciones para estas
elecciones serS1 los mismos que sirvie-
ron para las tiltimas municipa y vo-
taran el Diputado que corresponds a 50
Distrito, tods vez que por cada uno de
estos no puede elegirse, tenor del ar
tioulo g. de la Ley provincial, mas que
IN representante.
La Junts de escrntinio que se re-
feren los artlculos 118 y 119 lie la re-
petida Ley electoral, SO reunirS el do
mingo Is del mismo mes de setiembre.
Por iltimo, y en- virtud de 10 pres
crito en- ell artioulo az de Ia expresada
Ley provincial, la Diputsci6n Sc reuni-
r6 ell primer dia iitil del mes de noviem-
bre y procedera 4 todas Las operaciones
CONSEQUENCES hssta su constitution de-
Rnitiva con arreglo q 10 que dispone Ia
propis Ley.
Puerto-Rico 10 de agosto de 1881
SEGUNDO DE LA PORTILLA.