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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
CAFE
TOSTAIO NOLIDO Y m GRANO.
UEBESEt

En- la condteria de ia PALMA sc expende
pmoy superior. Exlase ell nombre de Ia q
sa tn cada enya it0ro.
Las fanias que dnseen eI cafe tost,17 sin
pulvorizar pueden pedir yse les ve0fefa con
uns pe4aen7 rebaia sobre e preeic de- moljo o,
En- dich0 est bec nen,o SO cgHtinGa s. v}en-
10 ease muy loejorado al que p serwa y 7e /. (.
miten ab0aos u,ei sualey loF el nomco lie tn.
zas que sc pidan Preci IS mo :ic0s. %
Gbras De Julio Verne J Nogne-nad
En- 10 Imprenta Gel BQLETIN, eoleceIone'
euadernCs sueltQs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
VI EDNA AZZAHRA

Layenaa historical original de Antonio Al
caldo Y Voadares, 40 ctvs. en- Ia Imprenta
lei BOLETIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13


G.
arnohe Co Barb ios-Ca Tnni1hd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
" 49,.

En- la Re- Iera Ita'iaLa de Agustin Musa y
Hermano hay de venta espi iuel1s lemes &c
todas classes Yse cllocan vdros bfAncos de
ccores 4 precios m6licos y cristaleS dc roca,
"a anti2ados TO hco, Fcrta!esa 46
h le M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13

Guavamg puerto Rco) MARIO "a. De lS8l.
MuY stiior nuestro :-Trnrmos el g1sto de
poner en- conoc,m,ento de VI. one deSde esta
fecha hemos cStahler.dn uaa so,iedsd mer.
cantil que grora baio Ia razon socia. de
FERNANDEZ Y MIRANDA
siendo soc'os gestoreS.D. Vicente Fernandez
D. Eu cho Miranda Il. eual Sc teiicar4 a
los msmos nag, cos que 4'raz IA la de sus
antecesores, s. estorz2ra p0r ascerse djgna
de la coufarza que Sc lie dspengaba
RoganOs vi. Sc si Va tomar notas de nues
tras firmae al pia, esperanto marecer 81 con-
fanza. nos suScriblmOs de Vd. atifnosS ) @
B. s. M.-FENANDEZ MIRANDA l-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
GM ERa v IL q EG.

Gaayama. Puerto Rico) III }rzo de 1881.
Muy Sr. nuestro
Participt mos a Vd.,...que desde estate
cha Qaeda dsae.tl la sociedad cue slraba Ell
esta plaza b>jo la razon.
FLORIT Y MIRANDA
pOr com IRA hecha Dor DON VICENTE FERNANDEZ
pon Mart Florl de todo su capital so iai,
Que lando la Iiqldaci de la espres4da car
20 de la uucv4 s)tiedtd s9gun circular de la
vucjta
gra3ecemos Ia ooYfanZa qTe Sc ha s1rvido
lis ,cnsaruos; supicaado Il haga est nsiya
a uuestr0s sucesores
lie vi. fflno ;. 5 Q. B. :. -FLoRIr
MIRANDA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
FRANCISCO RAGGI,

Professor de ptd len, escriba y traducc para
piano, can.o, or luesta Y banda militer, de,cla-
SO dc piano o,r0s inetrUmautOe de vlento
domicilio u1leq 3s Iatsn intorp2es en- la io-
Yeria dc don Vicente lriutl Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
OBRsS DE- DON SRTLRO CATALIN'.

En- 10 ImI renta del BoLE1IN, encuaderna-
las la espsnola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-13
ObraS ilStiyaS de Qu3Vedo.
iEnickloB IUTAHiai.

En- Ia Impreuta del BOLErlN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22
Valuable Land for Sale

| WE WILL SELL AT wALHALrA 9 r IN
~, saieday in JANUARY, 1882, to tho hioo., 700,
Sa, Nu"er, mat valuable TRACT OF LANne !"
ueonee County, on Coloncls Fork, contninin na ~
or c ,ess munasoa and seven'ysix Q7G acres, more
jenkins, deceased. u James
o, ~ IS situated about ono mile from Westminstor
anu has on il twelve or more acres Of cood h.
aua oGn ana largo body of table uplands veil
c.. ALso,
na mar improvements and a good orchard
until the tlny OF salo. % private sale
IhhMS OF SALE--One, third oasb md -.
by 'er moio an% q" credit of twelve months secured
pood anu mortgage of the promises. Titles
s'''' NJ $. JONES, ~
NJ. A. HALL,
LUCINDA JENKINS.
December /, 1881 LOTS At Law.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22

Many negroes in tho lower purt of Aiken
are leaving for Kansas.
Thoro were twenty six attorneys, ono of
them colcred, admitted to PRACTICE by the Su-
premo Court ut Columbia last woek.
Tho Official vote in tho lato Virginia cleo.
tion. reported to tho General Assembly, gives
the Readjns'ed Republicans an average ma.
jority of n fraction under 10000.
Mother" said fair haired urchin, IL
don't want to go to Sunday School. Iwant
to go tishin'r" But tho fsh won't bite on
Sunday" We'll" responded tho probablo
future President ''l'Il risk it. any way.
Maybe, thcros some that's like me-"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22
BUSINESS LOCALS

10 different kinds of French con nGo,,;o.----
at Norman's. confectionery
mo latest novelties in fno CHM ona n
"om'an waro at Norman's.
Don't fail to sec tho pretty moss roso IN
sets (5o pieces) at Norman's. '0'0 ''a
Toys Toys Toys III a. Norman,a
In expressing my gratitude to mo n.,..
apr 'ne,r past and liberal patronage pasf"is n''h,
also INFORM tho public that / nov bo," mooid
nand S larger and more complete ""ro s,ooL 90 90
R"oas ,n n 'ilan ever before consisting Of ''0A 0i
Notions ond uroccries
Boots 81 hardware
Saddles md Hoocs %
Caps "nd Brdles
ana thousand and ono otber ,,;na, T.
,no o'a ana young, rich and poor. o;ris l tol
Ioys' ladies and gentlemen, ali Of wh;nb SJ nnu r,a
pelng with Yankee push, Offer @ NJ "n,,om "nu con-
0neap rates Respectfully, "''""''S
;. W. r. REID.
you want something that is good IN tno
ny OF puro liquors 60 to Biemaun,s Ror o.a
,shiako ui'nk r. W. Wagner & Co.'s sold Grow. wv
w.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Grand Special Holiday Sale.

GS ,y,,-,
Hoh CHRISTMAS, 1881, make yourself o,d
- iamny happy by the gift of n PIAYo ~ ""u ~,
"nu"n, n,.' 'hnt VIII fil your home with music M,
only for day, but for a life time ''' 'o'
;,s, s,ccshi EkOIiday Sn nlH.-30O first class
aI a,s'run,ents from six best makers; 1853 81 ylns
ehesn s"ueS aai prices. but no competition wiR
s'rnmcnts from old makers. Others m,n, -" ,n'
S ce,Ve purchasers with offers of $1,000 pi,ne. W..
Ior SZZo and Stop Organs for SOS bn, roo ,so
Won T.. uold dollars can't be bought for so c"n,s
. ilue economy lies in the purchase of n roIiahio
instrument, cost what II may. ''o
~ INSTRUMENTS FOR THE LEAST hrorey ia
6ena zen Tor Catalogues and Special IIolidov saI.
f'oes' Au tress LUDDEN & BATES
Tho cr,o, v, Savannah. Ga.
ne n ureat Wholesale Southern Piano and Organ
e De"'ois. Dec 8, 1881 4.It
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22
RSSB.
HARPER'5 Bazaar,
l l. l. u 5 7 II a TED.

ms ms popular journal is rare combioot;,rJ;
ol literature, art and fashion. It's stor;os
poems, ana essays are bS the best writers 'f
hnurope ,n and America; its engcavings posses. "
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.'o N','u. =. Inc new volume will conton
many brilliant novelties. W. ''"'"'h
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22

short time Since two young ladies wero
ncc"stcd by an gypsy woman, who told
them that fnr II shilling cach slc would show
them their husbands. faces in d pail of watcr,
which being brought they cSclaimed: eve
only zee our own faces" "Wcll," said the
old woman, "thosc faces will be your hus.
bands wheu you are married"
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IT. again becomes our pleasing d,,v .
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK oU
GOODS,
""ich > mas been carefully selected bv o,r ,.
on ~ -, nEin' IL constantly arriving and vii, ~,
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- unnecessary to give you detailed ao
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22

Tho MARQUIS of Huntington, Secretary of
State Tor India. receiving q deputation from
Hanoheater urging tho total rerenl of the
Indian import duties, said that the recent
statements in regard 10 tho intention Of tho
Indian Government were unauthorized md
inaccurate. The present systom. ho said,
rested on no fixed principle and could not
remain permanent part Of the fiscal system.
lilo warned Chambers of Commerce against
ngitating for the abolition of tho opium du-
duties. Replying to a dcputaton Of Oldham
manufacturers, tho Marquis said that ins.ruc
tions had already been given os to tho in
creased cultivation Of cotton in India. Seed
had been sent and improved processes had
been made as widely available as possible.
The Government. ho said, was impressed with
the Importance Of opening up the resources
of India in cautious Ind prudent manner.
The Marquis regretted that the Cotton Sup-
ply Association hud been allowed to expire,
and said that if anything could be dono to
promote the growth Of cotton in India it
would be by bringing the cultivatot into
more direct contact with The English con-
sumer.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22

CAUSE AND ErrEtg. g.-Tbe mo;, o,. :
nervousness ia indigestion, and Tint j. "".o ~
ny ny weakness of tho stomach No ono 1850 o,''
"nse Sp"hd nerves and good health ,I;,,,"n. o"'
MIX ii"p BIttcrs to strengthen the .tn,naoi,
p"rI'y me blood and keep the liver md i''H'' Ia
"uys active, to carry off all the rosonnn. 49, ,a
""Ste matter Of tho osystcm.-1dymnno" "''u
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22

New ORDER OF Tn,Nos At THE WHITE
HOUSE. President Arthur has certainly in
ttrodueod now order Of things at tho White
ilouso. lilo seems diaposed to profit by tho
lessons of tho murder Of 0arGold lIo has
made the rules governing the admission Of
they should havo beon made long ago. No
stranger is admitted to SEQ him now until no
has told his business to tho private secretary
Yory few pcrsnns are allowed to ascend tho
stairs shd take their places In tho waiting
rooms, where last spring one hundred and
fifty to two hundred persons wero often to
be scon ct one time. IIo proposes to abolish
tho practice Of seeing people simply for the
purpose Of ehaking hande, and will not 20
out into tho ante rs Garfield used to
do, and shake hands oil around with tho
crowd The attendants at tho Whito House
say they nevor saw anything like it before. =
Washington Letter.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22
MORTGAGE SALE,
Joscpl, Ellis
against
james Pratt

virtue of the provisions of the NOR, ooao
-, ~ me ahcVe stated case will sell TO tSc
hIghcst Bidder at pubc auction, within tho tho
reS, nM, hours OF sale, at Walhalla Court House
1889 hn ral, ,he sescnd day of January. A. D.
an That Tract or Parcel of Lana s;,nnto
fy'mG ana being III The County of Oconcc. South
~ E"Io''na and containing two hundred onb ir,w'
tnree .o3 acres, more or less, and bonn ,lcd h.,
:, ,an"s OF Miss Gallard, Thomas Parker nnd i,y iy
an ono German Settlement and others, to be sol3
ofnr"so?m ne ?mroper.y p OF James Pratt to satisfy the
TERMS-CASU
JOSEPH ELLIS,
Dcccmhor ,e,1 Mortgage.
- Ao"l 4.It
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ust before you. Then do not grasp ut tho
stars, but do li(e's plain, common work rs it
comes. certain that daily duties and daily
bread arc the sweetest things Of life.
DEATH OF Mr. j. X. JIILsoN.-Mr. It. II .
Jillson who is connected with the revenue
service in this city, received elegram from
Springfield, Massachusetts, on Thursday
announcing the death of his brother, Mr.. j.
! s. :! = llRfRsaa uo Ind been
~ o''lson at that plac8! e33aganaLare. Air.
professor in enc of tho colleges -! m.
=. a. JillSon was well and G,vor,b,,
)" '"'s State during the Republican, rcs;mo
oe'"g onperintendent of tho Public Scboo,s
''''' 'ooo TO 1876, when ho was dsplnced bv
'"' success OF tho Democracy. Tia vo.
among the honorable exceptions to tho mo.s
81 hePnoi'can politicians hcrc, and wos on
honest and efficient officer, alwoys cndoov,r
ing to check the abuses which discr,cod I'LL.
VI nose VINO held ofico during tho Rcpubl.
Va" ~. administration Of afllirs in the Sto,o
us e'i"rts were always directed toward ,ho
advancement and Improvement of our oil,
ca''o"al iaciliies.- GrecncWc Ncws,
;, ifrSb1Rc' PENN, December t-CroW
bennett u Co.'S. Rolling Mill wos ,o,onu
aeS'royed by fire this morning. Tho MI,
was situated at Bnnnc,t's Sta,inn. G,,, LII.
,, '"'' '''y' ana was m extensive concern
"P'"y'"S about one thousand men. ySbo f,r
'he VIII bc thrown nut Of work. rho eno
vas h'st discovered in tho cnrncntor eh,.
"o is believed to have been tho work or
S 600. ''oo 'nsufahc
Norman's fnncy drug store is cerfa;1,v ho,
"nr'ers for SANTA Claus "e''u'
g gone. '' MS hhc goods J.
those who nre not able 10 co Il ,ho c.I 4
Sp"sition can find n mini,turo o n ' NG!'on T
Norman's ~ 0ohoehscd one ,
4 i 10 nea''l'nl lot Of silver plato has arrived
q Is taxing tho premium at Norman's "''''e' :
snou a
e"all poS is spreading over the eountry /
~ eP''e'n'c in Chicago. Thc:o is mucb a
" IN New York, Illinois, ludiana. Ohio Al
'n'ucky and Richmond, va. vucci,,,ion
'u'd be commenced at once. LIZ
LONDON, December lo.-An cxnlos;on
occurred IN the colIiery at Bolton Il c.
supposed that ono hundred and Gnv lives Al
re lost "'0S
TIC
'AusE AND ErrEtT T.-tThe main couso IS -
'""s.,cSs Ia indigestion, and that il cnnsod
weakness of the stomach. No nv" ," oa Il,
Sn"hd nerves and gnod health y|;,,"n, o",, Ar
y ii'p BItcrs to strengthen the .tn,nnoi,
NY me blood and keep tho liver md la ca,
"c've, to carry off all the poisonnns nud H
70 matter OF tho systcm.-Adcance, ""'
JS1N iIssSS e SIS LOCALS m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-12-22
HARPER'S PERIODICALS

r. tostage Free to oil subscribers in tbo
United States or Canada. '''' III inc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-08-24

Mr.. William II. BAR, died at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Peter SOpinger, his brother.
in-law last Thursday morning. He
was a SCntlaman of kind aud amiab,e
qualities Of heart. The qualities were
developed when quite young. When u
school boy, lie was popular because he
was always kind, courteous and ac-
commodating. At the beginning of The
war, nc tn cred company f. OF the 10 h
Virginia Regiment. His conduct as q
faithful, brave colder il well known.
Since the war he resided in Ohio. Last
fall be returned homo and soon gave
evidence that he was suffering from
consumption. He recently connected
himself With the Lutheran Church, aud
gave to his friends assurance that lie
was ready aud willing 10 die.
His body was borae TO the grave by
a number Of his old comrades in arms,
aud was accompanied, by the Anderson
Guards, under co@msnd Of Lieut.. Juo.
T.. OFT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-08-24
For general debility take B. B. B.


Winchester Times: A fancifully-St'
tired colored baseball club from Wood
stock came here on Friday to play a
lame with Winchester club. The
visitors were successful.
The Reformed Church yard party,
last week netted some fifty or sixty
dollars for the benefit the parsoOsss
fund.
Lewis Barley, son OF Conductor Bar
ley, of the,B. & o. r, r., broke hi
ankle one day last week, whilst hand
ling baggage on the train between
Winchester and Ha rper's Ferry. WheI
he arrived here, DR.. Holiday set tn
broken bone.
Ar. Manlz, late Supervisor Of Train
on the Valley Branch OF the b. " U.
has been relieved. and Mr.. Chas. Cole
an experienced railroad man, we'll
known and popular IN tie Valley
filling the position.
From the best iBror nation we car
gather, the corn crop between Winches
ter and the eastern limits OF the count.
will be almost a total failure. Immedl
ate aud abundant rains may help, but
full Weld is out of the question. Th
same Is true, we believe, rs to tue crol
in the county generally.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-08-24
The greatest of appitizers b. B B

PERSONALS.-Mrs. 5. ). farmer. of
Front Royal and Miss Lulu Stephen
son, of ParserSburg, are a. Judge Birds.
Mrs. Capt. Holt. Of Stanton and
Miss Ida Holt, of Macon, Georgia are at
Mrs. Heller's.
Mrs. Nary Hill OF Lovingston IS at
Nj. Isaac Haas's.
Mrs. Claxton OF Washington is at
Stricklcr's Hotel.
Mr.. W, 4. Williams has been quite
ill for some days with bilious fever.
Mrs. DR., Keller of Luray is nj Mr..
VIM. Few's.
Mr.. Saml. Williams Superintendent
Of the Penltentiary is at Mrs. Williams.
Mr.. Thos. B. Richey OF Md. reached
here yesterday.
Mr.. Jos. Shue. Clerk Of Rockingham
Crcui. Court is visiting bis sister and
other friends in this county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-08-24
Jorgensen Exhibits the Pud'
den Tickets at Lynchburg.

The Baltimore 1meric0n's Lynchburg
special says: Congressman Jorgensen
has IN his possession an assortment Of
issue. ballots and 'puddsn' tickets used
10 Mahone's district when he was
chairman OF the Democratic District
Committee. The presidential tickets
of 1876, which 10 q sample. Is one ard
half inches long and half an iuch wide.
1t contains the names Of Hayes and
Wheeler on top, and the names of DEM
ecratic electors in the smallest kind of
type under them. Other tickets ussd
under Mahone'S regime at other elec-
tons, are also being exhibited, and Mr..
Jorgcnsen says he Is not wiling 10 tru. I
his political liberty with one under
whose boss-shiP such things have pre-
vailed. Cameron, the Readiuster cam
didate for Governor, is looked upon :by
he siralghtouts as Que ofthe most Bit
ter Democratic partisans, and they
think that his election would be
calamity to the Repudlicans.-Some
years ago he did his best 10 have law
passed depriviny the Petersburg people
of the benefits OF elecilng their own
officers. and veshug their appointment
in the Governor. The only reason h'
adyancen for 1t was that Petersour.
was republican city, abb --.'scsed Re
publican officials. They scorn to en-
dOrso such man.