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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

NoRru PARIS Fob. - Tho following
were Installed ~ officers OF Rising star
Lodge. No. 9I5. |. q orc. r. on the 25,h
inst. by y j Cu~hmen. l.. ID. :
WI Dnnham. W. c T S,rsh +. jew
eti. w. VT: A. Abbot. w. s; Anna
G Young. W. F s: Frank Welcome. W.
r. w II. StatSon. W VI W w. Dun
ham W o: Cynthia Abbot. w. |. u q.
y. Eilinywood W. q g Ella Z. Berry,
W D. VI; May =. Vrrrill. W. X II :
!. Ella Benson, W l.. II. :; W. +. Odell,
7. w c. T.
The band Il doing finely there are some
very good players. for beginners, especial
" on the lst hat coruet and tenor from
bone
Mr. c. S Richardson of Hartford,
taught the school here. and also three
writing schools. one here. one nj trap Cor
ner. one at West Paris. Mr.. X. j. very
elegant writer. Mr. Henry d. Hammond.
had very good success In his school, dis
trict No. 10.
There has been much sickness and death
here this winter; lung trouble Il prevalent.
QUIrIBET.
Our winter school taught by &. :.
Richardson OF Hartford, closed Friday,
Feb. 18th. Mr. Richardson Is thorough
teacher and succeeded In gaining the good
will both OF the school and citizens.
W. W. Dunhsm has purchased OF Mr..
williams OF Albany, a thoroughbred Cots
woold ram for which he paid $500
s w. Durham has nude great improve
ments In his gri-t mill, putting in new
holt, cleanser. shutter, &c, and Is giving
excellent satisfaction He keeps constant
~ on hand corn meal and bran He also
has about 200 barrels OF hour which he
purchased before the rise. aud il selling at
bottom prices for cash. Mr.. Durham has
few new slcighs aud pungs which he Il
selling out At three fonrths OF the cost OF
manufacture; anyone In want OF n new or
second handed one would do well 10 call
aud see him.
O. Z Ellingwood & Co, have on hand
large quantity Of chairs ready for mar
ket. Their chairs are well made and give
the best OF satisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

The young people of Upton will
play Ten Nights in Bar Room. and
the farce MY wife's Out" Gu Friday
evening. March Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

The Tribune says: More than one
eight OF the entire circulation OF banks OF
,his city was surrendered within twenty
S,ur hours after the Senate passed the
Thsss Per Cent Dill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08
SUPREME JUDICIAL COukI,
MARCH TERN. 1881.

Hon. WM. W. VIRGIN, Judge.
JAMES ). WRIGHI, ESQ. CLERK.
PIrNAN PULsIrER, Reporter.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

GRAFTON. Feb. 2s.-Are having a rainy
day for a rarity. IN dly. Nearly every one
sqys they never realized whist cold weather
was until this winter. have heard old
persons remark. this winter vas like "old
fashioned winters" and II IL was always a.
cold IN old times rs 1t has been this winter,
don't see how they escaped freezing.
There Il much sickness in this and
adjoining towns Mr.. Gilbert Tyler has
two very sick boys. Mr.. Joseph Brooks
Of Upton. has lost his only daughter-a
child Of four years.
Mr. l.. W. Bennett has recently pur.
chased cross.cut saw, which the men
folks say is a great Improvement on the
old style saws; one man can do the WORK
of two with an old style saw. IL Is called
the Alexander cross-cnt saving machine.
Mr.. Bennett is agent, and any one DESTROYS
of purchasing a saw. will do well TO write
or call on him.
Stock, as general thing. Is looking
quite well. Hay Is scarce and high In
price-so many loggers take all the farmers
extra hay. DoLLIE DART.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

One Of the last and best acts OF
Presiden, Hayes administration. was to
veto the funding bill. IL was an unjust
and discriminating law.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08
TRUSsIs.
Yn,,sses, TRIs>Es
A. N. GERRY'S, SOUTH PAhls'
will he found . fall It.s II TRU>sE> ~ o.
Style aud make. Cali and get gusfa''e''
In Insolvency.

s.TA1E pf VI Awe
OXFORD ss In the case OF Aides
EMS in-ulvrnt de btJr: Oh. 18th
A I 40 Iusolsent Court held AZ Paris on % ," st,y
IA dsS Of r. bruary,A u ISL. Alden "a. lof
eD.. OF Bethel, an in.olyent dAbtor, pesln'"'
an allowance out pf he estafe
STATE or MAINE.
COURT OF IssoLyEscY, OXFORD zen 70
forsgoisg petition. ordered IN II n 'Ile" DC THE
all psrs, NJ interssi'-d BY eAniitg = COPY ,rIv 10
order 10 teiu1li-h.d Ia" vr'h- soc .,A
the oxford democrat pInted at Ptrr' az. Al
Cum v. the last publication a. be 'e't1 I'd a.
I.a.i bef'Fe u Cum u In-"iyenc u vsr-h,
PRS 10 .ad couniy. on tpe 10 lay 81 ,I.cs L
\. H., Issl, ut . A ~. at Which I'M sra ~ ..Id
may p- " aie ~ npp~ar why lac prayer -
petition should not b. zrantrd - coarl,
Witness ms hsod aut Ihs seal Of SAID w.
this laIn day Oh feb-uLs, A ID ISL;
judge OF the Court of In-oivene for eau
al Oxford. -.
Auue copy, Atte,t:-H C. DAVIS, R'Ei''er. :
POCKET M.GN,;
For the Mines. rI.... .a .,,lssi. =
AlIi, Tsiost Lo AAsIIur ores, ks '"I =, -
uss. II 81 aud 70 cent? each. Tor n,e 'imr
HENRY n. WATKMe, PAp' MIL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

G. w. Brown OF South Paris, ad
vertises to send good line Of fancy cards
by mail on receipt of 8 cent stamp.
You will get your moneys worth. Try
n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

Hon. f. c. Harrington has our
thanks for copy Of the Valuation Com
missioners' report.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08
HORSE or RrrRrSrSrNrrvEs.


r,cotd warrants him IN making
HORSE or RrrRrSrSrhrTvEs.
Washington. ID c., March /, ISL
NR 4 /. Co.'s W Dsdr Sir. r.
specially call your attention 20 your letter
published In the Lewiston Journal, few
dty> since. touching NV action Gu the
River aud Htrbpr Bal You are generally
, level headed man. hut So this in>tauc"
yonr gun hrs gone vi At htlf cock. aui
harmed both ypu and m" Iou ought not
% htv. don, auy injustice u either. 80
long a, NV action w,~ tn doubt Won
could have made Yourself certain 'v refer
.nce "a the Congressional Record. ON NE
with the very paper jn which your r'.nmn
.ni.sti,n appeared send y'u the record
n N. 18th and on ~ tm nation you will
80. that ov The VT, you refer % | was
pqir.d with VI Tucker uf virginia Il
hat i.....u p-..-..ni h- wnull have votri
f,r th. Rjll ami yEt'u>t II. II Won hu
n..,.r very anxious - hr isht. Won might
hay. cNtmipot the record Of an earlier
date tnl found that our chairman iWtv>
,rI Means Committee had di'"i; thti with
others Nr Tucker anl htd been 'pp'iui-
.,l - - ttke charge NJ hiS oh~rqni"~. & {;
that | had voted against the River aud
Utrhpr Bill. that hti maj" report AMI
a ~ ..-h against tbtt method 81 legislation
A.. / ynu I,,k 10 Yesterday record YOU
will .,htf tttiu voted AZ dust tn hill
A..,in. .N tmis.. every record ever since
have. r.,n tu Congress. aut YOU cannot
dpttu.' | eyer ''d'lsrt' vote. "a
NAV discover d nv ct>-> where htFe u'i
voted hut investigation would show tha'
"a. rnst.,cl about IN" l.gitimtte buSi-
u-.- III legislation, AMI necessarily absent
Nv constituents know that AN not afraid
- yot,. nv own cot ViCtipu~. why should
he " man ever had a more Intelligent
ar consider constituency. ID not. ny
dear ~ir. again lump hastily n conclusions
the proclamation oi which may harm an
innocent friend and mi>rrpre~-nt puhhc
servant 30 NO, boast Of fidelity, hut ]
40 defy charges NJ dishonesty. neglect Of
dutv or cowardIce. provided that the
charges ~ followed ~ Investigation.
Please. also. remember another thing.
that during the last ten days OF 4 session
4 member OF the House j. worked from
twelve 10 twenty four hours in the day
that committees are frequently In session
during the sessions OF the House; that
conference committees are continuity
COMPLIED u D. absent; that the fact OF a
members not voting" doesn't nrce>Sari-
ly and Justly expose him % the charge OF
..dod.ins ~ Your letter wt- m open
one. first appearing in the Journal. make
NV reply also, op"n.
Sincerely your friend,
WN FRYE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

FRYgBURG Mar. : Til" recent "Vrlrn-
tine" party at the new church parsonage,
was a very ENJOYABLE aff ,lr and attended nv
a large nnmbpr Of people. A gooily sum
was realized for the society. Notwith-
standing the stormy weather this week,
well attended aud agreeable sociable was
held At the vestry Excellent music was
Furnished ny the Frvehurg hand. This
band. under the lead or C. w. Pike, Is
practising some excellent music. and IN"
manner they are executing It would do
credit % more famous musicians.
A Fourth u MIrch supper, social, musi-
cal and terpsichoraan entertainment came
N At IN. House of A. r Ganness last
evening. The house was we'll filled. and
after most bountifui repest the com
panv listened To several songs nv IN"
children. following which. som" Joined In
social chat. others in the navy waltz. or
tripping the light fantastic toe" IN the DO
licions mnsic Of the Frvehnrg hand. TIL"
three religions societies were represented.
and all seemed To pass delightful evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

Governor Blackburn of Kentucky re-
Gently issued one hundred aud firty par
dons in one day. and followed IL up the
next day by sending out one hundred and
forty more. They were OF pesons convict
ed OF regulating" which Is q kentucky
arrival Of kukluxism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08
n. ie. aI seem, Meeting 81 ,'"di'''' ~
la.oIveucy.

Ia.oIve.cy.
10 O.. srediioIs II Chari~- %. Holi. " Nu
4 IN IN CounB u osIori, and 10
ainr ~. rnt ,l,,bt.Ir " tre No. tb' n
That win tnr appr wal ~ IN" ia ge ~ q ~
VI Insolvency tr stit Couutl 81 ~ m
srcoOd me- Ting of he or, dltor- o al .h''.',-
1. appoint ed tn be- held a. NJ PrubNe u ~.
3, Psri-. in said County OF oxford. On enc :,
The lotn Il y oi Marcn. A ID ls'i A. . "''' =
The forenoon. lou VIII soteru curse We
ingly. ,.,t
Gwen uad,r my hand and zoe "r'i"r 'i N''
'hi- ~ 'lAy oi fe, utry, \. D., M
HhkRiCK L. DAVIS R-&i-tcr 4 lh' -4
Ctult vi Insolvency to- -Ald County u ''''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08
CONGRESSMAN FRYE'S ANSWER
Is Reilly To Ma. Co.'S As TO HIS NorE
oN rHr RIVER AND HARBoR Bill.

The following spicy letter from Hon.
VIM. p Frye appeared IN the Lewiston
Journal. last week. |; /. one Of those
open. square. manly uttcrances for which
Nr Fuci, noted. and which his public
r,corl warrants him In making
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

P,ms.-The Ladies Social Circle WIN
meet with Mrs. Elmer ii. Marble on FIJI
d.v evening. Mar. 18th. There VIII DC
plenty OF room and warm weieo'"e'
Come one and all.
Mr.. II. IL Jackson sawed the enc o' "''
,,r,,h of while 40 work In the mili' last
week. Ills irilo" workman h'' Wy -
purse for his relief
There will be Bible reading III ne p'P'
list vestry Tuesday evening All ae
invited TO attend and bring Bibles with
them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08
Notice of Foreclosure.

yIyh f.,. ham \ ka,Yp Di B-.l. 10 ~
w Coma. -. .txi.,~,I .nt ST. DO " iir
he tg'h d 90 ct July, \. - 49,. t.r 80 -
consider ,.irn ,r.uy vet 20 ti r'1 W. W. ''.'
az .t,-i.h q Pur,nR.In r'th - Is m.
Brt. .iug bu.iur.. uud-r h. n.H m
wporh.rt x Puringtou. b, ti- ID .' "1. y.
rr.ord-d ia the OVIori ReAsr r., DO -
49, thiri Z art m camnor 90 "..'..
What l. snOwn A. the JO-epn knapp '''
Is the HI. 'ulu.if-i "a be y nth 'I' .t
the ~ 80 TAR H. ..,n De-. Sat DO, tl'r Iih - "
na i. ~,u'h d, ih- ~rhun -nou-e q. ut '
b. .,u.i oWt... .,s ih- h-rf- % H..'-. us
beio. th~ 80. AZ e. .Itrle q" A.i .'
. ~ ~ .f..s % -'u .7r.. -.H
Shr -. "a rynditttn- 81 -.If rn r.
h,en = Ken. sni e t,t,u 'r D. f.' 80 A
4gu- lhA ti- n shi ~ 81. IA q. 900 ii 'i.' %.
'yer fprrciO-- 4 N NJ year lrfm lbr
on tic- ~. th-r-f re ella - Ire' nd. -
statute ia uch case ~ GO. tpd T. wei
WOODBURY. y p EN'l''
B.. hsl Feb p .--t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08

great inv of many, the lodge still 'i'es' an'
occupies one of the best Good iemp'a's
ms,ls in oxford. county where the Good
Templars. Ladies Aid and the relormers'
form three fold cord shat political parties
cannot break. - -,
DIR. Maxim. who has been copn"e' ~
home since last fall by sickness, was sec"
in Forest Lake to the JOY Of those VINO
rrew his zeal In the cause Of prohibition
from alcoholic drinks as a beverage
Joseph S Mendall has been emp'oyedoy
IN. ot,,c, rs of the poor farm in Hartford
to tax, charge Of the same for the ensuing
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-03-08
PORTLAND SMELLING WORKS.

The stockholders of the Portland Sm"lt-
ing Works met At the ntti e of Lorenzo
TAYLOR TUESDAY and elected the following
Officers:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
'AranceI de Aduanas.
Esmeradamente impreso y corrs-
gido q So ejemplar.
OrdenanZaS de Adua-
mas a 50.
Tomando ambos tomos, encua.ler-
nados q la holandesa en- un void aen
81.
Propios para escritorio y bolsillo.
Fin la imprenta del BOLETIN.
SOGIEDAD ANONIal | DE- CRgOITu agRClNTIl
3. JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
Gsarst,isti 1 Isnts general .rirarihsii.

En- cumpIimiento de un acuerio tenido on 10
Ultima Junta general ordinaria de accionistas
Sc eonvoes 4 los de esta Sociedad, para la one
tendra lugar el dia 20 del pr6ximo Julio laa
| doce del dia en- los saloHes del Casino espahol
de esta Cudad, con obeto de dar cuenta Y
resolver en- el expediente tornado por esta
Sociedad, sobre conversion de los billetes del
Tesoro de Puerto Rico, y creaeion de an Ban
co de circulaci6a sobre las bases de esta So
ciedad
Ell Consejo de Direcci6a de ests Sociedad,
aprovechando ests reunion y hacienda uso de
una de las asribueiones que marca el artfculo
40 de los Estatutos, acord6 Sc diera cuenta en-
esta Junts del estado de 10 Sociedad, de algu-
mas modifcaciones en- cuanto al regimsn ints-
rior y de la elecci6n de consejeros
AL efecto Sc recuerda y hace sabcr klos Be-
6oros accionistas para 81 inteligencia cum.
plimiento de los Estatutos y Reglamento 10
que sigue:
l Para que tenga efecto Ia Junta debera
concurrir IN ndmero de accionistas que repre-
sente, cuando m6nos, la rnitad del capital s0s
cial realizado.
Solo tieuen voz VOC los accionistas que
posean cinco acciones desde tres meses artes
q la Junta general.
Nlngun accionista, cualquiera que sea el
n1mero de acciones que posea, podra emitir
por 81 mas de un voto; pero tendra ademis
NV pOh SoAo AORA OSOnS1~1~h 40o iOS ieauASuAou-
to ejerza.
Ei derecho de asistencia la Junta gene.
rsl puede legarse en- otro acconista por me-
dio de poder general especial, 8 por earta
siempre que en- sl 1ltimo case sea conocida On.
Ia Direction dc la sociedad la forma del dele
gante s Ia garantice otra Hrma que tenga ese
requisite. -k
Las vudas, las solteras y los ausentes de 10
isla pueden dar poder especial al efecto par.
soma extraha Ia Sociedad.
Los cassdas, los memories y los estableci-
mientos pGblicos pueden concurrir por medic
de sus legitim Is representatives los cuales en-
case necesario deberan acreditar dicho Garlic.
ter.
Desde el dia Is de julio podran los intere-
sados concurrir la Secretaria de la Socie.
dad recoger la papeleta de asistencia
la Junta, siucuyo docnento no seran admiti-
das en- ella.
"A tenor del articulo 81 de los Estatu-
luos no po ira tratarse en- esta Junta de otros
asuntos que los que han motivsdo 81 citaei6n.
Dada Ia necesldad de reunirse ua crec!do
ndmero de accionstas para poder celebrnr
session, Sc ruega estos su coucurencia 4 has
de podsr resolver ca los asuntos que motivsn
81 citaci6n.
San Juan, Puerto Rico 2s juEi 1881.
El Sub director,
P. UBARRi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
AL PUBLICO.

Ell s6bdito italiano DoN FRANCISCO RAGGI,
professor de ndsica, alumno que fus en- el Real
Conservatorlo de m1sica de la ciudad de Ma.
poles, bajo la direction del que fue muy conoci
do maestro isehor Mercadantel, tnvo ell guste
Y ell hoaor do prestar Gus servicios 60 el ejSr
cito de mar y terra de los Etados-U u aidos
cinco amos, y sieta en- ell espafiol, ca clase de
mdsico mayor, ell cual reserva sus respectivos
documentos tiens el gnsto de ofrecerse al
respectable pGblico de esta capital para Ia en-.
sefanza de mdsica y piano, hacieadose cargo
del cuidado de este, respecto a la a6naci6n y
aIguna cuerds que pueda fal.arle, por la men
sualidad de pesos 30 centayos. Ell msmo
compone alma pianos, y admlte abonos para
las aiciones de los mismos por peso mensual
despues de la primera ahnaci6n.
Daran nformss en- Ia joyeria del senior Fu-
riaty, Plaza de Armas, l9 jul
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
aACETAD DE HOY.

Tendrkn luxar durante los dias 4, s.
6y7 de sgosto eleccionss municipales
en- todos aquellos colegios que no se
constituyeron en- las fecien veri6cadaa
por no hsberse piesentado en- n1mero
sunciente electores que supiessn leer J
essrihir, 10 mismo que allf donde fueror
competsntemente annladas 8 no Sc ce.
lsbraron por falta de asistencia del
cuerpo electoral.
Real Decreto disolviendo las Cor.
les = convocando las nuevas para ell 20
de setiembre pr6ximo Las elecciones
de Diputados Sc veri6carGn 81 81 de
agosto y las de Senadores 81 2 de Sc
->hre pr6ximo.
ss,.ian de nuevo pof ell Go.
> oicrno 1snsgsI los datos qus se piiie.
ron los alcsldes por circular de 16 de
octubre de 1871.
Real Orden sprobando ell acta de
los exkmenes ons han sufrido los tan
cionarios de Tslegrafos 6. dose O. de
Herrers, ID. Juan Pnacios y y. Abd6n
Marcos, daolsfandolss en- aptitsd , con
derechO { obtsser los empleos dc Sub
director de = son de g., Jefe de Ne
eocisdaO De 8. 5 yscial l. . de EstacSsp
Dispons tsmbs ! misna Real Ordsn
que asriacluya .. Y6ximo prasupues-
tc del rama ma de ofcial 2. Q de
Estaoi6n que dsbsE ,upar D. Abd6r
Maroos. snprimisad0 !. de Tslegra
- 90 sctnslments ! & ,pshs, ) qu'
- -. 49,, a ID Il Orden d
cesen .os eIoos 80 deeess ANndo tod,
ns.;s;5n e aS % De s1smsn assds >,seha q
pus reoiba 81 Gobiernc Gens,l est
disposici6n, ouya msdida % tssbis
aplieabIs ii ramo On Cuba , Fiiilaa.
-TsndrA lugar sl 23 del coFrio4,
en- el Ayuntamiento, ID subasta de /.
productos de IL plaza del mercado.
En- los dias 80 j 81 del corrieLte n
VI. . = 2 del sntrsnte 80 remstsrA
abasto de canes para el consume pub
90 dc enta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

ldros tan conmovsaor como los que
han tsniio iugsr Ga este pueblo duran.
- II santa vista pastoral.
El lunes cuatro del corrisnte, como |
las nueve de Ia maiisna, entro ell seiol
o oisRo en- esta loealidad nj frente ds
una s1merosa escogida concurrencis
compuesta de las personas mas visibles
de este vscindario. En- ell atrio de Ia
iglesis SO encontraba multitud de per-
sonas do todas clases, daseosas de ver J
ssludar & 8. e. I. FL temple, tan.
to por su asso , limpissA. como por la
riquezs que oontiens en- imagenes, alba
Jas ornamsntos, con la afaencia de
fslss que habis, pressntaba gratisimo
aspecto.
LM virtuesas hijas de Maria las
ninas de ls esouela, lujosamente vssti-
das, 90 hallaban On 10 asvs del centric
colocadas en- dos Alas dejando entire si
una especie de Gale que fae cubierta
CON una alfombra de fores one arroja-
ron las nihas al pasar si senior Obispo.
Terminada Ia oeremonia de entrada,
8. E. L, siempre amable , bondadoso,
dio expresivss gracias todos los que
Sc hsbian dignado asistir & tan piado-
80 acto.
En aquella noche el elocusnte Jesuita
Padre Martin, en- an extenso y raEonado
discurso que pronu mold, hsb'o con luci-
dez "del importants t-ascendcntal aego.
cio de nucstra alma :" fernando suce.
sivamente en- Ia predi acion con Ell P.
Iseru, el cual es digno tsnbien del ma
yor elogio por 10 acertsdo que estuvo
on ia EXPOSITION de los hechos que re-
lat6 y cuyos sabiof sonsejos fusron
oidos con Ia mayor at lci6n y recogi-
misnto por el crecido 1mero de feles
que consecutivamente ssistian todas
las noches 4 10 iglesis rs Or Ia pala-
bra dc Dios.
De gran provecho tilidad ha sido
dicha prsdicaci6n y los ivorosos ejer-
cicios qua 90 han celeb rio en- los Qua
tro dias de Santa MI IN; pues hau
copissado y comulgado Z personals y
han sido con6rma1os ninos. Esto
prueba de una manera eN Aente 10 arral-
eados que se hallan 10 sentimientos
religiosos eu este pacific vecindario.
Tsrmino la pressnte p ., ici2audole 4
v. que en- todo ese tiemno 8. E. |. ha
sido obieto de Las naayore,s muestras de
respeto, cariho y consideration por TO.
do el pueblo , con especial lad por Ia
digna autoridad local y PC. el senior
Cura Plrroco, por 10 esmerad solicitud
exquisite cello con que dicho rshor ca.
ra tenia ordensdas y corrie 9. todas
Lac cosas de la Parroquis.
Va acc,,o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

Tsnemos hoy una noticia buena que
dar al comercio maritime. FL limo. senior
1ntendente d. Nicolas del AlcGsar y
Ochos, hs resuslto - los expedientes
relatives { 10 multa de 2,600 pesos que
al vapor ingles Oiaribel se impuso por
10 aduana do Aguadilla, y 6 10 de 5000
pesos On que por la de Msyaglss fue
psnado 81 vspor Hadji de 10 misma ns.
eionalidad. La Intendencis, estimaDdo
que en- el primer case no faltaron los
Is bultos, sino que "a vsx de csjas re-
sultaron latas, estando siampre dispues-
ta { favoreeer al comercio de busna ia,
la tenido por conveniente anular 10
primers malta, imponiendo On "a lugsr
otra de 100 pesos al Olaribd !; y cona-
tkudols por kilograms del consul de
Espafa. an Nueva- York que 81 Hadji
puso hixo constAr oportunsmsnte en-
el sobordo una nota de no haber em.
barcado los 80 bultos que se le halla.
ron do menos, la Iutsndeucis hs dss-
AprobAdo tambien IL citada multa de
5000.
Eu nombre del oomercio felicitamos
{ 10 primera autoridad economics de Ia
provineia por estes dos actos de iusti-
eia , squidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
AGENCIA MUSICAL
RAMON SARRIERA A
S. Justo Is, segundo piso, derecha.

En- esta Agencia Sc acaba de recibir otra
factura lie los incomparables pianos de Ber-
nareggi, G1ss6 e Co. prmsros modelos de
esta grant AFRICA tan celebrads por Rubins-
tein, construidos con barrages de hero por
delante por detris.
Sc encontraran tambien los famosos pianos
resonadores de Kaps. y los acreditadisimos del
conocido fabrcante ETard,
Sc espera uno de 6 an cola de Erard de
coucierto.
Sc hallara tanbien un n1mero de mas de
4, 900 fantasias de Ultima novedad para pianos
solo, incuso las obras de Rubinstein.
Ejercicios Estudios pOr varios autores.
Obras de hauta y de piano, de piano J
violin.
Colecciones de euartetos elasicos para cuer.
da trios.
Pleas varjas de cAnto piano operas para
piano canto, y piano solo.
Del genero religioso, msas a 2 Y voees
Tambien hay e!egaates musiqueros tabu,
retes de rejillas giratoriOs, z5calos, fundas y
demas.
Vista hace fe. Los pianos Sc garantizan
de todo defecto de construction. 80 cambian
por otros usados y Sc venden al eontado y
plazos nvencionaes. jun. 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
DIRECClON.

Dentro de las facuitades que me a3uerlaH
los articulos 20 y 81 de los Estatutos de estA
Soc cedad y debiendo dar cuents inme liata.
mente sus accionistas de la suspension lie IN
acuerdo del Consejo de Direction y al mismo
tempo de otro asunto referente & mi persona
lidad toda vez que ha de reunirse 10 Junta
general el dia ~ del corriente para tratar Q
otros particulares, suplico los accionistas que
tengan derecho de asistencia SO Sirvan conea-l
rrir q la citada Janta en- la cial dare cuentA
de los dos asuntes que quedan expresados
San Juan Puerto-Rico, q de julio de 1891
Ell Su 1director, PABLO CBARRI -