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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-18

Clones ilegales y muy especialmente en-
los casos siguientes:
Isl cualquiers de los Concejales y
asociados en- ell ano que 10 son, pagan
una Quota msnor por repartimiento, i'm
puesto 8 licencia, comparable con ell ano
anterior al desempeno de su cargo, sien-
do igual superior 10 cantidad total re-
partible, 4 m5nos de probar que han
sufrido en- su riquezs disminucion bas-
tante & justifcar aq1ella bais.
2.'-Cuando el producto total de los
repartimientos = srbitrios distributes
exeediese de la cantidad presupuestada
y 6p.% de reeargo autorizado por la
regia s., art. 137 de esta Ley.
3.'-Cuando las c1otas determinadas
por los arbitrios fuesen superiores q
las qua la Ley permite.
4'-Cuando establecieren y recauis.
rem cualquiera clase de impuestos nc
comprsndidos en- ell prasupuesto.
Los Tribunaies de Justicia, una ve2
probado ell heoho, y sin periuicio de lc
dispuesto on el C6dig0 penal, harAn las
declaraciones siguientes:
Primer caso Imposition de doblC
Quota q los culpables.
Segundo y tercer caso: Anulscion De
repartimiento On 10 que exceds 4 Ia
csntidad autoriz ida dsvolucion de- las
recau iadas con mu'ta igusl al sobran
to maucomunadamente impuesta q los
ConceJales y asociados culpa5les.
Cuarto case: Auulacion del arbitriC
| 30 y IL To- 1a
des recaudadaJ, con multa igual or
importe exigids en- la f1rms expressds
en- ell case anterior.
Hagan los perjudicados uso de
derecho que les dan las leyes, y nc
teman, que Sc les hara cunplida
| justicia.
La Intendencia ha empezado {
hacer tlmidamente ell amillaramien
to de algunos pueblos pero, aunqut
Sc mate la unica comision que para
este vastisimo trabajo ha nombrado
no puede nj en- diez AMOS hacer e
estudio de toda la provincial. Sit
embargo, hemos tenido ell gusto d
yer como hace ese trabajo la conf
sion dirigida por e! inteligente J
probo empleado cesante D. Lucas
Mogica, y sin prejuzgar' NADIA sobrt
ell tipo que calcula las utilidade'
de cada ramo de la agriculture, por
que no somos peritos Ell tasaclone'
de esa fndole, nos completeness Ell
consignar que es en- extreme clare
y 1til su trabajo, y que debiera dar
Sc d dicho Sr. Mogica mas persona
para que pudiera actuar en- vario'
pueblos d la vez, y remunerarle me
Ijor sus reproductivas tareas.
Un ejempio simulado de este ira
bajo dara clall idea del s.stema jus
to y racional que sigue dicha comi
sion. II
D. N. n, vecino de. :. poset
una faca que consta de 600 cuerda
de terreno, las mismas que por dill
gencias suscritas por la Comision
perltos agricultores, comisario de
barrio y delegado del Ayuntanient(
Sc clasifican de la manera siguiente
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Este es Ell sistema que siguio la
comision hasta que Sc publico ell
nuevo Reglanento de 4 de noviem-
bre pr6ximo pasado en- virtud del
cual 81 bien los yalores de los frutos
no han sufrido variacioD, la han ex-
perimentado los pastos y Ell ganado,
con cuya disposition SO eyitan en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-18

y p./o para Oh 1SSCKo. 1OO
Conocida va la forna de llevar d
efecto los roptrtos, con estTicta equl-
dad, sin atender a ruegos nj anne
naz4s, y resp sp4taudo cuauto permite
la ley los intereSes partioul4res sin
menoscabar los lie Ii Hacienda lle-
CARA ala en- que los mismos pueblos
que Sc creanperjudicados y cuyo GU
20 So eleve q Icausa de las ocultaciones
descubiertas, reconozcan y coniesen
existe moralidad en- los repartimien-
tos. EHt6nces Sc recaudara mas y
habra m6nos quejas y menos abusos.
va que no Sc suprlme esa contri.
bucion directa tan odiada en- Puerto
Rico, hagaose al meaos por la Ad-
ministracion los amillaramientos por
medic de empleados entendidos E
incorruptibles, como creemos 10 es
ell Sr. Moglca, y ent6nces Sc hara
mas soportable a la vez que mas
productiva.
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parte las ocultaciones de ganado que
llevan a cabo algunos propietarios.
Sc consideran como pastos de L.
los sembralos de malojillo y guinea
en- vegas y sobrevegas: como de "a
los que estan en- vegas y so5revegas
de paste natural, y los de malolillo y
guinea en- altura y como de 3@, to-
dos los restantes.
En- los de Ia Sc calcula pueda sos-
tenerse una res to1o ell a0o en- una
cuerla, en- dos cuerdas de "a en-
cuatro de g.
Tambien Sc hace constar, por
acuerdo de los peritos, que II res en-
Ia puede engordar 6 0 al alo, 5 en-
ga, y 4 en- ga y que el prec.o 4 que
Sc vende hembra con macho en- ell
ano comun del quiuquenio es de 2
pesos arroba.
Conocido va ell valor que obtie'
uen las reses anualmente, Sc da va
lor q los pastos descontando el de
estos 4 la res de modo que los pas
tos iguran en- ell amillaralniento CO.
mo agrlcola, y la res como pecuaria
descontando d ambas riquezas ell 10
20 haoida consideraciol q que los
pastos no originan gastos de cultivo
A Ia res en- paste de L. Sc le Sc
nalan pesos como projucto brutc
al ano y d la cuerdA de paste otros
G, que son los y que valen las 6 g
que gana; Ell ptsto de q Sc at.ibu.
yen 5 pesos 4 la res y $3.50 d Ia
cuerda, y en- 80 4 pesos q la res y ur
peso d la cuerda' de terreno.
Eenap'o.
D. A. B. posee una estancia que
consta de 450 cuerdas, las cuaIes
han side clasfcadas por Ii Comision
y peritos agricultores en- la torma 81
guiente
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s. e! propietarlo anterior D. n. ~,
de las 600 cuerdas lleva 200 en-
arrendamiento y por elias paga al
propietario de las mismas 1000 pc
SOS de renta anual, al final dc la RI
queza impouible Sc lie descuentan en-
esta torma
Total imponible. -. 1907 81
Es baia por la renta qne
paga por lss 200 cuer-
:: Gas arrendadas 1 don
F. H. H............... 1000 -.
Liquido imponibIe.. 11,107 81
r. so al Tesoro. .. sos 81
a continuation Sc hace este asien-
to:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-02-18

Siguiendo ell curse de los aconte-
cimientos, toea ahora su turno al dis
curse del seiior Sagasta.
Eu frente del partido conservation
liberal Sc levanta un grupo politico
de gran fuerza cosnpuesto por los
constitncionales puros, los centralis-
tas y los disidentes separados del
partido gabernamental. No quiere
este decir que yo niegue q esa agru-
pacion ell nombre de partido ; la OPT
MON los llama f,lsionistas ellos q 81
propios tambien sc 10 llaman, y aun-
que algunas veces ha tornado el
nombre de Liberal -dinastico" ia
verdad es que este bautismo no ha
sido condrmado todavfa dc una ma.
nera solemne. Pero sea de clio 10
que quiers, el hecho es que los fu-
sionistas aspiran d Ia gobernacion de!
Estado y por oonsigaienta 4 reeps-
plGzar al partido conservador-ibe-
raj on Ell dif(cil cargo de regir los
destiuos del pals.
Este sentado, pieaso 70 para nj
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COTTor RkOOMa.

Several cotton blooms were sent
us this week. The first, a white
one, was sent as Monday by Mr..
'Jas. Kinney, living four miles west
oftown. A few hours later, on the
'ame Cay, another white one was
handed US, which was plucked
from the cotton field of Ma. AL
fridge who lives Smiles southeast
# Ripley.
The first red bloom wac sent US
tuesday morning by Mr.. j.. A.
Hsarne, residing five milessOuth Of
Ripley, accompanied with the tOl.
loving note, which explains itself;
Home, June II, 1881.
EDITOR ADVERTISER, Ripley, Miss,
Sir As l have not noticed ans
report Of cotton blooms sent in to
your Office, | have, concluded t.
pluck One'ofthe many We have on
,ur farm. This is the 2lst, but
there we're several yesterday, and
ONE perhaps earlier. This was
,ent you from John McBryde, (col.)
md he wishes to know how much
OOner any other cOlored tenant
lad blOOmSG lie is a one handed
Irmer; that 10, works one horse aud
las ID acres now squaring and rea-
~ to bloom. ia, HEARNE.
A few hOars later on the same
lay TUESDAY, the 21st) Mr.. S. 4
stewart, living near Orizsba in this
'OuHty, handed us, another red
'loom, which he says was plucked
Monday and was in bloom in the
;old Sunday, the 10th.
We have thus briefly given the
acts. The contest is a close one;
nd our readers can form their own
OnclusiOns as TO the party who il
ntitlsd to the credit Of sending in
he first bloom"
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Ripley was largely represeu.
ted at the Commencement Exer.
cises of Prot. j. A. KimbrOugh's
school on the 22nd at Middleton.
Hon. W. A. Boyd delivered the an.
nual address at 10 O'Clock, A N.
The exercises closed at night With
a Dramatic Concert" We could
not attend, but hope all that did
had a pleasant time.
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JeER.bA0ia
a" interesting Book.

l have been appointed agent fOp
the "lGise and Fall of the OOnfeder
ate Government" JEFF. Davis
great book, containing the views
Of Southern leaders on the right o.
secession, the causes which led 4
The war and q succinct history D:
that memorable struggle, together
with life like portraits Of all thu
leading officers, civil and military.
Of the Confederate Government
No Southern man, who feels an in.
terest in his country, can afford to
be without it, and, as a history o!
the most momsntOus civil war OF
modern times, it is invaluable to ev
cry student Of current events.
Sold only by subscription, and NJ
money TO Ge paid untilthe book IL
delivered. -.
When you come to town call and
see Prospectus and prices, FIRST door
South oil Post Office.
L. II. ELLIOTT.
April 3O-tf.
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A PHYSICIANS MARKED
SUGGESTIVE success Of physi.
ian is described 10 this manner:
Messrs. LANDRUM & LITCH.
FIELD, Abingdon, Va,
Enclosed please find
$500, for which send me at once,
lalf dozen bottles more Of Seven
springs Iron and Alum Mass.
lave been using 1t in several very
important cases with such MARKED
SUCCESS that l am very much pleas.
I'd with it. In the treatment OGlSu.
cOrEhea, chronic Inflammation Of
the neck Of the BLADDER, liberation
/, the mouth and throat, and dyS.
gepsia, IL seems to act with specific
virtue. = =
Very truly, L. o. GRlSBY, N. d.
De View Arkansas.
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Boys sad ChiIdren's Clothing
lsrge stock with low prices, ct
BROWNS


Mr.. U. M. Thu:mOad, who ha>
been attending school q Nashville.
and Miss Mary, his sister, who has
been going 70 school st Columbia.
Tenn, have returned home. The
totElreE sradaaie.o az the lar da
partment Of Vanderbilt University.
and the latter is q graduate Of Col.
umbia Female College.
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Watch and Clock work
Repaired on English Principle.

w. II. RAGGETT has just arrived
from England, and is residing in this
town at Spight's Hotel. He has
served seven years apprenticeship and
has had u years practice IN some OF
the fret iIms IN London.
His. office will be found South Of
the public square with w. T. Alvis,
where he will undertake TO repair ali
kinds Of work ia the best manner pos.
sible and e. the lowest prices. Don't
forget the name, w. H. RAGGETT,
from England, Ripley, Miss.
March 10, lSSL.-u.
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Steamers Of this line leave Memphis
Every Tuesday and Friday at 5 p. m,
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati,
Connecting at Cincinnati with Rail.
roads and Steamers for all
Eastern, Northern 4 Western POiats,
Giving through tickets to all points
Chicago. Toledo, Buffalo, Richmond,
New York, Washington City, Phila-
delphia and Boston.
East, North and Western tourists
will find the La Belle river route safe,
delightful and economical.
Rates by this line cheaper than any
other first-class route. Meals and
staterOOms free. Baggage checked
through.
Passengers can rely on a splendid
trip by this line, as the steamers are all
frst-class, having been expressly built
for the accommodation Of passengers.
Each steamer carries . full string
band. X. w. LIGHTBURNE,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
A. Y. STEPHENS, Passenger Agent,
No. 2 Monroe ST., Memphis, Tenn.
March, 20, l8Sl-tE.
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Our painter, Wiley, is as busy
as a bee all the time. No matter
when you see him he is earnestly
plying his trade. The people all
like him and cave their work for
him.
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Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
simply a lack Of pepsin, or gastric
luid ia the stomach. Balls Diges-
tive Salt (patented) supplies this
want, and is besides 40 agreeable
condimeats consisting Of Pure Pep
lin and best Engiish Salt. See adj
verlisemens.
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We return our acknowledgment,
10 the author, Col. w. U. FalkneI
for a copy Of his new novel, 9TH.
White Rose Of Memphis" tOgeihe.
with his compliments. II is neat
" bound book tf 53l pages, pub
lished by g.. W. Carleton \ Ca.
New York. Cloth binding; prlc,
$50. This thrilling work need
No Introduction 10 our readers; j
has been running as a serial StOr!
in the ADVERTISER for the pasI
twelve mOnths--and we expect 4
conclude it III our columns in til,
COurs Of. the next two or tire,
weeks. AS 10 its merits or demer
its We do not propose 10 speak y
present. Suffice i to say, il hA'
been well received by the press
many highly cOMmendstOry notice,
having been given 81 it from time
10 time; aud the large number OF
the books that have been cold zinc.
its publication Is another evideEc,
Of lis merits or Of the high aPpre.
citation IN which il is held by thu
public. Success to "The Whit,
Rose Of Melnphis," cay We.
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take this method of informing my
friends and the pablo generally that /
am at the sauTS old stand ON the west
side Of the public square, with full
line Of straight Kentucky and Tenncs.
zee whiskeys for this market, which /
will sell ON the most reasonable terms,
from one pint to five gallons.
Respectfully,
I. 0. WILLIS.
Rip.ey, Miss. [lOm, led, If:
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April 3O-tf.

MARRIED-At the residence OF
the brides father, Col. J. P. Ports.
May 18th, 1881, by che Rev. r. r.
White, Mr. W. I. Higgins, of Byha
liza, Marshall Co., to Miss May 4.
Ports, Of Blue Mountain, Tippab
County.
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We, in this issue of the Advent
SER, announce r. n. LinvllIe
Esq, as a candidate for e'eleetion
to the office Of Supervisor in Dis
trict No. E.npah County, Miss
Mr.. Linville makes a taiihtli a." g."
efficient officer, ana no better mar
cOuldbe elected to fill ms place.
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Miss L. N. Fields, the accomplish
ID teacher in the department Of
music in Stonewall College left
j. few days ago, her final. deStina'
ton being her hOms = A6lHsdOa,
Va.
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The Rev. D.. W. Oogdell wi

The Rev. ID. W. Oogdell vii
commence a p~rOtracted meeting
at the Methodist Church il
Ripley, Sunday, June Goth, 1881
The schoO!S have Ill clOFed--
the commencement exercises ar
over, aud the question arises "Wha
nex'!' The celebration by tn
Knights Of Honor on the .4th 9
July, we believe, is the next thins
on docket. .ua, .ry.
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"A new paper will appear at
Holly Springs next wesk, with COL
w. Il. Bruton, Of jackson, Tenn,
as editor. We learn it will advO.
cate the Greonback cause.
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re- The very latest styles, unique
and handsome, IL Ladies aud Misses
Dress and Shade Hats and Bonnet,
opened to-day 1t W Gal
and see them. Also ParasOls.
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"A A BALL will be Civ
on BY the young men Of Ripley,
complimentary 70 the knights Of
HonOr, at the Court House, on the
night Of the 4th Of July, 1851
success 10 you, boys.
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MURPmY MEETINGS.,

The second and fourth Friday eve.
niags ia each month.
J. X. H., Pres.
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Hunt q McCarlsy have on
nand a full assortment OF Paint.
Brushes at prices 70 suit the times.
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A wagon and three mules. Two
Of the mules are matches, and work
together 10 dOuble:harness. If you
wish to buy OF trade, call on e.. W.
Tipler at the Livery Stable.
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Midsummer Bargains!

To make space for the largest
stock Of
AND 10 CENT GOODS AND
Baskets,
yet seen, now arriving, | will
up to the 18th July sell the
entire stock of Ladies' Under.
wear AT COST,
Chemises from 33c up. Tuck,
ed Skirts from 42c up
Drawers from 28c up. Night
gowns from SOC up.
Oar Millinery Goods are open,
and have been pronounced
splendid and we think prices
are very low.
The Dress Goods stock is
on a par, with a full measure
Of all the necessary compile
ments for the finish ola dress.
Samples freely mailed to all
applicants.
In all that pertains to a la
dy's wardrobe, a customer
can be exactly suited in any
reasonable want and at the
most moderate prices.
Inspection solicited.
A. BROWN.
juno 4, 1851.
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A High School for Boys and Young
Men
FREE TO TIE WORLDi
The first session Of this Institution Of
learning will comWlsnce Ol the lat Monday
In September, 1881, and continue 0 months.
Tuituon Absolutely FRErTO ALLI
4 school building we'll ventilated. well
lighted, well heated and thoroughly fur
nislled. pleasantly and conveniently. located
IN q beautiful grove In the suburbs OftOwn,
Is n Of the ATTRACTIONS.
PROF, II. o. PREWITT (OT the Uniyer-
sity OF Va.,) "a Principal. aided by n COM
petent corps Of assistants. al Of whom are
experienced educators, will have charge OF
the schOOl.
BOARD, i~neluding flel. lishts and lOdg-
ing. can be lIBd wtrli che best pFivAbS fami-
lies It from eight to ten dollars per month.
Ripley Is distinguished for the HIGH MORAL.
tone aud social qualities Of it's citizens, It's
freedom from the haunEs Of dissipation, for
the celebrity Oflts Female school (Stone.
wall College, Tor It's healthfalhess and ex.
emptiOn from all epldesnlc diseases and It's
easy access, BY sell, Erenl al points.
CpOn application TO the Supt.o OF the Rip
Icy Hall Road, special arrangements can &c
made for reduced fare " Students living on
said road
FREE TUITION, CHEAP BOARD.
Heathtlilness and D~esiFabItity Of Location,
and T~horOngllness Of ~lmstrnctlOn. present
Inducements ExCILluD ~ NONE and EQUAL
ND By PEW institutions Ia the land.
For further particulars apply to the PFln-
cipal OrStO the President Of the Board Of
Trustees. ". A. CRUM.
Pres. Board Of Trustees.
O. l. HARRIS, Sec.
RIplty, Miss, Nay n, lssl-tG
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IEnnnt,.d Ne.

A workiDgmaH says: ADebt, pOv
erty and suffering haunted me fol
years, caused by aiclE family aud
large bills EOr Aoclofing. which did
no good, / Ess completely die.
oOurAged until one year ago, BY The
advice Of my pastor, | procured
Hop Bitters and commenced thei.
use, and ia one n:onth We we're a
well, and none Of us have been sick
a day since; andI want to say to al
poor men, you can keep your lami-
lies well q year With Hop Bitter
for less than one doctors visit vii
cost. christian Advocate, =
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The knights Of Honor will have
a big celebration here on the 4th Of
July. Speakers from abroad have
been Invited and are expected t.
be present, good mnsic will be pro;
vidsd, &C. Come, every body
All are invited, both far aud near,
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Go to I. D. Willis's for fine ci-
CARS.
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Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars always
on hand at Hunt & McCarley's.
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School shoes, all sizes, good
qualities, low prices, at
BROWNS.
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This 10 the month to do good
vanishing.
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-Messrs. Rucker, Blackwell 4.
90. have removed into the house.
formerly occupied BY Nj. Mckee 81
The southwest corner 81 The bust
ness square-one n The best stands
in the city.
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-Bnist's Garden Seeds ct
BROWNS.
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Go TO Hunt " McCarley's fOl
your. Paints, Oils, TurPentine ant
Varnishes.
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Ml4 FACTORY SUPPLIES
81 80 kisilas 1ElTNa nose
~ rA9ANs els WMSe All
49,. ls0e PIPE HTTiHos.
naA8 oO0Da sTEAn aAwaEa
44e4 a. eom9L snp
tfteea Wa
~ kaia eFo LOUISVILLE. ~.
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FREE TO THE wORLDs

The first session Of this Institution Of
learning will cOmMsnce OA the lat Monday
in September, 1881, and continue 0 months.
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Pure Machine Oil always on
.land at Hunt & McCarley's.
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RIPLEY IN3TUTUTE.

A High School for Boys and Young
Men
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. ORlo RlVtR PACKET 60.
For Cairo, Louisville & Cincinnati.
.STEAMERG-

STEAMERS
JAS. W. GAFF, ANDY BAUM,
CONS MILLAR, VINT SHINKLE,
VIRGIELEE, JAS. D. PARKER.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-06-25
Tuis'Oa Absolutely FRErTO ALI

A school building well ventilated. well
lighted, well heated and thoroughly fur
nished, pleasantly and conveniently located
IN n beautiful grove In the suburbs OftOwn,
Is Of the ATTRACTIONS.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-06-25

PROF. II. o. PREWTTT (of the Univer-
sity OF Va.,) sS Principal. aided by a COM
petent corps Of assistants. al Of whom are
experienced educators, will have charge OF
the schOOl.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-29

OYSTER Flavor.-A German cook
has discovered way to have oyster
fl ,vor adj the year round. Tako fresh
.arge, plump oysters, beard them and
. ac. them in vessel over the fire
tor few moments in order to extract
the Juice, then put them to cool, and
chop them very fine with pounded
biscuits, mace, and finely minced
Iemouptel; pound them until they
become paste make them up into
thin cakes, place them on sheet OF
paper in SLOW oven and 1T them
bake until they become quite hard.
Pound them directly into powder.
and place the powder 10 a dry tin box
we'll covered Keep in a dry place.
and it will be very much appre lated
when the true oyster Aovor'is impart.
cd to fish, sauces and disbes,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-29

Cream WaInuts,-Two cups granu
lated sugar (ll cents); halfcup water:
boil from FIVE to seven minutes; then
take enough Of the cream (aft4r cool
ing some~hat) to make fiat, round
candy; put two walnut meats on it;
place them in creased paper, set
them away to harden; almost a pound
for "a cents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-29
M T. $ Il G..

lake great pleasure in informing the
citizens of Frederick county that have
.ssn authorized to cell the Matchlrss Esiey
Organs at the lowest prices tor cash or
easy payments Also orders for sheet mu
SIC and musical ,uerchaud Sc will be
promptly filled. Call and see neat Me
rhqncstemn Md.
GEO. II. S. WELLER. Teacher
Of Vocal and Instrumental music.
July II 3,ns
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-12-29
Aomesfr.
Recipes.

Sponge Cake.-Four eggs, one cur
sugar, the yolks and sugar beaten uu-
I'll very light; beat the whites sepa.
rste!y; one cup Of -four, into which
has been sifted one teaspoonful bak-
ing powder; favor to taste.