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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

On next Monday week, November s,
there will be q mass meeting Of the
taxpayers Of this county, at the court
house. The object Of this meeting is
to consider the situation regarding our
county and township bonds. The fact
that the meeting is called by the tax
payers committee, composed as it is of
men who justly have the confidence OF
the people, and who have been identi-
fed with the entire movement that re-
suited in the compromise Of the county
debt, is evidence of the importance OF
the meeting, and that it is not called
heedlessly, Or for idle talk. There is q
crisis in the affairs of the county, and
these men, loyal to its best int rests,
ask the people to meet and act fol
themselves. We hope, therefore, that
there will DO a large meeting, from
every section of the county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
A Wide Awake Druggist.

Nj. Chas. W. LOOMS is always wide awake
In his business and spares no pains to secure
the best OF every article In his line. He has
secured the agency for the celebrated Or.
Kings New Discovery for consumption. The
only certain cure known for consumption,
coughs, colds, hoarseness, asthma, hay fever,
bronchitis, or any affection of the throat and
lungs. Sold on q positive guarantee. Will
give you a trial bottle free. Regular size
Il 90. june16eOwly-3
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
To the Married Men of Lafayette
and Other Counties.

Indeed it is pleasant for ones wife to be al
ways In good humor. Give them good bread
to eat which they will enjoy. Give them the
kind Of flour which will delight them in
%doughing up, and that will rise quickly and
be white. save them from the hard labor in
attempting to make good bread out Of poor
flour. Get only flour branded with the name
Of A. V. Robinson Il Co., and you will have
pleasant smiles from your wife and no mis-
take. Their -four is ground altogether On
Steel Rolls. oct2Otf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
Tax Payers Committee-Take
Notice.

At the request Of number Of citizens, and
by the authority vested In me at the last
meeting Of the committee, I hereby call a
meeting Of the executive committee Of the
tax payers' convention, at the courthouse,
On Monday morning, November 8, at 10
O'Clock, to consider matters relating to our
county bonds.
MASS MEETING.
And request all taxpayers Of the county
to meet In mass convention in the court
house, at 2 o'clock, p. M, of the same day for
the same purpose. There are reasons why it
10 important that these meetings should be
generally attended. Respectfully,
I'd JOSEPH +. SIXTH, Chm'h
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

Sedalia Democrat:-"Thin- skinned
Democrats who are apprehensive that
the upheavals in St. Louis will injure
the party should remember that an &C
cesaory to q c~rime-before or after the
fact is only q whit removed from the
crime itself. A party that demands
and courts the punishment of its own
criminals is an organization that can be
trusted"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

Our contemporary when %.cornered
resorts to Misrepresentation of this pa
per, each allegation it makes against
US being untrue, absolutely SO. 1t
follows the advice of the old lawyer to
his son, "When you have a bad case
abuse the opposing council" This
may deceive the jury once or twice,
but when ~resorted to hundreds Of
times it becomes . little stale. The
right way for newspapers to do, al in
the case of individuals in discussing
public questions, is to avoid PERSONAL
ties and depend upon facts and rea-
sons.
To eur criticism of Mr.. Brewster and
his unauthorized use, for himself and
family, of a government vessel al 9
pleasure yacht, our republican contem'
porary replies:-"The Intelligencer il
fearfully down on Attorney Genera
Brewster. When he hears that he will
pre- badly resign, and discard his rufled
shirts" We suppose it considers this
refined fling an answer. Other peo-
pie will be apt to think it almost any.
| thing else.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
HENRY SINAUER.
The Peonle's Glofhier
w. n. HEDDEN'S
Computation ofInterest Made Easy,

The following certificate. given by our ELL
Client county superintendent Of common schools
speaks for itself. Mr.. Holden will visit most of
the county districts during the fall and will take
pleasure In showing his work to teachers and
others. His present postorace address is HIg-
ginsville, NO.:
LEXINGTON. No August 25, 1888.
Having examined Mr.. W. H. HOlden's ''Com-
putstion OF Interest Made Easy" take ,less-
ure IN saying that l hnd his methods simple,
brief and accurate, and worthy Of eppecisl at'en-
tion in our schools, G. n. CATRON.
slL County Commissioner.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

Washington Post:-s'Since the close
Of the civil war more than $500, 900 900
have been disbursed as pensions to
more than half . million applicants.
The figures are impressive" Indeed
they are. The deserving union SOL
der in any way disabled by the war
from earning q living should have q
suitable pension, but the truth is, that
q very large percentage of the amounts
paid out OH that account are paid to
imposters.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

New York Subtitle authors Of
the civil rights act knew it was impO-
tent and worthless from the start. In.
stead of being q benefit to the negro, II
has proved to be AN aggravating injury.
by stimulating ace prejudices and by
exciting discomfort. 1t was q part o
the general plan Of the republicans to
capture and keep the negro vote by q
pretended friendship, which was in the
main hollow and heartless."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
Paint ! Paint !! Paint J!

Everybody who intends to paint give me a
call before you buy. II l cannot sell paint to
you l will give it to you. l know l can make
bedrock prices. Vane & Calverts ready
mixed paints; Rubber paints; Collier Viii 9
Lead Company paints, best brands varnish
es; oils; brushes Of all patterns. Come ard
seel tome and see! l make paints and
brushes . specially.
aprl4d c. E. BALLARD.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

1t is hardly necessary to tell any in
telligent man who cares to know that
the real reason for excluding American
pork from Germany is not because Of
trichine, but that it Is done as a meas
III of protection, in the interest of the
German farmers who have been leaving
their country at an alarming rate for
several years. Why shouldn't Germany
''protect" against the United States
which "protects" against herp After.
awhile the same measures will be
adopted as to American beef and grains.
then the American farmer will be able
to appreciate what he has done in vot-
ing at the bidding ofthe manufacturing
barons of the east.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

Atlanta Constitution:-"The late
Judge Foraker of Ohio is one of the
q~uietest political invalids known to
history. The judge is one Of the few
Ohio men who know when they have
got enough of the hurry burly of Office
ooakinoO
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

The New York Times thus very
cleverly rebukes those democrats who
seem to desire to evade the discussion
ofthe tariff question:-"A certain num-
Der of democrats, who have no love for
Mr.. Randall it is feared, have declared
in favor of opening the tariff question
again this winter in the house. Mr..
Rsndall's friends are dismayed and
indignant, but we venture to remind
them that time was when they were
proud of their readiness to discuss
their principles on this or any other
question. But that was when the
democrats had principles" The Times
will find when the time comes that the
democrats now have principles and
know how to defend them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
Fall and Winter Goods.

We take great pleasure in announcing to
our many valued friends that we have our
fall and winter stock of goods ready for in
Spection. We congratulate ourselves on
having the best stock Of all kinds of dress
goods, cloaks, blankets ,Aannels, &c., we have
ever had, and our prices are the lowest.
Respectfully,
ssp22tt W. G. McCAUsLAND.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

Richmond Democrat:-"We notice
in one of our exchanges that over 200
indictments were found by a recent
grand jury in Macon county, mostl!!
for gambling and carrying concealed
weapons. The law abiding people are
waking up to their duty everywhere,
and offenders had better stand from
uudar
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

LANCE, republican, was. elected over
RYAN, democrat, Tuesday, in st. Louis
for assessor, by a majority of 5000,
something like 1900 less majority than
was received by Mayor Ewing. There
was little or no interest in the election,
only $4,000 votes being cast out of 9
registered vote of 81, 900.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
Lime! Lime !! Lime u!

Just received a large supply Of Hannibal
Bear Creek Lime, the best made. Will keep
1t constantly on hand. Also the best Louis
VILE cement. Give me = call. c.. L. Bal.
lard. seP1el
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
Good Board.

I am prepared to accommodate six or eight
gentlemen, or two or three gentlemen and
wives with board and frst-class rooms, cor
ner Franklin and Main Cross streets. Con-
venient to all the churches.
oct6tf ], A. EDNONDR.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

The iror. steamship Heimdehi, from
Christina, arrived at New York on
Monday afternoon Oh fire. The pas
.sengers and nearly all the baggage
ware taken o6.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

The Hartford Post urges the demo-
Gratis Of Ohio to give the prohibition
lists a wine supper. Why not Most
of them would enjoy 1t quite as much
"a other people.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

The New York Star estimates that
the Democratic majority in Now York
this year will be $4,000. That will do
very nicely. 1t is 10000 more than is
necessary to ensure the state to the
democrats in 1884.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

Richmond Democrst:-"Anothe
case against Frank Jamee was called at
Gallatin, last week, and the defense
made an application for a change of
venue"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

We present elsewhere a full and &C
curate account of the Bates sale of thor
eughbred shorthorn cattle, as observed
by an Intclligencer reporter. Coming
in late, as it did, it has crowded out
several other items of interest.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

The old saying that there is "some-
thing rotten In Denmark" will have to
be amended by substituting at the end
of it the name, st. Louis. Lot us hope
that this unfortunate condition Is not in
herent and ineradicable.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

Andrew D.. Bennett, q: prominent
farmer of Western Crawford, Pa,
while cunning on Monday afternoon,
sbot himself, Hi clothing caught fire,
and he was almost completely Gre
rpokoA
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

There il no doubt % to how the ma
tority Of democrats in this section OF
Missouri stand on the ~speakership.
We think 1t is quite safe to say that
three-fourths of them are in favor OF
Mr. Carlisle.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

There is an effort being made at
Washington City to materia lie Grant
as a presidential candidate. We wish
the movement success,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
THE CRADLE.

Born-At Waverly. Mo-, October 9, to the
wife of Mr.. Wesley Il. Frye-a boy.
- At Waverly. Mo-, October 90, to the wife
of Mr. David Z. Buffers girl.
At Slater. Mo-. recently. to the wife Of
Mr.. Il. g. Stewart-a -
- At Odessa. Lafayette county. Mo-. Oct.
20. to the wife Of Mr. BENZ. Coiyer-s girl.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

Equality before the law Is guaran-
teed to all citizens of the United
States; without civil rights laws, So
called.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
Weeklg gutflligenfer.
OFFICIAL COUNTY. PAPER.

Kansas City fat stock show Novem-
her / to 8;
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27
SAMUEL srEINMErz

ASs1 "I.
Minna Dale ID, oalved March T.. 1881; sold to
Red bun calf, con Of Mfnna Dale I'd. ealved
June srd. 1883; sold tor. Il. Richart. Nspton,
Verbena Pride. calved October 20. 1852; sola
to K. K Richart, Eapt0n, Missouri, Sl05.
: Verbena I'd. and bull calf. calved March ..
1879; sold to w. H. Patterson. Keytsvilie, Mis-
Minna 9Th. calved December 81. 1875; sold to
Tho.nas Nichol, Abilene. Kansas: 500.
8 Harrison. AaSvasse. Missouri. $40
Dolly. and hotter calf. calved June 81, 1913;
sold to A. NJ. Stanfield. Odessa. Missouri, $3.50
John E.. G,bbons, Pleasant H'll. Missouri. ell9.
Anua Ho ell Bird. oaIved June Is, 1874; sold to
q 5 Tucker. Fairville, Missouri. $40
Thomas Nicnoi. Abilsne. K.nsa. sl5O
Red Bud. calved November 2s. hi; sold to
Th.nlas NIchol, Abilene, Kansas, $40
to +. II, Crockett, Steinmerx. Missouri. el7c.
Dstura Sod. cslved October 81: 1874; sold TO L
J ASn,e Dsa. s %isl .ns mi Mis seiS. e sise; March
e. 1919 sold 70 Thomas Nicnols. Abilene. Kan
Ra Asn.f al ps.e. f es,,ss t h,s.oa rs . 49, solo ! t.
Bull calf. calved March 20. 1885, sold to John
Gibson: areentep M,ssour,, s2So.
Bnrris. Columbus. Missouri. clio.
Katie. Steinmetx. calved February 70, 1889,
: .ssa to Col. BIC: chiles. M.yvisw. Missouri
Donna Stelnmeta. calved June 90, lesa; sold Il
T.. A: .Catron WaserlyS Missouri. $500.
Alnsnn, calsed April Is, 1880; sold TO n. G.
Chiles. Mayview, Missouri. SSab.
Prince of Athelstane 18th ,calved December 20
1879; sold to John H. Turner. Glasgow. Mus
souri,. cess.
d: tura sth. calved May 20, 1851; sold to W. q
Neil. Page City, Missouri. $500.
Prince OF Newton. oSsO9, calved October 2l
lsss; sold to Joseph II. Christy. Greenton, Mis-
souri,, S2l6.
COL. H.. G. cHILEs.:
Lolita Jackson. calved November IL. 1881, ssll
to Ed. Powell. Aulivllie. Missouri. $40.
Dell. Bronson, aud heifer calf, calved Novem
Der s:h. 1875; sold to W.. s. White, Sebatha,
Kansas, SlO0.
Lady Oneida,s Oxford. calved July Z. 1882
sold to W.. s. White. Sebatha. Kansas. Sl35.
SUMMARY OF sALl.
Mr. Bates.......lss; gross, s2S. 7so, Az, sls5. i
Mr.. steinmetz.. %; gross, ! s.14o. AZ. s72s 4
Col. Chiles..... 81 gross. : sos; nv. slol o
Total..........l6s; gross. Ssl It's; av. slss. o.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

The Marquis of Lansdowne was
sworn into Office as governor-general
of Canada, at Quebec, last Tuesday.
In his reply to the address of welcome
of the mayor and council of Quebec he
said:-"I have listened with feelings
of utmost gratitude to the courteous
and hospitable terms in which you
have been pleased to welcome our ar
rival on Canadian soil. l thank you
for the reception you have given me.
l shall not easily forget it, and 1 trust
that l may regard it as q happy
augury." We feel sure that the peo-
pie of this country wish for their neigh
bors the most pleasant and cordial
relations with their new governor.
A recent suggestion of a protection
ist newspaper is that the southern
negroes will come to the rescue of tie
protective system when desertions J
threatened in other quarters. 1t is
ever thus; the republicans always ex-
pect to make good their losses in OTHER
directions by solid negro vote. They
talk very much al if they owned this
vote. Is it not just a little possible
that on this particular question the ne
gro may not agree with the republican
party. He is not a manufacturer but
largely an agriculturist. He is not q
beneficiary of protection, but instead
must put his hand in his pocket to pay
the protected industries the tax which
they demand.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

/ TIE Chevslier, calved September 9Th. ls77 ;soid
Mnxurka Duke, calved December 9Th, 1880
sold to w. s.. White, Sebatha. Kansas, $500.
Independence Day, cslyed July 4. 1883; moi
Burlington ard. sal4ed July II. 1882; sold .e
n. A. Dyer, AallvHle, Missr uri. 3l55.
Colonel Crisp, caIved November and, 1882;
SIto. =.
inc Judge, oalved. February Il. 1883; sold to
j: II. Parker. Fayetteville, Missouri, Sl4t.
Lorenzo, calvei May IL. lssS; Thos. Cobbs
Bates City, Missouri. $Is.
| Lucius, caived May ~. 1888; not sold.
Z.nas. calved December IT. 1883; sold T..
| NJ. Bates, Napoleon, Missouri, 800
Zimlich,- calved January 81 toS3s sold to A.
M. Stan1eld, Odessa. Missouri. SIS.
Frosty, calved October lG. 1882; sold to 8. l..
Ct.atHs.". Bates City. Missouri, Slos.
.Chevalier 18th. caived Dec. ~. 1852; sold "
T. j Hunter. Shackelford. Missouri. Sle5.
T. Wortham. Westline. Missouri, 4l55.
Redemption, calved May Is. 1888; not sold.
Cheva Ter Ath, calved September %. 1859 ;solt
to A: j. NaIlting. Hlpg,nsyille, Missouri. Sl5o
Doctor Griffith, oalved March s.h. 1853 ssu!t
to J 4. Anderson, Hlsginsville. Missouri. $50
Cnevalier's calved May ~, 1855
sold to j. Polk Corder. Alma. Missouri. US.
Gentle Tom, cnlved February IL. 1855; sold e
WIN: Lauderdals:i Wellington, Missouri. 8l06
Rather calved February "a, 1858; sold to W
s.. White. sebstha. Kansas, SIS.
Nathan, calved April36 1883; sold to Capt
n. x. Henry, Odessa. Missouri. $50.
Nick, csived March l.. 1883; sold to ". 8
White. Ssbeths. Kansas, SIS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1883-10-27

john Donaldson, waverly. Missouri. S1t5.
Eaparoa ian. c;alye. April 10, 1882; sold to T.
ESpsrca 10th: caiyed March Is. 1891; sold to
Euparca 18th. calved March s. 1883; sold to
VI 1o oseot Sea; Bates Gl!y: Sissour IT,, sis 49,. ..,s
Zrleim ll.h. ca,yed February ,s,o ,S,i' a lSr!i sofa
L. A =. aad h : S Sa'zsa Missouri: siss. ~
l.: z F.tand d.sa; i MARSHALL. Missouri. SIS. ..
ssth. isse; :sias TOD. E Gibbons. Pleasant HiH.
Zuieim asrd, calved September .. 1882; sold
to John Donaldson. WaverIy. Missouri. e19o:
LILY cslysd April 81; last, sold to W.. N.
zul.im i2lh.. calvrd May 50. 1911 not sold:
Bates Lacy NEWMAN End, caived April {. ls11
Frances. and heller calf. calved April q. 1879
sold to l. +. Hudson, Marshall. Missouri, $500.
Bales Lady Newman 7th, calved May ls 1852,
Bates Lady NEWMAN srd. calved April IL.
1873; sold to Daniel 1s2rig, Marshall, Missouri.
Lady harrington lst. calved May q. lsss,sold
to ): W. Sparks. Mount Leonard. Missouri
sharon of Willow Branch lat. calvea jung %.
1881; sold to S. L.. Cheney, Empire City. Kan
:Bt!de 10th. calved August %; 1878; sold to N
H nf ase1 Fin od ssiv:d M a%s%.t ( si is9.: BOLD to Geo.
W. Osborn. Bates City. Missouri. slso.
Bride nj Willow Branch lAth. calved feOf1a'
y IS, 1880: sold to Jonn Donaldson. "sveriy'
Bride Of Willow Branch 18th and bull cali,
calved February 18th. 1881, . Ild.to p. W. o.
born. Bates City. Missouri. $l90.
Bride of Willow Branch aler. calyed Septsin'
Der s5. 1882; sold to d. 1sRrig. Msrshsii' MS
souri, SIlO. =.
Bride 9Th, and bull calf. calyed May II. 1s7S
sofia toll +. Hudson, Msrsnall. Missouri. ?slo
Bride 18th, cslved December =. 1879, sold Il
]. N. Guthrie. Fairville. Missouri. el!o. ,s,o
Euoilie 18th. and bull calf. catved April lo.!6!9
sold 70 W n. Bates, Napoleon. MissoHri: Sl7 g
1880; sold II 70 l.. F. Hudson, Marshall. Missouri
19lo. -
Lucille 9th. calved July 20, 1875; sold to D
Isgrig, Marshall. Missouri. 400. -,
i Lucille 3lst, calved September -. 1SSS, SOL
to G. w. FaIk, Richmond, Missouri. S2S0. .
Lucille 3Srd. aud bull calf. calyed February 1s
1880. soldto IsF. Haynes 4 Son, Richmond
Lucille lith, oslsed-Msy 70, 1877; notsold. !,
Lucipe .x7A . Cslyed September y. 1881, sol
to !. W. Cole. SedAlia, Missouri, Sl35.,
Lucille 3srd. .calV1d kebruarJ g: 1858; sold
]. T. Rhodes, Slater, AlssenrL ells.
Il Lucille 29Lh, oslved April 70. 1882; sold TO j
W.. Goodwin q Son. Marshall. Missouri. $ls6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-21

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de veinte cinco amos:
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de La indemnizaci6n de perjuicios oca-
sionados por aquel, y que al Tribunal
sentenciador corresponds regular 81
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81. Considerable que las costai
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resolverse sobre elias, y que no proce.
de imponerlas nunca 6 los procesado'
que fuesen absueltos:
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cireunstancias l.. y 81, 10 en- sus cir
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su tabIa demostrativa, l02, l2l, 124
1876. 4l8 y dem&s concordantes del co
digo penal VICENTE; los srtieulos l.,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-21
NOVEDADES
IMPRENTADEL B0LET|N MERCANTIL.

Lamamos la aencdn de las personas de gusto haca Ia sa
vaadsmos oetos que acaba de rebr de Amana Fanca
este estabecmento.
En- elos de noar la eeganca que los parcuarza sobe
dos los de ndoe ha ahoa mporados ademas de ee
ganca ecio modco que expenden economic que
yerosm dado merito arco exqussta fabrication de
oo pero que attractive de ceos asequbes rodas
las fortunas.
He aqu la relac6n que referimo
Obeos de tocado para Sras Cabaeros gemeos
tear de 6cha treso desde ell preco de
hasta pesos de matematca i'd de pnura gran
varedad aetas de nasa para citacones pascua
de aedrez damas fnos entre6no Pesascartas de las
formas stemas modernos caprhoos sudo general
acuos de esctoo papel de varas classes para escrbr
dbuo aedad cesto de mmbre pape
uras flores Surtido complete de acuos para Ia
de flores arfciaes cincuena fomas de
dro para foograas muy propos exponeros saas
abnetes notable dversdad de osaros de a precios
bos de pecosas apas de naar grabadas al relieve
eeganes vnaers para ayudar misa urdo complete pora
pumas pumas garanzado de escrbr de
meores francesas ngesa cartera petacas ga
eas de ue de Rusa cureros esampas inmensa coec
de arcuo de novedad gusto fantasia que reazn los
precos lmtados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-10-21
EWRIBlNiA De ACTUACIONES
DE ID. JOSE L. CASALDUC

Por providencia dictada en- esta fe-
cha en- los autos sobre concurso volnn-
tariC de acreedores de la sociedad &
f. Storer y Compahia, ha dispuesto e
Sr. Juez de la lnstancia de este par
lido que la junta de acreedores que ha
detener efecto ell dia treinta y uno de
corriente, la una de la tarde, seghr
el edicto que Sc libr6 en- veinte de Be-
tiembre pr6ximo pasado, Sc celebre en-
ell local donde Sc halla establecidoel Juz'
gado Municipal de esta villa, en- vez de
ser en- Ia sala de sesiones del llustre
Ayuntamiento como Sc expresa en- eI
citado edicto.--Y para su insercion en-
ell peri6dico ell BoLETlN MERcANTIL, d
fin de que llegue d conoclmiento de to-
dos los acreedores, Sc libra Ell presente
en- Arecibo d diez de Ottubre de mil
ochocientos ochenta y tres.
122 JOSE T.. CAsALDUC.