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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-01
Ell Correo de las Antillas.

Pongo en- conocimiento del publico en-
general en- particular de todos los Srs. que
han recibido directamente, por este htimo
Correo, ell primer n6mero del peri6dicc Gel
Oorreo de lss An lllas''. quo he sido nom
bra1o en- esta ProvincIa por su Director D..
Marcelino Bautista 6nico Representative
bar. admitir del pdblico en- general sascri-
clones, y solicitar Ia conformidad y acep-
tscion de todos los que 10 recibieron direc
tamente; en- este concepto SO enyiarz un
eiemplar ! quien 10 solicite para conocerle
con el objeto de suscribirse, y Sc suplica >
los Srs. que 10 re cibieron directamente, 81
Is que aceptan la suscricion, que pueden en-
tenderse con esta agencia para ell pago del
tiempo por que Sc decidan, en- moneda ex-
trapgera corriente en- el comarcio con ARE
alo Ia advertencia que Sc p ublics al res
paldo de 10 portada que Ia cuble.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-01
INTERESANTE.

Los Ser Francisco ony comp esperanto brevc
de Frag Espaoa Carmenc reazan
@ eena las hay sudo de toda case de mercancias los
clos condolences yentanjosos de la plaza
En- deae abr ntacion los prac ea excus
al contado
amben parda gaanizado so de cros
de ornilos para ell mimo
Dmos avo centes de a les
goberno en- las que engan que hacer adeante
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-01
Precio de suscricion On moneda extraA


Tambien estoy autorlssdo por aicho Sr.
Bautista, para admitir suscrisicnes IL
biograffa y rstrato del general Sans cen
Ia historic de su mando en- ssts Isla,. cue
Sc publicara en- un solo y slegants vol1nea,
cuyo valor no eccedera dc 4 . 5 70. ,vsllsa-
cada ejemplar. por consigaisnte eusdaa
abiertas a,lbas suscriciones, on la intek
gencia de que tengo de dar aviso Madrid
en- el primer vapor ingles CON relacioa me-.
minal del n6mero de Srs. que SO hayaa
suscrito al peri6dico, y por cuantos, elem
plares de Ia biografia J retratos del gene
raj SEM.
Puertc-Rico Mayo l6 Dc 1s71.--Saa
Jose mum. o. Juan ]. Marisn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-01
CCMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
Por 81 Gobierno de S. M. B,

Pan este puerto deno Sanh6mas Europa TERRA hrms
Pacifco los dias IL 27 de cada Habana Mco
los Esta1os- U1idos e dis 16.
Los pajeos de de ico Habana PuertoRco) nen
esc &boo del
sanh6maLos de la escojen segunda los que
biletes en- Sanh6u,as, la Ultima.
prohbdo los pasagero hete agencia
a compania Consulado lng@s Puerto Rico abordO
Ell pasaje tornado abordo 10 & de recago.
Pyenos
Los pasaeos Europa moneda orrnte Anlas
neda espanOla
caag
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-01
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-01
CONPl1|A DD TAPORRS ID Ii llLA REAL.
ITINERARIO

ode d"r 'i"ies al rede'r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-01

Bee v1ea que les aido por Is de reba
Tda ana compuesta de4 que paeun pe de
pops equne enda reba de pae precio
Observation-Disclosures sml o paent nnos criado.
Losnih
en obieto
cuaqu negoco pusden tomar 5ete Waldo pa cuaque
Anlas TERRA re Mco, Colon q quedandoe donde
auieran 6 voendo si a guan rebaja de Is p9
Cherborr pueden que Is as Ingatsra
gusaren Inga puedn quedar Fanca
paaaeos por vpos endan elpnveg de viar
hierro Oherbourg Paris Plymouth L6ndH eb.~
de
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
PROP DSALS.
Dosr OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUSE,
NEW YORK CITY,
nu Il Srr. 1r


Wk0CdHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
intend n! untl u NJ January Is, ISL for turnshins de-
iivon hitting and putting In place the cast and wrought
iron work exhibited In plans specifications aud schedules
plates, &C., and wrought iron beams, s:rders, fc;
Inc work oil the counns, iron beams and guders must ~
FURNISHED delivered hcd and put place complete within
work. and tho remainder rapidly required BY the pro-
The contractors viii be permitted tho OF the derrpks
win be required 10 pay the time Of tie employed In
working them, who vii, bo furnished BY the cepartmene
when required.
scafroldlng to be furnished by the contractors
Proposals will be- made by the piece by weight the
various castings and beams, provided sceduos
The work vii not be subiiyded among different bidderl
but will be consil lercd IN the aggregate.
Payments viii made monthly, deducng ten per cent
until the EIa completion OF the contract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond In the SUM
5000 that tha bidder viii accept and perform the contra
II awarded 10 him. the scency OF the security to be cert
fed by the United States Judge, Clerk OF the Uaed
Court District Attorney OF the district where he rcsies
Tie department tic right to reject any al bids,
be deemed for the interest Of the TO do
and bid that s not made the printed form 10 be OBJ
tanned III this Office, does ID respect
to the requirements OF tbs advertisement will not be
sdered neither Will any proposals. be received from psrcs
who are not themselves Engaged In the manufacture OF csA
wrought ton and have the Gill;
ties for getting out the castings rolled beams.
Proposals viii be endorsed s'Eids for Work., ID
dressedto CALVIN 7. HULBURD, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
DRoPosALs FOR STREET MONUMENTS

Town Survey Commission Kirgs county.
Sealed proposals will be received at the ogce OF the S
pernteudcn OF Survey, gi6 Fulton street. Brooklyn una
February l. ls1 the delivery 0rane Moua-
exceeding 800 in all may be directed fecS
inches long, with 7nch square heads to bc delivered a
required for location on :he public roads OF New Utrecht
Graycsend ta,hh ald fiatands according 10 the s2scn
cations e In said oce. The Commissioners reserve
risGt 70 accept reject any proposal received. 2
JOIN l. RYDER, Secretary ]. s. Commission.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

IMPORTATION WANTED OF MARGARET BAKER
who left an orphan in this city, and adopted about
tageb by addressing WILLIE BAKER Collectors ofce, 8a5
Canal street. New York city.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

LEX AND HENERY-WHEN CAN YOu PAINT MY
n house? p? Bring your own putty. JOSIE. .
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

PERSONAL.
A MINNIE SMITH, DON'T FORGET THE FRENCH
IA. Masquerade ball next Thursday, at the National AS
Esmby Rooms CAPTAIN.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A MAJOR CHAs W. BARKER. AUCTIoNEER
"A. WILL BE SOLD AT the private stable No. 1885
Broadway between and Thirty streets,
Tuesday January H. at III O'CLOCK senemans entire
Turnout Consisting OF
ELEGANT FAIR OF CLOSELY matched Coach Horses,
16 high and DID, fine and stylish drivers, and
ranel sound and kind cost owner ONE FINE CLOSE
Coach, brown satin lining made by Baldwin cost 1850.
ONE SIT COACH Harness, made by Wood Gibson. .
Also Horse Clothing Robes Bits, &C. This property IS all
class Wiu be sold without is about
toeays the city: Can be at the stable q. me
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

IyoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Cromwell Steamship Lima
The steamship Coftri:S Captain H. Neson will eav
pier No. North river Saturday, January a. a. thrc
O'Clock r. NJ Freight received daily T,ouch rates give
TO Galveston, Tndianoia, Mobile aud st. Loas
Cabin passage, S5o; steerage. $2a
For freight or PASSAGE apply to
II. CROMWELL & CO., 50 West street
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

pugE ALCOHOL. COLOGNE. FRENeH AND PURE
j Spirits Constantly on hand; cheap FOR cash.
O. g. WILeON CO., Dislifers, 81 Waahngton street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

poYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF oUBA.-wHoLEs,
IL $50; shAres IN proportion from 81 to 80,
BATES CO., T% broadway. New York.
door above Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

At RICHARD MEARES'
N Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
Now opening, n large assortment OF
REAL POINT AND POINT APPLIQUE LACES,
yaienciennes, Thread and Guipure Laces;
real Lace Collars Barbs, andkerche!s aud Coifeures
AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
AM NOW SELLING
fine Taeta Trimming Silk @1 25, 81 35 and 81 5O
per yard -
l0o pieces rich "a inch Gros de Nap W, worth $s 20
Best Bonnet vclvets. ~. 80 25 and IS, worth 81,
25 inch Lyons Cloaking vevets, SO, S8 and SO.
IN HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS
offer full line, including a the leading makes OF shlrtng
and Sbeeng Musins, at wholesale pricos
$50 pairs large all wool Blankets, 3d. 81, SIS and S6
zoo large heavy Bed Comortables 81 7 az % and ~ o
Hand made Woi sted Goods.
200 dozen Jackets Waists and Shawls and Hoods our own
manufacture, and very low prices.
UNDERCLOTH1NG AND CORSETs. "a,
% different styles hand madc and imported Corsets, inciu
ing the hest makes at greatly reduced prices.
Excellent hand made wOve Corsets, Toe. to 81 90 ~
Paners 3Sc 44c and 50c Hoop Skirts 5oc 63c and 'oc
Chenises AMI Drawers, good muslin, ESQ. Ssc and 81.
Ten tuck alking Skirts, 81; Trail, SO 25.
Sash Ribbons Dress Trimmings Gimps Loop, Feather ana
LADIES' READY MADE SUITS,
winter stock clearing out at hall price to MAKE room io
Swiss Oserskirts S5. SO, 81 and So
Swiss SUITS handsomely trimmed. Sl6, $lS and SsO
Outfits made 10 order al shortest notice
Sixth avenue and Nineteenth stree
The New York herald., 1871-01-15
C0ASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANl'S
Through line 10
California and China.
Freight and passage greatly reduced.
Through rates, Eew York to San Francisco:
First class Steeraes.
SI20 TO SllO E6J
according to the location of berth.
These rates Include bertbs board and all for
the trip.
Steamers Of the above line pier No AZ North river
foot of Canal street, at l2 o'clock noon
on the 9TH and 10th oil each month,
except when those days fall Sunday then the day
previous
One hundred pounds of baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
January 90 HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain A. c. Gray,
connecting with MONTANA, Captain Cavalry.
Departure OF 2Jtn every month will touch at San Jose,
Guatemala and Pnnta Arenas.
stoamer AMERICA will leave San Francisco February 1,
1871, for China and Japan.
Al freight for San Francisco will go FAST and be received
until 4 p NJ Thursday, January ~.
Freight for Central and South Pacific ports will
be received until p NJ Wednesday, January ls 1871,
only. All usual facilities afforded shippers In collecting
inland charges, &c.
For freight pnssage tickets all further information,
f'' r. n. RABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

T. STEWART & co.
IA. will offer on MONDAY Jan. 16.
q large lot OF
Extra quality Plaid Poplins .. Soc per yard.
recently sold at 75o.
Crepe Popns at 60c per yard, recently 60c.
Other qualities at proportonatey low prices
Also
extraordinary bargains in
Mourning Goods
OF every description
Please call and examine.
Broadway, Fourth avenue,
Ninth and Tenth streets.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

CPooL CoTr0N.-QRRsa a MAcN.AuaYTs. CHEAPEST
~ and bcst imported, for band and paohpe sewng full
assortment. ALEXANDER KNOX, t4a Pearl street.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

A 7. STEWART & co.
"A, will make on MONDAY, Jan. 49,
large additions to their stock of
MEMS Furnishing Goods, viz-Psin and embroidered
Linen Shirts scars, Ties Hosiery Gloves Undergarment
in silk American Wool and Merino, Linen, Cambria and
silk Handkerchefs, Morning Robes. Smoking Jackets um
brelas, &C., &c. -
The greater part OF the above have
been purchased In Europe
at unusually low prices,
aud will be offered at small advance on cost
Broadway, Fourth avenue
Ninth and Tenth streets.
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

)ARTLETT'S RFFLECTiNG CRYSTAL STREET LAM.
ID execls all In giving light Beauty and low
ton Journsi says:"A lamp the invention of Mr. Jw
Bartlett. OF New York city attracting much attention. fbe
contrast between this lamp aud those OF tho old
the street exces universal remark" The Herald
:1he style street lamp lnn.res the sreet much
better than the ether kinds IA use.''
(SoUNTRY MERCHANTS WRITE For CIRCULARS
~ Excelsior Meat Vegetable Chopper Icens patent;
simple. cheap md durable; Cor sale at hardware
Erica $3 90, retail. ARTISAN MAN uFAcTCnlNG COM
PANf. b55 Mcst Twcn,y-fourth street.
nNE OF THE LARGEST HOGS IN QUEENS COUNTY
~ tp 10 Guessed for Hall House Bi5.a street. Fsh-
tas. ca Monday. Jeuaary It,
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

An OPENING GUN.
n This is the month TO buy mislins. We retailing
them wholesale prices We sell celebrated Amos
keag Msin full yard wlde for l2e wholesale price,
dc Good low priced Muslins &c. q yc.; splendid yard
wide Musns only Ice. yard.
Save &c. to SC. n yard by buying or US.
Also big lot Sprsgue Prints, l0c ayard best American
Dclanes good Styles 2o b0 pieces good white Fanrc 2c
and 22c. -,
En,press Cloths Towels Table Linens, Shawis, Blankets
All other OF goods from the cash auction sales
panic prices Black aacas cheap Dress goods stock
iull o, handsome style1. - ...
Eighth avenue, near Eighteenth street,
FOSTER BROTHERS,
2T2 Beecker stree
The New York herald., 1871-01-15

INFORMATION wANTED-OF LUCRETIA BRADIsH.
of New York in 1A3. reasonable compensation given
for her address Of the legal heirs Address box 4
York Post Office
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30
NO. IL.

When the fact Of the failure and the
cause of it became known to Mr. Little,
he remarked, with a shrug
II am sorry for Mr.. B., but he
should have told his wife,
s'Of what ?'' asked the person to
whom he addressed the remark.
''Of his want of more capital, and
intention to make partner of Law
rence.''
.'tN hat good would that have done?n
s'It might have saved him from ruin,
as it did me-
''Youare mysterious, Littlc.''
"Am L? Well, in plain words, a
year ago was kard up for money i'm
my business, and thought Of taking in
Lawrence. l told my wife about it.
She said, ssdon't do it, and didn't.
For her ''don't do it" was followed
by suggestions as to his wife's extrav-
aganee, that opened my eyes. l told
her ut the same time of my embarrass-
ments. and she set her bright little
Heau TO Wofi.zS,ld showed me the way
to get out of them. Before this I al
ways had poor opinion of wonan's
wit i'll matters Of business but now /
say to every man in troltale- ssrELL
YOUR WIFE!,'
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

starting from beautiful condition 81
serni-unconsionsness, sIyNon't you
take a chair 2" NV ell, don't care III
1 do, and he took the chair, thanked
her kindly, and carried it home.
He says it Is a good chair, made
OF waiiut, with sttlffing and green
coyer-just wha he wanted. Put
he is down on that girl. aud de-
ciares he wouldn't marry ber--ros ~
her father owned = brewery.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

return to housekeeping
..1ye won't try that yet, Betsy.
said Mr.. Little.
stBut something must be done. The
disease il threatening, and my first
prescription will arrest its violence. l
have something more to propose. 1t
comes into my mind this instant.
After breaking up, ne will go to
mothers. You know she never want
ed US to leave there. 1t won't cost Us
much over half what it does now. TAX
ing reut iufo account We viii pay
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

wives When anyt1lfsg is wrongswitiH
their business.
.sYou do?'s
.tCertainly / do. What better rc:a-
son can you want than the one | have
given? If she knows that the income
Is reduced, as a prudent wife, size will
endeavor to reduce the expenses.
Hadn't you better take off your GOAT,
and sit down and talk with me a little.
before you so to see MIR. Lawrence ~
Mr.. Little permitted his wife to
draw oil his overtoat. which She re-
sssa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30
HUMOROUS.

1t has been aScertained that the man
WHO held on to the last was a shoe
maker.
Why is dogs tail like the heart of
a tree? Because it is farthest from the
bark.
Why is a wife like a bad bill Be
cause she is difficult to get changed.
A sensitive old bachelor says that
pretty girls always affect him just as
ornamental confectionery does-they
give him the heartburn.
Olive Logan has made joke. She
says ''people in New York are fond
ofnloney except where it is the peo-
pies gold that jingles-then they
don't ike the Ring
1t may sound strange, but yet it is
fact that, until within fortnight, dog
butcEering, for food purposes, was
carried on in Harris, and only put
down by force Of law.
A pig, with one eye in the centre Of
its forehead, and a trunk similar in
shape to that OF an elephants growing
out directly over its eye, is the beast
of California town.
Mr.. Parker. a distinguished Texan
outlaw, was hanged By a party OF
mortified admirers because lie incall-
tiously confessed that he had only
killed nine men instead of seventy, az
generally supposed.
Slices Of soap were substituted for
ham in some sandwiches provided for
ball supper, at Louisville. The jo-
ker was delighted at his success, but
the jokes failed to relish il. ~
A new style of surgery is in vogue
| in Vermont, rs appears by the Mont
| peller Aryus, which says:-s.Wedn
| day of last week before last, daugh-
| ter Of Mr.. Allard of st. Johnsbury.
had her tongue split so badly that it
had to be sewcd up by falling from u
fence"
A Clergyman down east, opposed to
the introduction of instrumental music
in the church, but overruled by the
congregation, gave out the next Sun
day morning, at the commencement
of the service, s.we will now fiddle
and sing the following hymn.''
the Indian who lassooed the loco
| motive, and was thereby transported
| to the happy hunting grounds. has
lately had rival i'm a brother red man.
who. after a too Tree indulgence in
| .-fire WATER built his wigwam on the
railroad track. near st. Paul. Mime
( sofa buf had most disastrous l,sca in
trying To stop a freight train.
4 n1aisis-n Lady af Chester. S.glth
I Carolina was rssisa~~t 90 wixat llttle ~ssc
sSaa ~ ma ~mF5v hssssF sssa~ aai&ssf rsa~ms-
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saaasassssass8 esss4asasaA fa~ maaxkTw mmsmmxmk.
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f@st A~@ ssesA. s
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guessed ~ sgo.- t.Oli.a aid i
starting from Il beautiful condition of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ssvvon't you
take a chair? 20 NV ell, / don't care il
l do, T" and he took the chair, thanked
her kindly, and carried it home.
He saws it is a good chair, made
OF walnut, with sttlffing and green
coyer-jtlst what he wanted. Put
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30

:. ~ on t,ic street nearly half of his
time. during business hours engaged
in the work of money raising; now
his regular receipts had got in advance
of his payments. SO that his balance on
the morning of each day was usually
i'm excess Of the notes he lifted. OF
course he could give more attention to
his business !; aud OF course business
increased and grew more profitable
under the Geg SYSTEM
Ry tas~ sri ~ sst~ -ear. ~ sa<~ ssiS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-12-30
BUSlN ESS IAhbs-
3. QUssg 1sypz GFOEs,

TTOGNEY AND cox 5NSELOR At
n Law. olice No. Ill First street, he
tween Morrison and Atter. opposite fhc
Occidental Hotel. Portland, oregon. WI
rf;lt.1it.e, in the superior asl in fcrior courts
Of the STATE and in hs ..fs4iriy.t and circuit
courts OF the United t5tG:ts, giving special
al itantioe TO the collection of debts in all
saartS OF oreso+1. aa3 30 o!sfaining dis
charges il h..ujlftif1.ly; which. since the
laat amen iYnept TO the law, may be OBJ
t:sinod from all debts coatfacle1 prior to
.|anrary l. 1850 vii l,G:1i res-arj to the per
cHntagc which the asset; may finally pay.
Nov. -. ISIG-l2V3y
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29
MARINE NEWS.
,CHsRLEsToN, S. C..,.....:ApRlL 20, 1877
E~a.a.aesas mle assssrHnas . deg 81 min n sec,
3aRNdvED7y MTeRDaY.


+ ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Ann 8 Reas. Garbatti. West Point NIL. 90
~tterces rice. To Cohen, Hanckel & CO, ard Vim q
s's Steamer Pilot Boy, say, Beaufort and Pacific
sstssyeles,P Kressel, s., Karenei' Holmes + CO, J
Steamer Emile, While. GEORGETOWN, st. III
teEees rice. p bales cotton, mdse. and snndips.
To- A;ckeilord 4 Kelly, Fristk Adger. Nc DnEs&
EasonA Bro, Tffasle4 Son. sna OTHERS.
Received from ehisolnrs G!nNn% Mtlls. bales
Chisolnl, Frost & Anger.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Normandy, Otis, ST Johns NIB, via sayan'
nakstJA 4eeIoW ! CO.:
schr b IN Hawkins, Wyatt, DoScr-Wm Roach
q CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Leopard, fnghss. Bottom. -.
= Schr Western Star, Crowtli. Glrden6s.
Schr Ida BfdsaaG Jehnaon: Darten, Ga.
Steamer CkyFS:Hsf Nhcnut .Palatka. vim jack.
senviIe. F~ernanlina AMI savannah.
FKoM ItIls BORE.
Senr Georgetta, Lord, Philadelphia, Apr, Is.
CLEARED FOR THIS rOEr.
Steamship Georgia, crowei!, al New York
April 20.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-ArTIred. steamship Leo,
LryssF6oI, April 1u.-rheTsland Home, McLel:
Ian, from Charleston. .fep0rtSsAp the 18th and
i1sa o{ March. passed i a sais G oSs st9a.r AUG Par !nt 9;
y, Ioig % Is W. logs Of tim Der I'll quite fresh, ol
March IA, had very heavy galtS from y to NJ. anc
at Midnight The vessel was thrown on her 'eean
ends, ssAlsng main-tG rs aa,.l! saa. EIom x siS;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29

" =
The following atte story, Win fs nes.s,
though written tslstae Aaeea, Ca. qsfeerspn.
is quite too goedto hs enjoyed by the farmers
OF Georgia alone:
misunderstanding IN ZONES .4,no
J1. WiIohlloneal 70 Reonnty OF req ens a ~ SSns
= !. = IS NJ mr sses5W sra nothing bat skim and 6ones5
!" 1as 1ts;Sces were, nat as his corn bread p9ses> =
Ana1shad about . thousand acres o':a"o'
i: This his name Yves also SeuesI "a.
~ He sWere that he'd leave them Fred NUS ist'i
Fd ssoP Ss srcea,dns make nothin' but ysnowasa
an eds little ofshat, ,tDr his.fences were rotten
And vhathttie cotton he had, thstwas bongasen,
., u, And heseeakan,t gets liyinsafsentne iaee.
xndtnssaneef he swore the naaasrae got,
Ami M foss ana walked to- the sfablelot ~
And he hGOoasd % ION to CONG there saa ai1cn,
For g ;emigrates snmeWher "nese INV $
AnSto omit rsisius coosspurs. thiat.es anietea,
and wasting their time on barren :aAe: !.
chin, andTou,:hey hitched G,thstsIaales',
that ,nS4tSyJiGsesYfa their kGimSout,
Jess sersIsalsagaaazsaaSgSsS S ns.!s all S % ass@ sp Mssst'
$ IS Ssdmsy Qn;oQu'i pianslsi in hefansF
md he drove by a:house where a -mah named
,fwasltsihe, NOT far from tbe edge Of the town,
Ana he 6Sntered Brown for to boy htsPfaoeh
AnaSeafdfth ar sseinE s-noned-e Vac f1aoe :
ANA seeinY q ssneriRs were i1ard tp4aee,
~ FWe.dSlatsansere would ges'the:laad:.
- ES5S 4TSSyfSsi 80 - 3
They closed at q dollar andnfty cents.
And Zones heh1HEht hin, aWagon. ond tentss.
ITMdiaaT6flfMscorn, and .hiS women and u
y 10 Texas 5thIch irtuk =
Il HlsendfSSnHe,3WfIhth best OF l06K,
! r gestherSAa1gst him q 3ltle land. -.
= Rnt. Brown moved autpn TIA OLD Jonesssarps
And he rolled ri ;his breeches and barsa masarH1
a he picked aaf3te rocks HqIn0as1
a he rooted 1t qps8ndP ppghedN doNn,
:s&t9dAnd sowed, his corn and wheat M,HE Haae'
Eve geaIa gid by, and Brown one day.
-Who ,Ep8sO akHhA hS wouldn't Wegnn
WasaSftting OWL -s0rter fazuy,
40 theblAisFff innetyo ever gee,
when one OF The children jumped Sn ms Rnse,
) sisi ssys ,tSl' ''''''
And taseFe WasJones standing out OF the te1oe,
Ana F6hsan,tuo.waGon, nW nules nor pelts,
&of left N Sas, aioot:and come
40 Geofvfa ioaeeE he Couldn't get some
!FrnpfoyMent xha he was looking as.6p1nose
-. asif hafada syer owned any hand. 4
atTBro*nENgasked;him him n. aud hesot
Al thfd nw to btss Ict1alSEInoktn hos, .Gl
InaWnHHnhhaddned himself AHd she Gooft {
TBYowG Id6F akninls harp and. rove and sspTe
,SSThSfH sPhHtnagIaents l Ian aWas rieherRacy
SO FHore ID: the man hsHstaeae sMasm
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