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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

BREAKING OxEN.-Tbe editor of the Massachu-
setts Farmer, recommends the following method
of breaking o1en:
When you first put a yoke on your two-years
old steers, coax them with an apple or an ear Of
soft corn (soft corn is allow able in this case
Then they will hold up their heads and be glad to
follow you. No whip will be needed at the first
yoking, Let the yoke and the soft corn he asso-
ciated in their minds and they will never be shy
of the yoke; but if you make use of force alone,
they will hold down their heads to keep them
from the blows.-After you have taught them to
follow you around in the yoke, and that it will
not injure them to carry il. You can hitch them
on before the older oxen, and make them take the
lead. The driver should 20 beside them occasion
ally, with switch, stick . light and short
whip, but he will not have any need to beat them.
except in extreme cases.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

Poor WEAK WoMAN.-Miss Susan Nippers,
who lives in a small tenement lone woman,
was quite illustrated" the other morning by an
early call from a bachelor neighbOr.
"What do you come here after" said Miss
Nipper.
al came to borrow matches" he meekly re-
piled.
you make matchi I know what you come
for" said the exasperated old virgin she backed
the bachelor into a coroner. "lou come to hug
and kiss me almost to death! But yen shan't,
without you're the strongest, and the Lord knows
you are!o
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

WANT TO Buy My IA gentlemen, witty
and agreeable, but with q single impeachment Of
speech, had it in his heart to become the posses
was willing topay liberal price. Asuperior little
brute was soon brought to him By dog-fancier,
who demanded for it the modest price Of soU
Not being disposed to cheek for that figure, un.
less sure the dog good ratter, he proposed
to the party to meet him next day at pit where
dogs and rats were brought for sanguinary con-
test and try him with a rat. Agreed. Next day,
our friend having obtained first-class rat of the
wharf" species had him conveyed to the theatre
of strife. Both were, at the same time thrown
into the arena. After being pursued for mo-
ment the rat turned, made spring at the ter
rier, caught him on the lip and made him howl
with pain. In short, he had him." Our pur-
chaser turned and said 81 d-d-dOn't think your
d-d-dog's good g-good for anything. D-d-don't
you w-want TO buy my r-r-ratp
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
STOCK AUCTION EACH DAY, AT I'm.
First Day.
Opening Address.
Exhibition of Horses for all work.
Wheelbarrow Race.
Second Day.
Draft Horses.
Match Horses.
In Light Harness.
Farm and Garden Products.
Vegetables.
Flour, Butter, Bread, Honey.
Furniture, Saddlery, Boots, &c.
Sewing Machines, Millinery.
Horse race, one fourth mile.
Third Day.
Jacks, Jennets and Mules.
Best Stallion, any age or breed.
Best Stallion, and not less than three of
his Colts on exhibition.
Best Mare, any age or breed.
TrOtting in Harness.
Fruits, Flowers, Paintings and Pictures.
Finest Sucking Colts.
Textile Fabrics, Kansas Manufacture.
Needle and Fancy Work.
Sack Races.
Fourth Day.
Thoroughbred Horses.
Bulls, Cows, Oxen.
Fat Cattle.
Hogs, Sheep.
Fine Wool.
Agricultural Implements.
Wagons.
Poultry.
Horse race, half mile.
Foot Races.
Equestrianship.
Grand Parade by the ''ThunderbOlts."
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

JOHN VAN buren, was dining in Downing's
saloon, having Just cleared q man from some
charge in the court, when the complainant in the
case, angry at the lawyer who had beaten him.
walked up and roundly abused Prince John.
Gould there be any man." said he, $50 wicked,
SO mean, so vile, who could possibly commit a
crime so foul that Won wouldn't defend him for
itT Il don't KNOW said the the prince, suck
ing IN another oyster right from the shell; "what
have you been doingi-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

WE were amused the other day at q lady
friends account of the manner in which her Irish
servant girl mended her stockings. When a hole
appeared in the toe, Bridget tied a string around
the stocking below the aperature and cut off the
projecting portion. This operation she repeated
often as necessary, each time pulling the
stocking down little, until at last it was nearly
cut away, when Bridget sewed on new legs, and
thus kept her stockings always in repair.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
AN,veI M.ae Of Trs..i.s Peach Tree..

w. -.o.ntlr ,,ade n visit IN franklin Ohio for
| Ieee! e ;,s.....;nn ,h. zach orcbard
tnc PuIpoSo ~ R.,,,.iP IL ha. ;nvsntad . novel
OF MI. Isaac Doue. Wiz as ~. go. III ~.
ana Pecuna,, niuue Vi ~ ,,nIss,.a;r frn;t w.
curing Iesu,ar cr!s Vi .ns .,,,,;nr f.,';.
returned Win q.anuS % 80 s.,y stf ;n 0o,a,ar
ga'heieu rum tue .Looe 'u =. ~. C;.o;n
Porton VI MnlcI vas -. -. ~ .a sn LII
hat hor. III, r " $500! r. Suav;.s f.,,,,
on lne in .. Ue.oo rf ,ha So.;.tr .on,s;ns tha
inc Pupnsnea rs, u ,,av. 81 ons nart ~ NJ
DrieI sccount we .nen ,;,S ~ rsnn-. ~
DoimeI p.o.eos, .os 81 - ra-;a,;os * frn;,
the comni''ee upon III" wv '~''''' Va nun
presen W c, .a a.. - III ;,,..
MI WIN. Niousu s'aeu en;. no Lau JUS Su.
thrhed ,ron' Nists ~ INC n nu.s o.Sueu "a ~.
Isaac poineI, Vi ia: OU, &c uo "Js
aHorued an opportunity VI n siP'. ~. ..;,I,
ana Trees, anu oeconinS Iulit ac!u a' S tn,
MI. ID. very mover mn PS.I :. ~.
principal feature IN MI. nolnel pian 70 'n ne
mouhdihg Oh tne eaI,n up aioa . 're uunA VI
the Tree 10 tne heignt Oh lou. VI NV ICE. ~ SUM
eases one OF Two zee. a1ose tne ,, ne
TINS treatment 10 one .ee seaenu .;' asG,
when 1t was four years 9ld, since whlea unle u
mas born thirteen crops i've OF sA VI Mn'en Meie
heavy. Inns tree was SPn. dow low. q. .ne s, iurH ~
a storm eleven years aeo' ou. WIS aise: =: az,
Oraced up anu the ruPtuIea part enGioSeu ~ 'ne
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

FACTS WORTH Recommendations, in
the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post, gives
the following facts worth remembering:
1t is worth while for all farmers everywhere to
remember that thorough culture is better than
three mortgages on farm.
That an offensive war against weeds, is five
times less expensive than a defensive one.
That good fences always pay better than law
suits with neighbors.
That hay is great deal cheaper made in the
summer, than purchased in the winter.
That horse who lays his ears back and looks
lightning when any one approaches him, is vi
cious. Don't buy him.
That scrimping the feed of fattening hogs, is
waste of grain.
That over-fed fowls won't lay eggs.
That educating children is money lent at
hundred per cent.
That one evening spent at home in study, is
more profitable than ten lounging about country
taverns.
That cows should always be MIXED regularly
and clean.
That it is the duty of every man to take some
good, reliable entertaining paper, and pay for it,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

HE DIpN'T MEAN Tive hear of . case where
in man of good standing, residing in this city,
took inexcusable liberties with English Language.
church society was to give festival and q
ments for the reception of articles donated. In
the course of the proceedings the individual
above mentioned rose and blusbingly stated that
those ladies giving milk could leave it at Kashly
COS. IL VIII hardly be necessary to read the
foregoing more than twice before the Joke il Wis.,
ible.-JaHesriile His.) Gasefte
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

TOMATOES are bearing late this season. When
the frost comes it will find the vines filled with
green tomatoes. When you find We are about to
have trust, if yOu will cut up all Of your vines,
that you cannot cover mp on the ground, and
hang them upon poles in a shed or cellar, they
will continue to ripen for weeks If put into
cellar where they will not freeze they will keep
till into the winter.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

STRANGER observing an ordinary roller-rule
on the table, took it mp and on inquiring its use
was answered: at is a rule for COUNTING bona
es" he turned it over and over, mp and down,
repeatedly, and at last in paroxysnr of bafFlei
curiosity inquired: How in the name Of ,a,,
der do you count houses with thisf,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

SCRATCHES on HoRsEs.-Wash with CASTLE
soaP-snds. and rub thoroughly dry. Then apply
gyeerine few applications will cure the most
obstinate cases We tried number Of approved
ssmeG,es, ont could not effect cure till We used
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

A WEALTHY gentleman who owns a country.
seat nearly lost his wife, who fell into the river
which flows through his estate. He announced
the narrow escape to his friends, expecting their
congratulations. One Of them, and old bachelor,
wrote as follows: ~ always told you that river
was too shallow"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL DE
PARTMENT

Entries these ciasses must be made and the articles
delivered to the Secretary on the ant ay or NOT Later
than twelve O'Clock Of the second the Fair q aer
that hour entries win BE- mse The syfrle. .rs.rS
to remain on exhibition in Floral Han during the f.ir
every case where first and premium il offer.
ed the came animal article viii only h ,-rn;ttsd -
take one Of the premiums thus offered - f "
The blue ribbon viii indicate the 6rxt nrrru,, ,-
the second, and rcd, the certificate r'A P"iP'e'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

How Dick Took THE TURKEYs-A story is
told Of Dick, a darkey, in Kentucky, who was 2
notorious thief SO vicious in this respect that all
the thefts in the neighborhtod were charged to
him. On one occasion Mr.. Jones, neishooi OF
sold out of that part of the country, for he had
stoIen ali his (Jones) turkeys. Dicks master
could not think SO. The two, however, went III.
to the field where Dick was at work, and accused
him of the theft.
"You stole Mr. Jones' turkeys" said the mas
ter.
"No, didn't, massa," responded Dick.
The master persisted.
"Well," at length said Dick, "Pl tell you,
massa; didn't steal dem turkeys, but last night
went across Mr.. Jones' pasture, and saw Que OF
your rails on de fence, l brought home the rail
and, confound it, when come to look, dare was
nine turkeys on de rail"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
Che fnu Of tue Ching.
rae LITTLE DUTCRMAN.

o I'm little Tuchman.
Ny name Ii Van der Doe;
An vat ! cannot get 70 eat
I smells il init - nose
An ven dey viii not let me blay.
takes il out in work;
And ven dey makes me work too hard,
soon de jop viii shirk-
An ven dey sends me of 10 ped,
lays awake all night
An ven dey comes tn wake me up.
Ishuts my eyes up tight
For I'm little TuchDan.
Ny name IL Van der Dose;
An vat do not know myself.
Ipeyer want ~ kRows-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

Tha best time for making cuttings of curr.rt
bushes Is said to be early in the autumn as they
will krm callous and frequently some roots before
winter.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Three YEARS
MAN.IRAP,

By r s. ARTHUR the sutbor Of the World famous bsok
TEN NIGBfs N A Ban ROOM" THREE YEAes N NAy-
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Agents say they knew book 70 ssl like It Ono
agAt sod copss three days another % In half dsy
Bsautifuy bound and illustrated Extra aeenfa
Apply 70 ,. A. HUTCHINSON CO, so2 n. Sixth ST.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL THE srIxxpsD PAzlol STEEL KxsRAvNe.
CHRIST WKKPHG OVER JERU0ALEG

Prom S1R CHAs EasfAKEs celebrated English painting
and by Americas best engraver All who IL it
a once Apply to VALLEY PUBLISHING Co. ST.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
Rules and Regulations,
ADMISSION AT THE GATES.


Footman or passenger i'm any vehicle. IS
Buggy and driver Tone horse) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50
Each additional person in buggy p
Two horse carriage and driver. 50
Two horse wagon and driver ....-.--.---...... 50
Each additional person in same Observation-Disclosures IS
Passenger carriage wagon G. horse) during 90
Omnibus, q horsr) during fair 90
Children 10 years and under l5...-........ 10
Sioeihoder. viii cali upon the Treasurer and get their
tckets Each share of stock entities the holder four
STALLS AND PENS.
Pens for hogs and sheep per day ..........2 IS cts
Stalls for horses and cattle per day . cts.
BOOTHS.
The booths will be rented by the Secretary the Fair
ENTRIES FOR EXHIBITION.
Ten per cent commission will be charged on all premi
uT, competed for over 7. one dollar oiia
PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.
All premiums win he paid by the Treasurer receipt
Of order from the given at the last day Of
for within month will be considered donated
Society
low amount Of list pro rata payment premiums will
be made.
RULES FOR THE ARENA.
Exhibition in the ampitheatre precisely at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of each day.
LIST. Superintendent of departments exoico chair
men Of their respective committees but shall not be emit
ID. An shall be by ballot. Tile animal receiving
3D. Each premium shall be voted for separately.
4th Members Of awarding committee shall consult
On the merits of the animals on exhibition.
.n As appeals from the awarhs OIL committees are not
n, ut .s; ~. see Tue necessary OF great care
IN Iendens .ner uscis9ns lney are required 10 pass
siso nv shs;r .,. snndn e i A., LID o PI o9t
9Th The age Of horse shall be COMPUTED the first
ia! VI yHnuAry Oh tne year IN when ne was foaied
n Gnso sh .. .oitny ahmaD snan not De awarded
h In Judging o. biooded stock regard will be had to
~. pu'y VI INC oio esaosneo oy pedigree size form,
anu general o. the various breeds,
on pl' ior see anu otner circumstance
oe allowed INSIDE the r1ng except the awarding commit
yes o. GUY .na members o. tne ooard OF DIRECTORS
.u a io~Ss 'nee en'es WI" oe required In All triais
NIX wh.-. .h... q. H.. -,
n Iners 10 out one entry naii premium viii
"e pau 'ne .nim.i ot arueie c"nsidefed worthy
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS,
tn. .xh;n,,,o, ill 49,, q. a.. ,,u : - An
ID az ~ Ssn,hr ~, IT,, ~ s"c pIone On the
Septrmber isss A' N'''e VIZ f'' "e0'n uAy vi
n. arn,,Js I'm h. ,,.. f.. A.. .......-
Mond.S Sensember d f " ' ieee'fuon vi Arpc'es on
&C., LII y. n..,s a =. a 49,,
NJ that fine .r.pr o;c.r IL ,; :. n o. s:cn Gay ana
ne me 70 ampnneare VIII on each day
tbs nroerspn.s IN. d.s !. ~ ana commune unt
No disorderlv copdurf of snr Ii.d ~u n. r.-;..s .
police foce v b upon grounds to preserve order
No g e.i, sng I'll De aloSed On the ground.
or otbe indcations n ovney,hin lin 80 - .y Ano'
Every possible precsutinu viii B. for tbe :. k.e
ing of cvery sns or srticle unom ne f.;r Grnrnd AZ
ing time Of fhr The sssocatico win in no 60 he -.
sponsible for any loss or damage that may occur
EAuADAiOhS.
No director viii be a~ved n couuetr Ear pr.;ur, &,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

Anew nights since, at late hour, the speaking
tube at the office door of one Of New Havcns
popular ply sicians, was used by some midnight
wag, to the following effect. The doctor was IN
Q sound sleep, when he was partially awakened
by "halloo" through the tube, when the fol-
lowing dialogue took place:
"Well, what do you want?"
"Does DIR. Jones live hercf
ayes, what do you wantr'
"Are you DR.. Jones"
eyes,
"Dr. Simon Jonesr
"Yes-ycs! what do you want
"Why, how long have you lived here: :"
"Some twenty years; whyf"
Wkyi why don't you moref go,
"If Won stay there about ten seconds more you'll
find am Sovingw and he bounded out of bed,
but the patient was heard "moving down the
street at rate that defed pursuit
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

IL every State in the Union except Kansas
mother has no legal control over her children.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
Notice for Divorce.

VeACC AVA DHVVHCCs
In the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of the
State Of Kansas sitting within and for Donphan County
rhsrs.. h H.".hnrss. ,Plainsih'
James =. W. Hawxhurst defendant
SAlD defendant James T. ". Hawxhurst will take
nee that the said plaintiff Theresa B. Hawxhurst has
nee ne District Court q DOnphan County her petition
him. the and prayer Of which petition Is to
set aside and annul the marriage sub@istng be-
tween her add the defendant The defendant win further
ake nnfnce that he must sid petition before
the nth day Of September 1872 said petition and the
therein alleged viii be taken confessed and decrecd
upon accordingly.
THERESA H. HAwXHuRST.
By her Attorney, =: M kkrIH-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

POSTMASTER by the name of Goodale, when he
Is IN hurry, signs hiufslef XX.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05
List Of Premiums.
FIRST DEPARTMENT-Horse.

"N- PICKETT, SUPERINTENDENT.
Horses for all Work.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-09-05

All premiums will he paid by the Treasurer reccip
Of order from the Secretary given the last day Of
Fair order given for the article and unless GALES
for within month will be considered donated
Society.
In anything should happen to curta receipts be
low amount Of list pro rata payment premiums vii
be made.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16
GACETILLA. G.

EIecciones.-En las disposiciones efi-
ciales pueden yer nuestros lectores la
6rden general de este ejercito, en- la
cual aparece resuelta la consulta que
elev6 el Excmo. Sr. Captain general,
al Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Supe-
rior Civil, sobre ell derecho electoral
del ejercito y armada. Dicha consulta
aparece resuelta conforme al espfritu
y letra del artfculo "a del Reglamen-
to publicado para las elecciones.
CeIebramos que eI Excmo. Sr. Ca
pitan General haya elevado esa con-
sulta, que evita las dudas que po-
dian haber tenido en- ell desempe11o
de su cometido los presidentes de
los colegios electorales.
Fiesta de la Asuncion,-A prOp6sito
de esta festividad Sc nos ha favorecido
con la siguiente bella composition de-
bida la pluma del Sr. Delannoy, illus
tradO y modesto vate puerto-rique1o
que, retirado en- una estancia que cul-
tiva con sus manos para sostener q
una familia numerosa y honrada, pull
sa a veces Ia Ira cuando sus cotidia-
mas fatigas lie dejan un ratio de solaz.
El pdblico va conoce & este singular
poeta. Ell fu6 ell autor de los versos
jibayeSc0s que Sc cantaron en- una al
oorada al Corregidor de Guayama y
que nosotros dimos a luz oportuna
mente: a..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16
N0TICIAS De LA PGNINSULA,

La verdad, dice un diario, es que todos
estamos nteresados, y el gobierno 10 esta
mas aun que los partidos de oposcion,
en- hacer constar que aqui no hay nj pue-
de haber una agrupacion polftica, poc .exa-
geradas one sean sus ideas, capaz de acep-
tar el asesinato como elemento legltimo
de guerra enlas contiendas de partido.
mo es consolador para ell pats altamen-
te honroso para ell pals y altamente hon
roso para nuestro caracter nacional que en-
todos los 6rganos de la opinion pdblica
desde La Esperansa hasta Ell Combate, Sc
haya levantado una protesta en6rglca y an
grito de indignation contra los autores del
odioso atentado De Ia calle del Arenal7
Pues ell efecto moral de esa Reproduction
unsnime del crlmen quedarla destruido ST
fuese verdad 10 que dan a enten3er log pc
rj6dicos redieaes. SQue concepto So for
maria de Espa1a en- Ell extran]ero, una vez
acreditada Ia suposicon de que un parti
do polltico, por solo hecho de estar foera
del poder lleyase la perverSidad de sus ms
Gi1atos hasta el punto do utllzay las servi
CLOS de unos cuantos ma(vados para asise
uar vlllanamente al mona ca?
Il Sr. Sagasta ha drigldo al R9y el
sguiente telegrama:
"Senor: Lo miSmo 20 que los senores
Balaguer, De Bias y Romero Robledo que
ccnmlgo Sc encoentfan, y que han tenldo
Ia honra de ser sus ministries reSponsables
acabamos de saber con indlgnaclon ei exc
crab g crimen contra Wv. NM intentado;
y q la par que sentimos ell dolor de ver
que hay qnien con arentados semejan
teS pretonde manchar el nombre es-
panol, sinceramente nos te icitamos de que
Ia Providence, velando por w. MM, ,sha-
va hecho esterll Can crminaies iatenGos, y
fs. vientemette deseamos que una Prev
sion incesaure. una pronta justicia 30
ejemplar castigo hagan imposlb t la repe.
tIcion dc heohos que a0te el mundo civi
llzado nos deshbnran. Praxedes Matea
Sagssta"
-Hace constar El Debate que dos una
nimidadades resplandecen ca la prensa a.
luzgar Ell conato de reglcidio.
La aptlmera es la execraclon del wanda
leo atentado que convirti6 la Gale lie
Arenal en- un pedazo del Riff
/ La otra unanimidad es la censura con
ira ell gobernador de Madrid, que intervi
no q su manera en- Ell horrible lance.
i El Debate anade que sin la casualidat
que puso en- conocimiento de un amsgt
del sefior Topete 10 que Sc tramaba, e. 60
bierno nada habrla sabido. Cuando Sc su
po, nada mejor le ocurri6 al gobernado
que dejar que Ell crfmen llegara su ter
mino. Como este cargo no tiene contesta
cion possible, y como estaba reforzado po
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16
mez, recogiendo una familia en- los

mez, recogiendo una familia en- los
Jagueyes.
De El FonaJ de Puerto Principe,
correspondence al 80, tomamos las
siguientes lfneas:
Las partidas insurrectas reunidas
que en- ndmero considerable Sc ha-
blan establecido sobre Ell camino de
Cascorro q Guaimaro para atacar un
convoy, y que echadas de ALI por nues-
tras columns Sc dirigieron q cruzar
la via f6rrea, fueron alcanzadas por
los batallones del 10 y % de la Reina
al mando del Coronel Comandante
D. Salvador Ayuso, bati6ndolas y dis
persandolas los dias 27 en- ell ingenio
La Union y ell % en- la Pswdenciana.
Ell enemigo dei6 eD ell campo q
muertos y multitud de armas de fue-
go. Por nuestra parte hemos tenido
un soldado muerto, 2 ofciales y 12
individuos de tropa heridos y3 con-
tusos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-16
sancO espslilOI de la Habana
DIRECCION.

La suscricion alberta para colocar
las cuatro mil acciones del Estableci
miento q que Sc reGeren los anuncios
de esta Direction de fecha 25 de ju-
Mo pr6ximo pasado Y 10 del actual,
dI6 ell mas satisfact0ri0 resultado.
Las quinientas acciones destinadas
para Santiago de Cuba y Sagua Ia
Granle, fueron todas suscritas por
personals de aquellas localidades, & ex-
cepcion de treinta y ocho de las cor
Responsiveness a Cuba, que el Consejo
acord6 reservarlas por ahora y ceder-
las 4 individuos avecindados en- la
misma, para que de esa manera Sc
pueda formar ell CoGsejo de Admins
TRACTION de la sucursal que esta pr6xi-
ma & instalarse, y para Las tres mil
quinientas de esta capital hubo cuatro
mil ciento treinta solicitantes por diez
y ocho mil ciento treinta y dos accio-
nes.
En- su consequence, el Consejo de
Direction del Banco, deseando que en-
todos sus actos presida la mayor equi-
dad y la mas precisa iusticia, ha dis
puesto que las referidas tres mil qul
nientas acciones Sc adjadioasen entra
los Que resu}ten agraciados de los cua-
tFo mil ciento treinta suscrjtores, y
verificado el sorteo en- la forma acos-
tumbrada, fueron eliminados, por no
haber sido favorecidos por la suerte,
,os mil ciento treinta individuos, cor
respondiendo por 10 tanto una accion
a cada uno de los indivjduos restan-
tes:
Lo que Sc anuncia al p1blico para
SUI conocimiento y satisfaccion-Ha-
bana, q de julio de 1872.-El Di-
rector, Miguel de la Puente.