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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNEssKK R.R.
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Ticket once. Isl Main street. corner of
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NJ. BURKE. asn'I suD't.

sleep'g cars on mail train. Ticket Offices,
Louisville Depot. 2a Main (cor. MadisOn)
and Us Main street
W. Z. SMITH. Act'g Gsn'l Sup't.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
IsL.A DE CUB A .

Al fin hemos recibido, ounque atra-
sado, ell Diay;o de la 1dyi,1c, cuya
revista de Ia Ultima quincena de enero
anterior a 10 que del mismo ilustrado
colega copiamos ell microbes, es CO.
mo sigue:
En- Ia Revista que escribimos eli IA del
mes que cursa dimos cuenta dc II inva-
sion de las Villas orientalos por fuerzas
rebeldes procedentes del c. magiiey. Di-
imos entonces que Sc dudaba 81 las man
,daba Pepe Gonzalez % Maxino Gomez;
pero ahora podemos asegurar que pasaron
Ia tocBa con elias Maximo Gomez, Pepe
Gonzalez y Sanguili, principales cabeci-
las del Departamento del Ceatro Su
presoncia en- las Villas dice la importan-
cia que han dado & la expedition, nos
senala la necesidad de acabar con ella
cuanto antes.
Presentamos entonoes ell cuadro de las
fuerzas destinadas su persecution, Y,
sin entrar en- nuovos pormeneres que po-
drian ser una indiscrec;on, solo anadir6-
mos que han acudido nueyos cuerpos, Y
que hoy Sc encuentran en- Ia zona dc ope-
raciones II batallones, mas de 1000 ca
ballos y algunas baterlas de campana.
Esta considerable fuersa esta dividida en-
Columns de operaciones, que no osa es-
perar el enemigo, y en- destacamentos,
que protegen los poblados y grandes fin
cas- r1sticas y guardian los pasos que con-
ducpn 4 otPas iuricdiccicros
NADIA deja que desear la actividad que
Sc ha desplegado para traer, en- muy POGO
tempo, las Villas occidentaes 10 bata-
Homes Y 500 cabalos de Inca, esta ac-
tividad es el efecto de Ia provision dc!
Excmo. Sr. CapitaA General, y de 10 mu-
ch1simo que Sc interesa por los habitantes
| Y la prosperidad de las jurisdicciones in
vadidas. Los medios de ataque reunidos
superan q 10 mas que podia esperarsc, 7,
| ST no han sido escarmentados muy dura-
mente los gebeldes, es porque, como dice
nuestro apreciable coIega Las V5llas,
Ssrehusan, uno y otro dia, los combates
que nuestras colunnas infatigables les
| ofrecen."
Despues do esta ligera introduction,
1pasamos reterir algunos hechos. El Ii
atac6 el Teniente eorcnel Sr. Correa, cor
leo caballos rnandadospor el captain Re-
vuelsa, a un grupo de rebeldes montados
en- et paso del Quemadito, dispersandolos
cogiendoles tres prisioneros, cinoo caba.
Hos con lnontuFas, algunas armas ]
municiones papales y otros efectos
Ell IA una eoinpaala De Tarragona, man,
dada per el captain Paz, fue atacada Ell
]. ellPaso do Natano del rio Zaza, y aunqat
porslio 4 los primeros tiros sa valient'
capitap, Sc defendi6 'bizarramenso bal,
| el mando del alf6rez Brave, rechazand,
| al eneanigo, despues de haberle causa3,
Emas de 20muertos y los correspondent
tes Aeridos Naestras perdiaas cOnsistie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

educacion primaria es obligatoria y
gratuita, ouyo principle lIevado a Ia
practica, como Sc halIa va, no puede
menos que producer 'os fecundos efec-
-tos CONSEQUENCES ca nuestras masas.
Los canninos, csc rico venero de la
riqueza Y del progreso y sin los cua-
les el trabajo quedaria infructuoso
son elobjeto de una atencion especial
tanto del gobierno nacional, como de
las municipalidades Y dem5s funco-
narios locales Algunos gravamenes,
es verdad, Sc imponen q veces a los
interesados; pero ellos son compensa-
dos ampIiamentc con ell impulse cue
Sc da a la industria agrfcola, con la
.abundancia de los frutos de consume
en- nuestros mereados y con Ia bara
tura a que, con ell tempo deben lie
gar, 81 hemos dc atenernos al 6rden
regular de la production.
La cosecha de cafe en- el ano que
empieza promote ser abundante y,
aunque es seguro que no sc obtendran
los tabulosos l3recios dei anterior, no
hay ra2on para Greer que no alcancen
& cOmpensar sufcientem9nte 4 los
.agricultores. @
Nuestras rentas pdblicas, aunqpe
algo Sc han afectado por Ia crisis por
la euaI elcomercio ha pasado, debido,
|segon nuestra opinion, mas bien d i'm
previsiones y cdlculos errados, que 4
otras causa caalquiera, no por ESQ han
dejado de ser suicientes no solo para
bacer frente les gastos generates dc
Ia administration sino tambien para
responder 4 compromises creados con
anticipation y aun para mantener los
trabajos en- Ia obra del ferro-carriI.
Mas de 100000 Sc han iayertido en-
pagos dc cr6ditos en- solo la Ultima
mitad del ano que ACADIA dc espirar y
ESQ sin desatender los gastos orlina
rios y aun otfos que han ocurrldo ex-
traordinariamente.
@ttnb esta5 illay sll8eSa sfeSeLSa que ne
mos hecho, sin exagoraclon algupa,
Sc .deduce 10 cue dijimos al principle
fHLa sitii8ci9a dol pals, al principiar ell
sTlio de 1875 es bastanta haiagjiena." /"
ST Sc logra iaaatoner el s6ricn y Ia
paz, 81 como todo 10 .haoe>esperar, ob
tenemos un briliante triunfo en- nues-
tras reclamaciones, restablecicndo Ell
.cr6,sito della repdblica en- Europa en-
Ia aisnra cue. antes ocupara: 81 4 favor
d. ese triunfo, Sc nos devuelven los
fondos destinalos q la conclusion del
ferro carriI, es de confar cue q ano
que .estamos comenzando sera de
prosl49ris}ad y ventura para Costa Ri
ca. Tai es elfobjeto de nuestros mas
feryientes votos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
GACETILLA.

Carucs. .-Durante los dias 20, 81, %
y % Sc expendera la libra de carne de
cerdo, los tres primeros dias % cuartos
y Ell dltimo 26. Y los dias "a, %, 26
y y del corriente, Sc expendera la libra
de res, los tres primeros dias & IS
cuartos y el dltimo q 20.
Ua efcjal qae aca5a dc uegar del
Norte rcGere la siguiente anecdota
que prueba que las heridas y penali-
dades de la campana no bastan a des-
magyar ell Amino de nuestras tropas.
Un soldado perdi5 un ojo de un
balazo en uno de los combates libra
dos, y fue trasladado al hospital de
Castro Urdiales.
A los ocho dias recibi6 la vista de
IN paisano, que al verle lie diio;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

En- ana de sus stltintas sesiones, e1
Senado de los Estados Unidos aprob6
un proyecto de ley encaminado 6 po-
ner coto los abusos de ciertos indi-
viduos que llevan q la nacion nincs
italianos de ambos sexos Y los maltra-
tan de un modo brutal, quitandoles
10 que ganan cantando 8 tocando por
las calles de las grandes ciudades ame-
ricanas. Sc calcula que pasan de trein-
ia mil los infelices que hay actual
mente en- New York, Filadel6a, Bos-
ton y Chicago, dedicados q ganarse
asf la vida y q enriquecer q los que
los explotan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

gozan todos los demas Yenezolanos,
Iibertandolos del extranamiiento y pc
mas pecuniarias que fla la ley 1nica
tftulo IL libro q del C6digo Penal
1 Alas armas y nuuiciones y de
mas elementos de guerra Sc entrega-
ran en- Curimagua, Acurigua Y Capa-
tarida por el general CoLINA y sus
agentes, al general Gil 8 los suyos.
5o-Para llevar a cabo la ejecucion
de este conyenio Sc fjan cinco dias,
prorogables de mdtuo acuerdo, 81 10
reclaman las CIRCUMSTANCES, a partir
de la fecha en- que ell Presidente de
Ia Repdblioa ratifque estas estipula-
clones, debiendo desde csc momento
cesar toda hostilidad,
Sc frman dos de IN tenor en- ell
Quartet General en- Coro q tres de
sfebreroA de 1875 6E
(Firmados) IL. Ga.-Le0n C0lina.
--R0mudldo FaZcon.
Quartet General en- Coro a tres de
.febrero de 1875.
Ratifco las precedentes estipula-
clones tk
Frmado) Gasma@ B7anco. :.
He
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

Refere am peri6d;co de Taleacta,
que IN actor que desempeflaba 81 pa
pei de D. Juan Tenorio, en- ell teatro
de la Libertad, lie robaron cuanto te-
MIA en- su casa, mientras el muy hue
co decia al pdblico
Aquf esta d. Juan Tenorio
y no hay hombre para el.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

favorecedores leeran con gusto los
siguentes detalles sobre ell gran cua-
dro de Murillo, mutilado en- la cate
dral de Sevilla, y que por fortuna ha
sido va recobrado, segun oportuna-
meute 10 hicimos pdb!ico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

En- Ell pueblo de CapiIeira, provincia
de Granada, segun dice I'm colega de
aquella capital, ha dado q luz una
mujer hace pocos dias una especie de
fen6meno, pues tai debe llamarse Ell
conjunto que resulta de- dos cuerpos
unidos por el costado, y cada nno de
los cuales tiene una cabeza, dos bra
zos y un pie. @@
Este singular fen6meno yive en-
perfecto estado de salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

E1 efectivo del ej6rc;to alemas en- la
actualidad es ell siguiente:
Tropas de campana: infanterfa con
los cazadores y tiradores, 49o, ,48O;
caballerfa, 81, 900; artillerfa, S8,2OO;
ingenieros, 16,462; tren, 40, ,632; es-
tado mayor de los regimientos, 6,926;
total, 705,700.
Tropas de reserva: infanterfa, 1873
mil $50; caballeria, %, $50; artilIe-
ria, 16,910; ingenieros, 1880; treu,
10000; total, 243, $40.
Tropas de guarnicion: infanterfa,
264,550; caballerfa, 1880; artille-
ria, II, $50; tren, 1920; estado MAJ
yor, 13,500; total, 375, ZOO; pleas
de artillerfa, 2,740.
La fuerza total del ejGrcito aleman
es de 1.324,94O y de 2,74O pleas
de artillerfa. alag
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

Explosion en- Paris -Meses pa
sados despert6 sobresaltada la po>
blacion de Paris, con una explosion
yiolentfsima. Sc crey6 primeramente
que Sc habia volado el fuerte La Br5-
che; pero no tard6 en- descubrirse ell
verdadero motive de la catastrofe.
En- el departamento de retortas
del establecimiento qufmico de Poi
Tiey, Ell ell que Sc empleaban mas
de 800 operarios, habia una calde-
ra de @ter de alta temperature. AL Pc
netrar un hombre en- el recinto con
un quinque encendido Sc inham6 ms
tantaneamente y con terrible efecto
el exPresado vapor. De tres hombres
que estaban en- ell departamento, Pc
reci6 en- el acto uno, falleciendo
POGO ratio otroy quedando ell tercero
en- un estado desesperado; recibieron
lesiones mas 8 menos graves otras 10
personas. Ell edifcio sufri6 grandisi-
mos destrozos; las p6rdidas pasan de
100000 frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

-sQue has hecho de tn ojoi
A 10 cual replied ell soldado con se-
riedad. m
Sc ha quedado en- Somorrostro
para yer 10 que pasa por allf.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19

En- @n d1b@ns.-
No quieras & los hombres,
nina inOcente,
que el amor tiene graves
inconvenientes.
Y es 10 mas cuerdo,
exigir escritura
de casamiento.
Suspiros, queias, ayes,
tOdO es mentira,
que en- amor solo es cierta
la Vicarfa.
Jay, hombres, hombres,
sois unos cocodrilos
con pantalones.
Dice una amiga mia, s2
puerto riquena,
que ell hombre y la serpiente
corren parejas;
que atraen, silban,
y Sc van coleando Sc
despues que pican.
Ten, nina encantadora,
mucho cuidado,
que no hay doctor que cure
sus picotazos;
y ell medic solo
es tomar ell jarabe
del matrimonio.
Odia a los honbres todos,
que son ell diablo;
y al que te pida un beso,
le das un palo.
Y asf sin ansias,
veras como te entierran
con una palma. s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-19
VARIE DADES.

Creemos que naestros Aabituales
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29

time. Some concept II Of the dnr, ,cr
thus incurred may be gathered from
the fact that even with the use of the
very best clronometers navigators arc
certainly liable to mistakes in calcula-
tions Of from three to five miles; and
no surprise is manifested when an
error of twenty is discovered. The
number Of railroad and steamboat
accidents is gradually diminishing;
aud If oil necessary precautions were
taken there is good reason to believe
that journey across the Atlantic
might be rendered at least rs safe as
one across the continent.
AT present if a ship is lost at sea the
owners are paid by insurance
companies, and lose nothing except in
the matter Of repute. If the suggcs-
ton of the New \ ork Tribune we're
adopted, and they were made re-
sponsiblc for the life of every pass
enger entrusted to their care, and
obliged to pay damages in case Of loss,
voyages might certainly be slower,
but fewer shipwre ks would occur.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29
Wanted t. Run on a Railroad.

A dilapidatcd looking individual
was at the l., 9. & L. depot looking
for situation. EIe said lie wanted
to run on the railroad. Hc found Il
group Of railroad employees, and to
them he made known his desires.
Are you railroad man?' inquirea
gray-haircd conductor.
'Yes-well, not exactly, either. l
hauled q lot of ties fora railroad COM
pany once
Never run on the T., G.. e. T.. then 2
put i'll muscular built throttlc-pull-
er.
Never did,
Have you any relatives on the l.,
c. & L. asked a lavcndGr-glovcd
brakeman.
Nary relative
Are you acquainted with anybody
who runs on the l., G. & l.. Q savage
ly intcrrogated n wicked looking BAG
gage smasher.
Not an acquaintance
DO you know anybody who ever
did run on the T., c. e. Ii? came
from freckled-faccd messenger.
Dunno rs ! do
Did you ever ride on the T.. G.. &.
u? remarked an nttachc Of the freight
Office, as he topped moment and
caught the drift of conversation.
Never was west of Cincinnati in m3.
life. vS
'Didy ever ship any freight oveY
tic 1.,C. & LIP yelled the ticket
agent from his window.
Never had any freight to ship was
the melancholy response.
did you ever mail II letter Tint
went on the linc?' put in IL route
agent.
Not that remember off, said the
stranger, feeling somewhat that his
chances were growing momcntarily
Simmer.
The men were silent, and slowly
shook their heads. Finally the pea
nut butcher pipcd in:
Did you ever sit up Of Sunday
night with rcd-hcadcd girl, who's,
father had poor relations that moved
years ago into Knnsrs via the l., c. &
l.. and have her fish nickles out o
your pockets to send to the grasshop
per sufferers ?
The melancholy man considered |.
moment and snid No, with a SIGH
The boys shook their heads again aud
said there was no show. and us Ii,
walked away lie was heard to remark
! { md L ofa chance of getting ,
job on that road Which seemed to be
a positive relief to his f; clings.
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NOTICE.
OHASGEnl'RG, S. c.,

May -, 1875.
Notice is hereby giv.n that this Office
will bcopcn to received returns of Personal
Property for the year 1873, from June lst
to July 2Oth, 1876. The following items
must be returned, viz:
/. The number of Hor.cs and their value.
.. The number Of Neat Cattle and their
value.
3. The number of Mules and Asses and
their value
4 The number Of Sheep and Goats and
their value.
5. The number of Hogs and their value.
G. Value Of Gold and Silver plate, and
amber Of Gold and Silver Watches and
their value.
Z. The number Of Piano Fortcs NFclod-
ions, and Cabinet Organs and their value.
8. The number Of pleasure Carriages and
their value.
Q. The nualbcr Of Dogs and their value.
10. The value Of Goods, Merchandise,
Moneys and Credits
II. The value Of Materials received, usad
Manufacturer.
II. The value Of nll Machinery, Engines,
Tools, Fixtures and Implements used or
provided for his use, in his business as n
Manufacturer, and Of all manufactured ar
ticlcs on hand one year or more
IS The value "f Moneys, including
Bank Bills and Circulating Notes.
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STABLES.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

onASGrnunG S. G., May 10th 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the Lake
Bridges, and Footway, near the Town OF
oranseburg. South Carolina, will be sold
out, at the said Bridges, for repairs to the
lowest Bidder, at II \. NJ, on The 7th day
of June, n. ID. 1875.
Also the Eridgc across Poplar Creek,
situated in Poplar Township, i'll said
County and Statc-said work will be sold
out TO the lowest Bidder, at the Fridge, on
4tl day Of June, a. u. 1875, at | o'clock,
AM.
Providence Bridge will also be sold ont
to the lowest Bidder, at the Bridge, on'thc
9th day ofJunc, a. D. 1875.
The nature Of the work to be done vii b,
made known OIL the days Of sale. Parties
interested will take notice and lie present
and it is important that the said repairs he
made at MI early day.
Q EsiazzsEsgzllls,a..-- q Up. MAYS,
Chairman of Boar,l OF CO. Com rs
orangeburg County.
may - 1879 4,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-05-29
Sheriff IS Sales.
The State Of South Carolina,
ORA NGEBURG COUNTY,

lS COMMON PLEAS
L. Rosa G. Cliyrros, widow and
Executor of The will of
Esidro j Olivcro-, deceased,
plaintiffs, as:,ins.
Clilar,l Oiivcr0s. III; ryUsn O.i--f--
roS, Nina Ferdinand OlivernS
and 1arolo Olivcrt,S ant! Thum-
us W. Glover. ;'cicn,lantx.
BY virtue 81 the cnr,!cr ofthc said Court |
Will sell Il, r,Ihlc auction To the Highest
bidder at Orangcllrg Court House a., The
first Monday in June 1873, DUNG the legal
hours for public sales, the following desert
he'd Real Estate uf the late l.,drn j. oil
vcros dccra>cd, situate i'll The Town and
County OF Oran"cburg. viz:
|. All that certain lot Of land on the
Southern side Of Russell street, fronting on
said street, 54 feet $ inches and running back
26i feet more or les bounded East bv LOT
Of Thomas Il. Boyd, South by lot lately of
Il. X. SaSrnrtas aud West by lot Of
Theodore kohn and Henry koln, being
the same lot whcrcun was located the Drug
store of The late DR.. O'iveros until The fire
Of January 1879.
.. All that certain house and .ot on the
Northern side Of Russell street coEtaininc
lot ofN. pithan, North by lot Of Numan A
Bull, and West by lot of V. Pitthan, being
the lot sold and convened to the late Dr.
Olivcros by Mrs Maria l.. Neutler bv her
deed dated January 1872, and recorded in
hook IL, page IS and l9 in the registers
office forth. County.
Terms Of salc-One Third Cash, and the
Balance on Il credit of one and two years
with interest from date Of sale, the purchas-
or or purchasers to give Bond to the Clerk
sithis Court for credit portion of purchase
money, with Mortgage Of the promises
purchased, in which Mortgage shall be in
serted Il covenant for resale in case Of the
breach Of the condition Of the bond, and in
case Of The house and LOT on the Northern
side of Russell street (abovc mentioned ''2")
The premises shall be insured at the ex-
pcnsc CT the purchaser, policy shall be
assigned to the Clerk of this Court the pur-
chaser shall also pay for papers and record
ing, and in case any purchaser or purchas-
crs fail TO comply with tho terms Of sale,
the premises purchased, i'll such instance
will be rcsold on tile nc.>t succeeding sales
day at such former 'r,irchacrs risk.
Orangcburg G. H.,
Shcrifi's Office +. I. CAIN,
May lG, 1875. SO. G.
may ~ 81
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OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ORASGEBuNo, COUNTY.
May 10th 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the following
appointments have this day been made by
the School Commissioner Of said County:
BOARD OF ExAMISEns:
Thomas Phillips, J. II. Fordam, L. a.
Webster.
ScnooI. TRUSTEES:
Fanccs No. IA. l.. Ayl,ger, Rufus
Fielder, jesse Williams.
I"p!ar No. 2.-Dr. \, Baxter, Wm.
Green, YIN. panlling.
Pine Grorc No. "a. Il. Fludd, w. W.
Vice Smith Glover
-imefia No. i.--P. L. Jones, +. J. Buvc..,
Pm. General
lrormcncc NJ. 5.-Dayid Bull, Thos.
Allen, Harry Welfare
Goo,ibys No o.-J. T. Way, Solomon II.
Fielder, Cesar Abraham.
Lyons No. "A. o. Holman, F.W
Williams, a. G. Williams.
Cow CtsEc No. S.-David L. Conner,
Levi Summers, Peter Carson
Middle No. 81. Z. NJ. Foures Thos. J
Phillips, C,csar Quinton.
Orange No. 10.--Samuel Dibblc, V. D.
Bowman, Harry Glover.
Cw Caw No. Ito. 3. Riley, Peter
GLADDEN., Vandy Murph
BranchriNc No. l2-W. II. Rccdish,
Edward Green, Geo. Baxter.
Nc,r Hope No. l3--Olivcr Faircy, las.
Summers, Geo. Garvin.
Eh1abcM No. ll.-R. Y. Dannerly,
Joseph Bash, Rufus Milestone.
Edisto No. l5.-Samucl j. Izlar Allen
Brown, June Antlev.
Union No. TO- YIN. Myers, jeff Zciglcr,
Ellis Fourcs.
lion No. l7.--Wn. \. Mount, James
Parker, Henry Ilaucs.
N',Eom 10. lS.-l;. J. Frederick, J. Il.
| Williamsun, Iaac Senior.
| Liberty No. l9.~-J. III. l.cvings.on, Geo
BIun,e, Rufus Pom,
t;o""ia"" No. 70 Geo. r. Frederick, ".
| l.. Ehnv, Mex Brown.
CARSON ). K. Logan.
sisagsts Gr"re No. :l.:...--T. p. Knots, I.,ni.
W0TdwNr1 -jac0T SCfioIIe7i I. =
The School Trustee. above ap,ointeI.
within fifteen days, shall take IN uall, nr
affirmation faithful. and im:mrliallv to
discharge The duties Of their u,: x.,ch
oath the members arc authorized 10 a,l:.iin-
lister to each other
THOMAS PHILLIPS,
County School Commissioner
Oranyeb:iry County