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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

"Gath" George Alfred Townsend,
tie widely known newspaper correspondent
was in this place few hours last week. He
had been making a hasty tour, taking in An
tetam battlefield, &c-we take paragraph
or two.
" We then drove for Harper's Ferry across
the short mountains near old Antietam Fur
mace. aud hundreds of feet above the Potomac
canal aud river, till at little church we turn
ed up Pleasant Valley mile ana visited j ohm
Browns farm, where he kept his band I'LL the
night of October lG, 1852 We then went
over the route of his march to the Ferry.
about four miles, and arrived there at IL o.
clock, in time to take the train to Charlestown,
where he was tried aud hanged At the Ma
rylaud end Of the bridge we dismissed our
carriage A black boy carried our traps
across the bridge; we saw John Brown :
fort, still standing, the scenes of the fight and
Of Miles surrender TO Stonewall Jackson,
and getting on the mail train were at Charles
town in twenty minutes There we visited
the scenes OF the hanging and the jail and
courthouse AID the cemetery, and had good
dinner atthe Carter House for fifty cents. At
2 o'clock we were again 10 a comfortable wide
carriage behind two horses, whose owner
drove them for ten dollars, across the Blue
Ridge by the Keyes's Ferry road to Hilsbor-
ough aud Leesburg. twenty-five miles, and
delivered US at the Reamer House, LeeSburg,
in time for a good supper.
We have seen the batlle-feldS Of Mono
Nf.,,,.,ir AT lnrpor' =
Ferry, and Balls Bluff, we have followed John
Brown from the place where he rented farm
Of DR.. Booth Kennedy at Sharpsburg, and
wagoued his pixies and rifles through Boons-
boro, to his mountain eyre and the armory
and Zen ca which he swooped aud to tie place
of bis trial aud death-scenes not equaed in
the story of human nature since William Tel!
or Joan Of Arc or Riego We have observed
the Agriculture towns, eud social civilization
Of the Maryland Catholic and tobacco-plaut-
Ing English race in Montgomery county, the
seusuous English and German mixture in
Frederick, the true Queen Anne "Dutch" OF
Washington county, the S,arveliaE and isno-
rant mountaineers of the Virginia Blue Ridge,
and the polished aud brave yet vain Virgin
ians of tie limestone plains, besides the QHa-
kerS Of the LnudCun valley, the lreshyieHans
Of Shenandoah, and the Lutherars Of Calico
tin That interesting scene Of the Penosyl-
vanizing Of Virginia is now going on, aud OF
the openings Of railways through places still
in the virguity Of Innocence and social igno-
rance. In Eastern America there is little bet
ter scenery, either Of river, mountain, from
tiersman, panorama or garden. Much OF 1t
has its destiny yet to appear, being merely OF
the verge Of something, and itspast history
merely embryonic or eccentric Such people
as BraGdock aud S,onewall Jackson are mere
slides of a magic lantern, connected with NO
thing progressive or substantial, but the race
types here to be studied are to enter into tic
impending mould Of America"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

The Louisville C6ujcr-JournGi tells Of
a lady living in that State who bought lot Of
Louisville aud Nashville stock at SSS 81 are
When tie stool; had advanced 10 SAL she
wrote 10 her broker to sell She forgot 10
send the certificate Of stock, and the broker re-
piled that he couldn't sell without the certiti-
cate Meanwhile the stock had advanced to
so. The lady found that the certificate had
been mislaid She searched high and low, her
heart bounding as the stock kept bounding,
until when the latter sailed into the nineties
she was frantic. Nowhere could the certih-
cate be seen. Meanwhile the stock went to
10. 100. 1870, aud Just as it reached al, $50
per cent above what She first desired to sell,
the missing certificate turned up. She sold at
al.
The foregoing incident is valuable as
an exception that proves the rule" Riches
seldom result from careessueSs, negligence d
forgetfclness.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
Public Meeting.

IlHE citizens Of CharlestoWn are requested 10
meet at"Ctarles Washington Hal" ON Non.
dag Aighi, AprH 26h, ats O'Clock, =. ", ~
which time their attention viii be called ,, the
de:eGcelcss condition of the property Of the town
in case of fire. BY order cf ihc Fire Dept
d. HOWELL, Pest.
L. j. WmIflns. See'l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
Notice.

DERSONS who have accounts " it'll US, large
or snail. are earnestly requested TO come
forward and settle them all.
BUTLER d AISQUITH.
April II, 1850.
Z IPPlNCOTTS Gazetteer OF the Void, New
] Editnru.) lust published, can be seen at our
store, and will be furnished at publishers price
April u, 80. BUTLER AlSQUiTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

HAVING duly qualified as Administrator oil
the late DR.. VIM. f. Alexander hereby
notify all pcr.ons indebted to the state Of slid
deceased TO settle promptly, and those having
claims against il to present them property au
thcnticltcd for settlement
:. ". WASHINGTON.
Administrator.
tnrl 3, lSSo--2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

The venerable DR.. Charles Magill On
Saturday morning about o'clock arose
feeling badly, and, fearing a stroke Of paral-
ysis, bled himself copiously-uot enough,
however, to stay tie stroke which seiyed upon
him few minutes later, affecting the entire
left side. His mind and speech have not been
affected a. all The community will he glad
to hear that he j. steadily improving and
hopes to be out it q Few d'ys.-Aicfmoff
Commonwealth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Nle,cors. TIC gentleman, true 10 his promise,
WAS AZ baud at the hour, and, after music by
tle Band. was introduced by a few remarks
f.om Mr. David Howell, who stated that at
tiis. tie concluding lecture Of tho course, lie
thanked tbc citizens Of jefferson county for
t',ir encouragement, and hoped that taste
far sucl entertainments bad Ieen fsiered 10
tle uilds O. The geople-holdiug out the cx-
F,c,au,a u.t clay would BE resumed a; 81
ture 5sy.
Dr.. Abogast then came forward aud re-
umk,a ,lat en- tbe 2ni Of April O great Gre
laI was observed passing over Norfolk, crea-
trsa sensation. lat scientific men had failed
o. note the phenomenon. There have been
Goucut occurrences Of tie sort, some more
striking ,laa otbers-on Nov. 18th, 1888,
there was shower d s;ars-so called. lie
proposed 90 advocate tie view that all these
shooting stars, netcars. are-baus, vroli,es, &c,
ave of tie same nature. produced by similar
cluscs, acting on common principle. Has
amy one ever thought, he asked, Of the great
number Of these ueteors which visit our earth
G5 out en- q clear evening when there is no
moon, aud you Will not see the same number
Of meieors every hour, but tie year rouud the
greatest number VIII De seen towards sunrise
the average being seven an hour. Theuu
bsrs also differ IN the different moatbs-more
being visible 10 July aud August tLan 10 any
other moa,hs-mOst in August. lie proceed
cd o. SAY thai. as the orbit Of the Garth iu ITS
revolution around ,hc sun is an e,lipse, it is OF
course much nearer at oue point than at tie
others. This point is called It's peuhelon,
and occurs 10 Winter, the earth being GOO coo
miles oclgcr the sun 10 January than IN July.
when il is at its oQielion or iurtLcst point
from the sua. Tbereason o. the colder wealth
er whca nearer to the SUI is that the rays Of
Lca. h,. ob.iqlely oa the earth Instead % 10 a
straight line as en- Summer In Summer,
alca far,hesl from the sun we pass through
more mc,cors, The number growing less ifQn
,anWry Co May, begins 60 increase aud be-
comes greater until August As the earth rc-
wolves on lis axis, as il turns towards lie sun,
towards sunrise the humber is greater than at
any other time ID tLc tventy-iour hours
uacy 81 .a all J.rec,iJus-pass by the earth,
come towards us, their orbits are as mu'tiplcx
as tic bodies tLca.selvcs-ye: they all have
their orbits, iu which they move as surely as
tlc other heavenly bodies, aud IL We could see
elem t-...I Ella .l.,. .1.r1tlrss fbora Would
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Opinion Of Ba,imorean.-I have used DR..
Bp''s Cough Syrup for some time in my
family aud found it the hest remedy for
Coughs Colds, etc, ever tried.-Louis Brun-
iur % Caroline Street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

The assault made by mob Of white
people uron a company Of negro soldiers in
tie republican city Philadelphia, on Sunday,
is passed over 10y The republican press as mat
ter ofno consequence. Had thcaaair occurred
in any city f,he South, says the Aleraad,ia
Go-cf'e, tic bloody shirt would have been run
up at tie heal Of every radical newspaper in
tie North. and the incident been made to
point The moral aud adorn the tale Of many a
double loaded dissertation upon the blood
thirsty sayasery that inspires the bulllozins
popularity characteristics Of Tie Southern PEG
DE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
NOTICE.

TENHE Co.partuership existing under TIE name
aud stye Of Child, McCreiehi / Co'gpany
composed Of Jcnathaa. c. Child, John a. sc
Creight, solomon Y. raniis snd II. L. Riddl,
mas, by mutual consent, been dissolved the said
Jonathan {. Child and II. Z. Riddle having -
tired therciiom. The Affairs Of the said partner
ship will be settled by John A. McCrcigh, and
Solomon V. Yantis, who haze entered into Co
partnership, under the name and style of &c
Crcilh ,t Nautis. and will coniinlc tie iaiin-
business Of the old firm at Ilarpcr's Ferry, Ncs'
Virginia.
JOHN 4. NcCREIGHr
II. Z. RIDDLE.
SOLOMON 3. 1ANTlS.
April 81 IsS0-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
EAST rorND TRAINS.
WEST BOUND TRAM

Train Gss dlily. Train C3l Tuesdays, rhurs
days aud saturday.. Alloihsr Trains diily e.
ccpt Sunday.
November -, 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
LIME.

ERESI burned White-wasbing Lime just re-
ceivcd and Tor saleby
q. KEABSLEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

slnothers, the negro giant who com
mi',ed an outrage upon Miss Laura Leins 10
city, has been convicted. He
will 90 to the Pcuiicniiary fur thirty years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

TINE attention Of Dry friends and customers IS
especially invited to my general Stock OF
Goods now open. Every line is especially full
and complete All are assured o; the best attcn-
ton and the lowest prices.
Respectfully
April "a, 1850. ". c. CARRELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
Alteration. Tiremcn !.

XTOU are ordered to meet at the Engine House,
on SATURDAY, APRIL 2fTll, 1850, at
O'clock, =. NJ, for drill.
C.M. Il0UGH,
Chief Engineer.
f. J. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
April II, lSS0-2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

The Richmond Wig SAYS the capaci-
b. Of the city TO bear taxes-uay. increased
,axcs-is well evidenced by tie States twelve
solid columns Of deliuquou;i ior city taxes on
real estate Aud yet. IN the same column. it
says: We are heartily in favor Of tue pro
position 20 furnish the First Virginia Regiment
sn agmory NJ city expense"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

The following named gentlemen, APP
pointed at The last Senatorial Convention held
So the District. now compose the Democratic
Senatorial Executive Committee;
BEEKELEY-ColJ Q y. Nadelbousch, B..
Z. Brady, Decatur Hedges.
JEvFEEsoN-Capt George Baylo 5. f.
White, George McGincy.
MoEGAN-J 5. Duckwsll Matthias Am
brose. \. r. rugeT.
There was an alteration between Col.
Jno R. Popham, proprietor Of the Southern
LlteY.genca lRepubl;caa paper at Richmond,
aud his business manager, r. G. Age, on Sa-
turdly afternoon last. Cl PopLan popped
lim with a D,'riuser, inaictiug an ugly scalp
wound. lie claims to have used the weapon
ia self defence. The Wig says: Alta late
hour Saturday night Mr.. Agec was in Col.
Popham's bed, attended by the little son Of tie
Colonel; and, what IS better, perfect recon-
ci.ation hal taken place between the parties.
Il is 20 be Hoped that this will end the mat
Der"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
GROCERIES.
Medical Co-Partnership.

DRS. BYINGTOY and CASTLEMAN having
! ? associated themselves for the practice OF
Medicine, ofrr their professional services to tn
citizens Of DuRicld's Depot and Surrounding
country.
Ap.il 81, lSS0-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

The work on the s. Y. r. r., from
Wayacsboro to Mine Hill, twenty-five miles
atauloued few days ago by Mess's. McCabe
Is Srll,r, has been &c; 60 Sir. j. j. Fitzpatrick
IA nan Of means and ability aud gentle
man. lie is frst-class, well-known con-
tractor. and bull; the Bound Brook lue from
PHILADELPHIA 20 New York. Work will be
RESUMED in a icw days and be pressed with
vi-Cr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

4 sketch upon the blackboard in front
Of Mr. Lights Drug Store On Tuesday would
have been creditable to the genius Of Mast
p. was The "bars let down an indication
that is beginning 20 be mauif,s, in this county
that there viii be other horses 10 Tie field for
the IAN races than those already in training
Circus OF ring horses at d.scocut except as
trick horses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
On Tuesday, the 25th Of Mag

Ferry, made In Inc year IoJJ byS. Howell BroWn,
Surveyor, 70 wit:
LOT ONE, embracing the Water Power entire
Of the Potomac River, the Clnrl and Locks, and
a strip ofland and bluH bordering on that river,
living between the came end tn street. and lots
as laid down on De map Aforesaid beginning at
Shenandoah street and extending to the Western
line of the United States property The wall Of
two large bdiljing.. the John Hrowa Engine
House and the foundations OF 'ycral other build
ings are standing. and large quantities. OF dressed
building, nl.gins aud other stone are upon the
ground The M,chinery ,nslst' of three rur-
Zine Wheels and fuer Cast Iron Wheels Of large
dimensions, with Gearing, Ilumes, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

In the Police Court Of San Francisco
Monday morning the prosecuting attorney
asked for the commitment Of Denis Kearney.
The latter was not present at the time, but a
few minutes later appeared with his counsel,
who asked for delay, to enable him to make
application to the Supreme Court for writ OF
habeas corpus. The court denied the request
as unusual and extraordinary. The commit
ment was then made out, aud Kearney evil
IDENTIFY depressed aud chagrineG, was taken
below. In a few minutes ne was removed to
a hack aud driven to the House Of Correction,
where, after going through tie hands Of a
barber and donning couvict'S garb, he was
placed in a cell As kearuey left the court
room he asked the Judge if the commitment
contsiucd any reference to the provision Of the
new constitution fixing eight hours as a days
labor. she Judge replied that he sursriu-
teudent Of TIE Hoose Of Correction would ste
that he had sufficient work to do, and not too
much
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
TEKMs OF sALE-On purcha.e.

tNMS Ot 7ALE.-On purchases
under Fifty Dollars. Cash on purchases exceed
iog that sum one third the purchase money 10
cash, balance ia ore and two years, with six
Ger cent interest, i len being reserved on The
property 10 secure payment OF same, or all cash
1T the option % the purchaser, % be complied
8ith within ten DAYS A deposit Of 500 on ac-
count of Io's one t"o, viii be required at time
Of sse. conveyance vii be made On behalf Of
the United states 10 the purchaser Of all It's right
and title 10 the property, which Is beiieTcd b. be
perfect IN every case map showing the metes
and bounds Of the several lots viii b. exhibited
at the time OF sale.
The Government receives tie right 20 with
draw any Of the lots to prevent unusual sacrifice
II the bids unsatisfactory.
X. EAINER,
Solicitor OF the Treasury.
Approved-JoHS SHEnm.S, Secretary OF lie
Treasury.
April 10, l5s0-ts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Tie LynctbUg Iirgiaiaa thus refers
to the residence of the late Or. Wm. r. Alex
ander in that city during the war:
' DR.. Alexander vii, be remembered By
many Of our citizens rs a resident Of this CITY
for some time during the late war. Ho was
an attache Of the Ladies Relief Hospital
under the late Dr. W c. Warren, by whom
lie was much esteemed. BY his genial dis
position and uniform courtesy, be won many
friends in Lyuchhurg, who will deplore lis
uutiaaely end aud sympathso with his family
in their great aAllcliun'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

Block a." on Shcoandoah, Lot !, viii brick
hose and Lot
Block - G, On shenandoah, Lots ., 3 and /.
Lot with Stone Building and Lots :, 3, !, 3, I,
S. North ct Shenandoah Street.
Block II" On Shenandoah street, Lots J, ,,
Block -" on Shenandoah s,rcc,, Lots !, ,, :,
!, :.
Wager six acre reservation, Lot u with Stone
House.
Streets, Lots 1, ., g.
Block - b." "a Washington and Ridge Streets,
Lots .. ..
Block g C c" GA Washington and Clay Streets
Lots ], 3.
Block 80 D." between Fillmore and Clay SIS
Lots ,, >, {, g.
Block !" H." between South CiEand Clay
Biack aFF," Camp Hin, lots ., 3.45,G,L
Block - G c." Camp llili, Lots 3 aud &.
Block - II H." Camp Hill, Lots 6, T., 3.
Block - j., Camp llill, Lots /, :, ), 9, :, 3,
Hook =" K" Camp Hi, lots l,2,3,I.
Block Lib" Camp liill, Lots ., 3, 3, g, 7, $,
BGi5ek N "" Cnp Ill., Lots s,7,s.
Block " H. Ctmr ii'i, Lott.
Block " 80 Camp ilili. Lorsl 4, e.
Block "J,' Un.Jn square Lots G, 10, II, y,
G,o,k L." nth s.Ii Of R'Jg, Street, Lots 8
Gecs ~ Bette, I'd Ridge and Pstnam 5ts. 4,
Lots aids
Block ." ., same, Lot9i5.
Block 81 .".sme. Lots e.Ii,ls
Block %, same, Lots l, 2, 8, {, 3, 8, To-,
H. IS, 20.
Block &" r." Yor,l Of Ridge Street, Lots /, ?,
s,t,5,G,7e
blyck :. : >" same. Lots 2, $3.50
bocs T. sswe, l.ut 4.
block T. Z sauie, bots , 4.
Block -" Y, between Patlam and Van Vert
Streets, Lots J, >, 3, 4, ..
Block Two between Van Vert aai North Cliff
St3ccts Lots aud 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

SiCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds cold by
- GEO. I. LIGHT & CO.
Feb. p, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
IIurpcI.'s Forty, West va,

Thy virtue of section $40 Revised Sta,utos
I , also Of the Act OF Congress OF June II, 1873,
the undersigned will offer at public auction, on
The premises at Harper's Ferry, West Virginia
commencing at one u'clcck =. NJ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

LOT TWO, embracing the Power Of
the Shenandoah River as held hy tie United
States, and the site Of he old luh Factory with
all the appartenancts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

LOT FOUR, the perpetual right to cut and re
move wood from a tract oi 1895 acres OF Noun
tain Land lying on the Son ia side Of the Shcnan-
duah River adjoining the Ferry tract.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24
Early Plants.


W. T. have q limited au.nunt of 6 per c.uf ra'I
w Jefferson County. West Nifgii1. Naitf
ftr sale al 90 cents. We Tccomrtad tl,a o. g.
inst class investment.
B.K.JAlMlSoN i CO.. Barkcf.
. . and thcstnut Srrft.
philadelphia, f,uusl itar.t.
Sept. C, lS7q-E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-04-24

April2l, 1850
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-21
IBROS DE- C0MERCI0.

En- la Administration del BoIETTN se
ha recibido IN gran surtido de juegos
de hbros de comercio, indices y demas
legitimos de Glasgow. Sc venden {
precios modicos. Hay tambien hbros
parrou uiales y toda clase de ibros,
libretas en- blanco.
EFECTOS DE ESCRITORIO.
Ademas de las existencias de costum.
bre, Sc acaban de recibir On la impren-
ia del BoLETTE, donde estan de vsnta,
los efectos siguientes
Trasparentes para dibujo, albums pa
ra retrstos, idem para dibujo, escriba-
MAS y tinteros, csjas de pintura, limpia-
plumas, plegsderas, hect6grafos para
hacer 4 la vez muchas copias de cArtas,
cartulina blanca, tarietas, papel para
cartas de todas classes, i'd. para peri6di-
cos, i'd. para imprimir libros, id de color
para imprenta, id. secants, pautado etc.
Variado surtido de devocionarios, calen-
darios, excelentes carpetas con secante,
iuegos de escritorio, portamonedas, etc.
ROS.
DEyooIoNARIos, de vsrias clases
precios, La Rueda de Ia Desqro-
cha, novela por Carolina del Corazon J
Poesfas de Grilo. Jerusalem por Ibo
Alfaro y toda cisse de textos para es-
cuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-05-21

in orador distinguido. -Lo 90 ell Sc
nor D. Jose Plco y Silvia, castrenae de
esta plaza predicador de S. NJ. De
elegante castiza Erase, de exquisitas
formas Y, sobre todo, dotado de una
elocuencia not ,ble, ell excelente orador
religioso que hsce poeos dias estl entire
nosotros cautiva la atsncion de todos
los qu. le oyen oonmueve al mas in-
difaronte con ell seutimiento y la EXPIRE
sion que comnnica d sas pslabras.
Dos veces hemos tenido el gusto de
escuoharle en- San Jose poseiios de
profunla almiracion. Qliera Dios que
continue. .I
Save. Con gusto y expression cant6
anteanocha Ell San Jose cl Sr. San Juan
una pteciosa SatUe, bellisima inspira-
cion mistica debida al professor &c ln1
sica V conocido compositor Don Jose
Agull6 Prats. TeBiamos de este Sc
nor noticias lisonieras cuyo fondo de
iusticia nos acaba 1e confrmar con Ia
aentida salve cantada snteanoche on
San Jose.
Folicitamos al autor y al Sr. San
Juan.
! Tu quoque = Chin, chin, chin !
/ Pin, pan, punl Lego Bayamon el
contagio, Y tres caballeros reformistas,
entusasmados, ardiendo en- belico fu-
ror, han s>ltado q la luz de la pubiici-
dad ei manifesto electoral n1msro cua-
tro que, entire muchas fsltas, reune la
de no tener pie de imprenta. Y no So
lameute carece de pie 81 que tambien de
cabeza.
La proclama, que frma entire otros
d. Modesto Archllla, muy senior nues-
tro oonocido en- su casa, terml
ma con un uiua epico Ell cual no es
possible YER sin saitar de gozo y sin en-
tonar voz en- cuello, como candidate
quo recomienda gu persona al pueblo
soberano, parts del himno de Riego
Liberal, liberal candidate,
| Nuestro nan,en tai sienapre serbs I
jPodras vernos m0rir en- las urnds
Nus utuir SIN refoTmos. jamdsi
Ell festin termina con las fiuces Sc
cas- de tanto gritsr porque los tiempos
podran estar para reformas, mas no
para despilfarros.
El patriotismo 10 supple todol
Tropiezos. tia nacion nos ha con.
cedido este derecho -, dicen los del
manifesto numero cuatro.
-lY a mi ell de partiros por oil eiel
contesta la censura empunando el lapiz
cortando por 10 sano esos esparci-
mientos electorales on pepitoria.
"Demos el p1blico testimonio al pals
y la nacion al b
II De qu62 interpela el censor.
| lsDe que va apesta tanto manifesto
de que hay que acabar con esta epide-
| mia? iPues basta va de cuchufetas J
Lfotatozos y.... puntos suspeDsivos
I "SSumisos 10 aceptaremos? lNooooop
4 Sc contestan 4 81 mismos los manifesI
4 tantes. El cusrpo electoral SO tapa loi
oidos y 81 sr. Censor aplica otro paroN'
'lal manifesto, vast'gs u d