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A coal boat rise is reported at Pitts
bnrgh. This is good-news.
Our carpenters are all busy, and
you cannot hire one now for love nor
money.
That was a mean slnr at Mr.. Hogg,
in the last Visitor.
A son of VIM. Glover's, aged about
10 years, died Of scarlet fever satur,
day night.
Can a man make love without ly-
ing2 Don't know. Never heard of
its being tried.
Advice from the Greek-"Know
myself" is good advice. And to find
out all about yourself in the shortest
time getnominated for Office
Capt. John Thornburg, of the Pitts
burgh,. was in town Monday,
G. E. Hogg, Esq, and Maj. W. H.
Tomlinson, are both back from Cab.
ell.
Several severe frosts, but no ma.
terial damage done to crops that we
hear'of.
Maj. Tomlinson's new brick will be
ready for occupancy about the last of
this month,
Saturday will be pay day on the
railroad.
Read the new advertisements in
this paper.
Those who were present, say the
Jackson county Fair was grand sue
cess.
A good deal of real estate is chang
ing hands in the county, now.
Scarlet fever is said to be spread
lug in Cooper District, along the Ka,
nawha. Frr.,
The bake-shop just below our office
took fire from the oven last week. No
damage done however.
Quite number of our county peo-
pie are going to the Yorktown Cen
tennial.
Monday was the 107thanniversary
ofthe battle of Point Pleasant.
What has become of the Monument
Committee? Are they going to build
that much talked of monument?
When Democrat wants job print.
ing done, he should bring it to this
office.
The streets are being cleaned up.
How can lemonade with little
nutmeg grated upon it, make a fell
low tipsy?
Bank Report in this paper.
Read the advertisement of the
Young American Clothing House,
lfyou want n nice suit of clothes
for very little money, buy them at
the Young American Clothing House.
There is 4 rumor aAoat that editor
DOwntain Of the Putnam Democrat is
to take charge Of the Gallipolis BuL-
letin.
If they don't quit soon, cutting
and shooting people at Gallipolis, the
population will soon be cut and shot
to pieces.
Our trotting and running horses at
the Ashland Fair, took all the races.
Hunters tell us that squirrels are
plenty in the woods adjoining town.
The amusement season is now up
on us. Reports say splendid troupe
will soon be here to perform to our
citizens.
Fifteen hundred dollars was offered
for the privilege of running a wheel
of fortune at the Fair Grounds, but it
was refused Wheeling Register.
Our Fair managers can draw a
lesson from the above.
How many of our towns,people are
going to the Baltimore Oriole?
1t is predicted that we are to have
a mild, open winter.
"Pinkeye" is the new and mys-
tcrious horse disease, that has made
its appearance in the West.
The corn crop will be much larger
than was expected, in this county.
We neglected to notice last week
the visit of Col. Chauncey Holcomb
and wife, of Gallipolis, to our town.
Chauncey gets off in the last CALI
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Programme OF the Mason COun.
~ Sabbath School Convention.
TO be held in New Haven. com.
nencing OH the 10Th of October.
WEDNESDAY.
2o'clock, Devotional exercises.
2:30, reports from Sabbath Schools.
Music.
8, On organization and manage.
ment ofSabbath School, by President.
Music.
4 o'clock, recess.
EVENING.
$50, Devotional exercises.
7 o'clock, the Superintendent.
1st, Qualifications, DR.. Heusley.
End. The office, Rev. G. Lee.
9rd. The work, L. NJ. Bridgman.
s o'clock, the superintendent pro.
gramme, ]. N. Chapman.
$50, Question Box.
+ THURSDAY MORNING.
8 o'clock, Devotional exercises.
9:20, the Teacher,
1st. Who? A. Scott.
End. What? W. W. Harper.
3rd. How? L. E. Peters.
1920, A model teachers meeting
Rev. W. Wheatly.
Music.
11:20, Duties of church members tc
Sabbath School, Rev. Martin.
lao, Sunshine in Sabbath School
Miss A. Harpold,
Music.
u o'clock, recess.
AFTERNOON.
1:30, Devotional exercises.
1;45, Use of black. board in Sabbath
School, f. Moore. a.an
2 o'clock, the Bible.
list. Its inspiration, Rev. Cowp.
land.
End. Rules for Interpretation, Rev
G. Lee.
9rd. Its design, Rev, Cotton.
Music.
$3.50, Business.
4 o'clock, recess.
EVENING.
$50, Devotion.
7 o'clock, review, by II. L. Polling
7:30, the outlook. Discussion led
by II. Scott.
5 o'clock, Question Box.
$50, closing exercises.
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There is a railroad boom in this
State just now, but some how or other
the W.P & G. r. r. amt "panning
out" according to expectations. If
the road is built it must go through
the bottom lands-mountain ridges
are no good for the bed of a railroad
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We are informed that parties in
town contemplate starting a whole.
sale Grocery House in this place. 1t
is said they are men Of large capital.
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with our rail road prospects we
should not overlook or forget the Ma.
tional improvement that is going on
in our Valley. We mean the lock.
ing and daming of the Great Kama.
wba River. This improvement is
being slowly but surely pushed to
completion under direction of the
Secretary Of War. This improve
ment will do much to develop the
hidden treasures Of this great Valley,
and the mouth Of Kanawha being
the end of this National improve
ment, and being anatural basin and
a fine harbor, it must Of necessity
have a very beneficial effect upon our
town and surroundings. While
others are helping us, let us help
ourselves a little. Let our monied
men put their shoulders to the wheel
and start it to turning by building
some kind of a manufacturing estab-
lishnent, putting our machine shop
and foundry in operation, and utiliz-
ing that magnificent structure the
Ohio Barrel Factory. There are many
things in which money can be in
vested that will pay better returns
than loaning it, and at the same
time building up the town and Civ.
ing employment to labor.
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR No
vEMBER.-The number affords rare
literery and artistic treat; the arti.
Giles possess great merit, and the EN-,
bellishments are excellent. The
opening article, entitled, "Some
American Theological Seminaries, I"
by James l.. Bowdoin, LII. D., is en-
ceedingly interesting, and is the first
publication of the kind that we have
met with. "Life in Brittany" "The
Cutacombs Of Rome" "Martha's Vine
yard," Philip Doddridge, D. D., are
a few ofthe note worthy contributions
Mrs. Denison has a most interesting
story, "As from the Dead" and the
second installment Of "May Cum
ningham's Trial." will not fail to
commad particular attention. The
Rev. DR.. Deems continues the admi-
rable essays entitled, "Only," 1.-THE
Home Pulpit" has sermon by the
Rev. Calvin Lincoln, and the poems
are unusually meritorious. There
are sketches, with portraits, Of Rev.
Geo. Osborn, D. D., and Rev. 7. De
Witt Talmage, D. D., who, it is an
nounced, assumes editorial charge of
the Sunday Magazine with the De.
cember number. His fine literary
taste and great popularity will not
fail to increase the already large cir
culation of this favorite periodical.
1t will continue to be sold at SO per
annum, or 25 cents a number, post.
paid. Address Frank Leslie, Pub
fisher, So, 55 and 81, Park Place,
New York.
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The Weekly Register
LOCAL MATTER,S.


DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRs.--On last
Saturday Yice-President Geo. W..
Thompson, Of the Wheeling, Park
crsburg and Charleston r.. r., to.
gether with Secretary Nelson Chan.
cellor, Maj. Mcconnell the Engineer
incharge, and Col. Sickles the consult
ing Engineer, arrived at this place.
They have just completed an inspec-
ton of the proposed route from
Wheeling to Point Pleasant along
the Ohio river. They expressed
themselves as being pleased with
their trip. There are several
proposed routes from Wheeling to
Charleston, and these gentlemen
have mostfully inspected all of them.
And we are informed that Col. Sickles
will at once make his report and one
of the several routes will be selected.
We are assured that these men mean
business, and that if the people along
the line that may be selected, mani.
fest the proper spirit, tina: the road
will be built.
THE RAILRoAD.-Wofk is progress.
ing very rapidly on the A. q N. W.
road. 1t is now graded from Col.
Waggener's line up to the old resi-.
dance Of Mr.. G. C. Miller, distance
Of abdut2I miles; and by the last of
this week will reach section at the
narrows. Here Capt. Trice's work
commences, which he is pushing rap.
idly. His work is heavy, and in
cludes considerable trestling. He
has four sections, Of u mile each, but
is sanguine of having it ready for
the iron by the last Of November
Ties will be put down on the first
three miles Of the grade this week,
and the rail will be placed upon it
as soon as the river will permit it to
be transported here, and then a con
stTuction train will be placed upon
the road and the iron laid as fast as
grading and trestling is done. The
section running into town will not
be graded until the Secretary of the
War has given his consent to the
bridge across the Ohio river at this
place. There is no wild cat" about
the building of this road, 1t is in
the hands Of men who mean bust
ness. With this road completed and
the W. 2. ,& G. Railroad built TO this
place, and the bridge at 7th street,
we have strong hopes that new life
and energy WILDE ins;illcd into our
people, and instead Of being small
commercial town depending upon
the farming community for support
she will be, in very short time the
manufacturing center that nature
intended she should be.
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John Burgon, of this place, aged
20 years, passed peacefully away
Monday morning last, at the resi-
dcnce of his brother-in.law, l, W,
Gibbs, Esq, victim to that fell de.
Stroyer of the human race-consump.
llon. He had been ill for many
months. Yesterday his funeral took
place from the NJ. L. Church, South,
'Ne Rev. J. II. jackson officiating.
a large concourse Of sorrowing rela.
lives and friends followed the re.
mains to the grave yard in the upper
emu Of town, where they were laid to
await "thc resurrection morn"
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In this paper will be found the adj.
vertisement of the Young American
Clothing House. This House has
been opened here within the past
year, and it has been doing a good
business since the day it threw open
its doors. They carry a very large
stock of goods, from the cheapest
grade to the best in the market.
They sell low for cash. ia man can
not get suited at this House, he must
be a hard man to please, indeed. Go
and see their goods.
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1t is about time for the publication
of the delinquent tax list of this
county.
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DR.. WILL S. Hoy, Physician, Sur.
geon, and Dermatologist. Tenders
his professional services TO the public;
attends to all calls whether day OF
night; can be found in his office, n. e
corner Main and Market SITS, when
not professionally engaged. [ja26.1y''
The Acme Baking Powder, is &C.
knowledged to be the purest, cheap.
est and best Baking Powder now in
the market. For sale by James B
Tippett. eatf.
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A new sidewalk is to be built on
fifth street, from Main to Wand.
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The Ncigs County Fair commences
I"''"y' Our fast stock has gone up
'"ere' and if the Mcigi,es don. look
Il "IeelIo out" will carry off all the
purses, as they did at Ashland, KY,
last week.
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acknowledgements houses are
badly needed in this town. Not a
vacant house can be found in town;
ana not Il day passes but some one is
hunting for house. We must have
houses. Won't those who have the
money and the lots put up u few ten
slNcnt houses as a business venture?
We are satisfied it will pay Il good
interest on the money invested.
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The new sown wheat is growing
rapidly, and farmers fear it will be
destroyed by the fly.
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DandeIion and Mandrake Pills.

DinceliOn and Mhhdrakc Pits.
These pills are made from the con-
centrated extracts Of herbs and roots,
carefully prepared, and do not grippe;
are not violent drastic, but very
mild, toning up the stomach, and in.
duce a well regulated action of the
liver.
Prepared by E, X, Thompson, I'll
tusville, Pa:
For sale by Point Pleasant Drug
Store and A. c. Van Glider.
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TAXES TAXES!
.'@ Paw Your Taxes.

-ENHE TAXES for 1881 are now due and
al in my hands for collection and this
notice is given In accordance to law; no.
flying all taxpayers that discount of
D per cent. will be allowed on State and
county taxes paid before the frs. day of
November, 1881.
4, or one of nay deputies, will meet the
ssxpayers at the following time and places
TN the several districts, for the purpose of
aaljecting said taxes:
DISTRICTS.
MARTiNSBURG, at the Sheriff Office,
October l4th and 18th.
fIEDGESVILLE, October l,;h.
TnMAHAWK, Jacks Store, Get 18th.
FALLING WATERS, at the mill, 0c-
1ober 10th.
BEDINGTON, at the Station, Oct. Goth.
OPEQUON, Sc abble, Oct. 2ist.
GREENSBURG, October 22i.
ARDEN, Darkesvile, October 24th
VAECLEvESVILLE, October 25lh.
GERARDSTOWN, October 26th.
SHANGHAI, Back Creek Valley, DC
tobar 9th.
MILL CREEK Oc,ohtr 2Sth aad Both.
GEO A. CHRISMAN,
sept lost Sheriff Berkeley Co.
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA

at Rules held in the CLERK oflcc of
Circuit Court Of Berkeley County, on
the 9TH day of September 1881
T. Page Barr and Emma Barr,
vs..
ohoeba Elizabeth Chapman, T T. Chap
man, G. T. Chapman. j. n. Chapman,
IL. P. Chapman, Catharire Chapman,
anna Myers and G. N. Myega.
The object of this suit is to have dover
assigned in and partition made OF the real
sse.a6s of which Joseph Chapman died
,-.s5zsd : the said county, to and among
lis 4gidew and heirs at law.
And appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the said defendant G. T.
Chapman is nonresident of this state,
ne is hereby required 10 appear at the
md Clerk Office, on the Sd day of Oc-
,0ber, 1881, 1.-THE same being the next
ZuIe day, and DO what is necessary to
protect his interests in this matter
S. II. MARTIN, Clerk
>EAULENER & INsLEs, Atty fer FlF.
Sep,ember lC-it.
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From the immense success ocha Guano has with in all parts of Virginia
undoubtedly well adapted soil Many of your bet farmers used the
harvested with
which (yerbatm) below Orch
Island Caribbean
because
phosphates but because e
because
anudoe
the soil TRY IT. 1t is worthy consideration.
Respectfully, WOODBRIDGE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

For $1,000 CT
4'AS1s4tAIsLD CHEMICALS fer WHEAT.
This when mixed G.
i'-1o9fI
crop production as the hgl-prcet plosp aatcs
EuI dirertfe
drive
hitoNS CHEMICAL CO. Baltimore, SD,
Tor Sone7 crtli 81
caYed Ton
land all hi9i-grade
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.


the Circuit Court of Berkeley County on
the 9th day of September, 1881:
Daniel Mcdaniel,
VS. In Cltancery.
John P. Towson, The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, G. NJ. Riggs, John
Grozinger, John w. Conner, r. A.
Blondel, j. Gassman, l. l.. Bender and
Lee III. Bender, partners trading as /, L..
Bender Il Bro, and John S. Zoos.
The object of this suit and proceeding
is to enforce mechanics lien filed by the
complainant as sub contractor against
the new freight building erected by John
P. Towson, contractor, for the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, the said
company having been properly notified of
said lien, and holding possession of funds
on said contract in accordance with said
notice of which John P. Towson has had
rull notice.
And it appearing on affidavit filed IN
this suit, that the said defendant, John p.
Towson, is non resident OF this State, he
is hereby required to appear at the said
Clerks Office on the Sd day of October,
1881, 1.-THE same being the next rule day.
and do what is necessary to protect his
interests in this matter.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
j. NELSON WIsNER, Atty for Ppfs.
September l04t
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Trustees Sale
OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY.

5DY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust exc
{, - cuted by D. W. Sheets to NJ. T. In
giles, Trustee, dated December 81, 1877,
ana recorded in Deed Book No. "A, pages
800 and $40, of the Land Records of
Berkeley county, West Virginia, the un.
.9ersigned viii offer for sale at public auc-
ion, in front of the Courthouse of said
county,
On Saturday October 9Th, 1881,
commencing at o clock p NJ, free from
dover, that very desirable property known
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SETTLE UP.

A BOUT The lst Of October wish to go
"A East 10 replenisn nv stock, a, which
time | will need the assistance OF my
friends; therefore, all persons Indebted to
.1ae are respect ully requested to settle
'Eheir bills by that time
sepl0-3s. G. ". H9KE.
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FRAME BUILDING

u TWO stories; the lower being a large
business room with Offices, &C., and the
second a Concert Hall, with 2 stable on
ahe rear of the lot.
TERMS OF SALE -One-thiri cash;
ele balance N two equal annual pay
ments, with interest from day o. sale, to
be secured by bonds Of the purchaser and
n lien on the property.
N. T. INGLES.
sepl0 Trustee.
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: WYSONG HALL !"

peorelty, situated on the north side of
East Eurke street, in the town Of Mar.
1insaurg, in said county, being part of
lot No 70, and adjoining lots Of
Cook on the east, ana R. X Robinson on
the west, fronting about 43 feet on Burke
street, and running back of equal width
northwardly about 200 feet. The i'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the circuit Court Of BerLele, County, on
the 9TH day Of September, 1881:
George Ch-sman who sues on behalf Of
himself and all other Judgment len
creditors of defendant, William Leigh,
who may make themselves parties to
this suit.
William Leigh, and Mary W. Leigh, his
wife; John s. Lafevre in bis o wn right.
and as executor of Daniel Lsfevre, dec q;
A j. Thomss,, A. G Hammond, Da-
vid H. St0ekey, administrator de bonis
non cum testamentum annexo of Louis
GranthaG, decd; the National Bank
Martnsburg, ". B. Colston, the Wash
ington County Bank, G.. b Manor,
- Smith, whose given name IS to
plaintiff unknown, ----Kraiz, -
Lorg - Richard --- Miller -
Spiliman, - Gruter, - Dunn.
each Of whose given name is also un.
known to plaintiff Bel amn F Miller,
administrator of VI. f. Quinn, alias
Queen, decd; samuel Harl ison, G.
Robson, Eli Fleming the laborers in
the employ OF William Leigh on the 7th
day OF December, 1873, whose names
are unknown to the plaintiff George
W Sad er, INK of the Valley IA Yir
ginia, Henry Wilen, Jacob Ropp, adj
minis'rator Of Benjamin Blue, dec q
Blackburn Hug hes, Trustee, &C.; s. H.
Light, - Jannoy and - Bamill.
The object of this suit is to ascertain
the liens on the lands of the defendant,
William Leigh, and 10 obtain satisfaction
thereof out OF the said lands. and more
especially 10 enforce the lien of the iudg-
ment of the said plaintiff on said lands,
SAID Judgment being for the sum of
S432 %, with interest from the Sd day of
January, 1878, and $9.30-lo0 costs.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the said defendants, -
Long, - Spillman, - Gruber, G. B.
Manor, the Washington County Bank and
q. Robinson, are non residents of this
State, and that the given names of the
following defendants are unknown; -
Smith, - Miller, Janney, -
Hamill, and that process in this suit against
them has been twice delivered to the
Sheriff Of Berkeley county, more than ten
days before the return day, and have been
returned without being executed, that the
defendant B. F. Miller, administrators, &c,
is a resident of said county, and that pro-
cess against him in this suit has been
twice delivered to said Sheriff more than
ten days before the return day thereof and
been returned without being executed,
and that the names of the defendants who
were in the employ of said William Leigh
on the 9TH day of December, 1878, are
unknown, they are hereby required to ap-
pear at the said Clerks office on Sd day
OF October, 1881. (the same being the
next rule day. and do what is necessary
to pro ect their interests in this matter
S. II. MARTIN, Clerk.
W, II II. FLICK, Atty for Plaintiff.
September lO-4t
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Money w anted.

a CLIENT wishes 70 borrow SG9o for
two years at per e'N A deed Of
iIust or real estate given Ter Sc.
cgrity, Apply to or iiess
J NELSON WtS%tR, At"y,
scpi0 81 NalULsNnrg ". "a.
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STATEOF WEST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
Circuit Court of Berkeley county, on the
5th day OF September, 1881:
Elisha Brown,
vs..
Margaret Howard. Jacob Brown, Charles
Brown, Carrie Robinson, and Frank
Robinson, her husband; Horace Melon
aid, Charles Mcdonald minor), Isaac
Brown, Ann Gowens, and Luke Cow
ems; her husband; Lucinda - (name
uHknown), formerly Brown, and her
husband, whose name is unknown.
The object of this suit is to have parti
ton of the realty of which Perry Brown
died seized, if the same can be conven-
iently done; if not, to have said realty
sold and proceeds distributed among the
parties entitled thereto.
And it appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the said defendants, Ann
Gowens and Luke Gowens, her husband;
Lucinda - (name unknown), formerly
Brown, and her husband. whose name is
unknown, and Isaac Brown are non. resi-
dents of this State, they are hereby re-
quired to appear at the said Clerk office,
on the Sd day of October, 1881, 1.-THE same
being the next Rule day, and do what
il necessary to protect their interests in
this matter.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk.
w. S. HESsnAw, Atty for PHI.
September l0-4t.
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WANTED.

4 MIDDLE AGED WOMAN to do
n homework and assist in hoaseheep-
ing. To woman WHO wou'd suit. a
permanent home and liberal wages VIII
ne given Apply at this Office
lseplO.3t.l
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Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
por sale de San Thomas ell dia 4 las dc
a noche.
SEGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL.
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FR la 2. 6 camara Sc paga 3l5 parties en-
la 3, g una 4, . Tarte de los precios de /. Z
Los pasaJeros de 8. g clase han de llevar
consigo los enseres de CANA y las proyisio
nes necesarias. FL yapor suministra ali
mentes los pasajeros dc 3. 81 a razon de so
centavos diarios.
Tomand0 pasaje de ida y yuelta Sc hara
una rebaja del % p, Z
Los pasajes pueden tomarse en- la agencia
hasta una hora antes de la salida del yapor
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
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La Iucha pOr ell derecho.

0bras por H. Y. Ihering Goa un pI6ogo de
don Leopoluo Alas y traducida por uon Adolfo
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