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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19
InaAL worrcus.
Trustees Sale Of Lot and Baptist
Church In Point Pleasant.

pY virtue Of the authority vested In
| ID the undersigned Trustee, Ia a cor.
tain deed Of trust executed by George
II. Jordan aud Ellen, his wife and W.
II. ]. Spencer and Maggie, his wife, on
the Sth sday Of April, 1884, and Of rec.
orl in the Mason County Court Clerks
Office, in trust deed book No. Z PIP. 5Sl,
&c, TO secure the payment Of certain
promisory note for the sum Of Sl6SSi,
executed by said George II. jordan and
W. II. T. Spencer to N. +. Kimberling,
bearing date November 30, 1883, payG-
bic twelve months after date with inter
est IRON date ut 10 per cent and said
note being now due aud payable, and
default having been made in the pay.
ment thereof, and being requested BY
said N, +. Kiniberling to make sale Of
the real estate, conveyed aforesaid, l.,
John 4. Trims, Trustee, will sell at
public auction at the front door OF the
Court House, Of Mason County, West
Virginia, on the 32d day of August.
1850, the real estate in said trust deed
described, being all that lot or parcel Of
land situate IN the town Of Point Pleas.
ant, and known as part Of a lot contain.
lngabout ! acres, lying East OF Court
House, and known as the "NrwInan
Lot" which has recently been laid off
into six lots, which are separated BY an
alley twenty.six feet wide, aud the lot
conveyed aforesaid, is the north half Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The Mountain Herald of Thurs.
day last says; "Wm. Layton, brake
man on u freight train, had his
right foot crushed while attempt.
ing to board a moving train at Cot,
ton Hill Saturday evening. He was
taken to Cannelton aud The neces
sary surgical attention rendered.
II is thought by the surgeon in
charge that the foot may be saved,
us only the toes were mashed"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

Scarlet fqver is raging in Monroe
county. The latest victims being
three children in the family Of
William Murdoch, Wolf Greek.
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Two Different Things,

Richie Gazette:
The less benefit n man or a news
paper receives from politics, the
Iondcr the howl for the party gen.
orally, Howls and principles are
two different things, also.
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Thos, Hickman, of Kunawha Sta.
ton, II veteran Of thelal war, has
received II pension Of s72 per month
and $500 back pay. He has
been bed ridden for Ten years with
paralysis Ofthc lower limbs.-Satc
Journal.
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Mrs. Harriet Maloney, living on
Mill Creek, about six miles from
Romney, was bitten by a rattle.
snake IN Tuesday last. Sheobserv.
ed u rattlesnake go into hollow
log, and tuking her apron, stopped
up the hole aud carried the log aud
its freigh. home with her On
reaching home she shared the
snake, when she discovered that
there was second rather in the
log, and while she was trying tn
captureil, the snake gIided out sud
deuly and fastened it fangs in her
left arm. Whisky was administer.
ed US antidote, but at last accounts
Mrs. Maloney was in a precarious
condition.
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Our Public Roads.

Our Public Roads.
Says the Fairmont Inder in
speaking Of the poor public roads
10 our State; 1.-THE indifference Of
the people who use them to the i'm.
portance Of good public highways
is something remarkable. Aud
yet there is no enterprise, railroads
not excepted, that contributes so
much to the growth, prosperity,
happiness and comfort Of the PEG.
pie as good county and turnpike
roads, They facilitate travel and
trade; they encourage farmers; they
beget enlightenment and enter.
prise among the people, and in
ways innumerable aid and encour.
age al those things essential to the
welfare of the nation. These pub.
lie highways are more essential to
the welfare Of the masses than rail
roads, for the reason that the latter
are not ALWAYS Onerated in the in.
terests of the people, while the
former always are"
A great many people in every
county Of this State might find
nourishing food for thought in
these sentiments. In too many
places the road surveyors and the
people think they have done their
entire duty If they have put in
their time in working on the roads
and paying their road taxes. Many
citizens who own large property
and to whom especially good roads
would be Of untold benefit try to do
just as little as possible toward
making good public highways, and
grumble whenever an additional
cent is added to their taxes or au
additional day to their work.
Wore it not for one phase Of the
question they should certainly be
greatly blamed for such action as
lacking in public spirit and as fol
lowing the old saying of cutting
off the nose tospite the face" "Of
ten a palliating circumstance for
such dislike in paying road taxes
and in working iS, that the road.
are in many places on such grades
that no expenditures Of time and
money can make them highways
fit to travel with any degree of sat
lsiaction. In many counties Of the
State there are public roads that,
instead of having been located on
grades where it would have been
possible 10 make first class high.
ways, have been made to wind
around on the ridges, cross deep hOl
lows and climb up steep hillsides.
Some of the most frequOnted roads
in the State are built after the
same plan, but Of course, not quite
SO bad. Such can never be made
good roads.
Thousands of dollars are wasted
on these worthless roads in this
State every year, and will contiu.
ue to be wasted until better grades
are made. II is not much wonder
that many citizens grumble about
spending time and money, since
such are but thrown away. But
citizens are to blame greatly for al.
lowing this. Road surveyors over
the State need general waking
up on such matters. Citizeus
should be 20 alive to their own in.
terests and the interests Of the pub.
lie that all those having the over.
seeing shall do all things possible
to have proper grading done aud
proper care bestowed upon keeping
roads in repair. Hereafter, any
surveyor who locates such outrage
Ously steep and worthless roads
should be apprehended as a distur.
Der Of tho peace, or as a luRatic IN.
safe to run at large.
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The result. of five monthsof Dem,
ocratic rule is briefly summed up
by the Washington Post, as follows
The foreign service has been i'm,
proved; The credit of the Govern,
menI strengthened, frauds and If,
regulari!ies under Republican rule
detected and the proper remedies
applied; the business Of the Govern,
ment is being economically aud eff
ficiently conducted and the provis
ions of the Civil Service law strict
ly adhered to.
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PRTTILEGES.

pERSONS desiring top rneure privileges atthc Ma.
! County Fair for the season Of 1855, commencing
August 2sthl can do 50 upon application to J. j..
BRIGHT, Point Pleasant, West Va. Uuyst-tw.
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lie Had 10 Go.

GaIlipOlis Journal.
A citizen of this county, who
lately died, expressed himself as
follows on his death.bed: "I've got
TO die, but it is id hard"
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The slanderovs article on the wo
men Of Parkersburg, recently pub
lished in the Sentinel, has been ira
ced to the pen Of one Of the editors
of that paper. The proof is Sc
strong tina! nothing will save the
paper and editors from denuncia'
ton from an outraged and indig
nant people.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-19

The grand jury in session in
Grafton last week found l6l indict
ments, $50 Of which were for sell
ing liquor unlawfully. These fig
ures furnish food for reflection.
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The August reportof The Depart,
ment of Agriculture says that The
condition Of the cotton crop is bel,
Ter than any August in ten years,
except 1880, An improvement i.
reported in corn, while the condi
tion Of wheat is no, so favorable as
in Jaly. Rye, oats, and other crops
are reported above the average.
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Administrators Notice.

NHE undersigned has been duly an.
i pointed and qualified as the Admin.
lstrator OF the personal estate Of the late
Or, $. G. Shaw, All persons having
claims against said estate will please
present the same for settlement. Per.
sons owing said estate, either by note or
account, are requested to come forward
aud settle the same.
TllOS. T. CARPENTER. =
admir- Of the estate VI DR.. $. q. Shaw.
may lSmipd
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There are % prisoners confined
in the Jail ut Fayetre.
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Wines aro getling baLLer.-Es.

A Wheeling Register correspon
deaf writing from Huntington say.
that Col. Robt. Harvey Of that city
"has struck it rich in the new Ken
lucky oil field and if the supply
holds out few years the Colonel.
wealth will rival that Of some Of
the noted oil kings Of the past
The oil is the lowest grade eyer
known-l9 cents gravity with
about $40 per barrel. The Colonel.
present income is about $500 pei
day from the products Of the we'll,
in which he isinterested."
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The above sale is postponed until the
22d day Of September, 1855.
JOHN H. TlMMS, Trustee,
augl9.td.
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getting Better.

From allquarters Of the country
comes the glad tidings Of a notice.
able improvements in business.
The crops in the south are unus.
uallY fine, and in the West there is
a fair prospect for an abundant
harvest, which induces a much
more cheerful prospect ror trade.
In New York, Boston, philadel.
phia, and all The money ceniers,
business Is reported to be improv.
ing rapidly, and great confidence
is expressed in general revival o.
trade throughout the whole coun
try.
In all Of the large cities, capita
has been accommodating for the pasl
year, and then there is a very large
amount Of money lying idle, ant
the holders are beginning to seek
investment for ii.
The real estate market is usually
the last to feel the effect of an i'm
provement in business, but dur,
ing the past sixty days there has
been considerable inquiry for tim
Der land which shows that a gen
uine boom in business is not fur Of
Confidence has bsen restored anG
men who have money are now dis
posed to let it flow into the chan.
nels Of legitimate trade.
T;,,,,, n,o ,,a,,: L,l II
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SALE OF THE NELLA BROwN.-Un.
der instructions Of the United
States Court, Marshal RAIDER, Tues
day, sold al public auction the
steamer Nella Brown, with all her
furniture, engines and equipments
Capt. Bob. Carr manipulated the
bidding, or rather the bid, las but
one party made an offer. There
were present at The sale steamboat
men fnm Cincinnati, Portsmouth
and Gallipolr, Ohiu, several Of this
city, and a good audience Of coal
operators. Mr. John q. Clendenin,
OfGalIipOliS, opened the sale with
n bid Of $1,000, which stiff offer
completely paraIyzed patties who
had made up their minds that the
boat would not bring over $1,000
The bid Of Mr.. G. being the only
one made, the bout was Knocked
down to him. Experienced boat,
men regard the price paid for the
Nella Brawnthis morning as a very
good one. -Star,
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interests Involved To their in.
genious augmentation The Presi.
dent returned a distinct no, aud
besides gave the Cattlenen a lect.
ure on their waste Of time in com.
ing to Washington to get the order
changed instead Of o6eying it,
The Presidents fashion ii plain
speaking is al.o illustrated ia his
letter 70 the Ohio politician who
confessed be had been guilty Of in.
sincerity 10 indOrsing an applicant
for office.
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eight set Of harness, four iatpaul.
ins and forty artillery Fabres from
the State Arsenal, fof use here dur.
ing the reunion,
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Disposition laudable,

En- el amino de nuestro celoso
& inteligcnte Gobierno General
estan todas las verdaderas refor.
mas de utilidad general y dura-
dera para los pneblos de la Pro
vinria.
Una multitud de dis ,.osiciones
publicadas en- la Gdceta ofciat,
sobre diierentes extIemos perte.
necientes 4 la gobarnaci6n publ
ca, nos han revelado los buenos
propositos que amman a 5. b.,
para procurar cuantos recursos 3
cuantoS remedies exigen nues-
tros males Y necesidades. En-
ada una hcmos dado nuestro hu.
nllde parecer, que por cierto no
la podido munos de ser conforme
ron ella.
Hoy dehenos. ocuparnos de
otra que revi>te una gran i'm.
portancia y trascendencia. En-
FL deseo Ge ir introduciendo ss.
ludab!es ecCnomias en- los gas.
tos p1b.lcos de Ia provincial, de
SEQ que creemos muy plausible
Y adecuade al general de la Pro
vim ia, ell Gobieruo General la
ohciado d Ia Comision Pro sincial,
preScrihiendo el pronto despacho
dc todos los presupuestos y repair
timientos municipales, pendientes
lie informe, encareciendo al pro.
pio tempo Fa conveniencia de que
Sc propongan, al examinar aque
Hos, las economias que, sin afectar
a la buena administration de los
Municipios, y ptedan .introducirse
para aliviar In 'eituacion del con.
tribuyente en- cuanto sea possible.
Una disposition scmejante por
81 sola Sc aplaude. Ahora no
falta mas .sino que la Comisi6n
Provincial y todos secunden la
patrloticas y convenientes miras
de IS. E., prestaLdo Y offeciendo
su concurso para regularizar nues-
tros servicios pdblicos dentro de
la possible economic.
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4 LA ISLA.

Queda alberta la anterior sus-
cripcion para todos los que deseen
contribnir 81 patri6tico y hon
rosisimo objeto.
Inyitamos d todos, Y mas es-
peeialmente a los amigos distin
guilos que deseen asociarse d tan
noble pen amiento hacienda figu-
rar sus Dombres con guna quota
d cnyo efecto les rogamoS nos don
el ayiso correspondiente. remitien-
10 las sumas respectivas al Sr. d.
Jose Cerra Gonzalez, de la casa
de 10, Sres. Sainz, Cerra & Co.
IN esta Ca ,pital.
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VOluntarios de Arroyo.

Ell 10 del corriente mes, en- ce.
lebraci6n dei Ano Nuevo, la Com
paflia de Voluntarios de Arroyo
asiatIo a una misa de campafla
en- la que ofei6 el digno Cura
Parroco Sr. Alvarado.
Despues del Santo sacrificio, y
d los acordes marciales de un
paso doble, ejecutado por la or
queSta que dirige el entendido
professor Sr. Ramos, di6 la biza.
IRA fuerza un paseo por ia calle
principal, produ ciendo todo clio,
asi como el toque pr6vio de dia-
na, la consiguiente anlmaci6n en-
el vecindario desde las primeras
horas de la maflana.
La compania fue obsequiada
por los senores Jefes y oticia.es
con exquisitos lirores, dulces V
tabacos. En- este acto el oman.
dante fiscal, Captain saliente Sc.
ilor MunoE, nuestro amigo, con
voz sonora y baena entonacion
brlndd por la union y discipline
lie los Voluntarios, por su glorio
"A historla, Y pofque, respondent
do al eleyado objyto dc su exi..
feneia, contintien siendo el ba.
hlarte tirmisimo de las lnstitucio.
mes patrias 4 cuyo amparo heta
81 pendon de Castillo, simhe 10 de
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Rinver hayan sidos casuales, este
suceso ilustra bastante sobre 10 que
pasa en- ell seno de las logias; pues
para enaltecer al hombre Sc We que
empiezan por encadenarle, tirarIe
del cuello Y hacerle dar vueltas co
mo caballo de circo.s
IA que anadir nosotros mas
concentrates, 81 con el pertinent
>imo de La HormigG de oro basta
y auu sobra?
No tienen nombre, no, hechos
semejantes cOmetidos en- ell Glti
mo tercio del sig'o XIX por los
que mas blaSonan de ilustrados,
de progresi>taS, de tilantropo', de
amigos del hombre Y de la digni.
dad humanll
iVayan, vayan aprendiendo Y
aun edifi ;andose los incautos que
pre>tcn dido i las suge~tiones lie
los encargados por la Masoneri ,
de engrosar sus tilss y llenar sus
Iogia,,
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Vayan aprendiendo.

Parecenos muy oportuno, hoy
que tanto Sc mueven por ahi las
Logias y los mensajeros de las
mismas buscandoenuevos adeptos,
reproducir en- este sitio el 81.
guiente suelto iel ilustrado cole
ga La Hormiga de orO.
Tiene, tiene miga ell suelto. Su
epigrafe es lpleito contra los Ma
sones, y dice:
"No son los clericales, sino un
peri6 lico. o.canadiense, ell Star, quien
nos propoIciona los siguient' s de-
TALES de I'M proceso, singularisimo
por sus circunstaneias, que acaba
lie instruirse en- Withby, Canada.
He aquilo que dice el Star;
"Un tai Ricardo Rinver ha cita.
do a juicio a la logia de los Odd
Fetioans de Wihtby, para pago de
daios y peIjuicios. Ell demandan-
te atirma que, Ell ell acto de su mi
ciaci6n, recibi6 heridas que le inn
pediran por largo tempo ganar el
pan4para 81 y su familia. Declara
que primero le vendaron los oios
Y que Ell seguida lie cQnCal ieron a la
logia, donde lie pusieron una cade-
na al rededor del cuerpo. :;
"En seguida recibi0 una fuerte
sacudida Que le hizo caer violenta-
mente en- TERRA, lastimandose gra-
vemente la cabeza. Mientras Sc
encontraba asi tendido Ell ell suelo,
oyo una voz que decfa: 81 Debt
mos tener piedad de ~" y otra
yoz que contestaba "Tened pie
dad. !" A estas palabras sinti6 el
iniciado que le Ievantaban del sue
10, Y con los oios vendados todavia.
le hicieron dar varias vneltas por
la lOgia.
"Los abogados ,lefeDsores de eS-
Ia admiten las declaraciones de
Rinver, pero alegan que este eS ei
ceremonial dcostumbrddo en las int-
cs00iones Y pretenden one el de-
saba que para ser adj
mltidO era precise gozar de buena
,alud, Y que 81 oculto arteramente
su eslado delicado.
" Los perltOs dcCtaran que kinA
yer lecihi0, en- ctectu, heridas Cdpa- |
aes de oauSarle la muerie. La causa
ha aldo enylada pl tribunal del
Toronto.
"Admitiendo que las heridas dc
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BOletiD Mercan.il.

nuestra regeneration social Y ba-
se imperecedera de nnestras glo-
rias nacionales.
Acto seguido "brindaron tam
bien algunos senores o6ciales y
yoluntarios por ESpafla, por ell
Rev, por Ell In stituto, por ell Sr.
Captain General, por 9. Conan
dante fiscal, por el nuevo Captain
Sr. Berretiaga y por los compa
nero' todos d,A Cuerpo,~ consa
gran lose por ti'timo frases de
carino V grstitui al ex~sargento
l?, uuestro amigo e! Sr. Barnes,
qulen, con seuJimiento de tOdos,
Y por la triste causa de hallar ,e
enferm0. sc ha visto en- la preci
sion de renuntiar ell cargo.
Placenos may mucho el haber
tenido que felatar ese cordial ex
parcimiento de Ia Compaiiia de
Voluntarios de Arroyo; placeuos,
en- fin, yer la uni6n y Ia recipro
"a cortlialida al que re'ns cutre
aquelloS soldados de la Patria.
PA enos, por Gtimo, porque
con acto| como ell que acabamo>
de con>ignar Sc mlntiene latente
Il entu>lasmo entire las fiaS, se
da impulse A patri6ticos eotimu
los, V Sc realizan los gencroso-
.le>eo, que aIicnta $. +. por "a
institution V que no hace mncho
Sc htn tradncido en- nota >ie do
cumento que con~tituye gran es-
timulo de la profunia imperece
dcra gratitud que por el ilustre
General Daban abrigamos todos
los que vestimoS Z! honroso uui
formc del Noluntario.
Naya, pae', nuestro APPLAUSE
mas deeidldo para los Jefes, OF.
ciales eindividuos de la Compa
MIA de Voluntarios de Arroyo.
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r. CIamgr dsl Paa, con No en-.
sidial'ls buena f., tergisersa 81
suelio naesfSD con 4 se Fep.Ieamos
Il aftirsslo en- Que nos atae6 Il
rolsga iotnando POI psugnato Il
mserte d. ssr. Rho fq.e.p.d),
dire. entrs utras eaaaa Del mlssno
issz. 10 ssgnicBfes
4" .P0f dmis habslsnos A. psnssf
Ius uaa demnstsael6n Kenessa pafa
eon q a'lvef@&ria qas - ~ cssse. ha-
bis - sffaaetr se'neisnfss vxsiama-
clones 81 dspschs isl BoLkTff
i nososres uada nos arran-an
las gsner0sidadss De nadie. ni las
egBivocAs Sc 81 Cfamor del Ras.
4 geaero-os no hsy qaisn nos
game cuando llegA il ocasi6n.
IIarto 10 hemes probado.
L. que .sgHimos juxxando po.
90 noble, pveo caballeeoso. POGO
digno - el vsIer4s Dc acontsci.
misntos tao dsplorab'es como Ia
uueFte ds un eompaAsro para
herir 4 los que quedan 8 para
.atistacer pasionss.
Y bAsta.
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Telegramas via Habana.

Prescindicndo de los despschos
referentes 4 los terremotos de Ia
Peninsula, que van en- otra parte,
POGO queda que extractar lie Io-
telcgramas via lIabana.
Sc sbrierou las COrtes Ell q v
las opo~iciones se aprestabsn 4
combatir iuertementc al Gobier
no.
la fallecido repc ntinameate en-
Madrid el Sr. GHell y Reute, 3,
nador por Ia Universidad De IL
IIabaDa.
Sigue en- los Estados nisIos
el vocerio de los tabaqueros con
ira el Tratsdo de Comercio entire
aquella Naci6n y estas Antillaa.
A pesar dc todo, no disminuyen
las probabiidades de exito para
II mIsm0.
Hay indieiOs de que 80 ha
querIdO de nueyo atentar conti .
"a vida del CEar d. Russia.
I'll senior Romero Robledo Ia
Ieido en- las Cortes los prsyestos
reforwando las leyes provincial =
muni ipal.
Dvu Carlos de BJrb6n, Qus
viaia con el hn de rscupersS -
salud, ha llegado = u ,ml,ay.
Segdn M despa h. g. hado en-
Madrid, o, hcnta itfe- sfsiranw
han ptoc.amado Ia sob rania O.
E-pafia s0hre una vxfsnaou -
tegreno d. Is 0O0 kil0m.gros rna
iIados, situs.os en 81 golio -
Guinea, en- frente de Ia isla os
Corisco,
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Los TERREMoTos.

COnsrisian profandaments 81
Amino los dsfalles que sobre los
terremotos De AndaIuria traen
los telegraraas via Hahana.
sCuando dejAran de sufrir nues.
tros hsrnAnos del Levante y el
Msdiodia de Ia Pesinsala7
Como no tensmes hoy tiempo
nj esracio para mas, nos concre.
samos = ensisr Ia expresi6a de
nuestFa pena 4 nuestros eompa.
tri0sas de Andalacia, por Ia gran
desgracia que les aHige, "a re.
prodaeir en otra parts los despa.
chOs del Disrio d. IA Mariaa
qae dsa cneuta de ten fremenda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11
SUSCRICION

Habiensio fa'Ieeieo sln Feeursos
el Director del peFi6sIioo La Ma.
cion EspahoIa, d. Jos< Joaquin
Rils6, 'os qne suscriben invitan &
los amigos > conocidos DEF ilnado
4 one contFibuy an Glos gastos que
origin6 81 enleFmedad, , sean ae-
cesaFios para su ensierFu, con n
caniislad qne sns buenoe eenss.
miebsos lss lndiqnen; en- II Inte.
IIgeneia de que u has algnn 80
lFantr sefA FrtDltlslo a sm deagFm.
eiasia siuda y enstro hlIos.
Puerto RIeo, z de EncfU de 1885.
-Frauciseo Martin s6nehex. .--I.uis
del Vale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11

ia lall~ci.lo 81 CstaIuka 81 res.
petabls s.. u. Jsan ForgAs, TO
lie Maestro distisgsisIo amigo y
correIixionario doc Jose GaIlart.
n 81. Forgas. fssrse capitals.
~. hs legaie Il Iusna.IDiax. -.
gin dice ~ Isfsbio. una gran
.uma para IL. fandaei6n De un
Hospital. y ossa 4 Ponce para un
an A.ilo Ie nendigos. lRasgos
dignos de efofna Ioai
II comereio Dc Ia Msfin4 ds
Ponce msass,sto con elocuentes
demos,Fseioncs sn pear 3oF Il
ma~ste dal Sc. FoEgas.
Pa 4 sas rvs:os, y reciI,an el
~. Gdlars y ,iemks demdos del
'iaaao naestro sentido % sme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-11

Nuestre Sr. Gobernador Gene.
raj, Excmo. Sr. d. Luis Dahan,
esta pasando por la pena de ver
enferma, auuque no de gravedad
a una de sus j6venes y distingul-
das hijas. Deseamos a esta e
mas pronto y complete restahle
cimiento, Y scompahamos al Sr
Gobernador Y a su ilustre con4or
te en- el natural seDtimiento.