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The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

A Missouri man who had consci-
entions scruples about taking the
cath as a juror stole two overcoats
and s24 in money from his fellow
jurors before the panel was dis
charged.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

With a new prohibition paper in
Atlanta, and the third party speak
crs on the stump, the summer
promises to be lively.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Camilla Clarion. Hon. Q B
Stevens, Terrell's faithful, able and
popular representative in tie last
General Assembly of Georgia,
thinks politics is getting in good
shape for this year. A spirit of
patriotism has grown among the
people and they are going to stand
by solid men from Cleveland
down.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

The Sumner Baptist church is to
be congratulated on securing the
pastoral services of Rev. J H Ca>
wood, of Smthville. He is solid,
prudent and pious.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

At Georgetown, Ga, Judge ].
F. Smith. recently died of conges-
tion Of the bowels. He was a use
full man.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
A Woman'S Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery
has been made and that too by &
lady IL this county. Disease tas>
tened It's clutches upon her and Ter
seven years she wi:hstood It's Sc
verest tests, but her vital organs
were UNDERMINED and death seemed
imminent, Tor three months she
coughed necessarily and could not
sleep She bought of us "a bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery Tor
Consumption and was so much re-
lieved on taking first dose that she
slept all II, ht and with one bottle
has been miracuIously cured. Her
name is Mrs Luther Luta.' Thus
write W G amrick;a Co, of Shell
by n. c Get a free trial bottle
at CROUCH Bros Drug Store.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Hon. Roscoe Conkling, ex.U S
Senator from New York died re-
Gently. While a bitter partizan
Republican, his public record was
free from stain.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
GEoRGrA-TerreIl County
Ordinary's Office April :. 'SS I

GEoRGA-TerreIl County
Ordinary,s Office, April 1888
Whereas, it appearing to the
fotrt that tie estatc of Sarah
Eiedrn, deceased, is without. Legal
representation, and that there is
necessity Tor administration there
On, all and singular the creditors
and rext of Kin Of said deceased.
are hereby Notified 10 show cause.
if any they 24n, Why tie admins
trato o sd estate should not he
YES! d in tie Cier'l OF tie Superior
Court OF s iii county, or some 9TH
CT competent person. 1T the next
Way term 1888, of Terrell Court
of Ordinary. H. :. BELL.
1t. Ordinary.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

A certain young man who joined
the third party last night is sick
today. The doctor thinks it is a
complication of torpid liver and res
morse.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

The Democrats of Barlow county
who it viii be remembered, split into
two factions at the last gubernato>
rial election, one for Bacon and the
other for Corridor, have reunited.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

pigamist Fleming joined the
third party and now he is in jail.
4 word TO the wise is as good as a
column.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Gen. Phil Cook is mentioned as
proper person TO represent the
State at largein the national Dem
ocratic Convention. Gen. Cook has
represented Georgia often, and has
ever been found true.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Spring honnets this season will
resemble violets in shape, but the
billa FOR them viii be regular "dais-
les"
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Nacon telegraph. Dr.. T A
Gheatham has returned from Wis
It to his parents at Dawson. These
triIs are brief, hut they are tie
pleasantest made by the doctor,
who is one Of the truest ant affec,
tiopate Of sons. He always comes
back with a raddy glow in his
checks an several additional
pounds Of flesh,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
April 2s. s8s.
rfv SON, GEORGIA.

The Macon Volunteers have been
presented with handsome flag by
their lady friends.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Rev. Sam w. Small has accepted
the e'litorship of the Southern Star,
prohibition weekly published in
Atlanta by Charles D. Barker.
Tho Star is to be the organ Of the
Third party movement.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Cuthbert Liberal. There being
several candidates (three, i! we are
correctly informed) for Senator, in
this county, we suggest that they
all submit their claims TO the dem
ocratic voters of the county in a
primary election. This would
show who is the choice of Ran.
dolph's people and would probably
gain the acquiescencs of Clay and
Terrell counties in RandoIph's
choice. We can hardly suppose
that either Of the candidates would
wish to represent the district a.
gainst the wishes Of his own county
people.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

The republicans are rclying OH
the assistance Of the third party
class of the prohihitionists as well
as Of what is called the tariff wing
Of The democratic party to help
them get two more years of politi>
cal picking in Georgia. 1t will be
a case of disappointed hope. Theil
allies may be zealous enough, but
they will be found lacking in nun.
hers. --Colun bus Enquirer-Sun
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
FOR SALE.

For sale, two or three good
horses and mules, for cash or on
time with good paper.
A, !, Britt.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
eree!ey's 1rtute TO ocptbern Womea

Nor would our survey OF the
great struggle be complete without
q recognition of the fact that the
spirit evinccdsby the women of the
south, while even more intense and
vehement, prompted them 90 efforts
and sacrifices equally practical aid
beneicent. Their means were Inns
tied and they unaccustcmed TO per-
sistent labor; but they gave to
their brothers and sons, in field and
hospital every solace fer theirhard-
ships and suiefings which affection
could devise aud unwe8rying de-
votion provide. True, they did not
Gas had olten-been threatened) seize
the arms that dropped from the
hands of their vanquished kinsmen,
but they did whatever they could
TO mitigate hardslilys OF the sell
dier's lot aud Insure lhe Triumph Of
the Confederacy.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
SHERIFF SALES.

VIII be sol3 before the court
house door III Dawson Terrell conn
ty Georgia. on the first Tuesday
in Nay, - ihe highest bidder 'or
cssh the following property to>wit:
All Of that tract or pareel Of land
north Of the creek OF! af the lot No.
(90 ninety seven IN the 10Th dis
tIict Of Terrell! county Ga. con-
taining one hundred and-ciehteep
O1S) acres more cr less. except
eighteen (18) acres sod fl to Abe
Eaton and ci IT en- (18) acres
commencing. in the North west cor
ner running East. $50 yards on the
north Inc; then 2+0 yards south;
thence $50 yards west 10 the line,
lev ed'on rs the property 0 Z Aman-
In Jordan, defendant, to satisfy a
fla in favor of o B Stevens, VS.
Amanda Jordan. Lew made end
returned hy " T Lewis, r. CT
Also, at the same time ard
place, ore hocse and lot In ( c tv
o. Dawson. T,rrolI county. Ga.
number unknown, bounded on the
west by public road running from
Dawson to Brentwood or the south
by alley running between sad road
md the place where Henry John.
soa lives, beng the place whcreon
Fred Nichols now lives, levied on
IS tie property Of Fred Eicho is
to satisfy a tax ffa isynel hv J tt
Crouch Tax COLLECTOR Of Terrell
county for State & County tax
for year 1887.
1. G. MARSHALL,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
cONKLINC Is DEAD.

The New FORK Statesman Dies at f:5O
This Morning.
New YORK April 18.-ConkIing
died at loo this morning.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

Beer on draugbt, god and cold,
at NJ q Minis, If.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25
APPLICATION FORLETTERS
OF DISMISSION.

GEORGTA--TerrcIl County.
Ordinarv's Office. Starch /, 1888.
Where's: W. l.. Thomas, execu>
rof M. b, McLain, deceased,
having in proper form applied tor
letters Of di~mission; all persons in
terested are hereby notified to slow
cause, i any, they can, why letters
Of dismission should not be granted
said executor at next June Term of
Terrell Court OF Ordinary.
II, 5. BELL.
ut. Ordinary.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1888-04-25

l. G. MARSHALL,
Sheriff.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19
M VAPOR BONAVISHA."

P1evia y galantemente invita-
dos por los senoress Consignata
rios del vApor iusss Bonauista
sefiores Vijande = c., hemos visi
tado esta msiiana aquel hermosc
buque surto en- nuestra bahis,
iunto con varios estimables com
paAeros y dignos empleados de Ia
Casa Consignataris. 81 Bona
Vista, de los eeiiores ]. N. Ceba.
llos y c., de Nueva.Yoik, como
el Harold, y otro que en- breve
llegara . este puerto, es nm mag
ni6co buque para carga y pasaje
ros, Gonde lucen los mas precia
dos adelantos de Ia navegacion n
vapor
La Camara es muy elegante }
los camarotes c6modos y muy
bien dispuestos. Esia matricu
lado el buque en- Montreal, y su
Captain, Mr.. Anderson, SO hs
conducido con sus visitantes CO.
mo todo un cumplido caballero,
ensenandonos el vapor en- todos
sus departamentos y obsequian-
donos con un espl9ndido lunch
que hs sido IN verdadero banque
te. AL escanciarae el Champsg
ne, el Sr. PaniAgua, d. Manuel,
interprete del GObierno, que tigu
raba entire los comensales, brindd
en- ing,Gs 4 nombre dc todos, di
rigiendo al captain del Bonocist0
trsses de agradecimiento J afec
to, 4 las que Mr.. Anderson co.
rrespondi6 dignamente, prone.
ti6ndose que no serG esta 10 6lti
ma vez que nos siente 1 gu mesa,
DAmos gracias mil 4 los seno-
res ViJaude & Co. por 10 deferen
ciA que con nosotros han usado
deseando inndmeras prosperida.
des q los propietarios de ID nuevs
Inca de yapores entire Ntw Yori
y Puerto Rico, y 4 esta cumplids
arraigo y grandes 6xitos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19
i Los SENORgs MiDICOR.

f
El art. 785 de la Ley de Enjuicia-
miento criminal, ente desde l!
de Enero en- Cuba y Puerto Rico,
previene:
"Que las Autoridades 8 funci0.
narios a quieMes por esta ley Co
rresponde la instruction de las pri.
meras diligencias podran ordenal
que les acompa6e, en- case de deli
to flagrante de lesiones, 81 primer
facultativo que fuere habido, y dos
donde los hubiere, para prestar en-
SUI case los oportunos auxil;os al
ofendido.
Los facultativos requeridos, aun-
que solo 10 fueren verbalmente,
que no Sc presten a 10 expresado
en- el parrafo anterior, incurrir&n on
una multa de 125 6 625 pesetas, 8
no ser que hubiesen incurrido por
su desobediencia en- responsible
dad criminal"
Un POGO durilla parece la pres.
cripci6n.. pero es levy bueno 90
que la conozcan los Sres medicoe'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19
ALIANzAS Y COyQUlSTAS.

La politica del Canciller Bismarck
continda realizando con exito 81
prop6sito de aislar q Francia, de
aquellos pueblos donde la rep1bli'
ca pudiera esperar alianzas, 6 cuan.
do menos verdadera neutralidad.
Austria, que no es enemiga de
los franceses, Sc halla ligada & Ia
politica alemana por compromises
inquebrantables Italia, la jDven
" va poderosa naci6n latina, es
hoy una rival temible de Francia
y Ia amiga enthusiastic de CUTLER,
mo II; J por nlsimc, Belgica AGA
ba de entrar en- la formidable allan
"a germanica, mediante pactos cor
el imperio, que la privaran de 81
caracter de laclon neutral desde
que 90 dlspare ell prlm r cahonazc
en- una futura guerra franco ale
mana.
Es de notar que esos esiuerzo.
del Canciller no han dejado de te.
ner algdn eco Gu Espahs, donde se
han discutido estos dit mos aiios
ciertas cuesriones, como 10 eleva.
ci6n de nuestIa patria al ndmerc
de las grandes potencias con todos
los esfuerEos y sacridcios que clio
implica; cuestiones que torEosa.
mente hubieran pnesto nucstrA.
relaciones con Alemania OIL oil tc.
reno de una mayor in,lmldad,
Hoy conservamos relacioncs inmc-
iorables con las gFAndcs nacionca
aliadas, con Alemansa, Austria 4
Italia, 10 mlsmo Que con Fran.
cia, nuestra veclnA del SoTte, cora
poderosa escuadrA "a udahA &c.
cientemente 4 nncAtFos R-yca ca
Barcelona, y cuyaG an,osidadcs y
pueblo acaban do hAccr iralcsnAl
lecibimierto Z naesfros maSiEos
en- Tolon.
A In conveaienclA dc pgsTAs
Francia dc amigos J ala zoe, y dc
procurarle cl mayor nnmrso posi
bic dc AdvrrkAEloA dcbcn aE.i6nGt-
%, en- nneelFo conorptn, c@oa cons
lanlea cafurgToa dc Ia diplomAeaa q
alcmana en- Corscs caFOpc@s, Ga.
Que al dcsco dc nncvas eorqulssAa
I'll plan do rupArso caFopco, 10 qas
tanto se hAhAA cssoa diAa y qao ls,
clFcnlos onciAles J diplomssaoos to-
glescs rcciblHson con iaesrsaniaaaa
y riAa, a. imIsossb's. psf iAs slrAli
dAdcs mlsmas dc AnssssA y R1aas
ly poF 10 oposieion lwentAaha1 ds
luglatcFTA, ss,l-cs ana sndsssA lie Ia,
mares, alsAda' pca BIO &c FsAsxaA, q
. clio % 10 alnpulsa. y dssAa J &c
nora cnando ac plAscA DC soAu e&w
impcTto colcisial caya AdqaasasSs
- snpone eel, q sssa3 dcesaS ID
Blamxrk.
De lodOa cMoa plates y Esasaaas
do csA fciuFatA radical dra nassA il
Europa, 10 1haso csc AasaA aAsas
pafucc tndudabaU GO Ia ssasgxaxal
do on parso talsw ri scy issspssAls
Dc BelgicA y cl goha~saa as saaa
Iquc pcFmissssI lesa s3esxasass lsas.x
Fialcs 81 gsasr p0s sssssle#Sa L. 4,
para 10 snssaa6a De FsAaxaA y,
csecmoa cue Iae clio as6ssna IAs ii
% nlng6n bssaaAsAag &c sNs sea
Il a
psfAdc ahAnsIoaa Dc Ia snssaaassaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19
MOVIMIENTO DE BUOUES.
ENTRADAS DE TRAVESfA.

De New York, vap. ing. Goa.
merata", de 622 tonela das, capitar
A. Cook, q Latimer y Fernandez,
20 cajas mantequilla.
A Lopez Villamil y Co., II pa
quotes tubos hero, l fardo tela
metalica, l casco cristalerias, 3 ca
jas, cunete hierros.
A S. de Ezquiaga, 25 cajas ja
bon.
A Eg6zcue y Clos, 200 cajas gas
90 rotlos alambre, 25 barriles gale
tas.
A Felix Benet, 1S cajas anisado,
80 i'd vino.
A Sierra y Co., 80 cajas, 10 barri.
les galletas.
A Sues de J. Sala y Co., 1000 sa.
cos harina, 25 barriles harina maiz
125 i'd tociuo, 25O cajas gas, 40 id
maizena,, 80 id gallrtas, 165 id, 25Is
manteca, 4 jaulas jamones, 4OO
atados papel.
M. Roman y Co., 123 atados ma
deras.
L. Bozzo 6 hUos, 500 @ gas.
A la orden: A. j., l q efectos
plateados, l atado ferreteria.
o. FL. O., Z ba'riles cerveza, l DO.
coy cri tales, l d escritorios, 8 id
efeclos lata. 3 barriles manzauas.
6 crlStales, l id ferreterias, 2 alta
dos sacos papel, l 6 carre ones, 8
q p sas, l I'd efectos platea los.
+. j. F., 100 alta os p pei, 10 ha-
rifles toe no, 10 i'll mauIan"s, 10 d
maizena,, l I'd melocotones, l d sal
thich6 l pimienta, 10 bis harina
}. A, 2 d papeler'as.
B. s., 1O arrles cristales.
j. NJ, 10 bultos varios.
S. F., 8 bultos varios.
S. P, 3 bultos varios.
Carga do transito.
,ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE.
Col. esp. "Providencia y, de Ma
yagiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19

mercio con Espana, que proporcio-
ne al Canadi en- los mercados de
Cuba y Puerto Rico las ventajas
que Sc comedian & los Estados
UnidOs en- ell tratado Albacete- FOs-
ter, de 1885.
La enumeration que al efecto
hacesel " Herald I" de los artieulos
que uno y otr0 pals, los Estados-
Unidos y las Antillas, Sc obliga-
ban q admitir libres de derechos &
en- mas favorables condolences que
hasta entonces, con ser limitadfsi-
ma, revela va la importancia de
aquel pacto para uno y otrO pueblo.
En- la recia campaila emprendida
aqui contra aquel tratado, y que
dur6 todo el invierno de 1885, has
ia su retirada del Senado por
la admistraci6n democratica en-
MARIO 6 abril del siguiente ano,
hicieron hincapi6 sus opositores en-
las clausulas relativas q la impor-
taci6n de az1cares. Pretendlase
que la libre admission de los az1ca-
res antilanos inferiores al ndmero
16 de la escala holandesa era " La
muerte de Ia industria azucarera
en- Luisians," el regalo, "sin COM
pensaci6n alguna," de unos GUAM
tos millones de pesos q los hacen-
dados de Cuba, quitandoselos al
f1sco americana, y otras muchas
cocas, no menos extraOrdinarias.
va hemos visto que q los dos
amos de aquella campana, los ami
gos de la misma administration que
retro ell tratado han formulado y
defendido en- ell Congreso ell pro-
yecto de ley Mills, con su exenci6n
total de deIechos a determinados
azdcares y la rebsja del arancel en-
todos los restantes; Y hemos visto
tambi6u d los protecciOnistas ame-
ricanos esquivando otras reformas
del arancel para proponer al Sena-
do una rebsja de 80 millones de
pesos en- los derechos que gravan
la Importation del az1ear.
Estos hechos bastarfan para de.
mostrar, 81 no estuviers tan paten.
te, la conveDiencia de aquel pacto
para Il g Estados Unidos, dispdes-
tos hoy a conceder libremente mu.
cho mas de 10 q1e Espafia solioita-
ba, ofreciendo en- cambiO cuantio-
sas concesiones. Sabido es que en-
ell tratado Sc estipulabs la libre i'm
portaci6n en- Cuba y Puerto Rico
de provisiones, carnes frescas, ce.
reales, petr6leo, minerales, instru
mentos de agriculture, maquina-
ria en- sus m1ltiples formas y otros
muchos productos y artefactos de
este pals.
No puede extraharnos, pues, que
de dia en- dfa aumente ell n1mero
de los americanos que ven con Pc
sar la voluntaria p6rdida de aque.
LA oportunidad inmejorable para
atraerse el vasto comercio dc Dues-
tras Antillas.
Nj puede causar sorpresa a ma
die Ia buena noticia de hallarse el
Canada en- activas negociaciones
con nuestro gobierno para crear
un importante y productive conner
clio antillano.canadense que hs de
en- beneficio de ambos
paises.
Esas negociaciones estaban i'm
dicadas desde el momento en- que
los americanos tuvieron q bien de-
negar su aprobaci6n al tratado con
Espana; y deseamQs verlas termi-
nadas sobre bases de justa r cipro-
cidad, que q todos nos seran favo-
rabies, asf al cometcio como q la
production, la indrstria y la mari
ma mercante espafiola y canadense.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19
y V / 50.

In Ia lmprrasA del BoLErtx 90
n rczihldo 81 uaAguineo lllso uEala-
40 kgTsssazas y Is Aas@=<s. poT
L~~on TAxil, lanEo con laa 2oaAllca
cwa Fssssa~s de- aAaEso. AdrxnAa, -
AAn Foralaao M9@H@kss - DAfsas@s ;
Masslss COZ narsns FrzssA, cs k.ss4I
ksm@ms 4l P4sseAMaA. a'rxEsus~.a Pc.
aao@auv~a. aar &C scoaasAesadAn 4
60 scEaosra CasAA gnaatAAd aS
ssuzua J sAEjcGAa 10 fAasAaaa para
seaAras@esoa. ps~~soaaaaszaa. y una
iAsse@aA1Ad DO eAoxAasnn y eIasn.
oabeMsa Ar csxgssa<sA
To~Ao 10 sos4e 4 pseetas n@is4
dssA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19

neutralidad que gozaba, solo puede
obtener dos resultado4: la vengan.
"a do Francia, 81 esta triunfa, Y el
desmemhramiepto, por partc de
Alemania, 81 las armas de 6sta Oh
tienen la victoria.
(Las NovedGdes de N. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19
Los TRATADos
Y1L coMERCIo CON LAs AxfILLAs

On telegrama do Ottawa anun.
Ci6 al "Heraldn dc esta cludad
que el gobierao canadense nego-
cia Activamente, por medic De bls
Charles Tuppef, IN tsatado De %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-19
@ B. s. M.

G B. s. M.
Adolfo NiRes, Pedro ortiz, Dso
oyacias Querol, Jose Botet, Justt
Zeno. Luis Ramon Vdsques, Jose j
Rosario, Francisco CORDOBA.
Somos deudores Y con nosotros
IN gran ndmero de mas We
cinoe, de inmensa gratitud al que
rido Alcalde de este pueblo, sefior
don Luis Bas; deuda diffcil de pa
En- Ia noche del 9 del corriente
mes, debi6 quedar la mitad de esta
poblaci6n reducida d cenizas, per-
diendose ademas casas de conner
clio, pues Sc present6 un incendio,
casual segdn parece = que no pue-
de apreeiarse de otro modo, en- la
casa contigua & la que habita dicho
senior, con proporciones alarman-
tes ; Y & los gritos de 10 veciua que
ocupaba la casa del siniestro, (eran
las doce de la noche) y sin embar.
90 de estar entregado al sueno, ell
se1ior Alcalde, sin cuidarse del peli-
gro que cOrria 81 numerosa familia,
compuesta en- su mayoria de nihos,
vol6, puede decirse, al sitiO del he
cho. ' aunque era imponcnte el
fuego, hizo un esfuerzo propio de
todo hombre de corsz6n, y penetr6
en- la casa, solo. y yempez6 q rompar
cordeles y 4 echar abajo objetos,
cargando algunos q pulse, cuadru-
plicando las fuerzas naturales CO.
mo cuadruplic6 las morales, para
arroiar q la calls los objetos incen-
diados, acompahandole 81 hJo que
le sigui6, Y teniendo 81 mismo que
cargar damesanas dc aqua de su
casa, & cuyo instante lego el guar
dia de servlcio y le ayud6 & extln-
guir ell fuego, como asf 10 hallamos
Va los vecinos que primeramente
llegamos q prestar ayuda.
Lastimado del cuerp0 ha queda-
do el sefior Bas; pero este no le ha
impedido para el dis siguiente pre-
sentarse 6 Ia Acadia & cumplir
con sus deberes, casi sin poder an
dar.
Salvadas nuestras casas ? nues.
tros comerclos, no podemos menos
Dor todo de dar eternas gracias al
sefior Alcalde, don Luis Bas, TO
gando Dios recupere por compile.
te su salud.
Hechos meritorios, como juz-
gamos el apuntado & Ia ligera, en-
tendemos que es de corazones no.
bles darlos q conocer.