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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-12-21
School Trustees for Able
vile County.

School District No. Capt; James Rogers,
J. N. Lipscomb, B: L. Pinson, Ninety-Six.,
School District No. 2-John B. Sample, j. L..
HsansSil sehoSi 'i5sPSeo psircs No 5Dr e w.
Hodges; DR.. S. 7. Lea, Cokesbury; G. B. RI
e School Ii District No. Al. w. Mattison NJ. L..
s School District No. 5-M. Z. HollIngsworth,
J. W. Ellis: T. ]: Bowen, Due West. ,,.,
School District No. CD. P: Hannah,
Hodges; H. W. Bowie, Abbeville; G. W.
School District No. ii. L. White, verdery ;
p. Fl. klugh, Jefferson Davis. Greenwood.
School District No. Sc. w. Watson, Brad
ley; I. j. Hearst, Verdery; DR.. T. II. Adams
scnooI District No. 9-J. F. Wideman, D. w.
Dnwtip. J w. Young. Troy.
school District No. lO-A. T. Brown, Hun
ter; a. X. Watson, G. II. Wardlaw. Abbe-
School District No. III. G. Edwards, $. H..
Cochran, James Evans, Abbeville.
school District No. l2- r. o. McAdams. w.
z. McCarter, w. n. Hall. Antreyille. ,
School District No. l3-J It. Latimer, 5. S.
Boles, B. l.. Clinkscales, Lowndesville..
School District No. 14-R. 0; Bell, Dry
Grove; David Thomas, Watt; j. W. Boyd.
% School District No. l5-Wm. Mcneil, Mount
Carmel: p. H. McCasIan, Wideman; j. ..
Hrmminger, Link.
school District No 1G-Jas. CMhran, Jr., Nc
Cormick; w. II. Britt, Sand0Ver; y. d. Ia
meyt Bordeaux. =, -,
School District No. 17-E S. Hale, L. w.
Lipscomb, Jas. Rogers, Jr.
School District No 1S-C. a. c. Waller, L. +.
Riley, j. l.. Carr, Greenwood. -
School District No. l9-W. A. Templeton, F.
3. Gary, j. +. Miller.
The School Trustees Of the above townships
will be cnreful not to overdraw on the
amount apportioned their respective town.
ships, which Will appear In iuture issue OF
this paper. n. cON Az,
Chairman Board Examiners.
Dec 2l 1892, IF
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TROY'S TABLE TALK.
Newspaper Reporter Who Has
Heard Many SermOns-Many Per.
SOnnI Paragraphs.

Troy S. G., Dec. 10, 1892.
Rev. w. 7. Matthews of Greenwood will
preach In the Presbyterian church next Sab
BATH
The ladies Of the 4. r. Z. Church will give a
hot supper on Tuesday night December 9th
Mr.. w. l.. Murrell and family Will leave for
Texas on the 2Sth.
Prof. Dan Duccllos will give us one OF his
entertaining little shows next Thursday
night.
Mr. J. S. Russell had q foot race with negro
boy last Saturday but he did not catch him :;
he was borrowing some oranges to do him
through Christmas.
We are glad TO see DR.. L. y. Kennedy on
our streets again after short illness.
John Perrin Cole, shot hole through his
foot last Saturday DIR. Kennedy fixed him
Rev. T. w. Sloan preached In the A. Il. =.
Churuh Saturday.
Rev. q. III. Burton preached his farewell SER
mon in the Baptist church Saturday.
Master Rupert Smart can now be found nj
tie store OF Mr.. j. S. Harris, also Mr.. Luther
MulinaX at Mr.. j. s. Burnett's where they
will be glad to see their friends.
Our town Is very much In need Of some
bridges; we hope our council Will look after
this.
Never was such sermon uttered In Troy
as was preached by Rev. II. w. Sloan Sunday
night from the 25th chapter OF Numbers and
7th verse.
1t has been Nick's good pleasure to listen to
year 1892 and we hope we may be blest with
same privilege In tile year 1873.
merry Christmas and Il happy New Year
to the Press and Banner and It's many readers
is the wish OF your obcdient servant.
n Nck,
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Road Department.

Mr.. w. &. burst, OF Green wood has blank
petitions for signature, asking Congress to
establish Road Department" Of the Gov
ernment at Washington, the following is a
copy of the petition:
To the Honorable Senate and House of Rep
reSentatives In Congress assent bled:
we, the undersigned, citizens of the United
states, hereby most respectfully petition that
there be founded In the city OF Washington,
IN tne District OF Columbia, a Road Depart
ment, similar to the Agricultural DEPART
ment, Tor The purpose of promoting knowl-
euge IN the art OF constructing and maintain
Ing roads; and we ask that in such depart
ment provision be made for teaching students
neers.
In connection with this Road Department
we request that there be established a perma-
nent exhibit in which shall be shown sections
OF ROADS illustrating various methods of con-
struction and also the best road materials and
machinery.
We further petition that Congress appropri-
aye lunus sufnclent TO erect q building al the
worlds Colum bian Exposition for the pur-
pose OF comprehensive road exhibit.
The Press and Banner believes the move a
good one, and would sign the petition. The
Importance OF our roads cannot be over-esti-
mated, and anything that looks 10 their i'm
provement will receive the cordial support OF
our people.
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The Soldiers Home,

The newspapers of Georgia have much to
say about the Legislature of that State for re-
fusing to accept. as gift, the soldiers home,
which had been erected by charitable per-
sons, but whose support was to be derived
from the State.
The Legislature Of Georgia was wiser than
the Legislature OF South Carolina in reference
to the acceptance Of old Clemson's gift to the
State, which has already cost an immense
sum, and the end is not yet Perhaps no Leg
islature was ever induced to do more foolish
thing than the establishment Of College in
the woods, majority of whose trustees are to
be named by others than the State, which is
to support the institution.
The Legislature Of Georgia certainly acted
more wisely than did the Legislature OF
South Carolina.
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NINETP-SIX NEWS.
Insurance-MasOnic Oficers-Depart.
ing Friends-Dime Reading-Other
Items.

Ninety-Six, s. C , Dec. 10. 1892.
MIR. David Aiken has been here, aud can
vassed Ninety-SiX township for the Farmers
Insurance Association. II seems TO take well
with the farmers and Is we believe one Of the
best plans OF insurance. No big premiums
and no high salaried officers. The Associu-
tion has acted wisely and well In selecting
Mr.. Aiken for the work.
AT the last munlcation of Eureka Lodge
No Al A. F. NJ, the following officers were
elected to serve the next ensueing year:
J. u. Watson, w. NJ.
Dr. w. H. Holland, S. NJ.
J.S. Wilson, j. W.
r. F. McCaslan. Treasurer.
James Rodgers, Jr.. Secretary.
Mr.. NJ. +. Sanders and family have left our
county, and moved to their plantation in
Laurens county. We all regret this Indeed.
No better people ever lived In our midst tha n
Mr.. Sanders and his most excellent wife. We
wish them much success in their new home.
The ladies OF the Baptist Church will have
a "Dime Reading" at the residence of Moi.
]. W. Pouches on Friday evening the. % OF
December. The ladies and gentlemen OF
Ninety SIX and surrounding country are cor
daily invited.
The party on last Friday given by Miss Liz
zfe Richardson and Brother, was truly sue.
cess, despite the cold and rain. Quite num-
ber of young gentlemen and ladies from a
distance attending.
Ninety-Six is full OF Christmas things.
Come before they are all gone.
You must excuse short letter this week.
Our people are all busy and news Is awfully
scarce.
After the rain we have beautiful weather
and we have nothing much to complain Of
East End.
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Valuable AdyertIsemen

One of the most valuable features of a coun-
try newspaper is the local advertisements.
For several weeks the Press and Banner has
furnished advertisements which were OF
much importance TO the reading public and
we are glad to say that this feature of our pa
per has been highly appreciated by per.
sons who had money to spend or who desired
to keep informed as to what was going on in
the business world.
After Christmas greater space will be given
TO reading matter, and If any have not been
interested in the advertisements, their time
for more reading matter will soon be here.
And SO 1t will be seen that both classes of
readers will receive their share of attention.
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Everybody should SOW oats. Call and get
your seed OF pure rust proof red oats. L. 10
senberg u Co,
Seed OATS Seed oats! Red rust proof.
County raised. p. Rosenberg Il Co.
IIaddon's are still Offering some rare bar
gains In colured dress goods.
Just in-Anothcr lot of that popular all
wool "Blazer RteIer' Jacket, tnn and black.
The best value IQr the money, at Haddons.
smith & Sons have 500 barrels OF flour for
ale. from the finest to the lower grades.
We have splendid line of overcoats and at
very close figures. Light weights, heavy
goods, storm ulstcrs and dress coats. Smith
IL Soils.
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Card From Mr.. Kinnrd.

Columbia, S. c., Dec Is, 1892.
Editor Press md Banner:
Your correspondent, Mr.. Gibbes, has had
good deal to say about q bill introduced in
the House by myself, and every time he al
lEdes to it he shows conclusively that he
knows nothing about the nature OF the bill,
nor does he know what disposition was made
of it. For the information OF my friends
will say that the bill which Mr.. Gbbes knows
30 little about is a bill simply TO repeal a Spe-
ciaI act which allows the town of &bbeville
TO sell whiskey and 10 revive the act to put
the town of Abbevlle under the same govern
ment that governs AL the other towns In Alb
beville county. Nothing more.
/ thought as the county voted prohibition
almost unanimously II was but justaDd right
that this law allowing the town OF Abbeville
to sell whiskey should be repealed. Three Of
the Abbeville delegation opposed the bill
Henry J. klnard.
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& Co.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEyILLE.

WHEREAS, Joel G. WIeI, general partner,
w and j. Allen Smith. special partner,
formed a limited partnership on the 3rd day
Of September, 1889, for the purpose Of conduct
ing mercantile business at Ninety-Six, IN
said Stale and county, which said partnership
was to continue until the 81 December, 1892.
and whereas II is the purpose OF said parties
to renew or ntinur such partnership beyond
the time originally fixed for It's duration.
This Is TO certify that the undersigned have
formed limited partnership, pursuant 10 the
provisions of the General Statutes OF the
State aforesaid. .a..-.
That the name OF the firm under which such
partnership is to he conducted is Joel G. Wfer-
That the general nature OF the business TO
be transacted Is general merchandise:
That the name Of the only general partner
Is Joel G. Wier. who resides at Ninety-Six,
said State and County, and the name OF the
only special partner is !. Allen Smith. who re-
sides at Abbeville, said State and County.
That the said ]. Allen Smith has contrib
uted in cash TO the stock Of said business the
sum of Three Thousand Dollars, at tho time
OF the original formation of the same.
That the renewal or continuance Of said
limited partnership IS to commence on the lst
day Of January A. d. 1893. and is to terminate
on the 3lst day of December, 1897.
Dated this 10th day OF December a. D. 1897.
JOEL c. WIER.
J. ALLEN SMITH.
Made and severally signed In the presence OF
Benz S BaInwell,
Lewis Perrin,
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We have little lot Of choice Tennessee bar
ley, and now is about your last chance TO sup
ply yourself. Come soon and get what you
need. w. Joel Smith Sons.
If you want good flour and cheap flour by
all means go 10 Smith & Sons.
Crab, shrimp, salmon, lunch tongue, raisins,
nuts candies and all sorts of goodies for the
holidays are to be found at Smith & Sons.
Flour! Flour! All grades at lowest prices
Z. Rosenberg 4 Co.
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Total shipments by both roads 9.5sl bales.
Notwithstanding the great cry of short
crops which has been made, the shipments
continue good from Abbeville. AS will be
seen, by reference 10 the figures, the total
shipments to date of this year are 9.5Sl ales,
against total last year Of 10, ,46S bales, being
short only SS bales at this time, with ten days
yet remaining In which 10 ship.
As further proof that Abbeville has lost
nothing In the way of shipments, we might
refer TO the tact that both depot platforms are
crowded with cotton, waiting shipping orders.
At the r. & d. depot there are l,0OO bales, and
Mt the g., Z. q N. there are 800 bales.
On the other hand, II Is fair to state that the
liberal cotton buyers have drawn cottGn TO
this market which heretofore went TO other
places. The high prices which have been
paid, have much to do in keeping up the ship
ments from this point, as it is not to be de.
MED that there is shortage In the crop.
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Ask to see our "children's school shoes" at
75c. The best child's but ton shoe on the mar
ket for the money. w. Joel Smith & Sons.
Pure old fashioned mountain buckwheat
beats the self raising all to death. Try the
old fashioned and sou wont have any other.
Smith g. Sons.
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Call at G. P. Hammond Co.'S and get your
rubber goods.
New things in millinery expected tn is week
at Haddon's.
Boys caps at 10 cents. W. Z. Bell.
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBENILLE.

COUNTY OF ABBENILLE.
PROBATE COURT.
In the matter OF the Estate of NJ. o. Tolman,
Deceased.
Petition for Settlement and Discharge.
yAI NJ. II. PARKER, as Executor for said
w Estate having applied for settlement
and discharge,
IT Is ORDERED, That Monday, the 10th day
of January next be fixed for granting the re-
lief prayed for j. FULLER LYON,
Dec. 10, 1892, IL Judge Probate Court.
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Notice is hereby given that pur-
suant to the provisions of an Act of
the General Assembly entitled "An
Act to authorize the School District of
the Town of Abbeville to issue addi-
tional bonds and levy an additional
special tax for school purposes" ap-
proved - December, 1892, an election
will be held in the town of Abbeville
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
THE WORK OF THE GINS.


Dec. 20, 1892.
Up to last Monday night the aggregate
work of ginning and packing done at the dii-
ferent ginneries, was rs. follows:
OIL Mlll.... pa,es'
Lawson's oales.
...'''''''0"o DeiS"'
Against total last season Of $40.
Hcnry's and Lawson's ginneries have been
stopped Tor more than q week. The oil mill
ginnery, however, continues to run as circufn-
stances may demand. 1t is certain that very
little cotton remains to be gnned-the OIL
mill estimating the total remaining crop yet
to be ginned at Abbeville ut lOO bales.
Shipments.
BY G., c. n.
Previously reported. bales.
Shipped since last report""-...... l3I bales.
Total to Monday nlght...".-4575 bales.
BY r. & D.
Previously reported. bales.
Shipped since last report..."....... Ill bales.
Total to Monday ight-"."."".5OO6 bales.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1892

at which will be submitted to the quail
flied electors of the School District of
the town of Abbeville the questions !:
1st, of the issue of an additional
three thousand dollars of school bonds,
and
End, of the levy of an additional an
nual tax of not more than two mills
for school purposec, as provided i'll
said Act.
At said election those favoring the
issue of said bonds shall vote a ballot
on which shall be written or printed
the words additional School Bonds,
Yes" and those opposing it shall vote
a ballot on which shall be written or
printed the words "Additional School
Bonds, No." and those favOring the
levy of said tax shall vote ballot on
which shall be written or printed the
words Traditional Annual School
Tax, Yes" and those opposing it shall
vote ballot on which shall he written
or printed the words "Additional An
nual School Tax, No."
Polls will be open in the Court
House from 7 o'clock A. M. until 4
o'clock P. NJ.
The following persons have been ap-
pointed managers of said election: j.
C. Miller, w. D. Barksdale, and J. +.
Bradley.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
W. A. TEMPLETON,
Chairman.
JONES F. MILLER,
Secretary Pro TEN.
Dec. II, 1892, 1t
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeviile County.
Personally appeared Lewis Perrin and hav-
ing been duly sworn that he was present and
saw Joel G. Wier and j. Allen smith make
and severaly sign the certificate above SET
forth and that he with Benz. S. Barnwell wit
messed the due execution thereof
LEWIS PERRIN.
Sworn 10 before me this 10Th day of Decem-
Der, 1892. w. II. BULLOCK, =. Z. y. +.
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The Oil Mill.

The oil mill will shut down Friday night
and will probably not run again until next
Tuesday-stopping two days for Christmas.
l,6l0 tons Of seed have been bought up. to
last Saturday night. 1t ~ estimated that
there is now in the mill about 40 tons Of seed.
SHIPPED TO DATE.
55, 55,S00...........-.......-.gal gallons Of oil.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
LLIll4 T~,, ~

Personally appeared Joel c. Wier and hav-
ing been duly sworn, says: That he is the
general partner named in the above certificate
and that the sum specified In the foregoing
certificate To have been contributed by the
mon stock, has been actually and in good
faith paid in cash-at the time Of the original
formation of said partnership.
Sworh to- before me this 10 day OF Decem-
Der, 1892. w. Il. BULLOCK, Z. Z. Z. I.
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Let the terms OF the renewal or continuance
of the limited partnership between Joel Z.
Wier and J. Allen Smith be published In the
AhbevilIe Press and Banner, a newspaper
published at Abhevile G. H., 5. C., once q
week for six weeks from this date.
Abbeville, S. c., Dec l9, lS:g.
W. Il. BULLOCK,
Court Of Court Common Pleas for Abbeville
County.
Dec. q, 1872, st
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lOuS VI iuedI.
The local demand for hulls and meal has
been good, and each year as our people learn
of their value as food for stock, the sale OF
these articles increases.
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ton has passed the House, and only awaits
its third reading in the Senate. Senator
Smythe introduced some amendments, ap-
proved by the Governor, calculated To
strengthen the bonds, which have been In
corporated in the bill. They make the bonds
and stocks interchangeable, make the princi.
pal of the bonds as well as the interest re-
ceivable for taxes. and permit the executors,
guardians and other tiducaries holding the
old six per cent bonds, 10 exchange them for
the new four aud one.half bonds.
THE RAILROAD BILL.
The Wilson railroad bill, known as the rail
road coercion BILL" has passed both houses,
and as soon as IL Is enrolled and ratified it
Will receive the Governors signature, unless
his EXcellency reads the signs OF the times
differently. The vote in the House was G6 to
81. The radical provisions OF the measure
were too strong for some Of the relormers aud
they refused to vote for it.
RAILROAD MEN APPEAL TO THE GOVERNOR.
Saturday a number of prominent railroad
men called on Governor Tilman and present
ed him with an address, urging him 10 eXer-
else his veto power. The address recites the
depiorable financial condition in which the
roads find themselves. and the evils that are
likely to follow from the inordInate power
given the Railroad Commissioners TO Fix
freight and passenger and joint rates.
The Governor declined to Interfere. He
predicted that the roads would not suffer
from the action Of the commissioner, and
took occasion TO form the magnates that
the prejudice felt against the roads by the re-
formers was ributable to their refusal TO
pay their taxes and the cOnsequen litigation.
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES PROTEST.
The employees of the roads who reside in
Columbia have called q mass meeting for to-
night to protest against the BILL They will
call upon the employees OF railroads through
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-01

ra amenizar la iesta bail6 todo clanto Sc dese6
entire el bale dimas distracciones propias del
dfa son6 la hora del almuerzo demas esta de-
cir que fu6 opiraro suculento y que fue regado
con excelentes variados vinos.
Terminado que fu6 el ataque la biSn SER
vida mesa, volyieron reanudarse las espansio-
mes de satisfaction de los concurrentes y empe-
aaron de nuevo 81 bale tlro al blanco con es-
copeta de salon en- cuyo ejercicio tuvlnos OCCASION
de admirar la elegante posicion acertada
punterla de la encantadora angelical Maria
Giusti, quien mereci6 los justos placemes de La
concurrencia.
A ALI vimos reunidas & las STas Srtas Lola
Porras de Perez, Carmen Martorell Vda de Glus.
tt, Amalia Corchado la elegante triguena Car
melta Larrauri (a) la linda Coamena; Ia no me-
nos hechicera de ojos como el ebano Eulalia
Cardona, delcada for del pensil aguadillano. A
Consuelito y Maria Lla1ri lindos capulios rOdea-
dos de mil encantos, Adelita Mendez, verdadero
tipo circaclano, Carload Mendez, bella entire las
bellas.
* 7, en- fin, para terminar, diremos que COM
pletaban aquel delicloso iard1n, las dstinguldas
eimpaticas Aurel1ta M6ndez, Pepita Sanjurjo, Pc.
pita Anita Sabat, Clementna Guisti, Isabel
Koppichs, Maria Garrullo, Anita Tarazona her.
mana otras varias pues nos fue impossible to.
mar nota exacta de tantas hermosas como habfa
ALI reunida.
u Entire los caballeros Sc encontraban tambien
huestro digno alcalde buen amigo don Rafael
Perez Garcia que lego con distlngnida senora
las 21 los senores Mendez Picazo, Sabat, Pa
co Vega, Rafael Palacos, Cirla, Oiler, medico del
Man1ela Perico Bolivar, Jose Valle Eduardo
Rodeiro, Sr Moya, DR.. Goenaga, Pedro Giustl J
otros cuyos nombres 10 recordamos
Para concluir, diremos que result6 magnffca
La fiesta p1oyectada por las siempre simpatlcas
senoritas Mendez que va hay Ell proyecto de
otra nueva gira que sera levada cabo en- obse
quio al bello sexo.- I'm observod9r.
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Un dia allegro

Tai puede llamarse el que pasamos aver en-
"San Geronimo" cuyo castillo fue galantemente
cedido por ell digno Gral. % Cabo ia familia de
D. Jose Mendez, iniciadora de la fiesta.
En- el tren de las Sc diriji6 hacia d1cho 81.
ito la mayoria de los 1nvitados, efectuandolo algu-
nos rezagados POGO mas tarde carriages
los cuales Sc les reclbla con repiques de campana
y demostraciones de algeria; empezando ser Sc.
guidamente ohsequiados con magnffcos dulces
lcores por las elegantes cuanto simpaticas Srtas
que formaban aquel Undo vergel de capullos
puertorriquenos capaces todas cada una de enlo-
queer al mism1sino D. Crist6bal Colon 81 pudie.
ra formal de nuevo estos lares.
~ A los acordes de la orquesta qrte se Iev6 pa
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NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Hemos recibido anoche una carta de nuestro
amigo don Jose Cobian, vecino del pueblo de Sa
bana del Palmar, en- la cual nos manifesto que
del 20 al 25 del corriente nos ha esc1to dos car
tas, conteniendo ambas valores seos de CO.
rreos, ninguna de las dos referidas cartas han
llegado 4 nuestro poder. Verdaderamente que
va va siendo snaguanta67e, 10 que pasa en- Cornun
caciones, y nos veremos obligados hablar muy
clarito, para que oigan bien hasta los que POI
convenience Sc hacen sordos