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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-16
Louisville, Tenn.

AS nv communication was ac'
cepted last week, thought would
try it again.
"Mr. Grippe" has about disap-
peared. l guess the people were
not sorry to see him go.
George Woods and family left Tor
Georgia last Friday, where they
will make their future home.
Mr.. James Smith and Miss Flora
smith were united in the holy
bon. of matrimony last Sunday at
the home of the bridegroom's sister,
Mrs. Burt Robinson, Rev. Farris Of
| floating.
PIP. Miser and w. II. Barnes
were in Maryville Monday.
j. III. France left for New YorF
where he has accepted a position al
blacksmith for the Finley boys.
Mrs. Jack FroN, and Miss Anni'
Frow, of near Maryville, visite'
their aunt, Mrs. Sue Snider, las
Saturday and. Sunday.
The handsome dwelling OF }. ID
Mitchell, is nearing completion.
j. ID. Perkins is having his hous
: painted.
Mrs. Pres Pate, a colOred lady li'
ing near this place, died last Tue
!, day and was buried Wednesday.
The farmers are all busy clearln
ard blowing their ground gettir
ready to plant their corn.
1t was the understanding OF ii
! people that Rev. Henry was goll
to commence a series OF meeting
y here February 2Sth. Quite a CROW
had gathered to hear him preac
as it was his appointed day, but
r. did not come.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped hands, Chilblains, Corns and
all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cure Piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by,
GEORGE 4 FROw
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Call for Republican Convention,

A convention is hereby called to
meet at the Court house in Mary
willie Tennessee, on the first Monday
of April, 1892, for the purpose of Sc
leeting delegates to the State, Con-
rressional and Senatorial Conven-
hons. and to transact such other
business as may be considered ne
eessary. All Republicans are re
auested to be present.
NJ. II. EDMoNDsoN,
Chairman Republican Elk. Com
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-16

ave obtain patents for protection
not for ornament. Send for our
valuable pamphlet. Dubois x Du-
Bots, Inventive Age Building Wash
ington, d. C. Mention this paper
O. 5 : Tyr.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-16

Biliousness, constipation, torpid
liver, ETC., cured by Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills, so doses 25c. Samples
free at W. F. Simspon's. 29-lyr
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-16
. uuME ~ NEWS
Notice.

All accounts for job work and
advertising will be presented for
payment at the close of each month
A. GODDARD.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-16

Save your stock with Pratt's Food
kept by Hill & Keny.
John L. Goddard went to Norris
town, last week.
Major Will A. McTeer has new
Yost Type writer.
Northern seed potatoes and fresh
garden seeds at G.. A. TOole's.
Frank Frow has bought back his
interest in the Drug Store.
WRIGHT Culton took a business
trip to North Carolina last week.
Our Washington Letter came TOO
late for publication this week.
Jim A. Goddard was visiting IN
Knox County the first of the week.
Ask Uncle Ed wilkinson what
kind of corn meal Cow Peas make.
The "Kid Club" of this place de-
feated the Pea Ridge "Klds" by a
score of G2 to IS last Saturday.
t Mac Shields passed through town
Monday on his way from North
Carolina to his home in Cades Cove.
o Jim McCulley came in from Eu'
mis-, Texas, last week. CLAD &c
have you among us again Jim.
n W.T.. Simpson has bought DIR
Goddards Drug Store and VIII pt
m back among us soon.
m For Hardware, stoves, tlnwar'
" tinwork and farm implements 60 II
: Hill & Keny.
Morton & Nook painters, pape
hangers, hard wood finishers, sig
writer's. Maryville Tenn.
3D. 3D. Miss Maggie Wallace of Knox
" Vile visited her mother at thi
nd place Sunday.
Fth Mrs. T. N. Brown, is visitin
30 Rev, w. B. Brown at RockWoO'
). for a week or two.
$50 r.. C. Thornton, started on his al
M nual trip north, Monday, to lay
rth another stock of goods.
e,. Next Saturday is the regul'
meeting of the e. A. r. A full a
II tendance is desired.
,et. Tate Hackney, of Knoxville, w
are interviewing old friends at tn
place one day last week.
oh Rev. d. s. Hodsden, of Jellic
M. was seen on our streets one al
ing last week.
Lost-A small black rat dog. IN
r. finder will be rewarded by retur
IAN ing the same to J. w. Everett.
Eyer House and Lot for sale at q bs
'ab- gain on Depot st, for terms apply
all Mrs. J. Il. Everett.
H. Good News! Our Tin Shop is rea
or all kind of Tin-work call a
see us. Hill & Keny.
House and lot tor sale at b
:. gain. Corner of Depot street a
noon Washington Avenue. For ter
thers apply to II. d. SINGLETON
ut IN. Anderson and wife, of Ozs
Co, Mo-, are here visiting X. d. 1
NO derson. lie left here about sixt'
atur- years ago.
Among the Knoxville visit
Sundaywere, Geo. Taylor, HI
Greer 10 M. Greer, jim Hood {
/. NJ. his mother.
gular
,,ndaSy Miss Sallie Wallace retur
h.
tend home Saturday from Tuscul
|. n. where she has been attending
y lege.
], NO
'guar George Petty, Andy Robin
over over and Mac Shields went to KNOW
vel Tuesday, tq.sattend the Civil
!. q. vice examination.
A letterfrom w. r. Walker
fresno, CAL, contains two dollar
apply on subscription and says
TIMES is a welcome visitor.
NJ DIR. Wade Morton left for Gel
do Monday. He will enter on
practice of his profession in
and state. Success to you Wade.
for If you wish the paper givel
onth connection with the TIMES, be
RID. and tell us us when you pay
We send it to only those who 9
,tiOn it.
O our Call on j. BURRE
ra nS- MORTON ifyou wal
'per.,. flrst-class sign paint
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Call on j. BURRELL
MORTON ifyou want a
frst-class sign painted.

Buy your Drugs, Confectionery
etc. of ]. ]. Jones, Druggist, Friend
vile, Tenn. He also deals in. the
famous Pebble Optical goods. Can
suit all ages. GIG
Frank Whetsel, formerly of this
place now of Cheeny, Kansas, sends
us the amount for another years
subscription. Thanks Frank.
Rev. Warren Norton died Thurs
day evening of pneumonia. Hi:
sorrowing wife has the sympathy
of a host of friends in this her sac
hour of bereavement.
Mrs. J. w. Eakin died Saturda.
morning of pneumonia. She leave
a husband, son and daughter t
mourn her departure from this life
who have the sympathy of host o
friends.
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Iii ltll6 lSOuO WV S-S
name of Esq. s. l.. Greer for Rep
resentative of this County. There
is no need to tell you who Mr.. Greer
is. He has been Chairman of the
County Court eight terms and has
always given satisfaction. He is
one of the most upright men in our
County, a staunch Republican, and
should he be the choice he will al
ways be found in his place working
for the interests of those he repre-
sents.
The American Fire Insurance
Company of New York--organized
in 1857, and having capital OF
-Four Hundred thousand dollars is
now represented in Maryville by G.
N. Simmons. This is one of the old
time, strong, conservative compa'
MES, which for nearly a half cen
tury has so conducted it's business
as to secure the fullest confidence O
the people. Its we'll established
reputation alone, is a sutficien
f guaranty that policy holders will
, always be fairly dealt with.
, The entertainment given by d.
J. H. Marley and his troupe of sin
gers was on the whole one of tn
q best musical treats ever given j
+ our town. Miss Cora Calhoun,
Chattanooga has as sweet a voic
as we ever heard and nearly ever
Il one is we'll acquainted. with d
= Manley's singing. Miss Harris,
j. Chattanooga, was roundly applaud
Il ed on her delivery of the coml
recitation, "Too Late for the Train
>, The entertainment deserved la
a ger audience, but as there was
Social at the College and a supper
- town, a great many were not the
Y who otherwise would have bee
l. present.
" Rev. r. II. Coulter has decided
" accept charge of the Presbyteri'
Church at Fostoria, Ohio, and '
is congratulate the people of tn
DIS prosperous city upon the acqui
rs ton of a good man and an eloque
preacher. His departure from G'
g. lipolis was sincerely regretted
lis all our people, and they rejoice tn
bv he will still be, comparative
adj speaking, near neighoor. 1
Fostoria congregation numbers A
new church is nearly complet
ay at cost of $4,000 1t will be 81
'es piled with a $1,000 organ, and I
70 Sunday-school room with $
he, piano. Salary sl700.-The CALI
VI lis Bulletin.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-16

DR.. M. l.. Currier, of Cottlevil!e,
Mo-, was visiting his parents at this
place last week. Before he LIT he
came in and added his name to our
subscription list.
We stopped the Poetical Satirests
this week AS that which started in
fun had caused hard feelings be-
tween the two and their friends
We are not running the TIMES Tor
persons WHO wish to throw mud
at each other.
j. E. Sheddan, of Friendsviile,
was in our town the first of the
week. He is sixty years old ana
has taken every paper published IN
this town. He gave the TIMES an
other years subscription.
We are informed that Ernest
Hodsden, formerly of this place, and
A. G. Atchley tave purchased the
Steam Printing Outfit formerly
owned and controlled by G. B. Wood
ward, of Knoxville, and will contin-
ue to do business at the old stand
over the Sentinel Office. we
wish you success Ernest.
Mrs. Lille Lord Tiff, of Buffalo,
N. Y, daughter of Rev. G. B. Lord
of this place, has been appointed on
+. the board of school examiners in
3 that CITY, and is said to be the firs'
woman ever placed in such posi-
Q ton.
If you wish stylish, graceful ant
perfect fitting dress, call and see mt
/ over Coning's Store. I use the Nc
n Dowell System, the latest and bes
System in use. No trouble to YOU
after / get your measure. salts
FACTION GUARANTEED. All kind
of sewing done.
ll-4w MRS. ALICE GREER.
. The Second Quarterly meetin
- for the Maryville circuit will .
held at Middle Settlements the At
n Saturday and Sunday in Marc
IN 1 hope all the official members
the circuit will attend and bring
ar report. Friday before is fast ga
4. and pray for the success OF IL
cause of Christ.
p. H. HENRY, Pastor.
;s The Knoxville & Augusta r.
will run Sunday trains beglnir
Sunday March 6 1892, until furth
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SOCIETIES.

c,ONs OF VETERANS p. M. BARTLETT CAMP.
Ono. Is. Meetings second Saturday afternoon
Of each month, at o'clock. Visiting Brothers
invited to attend.
LEoNARo 8. GODDARD, Capt.
GEO. NJ PETTY, LIST Sergt.
~ AR. LAMAR MCCONNELL POST NO
VI. Of. Meets at 10 A. M. on the Third Satur.
day of each month
W. b. snAIoN, Commander.
Il. W, REDwIsE Adjatant
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-03-16
FIELD-DAY,

so popular in Northern and Eastern
colleges. This will occur some time
the first of May, and will be a day
given up entirely to athletic sports.
A regular program of events will
be made out and medals awarded
to the champions of the day. Let
all devote as much time as possible
to preparation, that this. Maryville's
first 'sField. Days. may be a grand
success.
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The Maryville Times.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH TO- '''-'
COMBINED TIME. TABLE.

I'M EFFECT NOVEMBER "A, 1881
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-01-29
= uetifal.
aTHE PRESIDE AT HOME.

THE PRESIDE AT HOME.
The wintry wind, across the plain,
Sweeps onward In Its might,
And driving seet and binding rain
Hold carnival tonight;
About the windows and the doors,
At Indictment hour,
The storm 10 angry tumult roars,
And spreads its fercest pow'r.
But tho the tempest bowls without,
And darkness relgns supreme
Der all this elemental rout,
With no relieving beam;
Yet genial warmth aud light within,
Safe SHELTERED from the blast,
Dispe the gloom, and DER the scene
A welcome brightness cast.
Here, gather'd round the friendly hearth,
The happy household meet.
Ands. talv words and gentle mirth
Thdwakiug hours complete;
Or II thought of sorrow rise,
With sadness on Its wing,
The glow of ready sympathes
Extracts Its sharpest sting.
The proud may scorn the simple state
Our humble station shows,
Where nought the world esteems as great
Its radiance bestows:
Yet in the quiet charm that CLOVIS
Around the cheerful blaze,
The heart may find calm rcposc,
Unknown to other ways.
My peaceful home, thy hearthstone bright
Affords constant joy,
That lightens cen the dreary blight
o: sorrows dread annoy;
And fortunes smile, or fame's device,
However bright they be,
Were purchased at too dear price
If pain'd apart from thee
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8l.OO
NJ oNEY TO LEND, .

4Vl in sums Of 81 900
aud upward, npon favorable terms.
PHILIP d. LAIRD,
Atioruey-at-Lsw,
aug 22-tf Rockville, Nd.
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BLACKSMITHINc,

Virginia Avenue and 9th Street, N. W.,
oct 27-tf WASHINGTON, d. @.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-01-29

The woman you would call poem is
not the woman you would call Ia the
morning to kndle the breakfast FIRE aud
fly slap jacks
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1892-01-29

"Does dress make the ladyl" Well,
IL il is evening dress, no There is not
enough Of that TO make more than
good-sized infants.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-11

de sobresaliente, pIacenes felicitaciones no so
lamente dc Ia ilustre Junta que presida tan luci-
dos exAmenes, slno tambien de todos los que tu-
vlnlos ell gusto de asistir q 81.
No mencionamos nombre de nina a1guna en-
particular por que todas estuvieron la altura
que podiamos desear en- las correspondence asig-
naturas; pero no debemos cahar la sorpresa que
nos cause una seccion de Religion compuesta de
10 y ninitas de amos de edad que apenas
saben hablar, y que contestaban con la mayor sol
tura las preguntas que por espacio de media ho-
ra les hizo su Profesora
Felicltamos cordialmente la sefora Marti-
nez de Capella, que ano por ano Sc nos manifesto
lncansable en- sus tareas escolares asf como tam
blen sus dignas educandas que honran con sus
adelantos al pueblo que les VIC nacer.- Varaos
cOncUTrentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-11
NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA
Recortamos de El Noticltro de Ponce:


va tenemos tambien en- la Madre patria otra
nueva region que Sc ocupara del cultivo de la ca
ma de az1car Motive es este para darnos todos los
antillanos un buen apreton de manos. Vease
ahora como nos da cuenta de este notaca6n nuestro
apreciable colega Ez Propagandasto: "Los ara
goneses, dice un peri6dico de Zaragoza, tratan de
implantar en- aquellas regiones la industria azu-
carera. va han dado principle los trabajos de
cultivo, Sc el capital social necesario fin
de llevar buen t6rmino el proyecto. Siguen es-
tando de enhorabuena los sembradores de cana
antillanos. Con los nuevos aranceles que rigen
desde aver, las contribuciones del subsidio gas
to pdblco han aumentado mas del doble este
ano, y con e establecimiento de la industria sa-
carina en- la region peninsular no Sc han de sal
var nj las ratas. Con el tempo podran nuestros
hacendados exclamar, en- tono gemebundo con
el poeta clasico Rioja:
Estos, Fabio, Jay dolor que YES ahora
Campos de soledad, m1stio collado,
Fueron un tempo Italica famesa.
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La vecina de Ia casa mum. Sc d
SJBASTA PUBLICA

FL lunes II del actual las de la manana
y dias sucesvos que sean laborables remata-
ran en- los almacenes de don Eudaldo Iglesias, ca
lie de la Puntilla n1mero 3 Deposito Mercantil y
de don Jose I. Silva calle del Comercio n1mero
33 del barrio de la Marina, una parte del carga-
mento salvado del vapor espanol Conquistador,
que naufrag6 en- el lugar denominado Punta Yer
de, en- la noche del veinte al veinte uno de
Mario ditimo, segdn anuncio pubicado en- la Ga
ceta Official por la autoridad de Marina que ha
entendido en- el expediente de d1cho vapor. Los
artfculos Sc remataran en- Totes pequenos no de-
tallandose por ser diffcil enumeration. Las
cond1cones de la subasta las dira el Almonedero
Il la voz, en- el acto de empezar ell remate. Todo
10 que Sc remate en- dcha subasta p1blica, es al
borrer no admltiendose reclamation alguna. Sc
anuncia al p1blico para conocmiento de licitado-
res. Puerto-Rico, Julio de 1892. Ri Almo-
nedero publico francisco N. IupwU 81
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crifeioa para eolocar e establecimiento como Co.
rresponde & Ia eultrlra de la Capital de Puerto
Rico
Con motive de un eclipse de SOL el Acalde de
un pueblo pubfco IN edicto que, copiado.a la le.
ira, decfa:
1De orden del senior Alcalde, maflana habra
eclipse: 10 que Sc anuncia este. vecindario para
que no lesorprenda el fenomeno que Sc realiza en-
todos los paises civilizados."
-Amalia, te suplico me digas el motivo de
tus desdenes: dime, que debo hacer para que me
quieras
No querer otra, y usar sempresel leglti-
mo Alcoholado GateH
Dos palabras y termino. No Sc trata de
demostrar 81 debio decirse parlamentario 6 diplo-
matico (y cara de diplomatico me tienes td). To
do Sc deduce demostrar que no hay cigarros Y
clgarrlllos mejores que los de Partagds que ven
den Cerecedo Hermanos ca
Olga usted: Lantas de hierro de va de
pulgada; pinturas preparadas de todos coiores en-
latas |, IA hbras; pintura blanca de zinc:
ace1te hnaza en- barricas en- latas de 5 galones
pinturas verde -pajaro colorado 6xido de hero
ETC., ETC.; aguarras alquitran en- latas de 5 ga
ones, cuanto pueda usted necesitar en- ell ramo
de Ferreterla Quincalla solicftelo en- los esta-
blecimientos de M. Roman Co., Cruz n1mero Z.
almacen La Dulce Ahanza, tienda de detalle,
Cruz ndm 30
Dicen que los alcoholics afnflico. metilico de
que han de acabar con la umanidad la 1nica be-
blda queno tlene alcohol industrial es ell sin rival
cognac Jimenes Lamothe
Para vlnos, cerveza, brandy jamones salchis
chones, chorlzos, higos de Smirna Sidra marca
Agulla, bombones de chocolate, pasta de guayaba
y queso de almendra del Pavo real dez vein
te etceteras, etceteras acuda Vd al Colmado de
Cerecedo Hermanos Ca
, Gg-CONSEJO LAS IADREs--El Jarabe Calmante
e ia seora WsloW debera usarse siempre cuando
nos padecen de la dencion Proportions aivo Immediate
al pequeno pacente produce ranquio ynatlra
ailVlando podo dolOr ell angeto rsueio fez
Es muy agradabe al paladar Alivia peouenueo abaf
ola las enclas cama todo door reguarza los ntestinos
es mJor reedlo conocdo arrea ocasionada nor
la dentici0n Ora causa. -
DESPUES DE ALGUNOS ANOS de pres
crblr la EMULSION ScoTT la estima como de
las mas efcaces
MEDELL1N, Antioqufa, Octubre Is 1888.
Ri lnfrascrto m6dico ciruiano certif1ca, que
desde hace algunos amos emplea con buen exito
EN- su chn1ca particular la EMULSION DE, ScoTT
por 10 cual estima dicho medicamento como de
los mas eficaces especialmente para ciertas afec
clones de los ninos-Tonaas Quevedo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-11
Recortamos de La Denaocracao:

'Parece que hay en- Ponce partida de
bandoleros, que Sc ha propuesto asaltar las
Atm esta reciente ell asalto de la Roncoroni, Ell
lunes de esta semana intentaron otro escalo En-
dicha noche Sc presentaron 4 lamar a las puertas
de la casa donde vive la senora dona Isabel Cor
tada, sin que lograran penetrar en- las habitacio-
noche siguente esta sorprendio unos cuatro in
dividuos que trataban de forzar las puertas de la
habitaci6n de la senora Cortada. Los ladrones
Sc dieron la fuga excepto uno que cayo en- ma
nos de los guardias Parece mentira que en- una
de las GALES mas centrcas de la poblaci6n como
es la de Isabel Sc cometan esos hechos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-11

Hemos tenido el gusto de recibir la vista
del sefor don Marceliano Azpiroz que accompanies
de su precoz nina Lolita de su apreciable faml-
lia han llegado de la islaayer con objeto de Sc
guir viaje hasta Madrid La pianista en- miniature
despues de haber alcanzado nuevos triunfos en-
Mayagiez va 4 completar sus estudios en- la coro
NADIA Villa De todo coraz6n le deseamos el me-
ior exito
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VARIEDADES
Yo maasn0.

Sobrino de Luina Co.. acaban de reclbir
un surtido atroz, por los 1ltimos vapores Els
cosa de perder el juicio yer cuantos tragos deli
ciosos y cuantos bocaditos de cardenal, osten-
tan aquellos aparadores, donde campan las ricas
botellas del vino de Logrono de las @bodegas de
Anguciana, Rioja Aquello, realmente, es una
bendici6n de Dios!
La Locson Antiherp9tica del doctor Montes y
Diaz de la Habana, cura toda clase de afecciones
de la p1el. Contra los. herpes remedio in
falible.
IQuiere usted conner sin escr1pulos pues
encamnese La Cotazama, San Francisco S. en-
donde hallara mucho aseo excelente comida.
Borras Keynes son fuertes como hay Dios
en- parlamentarismo diplomacia petetGraca En-
cantan con su fraseologla Y por ESQ por que
venden barato en- sus peleterfas San Justo 81 Y
San Francisco 80, hacen mas negocio one nadie
Calzado hace fe
I'm vez de usar tocador esas aguas ex-
tranjeras hechas sabe Dios con que preparedness,
prefera usted para lavarse la cara el acreditado
Alcoholado Gaol
Agradecido el propietalio de los baflos- de
mar La EroOadencao establecidos 'detras del Arse
nal en- esta Marina no ha omltido medios nj sa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-11

No fue don Hilario Santos como dijmos
aver al dar cuenta de los serv1cios de poicla, ell
indvfduo detenido por habersee ocupado un re-
wolver B5ll-Dou sno un dependiente del esta-
becimiento del referido senior
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-11

Hemos recibido de Cayey folleto titulado
Historic de Ia estonco Amsudos, propaedad de 1o1a
Llvla Paga'aelh de George, Salinas, y suscrito por
don Juan Antonio Gentle. Lo leeremos y esti-
timamos mucho su remission.
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gisla. un loco \ 3 Iocas; nurieron 5 loeos tres

Seg1n nuestras notscias, dentro de breves
dias, celebrara junta general la Sociedad Protec-
tora de la Inteligencia, 81 objeto de proceder
q la renovation de su directiva, y la manera dc
buscar convenlente aprovechamiento para los fon-
dos de la misma
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-11

En- ell vapor correo del Is del corriente Sc
ausentara para la Peninsula de licencia, Ell
senior Bastarreche, captain de Fragata de la Ar
mada y jefe de la comislon hidrografca de la
Isla.