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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12
AClaraCi0n de un mist0rlO
Iahora se habfa mantenido cuidadosamen.
te oculta.

s'o
Ha de tenerse en- cuentR, en- primer
llugar, que el Archiduque Rodolfo, lie
vaba en- sus venas sangre de los Wittel-
bach, 8 sea de- los principles de Bsvie-
rs, cast todos los cuales han muerto To-
cos.
Cuando go efectu6 el matrimonio de
Francisco jose, padre de Rodolfo, con Ia
princesa Elisabeth, el c6lebre Meternich
diio moviendo con dolor la cabe7a
"La sangre de los Wittelbsch eG como el
champagne, que bulle y sube al cere-
5ro."
Las genialidades, los Fssgos de loco
del Archiduque, SO hsbian revelado en-
distintas ocasiones. Un dis que encon.
trandose en- Espans habfa sido obsequa-
do con una cacerfa en- las montafas do
Asturias, al retirarse, disgustsdo de que
la ioruada no hubiese resultado pros
pera, vi6 bajar de un csrruaie un ele-
vado personaie y pregunt6.
-IQui6n es aqueI seilor.
--El obispo de Oviedo, le conteataron.
-Hombre, esclam6 Rodolfo, llev6n-
dose al hombro su escopets, & yer si ca
zamos una mitra.
Uno de SOS acompsfiantes desvi6 Ia
punterfa y evit6 una barbaridad.
Cuando ell Conde &c Toreno tuvo CO.
nocimiento de este hecho, esclam6.
-IQue Sc ha de hacer! ESQ es una
ventolera de Baviera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12

(C0RtiisGaCi6nJ
Vanbsrtin se le acerc6 hixO que SO senta-
se 4 su lado en- IN diVan, mientras que los
dem6s llamaban uno de los iefes dc come
dor discutian con este prOlijamente los
platoa que habfan de seTvirles.
--LQu6 To pasaf-preguntOe Vaubertiu es-
trechandOle la mano.-LTe has vuelto locof
-IPOr quef
-PorQue hace un lnOment0 to vieron sen-
tadO en- an rinc6n llOrandO. ST, on los jar
dimes de la marques, que 90 de donde sales
ahora. .adem6s, RcRbamOs de encOntrarte
en- Ia Gale de Helder, tambaleandote como 81
satuvieses @brio, en- cate mOmento me mi
ras tan embobado, que parece que no me CO.
noces. COnR6same que Ia hermOsA Adrlana
rechaE6 tus pTOpOsicionesr que e quito toda
esDeranSa, que no To anna, en una palaOFaS y
ane "a para olVidhr tus penas 60 fuisSes
smborrschar & cualguier parte.
--fAhl lQu6 equivocado viVes' amigo
mfoi--respondi6 Pablo con la misma emo
ci6n v sin dejar de sonreir.-iNo estoy eorio
v ~ loco, perO loco de algeria.
-iAhl iEnt0nces es TODD 70 eonbrAIiO us
10 que 20 creial kTa Rmal lie 10 na s oionSs i.Sa
Ne ama--. me 10 duO--- me AlaO uS'u0
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12

~ AVes de p0SOf
IQue tiene de ofensiva esta Erase para
las personas quienes Sc 1os goa con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12

LUIS ulJIuuOS VIC
dan la noticia de que ell General sefor
Terreros, Sc tir6 por IN balloon de So
casa di6 en- terra con 81 respectable
cabezs.
Aquf las cosas no han llegado ese
extreme.
Podra, 81, ocurrir que los delegados
del Gobierno SO prodiguen mutuas carl
cias, como en- San German; que 10
Alcalde pretenda llevar Ia carcel q On
iues municipal, como en- Toa-baja.
Pero nadie piensa en- tirsrse por nin-
g6n balloon, nj aunque sea de casa
terrera.
Sc asegura que el General ha muerto
de resultas del descenSo Siento la des-
gracia, Terreros fu6 Gobernador de FL
lipinas.
El telegrsma no dice que el sehor
Pensranda SO haya tirado por ninguna
parte.
iCuauta verdad la que ha escrito la
prensa en- elogio de Roncoroni! Habla,
cuando habla tambien cuando no habla;
es decir, qne aunque nada olga en la es-
cena con la palabra, slempre est8 dicien-
do algo con la mirads con eI gesto, "
con cuanta propiedad naturalidad 10
dice!
Y donde mas natural aparece su per-
sonalidad artfstica es precisamente en-
las situaciones tr4gicas, que son las
mas diffciles de ser interpretadas sin
caer en- Ia exageraci6n. Y SO compren-
de. En- squellss escenas mas culminan-
tes del drama, en- aquellas en- que la in
tensidad de la passion llega al grado mas
alto vbran en- ell alma del artista las
emociones terribles de la Iucha psico-
l6gics, en- esos momentOs es cuando hay
que admirar mas Roncoroni. Entonces
es sencillo sin ser vulgar; scciona con
naturalidad increible sin embargo todo
10 dice como debe decirse, 10 siente
como debe sentirse, sin ampulosidades,
sin entusiasmos vulgares ant-est6ticos,
es, en fin, Ia verdad misma personi6cada,
Roncoroni piensa ir Mayaguez &
esa ciudad.
No Sc cuanto tempo permanecera
aquf; pues la admiration que sente ell
p6blico por Roncoroni es muy profunda
y nads tendr1a de extrsflo que SO prolon
case la temporada teatral.
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JULIO MARY

JULIO MARY
LA NOOHE MALDITA
Version espRmOlR
DE FRAN CISCO CARLES
SEGUNDlA PARTE
la LUCIA POR La VIDA
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sEGUNDA PARTE
(OOnt tilsGdCi6nJ

la LUCIA POR La VIDA
VT
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
aclul,Ilcan .:anseaiian.

The Ri.pat!icSn Couais Converter 10
elect delegates 10 the district congressional
convention which met in Laurel On Tuesd-.
Inst was held ia Shoots dsglin- honse on
Monday last. D. J. Braesui,r was male
chairman, and j. " Clements and Edward
Edelen, secretaries. sSixs4n9mss wyse put i'm
nompatrn tor delegA es 10 Laurel, ns follows,
E. 4. Wilmer. X L Ales''Hirr, ,. + De-
n,ent, Robert Price, II II. Vale aud Alfred
Swami. Fort,-nse delesates constituted the
convention. Col. Wlltner tenived b VOTES
ID. =. Dement,, %, Il II Alexander, 70 II Il
Wade. %, aud \ Swans, 0. f7I,iues Map
isr, Vim, +. Tho;i.s I'D IL II. Wace. were
elected alernaf,s
A resol, iisn was offered rndorsin- Col
Wilmer for CtnE'sss. tut at his request 1t
was Withdrawn, lie stating that rs he was .,
delegate ltihseliii mig e,nUaFrass him IN the
short spres.h he afterwards made, the Colonel
stated that he had been indnyrd TO BECOME Il
candidate and would ascept the noniualion
Hon W. DeG. Mitchell also ma'le "a shoi
speech The convention then a'journrd.
On Tuesday The e0nyentitfn 70 nominate. a
candidate for Congress assembled 10 Laurel
aud nominated Hon. ThGmns Parran. Col.
Wilmsr presided over the convention When
nominations were in order, 3. F. Demen
Nominated the Colonel, but lie declined & AL
low the use Of his name, sa ing he was not a
candidate ami had net teen one. He weuld
not accept the domination unless it came with
spoptaniety aud Unanimously Hon. l.. Ale
Griffin nominated Hon Thomas parrn, 0
Calvert county, and Rsvs X. Fl Alexaude
moved thai his nomination he made by aeela
nation which was done. Mr.. Parran upoI
being notified of his nomination appeared be
fore the convention and accepted.
The following resolutions were adopted
The representatives OF the Republican part.
in the Fifth Congressional District of Mary
and in Convention assembled at Laurel, il
Prince Georges county, this 9Th day OF Sep
TENDER in the year 1892, declare:
/. We re-atfirlA our devotion to the princi
pals of the Republican PARTY as laid down b.
,he founders OF that party aud as held by thei
successors.
2. We endorse the administration Of Presi
drlt Harrison as having been just, conserve
4 tive, wise and patriotic. We believe him I
i've a man of integrity and ability, strong 4
conviction, steadfast in purpose and fearless 4
execution; and that the best and highest in
terests of the people of this country will
subseryed BY his reelection.
g. Believing ia free ballot and fair eoun
we condemn the legislation and the practice
of the Democratic party in the State Of Mar
land BY hich it Is made possible 10 defeat u
will 0! the people at the polls as was done Il
Southern Maryla land at tue general electio
last fail.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
Communicated.


Ydt'an Farm, Charles county,
Dear Mr.. Pose -Throngh the love have
for Mary land, and particularly Charles coun-
", lake great pleasure in letting it. he
known, bad the happiness TO spend a few
Aeeks in my old county, % meet with my Old
lends and their children, and the children
f those who are gone to their graves; it was
to me "A supreme Joy, and why2 The answer
comes back, because some Of the happiest mo-
ments hours, Weeks, months aud years of my
ife have been spent amongst them. Good old
Charles county, my adopted home, I love you
as do my native Erin llove your people
d our bills, and your dales, i cannot realize
that it has been thirty-thrte years since put
foot on your sacred soil Yes sacred to me-
The surroundings bring back sad memories ss
well AS memories full Of unaloyed Measures
Sad for the absence of those | knew and loved
SO much, especially those who were near and
dear to me- Pleasures when meet the same
! old faces aud am welcomed with the same hos
pitllity as of old. 1t gives me renewed life to
he once more amongst you. ! cannot under
stand why so many have ief, here aud gone to
places where life is u burden. | have travel
ed, have seen and know that nine-tenths
of those who have enmigrated from here have
not had the easy life, the comfortable home,
| or the agreeable associates that they had in
good old Charles county. pray God may
/ live to see the day that those who have re-
manned aud they who are away will wake up
and with pride, energy, ar d substantial help,
introduce all the honest labor they can into
the county, for you want population. Your
lands are suffering for nourishment; such food
as honest heads and industrious hands can
give. Why not invite by advertising, by pri-
waite letter, by any means under Gods hea-
ven's people 10 come and look at what,a grand
country you. have and offer them every in-
ducement to settle With yon, (eyen to giving
them Il deed free if they are genuine agricul-
turisrs and worthy, thereby enhancing the
value of the balance of your binds. All party
lines aud ever, thing pertaining to politics
should be subordinate 10 the interest OF the
county's good You have a grand county,
aud | am sorry to see so few realizing it,
Fwenty-four years ago left old Charles, not
because wished to, but because my business
suffered from the effect of the apathy which
took such n hold on the people. But live in
hopss that may be abe to lend a hand to-
wards the prosp, riiy of the county yet, and
may some time in the near future be counted
amongst hcr citizens Yours very respectful
ly, JOHN KELLY.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
Committed 10 Jail.

Justice T. II. Na,iingly On Frilsy last
committed Sidney Campbell, eolared, TO jail
for 80 days for Abusive threatening aid Oh
scene language toward slr. WA. 5. YATES
mel chant at Newport.
Benny Butler and ilenry Nrhson, beth tal-
ored residing in priace Georges county ~ere
found Slu aud seunured 10 40 days ia the
county Jail by JUST George +. B'ale, iGt
discrderls ceLiuet GU Satar'iiy night last AZ
!, tolored picnic near Middietown in the 9Th
district. Constable Cough brpnshI the FRS
naned, nnd Constable Nattinrly landed the
latter TWO in Fort Whe,ilcy.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
Murdered by a Drunken Man.

Horace McSheen shot and wounded his
brother in-law, VIM. Harding on Friday eve
ming last so seriously that he died on the
Sunday following. The ARRAY occurred at
Mr.. Hardings home, short disttnce above
Georgetown McSheen's wife left him re-
Gently and went to live with Mrs. Harding
who is her sister In the evening of Friday
last, McSheen went to Mr.. Harding's nome,
and being under the infieuce of liquor was
ordered away. The drunken man pulled
revolver and fired, striking Harding III the
groin, Harding secured his gun and fred
woundiug, but not dangerously, his assailanr.
McSneen mas been arrested. Mr.. Harding VEG
well known in this county he having been for
several years a resident at Marshall Hall, man
aging the farm there. He was an upright
honorable citizen and had many friends in
the couaty. He leaves wife and three chill
dren.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
cnNsumprInN cuREn.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had laced IN his hands by An East
India missionary the formula Of simple veg
etahle remedy for the speedy aud permanent
cute Of Consumptiou. Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma aud all throat aud Lsrg Affections,
also positive aud radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having trsied its wonderfai curative powers
IN thousands Of cases, has ielt it his duty to
make il known 10 his suffering fellows. Ac-
tuated by this motive and a desire to reliev'
human suffering I will send free Of rhtrg'
to all who desire it, this recipe, IN German,
French or English, with full directions for
preparing aud using. Sent BY mil by adj
dressing Win stump, naming this paper
W. A. MOVES, $50 Powers Block, Roches-
ter, New York. NH 6-y
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Marshall HILL Tournament.

The tournament given near the close OF
the excursion season each year at Marshall
Hall, the beautiful Potomac summer resort,
uy the energetic and genial proprietors, was
held on Wednesday last. As usual, as at all
the tournaments previously held, the NEST per-
feet order prevailed, and the day was spent in
quiet enjoyment by all present. At night,
the brilliant ball, held in one of the large ne~
pavillions, was largely attended by the youth
aud beauty OF Charles, and Prince Georges
counties, and Washington and Alexandria
cities. Twenty-one knights conteuded for the
honors and prizes, the latter being the en-
trance fee OF Knights and $50 added to be d.
yided pro-rata between the successful knights
They we're marshaled bY Mr.. Robert Marburv,
of Riverside, assisted by b. Fendly Dement,
and B. I Davis, With Arthur Ferguson and
Thomas g. Farrall, as heralds. Tie judges
we're Hugh Mitchell, Dr. X. Towles, j. E.
Norris, Dr.. Hurt, L. S. Herbert, W. +. Bow
ling, Edgar BlaNper and John
Waring. jones DeBarth Walback,
Esq delivered the address TO the knights.-
The knight of Accokeek Boy, A. G. Smith.
being the only one who secured rings won
the LIST honor and crowned Miss Lula Under
wood, of Prince Georges county, Queen;
knight of HOPE, W. Underwood, came III. but
refused to select First Maid; knight OF New
pert, j. W. Thompson, won tne Bird honor
and selected Miss Loretta Lloyd, Second Maid;
knight Of Red Spider, A e Keller came fourth
and selected Miss Ella Queen, OF Prince
Georges county, Third Maid; knight of Bry-
antown, p Z Trotter, won the last honor,
and selected aiss Ola Hunt, Fourth Maid -
John Il. Stone, Esq, delivered the coronation
address,. u was QUE Of The most enjoyable of
The many enioyable entertainments previously
held At the popular sumsier resort and our
people are under obligations to the genial !
Tor tie enjoyment and pleasure fur
iished them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
Resigned.

Sheriff Thompson, Of St. Mary's county,
has resigned as sheriff of that county, and his
father, ex-Judge S. G. Thompson, has been
appointed as his successor. The reasons
which impelled Mr.. Thoml e ADOPT This
course are said to be: 'sThat it has lately
been brought 10 his knowledge that there is a
Constitutional inhibition against anyone IN
der Is years Of age holding The sheriff. Office,
and. as he has sworn to support the Constitu-
ton, be has considerations scruples against
holding the position, he not yet being Of the
required age.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
A GREAT DISCOVERY

Dr.. Greenlaw's Celebrated Liniment for
Man and Beast, pnexeetisd for rheumatism,
neuralgia, weak back. &c Greenlaw's Gold
en- Remedy, for cough, coils, cramps, sore
throat, nervous headache, asthma aud dys-
pepsia. Greenlaw's Cholera Cuie for dvsen-
terry, diarrhoea, cholera infantnm, cholera
morbus, and all summer complaints. Every
bo,:Ie sold under a guarantee. Sold hv all
dealers at 25ets each. DR.. G T. GREEN
LAW L Co., Projectors, 427 Four and half
Street. 5 W, Washington, D. G. jy l-y
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09

A splcudid b,ll Was given at Leonard
town, ST. Mary's COUNT, 10 til, Bi5ahtew''
Base Bill. Club aud fieir ifienes Oh STtai'i-',,
evening last, The srd insten'- lty"s he.i-i'i
Moolc's ntiel aud vps lNreely a'vrael 10
addition 10 those in atlrLl.n freiu v s''-
ing,on, Baltimore, Piiuce Georges ana u
Mar, s counties we're the following nAned la
dies aud gentlemen from this county, Misses
Mary and Mt lie Boarnnn, Annie Mudd'
Messrs Harry Turner, g. N. Edelen, Jr. :
d. Mudd, 7. Jones, Dr.. L. Q. Carrieo, D. I
and Il. b. Davis aud W. Jones.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
rhe yerhlet Is unIanmous.

W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, testi-
fes: 81 can recommend Electric Bitters a. the
Yers hest remedy Every bottle sold has Civ
en- relief in every case One man took six
BEETLES, and was cured Of Rheumatism of 10
years" Standing Abraham Hare, druggist,
ReIlville, Ohio, affirms: "Ihe best selling meei-
cine have ever handled in my 20 years ex-
perience, is Electric Biters." Thousands Of
others have added their testimony, so that the
verdict is unanimous that Electric Bi;ters do
cure all diseases of the liver, kidneys or
blood. Only half dolias 4 bottle at W. w.
Padsetts
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
To the House Of Correction.

The money lost ty sir J. W. Simpson,
of Washington, near La Plata, MS noticed in
our last issue, was found bJ Motto McPherson'
"a Young coioted girl, who vas waking be-
lind Mr. Simpson. She WIS arrested on sus
,icion and stated to the justice that she saw
the money when 1t fell from Mr.. Simpsons
pocket, that she picked it.up aud gave it TO
Ter aunt Mar, Brown. On Der statement she
ans sent to the llouse OF Correction for Is
III, nths b, Justice Jyues, aud her ANT was
laid for he artion OF the grand jury
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
Will Locate in the County.

Mr.. James B. wingate, Of Washington,
d. o., eldest son Of the late james II. Wingate,
formerly prosperous merchant of this vii
lage. has been spending several days with the
family Of NJ. Robert Ferguson, at Poynion
Manor Mr.. Wingate thinks Of locating in
this county, in the near future, and should he
do SO, will conduct a General merchandise
business.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
Marriage.

Marriage.
Miss Jennie NayIor, daughter of ex County
Commissioner James |. Naylor, and Mr.. Philip
Weber, of Washington, D. c., were married
at Waldorf by Rev. Mr. Sanders on August
5th. The young bride, Mt the time of her
marriage, was employed in the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving in Washington and
as lady employees after marriage are compell-
ed 10 resign, she did not wish her marriage to
become known until the expiration of the
month Of August. She was successful in its
coneealmer and has resigned her position
Mrs. Weber is now at home with her parents
at Gallant Green on visit. We wish sue
cess and prosperity TO the young couple.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
LIN Cnnrse of Ereetinn.

The telegraph line contracted to be built
by the B. h P. r r. from Marlboro TO La
Plata is ia course of erection, force of hands
under ]. T. Young, of Wilmington, Del. now
being at work On the line. The line will be
completed and in operation by the Is, ofocto-
Der, thus giving our county quick communi-
cation with the outside world.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09

Nancy Hanks, the Queen Of trotters, low
cred her record on Wednesday last 10 2.05l.
This phenomenal speed was male ou the kite
shaped track at Independence, Iowa, ami is
two seconds lower than the fastest time ever
previously made, 207I, made by Macy
Hanks, al Chicago, August l7th, on = regnla-
ton track The kite-shapei track is consid-
cred to be one to three seconds faster than the
feguhtion
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09

For headaches, biliousness. constipation,
dizziness. sleepessucss, the blues, scroiula,
the blood and all skin eruptions Dr.. Fenner's
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
never fails Warranted TO satisfy or money
refunded. Could this he nherded if the rem
.dy wasn't certainY For sale by all dealers
and W. W. Pa geit, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
nnci.lsn.s Arnicn snIYs.

The pest salye in the world for cuts, brus-
IS, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fevor sores, .tet-
ter, chapped hands, ehilblains eofns, and all
skin er0ptons, and positively cares plies, Of
no pay required, 1t is Guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by W. W. Pad
gett rr
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09

The little ones are the lie and JOY of the
household, and no home is complete or natu-
raj without them. For ali their little ills and
Norrimen,s DR.. Fenner's Soothing Syrup is
superior to all others. Warranted to satisfy
or money refunded For sale by all dealers
and W. W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09

One hundred and fg5Ol worms from two
doses of DR.. Fenners Pleasant Worm Syrup.
Write Mrs. S. s. Sherick, or Messrs Brenue
man & Steiner, Elda, Allen Co, o. A childs
cordial for all stomach, bowel and worm dis
eases. Money refunded If Satisfaction not
given. For sale 10y all dealers and w. w
Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09
TO Nc Married

Ne Benjamin Hicks, Of Rockville, son
Of Dir. jar. Hicks, Of the 9Th district, this
county, has gone to DesNoines, Iowa, when
he will r. united in marriage, on MONDAY
neat. TO Miss Ii Ia Wheeler. the bright and
attractive sister ofMrs. Washington Hicks, Of
NIB ePl ans
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-09

Messrs. v. Pennington, J. S. Turner,
John E. Stone, Marcellus Thompson, De Peter
W. Hawkins, Dr.. John 7. Digges, addressed
the Board in support of the resolutions. The
other meeting composed of less than dozen
persons who favored reconstructing the old
court house was presided over by Mr.. p A. L..
Contee, and the following resolutions were
drafted, and also presented to the Board:
Resolced, BY the tnx-paters Of Charles
county ia meeting assembled al Port Tobacco
this 9th day Of September. 1899, that the
question OF building a new court house hav.
ing been preciritated upon us bv cirru.- stances
beyond our COZ troll, we are Of opinion that
the funds for the purpose should nor he T.ised
by bonded dei,t which Viii greatly increase
our already heavy bonded dvbie iness i'm
posing additional burdens on the people in
the shape OF interest aud Operating le relel
uAuli grafton AMI Stay progress among us;
nut that the il,uis should be ralsed by the adj
vance levy plan, such AS was pursued IN " +
coniico count!, nud 10 cover a i.eriOd Of ten
ears.
Rcsoics2, Tha, the Count CoRimi ssioners in
pfovIiIng temporary AGO -,usal Il % .0r TIT
couls should keep this end ia yirs.
The Commissioners acted IN the matter very
promptly, anl decided, ny Unanimous
sote, 10 take -ihe roohls ,ipa lhes hat. 4 reen
10 take lrom Captain Il iisser dl'isstil al
their last acct ting.