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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
AMONG OUR NEIGIfBORS.
BLOOMFiELD.

BLO'-hfIELD.
July 5.-Miss Edith Wilson has been
spending a few weeks with her brother at
Grovcton, ~ II.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Wilson had green
peas and new potatoes at their Fourth
of July dinner.
Miss Viola Perkins came home from the
Normal School at Salem, Mass, on We'd
ncsday of last week for two months
vacation. She has passed very satisiac-
year now closed, and expects to enter
class b OF the Senior year in September.
Rev. L. NJ. Fuller having spent his va
cation through the month of June in this
vicinity returned to Salem, Mass, Tues
day.
Rev, !. II. Winslow of LuncnburEh
made pleasant afternoon visit with the
family OF W. Il. Perkins last Saturday
while ON his way to East Columbia, y.
H., where he was to preach and admins
ter the Sacrament at the request of Rev
Willis Holmes the pastor.
CENTRAL AND No. BLOOIIFIELD.
July 5.-Miss Dell Burbank is home
again after closing her tenth term of
school in the primary department at
North Strattord village.
A. C. Fuller has closed his duties as
teacher at Canaan after four terms OF
pleasant yet tedious toll, with the
school. He will hold his pupils i'll kind
remembrance ever, for their dligent ap.
plication. ready obedience and high APP
probation of his efforts for their good.
Door yard haying was i'll progress last
week and the work will commence in
good earnest in the fields Immediately
after the +th, which means hard work
for the farmer and not many idle play
| days for the good wife 1t is hoped that
the barns may all he filled with big crops
of hay
We heard, and can testify that Rev.
MIR Aldrich OF South Columbia \. H.,
preached a good sermon last Sunday
from the 37th psalm Bird verse.
! We think VIM. Is. Perkins has the cham
pion rhubarb plant in his garden. One
leaf measured over feet from point to
point. Mr.. Perkins garden shows thrifty
vegetables, aud the best variety OF plants,
including geraniums, roses, Lilies pansieS
&c, &c, i'll our vicinity. Hcshows a love
for and great taste in the arrangement
and display OF his flowers.
Mrs. Dccriug of Lancaster, y. H., was
the guest of her mother, Mrs. .. II. Shotf.
last week.
Arthur Shoff spent last Thursday with
his parents.
I ON'Ni 81 W wa IN'I''S tAAtS'hNN e''N NNiS
bration at ColcbrOok, while few went
to Lancaster n. II. We had no picnic at
home. They had nice time in Columbia
Canaan and Colcbrook.
The recent heavy rains has cut the roads
undoing the late good work Of the road
machine We think the rain OF last Sun
day may affect the roads SO as to need
the machine and several attendants for q
few days.
We heard lady remark that rclever
consecutive Sabbaths rain had fallen w,
know she has good memory.
Mrs NJ. d. +. Blodgctt and son passcc
through town, Ell route for her sisters
Mrs. Frances Stevens, the 3rd INST.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

There was a wedding at the Stewart
House last Sunday evening, The CON
tracing parties were Mr.. Lucius Darling
and Miss Maggie Mcdonald, both OF
Burke, Rev Mr.. Howe officiating.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

Gov. Dale was called to Waterbury
last week on account of the serious illness
OF his wife 5 mot her, Mrs Porter Human
Not much hope is entertained OF her per
maucut recovery.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
FOR SALE.

house aud lot in the cntcrpriSing and
thriving town OF Norton. The house is prac-
ticaIIy ne ". having been built less than two
years, contains rooms and an ell. The
house is built in a substantial manner, splen-
did cellar. and furnace. Size of lot 80 so
feet Al, q three fourths of an acre of land.
just the thing for building lots. situated just
across the boundary line, III Stanhope, T. @,
immedia tcly opposite the English Church. |
also offer tor sale heavy and Slight wagons.
For terms and other particulars apply to. or
address. JOHN CONWAY. NORTON, VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

Rev. A. II. Wheeler has returned from
his sad mission to Portland, Ore, and
will hold services as usual on Sunday,
with celebration of Holy Communion.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
Black Silks. Every yd. wa
3 BARGAINS:
Black Wooden Dress Goods.

We have purchased from n bankrupt stock
over 100 pieces OF Black Dress Goods and
shall make n sale of them this month at 33
per cent. less than regular prices.
Black Scrges Black Cashmcres. Black Hen
rietta. Black Mohair. All Black Stripes and
Figures. Black and White Stripes.
Send for samples.
We make a speciality Of White Wool Dress
Goods for Graduating wear. Also trimmings
of all kinds. Our cloak department is one OF
the largest and most complete in Ladies' =.
Misses and Children's garments. Sent on
examination when asked.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
THE FOURTH

lH'alu 'iu SSClCDIdllOu Oi tue Fourth
has come and gone, and we have vet to
hear one word Of adverse criticism. There
was very large attendance, all were
good-natured, and every thing passed off
well. The weather was not all thatcould
1c desired, OvcrcOats being necessary to
comfort, but there was no rain to inter
ierc with the days programme. The
celebration opened with commcndablet y
promptncss, III the wee Sma hours" bv
the wee Sma boys. At sunrise thccusto-
mary salute was fired \ little after 9
O'Clock came the parade OF Ancients and
llnrribles, which gave great amusement
and entertainment. All were good, cspe-
cially the sclt-propclling team, girl on
stills, the bridal tour with certain nccos-
sary etccteraS, Brighton's chief product
babes, barber shop, happy family dane
ing school. The procession was headed
by barge driven by Uncle sam, &c. b.
Ladd, i'll which were seated torty-iour
young ladies', arraycd III pretty and
chastc uniform costumes, representing the
States, crowned by the Goddess of Lib
crty, lAlrs. Frank HAYDEN the whole
forming most pleasing and appropriate
display. The young ladies' sang several
patriotic airs very nicely. Mrs Cause.
brook presiding at the organ assisted
by cornctist NJ. T. Sadlcir. This attracted
the most attention, and all along the
route was received with great cheers by
the spectators. The Young ladies parti-
cipating are to be complimcntcd, and
they were frequently, in their dignihcd
and dccorous dcmcanor The Com
mittcc to award prizes unanimously de
cidcd.
1st-Sclt.propciling team, prize $l2, NJ
b. Ladd and Willie Curricr
2nd-Girl on stills, prize, SIS, {. D..
Nichols.
3rd-Bridal tour prize So, ]. Worth
and f. Maronry.
These awards gave very general salts
faction.
Next in order was the minstrel enter
tainmcnt, which afforded great delight
the participants acquittiug themselves in
a very creditablc manner, their local hits
and conundrums provoking roars OF
LAUGHTER and auplouse This concluded
the MORNINGS uropromne and hrcrowd
Il sucrsed for dinner
After dinner cor. tn. ,.orinrs gor,cs
all of which were wcllcortcstcd many of
them creating GREAT mrrriment The
successful contestants we're,
Tug of war-prizc $40. Island Pond
team.
Sack Racc-1st nr;zc So Martin Ice
2ud prize. 50. Willie Kane.
Foot Race-lst prize. So. O. Lavoirc,
2nd, prize. 50. 4. Fortier.
Potato Racc-1st prize. Sc, Martin Lee.
2nd prize, 50, A. Forticr.
Bicvcc Racc-lst prize, So, Fred Stokes,
End prize, 50, Mr.. Crowcn.
Foot Race, boys under 14-1st prize,
50 80. Joe Covico, 2nd prize, 81 80, Geo
Seymour, 3rd prize, 81, Rob Hodgdon.
Tub Racc-lst prizc So, Geo. Foster
2nd prize. 50, Fred Curricr.
Next and last in the outdoor sports
was the base Dan match between tht
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

ndt that our local m:nstrels have
been invited to go to Shcrbrooke, each
man to do his own laundry work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
Many say

why does DR.. Humphreys continue to
advertise his specifics, everybody knows
about them" Do YOU use them No.
Then that's why. Try them.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

George Storrs has returned from Nor
witch University, and will spend the sum
mcr vacation with his parents.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
]. ". TRURST0N.
Island Pond, VI.
CURES
BlLI0USN ESS.
CURES
BlLl0USN ESS.
CURES
BiLlOUSM ESS.
Direct Proof.

Direct Proof.
Nv wife has been troubled
with Liver Complaint and
rllpitatiCn of the heart foi
over a year. lie: case hatiicd
the skill Of cur best phySi,
clans After using three bot
',,s Cfv0ur BCRDOCK RI.OOI
iITrERS she is almost en-
trey well. We truly recon-,
mend your medicine.
GEuEGE W SHAWL,
Montpelier. Williams Co. O
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
DR.. DAVID KEkNEpY'S
EAVORITE REMEDY,

have used numbers Of so called bio d purifiers
without any help. until began to take Dr. Ken
nedv s Favorte Remedy, amt from the first bot
from an liberated sore leg, and q few bottles
entirely cured me. Mas. BELINDA uoDSDoS,
Haverhill y, II.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
NEWS ABOUT HOME.

e. L. Clarke has been to Montpelier to
attend meeting of the Republican State
Committee.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
NOTES.

Bunting and flags were displayed from
ono end OF the village to the other, in fact
flags, enthusiasm and patriotism were
everywhere.
The small boy with frecrackcrs and
torpedocs was everywhere, but tortu-
nately we were spared the tin horn.
The outlook in the morning for game
Of ball was not very encouraging, for the
chief part of the play ground was covered
with mud, but few loads of sand and
the heavy roller soon put il in proper con-
dition.
Only one casualty has come to our
knowledge Miss Louise Strathern fell
from the team representing the States
just as it started, injuring her back quite
severely, but with her accustomed Scotch
grit she carried out her part despite the
pain she suffered. We are glad to learn
that the injury will not prove serious,
The Grafton had to be omitted Gov.
Dale, the orator, being called away by
the illness of a relative.
los. Andrew was on hand with his
camera and succeeded i'll getting several
good views.
The vendors Of refreshments did a thirty.
ing business.
The music by the Berlin Brass Baud
was highly mplimcntcd, and it certain
" is deserving all the praise showered up
on it, and there was an abundance OF it
too.
Despite the great crowd disturbances
were rare, and there were but few cases
of intoxication, or even boisterous con.
duct.
The day programme was admirably
carried out and the committee of manage
ment are to be congratulated on the re
suit Visitors and citizens alike thor
oughly enjoyed our celebration of hide
pendcnce Day.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08
Coming Again.

DR.. Stevens, dentist, from Bradford,
Vt, who has such wonderful success ex-
tracing teeth by the aid of the Dental
Electric Vibrator, will be at the Stewart
House island Pond, again Tuesday, July
10Th. Do not miss this opportunity if
YOU want teeth extracted. There is not
the least danger.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

Mrs. L. H. Cheney and daughter of
Lowell, Mass, are here on visit, and
we regret to add that Mrs. Cheney is in
poor health
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

The theme next Sunday morning at
Grace NJ. L. Church will be blessed and
Blessing, Gen. 1872. Evening Service
at o. clock. Theme-"The Spirit of Lib
ertv," Cor. 3:17. All will be welcomed.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

We he4r that Cheney is about to issue
certain challenges, involving large sums
of money, but if they pan out no better
than some of his FISH stories they will
not make much of stir i'll the sporting
world.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

MIR. T. +. MCGOWAN OF the firm of Nc
Gowan & Young, Publishers, Portland.
Me, and Superintendent of the Portland
Public School Buildings, was in Island
Pond last week on a brief outing.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

Our base ball boys went to Lancaster
on Tuesday. July 5, and were beaten by
a score of to .. They are evidently
starting in with hard luck, but we have
faith that they are playing a game that
IS bound to win i'll the end.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

!. W. Smith, ofSt. JohnSbury. insurance
agent, Is IN town, ready to write out a
policy for any and all corners.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-07-08

July 5.-Miss Edith Wilson has been
spending few weeks with her brother at
Grovcton, \. II.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-10
Lo de Cuca Y Puerrica

Ell B0zetMs Merca4sHg en- su edici6n reparti-
da anOche, hace 81 favor de dedicarnOs uno de
sus editOriales con motive del suetO que pu-
blic&ramos 81 domingo, suscrit0 por su autor
don Genaro Cort6s, y del cual sueltO dijimos en-
nuestrO nltm0 n1mero, antes de haber leido el
BOlstl3s, casi tOdO cuantO teniamOS que decir
La verdad es que nosOtrOS y con nOsOtrOs
gran n1merO de los lectOreS de LA CORREsPON.
DENOIA, no vieron Ell fondo polftlco que Sc atri-
buye al articul0 on question, tOndO que, dicho
sea On honor de Ia verdad, nos ha parecido
descubriT deSpaes qste respect0 de el Sc nos Ia
mo- la Gteasci0asJ; pues es seguro que de haber-
10 descifradO antes no 10 hubi6ramos pu uDlicado,
por cuanto que no es nj del gusto, nj de las
convicciones, nj del plan regular establecido y
Observable por LA CORRESPONDENCE, 10 que Sc
pTesta concentrates en- el artfculo de Tefe-
rencia.
Va dijimos aver porqu6 puede parecer fa-
bajo cuOtidiano de estas oficinas de redacci6n
es siempre excessive, siempre perentOrio, STEM
pre- de nsODsestO, no nos deja tempo dispOni-
BILE para resOlver enigmas nj buscar dObles efec-
tOs. PubGcamOs ell articulO del SenOr COrt6S
simplemente pOr alentar q un obrero que en-
pieza escribir ahOra, que nos pidio con In
sistencia un espaciO on las cOlumnas de LA CO.
RREsP0NDENCIA, porque Otro peri6dico Sc 10
habia negadO.
Sirva 10 dichO para nueStra prOpia salts
facoi6n y para que ell pdblico SO persuade mas
de que este diariO, cOnsecuente con su progra-
ma, solo sorprendido con trases de d0ble senti-
do podria apartarse del plan general que le ha
servidO de base y del que, cOnscientemente, no
se ha separadO nunca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-10

Londres, 29.- Dioen do Oport0 que ha des-
cargadO una terrible tormenta On esa Ciudad.
Much0S buQueB Sc han perdidO 30 teme que
SO hayan ahOgad0 como unos dOsDientos pesca-
dores.
Nueva York, 90. -Segdn deapachos de San
tiagO el gObiernO de la rep1blica de Chile est$
aumentando ls armada yfortificando los puer-
tos principales.
Berlin, 29.-Continl1an los des6rdenes pro-
mOvidOs pOr los obreroS de esta capital. Sc
ejerce una rgurosa censura sObre los telegra-
mas que 90 expiden para el extranjero.
El emperador Guillermo y su esposa Ia en-
peratriz Augusta Victoria han salidO dar un
paseo en- cOche
Sc teme que 81 movimiento Sc extienda &
otras ciudades del imperio.
Nueva York. 29.-Segdn despachos de Ma
drid SO ha experimentado una gran tOrmenta
en- Ia bahia de CadiZ.
La isla Cristina ha sldo invadida por el
mar.
Una parte de la ciudad de Huelva ha que
dado inundada.
Londres, 29.-Segdn despachos de OportO
son trescientas las personals que han perecid0
ahogadas durante el oicl6n del sabado.
Paris, % Sc comenta Ia salida del gabi-
nete del ex-ministro del interior, NJ Conssans.
La derecha de Ia Camara ha aceptado of
cialmente la torma republicans.
Berlin, 29,-Se ha restablecido ell orden en-
esta Capital La polioia ejerce rigurosa vigi
lancia
Nueva York, 29.-El diputado espanol Mar
tfnez Roda ha llegado de Madrid estae ciudad
de Nueva York, para cOntraer matrimOniO con
Ia Opulenta sonora de BarrfOs, viuda del EXPIRE
sidente de Honduras Sr. Barrlos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-10
NotIcias de Ia Capital

Segdn nOticias fdedignas que tenemos, se
esperan On el pr6ximO cOrreO $4,000 pesos
en- moneda de bronco, de los que tan necesi.
tadOs 90 encuentran nuestr0s campesinOs para
las peQue1aS cOmpras, y 81 c0merciO al por
menor para sus transaccOneS mercantiles Ala.
bamOs el cello de nuestras autOridades supe-
riores, que sin perjuicio ninguno para el Teso-
TO, buscan con exquisite tinO, los medios de su-
plir deficiencies hoy sentidas que SO sentirian
seguramente much0 mas en- el porgenir.
eoo
La venta y traspOrte de aqua p0r Ia Ca
pital no esta sujeta al pago de ninguna contri-
buci6n nj arbitriO del Estado nj municipal
TOda persona que quiera dedicarse esta
industria, puede hacerlo sin pagar cosa alguna
y sin pedir permiso nadie.
Lo hacemOs saber asf al pdblico cOmpeten-
temente autOrizadOs, pues cOnsecuencia de
nuestr0 Suelt0 de aver, referente a particular
se nos ha manifestsdo asf On la Acadia
Ell pdblioo Sc qaeja de que las medidas
biendO llegadO conOcimiento del Sr. Alcalde.
ha determinad0 Sc ejerza una continue vigilancia
en- este particular dispuesto como eeta GORE
gir semejante abuse.
90
Para su pubicaci0n Sc nos ha enviado el
siguiente bando: 4lcGldfG Mstnicipat de San
Juan de Puerto Rico Habiend0 Observado
que son muchos los traficantes que por las Ca
lies Sc dedican & la venta de efect0s de pulpe-
ria, tales como papss baoalao, msntecas, gra-
nos, ETC.; algunas veces en- NAL estadO porque
con frecuencia prOceden de desechOs cOnside-
rand0 el pellgr0 que cOrren los cOmpradores On
la calidad y en- la medida de artfculos y Ia me-
cesidad dc impedir los abusos que puedsn
peTjudicar Ia salud p6blica, se hace saber,
para 10 sucesivo, que toda persona que quiera
dedicarse Ia industria de que Sc trata, deber&
inscribirse en- la tarita que corresponds, y estar
provista ademas de t0das les pesas medidas
legales que sean necesarias 8 est6n prescritas
para ca0a uno de los ramos de Ia industrial cue
eiarce, que requieran difarente peso 4 MEDIA
entire at.
,.,,.s.s|.e ss es''4~' ':ssa.'ss A..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-10
Or. Tizol de IA Farultad de Paris

Acepta abonos por anualidades, mediante
una m6dica caniGad en- relaci0n con 81 ntimera
de miembros de las familias.
Consulta de IL 2.-Cruz 20.
eee
Sc han vendido hoy On competencia en-
esta Capital, 80 sacos az6car segunda San Vs-
ceste girls 81 O9.-Comprador don Jose T.
Silva.
- POr 81 vapor Avjles Sc ha ausentado hoy
nuestro buen amigo don Manuel Vazquez Ala
yon, que va tomar possession de su nuevo des-
GinO de Alcalde Dslegado de Vieques. Desea-
mose buen viaje.
Un Joven recien llegado del interior, desea
colocarse como dependence 8 emplead0 de al
guna otclna particular. Informara don jose
]. Moreno, calle del Arsenal ndmero ma
rina). ga
En- el vapor Nll0Veyde han negado hoy
nuestrOs amigos los capitanes del BatallOn Al
to'sso XIII Don Eusebio Gil y DON Fructuoso
Fernandez para asiStir los consoles da sue.
FRA ordinarios de classes soldados que han de-
tener lugar en- estos dias.-Les saludamos afecS
tuOsamente.
Ha sido aver defnitivamente colocado on
su lugar e gran puente de Martin Pefa de Ia
hnea del Ferro-carril de circunvalacion.
o~0
- No olviden los lect0res dc LA CoRERsP0N4
DEN0IA que manana tendra lugar en- nuestro
teatro ia representation del gran drama titu.
lado Maria AsstoNtet0, basado On los mas cul4
minantes episodes de Ia historic de Francis.
FL espectadOr recordar& aquellas horribles es-
osnas de Ia rev0luci6n, de Ia condena de Luis
XVI, de Ia elecucion de Ia Reins, Ia Maysellesa
q Ia O0TnsGsa0lG etc. eto.
~ sea
r. Retreta mafiana por Ia banda del Bata.
lion CadadOres de Colon:
Il "Recuerdos de Galicia" Paso doble. Va
rela-2. Danza. tMaldito amor Campos.-3a
Duo de Tenor y Baritone Opera aAra.don YER
d. Iarzuela On I'm act0 'Mtisica Clasieap
Chapi.-6: .Agiaco Cubano" Rsyn6.-6. DANA
'La 1lusi6n" Campos.
Hem0s reoibido Ia vista dul Seaor DON
Rafael Bsrmudez, representative de Ia gran
compania Ecuestre de Pnhillones que proce.
dente dc Santiago dc Cuba, negara esta Co.
pisal haoia 81 10 30 del mes On curso. Del
g. berMndez que nos ha sido recomendado de
gaoa 7 da Y oitada eompaata. tenamea les msl
|oRea infermeA =, -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-10

cu0nta de los inf aetOres del presente B0,ydO
para ser castigados On Ia forma con las penae
& que hubiere iugar, segdn los cssos, reHitiendo
81 LabOratOri0 qufmic0 los efectOs que OOnside-
rem en- malas condolences. Puerto Rico do
Mario de 1892.-El Alcalde.- Jose Potous.
Al decir en- un suelto de aver que segun
nos dicen de Santurce, el paste orece al rede-
dor de Ia Iglesis, al gradO de pegar con sus mu-
ros. no nos referfarnos q IL Iglesia parroquial
cuyo atrio esta hoy muy aseado, sino la Igle-
sia Capilla, mejor dicho, contigua al ex-cOIe-
gio de PIP. Jesuitas. 10 hacemos constar asi
para que cada cosa quede On su lugar.
Hemos tenido m1cho gusto en- recibir hoy
Ia vista de nuestro amigo 81 apreciable joven
don Jose Cerecedo, della casa de los senores
Cerecedo Hermanos G. de Msgagdez. Salu-
Bemos dido decir que ha sido denunciado
el alcance al ndmero II publicadO aver Dor
nuestro colega La N0ci6,s Esp0s3oZ0 y On 81
cual SO publica un artfculo titulado Esc6ndG-
los de I0G bGjG Lamentariamos de veras que
este rumor sc conirmase.
Ell Excmo se1ior aobernador General. ha
acordado se publique una circular diriiida 8
los alcaldes de los pueblos por donde pasen
las carrsteras del Estado, a fin de que hagan
cumpllr con t0do rigOr, el reglamento sODre
ramente los infract0res del mismo.
Ese desea adquirir la obra titulada Nam.
do FEsScO de Guillermin, publicada hace algdn
tempo por Ia casa editorial, de Barcelona, Mon
Las personals que posean dicha obra COM
pleta pueden expresar el precio en- esta Redac-
ci6n por escrito Ode palabras. SO
90
El dia 10 del c0rriente al toque de oracio-
cienes daran principle con la solemnidad de
de cOstumbre el nOvenari0 que Ia Association
Cat6lica dedica q su patron ell Patriarca San
Jose. FL 1S despu6s de Ia misa tendra luger
Ia Salve con Orquesta, el 10 las de Ia mana.
ma Communion general las misa solemne
con panejirico cargo de uno de los sacerdo-
tes de la Congregation de San Vicente Paul.
wPeri6dicos vieios.-se yenden en- ests
redacci6n 81 los 46 hlos.-Para envolver
rinde mucho mas es mas conveniente que el
papel de estraza.
Procedente de la Hsbana ha llegado hoy 4
este puerto 81 vapor II. Z. VsIgaueyde.
Sc encuentra meior de la entermdad ana
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vincia.
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cOmercio, tantO en- Ia Aduana como en- Ia Te-
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Acepta abonos por anualidades, medianta
una m0dica canidad en- relaci0n con el ntimero
de miembros de las familias.
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