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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-06-16
4 TERRIBLE AFFAIR.
Mr.. John e. Paul Murdered by
Negroes.

On last Monday night about
|11.S0 O'Clock Mr.. John E. Paul was
shot and instantly killed on the
front porch or piazza Of one Gus
Longtreet, a negro who lives in the
Buncombe portion of our town
near the Academy.
Just before the hour indicated
Mr. Paul, Mr.. Andrews, Mr.: Decker,
and Mr.. Leggett walked from town
lover to the house named, went up
the piazza steps, and Mr.. Paul
asked to have the door opened.
The question was asked from the
inside of the house: sNfr. Paul, is
that you?" Andwithout more ado
I. the doorwas thrown open. a gun
fred and Mr.. Paul fell and died
ALMOST instantly.
DR.. Tonspkins testified before
the Corners Jury of Inquest that
the wound was inflicted by buck
shot and were sufficient. in his
judgment, to cause death almost
instantly. One lung was badly
|laeerated and the abdomen was
much torn by them.
Gus Longtreet. Henry Griffin,
Sydney Longstreet, and Ella
Hodges were in the house at the
time.
Gus and Sydney have fed and
the testimony indicates that Gus
did the shooting and Sydney aided
and abetted. Henry Griffin has
been arrested and lodged in our
jail.
Mr.. Paulw be buried from the
Baptist Church this, Wednesday
morning, by his comrades of the
Edgefeld Rifles, Mr.. Booth preach
ing the funeral sermon.
LATER.
The verdict of the Coroner's
Jury was "that Mr.. Paul came to
his death from q gun-shot wound
in the hands of Henry Griffin. Gus
and Sydney Longstreet being ac-
.a.a,,;,e ~ tbnpon,a
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generous, and hospitable: Thomas
bids fair to be a great man. some

bids fair to be a great man. some
day
{ Politics are quiet at present in
our vicinity. All, or nearly SO, for
Farmer Ben again.
The Rev. ]. A. Carson preached
one Of the grandest sermons at
Richland Church Oh Sunday last.
He did not preach a political ser
mon, but touched on it occasion
ally by saying that he observed
that when a political year comes
round people fall away from reli-
.gion. When politics RACES, religion
suffers, should be our watch words.
Hope to hear from many cor
respondents.
VAN STAR.
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Facing a Lion.

In one of the side shows
connected with the circus was q
cage with single lion in it. On
the cage was a placard reading:
"This beast has killed ten men.
One thousand dollars to any one
who dares enter his cage. A big
sign to the same effect was hung
up out doors and those who didn't
20 in TO see the fat boy and the
mermaid surely wanted to gaze on
the lion. There was good crowd
in, and the lecturer was about to
begin on the mermaid, when a
little old man, who was bowlegged,
and humpbacked, crowded to the
front and said:
"Look here. / want a try for
that $1,000 Gimme show at
that lion.
"My friend, do you want to be
torn into dog meat?n asked the
(lecturer in reply, "You wouldn't
live thirty seconds after entering.
the cas-
.ls he N,5n1tlial
eIle is. and ouo ei t,te most
s. age ,easts eve captured
= Lisa te,l :. eh!1
lie has.
Vail, I'D like to tackel him.
III ia - ~ tlissst ~! b4 i57E1 {
ri,aa s. coo mighty bad, s2f
N:;,i.:5 10 r:.il considerable
risk. Gimme q lair show, will
ye?"
"You keep right away from his
cage. No man in liquor should
get within ten feet of a Numidian
lion.
.sI have't drunk drop of Ticker
in ten years!" Indignantly
exclaimed the old man.
'sYou amt willin' to give man
a show!"
He backed off, and the lecturer
delivered the usual oration on the
mermaid. He was about to begin
on the fat boy when the Numidian
lion uttered a series of roars, and
everybody's attention was attracted
TO the cage. The little old man
had slipped around and opened
the door and entered. Not only
that but he had that lion by the
tail and was drawing him backward
around the cage. Men shouted
and women shrieked, and the
lecturer rnshed forward and
shrie ked:
"Man! man but you must be
mad"
:.Never felt better natured in
my life!" replied the old man as
he stopped to rest.
"Come out or you'll be torn to
pieces!"
"I rayther guess not! There's
only one Numidian critter in here,
and he don't seem to be on the
tear very much. He up, here,
you old mossback, and take
another promenade" !"
He was drawing the beast around
the cage again when the lecturer
entered it and said something in q
low voice.
"Make it ten and I'll do itl"
replied the old man in loud tones,
"You said you'd give thousand,
but being it's hard times for
money I'll let you off easy. Make
FER ten and pay me before 1 let go
of his tail"
1t was handed to him then and
there and he descended, wiped
his hands on the grass and
feelingly observed to the circle Of
admirers: =
"Durn my hide but when o man
brings any sort of a thing into
this town and sends out def
I'm right on deck! That's the
fust critter from Numidia I ever
tackled, but I'll be lookin for more
from this on. Everybody come
outand have some red lemon ade
with me"-New York Sun.
A e+ool roll 1oe+o with oyoro oa
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4 dgefiiel a ser


resBS terian hing.
Sunda the I9th inst. the
Rev PloFden Will preach at
Repey school house.
First Prize.
Little sGurran ~ aud Hartley took the
ilFst prize at stIiss close Of our High
School on last NJ l,nday Tuesday and
ednesday
Two New Ones.
Unele GAoyg for Congress and II.
s. 81; # Esq Of Columbia, for Solic-
hese are The only two new an
Aenncements this week.
ppIeeiated Invitation. =
are under Obligations to Miss
3 Eefs Stevens, a matricnlate Of the
Teenvine Female College, for an in
yitation to the fourteenth Anniversary
tbe Jndson Literary Society.
Board Of Healt th
Our town Board Of Health willmake,
on next Wednesda lay, the 2and inst, an
aspect ction of the premises Of each and
i'll Let there be a general getting.
ready s. for inspection.
5 sssnndry, S SuccIile lent Sides. )
Marshall Barnes, colored, was com-
Emitted to our jail one day last week,
{ charged With break1ng into Mr.J e.
zRainsfo ford's smoke house and stealing
::Ss,ln dry succnient, sayory Sides.
+ dgeHeld dinsAugusta.
Mr. NJ Ps Holstein, formerly Of this
1lace is aow salesman in the dry
goods emporium of Mullarky& & Harty,
$40 Broad Street, Augusta, Ca, where
he will be pleased TO serve his friends
sand the public.
Eight Pounds a Week. -
A young gentleman from Augusta,
s;who has been spending several weeks
in Edgefeld has gained eight pounds
per week. Charles Dobson will tell
you who tits, because he is the man
who fattened him.
Watch Club.
IS If you wish to get watch, gold or
silver, by paying only 81 a week, call
! at the jewelrY establishment of r. l..
Fox and he will let you into the secret.
\ It's a good scheme for you, reader, if
syou need or wish good time-piece.
"a Big Fish.
Last week Messrs. Frank and Sam
Tlmmons went to Langley fishing, and
while there caught an enormous cat
) fish which required their united
strength to get it out of the water and
safely landed on terra tirma. 1t
weighed fourteen pounds.
All Profit.
We have found it cut at last and
here tits. 1t isn't making too much
I cotton that hurts us, but too little OF
3 the other things. If syoumake enough
OF the other things your cotton crop is
all profit. Don't you see? It's a won
der you hadn't thought of it before.
Said it on Tillman.
Boat strom tells us Of an old
lady living near Parksyills an anti
T Tillman old lady, who set a hen
four weeks ago. Last week she
came off The nest and not q single
egg hatced The old lady says
lnlan. was the scanse Of it:
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From "The RAMS Horn"

Weakness is a blessing when il
causes us to trust in God.
Treasure IN heaven is always
drawing big interest on earth.
Perfect love for God also means
perfectlove for your brother.
God IS moving heaven and
earth TO try to save every sin
her.
THERE'S a good deal of gospel
in the right kind of a hands.
hake. s.
The3men who has Gods favor
doen'tfneed so very much money.
Every man who is true to Christ
has to die on some kind of
cross:5
Every Chistian onght to keep
soraehndv from falling in the
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Outdoor = Photography.

GROUPS, SCHOOLS, BUILDINGS, ANIMAL,
And any other kind of outdoor
work promptly and carefully done.
Orders from the country and neighbor-
ing towns solicited. All photos made
on the new and beautiful Aristo paper.
Write for terms and prices.
mch14t GEO. F. MINIS.
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1t is only necessary to grow old
to become more indulgent. | sec
no fault committed that / have not
committed myself,.
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Teacher, Bible Class.
Our young FREUD, Joe I'll.
Cantelou, now has charge of the
Bible class in our village Baptist
Sunday-school.
Home Again.
Miss Mammie Norris, the bright,
winsome, and talented daughter
of A. ]. Norris, president of the
Farmers Bank, returned from
Hollins Institute last. Friday,
to the delight of a host of friends.
FishPond Cutting.
Mr.. J. A. Holland will cut
the Graham ponds near Red
Bank church; OH the 22nd OF
June. Shares can be bought by
application to him, in person or
.byeleute There will be a bar
.becue dinner on the same day at
The same place. Candid dates are
invited ii in fact they could dht be
EnY1t SqVqU ~ y. ~
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When you find o, chronic fault
finder you generally find person
who loafs too much.
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A Good Word for 1t.

Report c5mes from London of
the discovery of the thistle as an
article of food for man as we'll as
beast. The thistle certainly has
some very fine points.-Yonkers
Statesman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-06-16

An alloy of 7S per cent gold.
and % per cent aluminium is the
most brilliant known,
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Fatting it into worldly sweat
is not Gods way of warming up a
church.
A good way to learn how to
move mountains is to begin on
grains of sand.
The devil likes to see a man put
off becoming religious until to
morrow.
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,.1vi< h aeighha?' have 70 ei--"
a%as anita lc af.lol.1ces Il
;it=nt.o'. ~ 1t.9i.i : "a -
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schedule eof a AbE,onlinations.: !.

ScheduIe,01s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. 81 -
The present schedule which
obtains bn our Oldn Tumblin's
is a miserable makeshift-a
schedule OF denominations. Capt.
Brunson says it's the worst
schedule within his recollection 50
far as mails are concerned.
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sSnndry, S lent Sides.
Marshall Barnes, colored, was com-
;smitted to our jail one day last week,
charged With breaking into Mr.. J. g.
Ra;nsford's smoke house and stealing
ssln dry, succnient, sayory sides.
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Papers extra

w. F. ROATH,
Master i. C.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

Leemos en- FL Liberal de NJ.
drid del 3 de Febrero 10 que si.
sus:
layer se verified en- la iglesls
parroqnlal dc San Justo Ia 0oda
de la bcllislma Sc iiorlta doha Cfis-
tina Ssnz, hija del Inspector gene
RAJ dc carabin eros, con o. distingul
do ab 9gado y anxIliar del Ministe
rio dc Graela y j Jls.icla, don Eurl-
que Robles. Tia bendecido esta
nnion el e'ocuenIe oraaor sagraao
sehov Lopez Anays, y han apadri
0 ado 4 los eontsay yrnles Ia ~ nora
del Scaador Paeheco, hermana del
noyic, y d marques de San Juan
de Puerto Rice, padre de 10 noviA
Per ci iaso DO ambas ia nillss
hAa asls,llo al aeto ado los par.cn
tee mls e~rsAuos du loo novlos, J
es.os. 4 quleaes dvscAmos naA cser-
aA lanA dc nlel. sAldsAn 90 bEeye
PARA BAiecaoaA
Ea.nmos pos Iaa gtaso saesso
ausslrSs p.Assmes Al bsaeIesise
6e"ssai Ssas y a lss an,asss
seaYasxs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

contravenci6n ! varias dis sposicio-
ues, y EN- especial del artfoul0 66
del Decreto Organize, q1e previene
terminantemente que se entienda
que renuncia su destino el maestro
que Sc ausentase sin autorizaci6u
por mas de un dia.
El senior Dones pareee que ha
taltado al respeto al senor Iuspec-
tor, por escrito 6 en- carta, atribu-
yendole 10 que no es exacto.
Ell seilor Dones ha promovido
gran agitaci6n polftica, durante las
dltimas elecciones provinciales, de
fendiendo con calor una candida
tnra, yendo y viniendo, y preten'
diendo obtener So triunfo con coac
clones morales y toda clase de re-
criminaoiones, ap6strofes Y conse-
jos, & un compahero suyo. Y ell
artfculo Is del Reglamento de ms
pectores, d ce:
1" Los inspectores ;nculcaran &
los maestros la necesidad absolute
de que SO abstengan de toda parti
cipaci6n en- contiendas politicas.e.. :"
A esta prescription falt6 el selol
Dooes.
Todo este imp,ioa que ell sehol
Dones no cump'fa estrictamentt
con sus debe:es, y pudiendo temer
Sc, ademAs, por la carta de refsren
oia, qua 81 confesa escribi6, pol
sus fines y su texto y su contexto
que infunde, politica y socialmente
doctrinas perniciosas en- la juven
tud, estA biep, de modo claro incl nj
do en- las pre- scripciones del at 73
que acuerda la separation de tale
maestros.
/ Oon que va We ell maestro sepa
RADIO, 81 ha habido varios motive
para la separation; y de la justici
de esta no hablemos, pues adema
de 10 dicho, expresa aquel en- 8
defensa, que Sc atiene sal fallo
s. e, que cualqu;era que sea, ser
justo". Causa faita est, por cor
siguiente.
Ell BoLETIN no ha dicho que dit
pone de la cortG famosa del senO
Doaes; 10 que ha indicado es gu
la conoce, por raz6n muy sencills
ly puede indudablemente publican
Ia, y mas tratandose de defende
I'm inf0rme dc la Junta Provincial
\ a que pertenece su Director, y u
> decreto del Gobierno General, 90
no puede ser mas ajustado & rect
tui y justioia.
oI Suponemos que quedaran sati
r fech0s el senor Dones y So defer
, sor, q quienss protestamos, que 4
. nos gozamos en- ell NAL de nadie.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04
Ell ST. R0nCOrOni.

Hemos tenido mucho gusto er
reclbir Ia atenta J cortes vista de
notable artista y distinguido CT.
ballero sefior Roncoroni, Director
y pa'te principal de Ia afamads
Compaiils dsamatica italiaua que
tebuta esta noche en- nuss.ro Co.
liseo. Al seficr Roncoroni, que
nos ha sido muy recomendsdo dc
Ssntisgo de Ca6a, acompsfiab,
gu digno represent.nte Sr Hs'
belstadt.
Repetimos que nos ha com pla'
cido mueho tan grata visits, qus
.grsdectmos en- 81 aims, dssean
10 al seror Ron:oroni y D 81
troupe Ia continuation de su'
grAndes exitos y .riunfos en- a lee
tro Teatrc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

10 personal, la fantasia; en- 10 pol{.
tico, la hip6rbole; toda religion,
toda est6tics, toda historic, toda
mitologia, toda grandeza es poca
cosa para ser comparada con las
cosas suyas, y de todas sscan pa
labras y nombres en- SUI provecho ;
los adversarios, no pueden Citar nj
& Pelayo, sin correr ell peligro del
ridfculo.
Ell otro dia decia uno q "El Ola
NOR" que buscase la pluma de sus
glorias 9 de sus tyiunfos, y GEL Ola
NOR" contest6 en- seri0 con unOs
cuantos requiebr0s.
Ahora el mismo "Olam0r SO
dirige q otro del gremio, compale
70 suyo, y, replicandole, le dice
bizarre q elegante; habla de la pro
tesla indomabIe que m,antiene en- Ell
basti6n de sus principles; de u,a peri6.
dico de tanto empaye, de tan estors0-
dos alicntos, de tam populares simpG-
tfas, de energtas polticas q denodado
empuje.
Y ESQ que resulta a la postre que
no estar& conforme con 81, " 10
aplaudimosl 81 quiere la excitacl6n
de la flebre. 1Qa6 no le diria, 81
estuviese con 81 confogmei
Y es asi mismo excesivamente
fantastico y ridiculamente hiperb6
lico hablar de la ciudad santa, del
germen creador, de la uncs6n q del
oleo de Ia criatura, del apostoladd
que Hey6 la buena nueva, del oendcu-
10, de la cdtedra, del pontifcado q del
Inde1, para tratsr no mas que de
ESQ que l|amau GutonomtG, que
despu6s de todo, no es otra CO.
50 que una idea vulgar opuesta 3
las conveniencias sociales y a loE
sentimientos patri6tic0s.
/ ~ luego, burlan que nosotros
hablemos del area santa de nuestrO!
principios, que son los principles de
amor & la tradici6n de nuestros
, padres y de la nacionalidad d.
nuestros hijos!
i Hay que convenir en- que ESQ d.
autonomta y autonomistas no es ma
, que pura novela hija de la fantasia
que se apropia las cualidados y lo'
caracteres, resultando TODD verda
dero convencionalismo en- la socie
dad de bombos n.dtuos y de slusio
mes fugsces.
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en- fin, y es.o hay que tenerlo muf
Oresente, que de un extreme al
otro de Ia Isla estaban llegando {
q Habsna, al sefor Marques d.
Pinar del Rio y q la prensa de-
Partido, manifesto clones de apau-
30 y adhesion para los actos y
acuerdos q que venimos refiriea
donos.
Contrayendonos al banquete,
haremos hnicamente menci6n de
final del brindis pronunciado por
eI Excmo Sr Dalegado de las
Provincias de Santa Clara, MA-
sanzss y Santiago de Cuba, por 10
mucho que expresa y simbolizs
hello aquf:
"Hemos realizado, dijo, una obra
meritoria, de la cual debemosestal
satisfechos. cuantos & ella contri-
buimos. CuandO personals tan sig.
nificadas 6 importautes, que tiener
tras de 81 los mas valiosos elemen'
tos, estan conformes y acariciar
una aspiration comdn, es praebs
concluyente de que Sc nalla unids
nuestEa agrupaci6n y de que NJ
ests lejano ell m0mento en- que g
Partido de Union CONSTITUTIONAL
Sc, halle tan vigoroao y faerte come
en- mel )res dias. Lo que convien'
shora es no distraer las fuerzas de
Psrtido y buscar dentro de 81, ,
por los proCedimientOs de una per
fecta discipline, la realization d.
todas las sspiraciones que sean be-
nefciosas para ell pals, y que sen
dolo, han de caber holgadamant
en- ell programa comdu. Brindo
para conclnir, por todos nuestro
correligionarios, y de IN modo ma
concrete por ell sefi)r Marques d.
Pinar del Rio'.
] T6canos ahora reprodueir uns
una sola, de las manifsstacione
de adhesion y APPLAUSE recibiaa
de Provincias, con motive de 10
acuerdos en- question, por el S
MARQUES de Pinar del Rio. Pro
cede del Presidente del Comit
Provincial de Matanzas, y dice:
"Marques de Pinar del Rio
Observation-Disclosures de est
Jurisdiction, visto con pesar gu
todo genero de discrepancies con
Queen siempre 4 lamentables des
varios, acogen hoy con verdader
j1bilo la noticia comunicada pG
esa Comisi6n de que ha terminal
sus trabajos con complete EXIT
Felicito 8 Vd. calurosamente e
nombre de todos, porque con pa
trlotismo digno de menci6n ha 10
grado aunar las voluntades, alcan
zando el fin que perseguia. Hag
, extensive esta felicitaci6n d Ii
miembros de Ia Comisi6n por 6
concurso & tan meritoria obra.-
; Jose Grande".
i Concluimos eatss lineas prom'
tiendonos. una vez mas, Ia espIel
dida realization de tan elevados
, pa.ri6sicos anhelos, y estampand
con verdadera conviction y pl'
; Ger essas palabras. que contiens
! Ia fiel expression de nuestro desc
hacia los correligionarios de
1,ls de Cuba y su nobi ihms en-
; press actual:
i lAuimo, constsncis, ID alcar
Ear Ia meta!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

10 soso de graciaa discsrnido por
"a Janta Provincial iniciadora y
orgsniz sdora de Ia patri6sica CO.
iecfa en- obsequio de las Locales.
E total de Ia suscrici6n, como
'abon nuestros lectores, alcanza Ia
respectable suma de 1854 80 pc.
SOS.
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Ell sR DONES.

Este Sr Professor de Manatf, Sc
parade recientement del msgiste
rio pdblico por diferentes falta'
en- ell servicio, tlene, sin duda, e
prop6sito de agravar su situation
evidenciando los poderosos mott
vos que aconsejaron aquella me
dida.
Y es de lamentar que los termi'
nos corteses que emplea ahora pa
ra repliear oil BoLErIS Nd hayan
lido siempEe iguales, en- otros mo-
mentos, para 50 bien.
Nieganos que I'll 90 haya recono
cido culpable y que sc dea varios
motives para Ell separation.
Qulen reconoee nu sstra b lena
fe y Stirms que es incuestionabls
nuestra ustracion, Gu tesminos
que le agradeeemos, debc tambiel
snponer que no hemos hablado Sit
eonocimleuto dc eausa, y menos
po, desoo dc mo!estatle, que no f1t
janss nutslro Amino, sine, pura.
menle, para poner cn 90 lugaF 10
yerdad dssiigurada por Las eolum
mas dc "El Clamor.'
Para sabet 81 cl tshor Dones se
eonnesA ealpablc no hay mAs qae
olr al se6of DoIcs mlsmo no la,
mis quo lscf sa naeya deivnsA sp
d,eho eolegs. J de<in nuesa, pos
Que hay osra CT q cEpetisnss res-
psetivo
IQ8e Vi sc eouIi ~ ealpab!e !
sayss tca cssAs tfAscs
Sc nes o., ld6 10 que dice eagge
linoss cl Decsv,o Ofsanleo 80.
Ls ncnGAtle clsldo iiabls Aa4s .
jassao gae nsdlc iba tomas ca
ssfio ehisso os eesgosA.es. Assssrs
- IL s~lp~
k q l.ss9 ~ hsG DoEea easasa lie
ss - smo qec - 1lsA1 dsa ia =
ssa pea - eE is Aaf pr ID saasEs&ssa
Il s8g@ s2sg@A en- sxas ss g~f -
tas@ haso . 4 as&ss se'a I &c 10 .@s
as AAsea Hr as g@E @EaasgAst 1as hsagsn
ezl saassa aaea&a
l Aess fsAxgv. assa@&s. - esAss
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

Ia habido sus peroS; no es orc
todo 10 que reluce, nj cosa pare
cids.
Cusnto . 10 segundo ! quieu ss
be si los supuestos hoSSannaS por
al Manifest t., sc han ya converti'
DO a estas horas. por obra y gra.
cia de la gran reunion, en-
di.uvios de sombrerszosr"
Qle pudiers muy bien hsbel
,ucedido, pues NO todo ell monte
as oregsno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04
NOMliisA MIENTuS.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04

Anuncismos con mucho gusto
que estan ya concludes y abier-
tos al transito y circulaci6n de los
trenes los puentes de6niIivos des'
de Martin PEN, con exclusion dc
& te, que esia para terminarse
hasta Cambalache.
T d. celebrar es el suceso, = POI
81 envismos nuestros placemes
la Empresa del Ferro carril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-04
CASINO EsPANOL.

Recordamos que el domingo
proximo tendra efecto en- los ele'
gantes ealones de aquel patriotice
Centric el gran Bi!e de RNata
acorlado por Ia Directive.
Los preparatiyos hacen augarsl
una esp.e eadids fiesta, digna, come
sodas lac que Ia han precedido, d.
Ios brillautes prestigios del Casi
40 E'psnol.