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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-26

AS-Hace dos dias que no nega esta Ciudad ell
cofreo de Ponce, sin duda detenido por Ia cre-
ciente del Rio de la Plata. 1CuAndo tendremos
tan necesario puente en- la Carretera Central9
Mentira parece que este ocurra en- Puerto Rico al
inalizar el siglo d1ez y nueve.
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El amigo FontanIllas Sc propone presentar ell
domingo sus parroquianos de La Catalina un
naena que no habra NADIA mas que pedir.
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Desde hoy empezamos publican en- la sec
ci6n correspondence, los itineraries de la nea de
vapores ngeses The NeaO- York & Porto Rsco
Steamship Company de la cual son agentes nues-
tros amigos los sres. Latimer y Fernandez de
este Comercio.
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Completeness I'm estimado amigo nuestro
publicando 81 sgulente artlculo:
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rriente.
OCULISTA

Sufrimos un error en- nuestra edici6n de an.
tier al decir que ell juez municipal de Bayam6n
es q la vez administrator de Correos. Ell raro
caso que nos ocup6 ocurre en- otro pueblo de la
Isla.
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Nos informa nuostro amigo cOmpaFiero el
senor Fernandez Juncos Que podra dar prin-
cipio maRana sabado, sus lecciones en- la Socie
dad Econ6mica, por falta de tempo para pre-
pararlas debidamente. Queda alberta la matrl'
cuIa para estas classes que anunclaran oportuna-
mente.
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Ek4X Ell apreciable Sr. D. Narcso Baraibar Ururf.
ks7catedratico de la Escuela Normal Superior de
Maestros de Puerto Rico, autor de varias otras de
ensefanza prem1adas en- Gel tamenes literarlos de
claradas de texto por el Gobierno de S. M, ha te-
nido la atenci6n de dedlcarnos un eJemplar de su
libro TsorS0 de Ia Lecture kscritwro, con 6re0es
nOciomes sobre revision de Ieros que haarregado al
programa de la dicha ensenanza Lo leeremos
CON gusto agradecemos mucho eli obsequio
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Ell vapor Mamueto cargo en- este puerto para
la Habana 81 sacos 1929 kllos cafe, Al sacos
maiz, 10 barriles sebo de reg, GLIB serones ajos y
5OT4 plpas de vino para Santiago de Cuba.
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ff~ Parece que nuestro querido amigo D. Rafael
Fabian, concejal diputado del alumbrado pdblico,
contln6a enfermo de Ia vista, pues los pescantes
de los faroles en- la Gale de San Justo, esqnna de
San Francisco Fortaleza SO mantienen con ell
comso65do parche como 81 tuviesen un divieso que
reventar
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Los preparados Balsamicos al Guayacol de
Or Rodriguez Castro curan todas las afecciones
del pechO
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Un respectable mgo nuestro, funclonarlo
pdblico vecino de los altos de una de la calle
de la Fortaleza cuyos bajos hay un estable,
cimiento de comercio quejase amargamente d.
ciertas reuniones que dice Sc celebran ALI haste
las atlas horas de la noche, que lie implden des
cansar tranquilamente. Cuenta que Sc canta ALI,
Sc grita, Sc hacen cenas Sc pronuncian palabras
que no deberfan oir familias dlstinguidas Hi
amigo q que nos referimos Sc propone quejarse
las autoridades porque dice, 10 ha hecho sin
resultado alguno al dueno del establecimiento
de referencia
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NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

En- virtud a veneer en- el presente mes la
contrata que tenlamos celebrada con don Pedro
Lopez para que se entendiera directamente con
los suscriptores de esta Capital cesaremos desde
Ell 10 de Dicie'nbre de remitir ell pe1i6dico al do
micilo de los suscripto' es y los que deseen con
tinuar deberan entenderse directamente con esta
Administrator, avisandolo antes del dia 20, la
intelgencia de que desde ell citado dia 10 la
cripci6n servlda domiciio valdra SO ctvs men
suales pagaderos adelantados. No 6s possible tener
repartidores exclusives por un chavo el n1mero.
Con el presente repartimos una hoja mpresa que
pueden llenar los q. deseen suscribrse remtir
la & esta redaccl6n. 6-l
Sc ha dlspuestO por el Gobierno General
consecuencia de 10 interesado por la Comandancia
de Marina, que SO haga saber dona Encarnaci6n
Garcia, residente en- Truiilo.bajo, propietaria del
vapor Laura varado en- la que ha de ocupar
el relleno que esta practicando por las Obras
del puerto de esta Capital, Ia necesidad de que
retire ell citado vapor ell mas breve plazo posi-
ble fin de no entorpecer los referidos trabajos
esy-EN Ell ALMACEN Be DIN JOSE 7. SILVA, Te-
Superior marca Petersen en- caias de 100 atas de una
en superior Para las pr6Emas estas de Navidad enen
Il mismo lmacen parda de vino especial de Rh1n
que es seecto cnesta soamene lscala otas 1915
Aver sc inscribieron en- el Registro Civil de
esta Capital las defunciones de Cruz Aquino y
Gonzalez de febre pernic1osa, Santiago Marin, de
6ebre amarillo Felipe Igl sias, de tuberculosis
pulmonar los nacimientos de Antonio Fervencia
Providenca Hernandez Castro, Enrique Eduar-
do Fraile y Ferrer Jose Antonio Gutierrez y
Torres.
Con carga general para varios ha entrado
hoy en- nuestro puerto procedente de Barcelona y
escalas, el vapor espanol CSadad de Somtomder.
Cambios del Banco Espa1ol fjados en- la of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de la
tarde:- Espana, 10 pS. - Londres DIV, $40
9.-Parfs, DIV, 26 -ps .-Nueva York, dIv
81 pS .-Habana, DIV. 8 pS.
La Logia mas6nica Palqfoo num- 800 cons
| tituida regularmente en- esta ciudad bsjo los aus
picies del Gran Oriente Nacional de Espana, ha
tenido Ia atenci6n, de invitarnos con motive de
haber erigido un nuevo Taller, la consagraci6n
del mismo, acto que tendra lugar el 80 del co
| rriente las de la noche, San Justo Al. Agra
decemos muy mucho la cortes1a
Nos suplican lamar nuevamente la atenci6n
del senior Acalde respecto de los abusos cometi
dos por vecinos de la planta baja de la casa nd-
nero So, de la calle de la FortaIeza, que cesar
de arrojar q la via p6blica aguas complete es
tadO de putrefacci6n, capaces de desarrOllar una
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VAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN:-~ Ell es-
pa6ol Ramon de Lorrtnoga sali6 el % del corrien.
t. de Liverpool para este puerto.-El espanol
Rama6n de Herrera llegara ell 80 del corriente de
la Habana y escalas.-El espanol Alfonso XIII
sali6 de la Coruf1a ell 81 del corrlente.--El espa
1ol BwemGventUro sadra ell de Diclembre proxl.
no de Liverpool con direction este puerto.
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In Correspondence do PusrtO-Rlc0
Vsernes, g6 de NOVscmBre de 1899

~ La suscricf6n 4 LA CORRESPONDENCE vale DOS
PESOS POR TR1MESTRE adelantado los puebos de la
1sa No serv8 ninguna suscrici6n Ia carta de
RNtsO Sc acomnana 81 Yalor de un trmestre.
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Francamente. LA cultura de la Capital de
Puerto Rico exige que Sc eviten las Was pdbli.
cas- ciertos espeotaculos que podrlamos lamar re-
pugnantes. Nos referimos esas mancornas de
presos que SO llevan desde la Carcel hasta la Au-
diencia aherrojados con esposas haciendoles per-
der el resto de pudor que les queda 81, en- reali-
dad, son criminales pues no todos los presos 10
son nj debe conslderarseles como tales, antes de
ser juzgados sentenciados. Creemos CUE por
quien corresponds deberla disponerse la construc-
ci6n de un coche cellular que ene las exigencas de
ese servico que evite los espectaculos los SON.
rojos que referimos. Esperamos que nues-
tro celoso Alcalde tome en- cuenta 10 que dejamos
escrito
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Nos suplican lamar nuevamente la atenci6n
del senior Alcalde respacto de los abusos cometi
dos por vecinos de Ia planta baja de la casa nd-
nero &c. de la calle de la Fortaleza, que no cesan
tado de putrefacci6n, capaces de desarrollar una
0nidamIa
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NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

Nos suplican de nuevo desde Caguas, lamar la
atenclon de quien corresponds, respecto al estado
de abandono en- q. Sc encuentra Ell alumbrado p6.
ollco al extremode hallarse oscura la poblaci6n
no obstante la cantidad consignada en- presupuesto
que cobra el rematsta. Ademas es escandaloso
10 que sucede con los enfermos pobres. Estos
los manda Ell Alcalde al dep6sito de cadaveres
que existe en- ell cementerio del pueblo donde
ademas Sc practican las autopsias, pereciendo
aquellos sin mas auxilios facultativos, hasta tai
punto one hace algunos dlas, uno de esos enfer
mos, ell anciano Can6a, va desperate. abandon6
e local Sc arroj6 al rio Caguitas donde apareci6
ahogado.
X Los senores don Juan Perez Fernandez, don
Antonio Otero Lara, don Jose B. Loubriel Pera.
"a, don Manuel Fernandez Mascara don Julie
Montila Marquee y don Julio G.. Otero Cuyar,
han tenido la atencion de invitarnos para un bal
le de confanza que tendra lugar en- Ia casa Ayun-
tamiento de Bayam6n en- la noche del 27 del CO.
rriente.
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An6nimO On tonic

Completeness al respectable amigo que Ia sus.
cribe, publicando la siguiente carta y el an6nimo
que la acompahaba:
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Con carga general para varios ha entrado
hoy en- nuestro puerto procedente de Barcelona y
escalas, ell vapor espa1ol Csudad de Sontomder.
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81 decano de los maestros de esta Ciudad
nuestro amigo el senor don Manuel s. Cuevas
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UvOs bzzpe9sOreS

BUCHES DE BACALAO y PEz-PALO.
Ofrecen Boquero q Gdmdaro.
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.ARMAs Y JIMENEz
Cruz 13

VENDEN poy $3.50 al cOntado, 5arr6zes que con.
taenen cadG 0nO los sagWSentes efect0s de VadrGo.
Media docena dulceras tapas planas.
Media idem azucareras 3 dulceras, atlas tapas.
Media ldem jarritos
Media idem 1dem sin asa.
Tres idem copas para aqua, abradas lsas.
Dos idem idem para vino idem idem.
Un cuarto idem dulceras atlas grandes, tapa.
Media idem encurtideras fuentes.
Dos idem plattos labrados.
Una fdem tazas platillos.
Media idem saleros individuales.
Un jarro para aqua.
Upa quesera.
Este surtido muy convenience para los gran
des como para ospequenos esabecimntos, porque por
POGO dinero empleado, Sc tiene gran surtdo
Venta pazos, $2-Comprados estos efecos por sepa-
rado cosaria cada barr de gual surido, $l4 55Empa
que pe1fecto.
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Cambios del Banco EspanoL fjados en- Ia Of
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de la
tarde:- Espaha, 10 pS - Londres, 8 div, $40
81 pS .-Habana 8 DIV. 19 pS,
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No debe extraflar nuestros consequences
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eg~EN Ell ALMACEN DE DON JOSE T. SILVA, Te-
tuan nmero 81 hay constantemente mantequia Danesa
Superior Petersen cajas de 100 latas de una libra
200 de media libra So quntal Ha nburgO tam
ien superior Para las pr0xmas estas de Navad tenen
el mlsmo smacen parda de vino especial de Rhin
Que seecO cuesta solamente Sl2 btas
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-08-12

WEDNESDAY. August 10. 1s9
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J.s-I am selling at cost to close my entire
stock of Ladies' and Misses Coats and New
Markets also few Odd Suits Mems Clothing.
JAS C. Young, Bel Air, Md.
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N.tS-To Sheep Raisers.-I will sell two
handsome thoroughbred Southdown Bucks,
one year old, l thoroughbred Oxford Down
Buck. The Southdowns are from Druid Hill
Park and the Oxford Down from David Strick
Ter. Also 80 young Grade Ewes. These
Sheep are all as pretty pictures. E. 4.
Wilson, Pylesyille. Nd 5au2t
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Two Manly Men.

The recent death of Mr.. William Galloway,
in Bel Air, may recall to the minds of some of
our readers an incident in which the chivalrous
courtesy of Mr.. Galloway and Capt. A. Lingan
Jarrett was strikingly displayed. In 1857 they
were opposing candidates for Clerk OF our Cir
cult Court, Mr. Galloway being the nominee of
the American party and Capt Jarrett the
Democratic candidate.
A number of Capt. Jarrett's friends were as
sembled at his home ut late hour on the night
of the election, receiving returns from the
county. The election was very close and the
excitement intense. About two O'Clock i'll the
morning the final returns came i'll, showing
conclusively that Mr.. Galloway was elected by
IL majority. Mr.. Jarrett's friends were not
only disappointed but incenSed. The narrator
left the house, as soon the result was known,
and on the street met Mr.. Galloway going into
Can't Jarrett's house. Fearing that something
dsagreeable might occur if the successful cam
didate should enter, he returned to the room
and told Capt Jarrett that Mr.. Galloway was
coming in, advising him to meet him at the
threshold. The Captain, then in the full Vigor
of his manhood, stepped outside and meeting
Mr.. Galloway with OutStretched hand, said
MFR. Galloway, congratulate you upon your
election" Mr.. Galloway took the Qutstretched
hand, remarking, "Lingan, you are mist tken.
You are elected and have come to congratu-
late you" 1t thus happened that Mr.. Gallo
way first learned Of his election from his OPP
pOncnt. Captain jarrett, with manly courtesy
and old-fashioned hospitality, insisted upon his
entering the house to partake of the good
cheer provided, and the example set by Cup
tain Jarrett was followed b. his friends. Mr..
Galloway was congratulated and made well
come and the meeting was prolonged.
This little episode illustrates the manly char
acter of these two men, one of whom has pass
ed away while the other survives, but has pro-
badly forgotten the affair. Very few of those
who were present at that scene remain but
probably not one of them fails to remember
the admiration which the manly conduct OF
the two men inspired. D
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laS-For Sale.-Boy's Safety Bicycle, "a inch
wheel, in splendid condition. Will sell
cheap. Address Walter B. Young, Bel Air,
Nd 29iu
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Resolutions of Respect to the Memory of
Judge John III. Price.

The trustees Of Darlington Academy adopt
ed the following resolutions upon the death OF
Judge Price,
Whereas, In the all-wise Providence of our
Creator on August 3, 1892. the Board of
Trustees of Darlington Academy has been de
prived by death of one its useful and valued
members, John II. Price, who has been con-
nected with this institution since its organiza-
ton.
Resolred, That while we bow submissively
to the will of an All Wise Being and recognize
death as one of the incidents of His unchange-
able laws it is commendable from time to time
when good, true and honest man dies, that
his virtues be recorded as an example worthy
of imitation.
Resolred, That we as individuals express
our sorrow for his loss. We at the same time
recognize that grief falls upon his family and
we hereby extend to them our warmest SYM
pathy.
Resolged, That The flag of the Academy be
hung at half-nast for three days out of respect
for our departed friend.
Rcsolrcd, That these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this academy, that copies
of them be sent to the county newspaper for
publication and that an engrossed copy be
presented to his afflicted family.
B. j. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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CARSINS RUN CAMP.
Closing ExereIses


The religious exercises at Carsins' Run
Camp were conducted, on Friday morning, by
Rev. T. E. Peters; i'll The afternoon by Rev.
w. A. Mcdonald and at night by Rev. A. H.
Thompson.
Saturday was temperance day. In the
morning the Maryland State Temperance AL
lance work was represented by Rev. w. G..
Herbert and Rev. s. II. Cummings.
At O'Clock the W. c. I. L. of Hartford
county had charge. Mrs. j. F. Woodrow, of
IIavre de Grace, presided. The meeting was
addressed by Rev. DR.. Hubbard of Whining
ton, Delaware. A large collection was taken
up for temperance work.
On Saturday night Rev. j. w. Fleming
preached an interesting sermon.
Sunday morning dawned bright and clear
and at an early hour an immense crowd began
to congregate, which increased in numbers
until it reached upwards of five thousand
The inside of the enclosure was packed and
many persons were unable to get within hear
ing distance of the preaching stand. As here
tofore remarked the order was excellent as
were all the other details of the camp.
In the morning Rev. 3. II. Cummings
preached to the immense throng within hear
ing distance. In the afternoon Rev. j. L.
Wilmington occupied the pulpit and at night
an excellent sermon was delivered by Rev.
Richard Norris.
The order of the day on Monday was as fol
lows: Preaching in the morning by Rev. }.
NJ. Slarrow and in the afternoon by Rev. j. T.
Wilson. The closing sermon at night was de
livered by Rev. j. C.. Clark. Rev. w. G. Her
bert, who had charge of the religious services
at the camp, conducted the closing exercises,
which were continued until late hour, after
which tents were struck and Carsins' Run
Camp passed into history as the most success
full in the recollection of the present genera
ton.
Fifty persons went forward and professed
religion aud there seemed to be great spirit
ual awakening among the entire body OF
Methodists represented at the camp. The
offerings were liberal, more than sufficient
money having been contributed to defray the
expenses. Nearly all of the tentcrs
expressed their intention to take tents
again next year, when it is probable larger
camp meeting will be held at the same spot
A movement is ON foot to buy the ground
where the camp stood and fit it up for perma-
| nent use as a camp meeting place.
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GS-SS, 600 to Loan on First Mortgage, in
sums to suit. j. Martin McNabb, Attorney
at Law, Macton, Md. 15ap
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Fiftieth Anniversary of a Great Baltimore
Enterprise.

The Baltimore piano-manufacturing firm of
Charles NJ. Stieff celebrated its titticth annver-
sary by a large pic mic at barley Park on the
LIST instant. The employees and their friends,
several thousand in number were present and
the occasion abounded in pleasure. Hundreds
of boxes of candy were distributed to the small
walking the length of a large revolving cylin-
der. The prize, u silver watch, was won by
Henry Schmidt. Mayor Latrobe and other dis
tinguished guests were entertained at lunche-
on, the Great Southern Band rendered popu-
lar and classical airs during the day and at
night number of German singing societies at
tended. \ salute of fifty guns was fired by
Ellsworth Camp, Sons of Veterans, and there
was dancing and a good time generally. In the
afternoon addresses of congratulation to the
founder of the firm were delivered by Mayor
Latrobe and IL. X. L. Johnson in English, and
by Theodore Werner in German.
Mr.. Fred. p. Stieif gave an interesting sketch
of the career of his honored father, who found
ed the house of Charles NJ. Stieff He was
native of Germany and began his career in
this country i'll 1887 as teacher of ancient
and modern languages and music, in Dalti-
more. In 1912 he began importing and SELL
ing pianos and in 1856 began the manufacture
of hfSown celebrated pianos. He died Janu-
AIRY LIST, 1862 and the business was carried on
by his SONS for the widow until 1867, when she
gave the business to her sons, John L., Charles
and Frederick p. Stieff. The first named died
in 1876, the other two brothers now constitu-
ting the firm. The reunion WAS pleasant one
and marks an epoch in the history of one of
Baltimore city's largest and most successful
enterprises.
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The Power Of Cash.

See what a small amount of that magic arti-
Gle known as CASH will do for you at the
Popular Dry Goods store of
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If a tariff is not a tax let some of
our protectionist friends explain why
the price of sugar fell when the tariff
on it was removed. If the tariff on
sugar were restored does any one doubt
that the price to the consumer would
be increased! To satisfy the Maine
and Vermont maple sugar makers the
Mckinley tariff bill provides that the
government shall pay them bounty
of two cents a pound on all the sugar
they make What right has the gov
eminent to tax every one who uses
sugar ia order that the manufacturers
of the article can realize a profit :?
Farmers might with equal propriety
demand that Congress should vote
them five cents bushel for all the
wheat they raise, since they receive
no protection from foreign competi-
tion in wheat Are the maple sugar
growers of Maine and Vermont more
deserving than the wheat growers of
Maryland and Pennsylvania d? Great
is the humbug of the Mckinley tariff.
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g-For Sale, Cheap.-A Hench Riding
Corn Cultivator, in good order. Geo. l..
Scott, Darlington, Md. 27my
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Gs-Money to Loan, in sums to suit. Jan
j. Archer, Attorney, Bel Air. 2Sjt

Rg-For Sale-Seven Building Lots in sDal-
lam's Addition to Bel Air, fronting on Main
street extended and Dallam avenue. Enquire
at this office. 27mhtf
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Nag-Never Better, Never Cheaper is what
can say of my stock of Fruits, Nuts, Confec-
tionery, Flavoring Extracts, Spices, &c. Jas.
C.. Young Bel Air, Md.
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Superior to any Fertilizer.

CREswELL p. o., July 10th, 1927 have
about 125 acres in corn and tomatoes, upon
which used Reckord's Special Compound.
used it last year on the same crops as trial
and found it acted superior to any fertilizer
ever used. This season / used % TONS moth
ing else, and my crops look elegant. cheer
fully recommend it to Gamers desiring the
largest crops and finest fruit.
c. SMITH & BRO
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Base Bali.

The Towson Base Ball Club having failed to
meet their appointment with the Victors at
Bel Air last Saturday, II nine was made up
which played the Victors, the score being IL
to in favor of the Victors. Winning battery,
Gilbert and Akers.
The Victors will play the Eagle Tips, of
Hayre de Grace, at Bel Air, on Friday, August
l2th at g p NJ
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Gnad L0nkA

Good looks are more than skin deep. depend
ing upon a healthy constitution of all the vital
organs. II the Liver be inactive. you have a
Bilious Look. il your stomach be dis0rdered you
have Il Dyspeptic Look and If your Kidneys be
affected you have Punched Look. Secure goo
health and you will have good looks. Electric
Bitters is the great Alternative and Tonic acts
directly on these vita organs. Cures PimpieS
Blotches. Boils and gives good complexion. Sold
ut DIR. VIM. :. Richardson & Sons Drug Store,
Rel Air NJ. nm
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1892-08-12

Twenty million dollars in gold
was safely transported from San
Francisco to New York, arriving there
on Tuesday. 1t came by special
train which bristled with guards arm
ed with Winchester rifles. No one
was allowed to approach the train.
1t took fifteen wagons to haul the gold
from the ears to the sub-treasury in
New York.