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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-07
ExPOSITIONS.

Read NJ. Fitzgerald & Co.'S. new adv.
this week.
John Reddicliffe, of Speaker has
been sick the past week.
Some of the latest novelties in Dress
Goods can be found at j. &. Holden's
store.
Chas, Ferguson is sick with infiam-
nation of the lungs at the Rapley
House.
John Black is building a new barn
on his premises in Yale. David Stoner
is doing the work.
Alfonso Gray has built a new side
walk along the front of his property
on Mechanic street.
A. DePeel has the contract for build
ing new house for Thos. Carson.
Andrew is always busy.
Lothian 4 Beard have some onions
on sale at their store each OF which
will weigh llb., 10l ozs.
The weather the past week has been
very changeable. A heavy frost Wis
tied these parts Saturday night.
C. f. Emery is taking charge of A. j.
Wards saloon business during the lat
ter's absence i'm the north woods.
Regular meeting of o. +. $. in Mac
cabee hall, Wednesday evening, Oct.
~. A full attendance is requested.
Rev. w. F. Perkins expects to COM
mence revival work here soon. lie
will make many converts Tor he Is
earnest, sincere and energetic in ms
undertakings.
Mrs. Edward Richardson died Mt heI
home southwest of Yale on Thursday,
Oct. 6, 1892, age "a years. The funeral
will be held Mt the Menerey church on
Saturday ut 10 O'Clock.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-07
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens. that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters.
and have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and We stand ready to refund the pur-
chase price. IL satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity on
their merita.--Grant Holdsn q Bro.
Druggists.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-07

An improved Chester White pig for
service at the farm of Dell Waldorph,
2 miles north and II miles west of
Yale. Fee, Sl.00 spot cash. lSm2
Jas. Mitchell will move out on Jas.
ii. Moore's farm the first part of next
week, therefore our rooms which
they will vacate are for rent. Mrs. j..
G.. Hart. 10
LosT-Somewhere between the sta
ton and fair ground or on the fair
grouLd on Thursday, Sept. 30, lady's
jacket. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at the EXPosIToR Office.
DREssMAKING.-I have fitted up the
rooms over Grant Holden and Eros.
drug store and am prepared to do
dressmaking in the latest style for all
who may give me call Kate Hayes.
For RENT.-The brick store in the
Holden Block belonging to the under
signed is for rent at reasonable rates.
1t has been neatly painted and other
wise fitted up. Apply to NJ. Bearss,
Yale or Port Huron. 10
STRAYED OR SToLEN-From the prem
ises of w. II. Ballentine, BrOckway, on
sunday night, black Newfoundland
dog. A liberal reward will be paid for
his return or any information as to his
whereabouts leading to his recovery.
NorIcE.-I have sold my store and
stock of goods to Martin Bros. d Co.
of Port Huron. All persons indebted
to me will please call and settle. will
pay all accounts at my office in Brock
way TO persons l am indebted to.
now intend to push the Magic Mill
flour and ask the public when i'm want
of our goods to call. A. A. Haskell
Brockway. loft
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-10-07
WITS
ABOUT YOU

When you buy one of our Sl2 and Sl5
Suits for $40. Nobody can accuse YOU
of being short sighted in such a pur-
chase as that; nobody can charge you
with having had your eyes shut. You
will know in an instant whether you
are getting the worst or the best Of the
bargain and the time Will never come
when you will discover that the worst
of it has come your way. 1t is the fash
ion to tlak of guarantees, but did you
ever want better guarantee than the
evidence of your own eyes afford you
Let your own eyes tell the story OF
these Suits and well promise to be sat-
islied with the verdict whatever ii
may be.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
Rnnil Eli~ht.

l have frequently had the opportunity OF
dropping into company with our largest
species of dragon fly along a particular
roadside in autumn.
On foot one has scarcely any means OF
Judging of its speed, for in a moment il
is past you and out of sight; but what is
the experience when you are driving, say
at the rate of eight or ten miles an hour?
The rapid vOyager shoots by you almost
out of sight, then turns, swerving widely
from right to left, and passes you again in
both directions, traversing repeatedly the
ground over which you are travelling but
once.
We are apt to eNaggerate in these mat
tiers, but with every allowance, having
compared the flight of the dragon fly with
that of passing hawk, swallow and cue
kOo, | have computed that it is capable of
flying at a speed of 100 miles an hour
Poachers and Poaching.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
Building House i'm New Guinea,

w. ID. Pitcairn, in his Two Years Among
the Savages of New Guinea" describes 9
summer villa which he built after the ma
tive pattern at a cost of twenty or twenty
five dollars, as follows:
/ drew on the beach a rough ground
plan Of the house, showing the length anC
breadth. the division of rooms and the two
verandas. Peter, one of the chiefs. meas
ured the plan with piece of cane, mark
ing the length and breadth, and then rolled
up the cane and put it in his pocket, OF
rather in his dilly bag, for of course Ma
tives are not provided with pockets.
He went home to his island and i'm few
days came back with several large canoes
with all the necessary logs, timber and Other
materials dashed to them. including the
sage palm leaves for the roofing and the
cane for splitting into laths, and when the
house was finished there was very little
material left. How he calculated so nicely
| cannot say, but of course he had had con
siderable experience in building native
houses.
Not nail was used in the building. On
the seaside biIe house stood in about fouI
feet Of water ut low tide, and on the shore
side was connected with the beach by a
gangway.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
Inc new lorpeaO.

The Sins-EdisOn torpedo consists essen
TALLY of two parts. The upper is merely a
float from which is suspended, at the
depth of about six feet or less, the torpedo
itself; this contains the explosive, the con-
trolling cable, which pays out as the tor
pedo proceeds, a forty horse power electric
motor working thirty inch screw, and a
polariZed relay for working the steering
apparatus. The float and the torpedo are
both composed of sheet copper, the float
being filled with cotton to render it practi-
cally unsinkable; one of these boats has
been under heavy fire without its buoy
aucy or efficiency being seriously affected
CIR the deck are two folding down stand
ards for steering purposes, which are so
arranged that, should the boat dive under
log or wreckage, they fold down into re-
cesses ON the deck, and on being liberated
regain their vertical position.
The lines of the float are well designed
for high speed, having a fine bow and cut
water and the stern well cut away aft
The torpedo is suspended from the float by
means of strong steel stays. The forward
stay is well cut away to enable the boat to
dive under spars or wreckage that it may
encounter. This property of the boat has
been put to severe tests with eminently
satisfactory results. The torpedo consists
of four separate compartments which can
lie taken asunder and reassembled in fif-
teen minutes; thus rendering the torpedo
very easy of transport in holds of ship or
elsewhere. Exchange.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
An Animal Hard tn shoot.

The general color of the Kamchatkan
bighorn is brown gray, the head and neck
rather grayer than the rest of the body.
Both tail and ears are remarkably short.
The coat on those that we shot was very
long and thick, almost like that of a rein
deer, but autumn was we'll advanced, and
have no doubt that in summer it is much
thinner. 1t was curious that we should
not only never have shot, but never even
have seen the females. All those thattfell
to our rifles were rams, as far as we could
judge, from 3 to years old. Whether
the females always herd together or only
at certain seasons it is difficult TO say, and
we were unable to get any information
from the natives upon this point.
woods Magazine.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
Personal Mention.

w. B. Brazellon, VIM. Cameron's
efficient manager is at the Menger.
MIR. w. E. Roach has returned from
Kyle.
Alfred Giles has returned from
Austin.
c. l.. Rierson has returned from
Mexico.
M. Nance, 8 prominent etockman
of Kyle, is guest of the Menger.
Joe Cooley is out again, smiling
ct his friends, after few days sick.
ness.
w, 8. Tobey, of st. Louis, is in the
city.
Mr.. H. D. Kampmann and wife
have returned from California.
Mrs. w. r. Neal, of Seguin, in at
the MahDcke.
NJ. J. Lightner, the Texas horse
lover" is again in the city to remain
for few days.
Mrs. Len Tobin, one of Austin e
fair society ladies, is in the city, visit.
irg her sister.in-law, Mrs. Milton
Everett.
Mrs Fannie Brockman, after q
pleasant visit among friends in this
city, leaves tomorrow morning for her
home in San Angelo, Texas.
Mr.. d G. Proctor, q prominent at.
tOrDey of Cuero is in the city. He is
registered ct the Menger.
Mr.. Louis Alex herman, from st Lo uie
Is visiting the city, guest of I. D..
Sands.
Mr.. e. M. Stapp, ST., general
southwestern agent for Chase & Co
OF Louisville, KY, has returned home
after an extended trip throughout the
United States.
Mrs. w. 3 Davis and Miss Mann lie
Davis, two of Little Rocks charming
society ladies, are visiting Mrs
Davls's sister, Mrs. w. A. Bennett,
Ii West Nueva street.
Albert Monsoon, who has been
visiting his parents, near Weimar, is
again in the city and stopping at the
Alamo fats.
Salvador Cornello was fined IS
for fighting Nicolas Rizzo, by the re
corder this morning.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
The Money Down Class.

DO work for servants?" exclaimed a
prominent Back Bay dentist the other day.
II should say did. Sometimes | wish
had no other patients. Why? Because
with them it's money when the work S
done. -Swells, you know, scorn to pay a
bill when it is contIacteJ, and if l had to
depend upon my fashionable constituents
should often go hungry, Pm thinking"
Boston Globe,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
Military Nnfe.

ofiicer-Private Huber how is soldier
TO behave when he comes in contact with a
civilian?
Soldier-That depends on how the civilian
behaves.-Texas Siftings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08

For Rent, Office room and storage,
ground floor, No. 81 Alamo Plaza. lw
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08

BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL
At Hecht's, the pawnbroker, PAL Com. I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-08
SCREENS

In hundreds of shapes. Our
facilities for buying FANS
and Japanese Goods of all
kinds are SO improved this
season that we are able to
offer such goods to the trade
at prices at about 20 per cent.
less than previous seasons,
which means about 40 per
cent. less than other houses,
sell the same goods for.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
MISCEL

UaA nucya ane.dota del tempo
L. 10 Commune do Pans:
Verde sbase el Eercer eonsejo de
gnesgA ca ci palaaio de Justicia.
Ea el baeqalIlo de anusados %
scs,3 na b asnhre j,ven, de porte
elegAnsc. hasiAntc blcn vest de-.
ncapats dc saSlas pFeguntss de
,Absiaa. Ia pssgaat6 O. Piesidense:
~lSsss via 10 J tsne.s dos hijoei
---st, sxAor.
~-lI,os hlias, M as vesdadf
~--N sshos.
-.r e6ade essAa I
Ia Amigo mlo % encArg6 do
s'isa peso aeahA de moslr. y ahofa
asssa - Il Aullcnoia.
- 2 sessss vsslasi =
~~~@
-~tsassaias. hAod eetsAf & laa
ALIAS ea In sAla,
Fsesa assg16a ec;zafon dos On.
sAssa seszs / tTesea, una de- diel y
aeas afsss y usTA DC ess rec
N eas4@es sas dlIo con smablli.
sa
--~sessasa . a.. tenemos que
aAs . 1. vnsslfu para. Le aguar.
ssfsas - So tals psdxims. lQae'
svA ] sep ~lAses ae Z
- @syas eotimtss
-~s rear.
raa saTa s@ocs6n "a apoder0
- gshisec sss llassha \ sslA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08

asunto, que interesa q tantos habi
5antes de esta Antilla que. i|usio
nados con las promesss, bombos y
exageraciones de tanta Oompanta
desegur0s de vida, han. acceptable
riesgos, qua no son ciertamente
per]udiciales 6 los aseguradores,
pero Of en- alto grado & los asegura-
dos.
Fijense bien, antes de contraar
compromises en- las Companies de
seguros, todos los que intenten
asegarar su vida, y examiner con
detenci6n las condolences de cada
Empresa, las ptimas que exigen
Y la lorna en- que administran los
fondos de los asociados, que 10 son
todos los asegurados.
Otro dia haremos un estudio de
las condolences de las p6liZas d.
SECURE, y ell resultado que ofrecen
las gestiones de muchos admins
tradores, directories y sgentes de
las Companies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
DE AIR t2OYO.

sss a*t sc sA d. Arsa
sa. Ats NA @sr s4slaaa as
s@s"t s*&s .st sfs gea So
a. BE- ests s@s :
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- ssfss s II E*yssm 4iaa
as4aa&5 ~ ii
AZ aa&a&k As 8 "a
ss*ss SIS SIS 80 sssss8ssA s
:. vasssts ? az - So So ss s&
sxs. @s@as > &c =. sta -
gsaA.. s sssssas az AAmssas
axfsAs sst. Sc So 80 - ! So
#sg4s - saso@s. - Ia sssu
IS sasx@a~ sesa "a aaf#s sas Hsa .
sssa sss. sAs&z8s #s A. A8@
80 ss&ssxsss ss sss ss ssss saa
kses sasassa ~ sat 4 ss sgNA
@te ssss a ssnass ssa A .
- So Ns &As u E#as ssa
= - s, asssasss. AHse sss *ssz =
ss ssss i ssax8 8 sAe
- As* sue @ss a~ -
sNSs8 $50 8 &8
Sc As sssss. saA - ~ So
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
MOVIHIEiIo DE PiRIOyiL.

La Gdoeta de hoy iuserta las res
pect.vas Reales OGdenes confirman
do:
En- la plaza de Oioial So Conta-
dor de la Oolecturia de Oaguas 6
D. Arturo de la Oruz y TAtor6 y
nombrsndo posteriormente al mi
mo OiGial 80 Oontadyr de la Ad-
ministracion de R-ntas y Adaana
de Aguadilla, vacaate por cesar
tia de ID. F0rsunato Vizoarrondo.
Tamblen inserta el peri6dico of
cial otra R9al O.den nomOrando a
D. Antonlo Oiria y Vinent para Ia
plaza de Jefe de Negoclado de 3:
ciase, Inrerventor de la Adminls-
tracion Oeutral, vacaute por cesan-
tia de d. j sc Nieo as Daub6n Q ii,
no ea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
Ludagig Dup!ace.
EN- u ELIAS.

Naessro' enthusiasts c,gre,igi),
larios de Pe1uslas han eegido el
iguiense Comi'e local, segda sc
los parsicipa y agcadecemos:
Presidente HonoYario.
DON Juan Masoller.
Presidente efectivo.
Don Vicente Dueno y Cabrera.
Vioe-Presidente.
Don Manuel V6.ez 3 Irizarry.
Voc0les.
Don Miguel Purcell = Sastre.
" Adolfo Grana y V6Iez.
" Placido Domenech y Risra
Suplentes.
Oou Aeonaruo IgaFaVluez y Ian
dr6n.
-" Francisco Oort6s y Bats.
=" Francisco Baeaa J Billar.
iSeGretGri0.
DON Juan G. Gonzalez y Ferrer
Suplente.
Don B 'aulo R Santo y Cortes
Fsiicitsnos . los fehores qul
precstsn por la contisnza y dis
tincton que hsa merseido 4 sul
comi enses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
NOS PL ACE.

En los exameues de p.neba d,
carso dc 6s ado, celcbrado, al dla
s "a j Mo ppdo en- oil Consegvato
r1o de Mosiea J Deelamacloa d,
MaiE.d. iae ealitiea ia la dlstinga,
la senorlta dona Carmen Lacasa J
Agastin con Id noga dc sobresalsea
ts, y, por % tanto, eon desrcho
opsAE al p'emio, qoe ee.eorare
moa o9teuga esmo ca al ano ante.
TO. Al 10 hem0a lesdo en vsrioe
s'eflodiss1s q2c :senen c~nle CD
aosotgs 8. Como ell . feglc tAmo
a dlsa@ asealsJ ssilslna s,norita, ;
aus svn aEvs lattes y proEssares
aAesaa t1tra iva rsEA Gcae "a
oa Ia qao va t'oaer Ia psrpAFa
s3a pAga o3s1aes esEos Esiuntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
TELEGRAPH EN CIllEs.

Ndestros distinguidos amigos De
Olales los sehores b anco y vicer :
nos communication aver que ha que
dado es,ab!ecido el Telegrafo ell
a1nel culto & importante pueblo.
Glstoaislmos nos ha3emos &C,
do tan grata notlcia, J fellciEamos 4
Olsies por el gran paso que en- IL
senda del p;ogreso ACADIA dc dar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08

Arroyo como de GuaTama. Pa.
til'as, Maonabo = Yah ,coa =,
myoa nuebioe sxi>tan n,floa en- Is
casa escusIa del Sr Hak } fneron
10 cpiai6a cue e,ts es una dc |as
nejores de Ia Ia!s. = essa opinioo
10 es aisIada, pues ia em;si6 igua'
an acto de vista, el Exemo Sr
.3onis do Caspe, esclarecido Ga
bsrnador qus fge de esss Isia =
autoe dc Ia Reorganization de 10
Ensf nsuza psimasia, por suTo 70
mento y prosperidsd Sc interes6
vivamsnte; y q cuYa Superior
Autoridad de5s el pats, por gu
bsnefiea obra, much, gratitud,
aiendo, puer, el G ,nsral D,spnjol |
luo de los goberaan.s, de mas
grata recordacion aqui.
Como Jasto premio-2rosigue
al comunicante-ol Sr Genera |
Dsspujol propu'o al ssfior lake
para Professor Superior de una ds
las dos escuelas de 10 Capital
honrosa distinction que, cories =
rsspetuo samente, declir6 dicha
ssfior, en- su des,o de continuar
residiendo en- Arroyo, pueblo de
sus afecclones = aim patias; y en-
tonces el Condo de Caspe le pro-
puso para Ia Eacomienaa de la
bel la Cst6lica, que le fue confe.
rida librs de gastos, sienio de
nosar que Ia Ia,pecci6n y Ia Co.
misi6n han consignado siemprs
Las mas honrosas calf :aciones
acerca de Ia escuels del Sr Halks,
10 mismo que la JdntA !oca; J
que dicho ilustrado Maestro es.
.;ribio. en- 1889, una important
obrs sohrs "O:togrsfia de Is
Lsngua Castel ana," con mas de
;incuenta rsglas naevas. que me
recio Ia aprobaci6n de Ia JantA
Superior"
e comunicants concluye asj.
E,, pues, al senior Haks un
professor de re.cnociia iustrac;6o
7 competea sis, cue adopta en- Ia
ensenanz, reglas nUsvas con muy
fAvoTables resu tsdos, teniendo su
as;Ieia & graudisima alsura; pue,,
ademas, impulsado por 81 am or
d Ia Iastfuc lion, grat9itamente ,
en- las horss de su destauso, d.
clases dc ing' y de fran 3e,, lido
mas que poaee con perfecci6o,
aabiendo cauea C muchi-lmo 0
agrado el exsmea que. da@poe
lei Official, hizo Ia cla e le gtsma
tics, combina Ia con las DO ,ng &.
frances = esp&n)l, hsbisnio con
Isestsdo los-ninoa cou una correc-
Eaioa Admirable. PR to 10 10 cua
| 81 Sr Alcalde Pie i enis D. E1ge
nio Ruiz de VA el | no Sr d.
Ssos tiln Man = = vera, Yo
| Il. tg Is J Ints, & nom0ye De eta,
ina req conclude o. acto. EXPIRE
aaron sus plasem: a. i'a-trsio,
aborioso y con q tenie prof4aor
sefior HMks con fta'es de jalt,
sncomlo por los res1itados d. ios
sxamenes, que cs'ti :aron lie mty
brsttanfes y en- ertrsmo satiSfa;
torios, interpretando al, no rolo
oa eenimientoa de la Junss, ein0
| iel respectable pdb leo ALI congre
gajo, y eieudo generates Y unanl-
nes Ias felicitacioness A. Sr II k,
ssi de los sed )rss de Ia Jlnts,
;osno dc los caba leros, ssfiorss y
enori;as que, con ga prese liz,
isb'n = acto mayor rea'ce ? e.
| sndor."
| Ma sho celehrsn>, 81 pro <reso
notable que acusa Ia E cues ell :
nental de Arroyo, sekdn e re.
% aotsrior, Y 4 cuso iussraio
Frof'sor, sehor Huks, enVia e
BoLEriS sns mas cordia Ga lei
sso'oars. Profssores como si ST.
n)r Hnks honr.n nj G ,hi-rno '
- eiase, ygsrAn'iE,a 10 iassgu.
s'on, hsse sexusa DE- vertadefc
orog teso moral = material DE- Ios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
3ACETA DE AoY.

Dase cuenta de una Real Orden
desestimando una petial6n de Don
Fernando Lopez Tuero, que Sc
ofseeia & dssempensr sin sueldo al
guno la CStedra de Agriculture del
ibst!tnto de q Ensefianza, y nom-
brandD para esta Oatedra, interina-
ments, 4 ID. Rafael Felipe Janer y
8 ,ler. Lsio en- Ciencias, con el
sueldo anual do $500 y 900 de go
bresuelio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-08
La QUESTION COLONIAL.

Las iltlmas notlsias del DAho-
nay sonut Ian una verdadera cam
, IA; = 001 so!dados indigo las Sc
sn refu giado en- Ga.a1ahsio, ; el
'ey ha dAGo ordea para reuair ~
iaa saa tropas en- Ailala. Poi ora
psE,e. p foee one tres mil muJeFes
.tmais 80 ban rea ilo 81 Ii MS
IA osndad J ca las eefe uias; pr
Aao.s vsiAa dcssl aaxlAs 4 p epasaF
Aos viTcxps J mnnl sloaes dc gleua.
% casa de neess d ID 4 lueha'
soa saa mag.dos ca csc pAis Ia.
magesss con solda los dc bneaa o.
Iili1l.
Pos osta pArsc, el 1ioh.eTa, ha
svc b 30 bapaas noslulas aocfca d.
- s4Askuars fsanccsAa del AIisa
res EfAl
IL ooesa. 10 Trposl Anuaela on
- rag aatassa Moaseii, de qaicu
a. So etRa se "a a~sis
see 90 IS 80 aaIA a. Ice
sasit&s psgsea del caalao qae h.
is Er~svsgxg La mlssoa De II
u &ssss ses CSC ca asssvc ~ 81
sikrs. + sxp eas Ia segs3a qas ~
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Nom5rldo Sscretario del Ayun.
tamiento de Loisa ID. Pedro Ramos
Marias, qle bg iraba en- primer Ia.
gar &c Ia terna propuesta oil efecto.
Aprobando el itinerarlo de 10 vi.
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as EscueIas de vsrlos pueblos de
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Reales nCmbramientos de one GO
haee me'lto On otro lugar.
Reales Ofdenes one publicare.
mos en- el proximo n6mero.
Saba iiSs.
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