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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26
Recortamos de un peri6dico de Ponce:

'Don Jose Julian Garcia, vecino de Coano,
desea saber ell paradero de SUI hermano don Ma
nuel Antonio Garcia, que EMBARGO para Venezue-
la hace mas de dos amos, escribiendole desde ca,
racas hace mas de un aio, con encargo de que al
contestarle dirgiera las cartas al general don Pa
tricio Torres de aquella capital, sin embargo de
haberle escrito distintas veces, ha vuelto OBJ
tener contestaclon. Sc suplica la reproduction de
este reclamo los peri6dicos de Xenezuela
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Nos suplican varios vecinos lamar la aten-
ci6n de qulen corresponds, sobre el ndmero de
perros vagabundos que pululan por las GALES del
barrio de Ia Marina en- horas avanzadas de la no.
che pues son una continue amenaza para ell pacf-
ico transeunte que tiene que pasar por las dichas
calles
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26
Doctor Coll-cruz 2s

Lo Hustrocadm Puertorraque1a su intere-
santisima edici6n repaEtida hoy trae dos buenos
retratos, uno del malogrado bardo don Francisco
Alvarez, otro del distinguido puertorriqueho
bado representando Ell edifcio de la Intendencia
de Hacienda de Puerto Rico y un dibujo copis de
un curioso fen6meno que Sc exibe en- Utuado y
del mismo que nos ocupamos en- otro lugar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26
Dice un colega de Humacao:

'Dicennos que requerido el empresario del
acueducto, en- proyecto de esta villa, para dar
comienzo los trabajos, ha pedido una pr6rroga
hasta Setiembre para formalizar ell contrato.
Lastima grande es que fracasara la realization
mucho 10 tememos, porque en- pr6roga mas pro-
rroga va pasando ell TEMPO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Hemos probado el excelente vino Valdepe-
nas que venden esta Marina por cuarterolas y
garrafones los Sres Rodriguez Hermanoy Ca, y
podemos asegurar que es recomendable. Lease el
anuncio en- Ia seccion correspondence.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

machete: Manuel Pisona Santiago Jaconin por
pelea en- la Gale de Tetuan; Pedro Garcia por su-
puesto autor del hurto de ajos en- el muelle ocu-
pandole 40 cabezas; Eusebio Onet fu9 curado en-
el cuarto de- socorros de una herida leve inferida
por Casimiro Roena
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Del puerto de Mayaguez Sc ha despachado
para Filadolfa la goleta inglesa Neva con 642 sa-
cos Y ZIG bocoYes pesando 92OO3 kilos de az1car
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

~ Hemos tenido Ell gusto de recibr la tercera
hoja impresa P6rtles Polstscos que viene publican
do ell senior don Tomas Carri6n, en- Juana Diaz.
Esta Ultima es La de nuestro amigoy compahero
don Salvador Brau, director de EV Clamor del
PnSs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Ell senor don S. del Valle alcalde de Anasco
ha tenido la atenci6n de invitarnos para el solem
ne acto de la distribution de prenios entire los
alumnos de aquelas escuelas, acto que ha debldo
tener lugar aver domingo. Agradecemos mucho
su atencion
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Soliclte usted en- todas las farmacias bien re-
putadas de la Isla, los preparados Bazsdnaacos al
Gedqacoz de don Jose Rodriguez Castro.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Por el vapor A0ales Sc ausentara en- la ma
drugada de mahana, nuestro estirnado amigo
don Fernando de Ojeda que acompanado de su
distinguida esposa, va tomar possession de su
destino de Administrator de la Aduana de Aqua
dilla. Les deseamos muy buen viaje.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Un industrial de ArecIbo llamado Justiniano
Clevelen ha construido aparato de su lnven-
ci6n con Ell cual rebaja pulimenta las bolas de
billar que esten cascadas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Ell vapor Juan Forgas cargo en- Ponce para
la Habana 2l8 sacos % COL kilos cafe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26
NoTAs Y NoTICIAs CURIosAs

En- Santa Clara (Cuba) estan en- SUI mayor
fuerza las escogidas de tabaco calculandose pasa
ran de $4,000 los tercios Sc escoian de la aroma
tica hoja Las condiciones del tabaco de esta cose
cha son superiores y q mas de haber sdo muy abun-
dante, alcanza regular precio Los escogidos han
dado colocacion gran n1mero de hombres no
pocas mujeres, que con esta industria, que forma
uno de los principales elementos de vida de San
ia Clara, tienen asegurada su subsistence.
Dfcese que Ell movimiento hostil Su Santi-
dad Leon XIII, iniciado entire los cat6lcos fran
ceses realistas esta siendo motive de viva discu-
sion en- los cfrculos del Vaticano. La aceptaci6n
de la Repdbl1ca como forma de Gobierno para
Francia, hecha por ell Padre Santo, ha causado
profundo disgusto muchos cardenales, quienes,
disintiendo de semejante resoluci6n, han manifes-
tado que tienen Ell derecho de adoptar una actitud
polftica hostil en- absolute la rep1blica. Aseg1-
rase que algunos de dichos Cardenales han mani
festado Su Santidad su fntimo modo de pensar
en- este asunto 10 que le ha producido profundo
disgusto.
Dicen de Nueva- Y ork que reunidos en- gran
n1mero los sastres en- Cooper Union" Sc ocuparon
del proyecto presentado al Congreso pidiendo Sc
limite $l0O ell valor de la ropa hecha de uso
particular que Sc permita introducir los pasaie-
ros, hbre de derecho. En- Ia reunion que fuG
precedida de una parada de 1909 miembros de
la "Journeyman Taylors Union ndmero IL dijo
Mr.. J. B. Lennon q. es miembro del actual gabi-
nete.hace eonfeccionar su ropa en- Ingaterra, que
10 mismo hacen mas de cincuenta mil personas en-
los Estados- Unidos En- todos los discursos Sc
denunci6 la injustcia de que los intereses de los
sastres esten exceptuados de la protection pri-
vllegios de que gozan otras industrias, insis.
ito en- que bajo la legislation VICENTE este res
pecto los sastres perderlan en- Ell ano 10000, 600
Ell gobierno mas de $4,000, 900. Sc acord6
pues, que todos los que Sc hallaban presentes re-
comendaran efcazmente la adopci6n de apetici6n
hecha al Congreso que lleva 26 mil frmas, la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26
HOY ha tenido luga

Hoy ha tenido lugar el entierro de una tier
ma criatura hija del honrado artesano don Jose
Aldeco Romero, 4 quien, 10 mismo que su
apreciable fanlila, enviamos las palabras de con-
suelo que han menester para soportar tan rudo
golpe-Un Gnaqgo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26
FL DOCTOR GUIJARRO oranon

SuS S0FVlClOS pFOI0SlOual0S en- MANATI. 0U--0
En- vista de las noticias alarmantes que con
respecto del colera SO han recibido la Junta local
de Sanidad de Humacao Sc dispone para temar
las oportunas precausiones sanitarias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Ell domingo II del corriente 2O4 imponentes
depositaron en- la Gaia de Ahorros de Mayaguez
Ia suma de 1885,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

s- Ell curioso fen6meno de que hablamos en-
otro lugar que publica La Hwstracs6n P1ertorrs
qae5a, Sc exhibe en- Utuado conservado alco
hol, en- la farmacia de don Francisco B. Martinez
Els un cerdo que nacio ell IA de Abril que vivi6
sels horas, representando las anomalies sguientes
references todos 4 la conformation aspecto es-
terror muy rarlsimos por cierto,) que tienen su
asiento la cara He aqul como describe el CO.
legasel fen6meno citado: "Una Inca vertical que
tomase origen en- la parte mas alta del frontal
quedarla en- el mismo plano que la region mento-
MANA, la cual es redondeada casi plana de mo-
do que desaparece la forma prolongada que Sc
presenta estos seres. Los ojos estan uni
dos por la membrane esclerotica en- forma de sa-
co; es decir que esta es comun ambos de modo
que existe separation de las 6rbtas, por faltar
las paroles internas de esas cavidades FL apa
ratio de la olfaci6n ha desaparecido, solo
existe la pared inferior de las fosas nasales,
sobre cuya GAIA superior tonla asientoela ma
sa que constituye ambos globos oculares te-
niendo obturada la abertura posterior dichas
fosas. Los tejidos que constituyen la trompa han
sufrido una desviaci6n hacla arriba, quedando So
losunida4por raiz. Los organos internos no
presentan ningdn caracter diferente del que CO.
lresponde al estado normal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26
Resurrection de La salud

Los tsicos asmatcos los que padecen de bronquitis
broncoreas demas afecciones de las Was respraoras
Los que RESTRAIN fecuenca los que padecen de tos
ronquera, eben e Jarabe Balsamico al Qua
yacol del
DTs Rodrf$11ez Castro
Mas de quinientos medicos garantizan expe-
iencias los efecos de maraviosa medicina Las
nadia, enfermo Curac6n de los catarros "a horas.
Calma la tos la segunda cucharada Cura la bronqus
cronca 10 dias. Cura el menos de Gu
la GRIPPE. Comprad este maravioso medicamento
Ia farmacia de GUILLERMETY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

Ella suscTici6n 4 LA CORRESPONDENCE vale DOS
PESOS POR TRIESTRE adelantado los pueblos de la
Isla No serVa ninguna suscrici0n ST la
ayisO acompana el va1or de un trimestre
- -OJO AQUI-En la Tipografia de LA CoRREsPoN
DnNcA Sc hacen toda case de abajos de mprenta pre-
clos sumaRente econOmcos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-26

po que solo escribe en- ell verano y en- el campo.
.Antiguamente no era case raro encontrarlo por
los 5ouleuards, con lapiz cuartillas, tomando
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
The Gillian fir.

Ia the face of all tois-Chii.'d expressed
willingness to wl.hdTay the Malta circular,
her assurance that no cffance to tie Amer.
lean naval Uniform was meant By the Val
paraiso STAR, that she deeply grttt'd it,
that Justice would be mated cut to the
goilty, that che would willingly submit to
arbitration any isane on which the sTo gov
ernments could not themselves agree, that
she was anxious to maintain friendship
With the Uoited states-in tie face Of all
this, without giving Chili warning, without
allowing her reasonable M. Mr.. Harrison
dictates an abrupt AID exacting ultiua.um
which might have Involved the country In
a costly aud disastrous war had the Chilean
government narilea.ed lees calmnesa and
good ssSse than 1t tas now shown.
The fortunate result Ia victory for the
American people AID one honorable to
Onili. sis not, towe7er,a triumph Of hr.
Harrison's lingo diplomacy. bu. a triumph
In spite OF tn, ?. Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
EEWs or TE DAY.

Charley AiieheIl challenges John L. Sui
Ivan 10 NEE. him &c q twelve or sixteen.
foot ring.
Henry G. DoTd, known as Jack the
Siesae', Wss acquitted OF murder In New
York yesterday en- the ground that ne wss
inrsue.
Be the premature explosion Of q blast ct
the Rush Bun coal mines in Fsyette county
". Va, yesterday. Ave men we're killed and
i've wounded. All were colosed lsborers.
The leading feature in the debit, In the
douss o! Representatives Seft, rday on the
neE code of rules, vas the successful debut
50 debater Of Mr.. Bailey, OF TsIas, the
youngest member OF shst body.
The United States minister 81 Pekin has
advised the Secretary Of State Of the prac'i.
cal suppression OF the rebellion in Mongolia.
he says tie troops OF :he imperial Chinese
government have rou.ei the insurgeut, in
various encounters.
An important conference ofanti-Hill dem.
ocrsts, ur d.r the lead OF William 3. Grace,
e1.Secie srs Fsirchid, E. E lery Anderson,
Fted=ric B. Condert AID It lers, was tsld at
toe Murray Hill Hotel. in New York last
uigtt a protect against the early call tor
t5e democrs ic State convention was adopt.
ed. AID an snti-Hiil mass me, ting vas a..
ranged for.
1. ia said in Rome that the Italian govern
uent has sent t /, Washington list OF the
families lat, according to tbs Italian CLAIM
are entitled to compens: ton for the loss 81
relatives by lynching at New Orleape, and
| thtt Secretary Blaine has promised the tai
ian government 10 submit the uttt,r to
Congress, with the expectation CT favorable
! action. The amount CT compensation In
each Gaze is to be lef. to tle American gov
srnmeut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
The Dnlan4 Me N Case

10 the Court OF Appeals On Thursday the
cpiniou rendered In the case OF Meen
aeaiost Dalsny on March IS. 1890. wss al
ftmed This case came from tle Circui!
Court OF Shenandoah court5 and was suit
restraining Du!sHy from sailing cett .in
property upon which DE held deed OF t:ui
for oars amounting to $50 600 90 the ground
of INJURIOUS interest. The defendant in the
case demurred ard answered the bill deny
ing the charge OF usury, and decree was
er tired directing a jary TO bs empsneiled
to try the i:sues and ascertain whether or
net the lcaus wsra upon usurioCs copsd-
Grafton. Subs, quently the ja,y found that
the treuastt enc we're usurious, ss charged
In the bill and decree was entered TO the eI.
tent thst Meem should have relief TO the interest
psid By him above the legsl rste, ard al insured
and u3psid interest-s35CO Numerous authosi-
tics upon this questin were cited in the o. iaior,
81 tie urt had thst the Circuit Court was in
err in the amount Of relief awarded ihs CON-
p'ainsnt and revas ii the juigene 1t OF that I'll.
bunsl. The Court OF Appeals Id thts the ent rs
interest, amounting to sbsu: $50. Zoo NUT be
forfeited. JUICE Richardson dis Gated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
P. T. Baruum's Long Life,

There are but en- general rules that can
be le6ni:e ? fo!owed 10 all CAGE, but tie
one golden vat :bwotd Of long lie, which
la as safs go 1t is eficscious, is moderation.
Moderation 10 all ioes-dia!. exercise and
work. hsve been bepe6 ed by COED hered.
Icy, but ,nt credit all ny loog life and
health to II. lam total ais amer from to-
bscco end ell epirituous AID Intoxicating
LIQUORS g; this fac. l Largely attribute
my Prolonged good health. :.
E9il, 10 my mind, can be the only result
Of indulgence in driok, and the drink.
iog habit AZ In tie u3e OF narco.ics,
go it is it, drink. TIE desi'e which i'm.
peIs the use goes Oh increasing With age.
Drinking, when continued even to no very
large extene, tends to blunt the sensibililies,
AID .ansforms the one who INDUCES the
hsbi. 10 come way not favorable. He will.
q. any rate. 10 ms opinion, loae few OF his
iaer perceptions An haol!usl drinker not
ooly does no. "aa.onish mis- s!nmsch" with
water. but af.er awhile he Loses The sweet
erd pftural reish for 1t.
B1t do not impose either my creed or
my nsbl!s on others. Islmply desctibe them
for what they msy be worth.
Tea and coff=e have always taken and
contIuus to take moderately. eat regular
iy and transsc: my business systematically.
Bat my division Of the bours OF the day for
different tssk5 does not lose sight OF epace
for rides, Wits and recreation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
That Decision

a prominent layer o. Lynchbu-g writes
4 letter to the Richmond Dispatch Ia which
b spasks OF the c:s Of Milisr y. he Com
uonwea tt as follows:
With Jour usual accuracy OF isrgusga
seu correctly state the case when ycu say
Article Of the stite Constitution is wha.
f>roids the c7urts OF Virginia to DEFY 1ry
fiss to criminals." Tai ia eba. the sill.
Gle quoted does aud /. Ia a 1 to, 1t does so
ar as this q1e ton is concerned Nov tue
olsin and simple question II: Does The
.tstote decls-sd unconst t,'ional oy the
@ :urs "deny jury triale u (snyj csimioah?'
Does any statute oftte SAFE denyii2 Why
clearly nat The statute Ia question clear.
gives as right 10 the criminal. See
.ee,ions 4l06. 4l07 snd 410S. Tbs ls foil
I'D comp ess answer to the whole case.
Neither argument nor authority can mske
t palmer 0 serve, tie Coust n oa does
DOT cay must be tried by a jary, or hath q
right 20 be indicted by gsaed jury or any.
thing Of the sort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
Foreign EeHs.

LONDON, jan. "a dispstch received
this morning from Mentoue says that there
has been no improvement in Rav. Ar
Spurgeoa's condition.
PARIS, Ism. 30.-Aii ne railway stations
Il the frontier OF France are ali blocked
with merchandise which the importers want
20 come in under the present tariff. l
will be impossible Tor very large quantity
OF it to enter the country before February l
when the new tariff Law goes i1t, effect.
LONDON, Jan ga report is published
| to- d ~ that Lord Tol!emsche, who died re-
Gently, bequeathed to the Duke sud D1ct-
asa OF Teck, the parents Of Princess Victoria
Mary Of Teck, the 6narcse OF the ls,e Doke
Of Clarence and Avordaie, the grea'e' part
OF bis fc-iune, amounting 10 nearly 20 COO
pounds q gear. Lord Tollemache was 8
neighbo OF tie D1ke sud Duchess. II his
report is trus..rhs fortune will be god.asnd
to the Dake and Duchess Of Teck. They
sre not blessed With superatuodauce Of
this worlds goods. In IS some years ago
they we're "aod up" By their creditors.
DUBLIN, Jan. 30-Mr. VIM. O'B'isn ar.
rived at Thurle, county Tippe,ary, to-day,
and while on his way from the railway eta
ton to the Episcopal Palace, TIE resiience
OF Archbishop Croke. be vas ssccg aizel By
number OF Parnel.it' g who followed hin
to the very gates OF The palace. He Waa
h,o.ed snd jssred and all name, OF cpl
taets we're hurled az hin.
LONDON, Jan. 30--Fne Times to-day rus.
lishes dispatch from siutisgo de Chill,
saying tina. short official dispatch from
S.nor Mont, She CHILEAN minisser t. the
United States, was read to-day in the Sen.
ate and Cha nber OF Deputies confirming
the unofficial reports that the crisis between
Chill and the Uoi:e1 States was erdej
The Times dispatch also Gays that the mes.
saga OF President Harrison to the Amaricap
Con sress was read 10 the lobbIss but neither
the American MASSAGE nor the official dis
patch OF Minister Mont caused much con.
ment.
VALPARAISO, via Galveston, jan 30-T1e
Uoit I'd States acceptance Of Chili's reply &c
the ultiuatum has given great satisfaotor
here. Exchange has risen one and a-hali
pence.
LONDON, Jan. 3o-serere axds prevail in the
Scottish high ands, the thsw having melted
enornous Quantities of snow and ice il the noun.
ttins. a part Of tn. ,i:y Of Perth, en- the right
bank o. the riv:r Tsy, 's inundated, and in many
hNde1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
The Chilli Settlement.

At the cabinet meeting 10 Washington
yesterday the GILLIAN matter Bas discussed.
L: vas directed tia. Minister Esan should
be tnatructad to say to ssnor Perei,a, Chill.
Ism minister OF foreign sf.irs thu bis rfpy
TO the note OF SecIetMy 3 aine nj he 2ls:
IL dicst d desire on the part OF 70 Chinsn
govern nent to satisfy the Unied States o!
ts feeling OF regret ever the assault upon
Inc sailors OF The Baltimore In Valparaiso,
.ad that the replies as t ! The Msta note OF
Dacembar II and the reQuss. 70, tie recall
Minister E gan are entirely satisfactory.
Such being lhs case. the 1ited Statas viii
leave tle mater OF .epara.ian to tee SITTER.
ess By the assaut TO Chill &c initiate accord.
leg TO hsr sense OF justice aod Fialt
Until Chill makes some cfer Of repara.
ion. Of course, there will be nothing 10 a.
b!trate, &c 20 points OF Gift reucs exit.
TIE offsI may be so satisfactory lat erbi.
srstion on tlst scors viii not be necesssry,
At the cabinet ME ing toe contents OF q
dspstch from Miusef Essn received
Thursday we're made known. It s ssid
that Ii mister EIan confirmed the story re-
ported from Sart ago that members Of the
GILLIAN government had stated that Seuor
Mont, the Gillian minister al Wsstin, q,
Dad mieled his government bg 'bs ed7ices
be had dispa' coed to them. which had the
effect OF seriously compromising lne gov
erumsnt In their deaiiUg with The con.ro.
7srsy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
Letter from Page.
fCorrespondenoe AIetsudris Gazette.

fCorrespondenoe Alersudris Gazette,
LURAY, Va, Jan. 27-The rs7aees OF The
grip are still on the ircresss II tbs county,
and tlere are many deaths. We heard q
country man give bis idea Of this peculiar
disease SIS it had trest:d bin. He said &c
~ss sick With 1t tor three weeks ard siter he
bad gotten we'll had 1t for 16 days after.
Mr. EiEstd saar;z. 90 smiable: promis.
ing and excellent young map, died nsre
z few days since fem consun? ,ioo, IN ms
23i year. His life hsd been full OF premise
sid of hoDa and hla pn!imeIy death IL great.
~ regretted.
Harry smootz the murderer OF his sweet
heart ct Shepe,d.town. ". We, was taken
through here few nigh.s since by Col. Nor.
gan On the way TO the Stst, prison at
Charleston. This move hail been quietly
eud secretly made to est yeuos snootz ous
Of reach OF the iyncte'a sho had oresn,zso
{, lynch hin. Col. Morgan eaid this muir.
de, had cau:e greater feeling and more ex'
element than spything occurring In J afss'
son coutty for yesrs. and that II was iupos'
sibIe to even get guard OF few persona to
aid 10 getting tbs piisoner out OF The way.
A mass meeting of Cur county wss held
here on Monday to protss: sgsinst the &c.
Of the Legislature in the eppor:ionmen bill
By which Psge ioius Rsppahsnnock in
the election of foater. The feeling Tss
strong. Intense ard indignant agsiptt the
foul II Justice OF ttis measure. end the DEL
ega,e from this county as veil as the hoater
representirgit we're scucdiS scolded FIR NJ
part taken by them In its fur.heIsace end
for failure OF their par. to do what they
ecu u prevent i.
That The progressive, prosperous and
wide swake county OF Page should &c usda
to play second part TO the slow, old timey
and ancient d:s.rictof its naighbor jost
| across The ridge, which has not even rail-
road, is Whs. seems II be speclal ground
fl grievance sud psr.ioules'5 to exc t,s the
| wrtta and indi0nstoa Ct CO, good people.
AS this matter lands tbs. is certainly great
feeling eg.ins. Il 10 Page.
The los:es By Nicholson & Co. ex.erd even
| here, ard ne are scr.g to say soue OF cur
| merchants are agsiu sufferers.
Considerable ice has been gathered.
The two finale schools, the one Lutheran,
under charge of D.. miller. and the other
| Bspti,t. with Prof. Hargrove at 1T head are
in coed end promising conditioo, With
fair bumber OF pupiis in Ell sndsnce.
| The GEZEITE seems 10 get better az t
grows older, and It's news ia simply excel
| lent on the questions II diacusses. B.