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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

Fire broke out over on the noun
tain Sunday and that night the
sight from Kingwood was brilliant
one. 1t seemed like the whole
mountain was on fire, and we learn
that n lot of fence was burned, be-
longing to j. B. Fairfax. Wesley
Messenger, Leroy Buckalew, aud
perhaps others.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

April 1892 left us with lingering
regret. Last Saturday was the last
of the month and the day was a
beautiful one and all nature seemed
to get ready TO welcome the advent
of May. Sunday the first was one
of natures best make and it was
high treason: against Dame Nature
to remain in doors OH such a day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

This is fine growing weather and
vegetation is just humping itself
and you can almost see it growing
The peach and cherry bloom is
heavy and promises large crop.
The apple trees are out in leaf and
some are in bloom, but it is not
likely we will have heavy crop
this year.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

Our Al brightsyille letters we're
crowded out last week aud appear
this week. We hope our corrcspon-
dents will excuse the omission and
write every week, now that the cdi.
tor is not here to spread himself,
we will have more room.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

This county is slowly but surely
coming over on the Lords side and
will eventually be Democratic.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ben T..
Brown, Of near town, Friday,
April ~, 1892, a fine big boy baby.
Mother and father and child doing
well. DR.. Pratt was the attending
physician. AS we remarked last
week, tho Browns arc still getting
there.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

While at Rowlesburg last Satur-
day afternoon VIC secured quite q
long list OF new subscribers to the
ARGUS. We had the pleasure OF
meeting quito number of the rail
road men Of that place and found
many good Democrats among them.
We are un Ter special obligations to
Mr.. T.. j. Dunn for showing US
around aud helping us hunt them
up.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

IL you want bargain in flour go
to j. w. Fawcett & Co. A trial
will convince you that a given guam
tity of Famous Flour will make
more bread than the same quantity
of any other flour, aud hence it is
the cheapest. Every bbI guaran.
tecd. 3.17-3m
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WANTED,

WANTED.-A man of experience
as Salesman and Book Keeper i'm n
General Store. State amount of
experience and give reference.
Address all communication TO
an" care of ARGUS, Kingwood
". Va. If
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Saturday, May u. 1892.

at the residence of A. vs. linn two mile. west
81 Rccdsvillc. che following property, to-Wit:
One Eight-Horsc Power Double
Separator ThreshiHg Machine, NTH
FIXTURES, one Gciscr ThreShiHd Ma
chine, With Engine and fixture COM
piete, one h0wing Machine. one Han
Rake, one Two Horse Sprind Wagon
ono Wind mn, one Buggy ami Har-
ness, one Set Fairbanks Cutie
Scales. ono Yoke Large Worb cattle.
oHc COR, two Wagons, ono OiUcr
Chtiled Pl0W, and other small arh-
cleS, upon the FOLLOWING
TERMS
On 81 Sims 81 fvc dollars and over. n credit
NJ six months will De given. The purchaser exc
cutting bond with approved security: an sums
less than Eve dollars, cash ON day Of sale
Tie we threshing machines AVID engine Will
b. sold on n credit ~ &. W and ~ months. uur.
chaser giving notes with approved security.
and uu properly to be removed until terms III
sale have been complied with
Gale ~ begin az 10 O'Clock a. ".
ISAAC j. WELTON,
f-li-32 e. 800 TRUSTEE
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

Good coal delivered ut six cents
per bushcl from the old Zimmerman
bank. near town. run 10y W. V.
Riddle. Send in your orders. All
orders left with Will Blaney will be
promptly filled. If
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

We are Headquarters for Grocer
les and Queensware.
W. PosTEN & Co.,
Bank Building.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05

The following officers we're elected
by the Good Templar Lodge here at
the last meeting, TO serve for the
ensuing term
Past Chief Templar-D. NJ. Wot-
ring, Chief TempIar-A. a. wcr.
ner, Vice Templar-Virgic Spahr,
Sccrctary--James W. Dorsey,
Financial Secrotary-lda Spahr.
Chaplain--C. NJ. Bishop, Marshal
II. y. Craig, Bessie
Martin, Sentluel--C. w. Fawcett.
These officers will be duly installed
tomorrow night by tho Lodge
Deputy, j. w. White Misses
Ella Copoman and lisa Monroe were
elected captains in The matter Of
the literary exercises.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05
Lock Here.

ii. ID. Carroll. Kingwood, W.
Va, has for sale Pure Bred Poland
Chinas of the very best strains.
Write for prices and pedigrees.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05
Notice to Trespassers.


t'uvrY 90 PHEsroy. Tu.Wits
AZ County Court held for said cotiufv nj A. .,
court Nuu.r thereof uu Tuesday. Aprfl 5fb.
l1R, the following among other proceeding
were had
ON the petition OF John NJ Hartman W. ".
Wtlliams. y ST.. %. TiowUidgo Geo. r. Castle.
samuel ". Martin, ". =. Wutriug, WIN n. u.
lubun, WIN. X. Core. vs.. r. Corg Henry n
dllcr, Robert = Miller john Miller, Jtfnes j.
Johnson, jaime, N Williams. Murcctius Ipnrevs.
simeon Mattngly S. Moore Geo v. IIoffnsf,
Jacob p. Erwin bugeuC Michael. y r. Rhodes.
Lucian = Albright. Johu y. Gibson 4. ~ fIarsI,.
larger %. y. shaver, = y. Gale. ". g.. Gibson,
clay franc. John Suidcr and Leroy siiaw4tf ~
ordered that Section g Chapter 81 Of the
'nde ~ West Virginia bc made operative,
and applicable % 10 on tic laud. fhsy o're
tr thi, county. after - copy 81 This order has
been published according 60 law.
a Cory -TEsrE
titp5-u AMI MARTIN. clerk.
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Merchant \. A. Werner is in
Wheeling on business tins week.
DR.. Gay Fairfay of Reedsville,
gave us a call Monday.
Miss Mabel Hartman is teaching a
subscription school at Tunnolton.
Rev. NJ. S. Frye of Newburg, is
now out at Glcnnyille, IN Gilmer
county.
Miss Florence Parks conducted
the Epworth League meeting Sun
day evening.
Mrs. \. j. Bonsfield of Tunnel-
ton, has been poorly for seme time
with the ervsipelas.
Capt. G. G.. Dawson of Rowles-
burg, is Mt Buckhannon working at
his trade, carpentering.
Sam Edmonds of Newburg, has
moved to Monongah and opened
out a barber shop there.
Heb liarshbarger of Eighty Cut,
returned last week from week S
trip to Weston and Buckhannon.
Mr.. Thornton White and son
Lewis Il. White, of Terra Alta,
were in town Tuesday on business.
Milo Trotter of Aurora, is at
Buckhannon building q house for
his father, who will move to that
place soon.
Miss Titia Parks left to day
for Baltimore, on business con-
ncctcd with her dress making estab-
lishmcnt.
Roy C.. Stone and Ed G. Everly
returned last Saturday from a sue.
cessful trip along the Il. & o. Il. II.
in the organ business.
Walker Pell, son Of NJ. +. Pell
of Pleasant Dale, is going to work
in kingwood this summer and learn
the carpenter trade.
Miss Winnie jackson returned
last week from long visit at Nor
gantown, where she has been with
her sister, Mrs. Nora Lazclle.
Mr.. p. A. Coniff, the Rowlcsburg
lumber merchant, is now operating
at Buckhannsn and buying consi-
derable lumber there.
Mrs. Oda Sharps and baby Of
independence, arrived in Klngwood
last Thursday on their way to
Albrightsville to visit her parents.
Mr.. j. Frank Williams, son of
John Williams of the place, is now
working in San Francisco, Califor.
mia. His address is 1l2 Fourth
Street.
Mr.. G.. llartmeyer Of Bruccton,
came up to Klngwood Tuesday and
left Yesterday for Martinsburg to
attend the Republican State Con-
yentIon.
Col. j. W. Brown returned
Saturday from trip to Barbour
county. where he took fine drove
OF cattle to pasture on the Wood
ford farm.
Miss Lilly Manear, who has been
staying with her sister, Mrs. Ella
Powell Of Tunnelton. for the past
four month, will return to her
home here Saturday.
Mr.. Marcellus Jeffcrys Of near
Tunnelton, was in town Monday
and gave us call. lie is we'll
posted on the political issues Of the
day.
Mr.. l.. w. Cobun, who is now
teaching school at Reedsville, spent
Saturday and Sunday in KiDgwood,
lie has one month Of school yet in
Reedsville and then expects TO teach
a summer school at Newburg.
John w. Watson went over TO
Terra Alta last Saturday TO spend
Sunday and visit his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuck, who have
been very sick, but arc now improv.
ing.
Charles +. Vickcry left Monday
to attend the Great Sun Council
Fire Of the Tmuroved Order of Rel
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WoTRiNc d ELLIOTT,
Attorneys-at-law.

Carpets and Matting-Wcll come
Go our Store and we will tell you
the rest. W. PosTEN & Co.
Fcnt Baker says it is pleasant
drive from here to AlbIightsville.
His Sunday trips testify to this. We
are not going to let his Fairmont
girl know anything about these
nice drives he Is now enjoying.
Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 30 minutes by
Hoolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
mayer fails. Sold by DR.. II. II.
Frye, Druggist, Terra Alta.
We. have bought the stock of
goods of Jackson & Posten and will
continue business at the old stand,
Bank Building, Kingwood. w. Va.
If W. PosTEN & Co.
1t has been reported on our
streets this week that the Town
Council held a meeting Monday
night. We won't vouch for it,
however, and wen bet our Cleve-
land hat that they were not all
present.
II you want bargain in an
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address this Office
sB" WE TAKE TIE LEAD
IN CLOTHIFG.
W. POsTEN & Co.,
Bank Building, Kingwood.
County Court conyened Monday
afternoon and adjourned Tuesday.
Tho members were all here but
nothing much was done except in
regard to the proposed railroad
from the b. & o. at Rowlesburg
into the coal lands north of there.
Any young man or woman dcsir-
ing q bushes education Will learn
something to their advantage, by
addressing the editor Of this paper.
We have a nice line OF Dry Goods
and Notions. Come and sceus and
be convinced.
w. PosTRN g. Co.,
Bank Building, Kingwood.
As The editor will be absent this
month, we want our correspondents
to write regularly and help in gath.
criag up all the local news. Please
write every week for the next
month anyhow, and help keep the
ARGUS up to its high standard Of
local news.
The ARGCs office is now fully
equipped with an elegant line of
fine Stationary and can supply you
with almost anything in this line
very cheap. Come and sec for
yourself.
There was regular-old.fash-
toned break down dance and howl.
ing good time generally out in the
country at Billy Hartsells last SAT-
urday night. Several Of the boys
were out from town and they report
a time that would knock "Tim
Finnagins Wake" out in the first
round. Twenty gallons Of hard
cider. one fight and call danced
purity and a good long while"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-05-05
TRUSTEES SAIE.

PURSUANT to deed Of trust executed 90 me.
the undersigned Trustee, by A. W. Znn and
America Iinn, OH Tie nth day of January. 1891.
AMI recorded iu fine Office Of the clerk ~ the
County Court " Preston Comfy iu Deed Book
SO. Oh uLgn l.l- I vii nlnr Tor -ale ON
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Leap Year Alliances.

Leap Year Alliances.
Rev. +. NJ. Cain-20
Mary y. Wiles-2l.
James NJ. Wolf-2g
Maggie $. Forman 81.
James ". White-32
Nettie Florence Graham 20.
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L0 APLAU MOS.

Aver, apenas tuvimos tempo para dar CO.
mer de nuestros lee tores ell texto del Important
smo cablegrama re cibido este Gob1erno Gene
raj del Ministro de Ultramar, ordenando Ia sus-
pension del cobro del cupo senalado en- los nuevos
presupuestos la iqueza territorial d1spon1endo
que este SO afectua ra con sugeci6n al del a1o pa.
sado, sin mas alts sraciones que las atlas bajass
naturales.
Hemos llamaG 10 GmpOrtGnttssno al menclona'
do cablegrama, fectivamente 10 es. La rlque-
mponible la .gricultura, Urbana y Pecua1ia
Sc Ca1culo en- ell ano de 1891 81 90 en- $9784.5Ol-
81 centavos mient1 que, en- 1892 al 81 SIN fun.
damento alguno ,ue 10 justifcase Sc -elev6
$l2.407, ,6O9-81 &C ntavos, 8 sean $2.623, lO6-99
centavos de aumeza to. El cupo sefalado en- 1891
a 90 fu6 como siga g: 4 la Agrlcola $388.4l8-42,
a Ia Urbana $7l,9 54-79 y la Pecuaria $28, 8,851-
88, Total $489 iG25 -O9 que fueron las Cantidadss
que suponemes, 81 hablan recaudado, mientras
que en- 1892 9.3 ument6 ell Mlnistro en- la Agrl-
cola $50, ,241-IS, s0n Ia Urbana $24, ,001-75 y en-
la Pecuaria $1!6,Sl2-42 8 sean $l31, 1855 en-
total.
Que Ia pr OWN, cia no podfa soportar ese ex.
traordinario arlmen to, 10 dijo elocuentenente el
grIto unAnime de rotesta que evantaron los agrl-
cultores, los ualesi agrupandose al llamamiento
del sefor Marc 4u6s de Arecibo, pusieron Ia prime
la piedra de ma al ociacion hga entire los del
respectable gre milo, sociedad que esta llamada a
obtener fecune llsm os resultados 81 su marcia la
informa eIspiri tu practlco y leVantado. Loa
propietarios Cie fiji 1cas urbanas en- esta Capital
tambien SO hala sgi tado todos sentidos dulante
estos 1ltimos diaa presentando centenares de
queias para irlstfc ar 10 iniusto, arhitrario I'M
procedente del re parto que SO les trataba de
imponer.
La razor aada K posici6n elevada al Ministerie
de Utramar por Ia Sociedad de Agricultores, po
niendo de relieve Ia aotoria 1laustica del aumentC
de $SO,241-l8 cent? avos Ia riqueza agrfcola, IN
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dudablemente habra pesado On el amino del Mi
nistro. pero como nos complace ser justos impair
ciaes adn cuando tengamos fundamentos para
silenciar ciertos elog1os por mercedes que sean,
nos congratula1nos en- asegurar que tenemos razo-
nes en- que basarnos para Greer que la mayor parte
de la gloria en- "a jornada pertenece los Excmos.
Sres. Gobernador General IntenGente de Hacien-
da de esta sla Conde de San Jose de San
turce qu1enes inspirandose en- elevados senti-
mientos de justicia equidad parece que han
apoyado con toda enerjia los razonamientos de
la Sociedad de Agricultores, proceder honroso
que merece gratltud franca de las clases contri-
buyentes en- primer t6rmino del pas general,
complaciendonos muoho nosotros en- ser los prl-
meros en- tributaries nuestl as tan modestas como
sinceras alabanzas, que hacemos extensivas al Mi.
nistro de Ultramar, que sin violentas demostra
ciones hijas de Ia desesperaci6n, atendi6 con pre-
mura los clamores de IN pueblo leal que Sc que
iaba con sobrada razon justcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04
kTENEO PUERTORRIQUEEO

La Junta Directive del Ateneo, teniendo en-
cuenta el retraso sufrido en- la pubhcacon del Re
glamento de la Institution de Ensenanza Supe'
rior acord6 dferlr la aperture del ano sscolar pa
ra ell dia Is del corrente mes. "--~-
lgualmente acord6, para dar cumplimlento
preceptos reglamentarlos, abrir un concurso, has
ia las cinco de la taAde del dia ses para proveel
las catedras de la referida INSTITUTION. ..
Los, aspirantes han de acompafar sus res
pectivas solic1tudes los titulos, certfcaclon de
los mismos, que exijen la disposlciones vigenteS
asl como cuantos documentos cream necesarloS
para justifcar los m6ritos y servicios.
FL Presidente accidental, ,-Enrsque AtOore'
Perez.
Puerto Rico l.O do Octubre de 1892.
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NOTICIAS DE LA ISLA

Segdn nos participant de Toa-baja, es indies
crptible 81 idbilo con que todos aquellos vecinos
han acojido la 6rden del Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
General snspendiendo la anexi6n de dicho pueblo
al del Dorado. En- toda la semana pasada no han
cesado las manifestac1ones de gratitnd 8. E., y
el Domingo 1ltimo concurrieron con ell mlsmo fin
diversas roneras de todos los barrios nutridas
10 mas selectos del vecindaro, con el piadoso OBJ
ieto de asistir al solemne Ie-Deum que Sc cant6
en- la parroquial Iglesia para rogar Dios conser-
v al repetido senior Gobernador General en- los
buenos justlcieros prop6sitos que le amman res.
pecto de aquellos vecinos. Despu6s del Is-Deuna
para ell que Sc habfa solictado licencia previa de
Excmo Iltmo Sr. Obispo del pueblo entero Sc
entreg6 dar pruebas de mayor regocijo en- i'm
provisadas entretenidas, festas que Sc prolonga-
ron hasta hora muy avanzada la noche, que re-.
gresaron sus barrios respectivos con Ell mayor
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+: Pasajeros legados aver por Ell vapor corrso
C5udad de Santonder: 44aureano Saenz y famila,
4Jose Maria Fernandez, Federico Hoght, Ramon
Ruiz, NCaslmlro Orcasitas, Pedro Diego, Manuel
Rosas, Pedro Orizaola, jose Arreche, Antonio
Ricbe, Florencio Fernandez sonora, Mateo
Apad y familia, Bonlfacio A. Dicgo;fJose Alva-
rez Nava,t tClemente Fernandez, Paula Hbert
hijo, Juan Bautista Barriola, $Mamerto Infanz6n,
Geronimo Antelo, Francisco Martin, Felipe Fer
nandezStt ttAnselmo Gonzalez senora.f fJuan Mar
tlnez VilIamil, @. Umpierre hijo, Ignacio Fran
co, Manuel Villamil Joaquin Arias Francisco
Sorr1bas,. Jose Menendez Rodriguez, Jose Amor
Martinez, Buenaventura Sierra, Manuel Jose Fa
rinas,5 tAnselmo Lores, ,Juan Antonio Lores, Fran
cisco Y. Ballard Elvira Blanco, Santiago Resti-
tuto, Luciano Lausa FernandezJf Ramon Fernan-
dez, Vicente Lausa Juan Perez Suarez, Bernar-
do Rodriguez Ricardo Mantara, Dionisio Manta-
raf Benito Rodriguez, Isidra Hernandez, ICelesti-
no Perez,Hf fJosG LENA Cuervo} Fernando Eerreiro,
Jose Gonzalez Perez, Esteban de Abajo] Manuel
Perez Luengo, D. Luengo Esteban Fuentes y
Victorio Criado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Las festas en- honor de Colon tendran lugar
en- Ia Habana los dias II, 13 y IA del corrlente
Todas las casas de la Ciudad Sc adornaran con ban
deras faroles Los buques nacionaes extranje
ros surtos en- 81 puerto empavezaran sus mastiles.
A la hora que Rodrigo de Tr4ana di6 Ell grito
de tISerral, Sc hara una saliva de 100 canonazos
por los buques de guerra. Sc cantara 1s.Deu"'
en- Ia Cathedral on todas las lglesias de "a Ciu-
dad. Las bandas de m6sica del Ejercito, Volun
tar1os Bomberos, recorreran las GALES principal
les Habra retreats fuegos artifcales durante
tres noches. Gran procession cfvica con asistencia
de los cuerpos del Ejercito, VoIuntarios Bonn
beros estos dltimos con sus materiales. En- los
teatros SO representara ell drama titulado Isabel
la Cat6lsca. Bales en- el Casino Clrculo mllltar
Sociedades de recreo y regionales. Grandes Ii
monas los pobres los hospitales El Ayun.
tamiento levantara en- el gran Parque central un
soberbio arco de iIuminaclones. Sc preparan
otros tmuchos festejos y en- Ia procession civica
dourara una soberbia carroza Ell fac stnatli del es
tandarte quo trajo Colon a America, adornado cor
alegorias de la epoca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

FL vecino VctorIo Erazo nos recomienda de-
cir, que hace dos noches la poicfa esta visitando
la n6mero l II de la calle de Ia Luna, con-
secuencIa de unos escandalos que Sc han denun-
cado, que los dichos cscandalos son en- la casa
ndmero llO. Las corrldas por las azotGas son
Dor Ell ndmero 49.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Por los guardlas clVlles del puesto de esta
Capital, Andres Conde Jamay Manuel Alyuva
Lopez ha sldo detenido en- ell barrio de Puerta de
TERRA (2.a linea) entire y de la tarde de aver,
81 licenclado del preside Francisco Irizarry por
insultos amenazas CON un cuchillo al vecino del
citado barrio Ceferino Monies
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

A don Antonio kIc6n Banco Espanoll, Sc
le ha extraviado medic billete de la Loteria Pro-
vlnclal ndmero l6,342 que SO iugara el 10 del
corriente. Los cinco d6eimos correspondent los
fohos ndmeros 3, 4; 5, 9 10. Sc gratifcara al
que los devuelva, y Sc ha dado ell parte CORES
pondiente al Juzgado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04
NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL

Ell cor1eo de aver nos trajo la sensible noticia
del fallecimiento ocurrido en- Londres del INTEL
gente ingeniero Mr.. Grover, que conocimos hace
POGO en- esta Capital, donde estuvo en- Enero prac-
ticando estudios respecto del Acueducto en- Was
de construction. Descanse eu paz.
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Hemos visto varlos importantes certlfcados
en- los cuales SO hace constar la efcacia de los
preparados BalsdnsScos al GwoyGcot del doctor
Rodriguez Castro.
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Aver tarde parece q. a consecuencla de una
distraction del pirot6cnico g. preparaba unos fue-
gos de artidcio en- en- la bateria de San Antonio,
con destino las festas que SO eelebraran en- La
res ell dla II del corriente, Sc incendi6 uno de
ellos comuricandose el fuego varlos mas; con
este motivo So levant6 una llamarada bastante
considerable, resultando levemente quemado el
plrotecnico algunos que lie ayudaban.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Por un olvido involuntario, hemos dejado de
publican este anuncio relative la Institution de
Ensenanza Superior. Rogamos los companeros
en- IL prensa Sc sirvan reproducirlo:
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Los peri6d1cos dc Ia Peninsula que hemos
podido hoiear, no dicen absolutamente NADIA del
conficto que en- Puerto Rico produjeron las nue.,
vas tarifas. El Gobierno parece que Sc trog6 los
telegramas que con motive de este asunto Sc ex
pidieron en- aquellos dias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Ell gran banquete que celebrarA la prensa de
la Capital con representation de la de toda la
provlncia el dla II DE OcTUBRE tendra lugar en-
el Hotel Universe. Sc estan hacienda va los
preparativos conven1entes para la dicha fiesta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Ell dia 10 del corriente ingresaron en- esta
carcel los indlviduos Luciano Tomey por robo y
Leocadio Ferrera por hurto; salieron Felix Ca
tala Cotto Juan P Morales en- libertad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Hemos recibdo la entrega repartida hoy del
libro de Brau, titulado PUerto-Raco Hsstorsa.
Vlene como siempre nutrida de buena intere-
sante lectura La suscrici6n del dicho lbro estA
alberta en- la tipografia de don Arturo C6rdoYa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

~ Nuestro estimado amigo el modesto Illus
ltrado professor don Narciso Y. Varona, ha salido
aver para Hato-grande, con el fin de hacerse
cargo de la escuela elemental do Ia clase de
aopel pueblo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Lease el anuncio de la Retnerla de Petr6eo
lie Catano que en- otro lugar p1blicamos Di-
cho producto ha sufrido uua igera alza en- los
precios de venta al por mayor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Nos d1cen que en- la casa n1mero de Ia Ca
lie de Morovis, hay un cano 0trOs que sale la
Gale. Hay veces que hasta gusanos Sc crian en- eL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04
UUGs sUDepIOpeS

acsban de rec1bir 22O barriles de 18 ibras netas
mas menos, a % reales barril. Ofrecen BA-
OTTERO e. GANDARA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

Ha negado aver tarde de la Peninsula ell
senior Martin Sanchez gobernador del "Banco
Espanol de Puerto Rico. Manana pasado to-
mara possession de su importante empleo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-04

No ha habido hoy ventas de az6car com
petencia en- esta Capital.