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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-03-08
CAUGHT AT COTHRANS.
All Sorts of Paragraphs About the
People of the City.
Cothrans, s. c., March 6, 1898,

COthranS, ). u, March b, 1873.
Mr.. Editor: We have waited very patient
ly for about eighteen months to zee if some
one in this section OF country wouldn't write
up the dots for Cothrans, but as everyone else
has failed 10 come to the front, we will try TO
give your many readers what little news there
Is In this neighborhood.
Cothrans Is a flag station on the C. & G. R.
R., situated about four miles from Greenwood
and five miles from Hodges. This Is meeting
point for passenger and mail trains. Freight
trains stop here for coal. Our little station is
quite convenience to some OF our farm ers
as most Of them have their guano and freight
shipped here.
operator. MIR. Jones is also foreman at the
coal shute.
Mr.. W. B. Lowrance, of the firm OF Lorick
& Lowrance, OF Columbia, was up or bus.
DR.. ]. Il. Kinard, OF Ninety Six, did some
professional work In this section last Tues
day.
10 take a wart off of him. We have seen the
Doctor remove warts from mules, and we
we are satisfied the work can be "done up"
all Oh.
man.
Hurrah for our new President!
A fine mare belonging 10 Mr.. James Nc
Combs ran away with plow one day last
MIR. Anon Davenport, had fine mule to
kill himself In stable one day last week.
Mr.. John Wilson, Is the champion basket
maker Of the county.
MIR. James Strawhorn has Just had his
farm terraced, and we believe he has the pref
tiest farm in Abbevile county. Mr.. Straw.
horn is one OF our prosperous farmers and be-
lieves In raising horses, mules, cattle, and
hogs at home.
The agents who are at work for the Empire
Stove Company, seem to be doing good bus.
iness.
Guess A. D. E. NJ. of Social Circle will tell
US all about the party Ia Bucklevel last Fri.
day night. Do please tell us all about the
silks, satans, cashmeres, and who wore them.
Why don't our Social Circle correspondent
get 10 work and get up a stock company and
build nice house just for a ball room. We
think as good place as any to build one
would be near Mr.. Tom Cobb's, so as to haye
1t near the Circle.
Mr.. Lewis Moore Of Greenwoo has gone to
Washington to see something about who will
be the lucky man for the Greenwood post or
flee.
We hope the time is not far off when we
will have post-office at Cothrans.
Rain, Rain, Rain!
Wind, Wind, Wind!
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SOCIAL CIRCLES.
Chat I'm Reference to the People
ThereabOut.

Chat in Reference to the People
ThereabOut.
Social Circle, March. End, 1893.
The rain disappointed the farmers In their
arrangements this week.
Wheat and oat crops are very thin. Sow
spring oats to be certain OF crop.
The cotton craze has again struck the farm
ers Look after your interests, aud plant
plenty Of corn TO do you.
Mr.. A. B. Ellis. an energetic, Intelligent
farmer and allianceman, who makes his pro-
ness, and bought fine jersey COW from Mr..
VIII Cobb.
Gardening will be very late, none has yet
been done.
ting hens, expecting TO have early spring
ch lex ems.
Mr.. Jim Cobb is now boarding with j. B.
Mr. Tom Cohb had two very valuable pigs
bitten by mad dog.
Mr.. John s. Turner will soon send In his
application for dispensary at the coal shute.
Messrs; Gabe and John Buchanan. are going
to school to Prof. Frank Fouche, at Coranaca.
Mr.. B. o. Ferell has made recent purchase
of forty four dollar stove.
Messrs. p. Z. Anderson and W. H. Stuart, of
Coronaca, worsnipped at Trinity church last
Mr. W.T.. Ellis called at Mr.. ]. r. Buch.
anan's Monday evening on professional busi-
ness.
The citizens of this vicinity are watching
with interest The railroads to see whether or
not they will be made 10 pay their taxes.
Mr.. w. w. Buchanan, paid Mr.. b. o. Yer
ellis family visit last Sabbath.
A delightful entertainment was given by
the Misses Hughes. last Friday night. 1t was
largely attended. Every one reports ns hav-
ing a high time. Dancing continued until
twelve o'clock. All went home with happy
hearts, to dream OF more pleasure in the fut
ure.
Miss Alice Ellis spent last Monday night
with Miss Matte Buchanan.
Miss Euah Cobb, and her cousin NJ ss Kate
Holloway, were the recent guests of Miss Alice
Ellis.
Rev. Vanghn called at Mr.. b o. Verells last
Friday. a. d. +. Nj.
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TROY'S TOPICS.
A Lot of Odds and Ends Gathered up
In the city.

In the city.
Troy, 8. c., March 8, 1893.
Winter seems loath 10 leave us and FARMERS
and gardeners are getting impatient.
Preaching in the ASsociat te Reformed Presoy
terian church last Saturday and there was
communion yesterday.
In the Baptist church yesterday. He also
assisted Rev. T. w. Sloan In the prayer-meet.
ing, which was much appreciated:
Mrs. DIR. Boozer, of Greenwood, who has
been on an extended visit to relatives in Flor
ida, Is here visiting her brother, Capt. Il. w.
Lites. She says the cold weather reached
Florida and in njured the gardens and orchards
Miss Rhett Premise after weeks stay at
the Park Hotel with her brother left Satnr'
We extend thanks to our lntendant for put
ting the side walks and bridges IN good co1di, M
we can walk like other people.
The choir will meet In the A. X. T. parson-
age Thursday evening.
Mr.. ]. L. Taggart left for Greenville, s. c.,
Messrs. T. C. Lites and L. N. Kennedy went
out fox hunting one morning last week anu
after lively chase with l6 dogs caught two
Messrs. Jim McCaslan and w. S. Taggart
expect 10 leave tonight to seek their fortune
In the West
Our stores are being filled with the best
stock of goods they have ever had.
Mr.. Horace Pickett. one OF our school boys.
killed q wild turkey last week weighing 29
pounds. Pretty good for a boy 10 years old.
There will De prayer.meeting in the Baptist
church every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. m.
Some OF our town folks expect to attend
Rev. w. w. Orr's meeting at Mt. Carmel next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Chiles, Jr.. and their
bright little boy Willie were In town last
week Their new home will soon be COM
plete. They expect 10 move next month.
Miss Lizzie Harvely spent several days In
town last week with her cousin Miss Carrie
Robinson.
Miss Bessie Kennedy, one OF our sweeteet
and brightest school girls went to see her
parents last week Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kennedy,
| OF Widemans.
mentary letter from Gen. Wannamaker and
requested him to keep his office. There is nc
better postmaster than Mr.. T. G. Lites.
There will be an election on the 4th oil
March for one Intendant and four Wardens
for the town OF Troy. Managers are T. G.
Lites, J. T. Solomons AID ]. w. McCaslAn.
Mr.. ]. s. Burnett is again on the look out
for better place than Troy, but he will come
back as Troy always openes her arms to such
man as Mr.. Burnett. Nick.
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ABBEVILLE LOOKING UP.
Land for the LandIess - Homes for
the Homeless.


We direct attention to the advertisement
of lots In the town of Abbeville, and parties
wishing to purchase and others VINO nave
surplus cash 10 put in profitable investment
will do we'll to consult the plat which we pub
lish to-day.
This is no booming humbug gotten up 10
delude purchasers and make them invest IN
property which has no value, and Is OF no
tangible consideration. but is purely busl-
ness venture undertaken by some of our most
practical and prosperous citizens. There can
be no question of the fact that Abbeville real
estate Is advancing In price and will continue
to do 80 for some time TO come. The names OF
the gentlemen who are interested in this
property is q sufficient guarantee that 1t Is no
catch penny booming sale Of worthless land.
but Is q good opportunity offered to those who
wish to make profitable Investments, and Sc
cure for themselves building lots in our beau
tiful, thrifty and healthy town.
AbbevIlle Is now in the beginning OF her
material prosperity. She has shaken of her
lethargy, and taken on new life. with
churches which would be ornaments TO more
metropolitan and pretentious towns, with
school facilities unsurpassed by any town In
the State, with q refined and hoSpitable citi.
zepship, and with bill OF health which COM
pares favorably with any of her sister towns,
there is every inducement for persons to 10.
cate among us, TO increase our population,
and to secure desirable homes In our town.
This is indeed tide In the affairs or some
men which taken at the flood leads on 10 for.
tune. and they must take the current Wh' IL
serves or lose their ventures.
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School Trustees Of Able.
vile County. ..r

School District No. Capt. James Rogers,
]. n. Lipscomb, B. P. Plnsoh, NInety-sIx.,
School District No. 2eJohn B. Sample, J. L.
Hsssesi seheS pistPss No. sbr u
Hodges; DR.. s. T. Lea, Cokesbury; g. b Ri.
'es School @ District No. III. W. Msttison NJ. L.
S School District No. 5-M. E. Hollingsworth.
]. A. Devlin, T. ]. Bowen, Due West.
School District No. Sd. p: Hannah,
Hodges; H., w. Bowie, Abbeville; g. W.
School t District No. III. L. White, verdery;
P. II. Klugh, Thomas NickIes; Greenwood.
ley; T. J. Hearst, Verdery; DR.. T. ID. Adams'
School School District No. 81 +. wIdeman, D. w.
Dowtin,J w. Young. Troy.
school District No. loGA, w. T. grown' hSn- bSn-
ter; A. K. Watson g. d. "aro'a"' A00e-
School District No. III. G. Edwards. 8. H.
Cochran, James Evans, Abbeyille. VI,
School District No. PR. o. McAdams, w.
p. McCarter, w. n. Hall, Antreville:
School District No. Isl. g Mauldin, =. 8.
Boles, B. L. Clinkscales, Lowndesville:,
School District No. 1a.R. u. Bell, Dry
"SSs School % District No. l5-wm McNeill, Mount
Carmel: 2. II: McCaslan' "ideman; J. U.
sepool District No. ls-Jss Co,hran, Jr., Nc
Cormick w. H. Britt, sandoVer; l.. b. Ra'
School District No. 17-E. 8. Hale, E. w
Lipscomb, Jas. Rogers, Jr:
| School District No. 1S-C. A. {. Waller, L. r.
| RIley ]. l.. Carr Greenwood.
School District No. l9-W. A. Templeton, F.
B. Gary, ]. +. Miller.
The School Trustees OF the above tow nships
will be careful not TO overdraw on the
amount apportioned their respective town
ships, which will appear In future Issue .
this m per. E. COWAN,
'n'' p"po'' Chairman Board Examiners.
Dec. 2l, 1892, If
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We are showing three very handsome lines
of spring samples for Gents suits and Trou.
sers. These goods will all be made TO order
and We can guarantee you u 1T and and salts.
made clothing. styles and prices 10 SUIT
everybody. Call and have your measure
taken. w. Joel Smith e. Sons.
'rhe finest line of high graIe tobacco. cigars
and cigarettes In town at Penneys Drug
Store.
Now is the time TO use Bug Bane, 25 cents q
bottle, at Penney's Drug Store.
HEADQUARTERS for Loonen's fine tooth brush
es. Stop and zee them. Penney's Drug Store.
Try the famous Calhoun chewing tobacco,
at Penneys Drug Store.
Guano distributors and cotton planters OF
the most imprved kinds at w. Joel Smith
Sons.
All sorts Of plows and plow-stocks. hoes
and forming iInpliments are 10 be found at
| w. Joel Smith L. sons.
Wire buckle suspenders and vertical slide
backs, are the best and most com Portable
wearing, try them, w. Joel Smith Il Sons.
| Call on ]. H. Latimer and get your garden
seed.
| A new line Of cigars just received at the
New Drug Store. Harrison Game.
DR.. Harrison's headache powders relieve
neuralgia. For sale by Harrison * Game.
| Ifyou want handsome dress for little
cash. call or send to K. NJ Haddon & Co.
Go to w. Joel Smith & Sons for seed irish
potatoes-early rose and beauty of hebron.
Whelbarrows and garden tools at w. Joel
Smith & Sons.
Broken rice at cents pound, at w. Joel
Smith 4 Sons.
Cheese, eggs, Macaroni, corn, french peas,
tomatoes, pine apples, crab, shrimp. shielded.
oats and all sorts OF canned goods constantly
In stock at w. Joel Smith & Sons.
We have big lot of hats, colored shirts,
cravats &c, latest spring move tiles Just open
ed. Give us u call. always pleasure TO show
goods, ut w. ]. Smith & Sons.
Have you seen those handsome puff hos
omed shirts at w. j. Smith Sons. $l.OO D
piece.
The igemIe shirt Is the very best fitting shirt
| on the market. Remember they are only to
! be found at w. J. Smith Il Sons.
A new line of nice chewing tobacco at Har-
| rlson Games.
The best and freshest peanuts on the mar
ct are to be found at q. w. LOmax's.
Remember IL you are In need of a nice n
| ter Dress call at Haddon's.
Medicines and remedies for horse and cattle
at Harrison & Games.
Brides, harness, and all kinds of plow gear
| nj C. =. Hammond E Co.'S,
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LOWNDESVILLE'S LETTER.
Prominent Citizens Go to Washing.
tOn-Quanities Of GuanO Death
BycicIes-Wire Fences.

Lowndesville, s. c., March 4th, lS93
Last Sunday, in the absence Of the pastor,
Rev, r. P. Franks occupied the pulpit IN the
Mr.I. II. McCalla left Saturday for Wash
ington, to be present at the big Democratic
Jubilee, which takes place to-day:
Elberton, Ca. when the former went to Wash.
ington to welcome the incoming administra'
tion.
Miss Fannie and Miss Matte Henry after a
sometime, very pleasant visit to our citizens,
returned 10 their Elberton, Ga, home Tues.
Miss Ida Beatty. of Deans station, visited
the family Of Mrs. .. r. Horton, for several
days this week.
Messrs. D. L. Barnes and NJ. T. Hutchinson
went to Anderson Wednesday, by privae con.
veyance, on business.
Mr. J. b. klnsberry. of Winchester, Va, rep
spent several days in the Interests OF said com.
pony here.
III mistake not. the present, is the first
time in the history OF our town, that she was
represented at the capital of the United States
at her great quadrennial gathering OF repre-
sentatives from every quarter, to witness the
inaugural ceremonies.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Baker started Wednesday for
Baltimore, TO lay In supplies for our alliance
store.
Quite large crowd of young people collect
ed at Mr.. c. l.. Cinkscale's last night and
spent very enjoyable time, in an old fash
The fall sowed oats gen nerally weathered the
storm, and came out, not seriously damaged.
More rain yesterday and last night. For
sometime, If 1t had been "dirt.doober" time
of the year, they would have had perfect
picnic-would not have had to 60 to branch
for mud, with which to build their houses.
The quantity of guano sold here to date, Is as
great, II not In excess of that sold last season
and IL is said that II Is accounted for by the
fact, that many planters will use much OF II
on corn. bat that Is about az thin as the eX.
cuse given by some for attending shows J.. e.
ito see the animals"
Rev. H. r. Coelmap, Grand Chaplain of the
Grand Lodge Of Freemasons Of Kentucky
delivered an address before Roslin Lodge oi
this place Tuesday night.
Mr.. ]. T. Latimer has quite remarkable
little boy, about two years of aye. He sings
beautiful some l2 or Is sacred songs. giving
not alone the words, but the well tuned notes
Miss Sulley Epps, quite an estimable lady
who had been sick Tor sometimes, died last
Friday night. The next day her remains
were carried to Laurens, her home. Her fun.
eral services were performed on Sunday, by
the Rev. j. d. Crout, at Mt. Bethel before
large crowd of sorrowing friends and rel.
atives, after which her remains were laid to
rest In the cemetery near by.
Capt. ]. E. Brownlee OF Penny's Creek, was
In town Tuesday and bought Messrs. Humberl
and Bakers bycicle.
Prof. II. b. Humbert, left last Saturday, tc
visit the family Of his father, Hon. ]. b. Hum
bert, who resides In Laurens county.
Messrs. w. o. Brownlee and Will Lindsay
OF Due West, came in yesterday and were the
guest OF Rev. H. C. Fennell, last night.
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For evaporated apples, Platt & Co.'S sliced
Aug. w. Smith.
Another lot Of shaving brushes just receiv-
ed at Speeds Drug Store.
Diamond dye will freshen up that old faded
dress. You can get any color at Speeds Drug
Store.
SO pieces Hamburg embrolderles just re-
ceived at Haddon's.
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A CORRECTION.
1t In the Empire Stove Company, of
Philadelphia, Pa, and Not the
Wrought Iron Range Company,
That Are Selling Stoves.

In our Greenwood letter OF Feb. q. our cor
respondent makes US say the Wrought Iron
Range Company are again selling In this
pleasure OF meeting Mr.. ]. L. Carson. OF Col
umbus, Ge., who Informs US that the men
now selling stoves in this county represent
the Empire Stove Company, OF Philadelphia
Pa, which firm. he says, makes high grade
cast line Of stoves, and are introducing their
latest improvements. The New Favorite,' VI
which, with It's ventilated oven and large
cooking surface, makes II very desirable
kitchen fixture.
He says that wherever this stove has been
introduced II Is fast taking the place OF all
others. Mr.. Carson hopes that our people
may not fall TO see II, and remember that this
company is In no way connected with the
Wrought Iron Range Company.
Mr.. Carson is general manager for this com
pany In the South. 1t
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TOWN BONDS.
For Railroad shops and School Build.

For Railroad Shops and School Build.
ing.
The bonds which the town of Abbevllle in.
tends to issue for the railroad shops will soon
be ready for the market. They will arrive In
a short time, and persons who may wish To
invest should file their claims with Mayor r.
NJ. Hill. The contract with the railroad has
not yet been finally and formally signed, and
the bonds will not be sold until this IL done,
but as soon as the council and the railroad
folk have finished the trade the bonds will be
ready for delivery.
The second issue of thirty Sl00 bonds has
been sold. Twenty-Five or them go TO Chester
Eight remain in Abbeville. They will be
ready for delivery in few days.
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WHITE HALL.
The People OF that Renowned Old
Town.

White Hall. S. G., March 1, 1898.
Mr.. ]. NJ. WiIkerson came to White Hall
this week on business.
Mr.. H. X. Tolbert of Greenwood. was down
last Sabbath. visiting his sister, Mrs. Napier.
Mr. Ivey, Is the happy father OF fine son.
The dance given by Miss Ida Lee Hunter
on the 23rd, was a m ost enjoyable occasion.
Miss Mosselle Taggart Of Greenwood. and
guests of Miss Ida Lee Hunter last week.
Mr.. MeSwain, one Of Cross Hills most gal
liant young men, was visiting his sister, Mrs.
Lula Griffin. last week.
ular young men was present Ut the dance last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman made visit to their
father last Saturday.
Miss Della Smith, spent Wednesday night
aud Thursday with her friend. Miss Willie
Hearst. Z. +. L.
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SALE OF FORFEITED STOCK
- IN THE -
H:gaaV..! C.tt.. MIL !

DY ORDER OF the BOARD Of DIRECTORS
lowing stock was declared forfeited and order.
ed to be sold at twelve o'clock on the public
SQUARE at GREENWOOD, on THURSDAY,
1 n q ORD day OF MARCH, 1893.
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Martha X Morris.
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CERTIFICATE OF PHYSICIANS.

F. E. Harrison, NJ. D., and w. A. Hunter, NJ.
D.. sworn. says:
This certifies that we have this day exam
ined the bodies Of Lily Elmore, jamie Logan
and Tidy Logan, and find az follows:
The stomach, bowels, liver, and spleen show
congestion more or less marked. The ston-
ach is the seat of punctate hemorrhages, and
of erosions especially near its oritices. The
bodies OF all them present the same LESSONS.
The facts Of this autopsy indicate an irrltant
poison, and we recommend that an analysis
OF the contents Of the stomach and bowels
and OF these organs be made.
Signed F E. Harrison, NJ. D.,
Feb. "a, 1893. w. A. Hunter, NJ. ID.
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The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
PROBATE COURT.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Rev. B. +. Mil
Ter, Deceased.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
ALI, persons indebted TO said Estate must
u settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the Estate must present them
properly attested To- nv ,,o,,roN
Feb. :, 1898, st Executor.
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VERDICT OF THE CoRoNER's JURY.


State Of South Carolina,
County OF Abbevilie.
An inquisitlon indented. taken at the Thorn.
son Place In the county OF Abbeville afore-
said, the Path day or February in the year
1888 before me, J. Foster Hammond, Coroner
for the county aforesaid, upon the view OF
the bodies Of Lille Elmore, Tilda Ann and
jamie Logan. then and there lying dead, upon
the oaths OF Lewis Truitt. foreman, A. Il.
Brown, ]. 2. Hampton, J. T. Crawford, J. C.
Dansby. S. f. Hammond, Jim White, Cornel.
lus Pressly, Sam Jordan, Harry Lee Key
Williams. Alex. Shanks, good and lawful
men OF said county. who being, charged and
sworn to enquire for the said State when,
where, how and after what manner the said
Lille Elmore, Tilda Ann Logan and JAMIE
Logan came TO their deaths from poison on
the Thomson Place on Thursday, the 23rd day
February. 1893. 1--WE. the jurors find that Lii
lie Emore, JAMIE Logan and Tilda Logan
came to their deaths by poison administered
by Dave Webster and Lizzie Logan as acces.
sorry"
And so the jurors aforesaid. upon their
aths.aforesaid, say that the afores aid Lille
Elmore, jamie Logan and Tilda Logan In the
manner and form aforesaid, the aforesaid
Dave Webster, and Lizzie Logan as accessory
then and there leloniously did kill and muir.
der against the peace OF this State.
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j. P. Hamilton,
j. e. Dansby,
A. Il. Brown,
j. P. Crawford,
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Harry X Lee,
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Sam X Jordan,
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Alex. X Shanks,
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Cornelius Y PresSly,
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Jas. X White,
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Cerick X Williams.
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de San German, e,t& pasando
poi do.oro'isino trance uuettro
entusissta y con'ecuente correli-
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pasrioticAs filAs incondicionales, ,Sr
D. Pedro Maria Rivera, = Rosas,
:on el sensible fallecimiento, en-
aquella ciudad ocurrido eI IL, de-
su querida hermAns, la aprecis.
O'e, viriuosa y cAritstiva sen >rita
dofia Eduardo del mismo apeli.
do.
E luctuoso sucsso ha produci-
10 honda impression de tristeza en-
"a culta aociedad sangermena, d,
81 cuAl era con rsz6n estinA6a 10
Wfl )rila que "a no txiste.
Prueba elocuente de esta essi-
nacion fue el concuTridisimo y
ucido ensierro del cadsVer de 10
misma, Todas Toe clAGes se vieu
con en- 81 diguAmsnse representa-
das.
Goce de Ia eternA gloria ell al
na de 10 seiiorita dofa Eduardo
Rivera, y recib \ su afiigido her
mano y demaI pArientes J deu-
los nu.stro SIN zero pc ane.