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Attempted Rape.


On Thursday, Mary Jane Jack.
son, co:ored. from the Craieyille
neighborhood. swore out a warrant
before Justice Burns for John /
Jones, also colored, for an attem ut
to rav,sh her the night before.
Her statement was that she and
Jones mother went to preaching
together and that by invitation
she rem aimed at the house to
spend the ni2ht. She occupied
bed with the cd woman and was
awoke during the night by Jones
who she says came TO the bed and
made the attempt. She further
states that che woke up his moth
er and began bemeaning Jones.
telling him that be ought to be
hung, when he flew in a passion
and struck her several times. She
then left the house and went to a
neighbors. Jones following her
and pleading with her TO say moth
ing about the affair. Con.table
Adams went up yes erday to serve
the warrant. 1t isreported here
that Homes fed 10 North Crolina.
The woman Jackson. upon
l.
whom the alleged attempt was
made, is about so years old, has
several children, and 10 separated
from her Lasb4nd.
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FOR TREASURER
To tic Democratic FOtcrs Of Lancaster
CnIiniM.

To tic DeDancratic FOtcrs of Lancaster
county.
We take great pleasure in nominal.
ing J f. BLACKMON for the office of
County Treasurer, subject 10 the rules
governing the Democratic primary.
We know Mr. Blackmon to he we'll
qualified to fill said office. He posses.
ses high moral and christian charact-
er. Ne was 80 unfortunate as To lose
one of his arms by accident in a cotton
gin about II years since. He obtained
a fair education by his own efforts and
Is deserving young man. We feel
sure .felected he will make an obliging
officer and will discharge his duties
faithfully. u Ve ask your support in
his behalfin the coming primary cleo
ton and obligc MANY FRIENDS.
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Rock Hill Herald.

Rock Hill Herald
Jos ah Crawfo q. co nred. aged
abont 23 years, living on Mr Uriah
Jofdan's pace in East Chester,
committed suicide Sund,y before
'ast hy drowning himself in the
Catawba RIVER Our Informant
is Henry Biggeis. a colored man,
who say s that early on Saturday
before Crawford made his will,
giving his Sund,y suit of clothes
to h' youngest hfo'her and his
househ Id effects and COW to his
baby Sunday m rning after
breakfast he induced hi. familv to
90 to preaching. saying he intend
ed TO go after RAN that dav. Af>
ter the family departe Crawford
went into the river me ,dOw where
he had his COW hitched to Craze.
and cutting the rope by which
she was secur d, wentto the RIVER
bank where he hung his hat and
coat on a limb and tie hi. hand
kerchnf o. another Iinb over
hanging the water lie then ted
II s hands with t'e rope and rass>
ed it r. uud his neck severa' tine4
when Re walked out up'n bent
tree and jumped into the river.
That afternoon the COW went
home with the cut rope dangling
on her NECK and the family sus,
pecting something wa' wrong
went to where the COW had been
hit ched, when tracks were discov'
cred leading from that spot.
These were followed to the river,
where Crawford's coat and hat
and handkerchief were disc ,vered,
and Just under the handkerchief
on the river bank were the tracks
Of the man where he had gotten
upon tn tree, but none were dis
covered leading away from there.
The conc usion at once was that
Crawford had drowned him e'f.
and not appearing the nexC morn>
ing the suspicion was confirmed.
Searching parties were organized
and the river thoroughly dragged
without succes-. Last Wednesday
afternoon Mr. John Kirkpatrick
was standing at the p int on the
bank whence the man had jumped
when The b dy suddenly shot up
out of the water. which il about
Thirty feet deep at that point. and
did not sink again. Mr. Kirkpas.
rick thought the dead man was
after him and made tracks as fast
q his feet could carry HIM. Later
rarty went there and secured
The body. over which an inquest
was he'd that night
There is great excitement amoGg
the 'darkies IN the nelghborhood
over this affair. Some of them
cay the devil ran Crawford out of
the water and they can't be coax =
ed to go in the neighborhood of
the place where Crawford found
his grave. As negroes are 81 SELL
dom known to commit suicld g
they thinx this Is a warning TO all
darkies that the devil will surely
catch all who do.
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The Psalm Otiy COHtrOv ersy.

We have to request discon,in
uance of this controversy II we
could sec that Christian Peep @
were being drawn into closer
union or that nners were being
shown the error Of their way by
it we would Insist on its continu-
ance but from our information,
the contrary is the case Rev MIR
Ratchford had the opening and is
entitled 10 the reply # he wants
il
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Pdfd0licd by the Gouert,or.

At the Maj ch term OF court in
1S9! or This county, Dave lack
son, co Ored, was convicted on a
charge Of rale and sentenced TO
lie imprisonment in the State
penilentiary. On Wedne sday last
the Governor issued ia kson full
pardon. it having deve oped that
H. ~a'not guilty of the crime
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TRESPiSS NOTlCE.

A ii persons are warned not to tres
"A pass by walking, riding, fishing,
hunting, cutting wood, or in any other
way upon my lands situate between
one and two miles South Of town,
known as the "Cureton Afill tract, y
the Bailey lands" and the "Kelly
place" Said lands are bounded by
the main Camden Road. lands ofW W
Perry, the Billings plantation, estate
lands Of Tillman Frazer and others.
The law will be enforced against any
and all persons disregarding this notice.
HARRIET WELSH.
May %. 1S9i-3w.
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TRESPiSS N0TICE.

A II persons are forbidden to trespass
IA by walking, riding. hauling
wood or i'm any other manner upon my
plantation near Pleasant Hill contain
ing so acres, bounded, by lands of J J
Bridges, J w Vaughn. s Beckham,
ST., and Others, and upon which my
family now resides. The law will be
enforced against any person disregard
ing this notice. +. r. DAVIS.
juno l5. lS94-2u.
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TO be Married on the 26th Inst.

Miss Emma WItherspoon,
daughter of DR. and Mrs j II
WitherspoOn, one Of our most es-
timab'e young ladies, is to be
married on Tuesday, June Goth. t"
Mr Water B Kerr, of Rock Hill.
The ceremony will be performed
at ~ O'Clock m. in the Presbyte-
rian Church at this place. after
the marriage the Young couple
VIII leave for Rock Hill. their fus
ture home. Cards have been Is
sued
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n Negtu CGm ml!s Suicide.

JnmBca into the CatdG5u. Where he
Log Buried Three Days HHen the
Body Suddenly Rose to the Top,
Soaring the Senses ont Of q White
him
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BuekIen'g Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, aud positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price 25 cents perbox. For
sale by Crawford Bros
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

! hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office Of Sheriff of Ian.
caster county subject to the resul. of
the Democratic primary election.
Very Respectfully,
j. MONTGOMERY CASL,l,V
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The friends OF Mr. LEWIS NJ CLY-
BURN hereby announce him as can
iidate for the office or Sheriff OF Lam
caster County. Mr. Clyburn Will abide
The result of the Democratic primary
election.
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! hereby announce myself rs can
didate for the office Of Sheriff of Ian.
caster county, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary election.
w. B. CAUTUES
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:.sc&i SKATERS.
Judson NJ Hood ia anhonnced
10 Nher G N 1 his iSsnn

Of his wfe, Mrs Cynthia lark.
II L Mellow. E.q., ami W ,fe of
York are sitting the formers
mother in this county
Service al the Episcopal
Church tomorrow. both IN the
morning and afternoon.
Moose White. a we | known
and respected old co ored man.
died at this place last Wednoss
day night.
Tine inside OF the jail up stairs
is being white washed.
~ Montgomery Caskev an
nounCes himself IN this is,ue for
the office of Sheriff
A good ram fe,l IN the Trades
vile ueighborhood Wednesday.
Mrs j Z Hunter and daugh
Ter, Miss Mary. have returned
from a visit TO relatives at Rock
Hi.
Mrs J f Hunter and son
Frank and Misses Cora Stewman
and Mamie Hunter. all Of Lancas-
ter, are visiting Mt the home Of
our esteemed friend Mr. w S Hor>
ton Era
The colored firemen gave a
festival in the courthouse last
night to raise money to purchase
uniforms for the company
Mr. D " Crockett. noticed a
stalk Of cotton in his fed vester-
day morning which contained
- shapes It was about 10 inch
ches high.
Miss Fannie w Hasseltine,
daughter of our townsman Mr. j
W Hasseltine, graduated at the
winthrop Normal College with
the c'ase Of 1894. On Thursday even"
ing She will return home to-day
DIR J f Rut'edge, Dentist, will
be here all of court week for the
practice Of his profession. Don't
NEGLECT your teeth. All work
guaranteed.
MIR FT Davis. a good work.
nan and machinlst. left for Chars
lotte Yesterday where he expects
job. He carried fine testimo-
mails
Mr. J L Dostcr. son of DR. Z l.
Dos'er, of this county, now of
Rome. Ga representing the dug
house of ID W Curry, of Rome, is
on a visit to his parents. He will
remain about one week. He is
looking we'll and feels natural at
his o'd home
The Three C's Railroad will
sell round trip tcsetr at one fair
10 persons desiIing to attend the
campaign meeting at Rock Hill
next Monday and at Yorkvil @
Tuesday.
--Messrs Jones and Winiams, of
the Lancaster bar, have been re-
tanned to defend lneraham Will
son. otYork, charged with murder.
and who obtained change of
venue to this place at the last
term of the York court. The
case is expected 10 be tired here
next week but the probabilities
are that it will be continued to
the next term.
Mrs w ID Ingram has gone on
visit 10 B'acksburg, s q. She
has been unwell Tor some time
and she and her friends hope that
the change will be beneficial to
her
Drs / II Blair and w ID Penn.
berion, of this pace. and Drs
Mackey and Witherspoon. of Ian.
caster. and DIR Rodgers, Of Wax>
haw, performed very su ccessful
operation in removing n cancer
from the breast of hrs DR. T L
Doster Of Tradesville, S c.. last
Wednesday. Atlast accounts Mr..
Doster was doing remarkably
WE'LL Monroe Enquirer
The weeks meeting at the
Presbyterian Church closed last
Wednesday night The pastor
iabored hard and earnestly for
the Master, that an immense
amount Of good might result rot
only TO his flock but TO the entire
community
Mr. Louis ely burn. manager
efthe Construction Co., sustained
painful injury to one Of his feet
l. ~ n
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When Baby was sick, we gave her cas.oria.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Cas;oria.
When she had Children, she gave them CaStoria
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With his consent. the friends of IIR
JuDSON AZ. HOOD hereby announce
him as candidate for the Democratic
Nomination for the office Of Sheriff of
Lancaster County Mr. Hood stands
pledged to abide the result of the
Democratic Primary Election.
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1LBfHR0P STATE NORMAL COLI
COLUMBIA, sc.

Open 10 white girls over II. Session
begins Sept 26. Graduates secure good
positions. Each county given two
scholarships-Onew worth $3.50 a session
and one OF free tuition. First scholar.
ship now vacantin counties of Able.
Vile Aiken, Anderson, Barnwell.
Beaufort, Charleston, Clarendon
Chester, Chesterfield. Florence. Green
vile. Georgetown, Hampton, Horny,
kershaw, Lancaster. Laurens, Lex
ington, Newberry. Oconee, Orange.
burg, Pickens. Richland Sumter.
Spartanburg. York,
Competitive examination July II ut
Court House Of each county.
Address ID II Johnson, Pres.
Columbia, S G..
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"A white man is about to be
lynohed at Atlantic City, Va.
Usual ofenc
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AT the recent session OF the So.
"a Phaymaceuticai Association DR.
> II w Halle Of our town vas elect
ed End Vice President Of the As.
sociat'on. This is the second time
the DR. has been called to f,l this
70 ition. and. as it ia an honor sel-
1om conferred outside Of the lar
ger cites. he should feel proud OF
VI. We congratulate him upon
his preferment. Era.
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Editor The Manning Times

/ had abandoned all expecta-
ton o! being a candidaiotl.. wear
for any Office. as | mistru,t,d nv
health, and thought the Reform,
ers wanted a different policy from
that which had expressed. But
| cannot disregard the with so
kindly and cordially expressed by
my cd Reform frienis # C. aren-
den county--b'cke up as it is. nv
40 many people IN the State at
large
| prot undlv appreciate tbs
highest evI' ence Of their MD ,ca
and will stand as a rndS for
Governor upon the Refor4n prin
ciples which have adv cat ed for
eight year". Yours truly.
j f TlNDAL.
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MIR Tinda"s Formal Answer.
He WIZ Become Candidate Jor COZ.
cyROr--Hi8 RtdsORs

The Stute
y fe" da ago The state ~
noun cd that Secreta,y OF Site
Ilnda' had deteruned {. rntct
re~enttr The race tor Govrcnor
and w,u q appear ~ RncE Ilih ant
ann unce hi' can hdacv. The
sIatemeht wa made on he asser-
ton "s one OF his fi;Cr -
made no announcement :. nlself
The fol owing which has lust az
peared in the Manning Tine, wal
consequent v be read with inte =
est:
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BlslIOEsaA Da "LA coaRzaronDnxuA IN PEo..REooo 8,

Mo he qusrido atornsataEts; psne hoy que tEtfs
mGs t1As ais. GS siscaUi aims 10 qrs rss5
RoBE miro sE YES Ia ssnolta de Ms h.n. IA
msaaEs lsy6 aG qas aisrAO iAGsx6s lssxsado
dc suaissidad.
IsiA q bryce, Ee dssia qus AndYsa hnbera dsbido
eoncaniE dEdas pFeaeex cius del ultsls psaar
sat1ba compEom stida qas Rosa auixis poH alla.
Qusc Gst itsslo dsspUss paAs6 que luaYa qu67 Dea
pue del insuto qus lA habisn iateUdo osfs YoivSx
bLGr jaime Bslsu 81 ., ID hs61eRs anedo do
vera Lullara cadido aAts ROuSa6n tan in
iaUta1 IPsn q4S avvs1 uAa lfga saagIieatA cue no
Y.dia CurAIaef
Dssdo que hAbs psrdido todo Ia era indifO-
Yeats
Lao que habisrA qussido, 10 que h1bers dtaea3o 20
como rsmedlo "a dsSgrasit, gus Rceptsbs aiHo como
pXEeha os tsxAuSa KseEeta sci6n de sW
honoT, hUbiera sdo ec1dtsactF dc hSYmana ma
soAfsui6A sDpsAtAues salida del coYa86a.
~ Para qu6 pc as1 90 10 que yA 10 ss1-diio Rose
con assAto tEAts.HabAmoU au De d6sds vieRoaH
DE FAlis.
-4CakAdo msrth <Ater3
-H&cs auAGSO dlAs.. ..cOn mi psd1o IA ssata
HsgEra da que q psEgso eEtAba OODjuTade.
-sQut rsigIor
Glqus Il cOrrias. lAhl IQut eueons, Dlos miol
Rosa csyT6 loo ojos
Eitsno de IL hoElts de Ne haa era my afeetuoUo
La satarmA eAeJo qus tnA ois IL seatoG6a que al-
pr bs
Qaa ~ harmana hubisas eatsdo eesvaacida de a inc.
0sRes qas no gsexAas qss sgse ssaaen sYa scr ella
sat0 10 hRbloaa aexVtde Dc soRaEkln. ~
Aqxella eontpufa pe llegk
Al aAne - ~ messasa Easssa Rasa cen ifxslxds
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CHARADA LOGOGRAMA

Cuarta prinsa segu'ado produjo
la primera sonrisa de Dios.
y no hay dos primd y cudrtd que teBga
solamente un segunda tres dos.
En- los temples, en- grandes palaciOs,
en- hamilde vivienda, en- el mar,
y en- Ia historic, So nomhre y sus hechos
ocho dos prtna y cuarta hallarAs,
Fl tres cuatr0 cinco seas cu0tro
lleva siempre consigo el dandy
aunque tres siete tres dos le llamen;
serta cuGrta en- e. Asia es an arbol;
con Ia dos, Ia qutntG y Ia nueve
facilmentO Sc pueds obtener,
10 mismo tomSndolas todaS
un nombre bonito para una mujer.
NotG. En- esta clase de charada, Sc
entiendc por prtmsra, segundd, tcveero,
ETC., no las sflabas, como en- las charadas
comunes, sino las letras.
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sSoE Vkpcrea hAkkn "a
sslA en los princip 3 Als,
pueEtes De Ia lsla, aegas
4s neeesidAdas del tra
ice.
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Aosxs Gus AA4AA

~ ,sb,sa; Haa vstayIa dessahoc6A tOda sa'ape de
uRe 4sha ageaid7 10 tiles, di6 ia vusta lsa pxAdeSAs
de 4 llAasdsy pat6 dalAAts dc 10 sssslia IT,
sahot de Ms hAa nija bsisToa de ella.
Am0os estAbaA tYsis do viais.
Alvsr AadEal, cAusa dc Sua deEgracisS a COR E5a
lie RotA oprimi6
sus ssausrdOs avivsros de srosto, eca slos Ol
calav pusEAaks q7e ssRtiA,
ST. para s2 todo aBtshA psEdido: Il sspaYG dc
poEvoAiE agq 1io, 81 snos que BIZ tAadsdo 81 ae
gfp hosor Ii t1GRquiidad dc vida Rodslts pc
70 fsix Rsgla
Ls slsgsi2 psSd q no volvsria isaEnl
J am6l
r era ARd1eR geiaa Ia hatis destsaidoI....
Hubiara q 4eEldo huir do aqUaa hsnitaet6s, sncoR-
cssf, padre hlblars no1 Ol coraz6R
oro snpO 10 hsOs SabsI que ara 10 qas pasaba
o. los E Esrts
,Qu6 eAmb1I
LOs Ersalts s1sabaa osrradOE para sls; nj aua "a
pad veia ~.
81 de,gsaeia ara eomplstA.
Ne a saemsAts QNe Ghsoxbia eA oatas coHstdoYs
puevta do ID Eaa abvi6; Ia ssnoYta de Neil
ha. eat eorSid dozde estaha Ross, dkAdOA abrk
- Ia cu9y6 de Lesca.
DE- as - gsas6 81 Iaeo 40 ID entsEma, o. IA aia
baja
-Pnr hn te vso lsvAntsda-lo dijo.-M madya me
e ha aieho IS que S1co ssG complGtims zts tTAa-
guile.
-Estoy aEy dSbil, pusdO tsKsIms.
--Ya yeecbgsr&s fdsrzss.
Caos6 sil's 81 : se as i de Boss, y % assssd
sla pHBo dos Foaxs 10 fodia de Il ontsmR
aissAa 81 ela sRs gEeadsa 0i0s e dis;
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aRANpEs MALES aRANDEs REMEDIos,-Cuando ell
empobrecimento organize aniquila el cuerpo Ell ss
piritu pone devover al sistema nervioso toda su
faerza vigor; de ahi Ia indication especial del Vtn
Cordial AZ CertbfEa de Ulrci conceptuados por los me-
dicoa mas eminentes el reeo#stNYeats mas ps6<
res1 galtsadcr mas rapido de las personas 6fbtlsA
GalEfcaS pru6bese para ce~~oborer tales vrtudeG va
reeonocidas alabadas por los enfermos que 10 has
iomado De venta para la iGa de Puerto-Rico F. Gui
tlaYmetv.
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UN LIBRO

70 tambien tengo un ibro en- cuyas
Blancas como Ia nieve, (paglnas),
Nadie escribi6 una frase de ternura,
iEst& cerrado siempre!
Solo un nombrs hay en- el puro y sin
Fcco de eterna luz q ilumina, (mareha,
Plegaria que hasta 81 cielo Sc difunde:
fTu nombre, MADRE Mai
A. PINRDA.
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GA ADJUNTENA"

Empress de coches con servicio en-
tire Ponce Adjuntas y vicevcrsa.
Esta empresa que cuenta con bue-
mas parejas y cocheros entendidos, dis
pondr4 la salida de IN coche diario
siempre que Sc reunan tres pasajeros.
Tambien fletara coches q precios con
cuando 81 servicio sea de
dfa. Agentes: en- Ponce, Sres Fernan
dez y c.; en- Adjuntas. su duefo Lorenzo
Eseand6n. 45--33
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Un caballero que So diStingus Por
su dssalino suoiedad, Sc encueatra en-
fermo va q consular an medlco.
.--iNo cree usted--le dice que ne
cesit9 algunas aguas1
--Indudablsmente.
--lY cuales lo parscen { listed me
iores para mi restablecinientof
Las que usted quiera; con tai de
que tenga usted mucho jabon maRo.
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w r. TE.VgFO.Rs

q "a vosha "a 25 5e Ostuhts pyfxsrao pa.
tAao. is f1S sasttsisa 81 qas snasrhe, res ysgnA
Nsgfs esNvn~a. s'ss3s Eais ~seaiss cnnvtsA ed d
tFss ahoa SIS. 81 paa a. Is rsta svassra deka-
CHI hIaaea, cs MY huan - eoare tvcta,
eataio saio | psra llsva = coils alsa tnayth. a
Ia psrsoas qga i 7asgsgss IN ausno e diere
copost aIssta ~ su psrsdsro. Havt gssesosarsss-
t. gfstiaesia,- q spasc Novlanhrs ~ de- 1894.
--Lufs EcleVarrin. Sd
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En- un bale:
--1Quiere usted que bai'emos estn
polka, Luisitaf
Dispense utted, estoy muy tans'-
da J voy sentarme.
---Permftame usted que me siente i
SD lado. Hablaremos IN POGO.
---Entonees, pre6ero que bailemos
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Ell TONIC

1sico dep6Eto del desasrsditsdo RON To-
PACIO Las tres 9-Este ron peEm >
interval y matR-gsate, sc regalA los toeayos
lei eatAblecimieRto so ceRtavos botallA.
10-Sants Roaa-10 ATembo--F.
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rPASATTEMPOs

solueibn I ID oharada de aver
E-BF-DF-R0
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DnlinnsnLnc g nse.aits ano gus ta..
ialiassci6a de tuzlJoE de viss de ccr uNicasi6s
sopegrsfA stc6tsss. Informark deA Talio L.
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