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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-03-15

During lhe epidemic fla gr'pe
hambe' lain's Cough Remed :
took The lead here aud was much
better liked than other cough
medicine" II NJ Bangs, druggist
hat>worlh, lii. The grips much
The same as very severe cold and
requires precisely the same treat
menl. This Remedy is promp;
and eiI'ec'ual aGd VIII prevent
any tendency Of the disease toward
pneumnnIa. For sale by I Mar
rlngton. j
The persistent cough which
usual f"ll"~s an attack OF The
grip can b. permanently cured by
t king iamberlain's Cough Rem
.dv, W A Mcclure of Mckay, y.
SAYS: "ia Grippe lel, me with "a
seveTa 60 ,gh. A'ier using sever
al different medicines without r.
lier, irie.i UIamh+il ,in's Cuu.h
l. 4medc, 'nch liectad n prriuan
eui rnre. | have also luntil il To
be without an eGral for children.
when .rnuLlr,! with colds or
croup 23 aud 80 cent boilers fer
sail hv f harrington Drusgi: Lo
gan o.
About a wear AGO | took a VOL
emf attack nl l.. grippe | rGush-
ed day and hight lnr about 6 week
my WIFE then suggested that | Try
Chamherlains Cough Remedy.
A! first | could see no difference
Lu, till kept taking u and soon
fOuru that i, was hat needed
Ii yot M r-iieI from one dose L
took another, aud il was only a
few days until was free from the
cough. | thilk people in general
ought to know the value of This
remedy, and take pleasure in
acknnA ltdglng the benefit | have
received from il. MADISON MUsT-
ARD, O.way o. % and so cent
dulles for sale By + Harrington
Logan.
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VINTON COUNTY.

-sIr. Dwight Wright, Of Logan
visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Magee, last Saturday and Sum
day.
Miss Lou Eggleston il visiting DE-
&c. Wright and family ia Logan.
We are pleased to announce that
Prot. Henson, of the Macarthur schools
will, after the close of the schools this
year, open normal school in Macarthur
for teachers anb pupils who desire to
attend.
Mr. Larry Kane and his wife,
Anora Kane, of Macarthur Junction,
both died last week-the husband on
Thursday and the wife on Saturday.
They We're old people-both over seventy
years, and died of pneumonia.
RE. Stevenson, of New Plymouth,
and J.F. Harden, of Logan, have pur-
chased the furniture store and under
taking business of the Logan Manufac-
turing company. They are frst-class
men and Us such we commend them to
the people of Logan.
Rev. d. F. Charles, young minister
of theU. B. church, assisting Rev. Run
yam on his work in this county, was
taken seriously sick last Friday evening
at the residence Of Don A. Martindill
in Richland township, and was for time
in dangerous condition. His trouble
was nervous pros.ra5ion resulting from
overwork.
Marion T. Baker, son of John S.
Baker, Of Pretty Run, jackson town
ship was run down and killed by the
ears, at Columbus last Friday. He was
an engineer, and was employed by the
Haydens in rnnning stationary engine.
He was instantly killed by being struck
by the train. The father and brother
went to Columbus Monday to bring the
remains home for interment.
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Baltimore and Ch: o.S W.

VIII sell Land Seekers Excursion
tickets a; one fire for The round
trip, t. points in VirgInI, Ken
tucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Flor
ia, Georgia, Mississippi, Febru-
AIRY ST., March l3'hand April 9tl,
and to arkansas. Lon sIana and
Texas, February 1857, Marcn13th
a prll 10Th and May Sih, 1891,
good returning thirty days from
date of sa g. st ,p-over privileges
Will ba granted in the States
named. For information as 10
IA es. et"., apply TO nearest tirKat
agent of rhe Baltimore Il O.lio
South west ern Railway.
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OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT,
FEBRUARY 1894.
BAROMETER.

The mercury in barometer is
affected by atmospheric pressure;
and not by temperature. Hence then
.he lower the mercury falls the light
er the air, ami the more dan ger from
storms: The higher the mercury
rises the greater the weight OF the
air, and less danger from storms.
The least atmospheric pressure
for February, occurred the 9th. day
being 2s.7oo iny.hes.
The highest ON the 24th. being
20. 900 inches.
Average daily atmospheric pres
sure for tie month was 1920 inch
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California Excursion

The well-known Philips Excursion Co
has arranged IN run bi weekly eXcurS-
ions To all principal California ard o'her
Pacific Coast cities, from all points on
the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Railway, via ST Louis, Kansas City and
Denver.
TIE parties will be carried in Pullman
Tourist cars leaving Parkersburg 90 "a.
M, CINCINNATI S.2j IN, hu~.day Jan,
25s Febunry s, and %, March 8. and p
ard passengers will be booke,, through
to destination. There is 10 Pacific Const
tours Offering SO good accommo odations
at less expense.
For full information address A Phillips
& Co.. : + Corner Fourth and Vine SITS.
Cincinnati, Ohio, or gall on nearest tick
ct agent OF the Il & O. S W. R'y.
Feb | Sw
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Now Trv This.

1t will cost You nothing and Will
surely d., you good. if yon have 9
Cough. Cold, or any trouble with
Throat Chest or Lungs, DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed
TO give relief, or money will he
paid back. Suffers from La Grippe
found it just The thing AMI under
its Use had IL speedy. and perfect
recovery. Try. sample bottle at
our expense and learn for yourself
hox gonl thing is. Trial boItl
Tree al + IIarrinyion', Drug Sore.
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ATHENS COUNT

A'L'n>. Journal.
air. Frank Rochester and Charles
Nail, of Logan, were in Athens last
Tuesday.
Tax Inqulsitors, Foreman and
Pitcher, were in Athens this week
looking after persons who are so alb
sent minded as to forget to list their
property for taxation. They have
been finding several very forgetful
people.
On last Monday night at / o'clock
the valuable three story barn of
Edgar Dean uear Amestown, was
burned, together with s head of
horses and IL COWS and a large
amount of hay AMI feed and farming
implements. The barn was almost
new, and probably one of the best
lu the county. We are not advised
as to tie origin of the fire.
The date for the coming fair has
been fixed for Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, August IS, 80 and
80.
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s.Wait here q moment.


Down the stairs he ran, to return
in few minutes with two heavy
blanket shawls. one of which he wound
about Annie, giving the other to the
two little fellows. Picking Annie
up and telling the boys to follow, he
carried her down to the street. Into
TIE carriage whose cruel wheels had
left poor Mana mortally wounded, lie
put the children, and away they
few.
/ The carriage stopped in front of a
beautiful house with grounds around
it. The children were lifted out and
taken up the steps to the door. which
opened, and ragged Annie found her
self in the arms of a richly dressed
woman.
''Oh, You poor little tllingsl How
can you bear it," she cried.
Hush. Amy" said Mr. Wcstall
! Don't unfit them for the inevitable
Take them up to theiI sister. She
will not be with us long
He took Annie by the hand and
led her from the room, while his sis
ter followed with the boys.
Mana was dying. The face pinch
ed and thin from hunger became ash
ed as death drew near. Her eyes
looked blacller than ever.
Mana" said Mr. Westall, Il have
brought Aunie and your brothers to
you. Can you not speak to them,
my dear?:'
Poor children" moancG the dv-
ing girl. 'Oh. sir, won't you take
care of them when am gone? Don't
let them be hungry and"-with a sob
:'steal."
''No, 10, my poor child! They shall
be well taken care of. l promise
! vcu that, said Mr. Westall.
THAT is good," said Mana, with a
smile. Il shall not have died fer
nothing. But l was SO wicked-do
you think God will ever forgive me?
They were starving, end l had prom
ised them food.''
"Dear heart" said Miss Westall,
with tears in her eyes, ''our Father is
merciful. He gave you your trials
on earth because he loved you; and
new you are going to be rewarded
for struggling SO bravely."
There was a pause; then Mana said,
speaking with effort:
Il am glad to so. Life has been
very hard since mether died. Wher
are the Children? l cannot see."
"They are here, Mana, close beside
you"
Sic stretched out her hand and
laid it on Annie's head.
'Be good to the boys, dear" she
whispered, land don't quite forget
me. Gool-byI am going to heaven
oh, it is so beautiful! Z
No one spoke for a long time. At
last Miss Westail drew the awcstruck
children away.
Come with me" she gently said,
'.Nana is with God"
Two days afterwards the children
stood by their sisters coffin. They
were neatly dressed, and already
looked greatly improved in appear
ance. Herceforth this house was to
be their home.
I'VE said Sister Mana would look
lovely in pretty dress, didn't we,
Janice"
''Sister Annie said the prince'd
come for her an all of us-perhaps,"
answered Jamie, :.an' that she would
be dressed in white silk"
Yes, Mana had found her prince.
Waverlcy.
OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT
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yl'.ltfy VIII kew ave Money

Mt heranse The Silver Bill has
been repealed, or acrOnni of the
elet tiOn Of Governor Mckinley bnt
because the i'olnmbus. Hooking q
Valley and nledo R,llroad have
made ii reduction OF ten per cenI
In all round trip local fares be-
teen stat ons OF this popnl,r Line
Tickets are i'm ted t. 80 days,
CIV Schwenke agent Buckeye
Route w Fisher, Zen, Pass ,ana
Tx, Agt. { tlnmbus y.
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A Lad r.

Stree its first III troductior
Electric BiiieIs .lla, gained rapid, !,
in popular favor. until now il Is
clearly in the Leaf among pure
medicinal tonic and alternatives
cont aiming nothing which permits s
its use as Il beverage or lntnXicaht
il is recognized as the hest and
pnrest medicine Tor all ailments o'
Stomach, Liver ana kidneys.-I'
will cure Sick Headache Iudiges-
ton, Constipation and drive M"l,'
ria IRON the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with everv bottle OF
money refunded. Pr,ra 50 cen; 9
per bottle al H Harrinsitb's.
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SOUTH BOUND.
STATIONS

The Buckeye Flyer is the Business Man =
Train to CnicasO, fitted with elegant Par
or Cars and the easy Pullman Sleepers.
Through Pullman palace sleeping ca"s
OH night trains to Columbus and Chicago.
The eonly linerunnIng through parlor ca rs
between Toledo, and Columbus,
seat fare only y cents.
Rates via the Buck aAe Route nre always
as low as via anv other line.
For rates. maps and other in.ormntlon
call ono. W, Schwenke Agt. ut Logan, or
write w. IL FISH EE. General Passenger
and Ticket gent. Room 81, Deshler Block,
Columbus, Ohio.
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A friend in need is a friend in

A friend in need is a fiieHd in
deed. and not less iban one mill
ION people have fonnd .iu.t snch a
friend in DIR kIue'S Nv Discovery
for COnsumplion,conshs shsand Cold.
II Won have never used This great
CoUghl Medicine. one itial Will
convince you tha, i, has WONDER
fuli curative pnwer*,n all dI>ea-es
os throat chest aud lungs. Each
bottle Is guaranteed 10 do III that
il is claimed or money refunded.
Trial bottle Tree at F Harrington q
Dsug' tore, Logan Ohio.
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THERMOMETER.

The highest temperature for the
month was on the 9TH, and regis
tered $40.
The lowest temperature was on
the 5th. day, and registered 10 be-
low zero.
The average daily temperature
for the whole month was so.
1t is remarkable that the mercury
fell only once as low as zero through
the whole winter, being Feb. 5. 1t
also reached one bove zero on the
25th. day of January. Otherwise
the winter was warm and open,
remarkably pleasant.
WEATHER.
We had during the month:
Clear days. 10
Far days. ................G 6
Cloudy days 49,. 10
No of days snow fell .......5
No of days rain fell 4
High wind the 10th.
Sleet on the 18th.
Total rain fall for the whole month
....... l.ol III.
Snow fall in inches ....l ll.75 in.
Prevailing winds from south west.
DIR. 6. w. Do!.LIsoN,
OBSERVER.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-03-15

If you want a Monument
Or Tombstone, Lime, Plaster
of Paris or Cement, you
should call on
,,or.u E:s2LE s. Mel IN
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Bucklen'S Arnica SaIve.

The Best Salve ip the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt RheIm.
Fever Sores. Tetier, Chnrred Hunds,
Cmlblains Corns and all Skin Ernpiions,
ard positively cures Piles or 20 pay re-
quired. Il is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, Or money refun6ed. Price
% celts per box. For Sale by
mar 8. iy Il. Huntington
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Divorce Notice.
Melvin Dennis, Plaintiff
vs. No c5S5
Josie Dennis Dcfendani)

Josie Dennis. whose place Of residence is
unknown. will take notice that on .he lSt.
day of February. lS9i. Melvin Dennis fled
lis petition in the court Of common pleas,
Hu:kins Co.,, OHIO, being ctusr 25Sj. prtvihg
f'r divorce from S,id 1osie Dennis on th,.
ground Cf adultery, and that said cause vii!
lie Tor lt,lIin3 Oh and after the Stth day of
March, 1851.
Wright & Pettet
Atty's for pi't'ii
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If you have Silver o. Greenback:
you can get Gold value for them wher
YOU take a trip ifyou purchase tickets
via the Ohio Central Lines,
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Cj[TNG2ll|alEGt,
Geo .Hejne, Proprietor

Geo .Heine, Proprietor
Store in Gimble Block
All kinds of fseasonable fres Ii
meats and Lard of the best
quality always on hand.
honest dealing guaranteed, F.,
and prices reasonable. Give
me u trial. highest cash
price paid for Beef Cattle.
GEORGE HEINE.
Dec. 3.
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Made in an Artistic Manner or Mend
ing you wish artiSticly done,
see the "Old llali;lble."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

estas callesi va nadie recuerda aqut
cuanto tempo hace que las estau des,
componiendo. En- la primera, desde las
Dos Antillas hasta el bsluarte. Y en- la
seguuda, desde este punto hasta la pla-
"a de armas. iQue barulle! iCuanto re.
voltillo de adoquines amontonados ALA
Y AGA, de lodo, escombros. piedras enor
mes, audamios, Instruments de- traba-
jo, zanjas, agujeros y puentes!
Y 10 que es mas de agradecer ahors
es, la oportunidad con que SO hace este
Como tenemos bastanta viruela palu
diam', parece natural que entire las pre-
canciones que Sc toman para atojar @
NAL, figure Ia de revolver esa tierrf
hadionda que vicia el aire con sus ema
naciones. -tNo h,bra medios de- hace1
que ESQ termine de una vez, y De que ne
go abuse mas de Ia completeness de lo'
que no debieran ser tan. .compla-
Glen yesi
Ell To,responsal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
ECOS DE SAN JUAN

Srnor Director: terminals " sre-
qua que psdi a usted para dedicar ut.os
Aias Al cuidado de mi fsnilia, reanudo
hoy la tarea interrumpida, por mas que
aIn no estoy enteramente libre de cui
dados y ssiduidades.
Como LA DEMoCRAoIA cuenta va
los secuestros por ediciones, quiero
spresurafme poner estas cuartillas ell
,l corrso yer 81 tergo el gusto de SCI
alguua vez secaestraao, lQu6 mas qui
sierra yof Els verdad que mis- corree-
pondencias no han de dar motivo 4 Que
los esbirros dc Ia sutoridad penetreu
en- las o6cinas do ess diario y con cara
terocs 80 10 lleven todo en- sus p;coa
Es claro; por que yo no dire una paa
fbra acsrca de monopolios nj de chan
chullos. Yo no dire que el uoico cuI
psble es el gobierno, porque solo 81
amparo pueden los monopolizadore,
hacer su negocio y realjzsr tan escanda-
losas gananclas; nj mucno menos M
metele en- camisas de cncs varas-que
son muchas varas de camisa -ahrman
do que 10 del gas ha de traer un con
fcto, porque la fabrica de Catsho nc
es tai fabrica, porqne sus chimeneas nc
echan humo porque no 10 necesitau
puesto que va 10 echan los vsporss am,
ricauos que le traen una materia que
no es Ia prima. porque nos Ia dan de-
primes va que trsen gas, y no con que
hscerlo; y nj siquiera me atrevere
sfrmar one LA DEMocRAc1A tiene ra
z6n y esta en- 10 Grme, y que Sc hac,
caaa dia mas simpatics al pats, al mis-
mo tempo que los que le oprimen. Il
burlan y la srruinan con sus lucros as
candalosoa SO ensgenan las simpatia,
del pueblo en- aonds han acumulado su,
fortunas, y que en- csmbio y en- justs
represalia les hace sentir el peso de Fl
Indignation, manifestada en- la protest,
unanime que brota lie todos los labio,
y que Sc lleva en- todos 10 bolsillos g,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

cion fermente en- los espiritus y que
todos maldigan la labor nefanda de
que es victima esta colonia iudefen-
sa v humilde.
Tres processes SO nos siguen va, y
no nos duele que los processes SO
multipliquen: la opinion esta hecha:
el odio contra los explotadores exis-
to, y ahora nos toca conseguir que
no decaiga, que antes hien crezca y
SO condense on formulas concretas,
exteriorizandose en- Madrid, en- el
despacho de los ministries y on la
tribuna de las Camaras
Falta, pues, mucho camino que
andar, paso q paso, con lentitud tai
vez; pero con perseverance, y sin
retroceso. Dentro del pals es necesa-
rio que SO haga pdblica en- meetings
y en- manifestations populares la
protesta que palpita por todas par
tes fuera del pals, es precise que
llegue esa protesta 4 las alturas en-
que SO forjan las leyes.
No podra prescindirse de nosotros
al sabemos demostrar que nos so,
bran energias para defender nues
tros propios intereses y que de min
gun modo consentimos 81 triunfo
de6nitivo de una serie do negocios
que amenazan la fortuna general.
La ley de reuniones estA VICENTE:
y auuque q ciertos pr6ceres desa-
grade que el pueblo ejerza con viri
lidad su derecho, SO guardaran de
oponerse y de cohibir la ]ibre emf
sion de las ideas y Ia expontanes
expansion del descontento p1bli-
CO.
En- estos tiempos la tirania nc
puede traspasar los linites de Ia
prudencia y 81 los traspasa cat
entire las burlas y las rechiAas cor
que SO acoge q los Cesares pour ytre
quo, divorciados de la opinion, su
fren al fin los males de ese divor
clio, por ellos provocado.
Seguimos en- las trincheras.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25

nice y reglamente el uso de los bssto
nes cor borlas, para impedir que los
empuhe y man -je torpemente el primer
gahan que tenga mana para apodersrse
de uuo.
Ell monopolio de- las basurss hace
amos que 10 tiene don Pablo Ubarri,
por 10 que no es dc extrailar que ande
su partido tan NAL oliente, y que hom
bras tan pu)cros y perfumados como los
sefiores Brusi y Valdes se hayan seps
RADIO de 81. Els que e huyen q los mias
mas.
Osra prucba de 10 que decimos es la
que acaban de dar los incondicionales
llamando en- su aynda q ciertos medi-
COS auionomi.tas como 81 do Pehuelas
y otro GUS vaga por Msyagtez y de-
cual so dice que esta va tomando sus
precaaciones antisepticas para peuetra'
en- ese hospital de nuestrs politica. don
de van 4 refugIsrse los invalidos de
autonomismo
Coucierto tambien 80 llama esta Ggu
ra; pero concier'o de ultratumba. an e
one solo 80 toca una especie de d'met
nacabra, que baian las.copciencias nues
tras los esqueletos del honor y el pa
triotismo
Que siga Ia zambra; pero que no 81
descoacieyte@ los bstuteros, pues podri'
suceder que el pats les mandase con II
m,tsica d otra paste
MAprANo ApprT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-25
ANTE MI CoNCIENCIA

NADIA mas repugnante en- la prensa
de mi pals que la torpe lisonja ante los
que tienen una buena posicl6n Ell la So
ciedad, y que solo merecen por sus
hechos la mas agra censura.
MAZDA mas justo y hermoso que mos
trar ante esa misma sociedad, rodeados
de la bella aureola que les corresponds.
& squellas personas que por su bucn
comportamiento en- todos los casos, me-
'recen que Sc les sehale como modelo
ante los que deben imitarles.
Don Antonio Sarmiento ha sido al
gun tempo juez de instruction en- Cayey
y en- Cagua.. Hoy Sc le destina 4 un
Juzgado de la Habaua: NADIA he re
cihido de el nj menos espero recibir
tai vez no le vuelva yer nunca Pero
siento la necesidad de hacerle justicia
para clio he de prodgarle elogios
He e|egdo LA DRMooRAcIA coro
campo para clio por la misma raz6n de
ser este periddico el que en- la provincial
ha tendo mas independence para Ia
justa censnra, cuando ha sido necesario;
y 81 ant.s dijo de algunos empleados
que pesabsn como una calamidah es-
pantosa sobre el pueblo, hoy ha de de-
cir, en- eumplimiento de TN ssgrado de-
Der de conciencia:
"Que don Antonio Sarmiento ha me-
recido per la correction de todos sus
actos, va como juez, va como caballero
particular, el aprecio y consideration de
todos los hombres honrados de estas
|jurisdicciones.
"Quc Ia toga que viste, no solo lie
honra el como jurisconsuito, slno que
tamb'en honra d Ia magistrotura de la
nacion espahola; pues jamas, nj por TN
solo momento, ha dejado olvidar la al
ia mission que al entregarsela Sc lie con.
f6.
"Que no alcanzaron 4 ella nuuca las
feas manchas de lodo con que Sc han
matizado otras que no es de cste sitio
nombrar y que 81 tai sc hicicra Sc man.
cha'ia hasta el papel; no siendo justo
colocarlas al lado de la de Sarmieuto,
que Sc encuentra limpia en- toda su in
tegridad.
| Dios quiera que cunda por todas
parties el alto ejemplo de mora'idad y
Ijusticia que deja este abogado en- puer-
to. Rico, y que el gobierno sepa utilizar
sus buenas dotcs en- benefcio de los
pueblos que rige
| NADIA dire del Juez ehtrantc, don ju-
lio Padilla { Ignina; no le conozco AHA
en- 81 ejercicio de sus fuuciones cf.o
que, al sustituir Sarmiento. sabra CO.
locarse 4 la a|tura de las CIRCUMSTANCES,
y tambien sabra consolar estos pue-
bios, con su digno comportamiento. de
la gravisima perdida que acaban de cx-
perimentar
NADIA lie sera mas fAcil, con tai de one
honre siempre el apellido que llevs.
Caguas, Agosto, 1894.
UN VECINo.