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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20
SEMBL ANA

1lene Soledad Garcia
rostro tan irregular,
que al yer su fsonomia
no hay quien no rompa 4 llorar.
SuS cej jas son cauastillos
de peO fuerte y cortado.
iQue hermOso par de cepillos
para limpiar ell calzadol
SuS Orejas no comprendo;
una es angosta, otra es ancha,
y las dos estan pidiendo
que las paSen una plancha.
Su cabeza reluciente
tiene tres peos no mas,
dos rubios sobre la frente
y uno negro por detras
Demuestra cuando respra
que no lleva rosas dentro,
Y su cueilo es una Ira
con una nueZ gu ell centro.
Pues no hablemos de los ojos
iSon 10 mas picaronaZ,Sl
Por 10 chicoS y 10 roios
parecen dos aranazoS.
Tuvo viruelas. Por ESQ
ell yer su rostro picado
es yer un trozo de QueSo
de Gruyer apolilladol
De sus dientes no hay que hablar
tiene dos temo que
Sc van un dfa quedar
clavades en- ell 6tste.
Segdn el medico Arroyo
eel cual la ha visto en- ell echo)
tiene Soledad un hoyo
donde otras tienen ell pecho
Su nariz es un hotel
con balconaje colgado.
lQue animation hay en- 81
cuando llega un constipado
Conque animate, lector,
que Soledad es sotera
ahora esta en- la edad meior
para fechar a cualquiera.
De virtud anda tai cual;
ll6vatela en- matrimonio,
porque, aunque no tiene un real
tiene un genio del demonio.
I es una ganga eScoger
por mujer al mismo Picio,
pues nadie la ha de querer
estando en- sn sano juicio,
tQue al fin te estorba algin dial
Ponla uR espejo delante,
al yer su fisonomfa
Sc queda mueIta al instante
j. Perez Zuaiga
En- la mesa.
FL duef1o de la casa dice su convidado
-gQue te parece este yinof
-iAsi, asf! -.
-Es muy bueno para conner.
Para conner, no digo que no; pero para
1eber, detestable.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20
GANGA

Sc vende por la mitad de 81 valor
un juego de sala compuesto dc IL
sillas. 4 sillones grandes y un sofa
todo de regilla y un seibot de caoba.
IN magnifco estado.
En- esta imprenta informarzn.
Nvbre Io de 1894. am. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20
RECORTES f

No Sc vive 10 bastante para que pueda
unO aprovecharse de suS faltas.
Hay persOnas quenes causa tai horror
la iugratitud que no obligan jamas nadie.
Un gran valor es siempre efecto de IN
gran miedo la opinion pGblics. iCuantas
gentes tendrian miedo 81 Sc atreviesen 4 to-
nerlo
iQue gusto daria vigir 81 cada cual hicie-
IA la mitad de 10 que los otros exige!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20
EXCMO AYUNTAMIENTO
DE Ia
CIUDAD DE PONCE
PREsIDENCIA
Al PTBL7CO
PIT REsIDENCIA
A l. PTBL7CO

Di-puasto pc Ia tendencia la forma-
..f6p Ia lo- pttrora- de la riqneza agrieola
para 81 pr6ximo j .rcicio De 1895 90, y
iehiendo tod"- los v-cinos contnbr y-u ties
pre- entar nanilss declatatoriaa de todae
as tca- nne poeean, can expression del
enltivo, u,nsro de cu-rdas producto
brnto de eada una Ia elias, pueden rdoui
rirlas De res pectivos conisarios do ba
rrio.
Ei p ag9 ii llaao para presentation
aeta AlcsIiia d- a r. f-ridas planillas, ven
- ell d'a treinta - pr--ente rnes.
Lo qie hago pdolico para general conc ci-
miento.
Ponce Is 70 Dbrs De | % r Alcalde,
Ramon Marin
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20
Sc VENDE

El antique acreditado ESTABLISHMENTS
A. mareeria ouincalla, fundado el afo
1916. gito en- Ia plaza principal n1mero %
Tnformark su dueiio don Antonio K. Moli-
ID.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

FL sabado tendremos aqui la compaflia in
fantil, que dara function ell domingo.
Trae en- su repertoire obras nuevas que
estrenara en- nuestro teatro.
Esto, undo las simpatias que deiaron los
ni1os en- esta ciudad, llevaTa bastante pdblico
La Pe1La.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20
E EStafeta
de Ponce

Aver regresaron a la Capital despues de
pasar en- esta ciudad los dias de las festas,
nuestros estimados amigos los dlstinguidos
oficiales de Marina don Emilio Ruiz del Ar
boil y don Joaquin Royira
Deseamosles buen viaje y que lleyen gratos
recuerdos de su estancia Ell Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

En- un barrio de Mayagjez, dos guardias
de Orden pdblico, tOmaron una borrachera,
cometiendo varias her0icidades. tales como
insnltar unas senortas, amenaZar al 60
misario del barrio Y por ultimo, desobedecer
a su propio jefe.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

Seg1n redere III Criterfo, han sido bri-
llantes las fiestas que en- Humacao Sc han
celebrado Ell honor de la Conception.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

Parece que las lluyias de estoS dias har
sido generates en- la isla, pues Ell la Capita
llovi6 mncho, y en- Anasco y San German $,
deSbordaron los rios
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

Esta tarde Sc ha trasmitido a la Capital e
telegrama siguiente:
Presidente Asociaei6n Agricultores
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-12-20

Contin1a la relaci6n de los donatieos he
chos para Ia KernaeSSe.
Association ben6hca de damas Tn jarrc
cristal ? fioreros, 2 candeleros y 2 VasoS.
Dona Rosina c. de Lacot-U espeJlto pa
ra tocador y un centrO.
Srta. Rafaela Capetillo Capital Tn ces-
tito con flores, foreros, cubiertos en- es-
tuches, una cajita polvo de arroz, una leon
tina, un jarrito de cristal, porta-fotogra-
flas, una relojera, 2 cuadros. porta -pumas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22
OYSTERS EAT CROWS.
But Had Only Half a Crowd 10 Witness
The Performance.
GOOD BATTING AND GOOD FIELDING.
Norfolk Hooters" wild with Delight
Eichmond's Contingent Breaks Out
LusiiIy in the sevcnth-Othcr Games.

NORFOLK. VA. August 2l.--(Special)-
The tide turned toward Norfolk to-day
and almost as completely overwhelmed
the Crows az the oysters were sub
merged yesterday. Not more than one
half the crowd II yesterday was in at
tendance 20 witness the signal victory Of
the home team. The game was altogether
au exhibition Of really good ball-playing.
Tho oysters surprised the Crows with
heavy batting. ana they were well along
SIDE the Crows on that line. Tnc batting
was pretty nfarly an hot groundcrs. NJ
Cam only emackiag a ball over the fence
and walking 20 trc plate. The Crows
were hsll down by The fine hcia-~ork
of tsc Norfoiks. and the fielding on both
sides was excellent. The oysters went
along sw.mmHgiy. sweeping everything
before them until the seventh inning.
wlcn Tie visitors made one; then two .n
%. eighth. and one In the ninth. pniy
two errors w.re registered FOR Norfolk
and three for Richmond. Ten hits were
made off COilii0w-r and thirteen hltS Oh
Ns.lns Tho Norfolk roOters went i'lflt
wild with delight. Inc discontinue OF
ycst,tity having given WAY TO u"c'n-
t,olabl. czubetancc. tn"y even hufr'h'I
for tire defeated team as an opportunity
offered.
The Richmond rootcrs, or what few
were LETT from the overflow Of Monday.
were v.ry quiet uru the contest rr'ch'
the seventh inning. when they Dor kc oHt
with Wsty lungs ana emphasized theH
presence 10y continuous applause as iu+
Eackachets forged 10 the iront uh'"
the close. The following is the score:
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EDDIE WHITE SHOOTS HAlNES.
The Former and His Wife Well Known In
Richmond.

CHICAGO. August 2L-Eddie White. 4
writer in the sporting department. OF "a
Chicago paper shot John X. Haincs in
the groin on Cass street last night. White
and his wife were arrested and taken TO
the East Chicago Police Station.
Last evening Mrs. White called on
friends near her home. and returned TO
her bOarding-hOuse, at No. ll3 Cass street.
in company with ITaiues. Her husband
ran To meet the couple. and a quarrel en-
sued. Few words pass between the
men before White Is said 10 have knocked
his antagonist - thn sidewalk and 10
have kicked nj h o ,-Tostrate form.
Police-Oficer Thompson saw the encoun-
ter. and hurried to the men. Haines
jumped to his feet and started 10 run.
Thompson says White fired ut the fugitive.
and Haincs foll to the sidewalk
faines is about IS years of age. and IS
connected with The iron Age in an edi-
torial capacity. White came recently from
Richmond. Va.
Mrs. White is a very handsome woman
Of about ~ years. three years younger
than her husband She was married in
New York city May 2s,h last
CNr. White AMI his wife. who was Miss
Johnson. arr both wei known i'm Rich-
uoud. The latter resided her" with her
parents up 10 tho time Of their marriage.
Mr. white has been away from this city
several yearsD
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THEY DIED FOR LOVE.
Julius DE Marcus and .;uliettc tournier No
Nore-IhPir Romance.

NEW YORK. August Y.-At I O'Clock
this morning Park-OMcer Thomas Flynn.
while pltr3iiug the Kamoie in Central
Park between the east ana west drive
ways and opposite Scvcrty-eighth street.
discovered tho lead bodies OF a young man
and "a young woman lying on the grass
near tho pathway The man was Julius
dee Marcus. who is supposed 20 I've at
40 y east Broadway. and the woman
was Juliette Fourn er of No. 81 south
Fourth street Brooklyn.
The man had a bullet wound in the con-
tre of his forehead. The woman was shot
directly ina the centre OF the breast Mar
Gus held 1 revolver in his hand. Two Of
tlo chambers were empty and three werr
still loaded The blood from his head hdd
stained thc face and clothes Of the
woman. whose body was still warm. 1t
was evident that the man had first shot
tn woman and then Killed himself
The man WAS about 20 years old ana
the woman H. She had married her un-
Gle and was unhappy with him she and
De Marcus had been lovers previous 10
her marriage. so th.y made up their minus
T., die together. Letters found on the.r
bodies showed that their act had b''h
carefully planned e. the last detail
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TIN I;rCOrh.
coRBETT-JAcKSoN FIGHT.
sioux City's Oner Therefor Accepted-iIow
whit BE Pulled orr?

SIOUX CITY, ~. August &.-Corbetts
manager William A. Brady. has tele-
srapn,d his acceptance of the Sioux City
Athletic CLUBS $1,000 offer for the Cor
bctt-Jlckson fight Jackson tclegraphei
Yesterday that ne would accept if train
me-o.pensss were guaranteed him pro-
yiled the nrht did not take place. The
guarantee was made.
The club j. composed OF forty Of the
leading business and professional men,
who have jointly signed q note for $500.
10 he taken up and the cash deposited
when the articles are signed.
The club manager does not tell how
he expects to pull tie fight of. He says;
I'VE can reach any one Of four States
within one hours ride OF Sioux city. and
we have also two Missouri-river Islands,
over which neither Iowa. Nebraska. nor
South Dakota claims jurisdiction. withlh
fifteen minutes Of the heart of the city.
Il Will not permit this 1sht TO occur
within the corporate limits of Sioux CITY.
slid Mayor Fletcher. in speaking OF the
effort being made to get the match
What is more J doubt II ii Will be AZ
lowed 10 be fought on Iowa soil. - Tar
as my jurisdiction is concerned, | shan
unalterably oppose the movement to have
the battle fought here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22

undoubtedly intended to apply TO the free
list. but unfortunately for the importers.
a direct provision of that character Is not
I'm the bill The intent Of Congress In the
matter Is 30 plain that II Is believed the
courts would construe the benefits ~ the
tariff bill to apply to the Importer. but
the Treasury Department Is anxious TO
avoid legal complications. In view or
the decision OF the Secretary, however.
IL appears that this will not b, possible
Goods now In bonded warehouses and
placed on the free lis, by the new bin
will be fssesscd on their withdrawal
under the rates imposed by the Mckinley
law. and importers VIII naturally protest
and sue the government for a refund II
duties. Importers. however. may avoid
embarrassing complications by withdraw
ing their foreign goods without payment
of duty. exporting them to some nearby
foreign port. and then rcimport them
under the free list after the new law be-
comes operative.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Unsuccessful Inoris to- secure Considera-
tion of the Anti-Angrchi-t Bill.

WASHINCTON. August -i.-'rhe House
adjourned over tomorrow after an un-
important session OF about an hour to-
day. Unsuccessful efforts were made %
secure consideration OF several important
I.tasures. chief among which was the
Iill bill tor the exclusion and dtpOrta-
ton Or alien Anarchists
Mr. Warner Il, m1caO. Of New York.
objected. aaI persisted in his objection,
Notwithstanding The appeals Of Ms rs.
G.atn-r ,ui McMi!lu. the latter Of whom,
m reuly 20 4 question. stated that 80
Anarchists were now on their way 10 the
United States. who's" descriptions have
r..n furnished 4 tne United States ohi-
Gals.
Mr. Warner declared that be- was not %
l.. uanic-.trickcu into cons"nt.nS that
s,cn mll a. IL NOW is should become
q law. Amendments ought % be- con-
E. tered i'm committee. and prer'ntod od, n"
SAID. bofor. the House was plunged into
a discussion Of the measure.
The Senate Bill was passed authofiZns
th. construction Of au addition - tn
p4hIic bui!,hns at Little Rock. Ark. 10
cost not more than siSorJ; also. the SEX
an. Joint resolution directing the printing
oI -0.o0J copies of the tariff BILL
AIr BroIcrick Republican. Of Kansas.
asked consideration of the Ho1r anti
lottery bil. but Mr. Davcy Democrat, OF
Louisiana. objected.
The Senate was not in session today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22

ers, OF the Petershurgs. was put ont Oh
the game by Umpire Hodge for hurting
al him the ugie,t word In the DICTIONARY.
II was clearly seen that the v'sitofs "e'e
outpIayed at every point of the game ana
tho fact staring them In the face that tney
were likely TO be shut out 40 enraeeu
them that they forgot they were playing
with gentlemen Umpire Hodgn. though a
little OF on his decisions yesterday saN.
entire satisfaction TO every one presen'
exccpt the nine men from the Cockaae
city When Land crossed the rubber III
the fourth inning the applause from 'he
grand-stand was deafenlns~ and from ,nsh
ON the Deck Hnnds' played great oah'
and earned every run that was scoteu 'ol
them. The few scattering hits 'hat "e'
made of sewers were nicely sco0ped W
bv tho home team. and only one OF tne
Farmers reached third base, where he
died a natural death. The score peio"
yin chow how the "Dcck-Hands woh'
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rrr.nnnIs and nricf..

Z. y.
Park. ?
Mr.. William Aharu is spending his Va
cation hunting I'D TIE mountIl- "t VIZ
g,nid.
Miss Mary owen. Of South Boston is
th. guest of Mrs Lewis. on south fiitn
street.
John Robert Tlrham Ccol.rcD WIS
locked up u the First S,ailoT-li'u-e yes
terIay as q suspicious character.
Mr. J. F. Gi0ony. of the Broad-S're.t
Pharmacy. left the city Yesterday mora
ms for Washington on business.
Mr.. II. r. Murphy Of Graham. y. g.
f. IN the city for day or so on p'a'-
ness. 81 Is stopping nj Even -h p.
Miss Oracle g. Gregory. dauSAt r II
vi ". =. Gregory ~ th" NofI .l" l.'''. i-
mark. is in the city for a f-w W. ks VS.
itiug fr.eniS
Sheriff William l. Carprr. Of Pulaski
county. Yesterday liverel ~ IN l'nii 'n-
ulrv stewart Whl-tman TO serve t""
years tor car-hreaIIns.
Eliza Harris and Alice Pri,1y 'hoih
,0lur-.N V.r. locked up ln tn' iii+l Hlt-
tion ON complaint ct Georgia Brown NNp
charge, them with at 1uiJ
Rosane. the lttlc dauehter Of lanes and
Edaa J. WIT. who has h2Vf,[I ,.I 't'"t .,,i i
living though critically Ill.,
Miss Mamie Nh,ru. accompanied rv h,r
sister. Miss I.ult. and Master J'.nil'
Nhrru are visiting friends dui I.I+iiN
AZ "Gleulalr." Clochllud county.
Nd Casey waa locked up at the First
station On a chIrr" oi drUnk 1nr~'. MI
admits that h. is disciple OF CoNey, and
la sun a. ..r i,.',.I up.h.ra.
"''''r "'' '''''
Miss Lille t4ua1rc IS Vi.iunS iI.htS
at Bon All She Is no" Ut" -u u.9t -,
Miss Eaul Forb.s l.4t.r 81. on '..,.,.i sne WI
visit thu Mi-Sri Sir-rt ht -"l" ''N''.''
home. "N"if'N"-
Nirs Frederick Sittcrding. who has been
,.,s,tino fri-n.ls iu Pennsylvania for some
limo r4- returned hnmt ~. Was d'-
C,',,,,ni.i ov AIRS. Annie Alderman and
her iittIr son Leo. who will bc her guests.
..... , ,,.,,,or b.i.npiug
i|St'i ,,'f ',.fii..,I arI aI .l.ctric-ctr
- NL.. I,o,i, a,.ntl, and clay streets.
c1li'',i ", ~ -. v,s.u was thrown out
IA sii,b-ly nurt and the vehicle Was
anu -, I'D
,...,l b.. ar attractive feature
10y ~, '.''..''...yi,i.r An ..De.iaIlv
o1 l"l. ~" - ~ mis- character
mt frsili'E plu.' a., = trri,v october
ha7 "e''i 49,, a,..rts in which
!',i.' an t,b. t1rt
J~'''''' ,.t.,.,
The Republicans are sali 10 oe aW.''.i'7 .-'
thu return "l JHiS W "l'l,' -" ~,
fockbrisr Nl'.n ,',,', , car.u-
tax" any .'-l. ~" r'.,, NOR talked
date i"t ,oiNi -s',ii,,i., tban any one
ABOUT ioI '"' '''l'''' ''''
'ls"
Mother Igratus who Is well known N
Richmond I'm connection wlt' ne mtHI- -
ID.nt ~ thc Medical Coll-g" hospital, ~
ON a short vis!t - u'r r''up13 Ms W.,
t,r,rho,,se At their residence. G'jie west
Ciav street
.rh. funeral of 1ir. James =. Hernlon.
ne lui' l"' Ii i-.f tis Nf. Monday
tHr pI','' i,e kr1cAed from tn Rich
n'Sn1 TEr.J.Ii,,<.burF ana Potomac trrs-
,ii''',l' H. ,,ral viii TAX. plac, from
Ia ,,..t MARSHALL street this afternoon
af ? o'clock.
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.

peared before the body at a previous
meeting and explained the good resuita
which would accrue to the people og
Richmond by having access day ami
night 20 the splendid State Library. when
the vote was taken little or NJ objection
appeared TO the resolution. Thera arc
said 10 be thirty-six applicants for the
position OF assistant. The Secretary 0f
the Commonwealth has the appointing
power. the appolntce 10 come from the
city OF Richmond. however
II Is understood that the Committee on
Finance disposed OF a number of other
important matters last evening. but this
* another body of tho city fathers which
sits behind closed doors and admits sue,
Persons AZ it desires TO have before IA
upon matters under confederation.
To Improve the Greek.
\ regular meeting OF the Committee on
Shockoc Greek wes held IN Room No. IL
% the new city Han last evening. there
being present Chairman Epps and MeSsrs.
Briggs, Griffin. and Vaughan.
The city Engineer presented plans ot
improvements t0 ne made 10 the creek as
its outlet on Seventeenth street. whore u
runs under The dock near Warner Moore's
mill II is the present intention of Colo
mel Cutshaw 90 substitute the low arch
way now used for an lron fuue. 10 be
huiit under the dock. said Hume g. bo
thirty feet VIDE. Tho Engineer stated
that he had already communicated with
the railway company ia order 20 secure
its permission 10 Go the work.
MIR Br ggs offered a motion. which vas
adopted. providius that As soon as the
CITY Engineer received a satisfactory re-
p,v from the railroad authorities. bids Tor
the Improvement should he advertised Tor
am a day fixed for awarding the 'on-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22

To Norfolk sunday. August 18th. WIN
another select .Ncursiou VIA Norfolk ana
Western railroad. W. max" close con
uection at Norfolk with special trans
for Virginia Beach ard pc''n view 80
DELAY at Norfolk ~ tnese points
only 81 round trip. l,ound-.rip fare 20
Virginia Beach 80. round trIp fare 10
OCEAN Vi,w. $50 Train leay's Byri-
street station Al Sgn A. VI. harp. Re-
turning leaves Norfolk at '.D p. n.
s,o,.. only ~ suffolk The only line b.
tween Richmond ard Norfolk "sSeSs
change ot cars.
special coaches for ladies' AMI tse'r es-
corts. Come early AMI secure tOod sedts-
We go rain or shine
Tickets for sale at the tram.
CAPTAIN J. Is. NICHE and X. -.
ADAMS. Managers.
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a BATTLE OF THE PITCHERS.
And the Magician. Take 1t from the
HnI- Climbers by to 3.

IYNCUBURG, VA. August %.-oSpe-
claiJ-Roarokc took the game from
I.ynchburg after harl-fought battle OF
ton innings Boyd was IN the box for the
visitors anl Anderson for the home team,
ami both pitchers dil exceedingly good
work. I;oauoAe scored her first three
r,u- m the second innins. and failed -
score again until the tenth. when. by
wild throw 10 second on the part of An
dsrson. Daniels m4ie home, thus giving
III. game to Roanoke by a score oi 10 -
INnchburg having made two runs IN the
tilu and one ir the sixth innin6. Oh
1 -.... L. -.lr..
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saorArA coLopEo CAMP MEETING.
Two Persons Wourded. one of Whom May
Dic-Hcsi in Jail.

oNANcDcK. August -t'pecial)-A'
,na ,.,s..a c.mr-m.ctins now IN progress
sl savarcuu. near here, George N's|
OBI. assistant cook oa the steamer Eastern
shore. -tot o.d dangerously wounded
l.tn aiauu aud sally Hutchinson. N,s'
v.,. r.,ilnx his supper at Mapp boAiu-
t..-t.rt. and aa things d.d MOI suit h's
..>t. d. te.an Co abuse Mapp. 40,
,,ord. fopow.l. ard West drew ms p's,oi
anal nr.i tive times. TWO OF the odiIs
STRUCK Alapp iu thc leg ana one ~ Nhe
.baorr.n. and one struck the aooN
named woman IN the thigh. west ultu
=, escape this afternoon by seciety
l.o.,diur H. steamer Eastern Shore al
Hoe./s wharf. but Ofhcer Edward Cusiis
- on M slCgmer looking out for nm
,,hrn n. came on board West is now ID
Arcou4c lan. and 1t Is thought mat Mapp
VIII die .
Kev Dr George +. Booker. the popu-
lar p,..or OF the Onancock Southern Me-
tnodist church who has been III Tor some
days. ~ now rapidly improving, ana eX-
,.cis 10 start for the mountains about
the end Of this week.
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lively. and created a great deal Of cV-
cltcmcnt and enthusiasm IN The vast as
scmh'v
After thc battle of cannons was over thc
nr,c.,elnu ,,as reformed and marched
back io alain street and vas dismissed and
the vast concoufso dispersed IN every d.
rrotlon as th., ctrc delighted witn the
pleasure aud entertainments OF tho day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-22
Lively as 10 Trout

is the individual VINO after long siege hnds
himself liberated from the close blockade o' the
enemy. constipation. Many persons Of a bilious
habit are troaolod with constitution OF the bow
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summary: Earned runs--N~wport Newa5i
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