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she comforted him as only a mother

she comforted him as only mother
can.
at all came from thinking too much
of my new suit, and forgetting my
promise to keep the Golden Rule"
said Walter, slowly. "I'm sorry, but
that won't take the bad deed away
and make it right with George"
"You can make it all right with
George in the morning, but you can
not take away the bad stain on your
soul. Who can?"
"Jesus," said Walter softly. "Let
us ask Him."
Kneeling together, she asked God
for the sake of His dear Son to for
give Walters sin and help him in the
future always to remember the Golden
Rule.
Next morning, with his mothers
consent, Walter gathered together a
number of his toys, books and clothes
which he had outgrown, and put them
in basket. To these his mother add
ed some cakes and apples. When he
went to school he called at Gereau's
with the basket. George opened the
door, and was about to close it when
he saw who was there, but Walter
shyly offered him the basket, saying,
"I'm sorry l treated you so badly last
night. I won't do 80 again."
When he came from school his has
ket stood covered at the end of the
bridge. Peeping in, he saw o pretty
white rabbit which George had shared
for him that day. He was pleased to
get the bright eyed pet, and still better
pleased to find George was willing to
forgive and forget. H. w: 9.
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BOARD Or ASSESSORS.
TO CANVASS THE RETURNS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Who They Are and What is Ez-
pected of Them,

The returns OF the various Townships will
be forwarded to the Township Boaru of AS
SCISSORS 10y or before March 5lh. 1t is the duIy
OF the Board to ScrutiniZc each return care
fully. and To see that each Item Of property
listed thereon, Is assessed at IT'S TRUE MAR
KEr VALUE. There il no rule to return
property ut G6A per cent of Its actual value.
When parties are suspected OF baving credits,
above their Indebtedness, or any other char
acter Of property that does not appea r on their
sworn return, 1t Is the duty oi The Board to
enter such property, or report the matter 10
the Auditor.
In every instance where there is material
change in the return OF an individual, be sure
TO notify the party. so that be can appeal 10
the County Board.
The County Board of Equalization will hold
its annual meeting in the Auditors Office,
Tuesday. March 18th. The Township Boards
are expected to cnsely examine the returns
and TO forward them 10 this office by or before
that date.
The Township Board of Supervisors are re.
quired by law, TO act rs Township Board OF
Assessors; and the charm an elected at their
County Board of Equalization.
The following irethoIders have been ap.
pointed in IN" ,ariou. Township, viz:
Bordeaux-T. j. Britt, Perry Cothran, w. T.
Jennings.
Ninety Siz--,I. w. Fouche, a. "A. Calhoun,
NJ. w. Coleman.
Greenwood-C. A. c. Waller. John S.rnpl
4. b Ellis.
Colsrsbury--G B. Riley, j. l. MrCord. Frank
Morrison.
Due West-G. n. Nickeis, MaXey Donald
l.. =. Burton.
Long Cune--D. P. Hannah, :. p. Pressly, j
NJ. Leilh.
Smithyillo-Nat Anderson, w. W. Purdy
JAS. l.. White.
White Hall-AleX. Pounds, II. J. McCaslan
p. fl. Adams.
Indian Hill. c. Kennedy. w. 7. Bradley
T. NJ Jay
Cedar Spring-J. i. Gilbert. Frank Kerr
John Hunter.
! AbheriIe-Jamcs Mcmillan, Thomas Nc
cord, r. P.Milord.
Diamond Hill o. Robertson, p. c. Suber
DIR. Anderson.
| Lowndesvillo-J. c. Thomas, Charles Cink.
scales, w Shaw.
! Ma.nolia-B. y. Boyd. c. q. McAlistAr
, CapeS Bailey.
Ca!hnun-W. L. Miller, G. A. Harvey, S. S.
! Mcbride.
W. w BRADLEY,
Auditor, A. G.
Feb. 20, 1895, If
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lThe Interior.l

One reads every now and then about
an ocean derelict. a ship without q
pilot or crew, with all sails set and
speeding on across the ocean bound
for-nOwhere. Dozens of these dere-
licts, battered and beaten by the tenn
pests, lose their sails and drift idly at
the mercy of wind and wave, men
ace to every well-ordered craft that
crosses the sea.
One does not have to look far for an
illustration of the same thing in hui
man life. A Voltaire or an Ingersoll,
a Hume or q Tom Paine, with sails set
speeding without rudder or compass
across the ocean of life may be
picturesque sight, but erelong the
gales of popular favor no longer fill
their sails and they are numbered sim
ply with the derelicts who have lost
their pcturesqueness and remain only
menace to other travellers sailing
with tried captain, a compass and
rudder, and by the pole-star of eternal
truth.
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Ont of Work.

A good mauy people are out OF WORK
because they do not like work. They
hunt for work, but they are none too
anxious to find it. The less work they
have the better they are suited, pro-
vided the pay is liberal.
The world is full of work; but the
men who are willing to do the work
are none too plenty. God put man to
work on the soil, that in the sweat OF
his face he might eat his bread. All
bread comes from the soil. The earth
feeds the human family. Every pris-
oner, loafer, hummer, tramp andstrik-
er must be fed from the earth. Some
one must dig and raise the bread for
them all, or they must starve TO death
together. And there is plenty of such
such work to do. There are millions
of acres of soil that have never been
subdued, have never felt the touch OF
the plowshare. But the men who are
out of work, as rule, will not work on
the soil. Better men than they are,
are toiIing and digging to get the food
which they must eat. Better men
than they are have felled the trees,
broken the sods, lived in rough cabins,
and made themselves homes, but they
will not do such work. They will
march, tramp, beg, steal, lie outdoors,
commit crimes and 90 to prisons before
they will do the healthiest work on
the face of the earth and become
strong, faithful, independent, useful
men. Says daily paper:
"The unemployed of indianapolis,
Ind, who had been supported at the
public expense all winter, and who re-
fused to shovel snow, break stones, or
do anything else but draw their ra-
tions, are now demanding to know
why the work, which was promised
them in the spring is not forthcom-
ing"
Such men want work but some one
must find it for them, pay them for
doing it, and take care of it W hen it Is
done and it must be easy work, choice
work, and the price they demand, they
will beg or steal rather than work.
The Boston Journal of May 2lst,
1894, gives this fact:
"A promine Boston business man
has recently had an experience which
has made him little skeptical in re.
gard to the woes of the poor laboring
man. A part of his plant was recent
ly burned. After the fire a chimney
was torn down, which contained about
GU0O bricks. Many of these would do
again after cleaning. -,
$50 when men came along who SAID
they wanted work he said to them
"Oh, yes; here is work right here. III
give you thirteen cents an hour for
cleaning bricks
Upon one day, out Of six men who
came along aud said they wanted work,
four turned up their noses at the work
aud pay. The other two worked for
one hour, then quit and invested their
earnings in liquor"
The less food such men get for Moth
ing the better for them and others in
the long run. And while it is right to
relieve distress, and deal our bread to
to the hungry, and be kind to the evil
and the unlhankful. it is vastly inn
portant that we teach such men right
rousness ami honesty, and faithfully
preach to them the gospel of hard
work. "For even when we We're with
you, this we command you, that if any
would not work, neither should he
eat" 2Thess. iii 10.-Late Paper.
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Pigs ns Horses.

Sixty or seventy years ago New Zeal
anders had never seen a pig or any an
Imal larger than cat. But about that
time, one Capt. King, feeling that a
nation without pork or beans and sue
cotash could never come to any good,
brought them some Indian corn aud
some beans, and taught them how to
plant and cultivate them, and shortly
sent them some fine pigs, not doubling
that they would understand without
instruction what to do with them. :,
However, the New Zealanders had
no idea what the pigs were sent for,
and everybody asked everybody else
about it, until one-the smart fellow
who knows it all-said that hehad heard
all about them from sailor, and that
they were horses! o certainly they
were horses! The sailor had described
them perfectly long heads, poihted
ears, broad backs, four legs, and tail.
They were to ride upon. Great chiefs
always rode them where the sailors
lived.
So the New Zealand chiefs mounted
the pigs, and when Capt. King came
10 see how everything was going on,
they had ridden them to death-all but
a few obstinate ones, who had eaten up
the maize as soon as it grew green, and
finished up the beans by way of des-
sert before the vines were halfway up
the poles.
Capt. King did not despair. He took
two natives home with him, taught
them all about the cultivation of maize
and the rearing of pigs; and pork is
now as popular in New Zealand as it is
in Cincinnati Y. Ledger.
Be the kind of man that you
uould have vOur hoys kpcOme
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Nashville Adyocate)

Pity the fallen. They need help.
You may be word help them up, and
set them again in the right way.
Don't by in haste to condemn and de-
nounce them. You do not know the
power of the temptation that caused
their fall. aye which are spiritual re-
store such an one in the spirit Of meek
ness considering thyself lest thou also
be tempted"
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Our attention is called by DR.. John
Blackmer, of Springfield, Mass, to the
following from DR.. Gould's work on
"A search for Religion on Biology"
"The death OF those most exquisite
of Gods creration, heavens own birds,
for purposes of ornamentation Of our
female savages, is disgrace to our hu-
manity. 1t is grievously Sad to think
it has gone so long. Let a woman, so
cruel as to wear dead bird, be shun-
ned as a murderess. She should not
be spoken to by good people. ."-Our
Dumb Animals.
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(Our Dumb Animals.)

We have in past numbers of this pa
per urged that the Sandwich Islands
should be permitted to govern them,
selves, sand should, by agreement of all
great powers Tin which Japan must
now be included], be declared neutral
territory in time of war. Why not,
and so save the enormous cost of fortifi-
cations, ironclads, rams, torpedoes and
all the Internal machinery Of war?
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THE SOUTH AND NORTH AMERICAN
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LLOYDS.
FRED CLAY, General County Agent for Abbevie,


Ln%.'1sh Perc!
d
xcvr
in
Mr. Ro ID Sns,M
tNniirrn
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The State of South Carolina,
ARBEVIIJ,E COUNTY.

Probate CONFEDERATION for Letters of Admin
isLration.
BY r. E. HILL, ESQ.,, JUDGE OF PROBATE.
WHEREAS, w. R. Bullock, G. C. c p, has
w made suit to me, to grant him Letters
of Administration OF the Estate and effects OF
Jacob Burton late OF Abbeville county. de-
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred aud creditors of
the said jacob Burton. deceased, that they
be and appear before me, In the Court of Pro.
bate, TO be held at Abheville G. H., on Tues
day, the 9th day of April, 1S9,, after publica-
tion hereof, at II clock in the forenoon, to
show cause If any they have, why the said Ad-
minstratinn should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal of the Court,
this 2Gth day of February, In the year OF
tL.S.l our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-fve, and In the 1l0Lh year
OF American Independence.
Published on The 9th day Of February, 1896,
In the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
r. HILL,
Feb. q, 1895. Ct Judge Of Probate.
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Agencies for Abbeville County.


Grenwo MIA LIZ
t l. nnd 20 @ Aiken
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Apportionment of the School Fund
for AbbeVille County for 1916.

THE annexed apportionment of the School
Fund for the several School Districts In
Abbevilie county IL based on the average al
tendance OF pupils in said School DStrcrs.
tn" different boards of school trustees arr
cautinned not tn overdoaw on the amounts
designated for their respective School Di>.
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Some people, like brooks, are always
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Be the kind of man that yol
would have your boys become.
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SUPERVISORS OFFICE,
A ARlENIIlE C,nI-NTN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-17

varlas & Ia Habana 4 boFdo de los
vapores correos de la ONmpaiis
Trasat' Antics.
En- Ia session de hoy del Oong'e-
so ell Ministro de Marina ha decla
rado que tiene un ere Tito de lao 600
pesos D ara IA comp-a de Of nonerss.
Afiadi6 q7e el Oomandsnte de-
e;ucero COnde de VsaaditO, que que
do enferm1 en- Oanarise, ha salido
pa'a la III bans
En los 6ltmos d as del presente
mes marchaEan para Puerto Rico
dos batallones en- reemplazo de
cuatro batalIones de caEadores que
van Cuba.
Madrid, 6.-Indicase al copocido
perIodista don JULIO Burell para 10
cargo de Secretario del Gobierne
General de esa Isls [ (Jubs)
Msdrld,8.-La GaestG de msnana
publicarA un decretro declsrando
que puede consi lerarse perdido ell
crucero Rsina R6gente I'm dicho
decreto pc conceden tres pagss . las
famll.as de las victimas.
8. NJ. la ReiEa ha fiEmado I'm de,
creto en- ell que sc dispone qae dee
de ell momento que desem0srque
en- Ia l Ia de Cuba el Geoela al Mar
tineK Oampos, cualq q1iera que sea
el punto en- que 10 efectds, se le
considere en- possession del Goblerno
General de 10 misma, sin neoesidad
de preetar ell jufamento que exige
ell Real Decreto sobre dicho 60.
blerno.
Madrid, 9.-En Las Costas de As
turias he aparecido n botella
conteniendo I'm papel que dice: 10
de maarsO, 9 De Ia nOohe, SIN esPerGR.
sas sGlraci6R. DOOe millas ACeite-
ras. Segundo "Reina Regents."
Sobre este suoeso se hacen mu-
chos comentarios y se le cree lnve-
rosimil.
Los reos condenados {; muerte
por consejo de guerra en- la lsla de
Ouba, que seraa indnitados el vier-
nes santo, son Orist6bal Ros y Juan
Muniera, secuestradores, y Felix
Lort, sOldado del RsgImiento DE-
Infan terra de Cuba.
Madsid, 9.-S. N. la ReinA OUna
Maria Orisfina costeaIA honras f1-
nebres en- honoE de los tripuIantes
del CruCero RsinG Regente. La So
lemnidad se celebrara On la Ospilla
Real.
El Gobierno les harG en- 10 igle-
sia de San Francisco ell Grande.
En- Ell MInisterio de Marina espe-
rase ell papel sparecido en- lac Co.'S
tas de Asturias para Comprobar 10
letra con la del Segundo Conan
dante del crucero.
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GACETLLAS.

kscudos Ea0iOnGles Y dt
Puerto Rico, Uamaiio 28 Al Centi
metros, q 25 centavos. Imprentd
del BoLRTTH.
"Mariposa. ."-Capricho dc Con
clert0s para piano. Obra seleCta J
cele bradisima del eminente compo'
sitor don GonxslO de J. N6nes
edicl6n de lujo, elegantemente gra-
bada en- la Llbogratia del BoLETIN
Oonsta de 6 paginas de delicioss
mtsics, llevando al trente artistiCs
y alegoriCo portada. A ! peso el
ejemplar en- esta Imprenta.
TsEtio.-Rl sabado dltim0 can.
t6 ca nuestro coliseo la troupe b.
rrera Los Afri0GnistGs, La TsYbenG
de Ia PaGOma J Ri Duo de Ia Atri
cana. La segunda de estas tres
zarzuelas, nueva aqub he gustadO
mucho. La accion es muy entrete.
aida y 10 mhsica deliciosa. El
duo Donde UGs CON naant6R de Ma
Mia 90 precioso. La ConCurrencis
al teatr0 On esa noohe tue numero.
sisims.
El domingo cantaronse "OadlE" J
otFa YES LA Verbena". La concu
trencla no tue, nj con mnCho, tar
numGrosa como el sz0ado.
Oimos Que vuelven { tormar par
20 de 10 compafiia Ia senoritA D.
Aponte y el Sr De gado, primefa ii
pie J baritone respectlvamente.
Sea enhOEabnena.
Carns de reS.--Dal % Al 28,
ambos dias inclusive se expe l1e-
ran dicho articu o a.25 ochaV " eE
kllo.
NOmbrAmlentO. -Ha aldo nom :
brado Juez Instructor permanentt
de este dristrito militar nuestFC
apreCiabIe amigo el capit&n de in
tanteria d. Santiago EsCuderc.
LIE felicitamos.
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MOvIMIEETo DE BUQURs
UTRADAs pn TRAYnafA.

UTRADAs On TRAvHafA.
De Hamburgo Y ese. vap. Alemen "Bo.
russia" MallenhOtf 3 Korber.
De Barcelona J ese. ssp. esp,
CiudAd de O.d,z q s. EzauiAga.
De Habsna vap ssp :Buenos
Aires" 4 3. EE4uis "a.
De Barcelona > zee. vAp esp
''Reina Maria Ori.tinA" s. d.
Ezquisga.
De Lanemburg go iDg "ParI
hema" . Lopez VlilAmil J co.
ENTRADAs DE CABoTAJE.
De ArecibO gol. esp. "Carmelits'
De Ponce gol. esp. "Eleiante"
De Arecibo bdro. esp. "Buens
ventura"
De Osbo Roio goI. esp "Dichosi
DE A.eeibo gol. esp. BoiiuqueI
De Aguadlls y MsyagueE gol
esp. "Anita"
De Arecibo goI, esp. "Pe'rsF
De Vega bsja gol esp "Ana Ma
ria"
De h.ysA ues &C. sl ossas
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d. Jos6 Rodriguez VALDEZ.

d. Jos6 Rodriguez VALDEZ.
ID. Francisco Estrada Marin.
D. Eseip'6n de VaHona , Agfierc
D. Romualdo Molina y Mola, ]
don Pho Otero Oosio.
Todos estos caballeFos-except
D. Esclp'6a, euyo paradero Sc ig
nora--fueron detenidos en- diferen-
tes sltios, = conducidos q ls catceI
p6blica."
EscrIben al mismo peri6diCo dc
Puerto Principe:
s,Recordarz usted que en- mi cat
ta del ~ le decia 'OIrcula por Ia
ciudad la noticla de que en- ell puu-
to conocido por LA Fsrolan, pro-
ximo al ingenlo San Manuel" de
Puerto Padre, esta una parslda In
surgente en- ndmero de 103 hom-
bres.S
Pues bien mejor infoFmado hoy,
puedo declrle que esa partida, ae~
96n se dice, sc eomp0ne de 400
hombres 81 mando de los iefes Es-
trada, Oapote J Mendieta.
Seg6n pc dice, abandonaron los
insCrrectos LA Farolan y cruSaron
Ia vista de los poblados de Ma
niab6n y del Yarey.
LEGO esa partlds & "El Mango, /,
flncs que es propiedad del parrcco
de Aurss y dista 5 ga leguas de
esta ciedad.
AIN hicieHon alto y matar0n 4
vacss y I'M puerco pOr orde1 del
jefe de Ia pattida, Quien do en- pa
go al mayoral de 10 incA IN bono
Z znombre de Ia "Rep6blica Oubana."
AL dia sigulente se dirigieron los
insurreetos con Enmbo 6 las Tunas.
A las dieE de la mahana del mis-
mo dia pas6 por squi una partida
de 40 6 30 hombres, atravesando
"El Ed6RD y el tejar de Marino, 4
una vista de este pueblo, hacien do
alto en- la hondonada que hace la
flnca del cura.
n ! eeta Iugar ee sltuaro1 Jos m
surgentes, dando frente la Ciudad
, deeplegSndose en- guerrilla.
IN seguida salieron fdersas de
InfanteFfa , caballeria al maudo de ]
comandante mllitar de esta plaz Q
D. Jeads Vale:a.
Dsspu6s de an cort1 conbste se
RETRO el enemlgo pr el canine del
Rine6n, deitaiD 1 aAoallos mper
toe = llssal.lI.s. ssgda 90 dice, doe
iudiv.do - hsslios d. bala en- 10
cabesa.
El pAnlco que hub0 en- esta cl DE-
dad & consecueuc'a del tirotso, tue
terrible.n
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ALNANAQUHS PARA 1895.

De pliegO, con eI sansOral. da-
zoe assron6mieos, 6estas religio'
sas y Ofcialss, etc, y Blocks, dI
vAriadAs fOrmas y elegAntes cro-
Uos aleg6ricos, dssds sl mas lu'
ioso al mas eCon6mico, psfo TO-
dos beI.os ; sscOgidOs, hGllanSe
se venden On esta Tmprenta.
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AEeN@lf i Gg
IT, fEIuAk~--G:i

GngortaooEes on grande esca,n,
40 mercancias de tOdas prooeden-
oias.
Sus HenGas de detail Ia LUZ
ALEOTRIOA J LA VILLA DE-
BILBAO con siempre La mojor
suruijas.
I1enen SucutsaIes importadoraa
en- Arecib0 y Humacao.
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ANTONIO AIFAU HMElL1.

Doctor en- DereOh" OWL y o.
donloo' ~Igado de los nustreI
.,.egios de Madrid , Puerto Rico
CON bufese alberto en- Ia Capital ID
In Monarquia, ofreCe suss serviOlol
profesionalcs & su numero Q clien.
teIa de esta Isla, para ante el Tri
bunal Supreme de JustiCia, el Oon-
seio de Rstado, Tribunal de Ouen
tas del Reino y demks oentros "a
periOres, tud'eialas J adminiStEAu
vos do La Naci6n.
Ssrran, R6m a -
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SALIDAg DA TRAVRSfA

Para Ia HAbsus vaD esp. "Relns
Maria Cristina" por 8. de ZEquia-
ga
Para Habaua vap. esp. "Cludad
de OAdiE" por 8 de Esquiaga.
Para Oadiz vsp. esp. "Buenos
Aires" por 3. de ERquiags.
Para Santiago de Ouba via Are
cibo vap. aleman "BorusIa" Dor
Nnllenhoff y Korbsr.
Para Hsbana y ESQ. vsp. esp.
"Mefin !" nor s. de E,Qulaga.
PAIa " Habaos y csc. vsp. esp.
"OatallnA" pOr j o hoa y hermano
Para 10 Isla vap. Ing, Osyo Ro.
mano" por j. T Silva , 90.
sALIDIs DE cABorAJR
Para los pusrtos de 50 ruta vsp
costero "VAsco"
Para los puertos de su tuta vap
"Ivo Bosch"
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Las Rat0rnaS dol ST NauFa.
w9TUDTO CRXTICo
POR
DON IGNAGl0 DIAz GANEJA.
SrGtOr del BOLETN KERCLEfl
nE- 4TTERTo- RTGO
GA: PUERTO RICO

Tai 90 10 portAdA de IN foileto
que acaba de editarse en- esta CO.
%, obrA del Director del BoLxTN
MERcANTn. Contiene 90 pAginas
do lecturAs en- ~ mayer, y, como
&c ha AnuncisdO. Se dedica al illus
sre Jefe del PArtido Union Cons,
titucionaI" de Cuba, Excmo Sr
Marques de ApeG,eguiA. Contie.
ne el sigulents progrsmG:
F." Dedlcssor'a. -- Prsludioa. -
DeaarrolIo del piAn.-~COnsiLerA
clones. Ell presmbuIO expOsici6"
Los Munieipin" Gamer,
i 4nsular. Consejo.-EI Gober.
nAdor GenerAl.-LA hissoria.-LH
IegAIidad.-La EAEon suprema.-
La RepAracion
EI folisro % ofreee en- las 81
guientes condJcloness
| I'm elem piAr~..@~-..... so CO
| Con el retrato del aukoE. rs 8"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-17
rRAvEH1A.

Col. amer. Anna" descargando.
Vap Ing. "Eauford" iGem.
Berg. ing. Hancock" psndiente.
Col. esp. "MaysguezanA" earga
para Arroyo y Ponce.
Col esp. "Dichosa" descArgando.
Col esp Ana Maria descarS gan do.
Col. esp. "Auits Carga para Hu-
macao.
Col. esp Amelia" carga para
Mayagdez y Ponce.
Col. esp. "Oorazon de Jes6s" pa
"a Mayagdez y Ponce.
Cpl esp ProvidenClA carga para
Fsjardo. ,stA4
Col. esp. "PaQuste de :. . ..AreCibO"
CaFga para Arecibo.
Col. esp. 'OonOepCl6n":: carenan-
do.
Bdro. esp. "Paquita" carga para
AgnadillA y MaysgtisE.
Col. esp. "Buenaventura" carga
para Aguadilla y May agtiez.
Col. esp. "Bornquen" Carga pc.
"a Aguadllla y MaysgHes.
Coz. esp 'OarmelitA" carga para
Areclbo.
Col esp India pendiente.
4 GGol esp ''Elefante" ldem.
GOi esp "OsCaF" idem.
I00l esp "Petra" idem.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-17
9U1A LOCAL.
SOBRlNOS De EzOUIAGA
RORTALMEA. II,

OAsa Dc girog y sOmialUnss.
Agsntsa dc Loo vapOrss-corIsos Ae |,
UompAfiiA TrasAtlAntieA HspAnola.
Agsntss do Id Id do los ssfiorss In.
trinaga , TO-, Dc Liverpool.
Idem idsm G. Il. Fletcher , 90.
ID. (compania ola Flscha') Do ID.
AGENTS. ds. Id Id Do los ssfioHss J. z
Nieksls y Oo,, Lnsa Dc "Serra".
Agsntss Do Bahs, BshRsnd , Ross
Linsa do "SeHra".
Agsntss dc 10 OOmpafiA DO Hsgaro
contra Incsndioa dsnominsdS lsh 30
yal". i<.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-17
PAPEL sELLADO

taiadlaLo p0r una sola hoja,
8 prop6sito para minutas, So
bres de ofCios, etc.
De venta en- osta Imprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-17
SANTOR Al.

Microbes IL. San AnAcleto, pa
pa y mr., y la beata Maria AHa de
Jesds, virgen.
Jueve- San Eleuterio, OBJ, J
mr..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-17
Talac0 Oh rara (8l gls

Wei 3pn 4 pisci, m6dicos B. A.
Il aDeYR hoINaro eB eu alinROen
0s'le f. Ia Fort&!s&s h0meyo In