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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-11
FOR HOARSENEss.
OFF.CEs 10 TENT.

The Citizens Bank of Savannah viii
soon begin the erection of its five-story
tir'-proof building on tne northwest cor
ner Of DraytOn and Bryan streets, which
will be completed about Sept l. 1856
This building viii be heated with steam
or hot water and have elevator, gas
electric lights, ana all other modern
conVeniences.
The four stories above the banking
room viii be constructed for Offices The
bank, if advised III advance viii divide
rooms and HOOrs, where practicable TO
do 50 without a material change Of
plans, so as 10 suit tenants willing 10
lease for a term of years
Those desiring 10 rent viii please call
at the bank and see plans and prices.
GEORGE c. FREEMAN
February 6, 1895.
NOTICE TO TOBACCO CHEwEEs.
We respectfully request that you give
the celebrated GOLDEN APPLE ToBAC-
co a trial
For a limited time we VIII redeem the
tags at half n cent each.
HENRY SOLOMON SON.
Bay and Jefferson Streets.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
Sporting N Jews.

Last Monday night thp courthouse wxs appropriated for tn, purpnse of a .ku,F.k out match bptween Jim Casey. . light weight champion, anu John swaltz. local scientist from St FraL- ci, bottoms. but owing to the scanti- ,.sS nf the gate Taoney--unly about sg 5a-it resolved itself into sparrIDg match. Four rounds were induiged iu inc loral man evidently getting the h,s, of it. liaYing the credit of the only tnock down. There Is sume talk of inviting the C0Ibett Fhzshnmons' match to takes place here. as the law would uot interfere, aud some uf the local sports can put up the Si00G0.
 A prize fight between EIarve Litton and Earl Cary, with Sounee gloves, came of at Magnolia saloon Saturday night The fight Was for purse of elehty cents. but at the conclusion of tle scrap the stake holder failed to nlateria!iZe. Previous to this match, aWeli contested "boutn between Lew is Hodges and Arthur Litton resulted III Arthur LlttOn being knocked of his pins and out of time.
 Every thing is on the muscle now. Even Prof. Jackson. the boss painter. has his dumb bells and air bag, and will sool be able to challenge the best of them. Call and see him punch the bag.
 The match game of base ball last Tuesday. between the Crackajacks and Gdathiilrrs resulted in d tie, ) and , on tue 7th inning, the rain julerfer- iHg No plays were made worthy of mention. and both side Kicked at the umplres in league fashion.
 He called him Joe Bates robber'' and made him kiss the wil!ow,n be- cause he didn't like it." was tue way an account read of the scrap last Tues- day al the ball ground.
 The South side is looming up in sporting matters. Besides iunumpra- blr dog fights. amateur musicians. bag punching, and athletic exercises of daily occurrence on Tuesday they were treated 10 fierce hog fight of an lours' duration. No bets.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
I ef1ple of Justice.

:, ihe days business last Saturday in ..'e mayor court, made that jolly dig ntaiy cOunteilahee color like the ,oSe at the visions nf fat fees. Tine fol. "Wlhg k the docket
 q, sam Foo. the Chinaman. realized tuaI II tte way uf the transgrtssor is lp"tuer puer Ill this country than in the tt'oWery Kingdom He paid sl3 GO fol A'epihg house of ill-fame
 naihAon Thomas. a dusky son of ,Aiilcd' plead guilty to assault and bat ", Tor which he will do service until 'e amount of S9 is pail.
 hr,n anui us Allen and Spence Borum. a Sos S'aoe oi darkles, were fined S5 and
 'I'S on a charge of petit larceny. w Le"ls Pryor, colored. looked on the l.a l1'me IlIat was red. until his head and w ueels oecame unsteady. for which he 'as charged six units of value.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
Married at Clarendon.

Clarendon Ark. July 2i Married al the Davis House, at 3:l5 this evening, Mir. Adam Bach, of Newport. Ark. and Miss Lal d Ronkh Casteel, of Forrest City. Ark. The groom is wholesale grocery dealer of ihe above named place, while the bride is the daughter of d wealthy farmer of Forrest City. They leave at p. m. for Little Rock where they will remain few days and then return to ,leir home in Newport -C0mmercial Appeal.
 Miss Lalla left this city last week somewhat unexpectedly. and presuma- bly to go OH d visit to friends, and though there has been objection on he part of her parents to her early mar riagp. the above news is not surprise to her many friends here. to whom il has been known sometime that she contemplated embracing such reSpon- SlbllHies. We art again reminded that love laughs at locksmiths. and join her friends in best wishes and congratulation.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
MAKING MANLY BOYS,
Right Surroundings at Home Much More Effective Than Too huch Control

Right Surroundings at Home Much More
 Effective Than Too Much Control.
 It is scarcely too much to say that almost as many children are spoiled by too much governing as by too little As between the two courses, the child that IS judici0usly let alone is much bitter off than the one that is too much controlled. With naturally good Impulses, the youngster, unless brought up Tn solitude and with selfish Instincts and habits. is fairly likely to develop not objectionable character. Continual contact with play-fellows of Ills own age and condition brings out the many and independent character htlcs. and, If there is freedom from lritaliOn at home, there is little IO Tear Tor the average youth. He goes out light of heart and free from all hoyances, and all tine world looks bright to him. But the child who g0es out from home with mind warp ed ana temper sOured by perpetual iauIt hndIng and pickering, is in a mood to take all things ill. He got s doout with a metaphorical chip on his sh"uider, and there IS little wonder if ne gets In all sorls of tTonble
 An experienced teacher used te say t,at he could always tell the children Mho i've unhappiiy at home They were much more troublesome at school sha We're almost always on the alert lor sights and offenses, and far more uiihcult t0 control than the children sho came from happy and peacable families N. |. Ledger.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
It Cured them All

aFa ~i' Henry Shira, Girard. Ala. says : cs,' ca"o !ears ago 1 had a severl case of flppe and could not recover from its ef- pss Aboat year ago |. tried King s alY al nef@etuer aud was soon well. 1t lso cured lie of bowel tIoabIe. whnh o,t TOT lOur years. and fiitd it to be d s,s sioA cure for headache It cured my hs,, VI 1Vippe also, and she.says Il is the vss. hlilg she can get for Asthma and s,ss so' l heartily recomnlsnd It as q KY, ianiiy medicine. New Package, if'se 9 bottle. lOs doses, sl, For safe by Pc. Webb.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
4 Big Sign,

One of the largest signs ever painted Co.'S laboratory at the foot of Lookout mountain. The sign is l75ft. long and and loft. wide, and reads. Me Elree' $ Wine of Cardui for Women" Some of the letters are 20ft long, and can h. read from the top of the historic old mountain. No visitor canes to this popular resort without having Wine of Cardui" firmly impressed on his memory. This medicine has increased Tn popular favor very rapidly. and now stands at the head 0t it's class Thou sands of ladies use it every month.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
A Grand Offer.

The Arkansas Gazette this year offers two free scholarships. including board in Ouachita College. to thp.two young people (rither young ladies or gentle menl who obtain the highest number of subscribers to the Weekly Arkan- sas Gazette between now and Septem- ber l. \ commission of fifteen per cent. will also be paid. on each sub scription sent in. to all who undertake the work. The Weekly Gazette is a F page fan fly newspaper. The price is only Sl year. and it should be iu every family in the state. For further particulars address.
 SCHOLARSHIP EDITOR. GAZETTE.
 Little Rock. Ak.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26

Prof. Shade received from Brinkley on the 24th. a practical demonstration of appreciation of and sympathy" for our band boys. The letter read Fla closed find check for S5 to assist in pay ing fer the boys suits. Wishing you one and all succesS. we remain as ever. your friends, Mir. and Mrs. C. l.. Ey- gleston." Now. that was kind of them, hut just like them to dn it and !" he bays" will ever hold them in kiI.d remembrance
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
Buckien's Arnica saIve.

The best salye in the world for Cuts. Bfnises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Cltapped Hands. Ciilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- tiJas and positively cures Piles. or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money refunded. Price D cents per box. For sale by JUhn II. Tipton. druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
Ire Bands Benefit.

HE TIMES has frequently had good reason tn say that th- women of For lest City do nothing by halves. In chufch work. In social circ.e, in charit- able acts. and in whatever work her hand iindeth to do. the nubl. women or thus city, are earnest. energetic. eIi- terpriSing and thoughtful. and infali- | biY successful. h the matters of pub ne entertainments, for sundry b-nelils ;. .hey have uftentimeS and invariably exceeded the public expectation, aud that too. frequently. under the most unfavorable conditions. For many of their solrees the Citizens band has furnished music and have been always ready to chrerfully respond to every demand made upon them. and to the best of their abiiitY. aid in the public entertainment
 ppreciation of honest endeavor is another characteristic uf the Forrest City won an and when il b came 2. CT. ally known that our band boys had. Md commeudable forethOught and enipr- plise purchased uniforms and bra, ely shouldered the responsibi ity ct payIitS for them, the ladies determined tO as- slst them.
 At the lawn party. couple of weeks ago, for the benefit of the Presbyterian church, the idea WAS matured and took practical shape among the ladies to give lawn party and serve cream The benefit of the band. In due season d date was fixed, aud preparaIions- be- gun. Then began d series of liltie in- terterences, which We're annoying to say the least. First the date was changed. then II ralned and the enter talnment was p0Stp0ned. the revIvi came along. and the band would hot in- tertere with that. and the public didn know whether it would ever take place or not; yet 1t did. and as usual iL was d complete success.
 There assembled upon the beautiful lawn at the home of MT and Mls l.. R''llwage. last night ill response to the advertise menis of this benefit an i'm mense throng of literally Ii. posed. pleasures tking citizens. The yard was decorated profusely with Chinese lanterns. fancy lamps tables and chans. and HOW the young ladies who had volunteered to act as "waiters," began to realize that there Was work ahead of them. They embraced the opportunity and promptly answered every requisi- ton for refreshments. For three hours they labored faithfully. and 1t was pleasant sight to notice their pleasant smiles. denoting hearty welcome to all who came, and that it was merry occasion. The band tried to play. but they were so full of "the occasion, I" that they did not do themselves jus tice. What they lacked last night at their own benefit, they will make good upon some other occasion for the bpne- tit.of oth IS. They are sincerely and pr . foundy thankful for this demonstla- ton of appreciation of their efforts.
 The receipts summed up $50 lU, and the uhifoim are paid for.
 If there is anything the Ci izens' Band can do to demonstrate the appre- citation which words fail to express, we know that we speak for them when We say they are YOURS TO COMMAND.
 Prof. Shade received from Brinklev on the 2ilh h. d practical demonstration
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
Hoods The RRSr-

was highly pleased with the paper "'S whIch We're sent for one trade mark ,,h II, Hood PiIis and ten cents in stamps. "e nave taken Hoods Pills and find them ee best We have ever used"
 Mary CocErell, Fort Smith, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26
Look Out !

The time is about out for you te get pictures of yourself and loved onas al g. per dozen. Remember. they will not stay with you always. or you with them. Some people don't think alnut this until it is t,n late. So call in tiMe while y0u can. Respectfully,
 J. II. CLARK, Photographer.
The Forrest City times., 1895-07-26

Miss Steyalf of Memphis. is in tts city visiting her uncle. Dr. ]. E. StouE and other relatives aud friends.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
ALCALDfA
MUNICIPAL DE COAM0'

El Ayuntamiento, en- sesi6n ce-
Iebrada el dla % del actual, ha
acordado % anuncie el remate dc
las obras del acueducto dc esta W.
lie, con arreglo al pfesupueato
aprobado. que aseIende q Ia sumA
de treinta mill pesos moneda CO.
rriente; cuyo acto tendrA lugas
ante la Oomlsl6n respective, al si-
guiente dia hGbil despu6s de trans
curridos treinta desde In publica-
cl6n.
Lo que se hace notorio para 10
concurrencla de licitadores, advir-
ti6ndose que como la Corporation
interesa que les obras % ejecuten 4
Ia possible brevedad, faoilitarA { los
Ingenleros, MaeItroS de obras d
otrss personals que Quleran encaf-
garse de elias los medlos pOsibles
para su pHonta termlnaoi6n, obser,
vando slempre las condolences es-
tableCidas en- oil respective plie9o.
que 90 encuentra de manifesto en-
esta SecretaEia.
Ooamo, JUNO 9S de 1895.
ri Alcalde,
p. do EcheudrTSa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26

hsbe, satisfecbo eli 4c dividendo
yeucIdo desde el 81 oe Mayo pro-
ximo paaado, por disposici6n del
Sr, Presidente GO snunCia 10 sub as
ta de las referldas aOc0Des Que
rendrA lugar el IA del proximo NEE
de Agosto, dcsde les dos hssta las
tres de 10 tarde, ante la Oomision
de turno, en- el salon de seslOnes
de Ia misma.
No se sdmitirGn proposiciones
que no CuOrAn de contado el i'm
porte del 80 dividendo de cada ac-
cl6n CON los intefeses y gastos, 3
sean once y medic pesos por &C.
ci6D, AdjudicandOse en- totalidad o
Dor Totes 6 los que mejores ofertas
hsgan en- el sCtO de la subasta.
Los que deseen hacer proposiCio-
mes deberAn consignar previamente
el5p2 del importe de las acCio-
mes 4 doe hsgAn posturas, sin 10
cual no les eelan admitidos. Y los
que obtengan la buens pro debe-
ran Consignar ell moDtante de sus
ofertas, dentro de las "a horas al
guientes, quedando en- otro caso
sin efect0 el remate, y perdido el
dep6sito que hubieran hecho q be.
nencio gel BanCo y como indemni
xaci6n de perjulcios.
Sc expedirAn & los adiudioatatioa
de las scciones remstadas los 90
rrespondientes tituIOs de las mis-
mas, Quedando sin valor alguno los
de las caducsdas. Los doetos de
6stss podr6n libersrlas ain embai Ga
hAsts ell dia IL de Agosto, q Las cus
tro de la tarde, pagAndo en- 10 Gaia
del BanC0 el importe del 40 divi-
dendo, ,sus intereses y y.gastos, q sean
once medic pesos por accion, J
presentando en- la Secretafia los
tesguardos para anotar el psgo en-
clos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26

Ia Emulsi6u de Scott de sceite de
Eigado de bacAlso con htp1fosfitos,
es toleFads oo1 f.cilidad pof los
enfermos, "a aean hombres, mule
res 6 niKoa. BE unaexaelsnts me
dicinA que rInde los meiores servi
clos en- las enfermedadus en- que -
reCetaba al aceIte simple de higado
de bacaIaD."
Confisnsa absoIuta. - Malaga
26 de Mayo de IS80-Sres Lam
man 8 Kemp, Nueva- York.-Muy
sefiores mios: 81 mi confianza no
fuese absoluta y si no estuviesa
bien convel lido, de Ia acCi6n pa
tentemente depurativa de su ZaI
Eaparrilla, una nueva curaci6n que
he obtenido en- una persona de e.
to ciudad bastarfa para disipar I
mi cualquiera dnda que me queds-
se. Reciban Vds ell tribute de M
consideration, y cuunten Vds siem-
pre- que teng0 que sostener la jus
sicia y Ia verdad.-Dr Jose de ROs
Leon, MediCo higienista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
I'll T INA H0RA.
lMPORTANTISIMO
GABLEGRAMA OFFICIAL
DE CUBA.

In Gsse Gobierno Genera ss
IA rssibido ei siguiente del Ge"
neral 2: Cabo de IL Antilla her
mana
''Seg6n comunlca General en- Jefe
dis 20 desde Vegultas, sAll6 dIa IL
de Manssnillo con 1.5O0 hombres,
p al IlegaY 6 VegHitas supO presen-
ola enemigo numeroso mandado
poH Maceo hScia Bayamo; que si
gulando marcha le encontR6 Oerca
de Peralejo, 3 leguA- al Sur de Ba
yamo; que roto fuego entire cOlum
na mandada General Sant0cildes y
ensmigo, y muerto dicho General,
tom6 mando; que eombate fue du-
70, en- terreno desfavorable, contra
enemigo tres veCss superior , Dien
muni0IoDadc, duEande fuego cinco
AOras; que loo muertos SON Gene.
raj Hantocildes, su ayudante Te-
nIente sotomayor, Captain Tomas
y % soldados. Herldos Teniente
Ooronel Baquero, Oapltanes Robles
y Travesi, Tenientes Sanchez , Or
tega y 81 de trops. Que bajas enc.
migo no puedeU precisarse, dicien-
dose pasan 500. POf 6ltimO, que
llsgado 6 Bayamo despues comba-
to y deblendo inspesclonar alli ser.
viclos, , esperaR Fepuestos Eaelones
psOlaoi6n, aprovech6 para descan-
90 fuerxas. Que dia 81 salio parG
Veguitas, uni6ndosele faersas lie
gadas de Holguin; que General
taNhambSe en- 90 marCha 6 Bayamo
tuvo fuego poca importancia dia
81 en- BAiraneas. y que % proponia
pasar G ManSAnlllo dia %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
WATERLOO POLITICO".
ExAMEN ORtTICO
On LAS PRINCIPALMs THORfAg
sOBRH QUE DnsCANsA III MDTYIW0
POLfTICo M0DNREo,
DON lGNACIO DIAz CAAEJA.
|, Isrva uU sIOLETa nSasGHrn " Ins rUnIsvp
DHDloAroRA.
LA RAZoN DEL rITULO.


6UMARIo.-LuchemoA.-El debeI
Gumplido.--La generAcl6n que su-
be.-La justicla humana-Pretex-
toe criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El pgogIeso y sus ma-
niiestaciones.-LA opinion p6biica.
Ell period dismo. .--Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que ex hoy la
prensa.-La prerSa = les leyeA-
"a politica-LO que debe ser la
p0litica.-O6mo Sc hacen lOs poll
ticos.-O6mo naCen los part dos
Los programs politicoa.--ArttH-
clos politiCoA-M carnavAl pOliti-
0o.-Mlserias pOlitiCaS. - Sinceri-
dad politica.-FanAtismo politico
LA democraCia. .-Princlpios de-
mocr2tioos. democrAti-
O0s.-Dellrios demoCrAticos. - La
libertad de la OAtedra.-Mbertad
contra derecno.-La igualdad 20
cial.-1a igualdad en- la historia.
LIS igualdsd ante la raE6n.-La 20.
0erania.-La oemagogia.-Los hun
aos modernos.-La rev0luci6n.-
Las huelgas.-OOnfusion y CaOs.-
al acknowledgements demo-
.edoras Cancer SoCial.--Antino-
nlias y anoM&IiAA-El mayor de
.0s err0reA-AllA vala nave.-Epi.
logo = Conclusi6n.
DE veDtA.-Rn Ia 1mpFenta del
BOLKTIN MMROANTIL.
Preclo.-Un peso Oincuenta oer
savoa etewpla1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
FONDA OLA BALEAR"
EN LA VILLA DE ADJUNTAS

HabItaclones ventllAdas; m 30
selecta.
Los que deseen venir 4 atempe-
rar en- este dellcioso Clima, deberAn
avisar con ocho dias de anticipa-
cion &
PABLO CAS1ANER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
afahAIz & 60.
-f.--THTUANlx1 4

hnportsdorcs On grande escs,n.
oias.
S1e tiencas de detail La Luz
nLnUTRIOA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son aiempre La major
sufrdas.
I1anen Sucuesales lmportadoras
an Arecibo y HumAcao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
0UlA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EzOUIAGA.
ROETALANA. III

OssA Dc giros , somialonss.
Agsntss dc los vaporss-coRrsos @ II
OOmpAnia TraaatiAntica 1spanola.
Agsnssa Dc Id Id do los asliorss In.
,Htnaga y %, Dc Liverpool
Iasm idem G. 81. Elstchsr Co.,
ID. (compahiA ola FlsehA") Do Ia.
AGsntss as ID Id Dc Los ssiierss J, Z.
Hisksls , Co.,, Lima Do "Herrn".
Agsntss Do Bahr, Bshrsnd y RoSu,
Linsa Dc "HeHsa".
Agsntss de 10 OOmpai,ia Dc HsRsres
contra Incsn1ios dsDoninads lah Re
yal". u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
Pspel para Peri6dicOs.

Del tamano del BoLRTlN y
del que tenfa /" Ell Oamor del
Pals Sc ACADIA de recibir en-
esta Imprenta una gran RENE
sa, que Sc realiza q precios IL
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26

Bdra. esp. "Maria A tau" targa
para Viequts.
Co. cap. "Ooncepcl6n' cargo pa
"a Mayagiies.
Col. esp "Aaa MariA" carga pa
70 Vega baja.
Col. esp. "Provldeucia" cargo
para Fsjardo.
Col. esp. '1udia" descsrgshd'.
Col. esp. "Ooras6n de Maria"
descasgando.
Col. esp. "Joven CLARA descar
gando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
De LA lSL.A,
RERTRAN MERMANOS.
Ell BAZAR UNIVERSAL
HUMAOAO PUHRTo- RrcoE


oondgnatazios do BuQuss. Asen.
! sea oe ia Linea dc vapores GGePra y
Bilbao " de Liverpool ! esta Isla
Z DEL vapoE "Avu9s de Herrera
dabAns. ImpoftAdores de meroan.
olAs' ierreteria, provisiones, made.
fAs, -d0elas para as6car y miel. a.
coe 'acics y oompra y venta n
frnoos del pals en- comisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-26
MoVIMIENTO DE BUQUEe.
NTRADAs DR TRAvRsfA

De Liverpool y escalas vap. esp.
"Ram6n de LArrinagA", 4 8. de. ..Es-
Quiags, oI 60 aids Of quesos,. 80
sIs gaIbanEos, 2 Dultos niue stras, 16
Cls sidra. Vicente y 90. 176 cIs
Quesos. Luifia Hmns J o., 25 cIs
Quesos. Gonzales y Alfonso, 100
cIs aceite OLIVIA 30 cls quesos. Balas-
guide y 90, 90 cls Q0esos. Sierra y
Palau, 160 cls quesos, 80 seras, S48
bIs aceitunas. Scrs de Finlay
Brothers, 8 Of manEanllla. j. Ochoa
y HmnO, 134 CIs papas, 90 seras
cebOllas, 500 sIs arros. Plsnas b.
10 , 90, 800 sls arroS. 10 cls gale
tas. MeniiEabal y 90, IL Cls %
fdos teildos, 90 bIs vino blancc.
Oaldas , 90, 30 cls conservas, 25
bIs 125 cls papAs, 25I4 PIP l bI vino
1 OF quesOs, ! or ChoEisOs. Oerece
do Hmno y 90. z Of QuesOs. y.
Font y Hmns, 63,4 pp Vino tinto
Aleson RiojS, 3 PIP vino blanco Fs-
rroD. Sore de ViAnde y O., 800 sIs
arroG Hernais J 90, s Cls 12 fds
tejldOs. Hgozcue y 90, 10 fds al.
pargatas, 200 Cls sceite. BarCei6 y
Perujo, 10 cIs mAnteQuilla. Ahu
mada y 90, 5 fds tejidos. Scrs de
0Ecssita J %, 9 oIs 2 fds teiidos.
Socledad Oooperava del d. y A.
Al "A pp, vino. A Lynn, 3 cIs librOs.
A la Ofden: 8. 8. 90 eIs vino, 8
cls conservas 3. O. 80 Dls 10 cls
vino. NJ. P. O. 200 sic arros.