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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16

VI ma SlQO LrAQuGlua pOr Oh celeDFauO eScElGOT
cubsno don Francisco Sellen, cuyo solo nom
bre es una garantfA.
" En- Ia Dovela PLAGIADO dice su ilustre
traductor-se referen las aventuTas de IN
joven escoces, a mediados del siglo pasado,
en- las Tlerras Atlas de Escocia, poces aGios
despues de Ia rebellion del tlltimo de los Es-
tuardos, pretendiente Ia corona de I1gla
terra. Aunque con su fondo hist6rico, no
Sc crea per ESQ que es una novela historical
en- la verdadera acepci6u de la palabra Es
una narraci6n de eventurss, cuyo inter6s no
decae un momento, puesta en- boca del he
roe mismo, David BAlfour, en- estilo Viyo y
pintoresco, con tai precision y naturalidad
que nos parece que estamos presenciando las
esceuas que Sc descTiben. Los episodIos SOD
en- extreme Variados, veces altamente dra-
maticos otras veces la narracion es una
snimada pintura de los usos y costumbres
de los motafieses de Escocia y, en- general,
de su estado social en- aquellos tlempos.
David Balfour su compenerO de ayenturas
desventuras, Alan BreCk, los dos princl-
pales personajes de la obra, son seres de
carne hueso, que conquistan nuestras sim
patias, y nos hacen compartir sus penas y
alegrfas, sus temores y esperanzas Emps-
zada la lectura es impossible dejarla hasta la
Ultima psgina.
De tai modo sabe interesarnos Y subyu-
garnos ell autor con ell arte que despliega en-
la narracion de las aventuras de su heroe
1uvenil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16
La ULTIMA TABLA

En- ell abismo del dolor sumido
la mirada levanto las alturas,
y desde ell hondo vale de amarguras
{ te inyoco oh Dios. con auimo abatido.
De la duda que ofusca mi sentido
disipas TIL las rafagas obscuras
No te pido grand zs nj ventnras
espera, amor solo te pido
AnIque en- sollozos mi dolor exhelo,
de puDzante inquietud y augusta lleno,
adn tn bondad tn poder igualo.
No al odio d4jes iAvadir mi sepo:
bueDo to iuzgo pero, 81 eles malo,
dejame, por piedad, juzga bueno.
Fe Ierico BaLert.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16
Ultima Il(Dra

Acabamos de recibir ell signiente despacho
de Duestro corresponsal en- San Juan, y reti-
ramos la nueva secci6n MaDgaS q Cdpiy0teS
Y gran parte de las noticias que tenfamos
compuestas, & fin de darle cabida
Ell telegrama reviste suma importaucia.
Ell 10 aquf:
Capital, Mario is 10 40
DEMOCRACIA. Ponce.
Anoche & las ocho media Sc reunio la
delegation.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16

Es de desear que Sc nos oomplazca sin mas
tramites.
En- el concejo de Cangas de Pineo, Astu-
rias. Sc ha cometido IN horroso crimen.
Una mujer viuda, J de unos ciucuenta
af1os de edad, llamada Maria Rodriguez { a J
Lap5IG aparecio, en- la cocina de su casa ha-
bitaci6n, tendida baca absjo, con la cabeza
No tenfa, puede decirse, parte sana en- su
cuerpo
Pr6ximo ella, colocado en- una cuna,
hallabase incolume IN nifio de unos ounce
meses de edad.
Como presuntos autores han sido deteni
dos una mujer vecina de la victims y tres
hijos de aqu6la.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16
NUEOTRO F'OLLETLN

Ma6ana fnaliza la hermosa novela de
Ohhet
Ell GRAN MARGALL
que con tanta aceptaci6n veniamos publ
cando
El mi6rcCl .s comenzaremos dar otra no
menos bella & interesante, debida al claro
talento del gran novelista ipgI6s Stevenson,
autor dc la Isl del I'eSoro que va conoceD
nuestros lectores.
Dicha obra Sc titula
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16
La I A R D E

Quail gyupo de mujeres desoladss
de largas y esparcidas ca abelleras,
Sc inclipan 10 lojos las pslmeras
sobre el rojo horizonte perfladas.
Mas arriba, entire tintas sonrosadas,
asoman va las fd'gidas lumhreras
y columpiau las rsfagas iigAras
d. bosque las profundas enramadas..
Y ell alma soffadora del poeta,
la ealda magioa Gel uia, ,,rss @&
LENA Sc siente de embriaguez secreta,
Y tiene la confusa profecia
de otra existencia en- mas feliz planeta,
de paz, de amor, de luz de harmonic
Nttma POmpilto Llond.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16

En- una escuela
Professor -si el reloj diera catoree cam
panadas Squ6 hora serfa9
AluBano. - Hora.. de mandarle compo-
ner.
H4blase de individuos que imitan los gri-
tos de los animales.
-Todo ESQ es rada-dice un andaluz-yo
tengo un pariente que haee prodgios en>el
geGero
d Qu6 hace
--Cuando imita el canto del gallo. sale Ell
sol en- segaida.
Ed la oicina ::
No tiene IN tempo para dada. Vamos
/ yer, Martinez, sque Sc le ocurTe usted
ahora 2
RS que antes de hacer una tonterfa, que
ria consular con usted.
CANTARES
Prisienera de carifio
en- mi corsz3n la tengo
Qniero darle lihertad
qniero dsrsela 70 puedo.
Voy por este mundo
lleyando tres cargas
una de recuerdos, otra de promesas
y otra de esperanzas
Con ese lnjo que llevas
vas deslumbrants Y herm ,sa
! pero todas esas galas
son girones de tn honra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16
INTERMEDIO

Todo muere, todo muere
Ii mauo quo mas nos here,
la leT gna que nos il fAma,
ell cora z6n que r os anna,
ell pecho que nos prefiere,
el amor que da la vida
y el bien que nunca sc olVida:
TODD muere, todo muere
Todo es fagaz, TODD pasa
Asf la passion qua abrasa
nuestro pecho y 10 devora,
como la pena traidora
que cual dardo 10 traspasa
ssf la mayor ventura
eomoala inmensa amargura
todo es fogaz, todo pasa
Juan de DioS Pesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16

Con verdadera sentlmianto hemos sabidC
que dos hiios de nuestro sfeectuoso y buer
amigo don Julio Grau de Jayua, han estadc
gravemente eufermos.
Por fortuna va Sc ercueutran fnera de
peligro. de 10 eual nos alegrmos infinite, en-
Viando gnstosos puestra mas cordial enhora-
buena al seffor Gran y a su distinguida fami
liza.
PositivameDte 81 microbes pr6ximo debu
tara La troupe que dirige ell sef1or Lioret
con Ia zarzuela Campanont.
Seg1n cablegrama que ha recibido ell Go
bierno General, en- Ell pr6ximo correo de la
Peninsula vienen trescientos mil welcomes de
cinco centavos y veiEta mil pesos en- broDoe
Recientes despachos de Nueva York snuH
clan que ell Gabinete de W ashipgton ha or
dorado al consul de los Estados Uaidos en-
la Habana. Mr.. Williams, que ipforme sobre
la prision hecha ca times, por las autorida
des espaf1o'as, en- la persona del ciudadano
americ7Io Mr.. Dygart
Nos dicen de la Moca:
= Ei dia catcrce Sc ahoTco en- la csrcel de
Is tie pueblo un individuo llamado Ramon
Rosa, al cUal detuvieron por evitarle una
question con upos carrt taros
Este indigiduo era de ca,aster belicoso !
pendenciero.
PIANO.-Se vende barato uno frances
vertical easi nuevo. Tsmbien Sc vendenava,
rios muebles. Aurora 3, iDformaran.
Hoy hemos teDido ell gusto de saludar en-
esta redaecion nuestro estinado amigo de
Yauco don Juan Totti.
De puestro corresponsal de Morovis
''Aquf Sc termino la operaci6n del canje
ell dfa dieZ, porque Ia cal tidad que trajerop
para dicha operaci6 sfu6 relativamente esca
sa. Esto ha irrogado perjuicios a muchas
personas que en- los 1ltimos dias yinieron
capjear no han podido hacerlo por ell mo
two antes indicado.
El dfa seis por la noeh fu6 reducida ce-
nizas una casa de paja del propietario dor
Elias Rivera, en- la cual no habitaba persona
alguns FL juzgado instrpye diligancias en-
averignacion del hecho."
SoCIEDAD DEL PARQUE ABoLoIoN Sc so
iicitau proposiciones para el trab 10 de al
baflilerfa que dara por resultado en- ell Par
QTe A6otict61a, las callecitas y los jardines
Don Eugenio Desc hamps tiene ell pliego de
condolences, y 81 puede pedirlo quien de-
see hacerse cargo del trabajo
Case de fidelidad domestica que va siendo
muy raro en- los tiempos que corremos.
Nos 10 refere la prensa alemana, la eual
partlcipa q1e ell criado del Principe de Ho
henlohe, no pudiendo resistir la pena que le
produjera ell fallecimiento de su amo, deci
dio quitarse la villa. dispaI aadose IN tiro de
revolver ante ell misnao eatef4lco que guar
daba los restos mortales del Principe.
FL fel servidor no muri0 en- ell acto, pero
81 qued6 gcavemente herido, en- tai fscma
que Sc considera impossible pueda salvarse.
Men1 para esta nocha en- 81 cafe a u gna6ra:
B3esffteak de lomillo, arroz con polio, fri
case de gallina Ia holandesa, carne del
uorte la criolla, hallacas de MATS, butifa
rras con papas, jam6n planchado. Postres,
varios: helados mantecado, chocolate, leche,
CT f6.
Los sef1ores cuyas iniciales aparecen hey
cnyos nombres enteros apareceran despue~
81 es precise, SO serViran entregar a don L.
nacio Pillich, agente de LA DEMOCRACIA cd
Caguas, las cantidades que adeudan esta
9mpresa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16
RECORT =

Ell matrimonio tambien tiene sus sorpre-
sas una de las mas hermosas es que las
mujeres Sc vuelven importunas Y los horn-
bres castos,
El amor neeesita In duda; toda certidum-
bre 10 shnyenta, q los amantes no los sig1e
mucho mas ALA del umbral de Himeneo.
Las mujeres solo sic percatan de que enve-.
jecen, cuando los deinas va no 10 notan.
Es ras facil escribir un libro fsstidioso
que leerlo.
Ia mala concieneia no es muchas yeces
slno el resultsdo de una buena memoria.
Manuel Werthefmer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16
Plagiado

ha sido traducida por el celebrado escritol
cubsno don Francisco Selen, cuyo solo nom
bre es una garantfA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16

Los sef1ores cuyas iniciales apareoen hey
cuyos nombres enteros aparecersn despue~
81 es precise, SO serviran entregar don L.
nacio Pillich, agente de LA DEMoCRACIA eD
Caguas, las cantidades que adeudan esta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16

CoNVENIENCIA PUBHCA.-Quien de
see viajar hacia los pueblos de Ga1agGmG
CoGfHo, AdjassatGs Atbo1attO va en- carrua
ie, va en- caballos de silla, dirfjase al que
suscribe, Gale de la Tore, esquina la Rel
IA. Modicidad en- precios, carruajes fuertes
c6modos, caballerfas resistentes.
Ponce, Agosto de 1895.-.EaSnne B0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-16

en- cuanto los amateurs de Ia poblacion, ell
Club-teatro es para ellos terreno vedado.
~lBuena manera de protsger q los artistas
Tratandose de espectSculos que diera ell
Club, Sc comprende la prohibici6n rigorosa.
Tratandose de espectaculos que son obra
de otro, y propiedad de otro, con cuya ad-
mission en- aquel cfrculo aristocrstico Sc quie-
nota en- falso
lSean un tantico menos archi rfgidos nues
tros amigos del Club de Esgrima Gin
nasia ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-11
PI'doraS Reconstitoyentes
DEF. DOCTOR
D. NICOLAS REVERON

exclusive eXDadidO en- Madrid
81 de Mayo Gle 1891, p0r ul iIcXmO. s..
MlmlstrO de FOmentO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-11
Prsaaradas en la Farmacia do Vale Gaacia

7 Ea%E't: amos de experienca. han deInostra.lo
u las pFOpei3des tonlcaS rec0ustjt,IveHteS de es-
tas plldOras. curando rapdameute toias las
eutermedades que dependen lie! enDObreci-
mlento de la sangre por una :.lmel ACTON loro M
tritiVa Por habitar lugareS hiine.ius nab ven
tilados. por enferme;iarlss ..:cr;ores
.Su acclon curatlya muy riiraz: en- las pa pita-
ciohes de corazon dolores de gaueza inarv1encia
debidad dolores en-. IS piernas hirorp.;. can.
SaEci0 sorderaS. zumb0s de OitioS marcos rfiirPz
oe ia ple la que reStituyeu color natural: ne
teoF'sho, hores "'ancas. grandes perdida8
gre, laita de mems; Facou, abundancia q pscaSez
para procuTar el complete desarro!io de las love-
nes ell la puoerad, delitad general convalo scencia
de las enternedadeS agudas cr0nicas con tai que
estaS aterdcloHes mOrb0Sas sean SintOmaS de una
cf0re-Rnefnta simple Y de affection general o
ae una eslon organica que reclamaran otra
medicacion
En- vista de los progresses de la terap6utica de-
agnhoa lnconTenentes que notaban "a Pr3ctica.
Sc ha InOdiflCadO la formula
IN de ofrecer al pubco una preparation dtil se-
gur@ rSHida en- sus efectos, 10 que comprueb ba
toda Ia ISa.
Goa el fin de precaversc de las muchas initaco-
mes quo de esta formula han hecho, Cngay pro
p'eS@GcS son fNFeffores, dehe exgrse que en- cada
prIGa; en- "a iaPa superior selo que dire: DR.. ~
REFERON he91c0 CirMiano Ponce. Puerto Rs:1.p en-
Ia Interior su Hrma ELL el ado derecho de a fsia
exterior de esta callta. Ponce, AgoSto ~ d, 1890.
L Y IS0 Siendo Objeto de freCueites imlta-
1N0C clones las Pa}oras dei Dr. Referjsf.
hago presente que las legitimas las prep r..das
exclusivamente eu la acreditada armaria de TiLLg
= CANCIO, que son los depositarios 30 la VerdaGara
!ottnua los unc0s que estan @ut0rizadOs para
mi nombre en- dIchas pildoras.=Dr ~ ReC>r0n
Deposlto en- las siguienteS Farmacias TaHe q
Cancto, Ponce. GualerWetg Captal RiUera Arecibo
ltArrfno. Lares "9ctTa y E1Ora, AguIdia. Rofrt-
gaez, Ysuco Font Adiuutas. Zeo4iu, Gnayaul''&- -
FsTTeT Juana Diaz. Balances, Coamo KarTnach, GeE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-02-11

Estas DEsMENUzADORAs
rnoda
lrnOh
The Afro-American., 1896-04-18
Trouble in Race RaukS.
4 ColOP8d Democrat Held Up For
a Hearing Hayti on The Eve
Of a Revolution Mrs. Bar
nett Has an Heir.

clark" Anderson is the only col
pred man on the Tammany Hall Gen
eral Committee, New York. He il
known as the colored Barney Martin
Of the 7th Assembly District, and is
president Of the Montezulna Club, a
colOred organization at 1873 Bleecker
st. Saturday night Capt. Chapman
and ten policemen went to the club
rooms and forced an entrance They
found 26 cOlored and two white men
playing craps, faro and poker. Ans
dersOn was sitting at a pool table in
his shirt sleeves running a crap game.
Four men escaped by jumping
through window, but the Other col
ored men were taken In Jefferson
Market Court yesterday the men
were discharged by Magistrate Went
worth, except Anderson, who was ar
raigned on a charge of VIC lating the
gambling law. Justice Lynn. who
appeared sor Anderson, declared that
the club was chartered body and
had as much right to allow gambling
among its members as the Manhattan
CLUB or the Union League Club. An
derson was held for further exanlina-
ton on Tuesday afternoon.-N Y
Journal, 13.
Adyices from Port-au- Prince, Hayti,
say: 'DlscOntent is every day growing
greater and greater over the selection
by the Ministers, on the sudden death
OF President Hippolyte, of General
Teresias Simon Sam to be his success
sOr in the chief magistracy of the
Republic. The choice was popularly
believed to rest between Minister of
10IT 4
Gen. Manigat, but the Ministers hit
upon I eresias Simon Sam, it is said,
as the more amenable of ether of the
two to their purposes regarding the
loan of 40, 000, 900 francs ~ecently
raised in France for Hayti. Manigat's !
friends have not been willing to sub
init to the overriding of what they
declare to be the, country's wishes in
the matter, and the indications point |
to an early uprising On their part |
Cape Hayti, Aux Cages, Jac-
mel and Jeremie are said to be only |
awaiting the arrival from Kingston, |
Jamaica, of Manigat, to start the rev |
which is looked upon as a
certainty before long Teresias Simon /
offices with the exception oI oe,...ey / /
Minister of War for a brief period |
during the administrations of Hippo
lyte and his predecessor, Salomon
lIanigat is much his superior as a
statesman. He is a man of fine educa-
ton, refinement and military training, |
having enjoyed the advantages of |
leading French academies He has
played an important part in the his
tory of his country, notably during
the Salomon administration"
Mrs. Ida Wells Barnett, the noted |
agitator, is the recipient of a youthful
agitator in the person of son and |
heir. May he inherit his mothers |
tendency for usefulness in the years
that may be allotted him.-Ffeemon,
Indianapolis.
The Afro-American., 1896-04-18
Senator Elect
Wellington, Leader.
Primary Contests.
Harmony in Baltimore.
MAYOR HOOPER AND CITY COUNCIL
BEFORE THE COURT OF APPEALS,

As was foreshadowed in the AFRO
AMERICAN last week, the big chiefs il
Maryland's Republican camp have
/ gotten together and arranged a love
feast, to take place when the State
t tCOnvention meets in May.
Senator elect George L. WELLINGTON
has been assigned the post of honor
as leader Of his party in this State,
rand Col, James A. Gary, who has
borne the heat and the burden for so
many years, has gracefully submitted
thesscepter to the Duke. The other
Hon. r. P. Graham of the Eastern
Shore.
From present indications the four
big chiefs will be delegates-at-large to
the National Convention.
In the Fourth District the cOlored
element of the party has won their
fight, and a colored delegate to st.
Louis is assured. The most probable
candidates are: Messrs. w. E "ilgh.
man and James L. Bradfo- Other
candidates spoken of Messrs.
Walker Lewis, A. j. Reed, DIR. J. NJ.
Cargill, John W. Martin, DR.. VIM Fl.
Weaver and a host of others. 1t is
also reported that the chances for
NationalConvention colored delegates
from two other districts are verv
favorable.
The prospect of harmonious dele
cation to the State Convention from
Baltimore City is regarded in political
circles as q blessing to the party, be-
cause for the last % years our city
delegates have gone to the convention
with drawn swords against each
other.
A few of the counties have elected
two sets of delegates; the convention
will have to determine which of the
two represent the people.
The case of Mayor Hooper and the
City Council, which has been pending
for the last month before Judge
Ritchie, was decided on the 18th. The
Mayors friends seem to think he has
the Council on the run, while the
friends of the Conncil say the decision.
Rf befdre te tie tf9qgt 59ftA IF tAfRpeaEF f2e w confirm
cision rendered within the next ten
days. In the meantime the old ring
Democrats are drawing their salaries
from the city's treasury, notwith-
standing they were kicked out of office
by the votes of she people last fall.
The Afro-American., 1896-04-18
CAT0NsvILLE.
Especial to the Afro-American. ]


CAToNsvILLE, Md, April 18TH
Spring, that most beautiful OF all
seasons, has been, since time lmme +
mortal, u theme for the brush of art
lists ana the pen Of poets. At the APP
proach Of Spring all Nature seems as
IT were, to wake into new life. Plants
and animals alike seem to vie with
each other in heralding the coming Of
this lovely stranger Trees and plants
no longer present to our gaze bare
and unsightly branches, but, like the
plain canvas at the touch Of the art
ist's brush is changed from cherries
object into thing of be auty, whose
colors no artist can initiate.
Rev. P. HI Green preached his fare
we'll sermon last Sunday evening. The
church was crowded Many OF his
friends look for him to return another
Year.
Mrs. III. Webster and Mrs. Brown
has returned to their home in North
Carolina to visit their parents.
Mr. and Mrs Williams OF Howard
County is visiting their friends, Mr..
ana Mrs. Decorsey.
lhe Frederick Douglass Republican
| Club met on last Monday evening and
prepared their primary tickets,
On "Wednesday evening the mem
Ebers of Grace M. Il. Church gave q
concer u presentation entertain
rnen (which Rev. r. II. Green was
| pre .- .d with a suit Of clothes.
ne Misses Boston and a company
of ladies spent Thursday at the Relay
on a fishing party. 4 he weather wa'
| fair and fishing good.
The Afro-American., 1896-04-18
Conference at
The Capitol.
hE'ti ''t'I' Al, Getting spVf
VI V1fE,
CLOSING tF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
All White Delegates Elected to
County Convention.
Town Talk ait Vine-
land, N. v.
COUNTY SCHOOLS 1N A BAD
FIX,
COUNTY SCHOOLS IN A BAD
FIX.
WASHINGTON, b. C..
[sf kial to The Afro-Ame rican. i

WASHINGTON, ID. XII, April 15. -The
white and colored Baptist Ministers
Of the District Of Columbia and VIII
cinity held their usual fraternal meet
ing this week. lit IL the custom of
the pastors of the two races tn meet
in joint session once It'll while and
discuss questions bel tanning to the
interests of the denomination. The
last meeting is reported to have been
very profitable. The coIored pastors
spoke out in plain language cOncer ern-
ing their grievances because of ais
examination On the part Ot the White
brethren, and the White brethren eX-
pressed regret that there is cause for
complaint. The special subject con
side1ed WAS the color line it'll the
Ionng Peoples Baptist Union.
Dr. nv, b. Johnson SAWS the agita-
\ tipn \ trough the Baptist Magazine
and other organs of thought has been
effectual, anu that the National sec-
retary of the X. Al. m. III. is selecting
speakers of bo-h races for the next
thinks cooperation between white
and colored Bap ptists will be a batter
policy fOr future ore ALTON than aD
solnte isolation,
9nfersiice fn ttle Ilstlict is batVihML.,
the Ur .aI eff 4cts on Christfa1s seR9
era4IF The conference takes in the
telTitf VIVA Mar land and the District
of C'-e- .~lia .#rd the reports from the
-ehur f4kss wv that the pastors haye
III, zen idle during the yeah. The
N " ions are held it'll the large and
-rIaF fiful Metropolitan Church
N H. zep wesley j Gaines of Atlanta
st- il presiding officer, and his nu-
Rf paFtors number about 400.
4 The churches XII the connection in
MI, district constitute the committee
- entertaipment, and the members
y Hi VI. mas are taking care Of
\ ]. 4eir guests fn royal style.
The Board of the Maryland and
District Baptist Convention he.d the
4th quarterly meeting AIT Shiloh Bap-
list Church last Tuesday. 4 he board
Nas more largely attended than usual.
wv. u A Taylor, pastor Of shiloh
N shurch is hartman of the Board and
INV. A b. Calls of Macedonia Church
ifa Baltimore is secretary. The order
Df busine- WA: Report Of correspond
5ing secretary, report of Rev. ". Tay-
lor. missionary, and the arrangement
of IN programme for the next meeting,
which Will be held at Sharon Baptist
Il hurch, Baltimore, beginning Thurs
d. May 21
The ladies of Shiloh Church re-
freshed the members of the Board
with dinner, which they greatly en
S0yed, and for which they expressed
their thanks BIZ a rising vote.