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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1896-01-17
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.
DOINGS AROUND TOWN

Miss Ida Dunbar is visiting rel
stivee in Texas.
Miss Carrie Duncan spent Sun
day in Sparta"hurg with relatives
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. McCubbins
are boarding at Mrs..T. NJ. White
sides.
Miss Minnie Mullinax OF Spar
tsnburc is visiting her aunts Mrs.
N. Smith and issc Mullinax.
Mrs. r. J. China has returned and
is living with her daughter Mrs.
Minnie LampIcy.
Mrs Carrie G;bbcs Of Columbia,
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. j. +.
Hunter.
Nr. Vernon IFinebrcrncr Of
Laurens spcnta day or two this week
With his aunt Mrs. \. Il. Rodger AT
the Union Hotel.
Miss Helen Mclaughlin Of IIobbys,
vile is boarding with Mrs. Caleb
Brown and attending school at the
Seminary.
Mrs. l.. \. Rodgers and children
have returned from New berry. whcr,
they spent the holiday seasons witt
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Duncan and
children spent last Sunday in Spar
tanburg With Bishop and Mrs. "
". Duncan.
Misses Leila and Matte Moore
Burr;s, Who lave been visiting th'
family OF their uncle, Mr.. L. t.
Bailey, returned 10 their home IL
Chester en- Monday,
lHr. Jake Perkins, foreman in tn
printing Office IN Chester spent
DAY or two with lis friellds MIR. am
Mrs. Jacob Rice last week.
Miss Bessie Robertson returnCG
from Glenn Springs last week wher'
che had been spending several week,
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. C..
R. Robertson.
Rev. J. \. Eoolh of South Caro-.
Ina has accfpleu me cai, u ou'
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For The TINES.
Mr.. EDITOR:

| wish to occupy u
small space in your valuable paper if
YOU will grant it.
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Quakers In Conference.

MEDIA, Pennsylvania, August 8 =
For the next eight days the annual con
ferenceof the Hicksite Friends (or
Quakers) of the United States will be
held on the grounds of the Swarthmore
college, and win be participated in BY
not less than 5000 members OF the de-
nomination, of both sexes. An i'm
mense tent has been erected for the
main meetings, and several hundred
smaller ones will be used for sleeping
and dining purposes. The conference
opens tomorrow with religious exer-
cises, and during the week numerous
subjects relating to religion, education
and philanthropic work will be dis
cussed by many eminent men and
women.
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Intense Heat in the Rast.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo August S.-There is
no cessation OF the intense heat from
which St. Louis has suffered during the
past ten days. At noon, to-day, the
mercury registered SO degrees. Nearly
all contractors have abandoned out
door work, and in twenty-four hours,
ending at noon to-day, forty-seven
cases have reported at the city hospital.
Reports, this morning, from near by
points in Missouri, Illinois and Arkan-
sas, state that the mercury is close to
the 100 mark, and in many sections
harvesting has been suspended.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, August S.-A man
named Eckhart was found dead in
Madison street room this morning. 1t
is supposed that his death was caused
by heat.
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ECLIPSE or THE SUN.
How II VIII be Observed and the Men Who
VIII Watch II.


WASHINGTON, d. c., August 8.-The
total eclipse OF the sun which takes
place tomorrow will be one Of the
events OF the century to astronomical
circles, and II tho conditions are pro-
pitious, 1t will be observed in different
parts Of the globe by astronomers OF
many countries, some OF whom have
travelled tens of thousands OF miles
with this sole object in view. The
Unlted States, Epglsnd, France, Ger
many and Italy are among the coun-
tries represented ia these parties.
Among the noted Americans are Pro.
fessor and Mrs. Davis B. Dood. OF Am
herst college; Prof. J :. M. Sohaeberle,
Lick's senior astronomer; Charles
Burckhalter, astronomer Of the Chabot
observatory, OF Oakland, and Miss
Mary Proctor, daughter Of the late
British astronomer.
According to astrologers the eclipse
is likely TO be followed within six
months by disasters In Japan, China
and Russia. The line of totality be-
gins in the North sea, crosses the
northern part of Norway and Lapland.
the Island of Novaya Zsmlyn, Siberia.
and the Japanese Island of Yezo, and
ends in the midst OF the Pacific Ocean.
While the eclipse will be principally
visible from abroad, an astronomical
treat is scheduled fer sky -gazers In this
country tomorrow or Monday night,
in The form OF the great annual mete-
oric shower. According to the astrono-
mers, none of the meteors will come
nearer this planet than seventy-five to
one hundred miles, although there may
be some falling fragments.
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ANNUAL BABY PARADE.
The Annual Event Of Asbury Pask Takei
Place, With Babies Galore.

AsBURY PARK, N j August 8.-As-
bury Parks famous annual baby parade
took place to. day, with the usual eclat,
and with more youngsters in line than
on any previous occasion. There were
dark babies and blonde babies, crying
babies and Growing bauies, baby herr
esses in costly laces, plebean babies
that looked just as pretty inprints and
muslins, babies with bib and tucker
and bottles, babies bribed to good be-
hayior with candy sticks, babies in ba-
by carriages and donkey carts and dog
carts, and perched securely on the top
Of big tally-hos, babies from the east,
and likewise from the far west, end
half-a.dozen from England and the
continent. Some were In charge Of
their fond mammas, others of natty
nurse maids, 4 who divided with
their charges the admiration of the
spectators Founder Bradley, as usual,
was here, there and everywhere, and
everybody voted the day the event OF
the season. b
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English NotabIes Coming.

NEW YORK, N. X August 8.-A
London dispatch says: Lord Chief
Justice Russell, accompanied by Lady
Russell and their daughter, Sir Frank
Lockwood, one of the lenders OF the
English bar, Lady Lockwood and Miss
Lucy Lockwood. sailed to-day on the
"Umbria" for New York. This is the
first visit to the United States Of the
Lord Chief Justice, and is in special
response to the invitation to attend the
forthcoming convention OF the Ameri-
can bar association at Saratoga. After
this gathering, the party will make q
tour OF the country. returning to Eng.
land during the last week OF October.
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Interstate Commerce comnIssIon.

CHICAGO, Illinois. August 8-The
Interstate commerce commission CON-
tinued its Investigation Of western rail-
road discriminations. this morning.
Traffic Manager Newman, of the Chi.
cago & Northwestern; Traffic Manager
Morton, OF the Atchson, Topeka & San
ia Fe, aid Traffic Manager Wellington,
of the Wisconsin Central. were on the
stand and subjected to rigid question
Ing. Each Of them denied that any
rebates had baen given to shippers. un-
der any circumstances, and Attorney
Day was unable to entangle them An
Adjournment was taken till afternoon.
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New YORK, N. Y August s-The
weekly statement Of the associated
bar ks show the following conditions: !:
Reserve. decrease, &3. 9l3. .025; loans.
decrease, u. .4y3 800, specie, increase,
1921. 100: legal tenders, decrease,
90, ,l66. 800; deposits, decrease, q, ,sl9.-
500 circulation, increase. si6S. 200.
The banks now hold $1S, S,91b. $40 10 ex.
cv1p Of legal FequlIewspn.
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ALand swlndIer causht.

PITTsBURG, Pa, August e.-A
land swindle, by which the residents OF
Pittsburg have lost over S100. 900 has
come to light and requisition papers
for the arrest of j. F. Van Smith, the
principal in the fraudulent transaction,
have been issued by Judge Porter,
Smith is located 10 Alexandria, Va. ,and
It is expected that his arrest will be
effected to-day.
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Highest Of all in Leavenng Power-Lates U s. Cow Report
AImoat Anothsr Mime Dis.ster.

KANKAKEE, ILL.,, August S--The
boiler room and buildings of the Gard
ner Wilmington Coal Co. mine at
Clarke City, ILL.,, was totally destroyed
by fire yesterday. The mine was work
ing full force Of men, and by the de-
struction OF machinery 300 miners were
enlombed 500 feet in the bowels-of the
earth. The miners were placed in the
gravest peril, for a'short time, and
great excitement prevailed in the viii
lage. AS soon, however, as the fire
completed its work, the miners es-
capped by climbing long ladders in the
airshaft, and all escaped without in
Jury. Al ,
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Deliver Us From 0royer.

IxDIANAPoLIs, Indiana, August 8 -
Most OF the delegates of the national
conference of the democratic sound
money men left indianapolis last night
and this morning. By those here to-
day. Gen. Brsgg Is discussed IS a
probable nominee on the sound money
ficket for presidency with Gen. Buck
ner to probably hold second place,
The talk OF asking President Cleveland
to take fret place on the gold ticket Is
quns prevalent about hotels this morn
ing. "a
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WALL sTRERF, N r, August s -
Stocks opened heavy this morning and
fEto II per CENT. IoWers owing 70 the
weak cables from London. Subse-
4uently. a .firmer tone prevailed and
prices generally moved up "a to ~
per cent. Later, Il was firmer In sugar,
WbIch govs IRON 70 70 gs,{,
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Tn the FIands Of the Sheriff.

New YORK, N. Y, August 8.-The
sheriff has taken charge Of the store Of
George B. Douglass & Co., commission
dealers. Thomas F. Shields was pres
ident. Three months ago the officers
claimed working capital of $4,000,
and that the concern did business of
S6Q0. 600 a vaar.
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ri,e ..Nationsl nemoerat, {"

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August g.
The executive committee OF the na-
tional democratic party held its first
meeting this morning. The commit
tee organized by electirg W. D. By
mum, OF Indiana, chairman. An ad-
dress to the public IS beng prepared
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Harrison Hxpected to Speak

New YORK, August Sat tha ma
tional republican headquarters to-day,
General Clayton said it was expected
that ex. President Harrison would sure
y address public meeting in this city.
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And They're stIIi at Il.

GALVESTON, Texas Auguss S.-The
populist convention was still Ia session
at 12:45 this morning, trying to COM
piete lts state ticket.
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A Des Molnes Blaze.

DEs MONIES, Ia, August S-The
Pipe and Tile company's plant caught
fire this morning. The loss is $50, 900 ;
with insurance to the amount OF Sl6,-
900.
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Aha Mistake.

BERLIN, Germany, August 8.-The
Meueste Nach,'ichten says that the re-
ports that Chancellor Won Hohenlohe
had resigned are utterly without foun-
dation.
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Salaries of school teachers in Santa
Fe have been fixed as follows: Prin--
cipal, Tillmon Jenkins, sS5 per month;
Mrs. Brown, Miss Dickson and Sister
Anna Mary, $50 per month Miss Weir,
Miss Call, Sister Constancia, $50 per
month.
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I,OR sALE-A good, ten horse power
I separator ana horse ROVER, complete
Address VIM. Frank, Los Alamos, n. M.
8td 2tw
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A .WHEELMEN'S MEET
---S--
Louisville, Ky, Preparing to
Entertain the Thousand Of
Wheel Enthusiasts.
LAND SWINDLER CAUGHT
What was at First Feared a Ter.
riblc Mine Disaster Happily
Proves Otherwise.
TEXAS POPS STILL AT 1T

LOUISVILLE, KY, August 8.-Always
hospitable IN welcoming the stranger
within her gates, Louisville has out
done herself in preparation for enter
tanning the tens OF thousands of wheel
men and wheelwomen who will be her
guests next week on the occasion OF
the seventeenth annual meet of the
League OF American Wheelmen. For
months committees have been sitting
daily to pave the way for the event. and
the sum total of their work is second in
magnitude only to the arrangements
for the entertainment year ago OF the
national encampment of the Grand
Army. Outside OF the regular pro-
gram, hundreds OF side events have
been arranged, to the end that the
wheelmen may long remember their
visit to Southland. There is the inevi.
table old-fashioned cake-walk, wa.
termelon feast in Iroquojs park, for
which over 5000 melons are on ice
two smoking parties, for which fifteen
bushels Of tobacco and IL, 900 cob pipes
are already stored, and gallons Of
punch by the hundred will be brewed;
steamboat ride on the Ohio river,
and other entertainments too numer-
ous for mention. The city is being
gaily decorated to-day, and by Mon.
dssTT DEF morning will be in holiday attire.
The arrivals are already numerous, al
though the registering of names and
issuing Of credentials will not COM
mence nntil Monday morning
THE OHIO wHEELMEN.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, August 8.-Cy-
clists and their wheels were every where
in evidence this morning, and the indi-
cations are that the wheelmen and
wheelwomen' parade this afternoon
will be one Of the biggest things of the
kind yet seen in the country. Not only
are most of the leading towns of the
state represented, but there are large
delegations from Louisyille, Lexington
and Govington, as well as from Indian
apolis and other Indiana towns. So
large has been the number of entries,
that the riders have been apportloned
into fifteen divisions. Mounted police
and police on bicycles will be in the
first, the lady riders of Ohio, Indiana
and Kentucky in the second, fourth
and fifth; Indiana wheelmen will have
three divisions to themselves, and Ken
tucky two; another will be composed
of uniformed bicycle messengers Of the
three states; while the clubs OF Ohio,
uniformed and ununiformed. will make
up the last three DIVISIONS.
The head Of the line moved at 2 |
O'Clock. The committee on review is
headed by Chief Consul. elect DR. |
Kempton, Of the Ohio League, the
mayors OF all the Incorporated villages
in Hamilton county and the editors of
the daily press.
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EyoR RENT Furnished rooms in a private
Il family; god location; apply here
23f St.
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nON'T PAY RENT-siOO cash ana IS
lImonth for seventy months, will pay for
a three-ro residence, with good yard
and good neighborhood; centrally located.
Residence lots five years time.
1l9tf j.. H. TEITLEBAUM.
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FTyHE COLUMBIA. BUILDING AND LOAN
IL association ffers secure Investments
for large and small sums. Money loaned
on real estate. .a
T. w. HAYWARD, &C.. WRAY,
President. AGENT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for campaign book
w ''Bryan, Sewall and Free Silver, -
authorized by Bryan, written by R. T. Met
pointed author by Bryan. Cont ins
speeches and platform. bona "a for
neents, free silver mine for workers.
Only Si.50. The only autborfz : b aok, 81
Der cent. Credit gwen. Y. eight paid.
Outfit free. Begin now with .hoice OF ter
rftory. ref snonene, nr. fitnhla work for
Star Building, Chicago. 232 mi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EOR SALE-My household effects.
II 232-tf CHAs. ROsENTHAL.
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NTANTED--A good well .driller. Can se-
w Gre steady employment at good
wages, by appll Ing to J. 81 hi. 22l-tf
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Martinez Quintero. Ell 10 de Agosto
entrante daran comienzo las classes de
dicho estableojmiento docente.
Asi 10 avisa un impreso que henos
recibido.
DFSGRACIA. -Leemos en- un cole
ga:
"Ha fallecido en- Arccibo, con-
secueacia de graves contus' 'nes. Il
moreua Petrona Correa. 4! are
sor de la misma, jose Fernandez,
tan pronto como cometio el atrope-
llo Sc fugo, sin que haya sido habido
por mas esfuerzos que han hecho en-
su persecution la policla y la Guardia
Civil"
"De gustos y de colores no han es
critic los autores'. En- efecto, son mu
chos y diversos los gustos, pero ira
tandose del exquisite perfume ell
"a qua de Florida de Murray & Lam
man" no tiene aplicacion la regla,
pues "a todos agrada" y es 1nica y
universal la popularidad que goza.
Su exito lie ha Waldo mil imitadores.
Para evitar ell engano comprese solo
el frasco que trae la Marca Industrial
(grabada en- acero), la flrma y las seiias
de Lanman & Kemp New York.
Por muchos amos la Emulsion de
Scott ha merecido la estimacion y
conhanza de medicos distinguidos de
todas parties. Como prueba de clio
tease la ssguiente carta:
Sres. Scott & Bovine, Nueva York.
Muy Sres mlos Uso hace algunos
amos en- mi practica la Emulsion de
Scott de aceite de higado de Dacalao
con hipofoshtos de cal y de sosa, pu-
diendo asegurarles que es uno de los
preparados que mas estlmo.
Soy dc Uds. alto. S. S. Q. B. S. M.
DR.. LUIS TAPIA.
Matanzas, Cuba.
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MOvIMIENTO DE BUQUDs
UNTRADAS DE TKAVESfA

De Liverpool y esoalas, vsp 9 D
"Alavs," q 5obrlnos de EEquisgs
~, A vino, 2 ols msquinas. l cI ru.
das, 4 blts muestrss. Gonzalez y
A.ons1, 25 cIs cervezs. loo cls que
sos. Egozcus y o., AGA v'n', 80
cIs Quesos. Mu!lenhoff y Korbee,
z cls hiIo. j Oshoa y Hmnc, 40
ore mauttqd,lls, 439 onsts papas,
243 Cnsls ceDoll~s, SO els tres.s, 81
cls chocolate, 250 A.s AFRO l q som
br .roe. Plsnss Rojo y @ 81 cIs
mantequiila. SCrs. de- A. Fign-roa
y 90, 10 brrls borax, 80 Cnsts csbo
/ q 81 onsds pApas, 4 Ocys vim q
,ls embutidos. Bolivar ArruzA
90, Z cls slpargacse, 3 cls lejidos }
otros. Oaldas y o. 80 Orfls papa +,
5O4 vino. Vicente y o., l CT Cal
ne, 100 cls quesos, 5O cls sldfa.
PAloGiJs y %, 3 cIs tel dos. Bs
q lero y GAEda.s, Boys vino. Sort.
do vljanoe y Go, l76 onsts cebollas,
IA ldem papAs. 70 cls lessXIU, / o.
medallas 80 tauales ssrdi aa,, 81
oebo,lat. Sobrino dc Isquierdo )
20, $50 Ole pasta. ?. 5. Oasv.fll,
So tds, l5 cls t,J.dos. 5 oascos aLh
les, Julian MatienEc, % cssco,,
3 cIs QulnuallA + del Guulermt
ty, Is cls, 3 nascos, tdo Isrnsoi..
Scsrs. de j. II,ruA.z, 8 ols, IIfI>s
tejidos. B,lAsquide y o., 800 o..
arlos. A Lynn 20 r,s coIoIee
Ala Ofdeu: q IL 200 sls arfos Y
y 800 SIS afroz- A var.os, 949 bu
tos divorsus s4tIcuIOs.
De Hambatgo J escaiAs, vap.
lem. "Ascanis," MuIlenhoff y
KolDer. con o. gs geDoral para Va
rlos. Eo Il pf6Aimo n6mero 10 re
seiiar mos.
aH7RADAB d CABoTAJA.
Col esp Carmelita" do Arecibo.
Co. esp. "Joven CLARA de Ate
cibo
BRA. esp p, de NsguAbo" de
Arerieo.
Bira esp p 4qu't." de Aqua iills
sALIDAs DA rRAvnaIA
Ninguna.
eALIpAE pu CAnorAJA
Col esp "P. de Are sbo" pAfi
N yagueE.
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brero de 1884, dice :-"La eXpa
triacion voluntaria de un ciudadano
naturalizado lie hace perder el dere-
cho de intervention diplom ltica en- su
favor, pudiendo deducirse la perdida
de csc derecho de una larga residen
cia en- el extranjero, en- el pals de su
nacimiento, y por haber dejado de
expresar 81 intencion de regresar al
punto de la naturalization.
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INTERSTATE Para la conserva.
cion de los sellos de gonna es indis.
pensable que la tinta que con ellos Sc
emplea sea especial.
En- ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL, de A.
! Lynn Sucesora de Morls, Sc venden
tinta especial y de superior calidad
para sellos de Coma, y almohad,llas
permanentes de todos tamaiios y co.
lores. Con el uso de dicha tinta Sc
conserva la elasticidad de los sellos,
/, que Sc hacen ilatacables por los insec-
tos.
VENERABLE ORDEN TERCERA
, de Santo Domingo Esta venerable
| Orden celeOrara en- la lgiesia de Sam
! ia Ana, donde sc haila establecida, a
Novena y demas solemnidades anua-
les del gran Patriarca en- ell modo y
forma siguientes
Io-Todos los dias, al toque de
oraciones. empezando ell jueves sc
del corriente, Sc cantara la Noyena
toda orquesta.
J 2?-El Martes, 4 de Agosto, q las
siete de la mafiana, habra Comunion
general de Hermanos de ambos sexo.
| y demas heies, ganando las inhnitas
grAeias e induIgencias concedida:
por los Sumos Ponthces.
FL dia s, al toque de oraciones
gran Salve y Letanlas a toda orques
ia.
| 3c-El dis 9 de Agosto. q las die7
de la mailana, misa sclemne a tods
,orquesta con panes irico, del que St
ha dignado hacerse cargo el Rdo
P. d. Esteban Maret.
4e-El 10 de Agosto. las ,iets
de la maiiana, misa y aniversario eI
Isufragio de los Hermanos diiun.os.
| TEATRo. - Conforme sc anuncit
tuvo efecto anteanoche, domingo, er
nuestro Coliseo, la function dramatics
organizada por la distine prime
"a actriz sehora Garcia de Mufioz cor
la cooperation de otros artlstas apre
ciables. Hubo aplausos muy lustos
La concurrencia fue POGO hume.
rosa.
SUIcIDIo.-Se ha quisado Ia vids
en- Mayaguez un joven llamado dor
Francisco Jimenez.
| r. |. P.
| FlEsTAs DEL PATRON SANTIAGO
.-Terininafon el sabado, dia del glo
rioso Apostol.
/ La procession. que salio por la tar
de Gel temple dc Puetta de Terra
iquedo muy lucida.
Amenizabala la mdsiea dc Bench
cencia.
CAThNo-Mucha een,e &C est
Ciudad y Bayamon SC ,raslad6 el do
mingo 1i,imo Cataho COP mo,iv
de las festas del ooblado. que pfesen
; taba un golpe dc vista animadisims
Por la noche hubo bale dc capa c
casa del sehor Sarnera.
A coBRAR.-El pago de habe
res del presen;e mes sc hAra p
: Tesoreria en- es,a iorma:
c Julio ~ al s9.-Scceiones 3 y !
80. q y
/ A.. "a
Agos,o 10y ;.-clAses p@sivas fcs
den;es en- IA Pcn4'
. sula.
4y d - Glasses pasivas /
S ia CApi.Al
Il Cotg0Io CENTRAL PoNcIS =
\ Sc hA heeho c4sgo Acc33eniAlsaea
n &c ~ di,eecion & 81. L<to. -
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