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The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

1t has rumored that Rev Evan Evans
has handed his resignation as pastor of
the church to the proper committee, but
as yet no action has been taken on the
same.
Charles Jones bss entered the business
college at Bridgeport, where he will re-
main during the coming winter. His
mother intends to close her cottage here,
October l, and possibly may make the
city her home during her sons stay in
the college.
Carr Crossman has again returned as
first assistant in r. 81. Armstrong;
market.
Mrs B. j. Haynes is at present on the
sick list.
Mrs j. q. Marcy of Litchfied was the
guest of Mrs A. E. Corning, most of last
week.
Henry Chatain Of New York City is at
present located at Mrs Cornipg's for a
few weeks while sgain enjoying the
beauties of nature, splendid air and
weather ID this vicinity. Henry is row
close applicant to business wheE no ne
as civil engineer, graduating recently
from Columbia college with high onors.
Miss Helen Curtige, at Sherman Cogs-
wells, is receiving the professional at
tendance of DR. Denslow of Marketable
at present writing,
School in district No. 10, commenced
on Monday of this week with Miss Beach
as teacher in the senior and Miss White.
head in primary department. Both
| teachers are from the other part Of
Washington and it is hoped the school
| will be most satisfact orily successful tc
teachers and pupils.
j. B. Stillson received, last week, ad-
| ditional guests from Hartford in the per
sons of Miss Fanny Sparrow and Mrs
Clark and daughter.
M. G. Taylor, to your correspondence
| last week, from the hospital at Bridge
port. Since that date he has been abl'
to ride to this village and greet hi
friends, which is good omen for his III
innate recovery of health and strength
G. M. Breinig has commenced opera
| tions at Lakeside for the erection of hi'
new cottage, which will this autumn b.
pushed rapidly towards completion.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
WAR; EN-.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTNGs.

TOWN AND PERSONAL JOTTNGs.
The cold wave that struck US Saturday
was too much of contrast to the 80 de-
gree weather we had had for some time,
TO be very enjoyable.
Miss Lucy Curtiss returned to the
Moody school at Mortified, Mass, last
week.
Most of our summer visitors and
guests have fitted TO their homes.
Augustine Sacket's family leave this
week for visit to Lee. Mass, before
going TO their New York home.
Herbert Swift and wife, M Heller
Swift and Mics Evelyn, from Hartford
are at the old Swift homestead.
The Center school opens this .weel
with Mr Smith from Boston as teacher
Miss Z. Derrickson teaches In Colleg
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
STILL RIVER AND VICINITY.

STILL RIVER AND VICINITY.
Mrs M. t. Ryan spent Monday in
Bridgeport.
Ms J. J. Pickett and Miss Moore call
ed on Miss X. Calvin, Monday afternoon.
M and Mrs Charles Reilly called on
7. Nj. Stack, Sunday.
Miss A. Coleman OF Boston has heen
spending few days at Mrs G. B Far.
wells.
Mrs j. Puver spent Sunday at Mrs
Stacks.
The school opened, Monday, with MiF s
Kittie Calvin as teacher.
Mrs McGeorge of Poughkeepsie is Wis
ting her daughter.
Mrs Barnum of Bethel, who has been
spending some time at Mrs Fred Chase's,
has returned home.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
Almost A
Half Century.

During nearly fifty years of growth
and development, the "Big Store'' has
withstood the test Of time and
competition. Through the gloom
of panics and the boom of pros
perity, the same liberal methods have
been pursued and it has been the pub
lie appreciation of those methods that
made possible the present great
business.
We are grateful for the patronage SO
generously given and we'll express that
gratitude in something more powerful
than mere Words Careful attention,
reliable goods and low prices are the
promises we make for the future, and
we'll make such efforts to please, that
when you go shopping you'll naturally
go where it's easiest That is, to the
store of
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
MARKETABLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

IhhDONAL
Mrs Nelson and Miss Fleezer made a
trip, last week, to Bridgeport and back,
on their wheels.
Mrs Susan Watson has had short ill
ness, necessitating medical attendance.
Mrs Thomas Anshutz and young son
of Philadelphia are still visiting Mrs Pc
tiers.
Lawyer Wintner of New York, who
has been visiting DR. Denslow for the
past month, returned to the city, Wed
nesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Heffner of Philadelphia is
visiting Mrs CLARK.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
QUAKER FARMS.
SCHOOL NOTES.

Bowers Hill school commenced the
fall term, last Monday, with Miss Marion
Amber of Southbury as teacher.
Quaker Farms school is to open the
fall term, next Monday, with Miss Fan.
ME E. Fairchild as teacher.
Miss Clara Hawkins is attending school
in Derby.
Quite large audience gathered at the
Mission hall, last Sunday evening, to hear
Rev n. B. Prindle of White Hills.
Charles P. Carey of Waterbury has
been spending some time at 81. B. Brow
er's.
At the annual meeting OF the Quaker
Farms Circulating Library, the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs
Montague; first vice president, Mrs Z. d.
Tomlinson; second vice.president, Miss
Fannie E. Fairchild; secretary, Miss
Minnie Hawkins; treasurer, Mrs Samuel
Hawkins; librarian, Miss Eva Brewer.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

guest at G. W. Northrop's, the first of
the week.
Miss Edith Ros we'll is teaching school
in Stepnev.
David Beers of Danbury was the guest
of Mrs Weltsr, Sunday.
Mrs G. w. Northrop and daughter
spent, last week, with friends In the vi
entity of New Milford and Worthwhile.
G. W. Northrop visited friends in New
Milford, last week.
Mrs Henry Bristol and daughter have
been spending few days out of town.
Edison Roswell had the misfortune to
have one If his horses get hurt.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

Farms and Miss Strong in the Pond dis
trict.
The Young people enjoyed q picnic at
Steep Rock, Washington, Saturday.
The road makers are busy getting
highways in order.
Eben Strong returned home, last week,
from vacation with other Gunnery boys
in the Maine woods.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
sOUTHBURY.
A STRANGE MAN FRIGHTENs PEOPLE.

A STRANGE MAN FRIGHTENs PEOPLE.
A strange man. supposed to be de-
ranged, appeared on the streets. Monday
night, frightening women and children,
going into houses unlimited. On Tues
day night search was made for him but
without success. On Thursday night, he
came down the railroad track, hungry
and in an exhausted condition. He was
provided for. By this time he had re-
covered sufficiently to give his address In
Waterbury. w. Fl. Wakeley telephoned
to his friends in Waterbury, who came
| over and cared for him.
| HULL's HILL AND VICINITY.
Miss Edith Curtiss of Monroe an,
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
KENT
CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

CHURCH STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
The Congregational church was struck
by lightning during the shower of Wed
nesday afternoon, September 7, and con-
siderable damage was done. The build
ing did not take fire, but was badly
shaken up, the siding and plaster torn Off
and window lights broken.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
sOUTHVILLE.
personal BRIEFS,

Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Worden and Miss
Minnie spenC Sunday with friends in
DanburY.
Mrs David Whaley and daughter, Miss
Pearl Of Danbury, visited friends in this
place over Sunday.
q Mrs Burr &. Castle of Roxbury was the
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
BETHLEHEM.

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE CENTER.
The store and osto flee has been great
~ improved by the replacing of the old
porch with one the whole length Of the
front. The Joiner work was done by L.
J. Allen OF Woodbury..
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

D. F. Parson took trip to Milford
beach, this week.
Mr. and Mrs William Buckingham of
Derby Neck have a white rose bush
that is now in full bloom, the second
time this season.
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Time 2.3l "a. q 81.

TWO TWENTY EIGHT GLASS.
There was some very good trotting
witnessed in this class. The third heat
was won by Ned Russell, who got home
just ahead of Sherman Chief. Fourth
heat by Sherman Chief in 227. M. X,
& 7. won the fifth heat and made the
fastest time of any, going it in % ga,
with Oliver Q. second. The sixth heat
only brought out three contestants,
namely, M. X. & T., Sherman Chief and
Ned Russell, who finished in the order
named. The seventh heat decided every
thing, as Ned Russell, after good race,
just beat M. X. & 7. by small margin.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM.

Sherman team at Sherman, last Satur
day. The score was 26 TO 8 in favor OF
Kent. ..-
Private Frank Cogswell, who was at
Santiago with his regiment. has return
ed home on a furlough of 80 days. He
is staying with his father. George Cogs-
well, at Schaghticoke.
George Washington sclosed his three
weeks of Gospel meetings, last Sunday
night, and Monday he folded his tent and
started fnr Rawlings, N. Y.
E. G. Bull spent Sunday with his par
ents at Robertsville.
The ballgame, last Thursday, between
Kent and South Armenia resulted in s
score OF IL to 10 in favor of South
Amenia. 1t was good game with fint
playing on both sides.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

Mr. Gilbert occupied the pulpit in the
Methodist church, last Sunday, in the
absence of Rev Oh. Range.
Several of our people spent few days
at the shore. Gidney Stiles and family,
Cyrus Gray and G. P. Smith at Walnut
Beach, Miss Ann Stiles and Miss Stymus
and family at Light House Point, Nj
and Mrs Hermon Perry at Savin Rock.
Mrs Fannie Warner met with quite q
serious accident while driving in Naug
atuck. The horse became frightened at
the cars throwing her out and injuring
her severely. She is recovering.
Mrs Shelton expects tenant in her
house, Mr. Curtiss, from Baidgewater.
Miss Maria Amber is teaching the
| Quaker's Farm school, this year.
Miss Clara Gray is teaching the Kettle
town school.
Mrs George R. Smith is the guest OF
| MTS IeUESe NOEtUu'
William Smith of Bridgeport is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs George
R. Smith.
P. Fl. Rusher was in Waterb ury, las
Thursday.
c. K. Osborne attended the New Mil
ford fair, last week Thursday.
B. Nj. Tuttle, the genial blacksmith a
the Center, reports business brisk. HI
has capable assistant.
E nest Stowe has new team of wer
, horses, bought of John Pope of Oxford
Mrs Hugh Fitzgerald of Dallas, Tex
is soon to arrive at Mrs Fred Gray's fC
l a~weck.
Mr. y Mrs Fred Gray expect to leay
soon for a western trip, going as far 6
Iva.
F. Parson and wife of RichmonI
O., have been the guests of Mrs Ere
G. ay, for several weeks.
u Fred Gray and family and Mr. and NJ
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

Miss Ida Stowe were guests of Mr. and
Mrs F. Stowe, last week.
Archie Stowe OF Bridgeport was the
guest of his brother, Ernest Stowe, re-
Gently.
Mrs Hobart Booth entertained her bro
theirs wife and child, OF Shelton, recent
ly.
Frank Stowe and Samuel Barr report
the Sunday school exercises at Plsinville
Camp ground as very interesting.
E. E. Van Ness of South Norwalk was
the guest of Granville Warner, last
week.
F. G. Warner and family of Bethel and
Miss Jennie Donnell of Mattoon, ILL.,,
were the guests of Granville Warner for
a few days, recently.
Frank Stowe captured large owl, re-
Gently. 1t was four feet and six inches
from tip to tip of its wings.
john Wells two little girls have been
sick but are improving.
Southbury gives Hubs Hill no school
this year and there are eight or 10 chill
dren too young for the long walk to Ket-
tleto IN or Southford schools. With free
schools it seems too bad for these to be
deprived of it, as the district numbered
over 20.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

TWO THIRTY FIVE GLASS.
The first heat was won by Lunda, with
Abbermade a good second time, 2 81 l-2.
The second heat fell to Little Maud, af-
ter q good race with Lunda; time,
2 81 3-4. Ia the third heat Ed Marsh,
who was driving Tom, met with an acct
dent, owing to the tire coming off. He
was thrown from his sulky, but, luckily,
escaped with a shaking up. Little Maud
won this heat in 2.32. The fourth heat
also fell to Little Maud, who had the
race well in hand from the start; 5 finish
ed in 30 II.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

A. II. Jennings leaves town, this week,
having taken position in Long Island
City. He will move his family shortly to
reside in New York.
Fred Starr spent Sunday in Danbury.
The comedy, "Is Marriage Failure"
for the benefit of the New Milford mill
tary band took place, Wednesday, in the
Town hall. Preceding the play the band
gave the following concert outside in the
park, and was listened TO, as usual, by a
large c0ncOurse people.
March, "Under the Double Eagle" Wagner.
Overture, "Poet and Peasant suppe.
! Waltzes, Casino" Gungr.
"The Night Alarm" Descriptive piece,
Reeves.
Characteristic piece, "The Cotton Pickers,"
Hare.
This was the 18Th concert.
Mrs j. Levy and Miss Levy are visit
ing in NeWburg and Goshen.
j. A. Levy, Jr., is ente raining friends
from New York.
"Peck's Bad Boy" is due here on Mon
day, the 10Th.
G. G. Hatch, of the firm OF V. B. Hatch
& Scr, has been in New York, this week.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Quinlain are the
happy parents of son, born August 81.
George morris of Roxbury lost pock-
ct book at the fair, last week, containing
$40.
John A. And erson has just harvested
his crop of tobacco, an acre and half,
fine crop in every respect.
Charles Carlson had a barn raising,
Saturday. He is putting on an addition
to his tobacco barn. D. w. Gregory was
in charge of the carpenter work.
John O'Connor, a thrifty farmer OF
Second Hill, prides himself on some fine
swine, prize winning stock. He has &
boar of the o. L. G. stock, which came
from L. 3. Silver 6 Co.'s, of Cleveland
q. He also has two promising sows.
A horse belonging to Edward Bennett
while at work on a timber job, was in
jured by a stick being run into the alb
domen. 1t was serious wound. Tn
horse was removed to the stable of D
Todd, and after several weeks treatmen
recovered and. is at work again.
DIR Todd visited j. d. Wheeler at Bar
tam, this week, and applied the tuberer
line test to his cows.
Edward Petty, one of John Harmon
> painters, has been placing some gorgeou
signs for different parties on the farm {
james Sullivan on the New Preston roaG
WORTHWHILE AND VICINITY.
G. ". G. Hine and wife and Mr. and Nj
George Hill are occupying Messrs Beae
d, g Marsh's cottage for q week at Spect
Gle Lake.
Mrs Josephine Kirkland and daught
ng are spending week with her sister, NJ
Payne.
Carr Crossman was home for &c
- 40 xvs an q aaos.pt 0f iItnca9
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
LitChfeld County.
NEW MILFORD.
THURSDAYS TROTTING.

THURSDAYS TROTTING.
10 the presence of 1900 people, the
trotting was resumed at IL o'clock, with
the ur finished 2.40 class. Two heats
we're only necessary to decide, as Mys-
terry, being in good form, won handsome
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
THE DAT RACE.

S. Walling's horse, Colonel D., won
the prize. Duke. owned by A. M. Booth,
was second, Jack, belonging to Green
Brothers, was third, j. L. McEwen's
horse, Jack, was fourth and Rob, the
property of j. L Granniss, was last.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
REV MR. EVANS RESIGNS

1t has rumored that Rev Evan Evans
has handed his resignation as pastor of
the church to the proper committee, but
as yet no action has been taken on the
same.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16

A. H. Jennings leaves town, this week,
having taken position in Long Island
City. He will move his family shortly to
reside in New York.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-16
WORTHWHILE AND yro1N1rY

". G. Hine and wife and Mr. and Mrs
George Hill are occupying Messrs Beach
& Marsh's cottage for week at Specta-
| Gle Lake.
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BARATOS.
De venta en- la imprenta de
Boletin Mercantil

La bolsa, el Co.nercio y las So
aicdades Mercmltiles, tomo.
Iecciones de Derecho Mercan
III, por vaiios alumnos de don
imis Sil' el2, l tomO.
Liblo de las Siiiras, por don
Ventura Ruiz Aguilcla, com
ptendc: Sdtiras, La ACADIA mo-
lorna, Graudezas de los peQuelos,
F'pigIamas y letrillas, Eai.as IA
hulas y Molalejas, tolho, rIstica
.60 pdginas.
Caudido. novela por don Ma
riano Ramiro, l t0mO ell rlstica.
Rinconete y Cortadillo y FL IL
concialo Tidtiera por idem, un
.0mo.
Los BaGos dc Argel, comedia,
por id, un tomo.
Ell gallardo espahol, idem, por
dem, un tomo.
La leyenda de Noche- buena.
Ei bio del Sacristan, por don
Carlos Frontaura, 2 tomos-->
Felipe 90 Eotudio Hist6nco chi
tico, por Y. Gomez. tomo.
Homenaje Peetico, Poesias de
35 ingenios, l tomo.
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AQui vemos en- este caso que ell
encuenIo casual de nuestro 90
rresponsal CON el Sr. Romo fue el
medic de la cura de su padec'-
mlento que por tanto tempo le
habia atorIdentado. 81 no le hu
bisrs acaecido de encontrsr al Sr.
Registrador mny probable estaria
aun padeciendo. Asi es que mu.
cha veces rscibimos bendiclones 6
dlohas por medios que en- nuestra
ignoranala csllflcamos de "frioie-
rRs.n
La eDfermedad de nuestro smIgo
no era otra que dyspepsia cr6nica
Ia enfermedad mas comun en-
exiAtencla-la mas facil de con-
traer y Ia mas dificil de curar.
Mismo doctores que stIenden con
feliz exits toda otra eniermedad
consideran esta como terrible y
desespersn de 81 cura.
Hasta ell descubrimIento de esta
medloina Ilamada Jarabe Curative
de Ia Madre Seigel 10 hsoIs min
guna otrs que curase ls dlepepsla
: gns terribles consecuen cias.
Pero que este remedio 10 vencc
por desesperado pue sea el estado
del enfeEmol es I'm hecho que na
die snen1 en- disputar. Felifcita-
mos & Don Ffencisc0 Delmo DOR
su Isstablecimento y estamos se-
gnros que no peIdera ooaci6n de
oomunlcsr 4 otras personas las
b1enas notlcias que 81 recibi6 de
eu fmigo el Reeistrador.
El Jarahe Oorativo de 10 Mad Q
3eigel etta de venta en- todas lss
Fnrmaolas, Dfogrerias, y E.pen-
dfdnriss de medicinas del mun do.
Pieoio del Frasco, II ReAle.; Fras-
quito, 8 z ll,s.
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Tn encuentrO dich0SO.

UL amigo antiguo del esor.t)i
Golia ieolr que en toia su exEe
rienois dol mnndo jamas hsbia tI
contrad0 con una iiioiera. Sii u C
ditaInos en- cato veremos que. .ha
blaba con mucbiaima raGor. 4
caraoter &c Cua!quier hecho E.
sverIgua por sus consecuen cias
\ nc lemos vlsto csda una dt
'ncsoirus ell inflnltas CcaclODes pc
queh, oeA tener grayeA Gtsultados
SeguTsnente que s., tcdo ei ;nup-
do puIde asC clnr oon sn vide pSi
vada caAOs dc esta -stn1a eza.
Por fjempo, 81 IaSesldo POI
las calles como 10 hemos hecho ca
miles oeaosCnes Enter.ormeRta En-
contlamos q 10 ciesta 9e,sona an
una ocacion dada, patece a. profit,
un Leoho de pooa importanciE
Sin en- barge en- oiohc ebtuentIC
QuiZts Gept nde pnestra fortuna
desg aca, Ia bslud 8 enfermedad
VIuA q Ill LcEte.
La sigulente eatta 100 10 pr1e
Oa:-
"rebgo que deoi,lcs,' dice nues
tt5 cotrer rponsal, que pof tspntio
d. ounce amos vengo paGeeiepoC
10 dolores aEudisimos en- el esl6.
mage. Sin EN- barge que he tam&-
10 vsTios medicines recomeLdsdas
por diierenteS doctores profesofes
cituj+nos ninguna de elias ne
1a aliyiaGo.
"Una taide On Julio 1ltim0 nc
reouerda exRttsmepte ei dia) TIVE
uno de los peoree atsQues J eslabs
comp'etamsIte aOStidc. 81 { y
pssaEdo por una os.ie ms encoI
tre 20 ossuslidad col Don J an
Peres Roni;, Rrgist,ader dc P.o-
piedades en n eludad Go Vi,.a
Nue q de los Iniantea-un teti. I
que yo nu ho e.tma0A comu lsn-
bi6n todos les qaa le Conoci&n
"DesI ues de saiuda. M me- pre-
quito Ptr mi aaiud j le expliql {
Ia h's,orla &c hi pAdecinl, . IL.
EntoLce me djo que ei habia pa.
decide &c 10 missiu ! &c LAhiA Gu
RADIO con uha m.d!ciGe conocida
por ei JaIabe Curatlvu MAdIe sti
gel ) me GuoEsej6 que 10 pIota-
re-"
'Sin Ie dida dc tempo eou5i
q mi amigo Al tsImateulico dc cs-
Ia pIaza qnIen me propozolop6 IN
frasco peqntnJ AQue le misma
noehe eespEes de coner emPe 6 a
tomato ses Gg lGs d.reccI. Les.'
"4.esle entoLtee tml zee 4Lctar
III nejoria II ueEo mas dc 4 que
en- ras6n podia espcrsr 5 puedo
sGegurAfl1 que al oonclaic la 40 =.
guGda boteliR me eacolttaba peI-
iec.sDente bi6a. Ahora pQedo
comeE J beber sin oauserme ia
ersaclon tan doaagYsdaOle cue
. ntss tlcl pre- tx 9'iiMentaDa."
"Antelitln en tc ttGa vCz cue
comia la meacr caao me sent q
como si tuVieTa In plncho en- ei
est6mago. Ahora dot me como
sofia hacer durante mi ninez, 10
Que 10 ms lu6 possible b hJoeg antes
de tomar .l J=Iabe OncAtiv0 de Ia
Mad1e Se.2el. Deoo sbadir que
tam bien suisia nnchisimo pOr la
reteIoion de Ia orina lero esto
tambiea hs deS0psreoido LIE dcy
Icder para usal ertG carta como
gu4te. (Fl-mado) Francisco Tel
pc, CasaIes. Prov. do Mslcga,
II de KO7.embre 1896"
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LIBROS RELlGlOS0S.

En la espI6Ndid6 collection de
ObrGs reiigiOsas qSae eSf6n
de Vemta en- esta InipreMf0.
GgMr0M las stgMieMfes
Imitaci6n de CristO, Kempis, edi
ei6n economical.
Idem, de idem, idem, edici6n de
Iujo.
Ancora de Salvation.
Ejercici0 cotidiano
FL Devote Feligres, encuaderna-
oi6n imitaei6n marfil.
Luz diyina, encuadernaci0n piel
negra con brooches.
Luz divina, encuadernaci6n de
riguroso luto.
Luz divina, encuadernaci0n en-
piel do Australia y nikel.
Oficio del Domingo.
Pequefo Ofcio, encuadelnaci6n
lmitaci6n marfl.
OficiOs FGnebres, encuadernaci6D
Do piel con relieves
III Iris del CristianO, encuaderna
d6n de pieL
Iris celeste, encuadernaci6n nikel.
Iris celeste, encuadernacioD do
rada.
EucolOgi0 Espafol, eneuaderna-
zion de carey con incrustaciones de
nkcar.
La muje cat6lica, encuadernaci6D
ae nacar c a relieves.
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Tratado de Hacienda P1blica
por Piernas, 2 tomos.
Enjuiciamiento civil, por Sal
cedo, l tomo.
Ley de Enjuiciamiento civil
por Emilio Reus, 6 tomos.
Legislation Hipotecaria, POI
Galendo, 4 tomos.
Ley Hipotecaria con Regla
nento, por Morell, l tomo.
Aranceles judiciales para l.
criminal.
Tacticas de Rccluta
ldem de Secci6n y Compania
ldem de Battalion.
Manual dc classes de tropa.
LibrOs para la Academia preparatOria
Aritm6tica por Salinas, tomo
Algebra, por idem, : tomos.
Geometria por Oltc8a, , tomos
Tngronomeiria, pof Gomez y
'allete, l tomo,
Graln5tica francesa, por Ote-
aero, tomo
Traduci6n, por Tramania, !
tomo.
Aritnttica, por Cortazar, / to
mo.
Algebra, por idem, 1 tomo.
Geomenfa, pol idem, / tome
Geometria y Trigoromesria
.por Gavilan, ! tcmo.
ArihnGtica, por Cardin, tomo
Algebra, por idem, tomo.
Geome1fa, por idem, tomo.
Gramatica francesa, por Chan
treau, l tomo.
Tabla de logaritmos por San
chez, l tomo.
Gramatica francesa. por Ollen
dorff, / tomo.
Gramatica idem, por Arrange,
2 tomoA