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The Brinkley argus., 1898-11-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

|
 ADDITIONAL LOCAL. -Wylie Jimmerson made a trip to Memphis the past week. i Fl. Scholem and Henry Wolf
 Went to Little Rock Sunday.
 Attorney H. c. Strong visited
 the Blnf City the latter part of
 the past week.
 We are sorry to learn that Rev. "A. 0. Graham is sick with
 chills and fever.
 h Mrs. I,sna Salinger acco,npan-
 uru1anRhter, Miss Deiia Sal Cluh are talkink U HaylG ' 'Tha1kssivlng Entertainment. Z. T. Ford, . prominent paan5 Iter and old tire gentleman from |Dark Corner, was in the city Mon1 |day.
 When yon 70 to. Clarendon, eat yeur dinner at J. Fl. Teas' |prettY restaurant oD Court House walk.
 |~l- Attorney H. .. Strong has ln0yed bis 0lRce ID stains in the BrickelI Brick and is quite costly liked up.
 Rsv. ". B. Hays is circulating among our townspeople this week in the interest of the ARKANSAS laEEHODIsT.
 There will be an ssold time" Methodist Glass Meeting at the Methodist church Sunday evening lat 3 'ocl ock. Come.
 John w. Umsted an ex-B Brink Hoy boy, tho now connected with Fl. s. H0rner < Co.,, Helena, was in the city on business for his firm thls week.
 Look over the list of people who havs pledged themselves to |plant wheat this fall. We sin , cerely trnst tlat thare will be no pledge breakers on the list. w ANTED IA good salesman for this county and adjoining ter |ritory. One can earn good sal |ary by furnishing good references land addressing F. Q. Box P, Bfinkley, Ark.
 An interesting communication |by one of the farmers who swas at the Wheat Growers Meeting, will appear in the next ARGUs. Watch for 1t for you will see some inter- esting figures on what 1t costs to |raise cotton. 1t was written by
 tone of 'sm.''
 The ARGUS expects to make public the name or names of taose who break the wheat growers pledge. Do not lie about this matter if you do not want it told lon you, Plant the full amount of wheat this fall, that you have pledged your self to plant HI. V. Lillard, the popular travelling man for the Renz- Bowles Co.,, wholesale druggists Louisville. says that he has the best house in the country and if hard work counts for anything, |he is going to make other people |in Askansas believe the same as he does.
 l'Abler's Buckeye Pile Ointment gives instant relief. It allays in fammation and heals. It is prOmpt in its action and positive iii its eRpct. It is the kind that cures without pain or discomfort Itsle. for piles only. 50c. Tubes, 76c. At pr. V. D. Snmptef's. Scholem z Go. of the Famous twish to remind their many lady friends that, Mrs. Lena Smith, i has charge of their ladies depart- menn. She is we'll posted on the newest things and latest styles for the ladies and will be glad to llend any assistance alongthis line I to the lady customers of the Fam
 Ous.
 -ssSee Solomon's Shoe Store'' IS I getting to be a household phrase lin Eastern Arkansas. This popu
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was glad to hear that Henry had
acted so wisely and ! hope be did
not 20 into the 18th AZ you wrote
for if he went into that regiment he
would only be stationed in Camp
Ramsey.
We are in good shape this morning
and hope we will stay here now.
The 23rd regulars moved out this
morning, they go into the barracks
up town, 80 we went and got all of
the firewood they left. You can't
imagine what army life is until you
see it. l guess we go on a forty
eight hours guard tomorrow, We also
have inspection of arms and quarters.
They say that the China is getting
ready to take troops home, I don't
know how true it is but / wouldn't
be surprised if it was true. I hope
it is the 18th for it has good accom-
modations, some Of tho Others are
awful to &c in. The China is a ves-
sci that will steam eighteen knots
per hour.
Tell Leila that l will try and write
to her and send her keepsake soon,
maybe in this letter il ! get time.
Lou is going to write soon, 10 good
bye, give my love to them all, lots for
your self, have the turkey and mince
pies ready for Thanksgiving,
Your loving aon,
E1xEa II. BAssE1T,
Go. L, 18th Mimi, 2nd Div. End
Army Corps.
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HYMENAL,

MARR1ED-Mr. G. E. Afford, of Worth
ington and Miss Inga Christina
Syverson. of Fountain Wis, Fri
day, Sept. 80, 1898. Rev. Scheva
officiating.
The ceremony took place at the
res dence Of the brides parents,
Fountain, Wis.,, witnessed by rela-
tives and friends to the number Of
fifty or sixty, presenting numerous
handsome and useful presents. The
bride is an estimahle young lady
with large circle of admiring
friends in the locality of her home.
The groom is q highly respected
young man Of this place, we'll and
favorably known. H. is now in the
employ of the telegraph department
of the Omaha road al Tunnel, sta
ton on the eastern division of the
road.
Mr.. Afford and bride arrived here
Monday afternoon for visit with his
parents and will visit the Omaha Ex-
position next week while President
Mckinley is there, after returning
here for a short visit again they will
leave for their home IN Wisconsin,
Their many friends in this place ex,
tend most hearty congratulations, the
ADVANCE joining
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Public Sale.

I will sell at public auction on
Thursday, October 10th, 1893, at the
farm of Henry James, the northwest
quarter of section s, Elk township.
Sale to commence at 1Oa. m.
One span of horses, wagon, set
chain harness, l breaking plow, l
stirring plow, l sulky pillow, l hay
rake, l mower. l seeder, corn plow,
| disc, | pair of bob sleds, 1'Jumbo
feed mill. l hay rack, l 3-sec. horse
horse harrow, binder, 1 hay knife,
! anvil, | wise, l bellows, l tanning
mill, lot of sacks, 8 hog troughs, z
water tanks, LOT of 1-inch pipe, I
grind stone, 81 sheep, 6 calves, II
head of cattle.
TERMS.-All sums of $40 and un-
der cash, over, credit will be given on
bankable note to Oct. 10th, 1899, at
10 per cent. interest, if paid when
due no intereet will be charged.
J. n. HOLBROOK, Auct. S. Kind
lund, Clerk.
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Obituary..

Frederick Fiero was born in vi
ster, n. Y, Oct. 10th, 1888, he re-
moved with his parents to Rock
County, Wis.,, 1856.
He enlisted in the Bird Wis. Reg,
Aug. 18th, 1862, enduring the hard
shi ips of the war until it's close. In
the siege of Vickshurg he was under
Gen. Sherman, and on Red River he
was under Gen. Bank command.
he was honorably discharged at
Madison, Wis, Aug. 1866, He re-
moved to Wunneshiek county, Iowa,
in 1866, thence to Indian Lake Twp.
Minn,, in 1870
He was married to Miss Emma
Robertsonl in 1879. Their happy
union was blessed with two daugh-
ters and two sons. The loved wife
and mother was called from work to
reward March 8th, 1893, The be,
reazeds husband and father followed
Sept. 22nd 1898, in. .Qttumwa.Ia Ia.
whether he had gone for medical aid.
After giving directions concerning
his burial and offering a prayer unto
God to receive his soul for Christ's
sake he appeared to be looking in
tently upon some object, when with a
smile and tone OF recognition he ad-
dressed his departed wife in the
words, "Oh, Emmav' then calmly
passed int the sleep of death.
He leaves one sister, one brother,
four children and community Of
friends to mourn the loss of loving
brother and father, a kind and ohlig-
ing friend and a loyal citizen,
The fun eral services were held in
the Round Lake Church on Sabbath,
the Path: The pastor, Rev. II. C.
Carter, preached from Hebrew 7:25-
'He is able also to save them to the
uttermost that come unto God by
Him."
The only surviving sister, Mrs.
Jones, of Ossicn, Iowa, and tn only
brother and family from EVERY,
Iowa, aud relatives from Gait and
and Lake Park, Iowa, were in attend
ance,
A largo and sympathizing con-
verse followed to the cemetery where
the remains were laid to rest by the
side of her of whom be had so re-
Gently been bereaved.
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k Capes and
XIX Jackets >

we fhs largest
g least % money shown in the city An
anyone this fact The Coaks stylish
are 5 GR. % %sa and nd the prices
the price We the se-and purchase
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Closing Out Sale.

Of horses will take place at the
Riverside Stock Farm situated at
Window, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. 18th and 10Th, at auction. This
is rare chance to secure stations,
broad mares, draft and driving hor-
ses or colts. Every horse has a ped
igres, and bred from blooded stock,
some of them have a record OF speed
of 2:l6. As the stock is to be sold at
auction, those desiring them can
secure horses at a bargain and
should not miss the opportunity to
secure horses at their own price and
should not miss the opportunity to
secure a horse that will just suit
their taste, and they certainly can
from this stock of choice horses
which so much care and expense has
been expended in raising. For
further particulars address, n, E.
Thompson, Trustee, St. Paul, MINI.
90
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BECOMING A MOTHER.
4 Sure Way to Avoid Danger.

Every true woman wants to be q
mother. Ababy is the dream Of her life
the crowning glory Of womanhood-
true happiness can never be known
without the blessings child brings.
Yet the ordeal through which all
mothers must pass is 90 full OF pain,
anxiety and fear, that many . young
life is sacrificed because Of the inability
to undergo the struggle Of childbirth.
tits not necessary to suffer in bring
ing new life into the world. By the
use Of Mothers Friend" !" the suffer
ing and danger can be avoided, and
the hour robbed of its dread and pain.
This remedy 10 praised BY Thousands
who have tested it. Every woman ID
anxious to learn how to avoid the
pain and suffering which may be ID
store for her. The little book, Before
Baby is Born, 2 will be sent free to any
address upon application TO the Brad
6eh Regulator CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
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Yellow Jaundice Cured.

Suffering humanity should be sup
piled with every means possible for
it's relief. It is with pleasure We
publish the following; "This is to GER
tify that was a terrib. Q sufferer from
Yellow Jaundjce for over six months
and was treated by some of the best
physicians in our city and all to no
avail. DR.. Bell our druggist recon-
mended Electric Bitters; and after
taking two bottles I was entirely
cured 1 now take great pleasure in
recommending them to any person
suffering from this terrible malady. I
am gratefully yours, NJ. A. Hogarty,
Lexington, KY"
Sold by Bay Humiston druggist.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The total enrolment of the high

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The total enrolment of the high
is "a.
Monthly examinations begin to-
morrow.
Nine pupils passed up from tho
ninth mthe beginning of the term
There viii BE 70 spelling work IL
the high school this year except in
the eighth grade.
The high school boys have already
begun to practice football. They're
IN for business this year.
Aside from these new members of
the high School are, Frank Bryden,
Amanda Nelson, of Rushmore. Joho
Mosher, Pearle Deal, Mona Olson and
Georgia Lear of this place.
The room occupied by Miss Hy-
land last year has been converted in
to chemical labratory, so the ply
sizes and chemistry enjoy large and
we'll lighted class room. Miss Hy-
land and her pupils occupy the new
room on the third floor.
Among the visitors at the high
school during the past week were;
Archie and Russll Moberly lima Gale
George and Mary Damon, Rosa Dob
ner, Jennie Beckley, Elizabeth Olson
and Mrs. Bedford.
The report cards show very favor
able record for the first month. The
pupils evidently realize that steady
hard and effective work throughout
the term will bring the best results at
the end.
The class class of '99 mourus the loss
of four of it's members who are not at
tending school this year; Ruth Max
WE'LL Cola Free, Laura Kendlen and
Leo Dewey.
At meeting of the senior class
last Thursday the following officers
were elected: Pres, Alta Beeson;Vice
Pres., Horace Peterson Secretary, Ray
Peterson; Treasurer, Maxwell Gale
Manning Plotts was nominated as
class coroner, but he received no votes
so the Office was left vacant.
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GO EAST THIS FALL.
Low Rates. Special AccOmmO-
datiOnS,

October is the ideal month for trav-
cling, and parties who desire to visit
friends in the east should avail them
selves of the extremely low rates of
fare for the Triennial Conclave OF
Knights Templar to be held at Pitts
burg Oct. 10th. and 14th., 1898 The
trip will include Washington D. G.
Baltimore, Gettysburg, Norfolk Navy
Yard, Old Point Comfort, Fortress
Monroe and many other places of
historical interest. Details of the
route East Of Chicago will be given
later. Points in Ohio, Pennsylvania
New York, Maryland, Virginia, and
West Virginia. Sleeping cars will
start from Cedar Rapids and other
points. For further information. ad-
dress Mr.. E. O. Soule, &. A. P. D.,
Cedar Rapids, la.
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For auction bills or any other
printing, call on the ADVANCE.
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Letter From Aug. Falk.
WALLA, WALLA, Wash.
Sept. 23. 1893

We have settled down here at WAL
la Walla for:the winter. think it ia
a fine little city, full of life and bus-
inesa. | have made some trips out
into the country and one to the top
OF Blue Mts., twenty-five miles from
here, and we were 1890 feet high
er than where the city lies, there
were some hills to climb before we
got there, we camped there over
night, it was very pretty sight, we
could see all over the level valley in
to Idaho and Oregon. l have gotten
over my asthma entirely and feel
like new man, this is very fine,
every day just alike.
l will write you a long letter after
l have been here a while as I can tell
you something about the country.
We are all we'll and happy and like
the country very much.
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Attention w. R. C.,

There will be a special meeting on
the afternoon of Oct. 18th at z p. m.
sharp. A full attendance is desired
as business of importance is to be
transacted. Mrs. Silloway> the de.
partment president will be present
for inspection in the corps at I p. m
By order of, HATTIE BAssETT,
NELLIE F1ToH, Sec. Pres.
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Farm for Sale.

Farm of 4sO acres, situation six
and one-half miles northwest Of
Worthington. Good dwelling house
3Ox34; over three miles of woven wire
sheep fencing. Price $50 per acre.
For terms, and further information,
call on, or address.
VIM. F1NDLAY,
Sec. 81. Elk. Worthington.
S4 Minnesota.
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gives US little piece of candle. |
expect you are harvesting these days,
l wish was there to help instead of
standing with rifle in my hands
halting people or carrying things on
my back like a pack mule. Your
welcome letter came the 10th and I
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Coming.

Georges Colored Minstrels at Ma
sonic hall, one night only, Monday
October 10TH A grand street pa
rade will be given at 11:30, headed
by Georges Challenge band of twen-
ty members, Prices 25-35- 500. Seats
on sale at MOrlands'.
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Apples.

Geo. Darby will have car of choice
apples on track near Ramage lum-
der yard to-day and can be found
there or at Anderson's corner.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-05

segdn la cual no existe tenor ninguno de q. 80.
brevenga un conAicto por Ia question del sMai.
nes, Sc agrega que son inmejorables las rela
clones con los Estados Undos.-Los peri6dicos
ofcosos declaran que ell gobierno ,insular Sc
halla de complete acuerdo con el ,comite que
disige el sehor Giberga. Los ministries exami
naron detenidamente las consecuencias posibes
que puede traer Ia constitution del comite que
preside el seilor Gibergs-El general August
ha hido nombrado gobernador captain general
d. las islar Filpinas, en- sustitucion del general
Primo de Rivera. a.-El gobierno ha acordado
abrir un cr6dto de dosciept's mil pesos con
cargo al presupuesto de Cuba para atender al
fomeuto de la Esousdra. Sc supone que con
dicha suma Sc pagaran los gaatos de los barcos
de guerra que vayan ahora la isls dc Cuba
Nueva York, idem idem.-Dicen de Was
hington que ell presidente Mac Kin!ey su
gabinete han discutido extensamente la question
del sMaiue,. FL gobierno americsno ha acor.
dado eaperar ell informe de la comisidn tecnica
para tomar resoluciones en- el asunto del sMaiues.
Ell senior Du- Bose MEGA que en- cl puerto de
la Habana existan minas explosivas.-Los va
fores amercanos estan subendo.-El presidente
Dole sc ha embarcado para las slas dc Hawaii.
Ell gobierno ingl6s ha resuelto aumentar gu
ejercto con veinte un mil soldados.-lla lie
gado Londles el &. iior Dupuy de LONE.
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Commercial Union Assurance ComDany,

LIMITED, de Londres. Capital 6 $500, 600.
Los que suscriben, Agentes de esta Companfa
en- esta ciudad, aceptan riesgos contra incendios
los tipos corrientes. - Sucesores de Finlsy
Brothers, s. en- c. s. Juan Pto Rico. So 80
-. Eu las eleccionss verifoadas Ultima.
mente en- Londres para la renovation trienal
dc la junta de prlmera ensefanza, tomaron
parte l.09s, 1888 electores Los IS miembros de
la junta resultaron elegidos en- esta forma: 30
liberales, 19 oonservadores Independence
-. Nos han enviado de Catafio varias no
gazas de pan para que 10 probemos. Y enten
demos que 81 no pusde califoarse de superior
el que hemos vsto, merece al menos ell calif'
cativo de bastante regular.
~. ,5@ Rogamos 4 don Carlos Valldeju
ly, del Dorado, remese los slo-6s que adeuda
por suscripciones. 2o-7
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||tmo. senor Pfesidente
DE LA ENsENANZA POPULAR

Respectable amigo: V. s. sabe que no Sc
hs dsdo en- esta ciudad un solo paso en- favor
del obrero sin mi desinteresada cooperation
Y. s. /. sabe que siempre he sido de los prl-
meros en- ofrecer mi modesto concurso la
gran obra de la educaci6n popular. Don Enrl
que Alvarez Perez, ex presidente de la extln'
guida Institution de Eusehanza Popular puede
sseyerar que Of classes muchos meses centena-
res de hiios de obreros en- dicho centro, cuando
los profesores no percibfamos nunca un solo
centavo de sueldo. V. s. |. sabe que a la e tu.
oaci6n Popular ofreof mis- servicios antes que
seme llamara, escogiendo la labor mas penosa
no Ia de mas brillo. Saben todos los socios
de Ia <Educaci6n Popular, que en- iunta &c.
neral ofrecf mis- servicios <mientras no hubiera
sueldos,, pues deseaba trabajsr siempre gratis
en- bene6cio del pueblo. V. S. l. sabe que no
solo me he limitado, (y Ell publco tambi6n 10
sabe) 4 dar mis- clases en- la <Educaci6n Po.
pular,, sino que muchas veces, (anoche mlsmo)
he dado conferencias en- sustituci6n de otros
profesores de dicho centro.
Ahora bien, en- vista de que algunos obre'
ros ingratos, quicnes compadezco, tratan de
soliviantar al pueblo contra mi, utillzando I'M
properties, amenazas burlas que envuelven una
fslta de consideration respeto que no estoy
en- el case de sufrir; como no quiero que 10
.Instituci6n de Ensehanza popular, pueda su.
frr detrimento por la cooperation que le presto
que muchos no saben agradecer, snplico 8
V. s. l. acepte mi irrevocable renuncia de pro
fesor de esa brilante Institution que V. S. |.
preside, porque es irrevocable mi deseo de no
servir de estorbo en- ninguna psrte.
+ Los redactores de eEl Ensayo Otrero'
pueden ocupar mi puesto con brillantez, con
10 cual ell pueblo y 20 ganaremos,y NADIA perde
rs la Institution.
Envfa un cordialfsimo saludo aV, S |.
aaf como todoa los profesores de la 1nstitucidn
su amigo invariable Q. B. S. NJ.
PEDRO G. TIMOTHEE.
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l72 LA HERENClA DEL CoNDHNApo


ahogada.
No queras confesaros, os,-prosgu6 ell sacerdote-Yo no
he habado amAs de eso esmando que la prmera
de la religion crtana ebe la ndugenca la toerancia
Peo he compenddo que exenca esaba envenenada
por Abridme corsz6n mnstro de
Do como amigo, podre decros mas que palabras de
perd6n. iVamos
La estrech6 muy afecuosamente la la Marquesa
snti6 muy enternecda.
Sc haba gurado empe la confession de gu conducta CO.
mo la mas terrible brutal agra eca mucho amigo
que suavara cruel va no podfa mas; no
primer momeno, ell prncfpo de la cones6u que era mas
terrible?
FL sacerdote pregunt6 entonces:
Sc trata de vuestro hi ;no verdai?
LA marquesa hzo sgl a6rnativo
-tl ell retrao de ese joven os ha recorda1o?....
Lo que podes supouer- nterrumpi6 Quere darme
mi devocionario que estA ahf de vos? Ben abd
lie prmera pagDa Todos los das por ho por
e hombre retrao ves hf pgado Compared ahora los
dos retratos.
IIablaha muy deb, casi apagada pero serena.
Toda agitaci6n habfa desaparecido por ell momento.
-Encontras que Sc pareeeD, mo es verdadP
Aquello era sorprendente; parecdo grandfsmo.
N tocar rerato, amigo milo, cref que vovfa To-
ca, que vefa a mi nieto!. %.
Hablaba muy naturalmente, va hubiese heoho la
confession. la idea de neto verda iero basamo
iQue bueno hablar do i por fin OH! !Poder decir
que tenia neto.
Sf, ba hecbo marno debe tai como sse Gber.
to More verdad, 81 Svestre hubese los pa.
dres de capitan, 20 preguntarfa....
La marquesa le interrumpio, moviendo rstemente la
70 hablo de tsdas sin dars sxpcaciones
como si sapiessis. ~.
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lie Consul de France q PortQ-RicQ

invite ses nationaux, ct les proteges
franGais imnatricules ou non, & Sc
falre inscrire sans retard, eux ct leurs
families, soft au COnsulat de France
q San Juan, soft dams les agences
consulaires don't lis dependent. So
~ Nuestro estimado amigo ell senior don
PlAcido NevArez, por medic de atento besala-
mano, Sc ha servido participarnos su toma de
possession de Ia alcaldfa municipal del Corozal.
~. Este afo Sc construirA en- Riverview
Park, Allegheny, PENNSYLVANIA, un nuevo obser'
vatorio, en- el cual Sc colooarA un immense to.
lescopio de 80 pu!gadas de diametro que costa
ra 100 mil pesos. Los iniciadores del proyecto
son fsvorecedores de la Universilad de Pen.
sivania que esperan completar los fondos ne
cesarios para las obras, en- ell espacio de 80 dfas
~. Ell vapor espafiol Marta Herrera
cargo en- esta capital para la isla de Cuba, l2l
sacos con lO,s67, kilcs cafe, 6 barriles con 9s3
kilos sebo de resy % cabezas de gsnado.
~ Segau ell Diario de la Marina, de Ia
Habaua, s. M. Ia Rena Regente de Esps6a
6rm6 ell 20 de Febrero pr6ximo pasado, sl
decreto de la disolucion de las Cortes.
*** De Vega alta nos dicen 10 siguente:
enc es en- el ramo de Hacienda donde estA 60.
locado Ell empleado que dejaron cesante on este
pueblo: es en- ell de Gobernao6n Dispenser la
equivocaci6n tfrvanse rectifcarmeIa.,