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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-03
TIE TESTIMONY.

One of the witnesses was Colonel
Samuel BeckerStaff. a steam engineer,
who is now employed at the Hamilton
County Court House, but WIS formerly
connected with the asylum. lie testi-
fled as to the SO-called
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-03
Estate
AND
COLLECTING AGENCY
OF
2, HUDDLE.

OFFICE Over Hubbsrd's Drug Store, Tifan,
Ohio.
Real Estate taken for Sale on small Commits
sion f; also. 10 exchange.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COL
LBCTiONS.
on ACRES well improved land eight miles
on east Of THIN and two miles south from
Republic, a bargain at $500.
A BEAUTIFUL H0MB OF 81 acrss, situated
n one mile south Of Clyde, SaBdusky cOun-
ty; Ohio.
20 ACRES WITH EXTRA IMPROVE
DO ments limestone soil, situated two and
one-half miles north Of Republic, Seneca
county, Ohio. Terms 10 suit purchaser.
9e ACRES, TWO MILES SOUTH OF TIF-
sDO fin. on the Mexico road. 2SacreS in good
cultivation balance fine timber. Soil can not
be cxcciled. Price reasonable.
Az ACRES BLACK SAND AND LOAN
~ Extra Improvements, two and one-nait
lililes from Bettssille; nine miles from Iiiln
1a0 ACRES, SIX MILES SOUTH OF Thin.
lUU Seventy acres In cultivation. Balance
heavy timber. Dwelling nearly new and con-
tainS nine rooms barn, grain house. Soil
adapted for all kinds Of grain. A cheap farm.
Inn ACRES, WELL IMPROVED, AND ALL
IuU Honey Greek bottom, one mile south
and Que mile west Of Attica, Seneca county, q.
prise So per acre, on rarnis to snit the pur-
shaser
A EISE BUSINESS PROPERTY, CONSIST
n ING sf two lots with large store building,
warehouse and barn, situated IN THE village OF
Bullo. Crawford county, o. Excellent loca-
tiOn tor business man
VIII be sold very cheap.
IL five rooms fruits of all kinds. Situated
On the south side Of Adams street, near the c.,
s. & O. depot PRICE reasonable aid Terms
Fasl. qwner wishes TO remove to Toledo.
on ACRES Of well tImbered land, situated In
ON Hardin county, Ohio. seven miles north
OF KentOn. ON the blanchard river, four miles
west Of Patterson. IL Is all river bottom land,
Inexhaustible soil, and timber sufficient 10
pay for the land.
ESINE BRICK RESIDENCE OF EIGHT
II rooms barn three lots; a elfOice lot OF
fruit well and ciStem no repairing needed.
Property centrally situated In the village Of
Republic, Seneca county, Ohio.
AlsQ SIS aches pf No. l farming land, with
good orchard, and within the Incorporated
limits. great bargain to the pnrallazer.
1enACREs, three miles from Tifin. of which
lOO 13O acres are In good cultivation bal
ance fine timber. Running water, supported
by No. spring two orchards, 1000 bushels
Oi wheat harvested IN 1873. VIII sell for the
nominal sum Of $3.50 per acre, on reasonable
time.
IT. ACRES OF WELL-IMPROVED LAND.
IL known rs the HeatOn EARN. Situated
fhree miles north OF Tifin. and one-ha1 mile
west Of Fremont road in the northwest corner
Of Clinton township, Of which 100 acres are un-
der good cultivation, and is equal TO any land
In the county for the production gram bad
Hnce Is well timbered. Good orchard and
buildings. Two Eever-failing wells. and all
other cOnVeniences; Is convenient 10 divide
into two farms II purchaser desires. Price
low, and terms TO suit the purchaser.
Address, or inquire Of
r HUDDLE.
n4I TOD Real Estate Agent, Tifin, o.
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DEADLY DIPHTHERIA.
Lamentable Mortality in Small Town
in Iowa.

The families living in School Dis
trict 45, embracing five or six sections
of land in the eastern part OF Lime
township, in this county, six or seven
miles from this city, have been terri
bly, afflicted with diphtheria, the death
rate being lamentably great. The dis
ease first appeared April l, of last year
the first, we believe, in this county
and from which it is traced to this
city, the first cases occurring here
three months afterward-the two
families being closely related. During
January, six deaths occurred. After
that date, for a period of a month
or so, there seemed to be an abate-
ment of the disease, but several
weeks ago it broke out again in u viO-
lent form. The families are all Ger
man and generally large, and with the
limited room which most of the farm
houses in the timber afford, there is
not that opportunity for isOlating the
sick that seems necessary to restrict
the disease, and in nearly every in
stance all the children and in some
cases the parents have been afflicted.
On Saturday, the Sth inst, there was
one funeral from that neIghbOrhOOd,
and on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, there were two
funerals each day. Another death Oc-
Cured on Friday morning, and there
were some eight or nine cases prevail
ing. The family of John Miller lost
four children, John Krell, three; JO-
seph Lukenheimer, John Bushnia and
Gustav Oehler, two each, and Anton
Grammar, Fred. Shoenbeck and Mr..
Roth, one each. Since the Ist of Jan
uary sixteen deaths have occurred out
of thirty-eight cases, in eight families,
and since the first appearance of the
disease twenty-five deaths have oc-
CURED In all, out of fifty-twO cases.
limited to about fifteen families. This
IS terrible record for so small a neigh
bOrhoOd, which ordinarily has been
noted for its bealthfumeSS, and strong
vigorous character of the iEjects. the
deaths being about III per c2nt.-.HaH-
katO (Ia) RecieIC.
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The committee appointed 10y the
House Uf Representatives. consisting
Of Messrs. Estill. Quinn and Paine, to
the charges preferred
against the management Of LUngyiew
Asylum, at Cincinnati, commenced
their work Un the 10th Inst. and to-day
reported to the House. Below are
given the remarks OF AIr. Estlll o. PEE
senting the report, and a portion Of
I llt- t--f iIuuf.y-
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The DeArH-sEO or MRS. o'FuHzRTy
UY DAVID :. FOSTER

Hear inc last wurruds. Faix, there's
O'SlaughBessy,
That wurruld's tllzie owes me nincpincc
happeny,
And there's I'hH Coyne with his decalying
thrieks.
Owes Iae 1--WE shIlin's. and there's fathriok
Frse
BY that same token owes me two and six,
The craythur! May the diyil how'd him
East -
'.TIis 0iiLd sCgraan &. sinsiIlc % tbs LIst,''
Give me dhrop! Arrah, where was thin?-
And owe Micky O'NaIl wan pound tin,
And Phelim Mccarthy tRo pounds, and owe
Three pounds to Jimmy Hone, and Mrs.
Flynn
Wan pound siyin shlllin's, two RiRee haHpepy.
AOI
Ills two pincc and thrre farthin'si by your
laYes."
..IIo,uIv II FaihrirE! Hear RoU h1g she
rdreslH
"Rric-a-Lrae;" ScrlIaor far April.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-03
IS Years Before the Public.
THE GENUINE
DR.. @. McLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS.
TOR The CURE OF
HcPatitis, or Liver Complaint,
nssFEFsIA AND SICK HEADACHE
Symptoms ofaDiseasedLiver.

: a. - - - -@N-eAONA 1@Ah l.
DAIN n the right side, under the
edge Of the ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain IS in the left
side the patient Is rarely able to lie
On the left side; sometimes the pain IS
'e't under the shoulder blade, and it
requcn;ly extends to the top of the
shoulder, and IS sometimes mistaken
ior rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach Is affected with loss of appe-
t;te and sickness; the bowels in GEN
crIl are costive, sometimes alternative
with lax; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally 4 considerable loss Of men,
ory, accompanied with a painful sen
SatlOn Of having left undone Some
thing which ought to have been done.
\ slight, dry cough is sometimes an
attendant The patient complains of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
and he complains of a prickly sensa-
ton Of the skin; his spirits are low;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, vet
he can scarcely summon up fortitude
enough to try it. In fact, he distrusts
every remedy. Several Of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of them ex-
.Sted, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
aaye Ieen extensively deIanged.
ACUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER Pills. IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathlrtic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and as
SIMPLE ?urgative, they are Unequaled.
HEyLRE OF INVITATIONS.
TX Genuine are never sugar coated.
..scrg box has 4 red wax seal on the lid,
= ii the impression Dr.. MCLANE's Liver
lHFs.
he genuine ElCLANE's LIVER Pills bear
I >is,natureS Of {. McLANE and FLEMING
Lx'Is. on the wrappers
inSist upon having the genuine DR.. {.
Mcl.ANE's Liver PILLS, prepared by FIem-
"s Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, the market being
all Of limitations Of the name McLaue.
lelled differently but same pronunciation.
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A EISE BUSINESS PROPERTY, CONSIST
n ING ei two lots with large store building.
warehouse and barn, situated IN THE village OF
BuljO. Crawford county, o. Excellent lOca-
tiOn TOR 4 business man.
VIII he Sold very chean.
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BOYA-FIDE CIRCULATION. 254l.

TERAi9.-One year in advance. 500; Six
months 81 90; Three months, - cents.
ADEERTISING.-The TRIECSE 4s an adTer-
Using medium has no superior. u has q
large circulation. and j. read by thrifty, en-
eTgetic class Of people, Advertisements III
serted as low As ln any hrst-cla.s paper.
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TRAINS GOING EAST

an frlins nun daIIy, 5unulys tAetpItlL
CONNECTIONS.
Al Fremont trains on l. > s 1i. X X pass
Past. : s. a NJ, s. A n, u " A. u, : % 7.
A. BnrlsoOn. Pennsylvania Co., trains pass
Easf 3 u A 81 10 % A. n, - j. M- West
10 % A. NJ. % p. 81
Rssf ? JAM Tsp NJ; 40 =. M- : West.
: 79 a 81 10 q A. b. 40 T.. n. Trains on
q ET. n. H.. pass south % g. NJ ~ u A
NJ Oz r. n. North, % A n. % T. b.
Al LAMA. trains on d. & ". L. r, pass South.
y 3 AN: "A. NJ. ? % =. " North. 3 30
a. M 20 =. q. 7. r. W. & q X X. Trains
West, II = A. ~, ! 8 A NJ, 10 " A. b. . 70
W H. ANDREWS, Geh1. Ticket Agt-
/ ID. BLkGOON. Gem. SUPERINTENDENT
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-03

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No 2 70 z 20 G
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-03

GEORGE z 5ENEFf
A TrORNEY At LAW. Tihn, Ohio. once
a ,..,rllrr Main and Perry Streets
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Mixed Accommodation leaves Deshler at23s A.
N. daily except Monday. and arrives nc Garrett
at 900 A. ~, stopping at all Stations.
Figures West OF Bellaire inclusive are Co
lumbus time; except at Chicago.
Express trains run daily. Fast Line trains run
daily ON Central Ohio Division and Main Line
daily except Sunday ON Lake Erie and Chicago
Divisions Accommodation trains run daily
except Sunday
SAM'L- POWELL
Asst G. 7. & p A. for n. W., Chicago
i. N. COLE, Gen1 Ticket A'gt, Baltimore.
c. II. HUDSON, Supt. Trans. OHIO Division
Chicago.
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nncIoR WhuGAMAN

AOULIST AND AUlIsT bas iasi returned
! froin visit 10 the Hpskitals q Igndon,
Paris aIu New YORK.
Long Short and Weak Sight Corrected by
bs ald of French Trial Glasses.
DFFfoE lloURS-9A. N. ta3P, ",
II Madison Street. linn, Ohio
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An Old Marriage Certificate.

Some queer documents are unearth-
ed occasionally. Here IS q specimen
Of that kind, cOpied from an old histO-
ry of Peoria. The writer SAYS while
examining land title recently, which
involved a question of legitimacy, he
stumbled upon the old marriage GER
tIiicate,' which is too good 10 be lost,
and IS literally bona iide. The mar
Tiage Of which this is the legal evil
dence, took place IL COpperas precinct
now Fulton cOunty.l i'll the infancy of
the county or rather in primitive
times, and the magistrate ought To DC
immOTtaliZed whether he received his
commission or not:
STATE OF lLLINOs,
Peoria County. 81
To all the World, Greeting Know
We that John Smith and Polly Myers Is
hereby entitled to 20 together and do
- old folks does anywhere inside Of
COpperas precinct, and when my COM
mission COMES | am To marry EN- good
and date 'em back To kiver accidents.
L. : o. 81. R
Justice Of the Peace.
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- The ONLY Inc running the eslsbratsd
Pullman Palace Hotel and Slsspinq Cars from
Mansfield 10 Pittsburgh. Baltimore, Washing
ton Philadelphia. and New York
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 20
points East.
+. r. MYERS.
Gcu1 Passenger and Ticket Agaat
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STATE OF ILLINOs, :
Justice Of the Peace.

"There are too many women in the
world; sixty Thousand more women
than men in Massachusetts," grOWled
the husband. THAT is survival of the
littest,' my dear" Teplied-the wife.
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p KISNAMAN, H.K. HERsHl
mas KiNNAHaH & HERsHlSER.

OFFICE OVER NELIGH'S CLOTHING
OStore, Washington Street, are ready TO at
tend Ia all calls day and night. Special atten-
ton paid 10 tho treatment OF the diseases OF
females and children. Once hours RON 70 ~
A. ~ and 2 10 I p. 81. Dr. Kinnaman's resi-
dence, Greenfield Street, near heidelberg Col
l.g,. DR. HeFshiser'S. first door west Of Wing
liug's store West Madison Street
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
T., 7. & f. R. Il.

On and after November 10. ISss. trains will
cepted
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-03

Through coaches between Detroit and Co
lumbGs on both express traiLs.
Connections made m the Union Depot at Co
lumbus for Newark, GAINESVILLE Circlevflle
Chl!lieothe. Portsmouth. Lancaster, Athens
Marietta and ParkeTsbuTg at Marion for
points ON A & q. W. H. x at Upper Sandusky
for BucyrIis, Lima, IT. Wayne and Chicago al
Carey, Findlay, Thin and Sandusky at Eos
tOTia with i. & o. and l. T. & l. Railroads. for
Fremont, Dcshler and Defiance at Toledo
with L. 5. & NJ. s., F. & p NJ. and Canada
southern Railroads, for Detroit, jackson, Ian
sing. Grand Rapids, East Saginaw and all
points In Michigan.
PaTlOr and Sleeping Cars ON all through
trains from Columbus to New York, Philadel-
phia and Baltimore without change.
w. A MILLS,
ORLAND SMITH, GenT Ticket Ag't.
Gen1 Supt
". VI. GREENE, President
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DENTISTS.
]. n. HUSs,

HOMFPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
Ill geon Graduate Of Pulte Medical Col
leat Cincinnati. Ohio. Otiice OYER Book Store
I'm IsO0mis' Stone Front. Entrance mann hall
,;;ppgsitg Hayford's Dental Rooms.
d. GjEhf c;1ls aist, greg al the arle.
s5-f9i -''"- y
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MEDICAL.
"a R MARIIN
DR.. ". n. sToYEI

T,UYsIgIAN AND SURGEON. 0floe over
Keudali's JeWelry Store, Market Street
Hesidencr al Mrs DDfie's, Madison Street.
no II.
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BE- HITTLE, "a, D.
MILLIAM ]. cRAWFoRD. d. p..

OF ALLENTOWN, PA. OFFICE over
" RITchner q B0unuihs Grocery Store.
eijeOisl attention given 70 feuale diseases.
gDesiks English aud GerIn.lIi- wight calls An
~ erred Af fht ofiiUg
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HOTELS.
uEFIN HOUSE

IA KIsZgB, Proprietor, Market Street, Tif-
0s in, Ohio. The house has been thor
0ughly OYeFllaglsd. has good stabling, and Is
prepared 10 furnish the travelling public with
an neeessaTses IN good stYie,
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Democratic Reorganization,
As ILLUSTRATED IL LONGYIEN
ASYLUM.


And sseNa Up b. Legislative Hspe-i-SoG.s
Of tae Testimony TsksH-A HerrisIs Story-
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BEE LINE r. r.,

Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indiana
polls Railroad Condensed Time Table, taking
effect January /, 1873:
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COLUMBUS & TOLEDO r. r.
New ROutSl
NORTH. EAST. SOUTH AND WEST.
Summer Arrang9rnent.
Three Passenger Trains Daily Sunday except
ED rs fellows
Time Card taking effect May ., 1873.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
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RevOIvers for $1.25.

Parties al = distance by enclosing money or
der, can have them sent by mail u Any address.
Try ODe. Q. H. STING,
TIFFfN, o,
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IL GEON. Once on Monroe street, one
door south Uf the PostOfiiee.
tOsP. M. No @s-u-s
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Haze your EeighbOrs and friends
subscribe for the TRIBUNE. It Is the
largest paper in the sh Congressional
District,
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Nos. and run daily; No. daily except
Sunday.
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ncLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
II Thankful for patronage during the past
sryei years, and Will continue q serve the
uublIe IN al branches Of the Medical PrOies-
Sion Residence and Office, No. ~ Perry Street,
NV Aug u, '7Gtf.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS
Al z cRAkiEa

. T-roPSFY AT LAW date Judge Of Pro
\ 80. f,0urtl. Ofice on Washington street.
1,..r ri " snaNlian 5 store, linin, -
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STATIONS

TRAINS GOING BAsr.
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nR- P-L K1RNkMAR.
%. J. ". HAYFoEE

Or. p. ]. kINNNmNNt
nENTIST, TIRFIN, OHIO. OFFICE Oyel
IL VOllmer * Kirchner's Clothing Store.
Doc, :, 1874,
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LIZ. & L. Il. r.
Tine Card No. 5. taking effect July y. 1873
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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A TTOKNEY ATLAW. Oaice over National
y Exchange Bank. corner 81 Washington
sni Market Streets. IIfilu. -.
NpE T. Ts-us.
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nENTISf. ONCE over Commercial Bank,
IL Thin, Ohio. All operations frst-c' ass
aud work warranted. Laughing Gas used Tor
the painless extraction Of teeth. Work done at
as low price rs can be had elsewhere, Tor
nrst-elass work,
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III BREWER.

A TTORNEY At LAW. Special attention
"A given % al kinds Of Military Claims
Rack pay Bounty, Pension, etc. once ~
National H1pIlagge Bank Block, opposite The
gourt House, Tim, oHq.
Jan. ~.
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p, Ft. W. &C.R.R.
On and after Nov. 10, 1873, trains will leave
stations as follows
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1879-04-03

Hush NBbDII-
A TTOESEY AT LAW. Once Do National
n Exchange Rank Block. Iiilln, o. .--.,
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@. w. BAcHAAN,

VA f.Asg. L. l. LANG
LANG { SON,
A TTORSEYS At LAW, Lang House Block,
y Hrrkrf street. Iiiiu. -.
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SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST.
y Olnne ON Washington Street, over HusS'
Book store, lst door leading 20 Frees Photo
graph Gallery, Tlhin, Ohio.
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a, :. ,,rrv p y. ADAMS.
NOBLE 4 ADAMS.
A TTOENEYs ATLAW- Singer l., l:igek' ~, III
~ la q AsA- a9-AE-
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Findlay Branch trains leave Findlay at 90
A. NJ and % r. M. leave Carey af II o. A
n. and 20 ?. NJ. {; arrive IN FiHdlay at Y o.
=. NJ. and - r. NJ.
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- u SG.I-FE1- Il. G.. KEI'i'i-i.-
6. al. c. KEPPEL-
A TrOENEYS AT LAW. Office in GruIu-
"A iHeli's Block, opposite the Court House.
Tnia. ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

las constantes presentaciones: en- el
dia de aver la verifico en- s ancti-Splri-
tus Miguel Gomez con ounce hombres
armados que component todasu partida;
Epifanio Diaz 10 hizo en- Cienfuegos con
la suya. Fuerzas de Simancas dieron
fnuerte 4 Pancho Gimenez y d su Te.
niente Mauli y Marin, quienes, faltando
q los mas ssgrados compromises y abu-
sando de la con6anza del Gobierno, SO
habian marchado otra vez al monte.
En- Sagua de Tlnamo SO han presenta-
do hoy los cabecillas llamados los Cai-
jos con doce hombres armados ochsn-
Ia y cuatro de familia. Ea otros pun
tos de Cuba 10 han hecho tambien gran
n1mero de personas. Los cabecillas
Peralts, Almaguery Guerra estan reu-
niendo toda su gente, ciento treinta
hombres, para presentarse en- el Prin-
cipe sin 'un solo hombre en- armas, Tt-
mas y Holguin pacifcados, y solo en-
Cuba es donde la rebellion cuenta con
fuerza, toda de color, en- su mayoria IL
bres pero abrigo faadadas esperanzas
de su pronta pacifcacinn. :"
Lo que de orden de 8. E. so publica
para general conocimiento.
Puerto-Rico, "a de Diciembre de
1879.-El Coroael Jefe d. E. M. Jose de
NlcOldu.
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:, FOLLETIN.
a- - , - - - = - y
IA AOYIA De .LAMMERMOOR.
~ ~ X et,5s@#f 'Ssa. f#, =
poR
SIR Waller SCOTT.
GRADucUqoE DIREcTA DEL 1NGLEs
P0R I
q JOSE PEREZ morris
(ooNT1NuAoIoN.)

--7Sr. Ravenswood, dijo lady Ashton,
hsbeis hecho las preguntas que habeis
juzgado necesarias. Veis la total in
ospaoidad de mi hiia para responderos.
Mas 70 contestar6 por ella y de tai mo-
do que yos NADIA tendreis que objetar.
Deseais saber 81 Lucia Ashton de su
propia voluptad quiere anular ell COM
promiso en- que la hicfsteis caer. Te-
neis su carta por ella escrita y firmada
en- Ia que os pide la rescision del
pacto y para mayor prueba de su pro-
p6sito aquf esta el contrato suscrito
por ella ahora en- presencia de este re-
verendo pastor, en- que ella SO ha obi
gado a enlazarse con el senior Hayston
de Bucklaw.
Ravenswood miro el documento, que
dando como petrifcado.
II Ha frmado este pergamino Ia
seHorita Ashton sin ser compelida 4
clio por el fraude 6 la violencia pre-
gunt6 al pastor.
Lo aseguro por mi caracter sa-
grade. aYa 4
Esta es, en- efecto, senora, una
prueba evidente, dijo bruscamente Ra-
venswood, y serla fgualmente innecesa-
rio y deshonroso el emplear una palabra
mas 6h. in1tiles reconveciones. Aqui
'tare;e soan.its, a6adi6 poniendo delan-
ecto frmado y Ia media
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26
CARTA De PONCE.

FL exceso de materiales nos ha he
cho posponer, bien contra nuestra
voluntad, la insercion de una carta
de persona respectable que con fecha
l6 recibimos de Ponce Dice asl E:
"Habiendo visto que la La G6nlca
.hace case omiso, al ocuparse de las
iestas aquf celebradas, de la parte
que tom6 ell ejercito en- la colecta
veri6cada el 9 del corriente, creo
conveniente y lie pido q V. I'm espacio
en- las columnas del BoLETIN para
dejar las cosas en- su !ugar.
A las 9 de ia mailana del indica-
do dia 9 preseut6se al Sr. D. Anto-
MO A. Zendrera, jefe del battalion de
Cadiz, aquf de guarnicion, una comi-
sion del Ayuntamiento, compuesta
del teniente alcalde Sr. Colon, ell sin
dioo y dos concejales con un novil!o
engalanado y un CAIRO que, COZ mo-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-26

i = Ha sido aprobada la pernuta
de destinos entire los guarda-alma-
Genes de las aduanas de Arecibo y
Aguadilla.
Han sido destinados a Ponce =
Mayagiiez los o6ciales quintos de
Hacienda don Jacinto Delgado y
don Alfonso Perinat.
Ell 80 de enero tendra lugar si-
multaneamente en- Ia Intendeneia de
Hacienda y en- Ia aduana de Arecibo
Ia subasta de una fnca ublcada en-
Ell barrio de. Msry7orss, de aquella
Ultima Jurisdiction. ( ia
Del lo al is de enero tendr1
lugar el canje de los efectos timbra-
dos de este a1o por los de 1880 que
va Sc han recibido. Ed el pr0xfmo
ndmero reproduciremos Ia DISPOSE
.cion que referente d este particular
trae Ia qaceta de hoy.