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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29
YANKToN DAKOTA TERRITORY o. 1854

given him the most cruel blow be has te.
ceived for many day. RosewiR has
written . piece Of music for the piano
entitled "Ibe James a. Blaine Grand
March" and it 10 about o wretched 4
composition 40 was ever puLlished. III.
Blaine is having copies sent him at The
rate OF five or six aday, and his; musicsi
friends are continually Offering to
play it tor bin. The mstter has
become such q nuisance that any pack.
age that comes to the house, in the shape
q . roll OF music. 10 nov committed TO
the waste-paper basket without being
opened. and in the future an allusion to
the "march" will be received 10 the
Blaine household with painful silence.
The anti-Blaine men are already in ne.
gotiation with ell the band.organ manu-.
iacturers in the couDtr, to include the
smarch" in their repertoires, and M.
Blaine's musical admirer viii probably
become celebrated.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29

If the assessed valuation of Dakota in
creases in the same ratio during the mex,
iour years that it has in the past four, il
will catch up with Minnesota. The
assessed valuation of Dakota last year
was greater than Minnesota in 1867. sfte,
it had been state for nine years. while
the total of personal property assessment
in Dakota last year was greater than thai
of Minnesota in 1872, after it had been !
state for fourteen years. and property il
assessed in Dakota now at just about the
same rate that it was in Minnesota then
-Flandrau Enterprise.
Congress was not so sensitive in Min.
nesota's early days over the admission o.
new states. Minnesota was invited t,
enter the union and was told that th,
general government did not propose t.
pay the expenses any longer. Yet Min
nesota at the time of ,ts admission, die
not possess half the qualifications nov
exhibited by southern Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29
FRED. LERCH, Manager,

315 Douglas street, back of First Nat.
Bank. Sioux City, Iowa.
WHERE can be found imported Wines and
| tions. EVDrop in and see me WHEN in the city,
Always will wait upon you with pleasure and
| treat you with respect. Respectfully.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29

st. Lawrence Restaurant,
open Day sod SiFSslMesis ffsa abeis sato01 a ali
Hours. Oysters served in every style.
John CANNELIL MANAGES,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29
ELECTION PROCLANIATION,

MAToR's OFFICE. C1Tr OF YAnKToN, DAKOTA.
Proclamation is hereby made, and notice
given, that the general city election for the
held on toe first Monday in. April, being the
time The following offieeEs vi. Be chosen: "n4'D
One csy Ms9shsi az to succeed @@ a Wight
One City Treasurer to succeed v illiam Blatt.
~ One g City Justice of the Peace to succeed Geo.
One member Of the Board Of Education from
ne hrst district TO succeed VIM. 81. McVay.
One member of the Board Of Educr tion from
One Alderman from the First Ward 5; to sac
coed James Donahue
Or One .sS A!desnsn from the Second Ward to sue
One Alderman from the Third Ward to sue
coed james b. Wynn; and
One Alderman from the Fourth Ward to sue
Each Of the above named officers will be elect
ed for the term OF one year, except the alder
years, and the members of the Board Of Educa,
tiOn. for four years, commencing on the second
Monday IN April, A. d. 1884. and hold their re-
spective Offices until their successors are elected
Every legal voter of the territory who shall
have been resident of the city thirty days
next preceding said election is entitled to vote
as said election. in the ward where he resides,
aud not elsewhere. The polls will be kept
open from 8 o'clock m. until o'clock D. n.
and no longer. The said election will be held
In the First Ward: At the Truck House on
Walnut street.
In the Second Ward: At the Office of Phil.
x: Eaulk. Esq. on Cedar street.
In the Third Ward: At the Office of the St.
CToix Lumber Company, on Broadway street.
In the Fourth Ward: At the Court House on
Douglas Avenue.
In witness whereof have hereun 4,
set my hand, and caused the seal
[SEAL1 of said city to be hereto affixed,
this seventh day of March, A. D.
1884.
| By the Mayor:
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29

HRemember the place-One door north Of
Jencks HOTEL Capital street.
..WAll orders promptly filed and satisfac
E. j. PORTER co.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29

Another unfortunate victim of a per.
niclous habit has gone to her grave. Mrs
Sarah Smith, of Mattoon, Illinois. who
during most of her lifetime was addicted
to the use of tobacco, died early this
week at the age of 106 years. She
persisted in seeking solace at tho end Of
q pipe to the end of her career.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29

Give DR.. Prices Special Flavoring
Extracts a fair trial, and if they please
You, recommend them to your neighbor;
if not, return them and have your money
refunded, and denounce them as vile i'm.
positions. We have no fears of your
not beng satisfied as their popularity
and extensive sale has been from theil
perfect purity aud quality.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29

A lTWIlEITSuJ lWlE T. WELLS, Chairman.
6. i. Mccoy, +. eac'esapS a. GooSSykooptz EM Gala
well, g W: Hawes. Wm. skinner, W 81. Cur
petit, a; J Plowman. h. Nj. Gregg. a. g. Boland
John Fadden, 1ver Larsen. b +. Miller, B "
mittee.
Organized since the election of 1882.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-29

On Thursday the house of representa-
tives slaughtered the bonded whisky
extension bill by vote OF 1875 to s3, on 9
motion to strike out the enacting clause
of the bill.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
rsk,ps rinas !, ~ verslock.
III boAsui.n.J !

Ihe Hohemaan1
s.Ob, m1uma. my doll has rot 81
awful cold !" uaid little Matte. TIE ofhsl
day. ''s.d must have soms whiskey Y
give a.,
"Who told you whlskey ~ good fol
cold!" asked her mother.
That's what papA Gays be drinks Il
for
"Oh. yer, be says that. bat he has moi
got any cold. He just takes It for thu
cold be i going to have
"Well, my dolls going to have Al
awful, awful cold 10 morrow"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
WEEKLY HERALD.
rgsluuss Ev.ar sAsuaSAs Noss'''s
LATE TEfE8RAMS.
SPECIAL TO THE HERAID.I
WiaTa Iso0ol PLANTS.
Inc Money it costa 70 Run the Con-
aeryAtdfys
lcinci1zs Enqsirss.l

How many plants ara IN the oonser-
volory," asked : reporter OF the White
House gardener.
s'Oyer 5000 la the conservatory prop
er and 1900 in the other hothoases.
Tho nuu,ber i largely increased every
year. Pisnts xrc fefe from nearly every
country On The globe
w hat are they used for!"
aThe White House il decorated every
day with from $50 to 800 plants-dow-
efinR, tropical and foliage. For State,
Cabinet and public dinners and recep-
ti0ns the dscora lions are more elaborate.
/ an now preparing for ! Cabinet din
iaer, aud do plant expert showed The
Enquirer seysfd huge mounds o. out
flowers, whose fragrance would tickle
tho noses Of the statesmen at King Ar
thSir's next roul.d.tabls chat. Every
.oir, i decorated except the East room,
ana that was until she public, who nre
ed,aittsd without festricti ~ 10 The East
loon from u until 3 o'clock daily. be-
gan 1. sseat the plantS and eyen the
pots, for ilenentoes, l suppose and the
garstuer looked disgusted.
''Aow are the conservatory and dow
er houses heated! :"
s.By hot water, fornishe1 from seven
b. .cr.. From I5O to 2O9 tons u coal
srs nsrd every winter. Some of the
tropical plants require artificial heat in
the summer"
s.flow many men are employed Y
Eleven. One head gardener at
el400, one assistant 1t s75 month.
fonr Gardsners 81 10, two laborers st
As. and three q e1.25 I day. We do
sil the WORK Of the White House
krounds."
s'I1ow much money Is required an
nuallY for 81 purposes
''Fsr the past four years $500 have
been appropriated annually"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
Revival Of Druidic.l Rites.
rLondoa ssshSssd, January is.


An extrAor1i r1inary scene took place on
slnday night on top OF Welsh mount
ain. The Inhabitants of the vale Of Ola.
mnsean were startled BY witnessing
f. les ascending from tbs summit Of Z
l..,untain near the town of 1.iastrissant.
About thousand ps epls made their way
TO the top. and in the mtdst Of center
Of fire saw an aged physiciAn peaed
Price, stafsding, robed IN white. chanting d
Druid funespl hymn. Dr.. Price has long
assumed whit hc calls the dress of the
Druida. rhel people presently discov-
cred that tho hody Of the doctors own
child wss in the midst Of the flames. and
they became greatly excited. The po-
lice having secured the doctor, the
crowd rushed forward and snatobsd
sway the corpse, which <hey conveyed
70 the Iiantrlssant police station. The
hill ou which the StteppSel cremation
took place was the doctors own prop
erty.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
Aeconnodst.ns Postmaster.

ssLst me have 1--WE two-cent stamps,
please, snid lady to the retail stamp
clerk IL the postoface yesterday. c.
mm. kc ssld. handing theasout. Cant
you let ne have them in ono piece r she
adicd. " Certainly. na'am,' said the
clerk. ..Can ssnd them home for you,''
20 no; / don't live far--only on the
North Si0s --and / am going right home.
/ wouidn't want TO put you TO trouble. =
mo trouble at 81. :. eaid the clerk; II
hassp's very muoh 10 do to-day. and !
could very easily spare an hour
VERY much obliged, said the lady.
smiling sweetly. ''DeAr me. de aid.
putting 6n stamp, "what horfid bother
Il Is 10 stamp lettersl Why can't we
send letters and let the postofiice aend
in their bills once : month"; They
might just a we'll. " sid the clerk gym
pAfhisIngly; "I'H mention the fact TO
Congress in my next message to Con-
gress. "Wilf you! How nice! Bat
you musn't mention my name. Say the
idea was suggested BY Nofthsside %
ciety lady.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17

All the above lines Of goods win be found to be of
excellent quality and the prices which they quoted
are rideuously low and II our advertisements e your
intelligence will surely find it out and your duty will then
be cast of you have stunned others before us
who deceived you, therefore advise every ono to
embrace the present opportunity Of finding for them
selves the truth Of advertisements and they will
" discover that statements bombast but are
founded upon our firm and proper conviction. we can
benefit the public purse while We benefit our
You cordially inuited to attend this Sale on
Wednesday. February Goth.
n 49, sahss - snaAa.ess suri.s sAa sale.
coun orders rsoeivs psomps sssnton. Price List and
Samples sent lee
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
\ H.dss Of : PLACE 20 reform
ic,isago asrsldI

A man who was convictbd Il ,hsft and
sentenced 10 the Stats Frbon in Pbils
dolphia, the other ddy Astonishcd the
Judge BY making these pointed remarki
In court: II worked thfs6 years' ID
your State Prison making shoes, and
know a. much about making shoes .
/ do about watches. They taught
me to be diahonest My principal work
was to paste leather and pastebosrd TO-
eethcr TO make thick sole to impose on
the public. The man who had the con
tract was Christiau. member Of ths
church, and q the time | called his At
tentio1 to The pastsbonrd business b,
was iofeman Of the grand jury.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
An Old HEAD On Young shoulder.
photographic call.I

IPhilsdetphiA Call.
Mamma Hush, child; litsls cliildren
should be silent when other people are
taking.
Little Jack II did not notice you was
talking.
Mamma--That is dear, good little
boy; you did not mean to BE- impolite.
Little Jack--No, indeed; I never talks
when you h taIhin' 10 visitors, nor when
visitors u talkin'. wants 10 hoas what
they say.
Mamma Why, what do you want to
heer fort
uttls Jack 'Causs old Mrs. Mulli6nn
around the seornsr gives me . cake wnen
/ tell her. -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17

Those who desire to consult me should do 50
1t the earliest poeSihle moment and not wait
until the iungs begin to break down and cavi-
ties form In the lungs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
wonsn's nishs ).
IrkIl.delphIa f,alI.l

The right 70 % pretty muck - they
Ths riehs 10 make Z fuss whsa : fel-
low stsys out late.
The risht % blame evsvythink o.
their hus6andss money losing or nsco>y-
making pfopsnsitis@ Just = II hAppeAs
for three wseks every six months and
call Il house cleaning. -
The right to nakethe old man vets
any way they want 10.
The right to : home, : husbsnd and 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17

Noticing the fact that the Ohio legis
lature hssAhAnssd. thu name Of the
State prieQn to tho NOhio Houso Of De-
tenticn, the Detroit Fyes Press suggests
that the woman's fefofmatory Be re-
christened the Restraining seminary
for Young Ladies'.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
4 ssoru, ovsreoss,
IRAIls1sIpAIs c.ll.

"Whak kisd 81 q overcoat i tb.l
"Thes, sIF, = mi . rsguler ovsfcoat.
u 10 called storm ooAt, Phew! How
warm ~ weatkef y Gottlnn.r
why b iteai)sd : sooru1 eeetf
~ 1ec4use u kslpe aWayetcrms Wh3n
vse1her lcoks thseatseiNs y M
= ! }~1S ~ ~ %, "a tsl0f>
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
Notice to Contractors.

ne plAns and Specifications for the sehoo
hnildlsG 10 b. erected IA PlacsntlA school dis
sict. near AnAhsiln, are now ready for estlmsses
Copies q nid paAns - - found ~ The once o
MN. NeFsdden. Secretary. Anshsin. and a
ths o1lcs u Kysct Moran. AFehitsets, NeDon
~ Bseck. Lca Angeles saAlsd pFop>nl Tor u.
ssse>ion "a culnpletion q sald buildinx viii b
rsoulvs1 " ths Dedssaasy q tie neard. ". y
l1eFsxasa, AaAhsta. on y l,>iose neon Monday
rstsuAzy ~. lset
" n NspAppu>s. sszssasy.
y Kyuon : ,1oec Al Aze1aeeese
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
nugAea' Rns.lan naths.

Aiier suGsrinx tor months with sistlc rheu-
masian, ana al>er trying most ~ remedial
.gerc|sa. Including e!so1liel<y, wss % reduced
= - ~ unsAAs " NH. v4e inducs4 70 ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
d.. J. 8. Grimm,

OFFICE AT xEslDENcE. lss MAIN STREET
osncs Houn--e to II A. n. Ito 5 and 70 8
IN
Hue- m1b-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
d., Joseph Kurts

No. SOS nAln sss.ss. oppo.iss B.lr Bloea
avEys and ~ dlssaass s.~ssd With u. esss Of
. spscialisk apa2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17
J. Harmon, Il d,
County Physician.

nAscARzL BUILDING. upsssa& Rs.lssss
oGss hcun iion 10 v II a. n; fss.l v ss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-17

For the special cure Of the above Diseases
Our system Of practice is by the ''Aercanr
system OF Medicated lnhaiafiens, combined in
all cases with proper Constitutional remedies
Over 10000 cases treated duriug the past Is
years. Thousands Of references given from all
parts Of the United States. -he following Ia q
sample
Rev. L. r. Fiske, n D., President Albion Col
lege, Albion. Mich, formerly pastor Central NJ
Z. Church, Detroit, Mich, and editor Of the
Christian Advocate" says:
l am glad TO add my testimony to tho efficacy
Of the treatment my son has received. In the
Spring Of ls71, my son, then at the age q twenty
three, was suffering from severe affection Of
the bronchial tubes and lunrs, 50 as to be COM
pelled TO keep his room, and the most Of time
his bed. Within the space Of two weeks he ex-
peritn,cd about dozen hemorxhHges. from
which Nhc orlineTy remedies afforded hut tenn
porary relief applied 70 Dr. Williams, who
supplied him with inhAiing medicines, which
effected an immediate arrest Of the bleeding,
ard which has never occurred since he began
the inhalation. l. h F1SkE
Tho~a vrho tesirs IA ronsult ma sho,,id .lo 81
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-31


1t is said that great effort is usdes
way to secure the division Of Washington
Territory. In that interest Mr.. 6ewall
Truax has been visiting the towns of
Cheney, Spokane Falls and Colfax ard.
it is claimed, has made many converts y
the movement, among leading nseA =
those cities. A division .boom" u Eass,
ern Washington may, therefore, be looked
for soon, it this weeks papers from ths
upper country do not bring the iosesun-
ners of it. We shall sec what - sAa1
W. ". Journal.
Bro. Truax should be better employed
in viewing out the 10 Lo Pa It -
Bitter Root mountains
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-31
NUMBER ~.


l. What is machine?
2. Give the general law Of equllibeun
in machines.
3. Give the formulas for the six -.
chanical powers.
4. Write the principle On whieA ~
Hydrostatis press is founded.
5. What Is the pressure per squase fooe
At the bottom Of Z river where The vna9
is 10 feet deep? n
6. A dam Is 800 feet long and II
feet high, what pressure does i sustain,
not counting the currentf
Z. Tho light in light house = 100
feet above tho water, how far cani 4 =
sesa from the deck II vsassl - -
above the watesl
9. What u the weight ef s1bie fboe
Of gold, specific gravity, IS, N.
.. (Expcriment)- This piece Of nj
weighs ten and threc-cights ounces II ~
air, in water it weighs ious and ons-fo1zth
ounces; find its specific gravity.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL ExAMINArIox-READs
l. Reading the Declaration Of Inds<
pendencc.
2. Copy to tho words 'candid work"
3. Who wrote the Declaration of In
dependcucc?"
I. When was it written?
s. Why was it writtenf
6. Who was King Of Great Britain =
the time?
Z. Who was president Of the Uniesa
States at the time?
8. Where was Congress assembled =
the time?
| .. To whom was the docsneat "a
dressed!
In what tone would you read thsi
A--ARIrHxETJo.
| !. How many yards il three nilss, g
rods and two yards?
| 2. 1855 tons equal wha&i give in-
ItegHs.
I 3. f2s equal what! il integess
! 4. Reduce 1860 inches to rod.
| 3. What would Ave pounds Of chsas
weigh on q jewelers. scalei
i 6. What would I l6 pvt. gold chain
weigh on Druggists scals7
/ Z. Ii for 8 cords Of wood thss y
pile delivered I feet vida, 3 feeE 8 incA-
o high, AZ feet long how much ~ yoA
cheated?
! s. Whist ycars are leap year, give ruls.
! PHYSIOLOGY.
! /. Name and describe the organs 4
circulation.
2. Give the uses of the canillav;ra
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-31

"Charlcs +. Brown, Of New Mexisoe
and Miss Jennie Monaghan, Of Hubble
ton, Wisconsin, were happily united il.
the bonds Of matrimony BY the Rev.,
Father Ticrney, of Redwood, 1t Ctaw-.
fsh Church. Thursday Of last week, Ia
ward Higgins and Miss Ella MosagAaa.
oficiatcd in the capacity Of eroonsnaa'
aud bridesmaid respectively. Aftar he,
ceremony was over the happy couple ~.
companicd by large number Of invited;
friends retired to tho home Of the bsids's'
mother, in the town Of Waterloo vhess
refreshments were served 70 which u did
ample justice. Later in the evening danss
Ing was commenced which vas kept ~,
ill late hour next nornisg. The music.
for the occasion vas most deigAtAslly
rendered BY the celebrated Alexaadri&
String Band. The newly married cospls
took their departure from this plass for
Chicago on the early morning train, whers
they expect to spend the winter. The
bride is niece of the Hon. james Hig.
gins. of the town Of Shields, and one of
Hubbleton's choicest daughter. The
groom is young man who, although
short time among US, has gained tho,
confidence and respect Of sil our people,
and in this important step Of his life al
wish him and bride long life made up
Of such blessings as only true love can
produce. Sun"
We take the above from tho Water
town Gazette, dated Jan. 4, 1884, pub
lished in Watertown, Wisconsin. Mr..
{. f. Brown is son of Mrs. Dave B.
Baldwin, Of Camas Prairie.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-31
Sincerely yours,
FRANK |. TEDFoRD.

LEWISTON, I. T., Sept, II, 1883.
GENTLEAEN:-Having used Eureka
Specific for cough, have no hesitation
in saying that it is indeed an excellent
medicine, and recommend it to everyone
as a true cough remedy.
Respectfully, J. B. MENoMY.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-31

LEWISTON, I. T., Oct. 8, 1883.
Your Eureka SpeciSc is . superior
remedy for coughs and colds. Having
used it with gratifying results ] can rec
ommend it without hesitancy.
L. J. BoNHoRE.
LEWISTON, I. T., Oct. 2, 1883.
SIRs;--One bottle Of your Eureka
Specific cured me Of . severe cold and l
can heartily endorse your medicine.
J. s. DRAK1.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-01-31

MANUFACTURED By
III. w. LITTLE sSr CO.,
Iewistsa. ldahs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-26
FELICITACI0N,

Don Andres Rodriguez, duefio de la
acreditada marca de cigarri,los "La
Belleza 8 Pajarito," profundamente
agradecido al constante favor que me
recen en- este suelo los pro1uctos de 50
fabrica, felicita cordialmente d los ha-
0itantes de Puerto Rico con motive de
las Pascuas y Alo nuevo.
AL mismo tempo hace saber que la
faIta de Ia estampilla LA BELIEFS" en-
algunos de los cigarrillos de su marca,
d6bese dnicamente a las considerables
existencias de papel sin aquella, que
tiene en- almaeen, y la necesidad de
darle salida. Por 10 tanto, advierte a
los consumidores que todos los ciga-
rros expendidos por los senores Conill
Bolivar y Co, sus dnicos agentes en-
San Juan de Puerto Rico, son legiti-
mos J proceden de su fabrica, aun GUAM
do carezcan de estampilla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-26

DE La PRovIScIA DE PTo.-RIco.

En- virtud de 10 dispnesto por ell
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General, Sc
proveeran por concurso dos plazas de
Escribientes, que resultan vacantes en-
la Secretaria de esta 1ntendencia Ge-
neral y en- Ia Administration Central
de Rentas y Contribuciones, dotadas
con el haber anual de $50 pesos cada
una.
Los eiercicios Sc verifcaran en- Ell
Palacio de la Iutandencia General de
Hacienda ell domingo % del corriente,
q las l2 del dia, ante la Junta de Jefes
de Hacienda.
Seran examinados los aspirantes de
Gramatica Castellana, Aritmetica y Es-
critura al dictado.
En- igualdad de circunstancias seran
preferidos los que tengan titulo acade-
mico, est6u sirviendo 8 hayan servido
al Estado.
Las solicitudes Sc presentaran en- la
Secretaria de esta Intendencia hasta ell
sabado q del corriente.
Puerto-Rico, Is de Diciembre de
1884.-El Secretario de la Intenden--
cia General, Aionso dc Ojeda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-12-26
GACETILLAS.

NOvena de la Providencia. ~
Con grau solemnidad ha dado principle
esta traditional novena que en- la Santa
tglesia Cathedral dirige con sumo cello
Ell Rdo. P. Agusti.
La concurrencia que asiste d esos
piadosos cultos es muy numerosa J
prueba una vez mas la profnnda devo-
ci6n que inspira este cristiano pueblo
la Santfsima Yirgen de la Proyideneia.
Noche- nuena.-kaa pasado ya
la noche feliz, 10 noche del hogar, Ia
noche de Ia expansion. Los tenn
pics han estado mny concarridos, y en-
honor 4 la verdad debamoa decir que
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