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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-22

ahe fissry IN ths Lonssen STOCK mar.
kslk end ne s&hppsng ~ Alsxanllrsa Of
al Guards whsiwess ca their vas hsne
fsam kaaks,n. ladissss that sonaa hisah
ban taken place 10 she Anelo Raasisn
Hssss<iassanA Hoe ssFiona this bitch
rssS BE- IA. IL ,soarse. matter at con
isetaxes ilaa a b psoeahls nss very
assiosa saah uas@ensAry sxeisslnsnss
sesvs 70 sAau Msu dslissaa NE nass.la
saahx ~. and q a wers nss sAns she
British Gssefsas&na = dssssmaness apoa
peaes. var vuasd not yea BE- slseh
great impsohahiiias.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-22

DRESS G0OBS-Oura assortment Of
new soft w0ol materials is the most n.
tractive i'm the city and includes grest
variety Of new shades and styles. The
latest Is the BISON CLOTH. which we
are showi0g i'm GRENAT, MIN. RI.
WERE, MAslIC. MARION, TAN.
SIN, ETC.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-22

PokELAxDfs PoPCLA-IOS.-Ths census
jass taken tends 10 dis4kuss the Port
LADDERS Of tie oksrished idAa that thsiT
city has popalation Of 40.000 inhsbit-
ants, and thai there ara 5000 or 6DO0o
10 tbs city and It's subrIrbs. a. they have
claimed for year OF more past. The
census of 1856 soovs up mas persons
In the city proper, sxelaEivs Of an esti
mate Of 400 Chinese. East Portland
has 1854 and Albina los. lnclndinR
the Cutness, who are probably overesti-
mated, The thrse municipalities have an
aggregate population OF 3l,2S9, or a
little mare than half the eatnusiastie
estimates.
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TEE CmAroaIo socEETx.--Thare we're
fossy members "a ths irst rehearsal Of
tha osaaorio Society 81 Mr. 9. @.
feuna's rcoms. last niRht. Coed pro-
ersiss was made In shs song Of Mendels-
solin. Farewell 10 the Forest, y and she
members left feeling thai q stroke far
nxizic has "a iast been made Ia Seattle.
aud thaa ID IL foseihle. and thai hence
forth the HOeiety II q sueeeea. Several
new meinbefs we're proposed. Tia COM
uittees aoaais4inQ Of Mrs.. Janufnes.
Mrs. Gfasse and Mrs WhitlIessy, re-
ported TIE followtne snhsuxihtas mem
hsrs, wha. having paid 8. are entitled
70 attend all feheafaals q the Secieav
ensa 20 tsa reserved sests a each Of The
feur eonesrts The coeiefy win give |:
Me<sFs d. r. Wheeler, John Leary.
0epaain George d. hill. DE-. II. B Bag.
ley, VI. r. Boyd. Frank II. winelow.
W. A. Hiasbrook, Gosernor r. p. Ferry.
HsAiy Gsf4eft, Dr.. r. r. Miunr, Judes
fhetnas Rarke, !. n. Mifuhels, Jr., Nr.
n Doagsi. Adolph Nahes, Lodi Broyles.
u. u. Maddooks Fred SANDER, @. r,
MnndAy, ksAnk HAsford. Jnsaph Ferth.
q. ID. Lswman. q Morrse Hsl,nr. Mr..
1slman, e. q. A&ilts. Mr.. Laswellvn, II,
4. OhiibsrR. y Baxter ana GrosQe
Moore This phases Ia the treAsufrr's
hands $50, whioh l. = healthy nnolras
FOR thu baildsnR up OF 4 sahatsnsiaI
treasury. seattle shuai1 be psoaa that
10 masisSans are thus 10 ssfieiently or
gAAaaess.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-22

May 2t-Tbe petition Il JRJ. She
pech, "a a., foT . county road from
ssieux Cssck 10 White kiveT was granted.
md Michael Harm and Patrick Hayes
wese appointed viewers.
Jack Sullivan was sppointed censta-
be Of hswnastis precinct 20 al the Va
ssney stused BY the resignation Of
Richard Goidsvorthy.
The Beard completed its annual sst-
tiennent and examination Of vouchers
sish the Treasurer and dnd a. follows:
Amount In treasury May l.
H24 .......,......-.. s.r..3 9scOf %
Rsseipss since May !, 1885,. il5.7D 81
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MAJ III G. PniRrsy "a Jas. HEz-
x4Fd, naorSon Ter new trial denied.
W. al Loekssf W. y. BAxsss q ca.
The IaFy altar bszn7 oGs al night,
brongnf 10 . vssGicf Tor the plaintiffs
for f40a- Plaintiffs gave Rosies Of 9
nosisa fos neE trial.
Mary 4. iasognty w. s. kirshosrs
and n. y. DFsE. Judgment for plain
ia for xle0o and cost.
). Baxter x Co. rs Geo. j. Jedriss.
Ja5Rnent for plaintiffs for $lT3A
s5oFdoa HardSare Company Va Ed.
r. Swesuy. Def&alt OF deseLdsnt. and
Judgment for piAintia for ss5 %
G. H. Metesn vs Gormlsy & Fletcher.
Or friaL
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CesuN ismnksRs FuszxD xsztssaas
Agsiwnesa OsaesF (saraner salersa sAs
pssmsnz - Lac Kee. On eeasA rAtna
slxs@4. hssweea Mill and Washington
stzs&aA and found IN he bach rssssa
eHu w&i&e Fefsemst Ha&ta aud faeAasa.
reclzninx On . ride beach. half ssnlMn d
Efresm eEfana, sshieh they wxre kiill
isnsksn1. Too Cases pfnpFieinr 81
80 i1ans ss2ae seosi has eaoxgss, hal sill
Gfossahiy be aspiassd sodks. TIE staias
cealpta waze a1FeeteG and takszI inso
eoaiA lbs n2ss b soaas naan iIhssas
~ pxara IL szeA tara and euasdAiad
fxo1a ne toAR eontinnsa nsa a. The
szrndk 4n& Ais name is Las RaakiniIamIA.
1hs w&<nAn xMi Falh&f soaH2. Mka -
w3d o. oetank VI ne 1nfafi nanx7sfes &ale
sRvs haf n&naa a. MARI Roht,fsnaa.
ane'f weFa esrat naed a. sud skssta
Hns C1inAm&s. isAen ssaRns. wiii lirsts.
ahiy Era wore.
Hissnem vAszs@sed BE- a and ,seaa.
a rsduas& x&zxs. - ~ mad ~ J. Dskmek
I UsAA Man azrsef. Apa& Ira
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TwR AIISxzsxls.-~A vary large au-
disshaa Aisssnhlsd ~ tha FIRE. Opera
He'sae lara svenine. - witssn The en-
tsrsainmeas given ~ nsirdss MINISTRIES.
IL u 10 exAgzefAttan b so thaa she en-
tefi&tasnasut waA ene 81 the very hass in
kveRs tsalsare cas- good. and every ane
uaa appFeSlates3 msuss heartily. Tue
fsAi's Of Professor Hardy, she eQaiii-
hfisas excited wonkiar and aanlrnsion ia
about eqaal proportions. TIE ether
~ csaitles we're eaeslly good. DafinE
tna peffcrmanes OF TIE AfterpsNca sonns
exrissmeist waR oeeAaioned annong the
Andience b. HE aAAFm OF Dire ousaide.
For , tause Q paste seemed inmsslens.
bah sshes sease prevailed and saass who
bad sPfsng % shsaF fset and started
bassaFsas Aha d,eF. fpsamed sAsir aaats
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JERSEYS-Haviag secured large
quantity Of imported Cashmere Jer.
seys we are enabled to offer them very
cheap-in Coat Back, Scallspped, Fan
backed and 8rsided styles.
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AKRrFKD.-The ship Astoria arrived IN
port Wednesday evsnina after q Ions
passage from San Francisco. She 10 Al
prescott disehArs ing ballast at the CITY
dock. and in q day or 50 will commences
loading coal for San Francisco.
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AiknEssis os ran Qnxxx. The siRssna-
sAie Qaasa a me Pscias arrived here
- ssee'elsck last svsniaz. she hsaa1hf
m pesMhilasrz frnzn aan Fsaneaspa. d..
sxihlsle1 - felaemss rieaoxla. las !,
Rsxa Tossnsna, II SaMsslA. Sal an
Soaiad gaFts. q. Her ffeseh1 eanssslrd
ez 60 ta2s st genera uas9nh snsiizs. et.,..
sfisxahn1as sAas FfeAs4aas - sans !:
nari Xawus.nd. - aaass seAstse, 4le
ssns Islss1as - lanzs SsssiAeeo1, I
ta1. and slsgmpsa. ~ ts0A
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WASH FABRiCS-A splendid as.
sortment Of New Goods. In plata and
figured Satteens, Powered Lawns. Lat
fiee Cheeks, Laen Lawns, Creole
Stripes, Turco Plsids, Fancy Lace
Stripes. BnRtings. etc.
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FOR SALE Or RENT

usHgLARaR STEAM SAW Hill AZ n.
4 neIiinahan WhA1ooe ogun4 $3.50
eity rom Z % lol COO feet per q y ~
"a ~ ,itnated for chipping. As1 " ae,'ss
center az 3 growing cts. fT -. IN
l<rs inquire e. Il kLD9iDS$ ~ iii
- esui-@M, o. Mr. AHTUS BAkfLlnsat s e
HAYES street. San Fr1neiseo
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NKw BLOOD. NKw LEKx.-This ID Oh
tanned By using Plumbers Blood Puri,
Asr. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot;
tie, six for Is. mhl7-3m
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Sick hesdaehe, hslhitual oustivenesa
psins I'm back and Iiulhs. loss Of sppetite,
bad breath and taste IN the mouth, ETC.,
entirely cured ny the aae Of
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ms casna ahich dsFkena nisidsass
BROS = altssnsamee 10 hiexsr aaa .
msns AAsa.
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NEW DRY G0ODSl
STACKPOOL,
JACKSON B co.
Corner Front and Columbia SITS

Having opened the new store | a the
Kenny building, our stock IL new com.
piete with all the Novelties of the
Season.
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Fancy Good. Lace, Gloves, Em.
brOideries, ETC., In great variety.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-22

the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, D. 8. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one.half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county, and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
tiers of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots l and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots /
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one Of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block Al Woodward's
addition, 7i.9xi2S feet, SITS.
Lot 8. block 81, Kidd's addi-
tion, $325
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the COmstock supplemental
addition, at $50 per lot. or the
entire fifty-two lots for $1,000.
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks Of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half Of the north>
west quarter of section 8, in
township Is north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for q berry. fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile Of the townsite
Of Whatcom; good location and
good soil ; $1,000.
VIII sell either Of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices TO be
agreed upon.
An undivided cne-eighth in
tsrest in and to the north hall.
and the north half Of the south
east quarter Of section 80, town.
ship - north, range s east, for
sl7,5O0.
The above is one Of the most
valuable coal properties in WASH
ington Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
sin millions Of tons Of good coal
ana 10 wen worthy Of investi ga
ton By any one desiring to in
vest.
cHla. <. JEHIER,
Room :, Arcade Building, Front
street. Seattle.
The greater portion Of the
foregoing belongs TO the estate |
n r. c. Comstook, deceased, and |
he same must be sold.
nsaan a. sNsMmN
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II3s:Is 81 I:I:|! 2!III7l5;
|l$slej.S PLUMBERS
~ aili5l !I11i
To Whom IL May Concern

7 HAyE THIS DAN REVOKED THE
\ agency OF Auttia a. Bell and have ap-
pointed thowas Wood, a. my agent. In
his place. From and after this date Mr..
Wood. alone. viii transa my basiness,
my behalf. will hot be ratified.
w. n. BELL.
May q. 1855 my.2s
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5000

u Ill. bun THE HOUSE AT ,asa
w aud lie ChMrry street inalaAinsr
thrse well furnished ruorns ard kstrher !.
greand NJ 80 z mcath. On nsoss fasn-.
abe tcfu1a Apply ~ Dr. q l. Mill HER.
bee cherry str~ef AIS
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MARMnRA De vas. go.

GRAD lated FROM HOME0-
~ pathte Hospital College. Cleveland,
Ohio. 1877, Office ana RESIDENCE, Fourth
street, between spring and Seneca, near
University, Seattle. my2f
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House 90 LET,

A SPLENDID HOUSE, CENTRALLY
Il located. Apply TO
mh6 G. @. PHINNEY q ca,
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HAVE A sAFK WHICH 49, ~
Il sell WAY lew. or rent Tor thr
beng Call II el3 Frgnf street w4w
auI6haw El9Ak hhhn
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHAR
N ac.er snd indust ions hahita, who is
willing N wrrk from 100 Q m. till $50 D.
m. sis waited immediately. Address
- ChafnctaF,e city r. o. go
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mo WHOM IT MAY CONCERN .
i fnks notice. l have this day taken
charge 81 the Glob. Printing 0filce. ana
win n0t be respopsshls for j hisls essn-
srAcea1 kers tu{orc o. hsrrAfteE hy the 4 n
q J. 81 Hsuxhs0n and !. ~ psrron. do
ing bnzsness asder the nrm name Of
alebe rrlnting Comp&ny.
Jos A. STEWART.
N. H-Ths business VIII b. co rfe& on
from this dssa ~ ske anders ixnef.
"A STEWART. !
ssssxia. W. T. April 81 lisa = I'm
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nR. T. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
u his Office 70 Frye's new Opera House
Building. rooms Nos. and z.
Telephone No. S. auS0
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SECOND COOK AND DIsHvfAshsa%s
- must be god. Apply 20 y. y, bAns \.
BslIi0wn. between " o n. snh -
today. -.-----. .ssk..--
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07
HALCYON.

The Halcyon Club was entertained on
Monday evening by Col. and Mrs. Logan
IL. Roots, and full attendance of men,
bers and many invited guests were present.
Quite feature of the evening, beside
the programme, was the play excelIently
enacted by four young ladies.
The name of Miss Taylor, of Jefferson,
Texas, was the first onthe programme, and
she rendered very we'll a difficult instru-
mental piece. This young lady, we hear
has been studying music for the last two
years at one of the Conservatives of Music
i'll Boston.
Mr. Grelling sung next, after which
Miss Dodge played in her usual artistic
manner ....... ....
Then followed the play, which is satire
upon Shakepeare's plays of Hamlet
Romeo and Juliet, Merchant of Venice and
Macbeth The name is. ole Place on
Dame' and the story is founded on the
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

Thursday evening, January 20, occurred
the handsome reception Of Mr.. and Mrs.
?. K. Roots. This entertainment was one
of the brilliant affairs of the winter, and
was very largely attended by the many
friends Of the considerable host and the gentle
and gracious hostess. The double parlors
were crowded, the hall and sitting room
thronged, and while the music pulsed its
sweetest measure, it was impossible to
think of dancing for awhile for the groups
of guests were so closely conversing in the
pleasant rooms, that any simultaneous or
harmonious movement was impossible.
After supper had been announced, how
ever, and the groups, ever changing,
moved softly on to the supper rooms, the
lancers and some dances were in order.
Rossner had arranged the elegant repast
and this unrivalled caterer and his aids
brought forward his choicest made dishes
and his most recherche confections. II was
late when the guests proflered their adieux
feeling with regret that an evening at once
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07
Godey items.
MISS JEAN LOUGHBOROUGH.

Miss Urquhar has returned from re-
cent visit to Memphis, and was escorted
home by Mr.. W. H. Miller, one of the en-
q4isites of Memphis, who remained in the
city few days. We regret to say that
this charming young lady will spend only
short time at home, intending to join a
party of young people in Memphis, and
from there 60 to New Orleans, to be pres
emf at the Mardi Gras.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07
Miss Mollie Blanks has returned from a
trip to Louisville and Nashville.

Mrs. Ida Stowell Williams returned
this week from Memphis, where she has
captured the mu'ic-lovers of that city dur
ing her recent engagement with the Carrie
Heating Company, The Memphis papers
have paid tributes to Mrs. Williams voice,
that few amatuer singers can claim, and
not only do they speak of the range and
and power that Mrs. Williams commands
as vocalist, but they compliment her
above everything else by saying, that with
her charming manner and sympathy, she
sings right to the hearts Of her audience.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

The Bachelors were entertained by MIS-
Cora CAN'T on Friday evening, at pei
residence, cor. Second and Broadway
The young people hada charming evening,
as Mrs. CAN'T is famous for her cordA'
hospitality. a,lu
Miss Simms, Of Washington, Ark @a
Miss Reed, of Fayetteville are guess
Mrs. CAN'T, and the young ladies aD'
gentleman present were Miss Minnie N~
leigh, Mr.. A, L. Lynch; Miss Raulp'
Wadleigh, Mr., W. H. 5o'sr
Miss Natalia Seward, Mr., d n
Boicourt; Miss EstelIe Hecksr
Illinois, Mr.. j. s. Pomeroy; MISS I
Speers, of Pine Bluff, Mr.. W Il. LaOgD,%
Miss Anna Martin, Mr. Roy LIEN Pr 4,
Miss Nellie Hyde, Mr.. Q, ii. 9sU, r.
Miss Lee Cribs, Mr.. w. a ui'D NJ
Louise Taylor of Jefferson, leAa'' n,
John Deshon; Miss Mary Newton 4,
J. D. Waldron; Miss Mollie Blanks /,
George Powell; Miss Emma De'DG'' 4.
B. W. johnson; Miss Lucia Branch n
A. G. Riley; Miss Eva Whitth@ 9, Il,r,,
John R. Colburn; Miss Hattie Cpl, ,s,g
Mr.. Fred Go8sell, Mr.. Walter hOli'D
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

supposition that Hamlet married Ophelia
instead of driving her to drink-too much
water. Juliet is supposed to be the happy
wife of Romeo, both of them Imprisoned,
while Portia and Lady McBeth do contin-
ually make carricatures of their leige lords.
Miss Lucia Martin, an excellent Ophelia,
was robed in soft cream color, with blue
ribbons. Her hair was bound with
grasses, and she carried a fan made of
grasses, while she continually quoted
HAM without let or hindrance
That love-sick maiden, Juliet, was well
personated by Miss Emma Deshon, her
costume being cream colored silk en- traine
with much drapery, her hair worn in two
long braids.
That disciple of Blackstone, Portia, was
ably portrayed by Miss Georgia Waters,
and with her flowing black draperies, and
square students cap, she would make a
charming picture of woman's rights.
Miss Whitthorne, as Lady Macbeth,
wore, we suppose, my lady's morning gown,
which was a pretty costume of pink cash
mere and garnet velvet, while hair which
was grey, spectacles and a cap, made "Lady
Mac" quite domestic picture.
The ladies and gentlemen present, were
Mrs. PIX. Roots, Mrs. W. G. Ratcliff, Mrs.
S. R. Cockrill and Mrs. Norton, the Misses
Wadleigh, of Illinois, Miss Ashley, Miss
Parham, Miss Cantrell, Miss Pierce, Miss
Taylor, Miss Whitthorne, Miss Martin,
Miss Branch, Miss Watkins, Miss
Waters, Misses Deshon, Miss Gibson.
The Messrs. Lynch, Gossell, johnson,
Gress, Lyman, Waters, Carroll, Horrocks,
Grelling, BIackwood, Maxwell, Pope, COL
burn, Whittenberg, Pomeroy, Leigh and
Hampstead.
.m. q.
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#.
memorable and charming, had passed
them. There were present, and as neal. h'a
looker-on can remember namo.
them: f. s'
Governor Hughes, Mrs. Redmond =
and Mrs. B. D. Williams, Col. and " W.
sibley, Mrs. Sibley, of Chicago. Mn, IN.
Wadleigh, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. c,s,,
Walker, Col. and Mrs. Logan Roots. Ind,
Caldwell and Mrs. Benton, Judge and N.Y.
Mcclure, Judge and Mrs. Kimball Ind,
Compton, Judge and Mrs. M. W. Rs,;s
min, Judge and Mrs. Waters, Jud,s ",
Mrs. B. B. Battle, Judge Eakin and Mr.
Cantrell, Mrs. Plat Holman and NJ,
Sheppard, DIR. and Mrs. Beidelmap, N,
and Mrs. Mark Valentine, Mr.. Butler
Mrs. Norton, Rev. and Mrs. T. G. Tuppe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Glib, Mr.. and Mrs Dbl
bear, Mr.. and Mrs. Belts, Col. and Nix
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Whipple, Mrs.
Brooks, Miss Ida ], Brooks, DR.. and Mrs.
Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Jones, Nm
Rowland, Lieut., Taylor, e.. S. A., DR.. and
Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs
Whitney, Miss M. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin
Mrs. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Polk, Mw.COct
rill, Prof. and Mrs. Parham, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgerton, Col. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dewey, Judge and Mrs. Smith, d.
and Mrs. Murrell, DR.. and Mrs. Chrisnan
Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs. Deshon, Mrs. White
Mrs. Knox and daughter, DR., and Mrs
Stark, Col. and Mrs. Ben johnson, Judge
and Mrs. B. D. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs Van
Etten, Col. and Mrs. Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Boyle, Col. and Mrs. SappiDgton
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitthotne
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

Miss Lillian Brown, who has been the
guest of Miss Matte Williams for the past
few weeks, has returned to her home in
Van Buren,.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

Mr., Gray Carroll intends going to New
Orleans in few weeks to join his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pemberton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-19
LAS ALEGRIAS DE MI ALDEA.

Eel Padre Fernandez Laza cerrd las
fiestas de la iglesia con un discurso
religioso, y ell tltimo globo Sc elev6
desde esta casa, dejando en pos regne-
ros de ascuas, q cuyo refejo leiase cla-
ramente, en- ell fondo de una bandera
roja amarillo, un nombre querido por
eote pueblo de leAles; FL EspodA
San Antonio no puede quejarse de
sus patrocinados. La crisis. ...no ha po-
lido veneer ell entusiasmo por ell san
to. Ell pueblo merece bien del cielo
luna cosecha excelente, 10 menos)...
Sc ha divertido, es verdad, pero tam
bien ha rezado, y al remontar la vista
con los g!obos que Sc marcbaban CANT
40 de las nubes, ha imaginable que lie
miraba el santo, desde la bobsrdilla,
con los brazos muy abiertos para estre-
charlo amorosamente. - Pueblo yen-
turoso!...--
\ no vale negar que es muy bonito.
Ponce es el cerebro de la isla--asi me
10 decia Marin, en- una horchateria de
los Madriles, porque Marin tomaba
horchata conmigo, y tiers mas farolee
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-19
10 DE ARECIBO.

Nj en- Arecibo hay las disidencias
que suponen alganos colegas reformis-
tas, nj las cosas han pasado nj pssan
allf como Sc imaginan.
iTiene algo de particular que en-
punto d candidaturas Sc hayan dividido
los votos en- pro de dos candidates
igualmente apreciables? Pues clio no
praeba mas sino que los incondiciona-
les obran por criterio propio = con Ia
discretion de ciudadanos dignos.
La ley de Ia discipline no impiie ell
pensar con cordura. Cuando sea ella
necesaria y Sc exija para ell momento
solemne, va verau todos como triunfa
brillante y esplendida.
Aquel asunto era de libre discussion,
toda vez que los distritos son los que
proponen, y el Comite Central no ha-
bia dado nj ha dado aun 50 conformi-
dad 8 inconformidad.
Las diferencias no pasan de libres
discusiones amistosas, y g! tempo de.
mostrarA que las supuestas disidencias
en- NADIA afectsp d Ia bnena discipline
de maestro >dftido en- aquel distrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-06-19
FIESTA pATRIOTICA.

Es la que uos describe ell joven Pc
riodista y distinguido escritor, nuestro
amigo, ell senor D. Luis Bonafoux.
lesde la muy culta villa de Guayama.
Pero dejemos que su iuspirada y poeti-
ca puma trace en- inimltables rasgos
as placidas horas de aquel dia, las
gratas impresiones de aquella fiesta.
Limit6monos q enviar nuestro parabien
.or ial a los mobiles compa1eros que
han logrado reuuir en- bello coniunto
tan hermosos cuadros de fraternal
ammonia, al diguo primer Jefe de sque-
los Voluntarics, alma de la fl sta,
unestro amigo tambien, d. Iguacio
Diaz, 4 cuantos han contribaido con
sn presencia la animaci6n del acto,
y, por fin, al muy amable cronista que
no nos ha olvidado en- medic de sus
triunfos y alegrias.