davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-14
PAsAJEs INTERoOLONIALEs.

Los gastos de- permanenciA en- los puntos dc tTaS.
hoEdo son por euenta de los pasaisgos.
Pasqss OEcialu para EpaAs
En- L. de 1...................f frs. 42b
I'm g. de / 1.................. frs. 40p
En- 81 de 1".................. fra. 37f
La O0mpAhia, como Sc vS On ID tarifi de
pasajes hece una importantsima reducci6h
& los ssAores empleados = ofeiales do
E6rcitO en- esta isla ; sus familias.
OoHDIcIONEs,
Rlvalor de- Lac monedas extrsnjeras ssrk Giad1
p. Dc HssfEs as re fss fpssses dssss
.,s e souivsisnts = On nonedS corrients ii tipt
ana xiia an n plasA a eznAairlnA-
cONCEsIONEs,
Ksta Assncia sxpide pAsaies de- ida , vuslta 4
oa Wales imssfeoiosjss vAidos per tres mesee, co
IN 10 p.S dsrebaia; IN los srd.dsldHsioOs, vAiid
por nm ano. con m Is p.S de rebaia.
A toda familia cuyo pteaje cumpute 81 montantt
ds lpasajes dc cAnara, Dc le conoederk una rebajp
Una mismA persona familis no pusds tsner d.
reeho II YES Les dos concesiones antea eealadao
Loa ninos memories de B amos iran gratisi dc 3 ~
amos pAgarAn 10 cuarta parts Do pasaie; de O. y
amos IL mitad; y do u eumplidos en- adelante %
tiMarin pasaje entero. Cuando una familia tenge
varios nios heneres do tres aAos solo uno irk gra
sis, los demAs pagarAa nm cuarto do pasaie.
RAsAJEs DE ORIADOs.
Los precips para los eEiadsa con deatino Burdeos
HAyEe, serAn de FRANCOIS 800.
PLETEs /
'' Los eonucimientcs dc carga deAsn Ger presents
dos On II Agsncia con II debida antelaci6n, no I'd
&Ymt aallnm lrOa dnA
Para todA clAsN de- iniosmes dirigirse A Agente
principal
Joss =. silva.
TethHn, s6.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

ansssssg iAe many fsssSsy IDEAS Goa.
Fersess eSsh sos9ssasy mar Re uen.
sse1sesa tAAl IA ssessrtshsp ard brissas. i
II dezsA, the ss1setaATy plaaf AAs fas
ssassastes aeen a pssge.saar syssAhssl d
sssse ~ azsa reasss sTanxsk. Ssow rssss
- taaz ii The xpsss ST re sxshwsan rasss
aAAry saS sssewa ssrs sssssses Ssys f1ssss
wax essS frasa ehasxA re gsss q;
tie hesss 81 > sssasa ~ his swass - ! =
xas Spslsszlsse& sreas ssgyssssxAEs An
sd sssxsassee + saaass 81 nsakess
sre<aex Never Tssu isse ssSsA:
ssssx2 hakh gsxsn shen moseg1y Il
s.aassss wstsrezs. - saysgxEIxns Ger
- tsAs sssi. - ses ia sAssexnafF fUs 49,
ssseszsa s2see has wasas ssr<. a.
BAD slse usM si1sn tree szSsx sssssssszx 3
- xss.4sriss s ssszssl q - the xssszs,.s.
- 80 = sftsss Is 1sza rap lx&a<e xx*51ix
4f<xr - x5<,sf ~ - -. = -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

~ 49, a. k.....a- -. -.
- = 49,
49, 49,. q -. !. =
.. sss = !. rs ! 49, go, 80.
aaass NaAe 1850 mass @eI 11Aszc
II Ire Nlcsarla hotel 1er room y 9
p&raileIpgran about treble les width
III lrngth. Tie folding bed with iks
,t.;rrnr ,,srse,~ + xtx1ck nhonf wifh
-. 80 $3.50 ma.
1870 : ~ f'sAss 49,. ss-1 a,ass
q AInS assvkAts ana GROVE ast
snhn.e, a1ia piano sneives, der Htkse
nsasti 80 xfoa ~ a NJ oooN = so1hs g
thein Wftteen ~ sne oEheTs most q
hanlh W Iefso a.aa irieuus, ana AearI4
~ RrSatnink VIA 1E'a eihai notes. N
suntsy WlnQo. han6s PEI canary.
sufnisneu kettie swinging u z
nasf Aeneu crane stanuS Tear 2 illus
80 a.teas 1919 IT - Vii ~
49, : ~. 1AsAe. = 49, u ~
49, - sns lasx io1 os;
s ~. wv v.as ossasI s1s A1e - ~
n. s ~ 3 ..'o.s - I''essa 49, =
Mssn $500 ...1 ~, any e.1e =. .
Ssxus4sA =. 49, "a w 49,. ~
ot sa. .,. A..ss : ne.sN Ais1 VIII 9.
80. se...ss -sass. ~ ssi.s. -
nAs = snc 1872 Inc ne $3.50 w. n,
49, - Nauss unessel taey nIe ~
$3.50 g 49, 80. 49, .vlsu ~ sl :
Ivy go ~ AIN eIo9Ns =
IS 49, ...ass n sh s.s sa.e ..Hs -. )
= ss.s. -. 80. ~. go. Z. 80 .ea .s.u
-, 49, s. ~ sAs.M
49,, 49,. - ~, !. tess =
~. r,ss. s. 49, -, Wv -, ~ .,.,
I. -. 49, -. =. 49, 49,. 80 :
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suaPFrsu Sorss.

The ffsafg bailey left foe she sksgEl
SlsxT sessxfsasy nsasnsaz wssh slxty fwe
tsss1s 81 fExixat she bal 10 ixsye fwe e.
sArNs tans sehsna nes having Foam fos ans
acss.
Tha George VI Elder zrFsvxa from Alaska
sssIssssAs wife ssysafy passeussrs she
ne faass MASH less fer s4n Eraexasca
isss stsAz VITA 20 sssAs II Rises Dss-
Eanrid real,
Tae M9xses teak s.ssas = xs4rsay 81 ne
kssakeys
1e Anseal.s i sssls noorea 81 Abroad
i FSst' - wharf.
The {. Il. wlsass is NJ I1aeA 4 5akn~as.ss
saSss ussne she has t@en fpT sesSras
seeks gsaks
The MlsAlE.n = sin II Sssasr.s basin,
aiss5ezKx4tx fepAssM
Tas X Nsrwsu ssses 10 s.aasoa wgsata
a few ears
Tas 4 I. Kerry i sgm "a tas gfssEroa
nssf sfe ssestf hssHxssk she ass nzeH ~
ssssslsssi aHa taA saFx q rspsiatsas bsr
nNx f@sxass
e. kssslmgsgss nrw easzer Assaea was
xsx&z ) EsE3i l&ss Sseu5aE
Nask - he glsss AEisssen Il goSsg
ahead fass
PSI NsAxszxs. ass g2-sasleNs--sShs
Fannie uusAsI.
rosF 1esla@. Nsy = ansves--Ser II
sxzssas
sAs ERAssex~ca. agav a.-Arssyess--ss~
Cesaanhszs isesslaasis Msilznnxsfe. S&aifse
szr Ma NsssA. SLesnxss gaeNFsxs--lst ssr
Mss sssszs. Sssaf1asA sAEsessS ~-sssT SsAfe cs
xslssssssss. Asaersss ~ CsFsnssen. russ
xa@nsrssA.
iE'nxesxEss Nsv zl.--sarssssss. gilx raj.
sfuss f'asvs sannAk
FsAY fansr NAx - r~sx-s.ss -sse..s.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

foer Akpxlss. Mar ss~~A heavy uInd
Storm ser1s ~ snddeniy ia TIE strait
non<sy afternoon James HARRY. the ~.
eiez3pt iixhi hsussk ee per had started across
the ha3 fufsar1 shs lixafhousn With sail %
ecrosa tk1 bftrxe struck tue boat, swarar.
Tar her. Three bosts started car fr9sn
town ~ bte relief. one Of which hed - pa:
bec&s o8fn4 - The thep sr4s Asigf the inex
pekteuee OF the haxtsaen. The other two
ioHtsf htM s4hnre ID safety. The fawn
va Ia quits state OF excitement. 5<besnx
tbs ART toxk knpwa Ia hare ca psiEsll on
tie bar. a tree wes hiuwn ssowp sn .
house ~ the WHsf sna. sIeuaasiSAinx Il ewms
rze4etY. The maze kls lived IL tho harxe
Nan on the wharf watching tssu Fesemsfs "a
HAIRY. aid n, escaped tlse fats o. his house
The EsAussl sryise4 eboas b IA nssl rot
will towards Cfsscasst tay befgFe sAn stprsH
tEme nt A tug md ship Put baek Into
thu hartspr. and lsfer 50 fonF rsastesi
t1sAM schooner tznte ieto hefsso<.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23
ylsIrons TO ssArrIn.
1hxse Whales wha Came FRA
Ten Fhanexna Nllxa Araar..

1hxee Whales Wha Gams Eraaa
TEA Thousand Nal.s Awas..
Nang 81 sse readers al sAGs vssMr xssi
Fsnsesabzf shs sssa tAx-ass yssssas xsrx.
-ssn TAeasaaa Nlses AwAy gaes wssl
also Feesslses rs part aa whsssan tie ssxes
s1asxs sosis es
asse ~ Whales aud SHARKS
Mira izp slssss ksfxs
Itn fk0EsAass msSssS ASA
Pea ever expected 10 ses saeA seeae.
xssa xts Esxns ssskxnnts 81 ibis eszy uas.
pssssd seszse h8sx 81 ibis klxss yxxssfssy.
! Sos ~ : exzask Ia san aIaEFNssass sMfx&
WaAss< sHsas tsszusefs susa The hNgexsr
tsess she aAFssslsn a segs nssksaux. 1Aey
sE1sSs Y<xsaa ~ fas4Fyelz arc sAUs wssg,.sa
sssssse vsss ssd TxsasIa Ser = sA1s4 ssase "a
EAa smfgacS - sssaag nna rsfssea
eAssxd tiFzn aafHs sssk mater xaEA
tAsnss y As@S - $50 kaea hsss
a4nse x4es 1uxxssf = - nsass e z,ssseg s>ssss
eAuss izs ~ wstsin izn fees ef she sssssse 81
tAe sss,ss&sss Lake sseRS 4 k1sss<a r. ssss.ks
q Fssskss stsks. asssNaaa sssa kaAkssssF ~
sEasssf ssash u sas Assssss. ss.a sfse~ !
wAsa sAynesE - sAs nossa again nza wras
sszs tnsss tAse >nszsat
n y shvnxhs sAese wASes A&Ta fsnns
ssss Fezss sssss<i "a xsss1 s.t4ee to sesgzs
~ xses esesAAss AMsw sssssaa - 81.
STEAL tssssias sse9aas sd ) ASSIST II
shss zee Asssssn 81 ghz Aessus i
> ekas<& eEssessszE fzsHA ssh $50 ~
sskA KE4As kAAlass sssEAsisa ~ sgse tssseaa sAss
- assst fss ssss KsssseNssz ~ aAs lsxif3@ss&
q gNs aHsN ss3SeNSss8 kaas aANre ~ &
t'Asa esd ss&sssssssS ~. - sssss - ~
= asessz asasa - % "a - Msxe sssSas sAa
Stsszs isss ass.E Ssssk ssssssl ksrszs = ssse
q szsassss ~ sssstssx &sssar<za uass g=AszS2
- szsts*@ Wtss ~ tsssszss,rs sss xsstS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

Thso,lore c. Wsldaaan. fAs New
York trades nssiea leader. Is Sseo
short 10 his accounts rs secretary OF
New York Typographical Unsan.
Rsv Charter McIean. - penl5in..
North lsaFafa. has bern ssssnenssssa ssy
tie HTssss Forks rreshysery. The
Prohi hsssonssss are his aceaseFs. be
sAsing ngpasess them vigaeassy. lie
sslEasts ssrasakiEw Aser II Penshina
szlnoss.
Eev. Ierrv RFanSs sarfnex ssosa-
krssAtionasEst. ssssw af the independent
church. csse eE The largest III 5sgnss-
saxu, y. r.. hes eFessea Ereas excite
nsens hT bis unnfshngex vsew. ii sAe
sslAse lie has tasaslv siszssess Is la
fassssssskv AID Mkssezase a3th~sssy. Rng.
xs@eEasesI that usasssrn schu. arxlsis,
proves 4 ~ ~ unly i literature is
ssslFsxs ~ ssse wTssssssf wxss ~ * aafasxsrs
hsEsssfoFe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23
MIGRATION or THE swIFTs.
travelling So ~ to tive In Perpetual
Summer.
New fwk sul

New .ysxk san.
Large hocks Of swsits are arriving In
variosis rsFts OF New Jersey. and the
farmers say that when these migratory
birds abandon their Sontbera homes
and As nurthw ard before TIE middle
IT May II Is sure xisE 0s am pariy
end warm SKINNER. Each flock sends
couple os scouts in advasce. AZ.
parsntly fer sisn parpaSe oil znakIw
meteorological observations. and on
their report the main bossy arts. The
two pioneers ere ogtea seen Hitting
about village fer three ar faasr days.
when thar disappear. and in wesk. or
SO. Il the Atmosphere conditions are
favorable. the Whole cosaay Is At wark
tsssilsisng RESTS ssasIsr tie caves of the
house FsDfs.
MisbnFn. IN ncsshcra New Jersey.
has iwcn q favurite Sunaraer resort Of
tho swilfs for nearly severt~ years
They make their huraSS nTAsser slse reaf
Ct tie viliage hotel. ard their arrival
was always eagerly locked for. Dat
last year. saouesa tie sgeass came -
naval. she deck did aot follow. The
spring had been rsw ard unpleasant
and the birds werc sviaentIy slisxus4e
fol % the sasnFsasr. The vissaeevs fear
81 that their aerial friends had For.
saken them altogether. huf {ew DAYS
ago. as sossae " them were sitting an
the verands OF the hotel. tae a5varce
guard few pat them. and all Mishurn
rriosgesE as she tiassnes sssresd The
tae swlfsx departed yesterday. and
little doslss exist tnst lAelr renart this
year VIII f3 fssurahse.
The swift i siaris-seashersd Mra a
good deal lsyrez than thc ordinary
hoasesswsiipv las wigs arc anaazsnv
II long in proportion @ the sixn II the
tss<sy r. Is rsenfsxify . creature 81
sunny lands. ard travels shout So -
to i've IN rery<tuaI Summer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23
nissrist faart & snshoml.A.

sSaEokssa. Nay s22-The eesa OF VI.
kasersSof ~ J. Hos. 10 rscpssx raoney
lsAassi. resulted - verdict IN iavus II de.
fsnsaaz
lnsfFe HanfoFsss ssssfFs= - Tbs gtsnd
thcy INsioN tie toaftsa fsszfraesseus xasne
81 the gastaty uMexfs m6v BARE ~ slve a.
seeauas Of he affairs az tAssr AfssHas- The
cenff's rekaAFks GA ne sssasa Of ths sAFee
kafEi&fs ffsstn Sgse euwnsy gsSl exe very Sc
S,sEa.
The xysssS larry swassss = kt.fte bssa sTssaSa
A. tsssssss saf NaEaAstnx ard .ssa asAifasf Il
hsxxsgs ard ] Eufgaa ssae allowing ram.
Bins 81 tsssis NgHseisss
NafsfAa se - xg&stsssz "a ]
Hsfss. = fNzs issssxsa. eksa " as.fa ara
A. Esssesae1s. a. ssssss xssys
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-23

uSyvrsA. MAJ Captain ] 4 afIseFt
if the eeasf survey steamer Raea, VIII Se
fsrf tnnssyuss fps the ssssshern eoas<ss
Anskx. MateFs he has heee eFsiesed b. otse
rate slnffex the s&snAaer Ha saksss tsh
fsstl ensw fssssa usyueiA. Mr. faAessh Nc
E4FnEfssr fxfsssg chief engineer
Mrs. Iaeinaa fuTsuan has pssilEnnesl tist
5reheie ressrt % arf.oI;ss hes brssasas has
bensz. = Jeha keFman, ~ sxs1 sstnF III hssH
&eet&Ead hashasase Mr. Hnxh tsYsels
ssStsse 5te sslesa > ii a uasmfy. sas1 ]:
unfessassst 81 he quite y9 (nhfM
tsbaris& iefaes sfst Miss {fskf sfsfaa Cart
usf. beth ef Xeafn Prairie
Mt Ssisassts. ftewp eunsssx dele.
gate s. the constitutional saavenslon. /.
III tho rsff EsssAN.
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DIX. SPIu


w
Al cilrunic siixe1>es of AE4 Z
AEN successfully treated.
LOST MANHOOD. Seyvoce ~
Debility, Exhausted FifaiI@{f
Weakness. Apex1anf1r7tzpe&s
aoEorrhoez. Gleet. syphifi1> ~
cline. Weakness Id Wcf0<f,, ~
ftasxAs ncrau4tussnt1 H1ae
youthful fo1}fes or excess N =
uaIhAAI Weak BACK. Gene
Cry>titis. vxr5efps<;:sszis. Sfrietufc,
" and safely cured. No nsu1ecl
gwen. nor strong InJ<f.ioDe y
cause structure Charges r<&h41
uERV1lIS Nebiliky, loss q "
lDseea, Might EN-
spoadencx. clf~. etc. cftrod.
YOUNG xN sansrlSs fram
lions, should avafi thoznselte(
uaent, the kreateef hnpn ese{ u
Tar Of eslEeriux humanity. MfI
q rvo<ssi7e cure 81 =. !. : -. esese.
hDDLG-i6D HEN. f ms
frequent etaca3ssss.ss "a ia
com pusziesi by i xsnasfkhx az IN
sHfioas On exA1EsnzfioH the ~
= sediment ard s0r1rfIfneG
r<ezt1t The cot5f yzx5<ss 5<q1
reddish ~ even 4 milky hss&
experiences pezkezinS e. e.
hammer nc <nHHnt acfQf1N4
the eF<s01d STARS of ae1a;u1
Many die al &fa1x s!sxzieaAiY, tE1>
<&lIE& a 70 e3...<1@ -, -. :. - IL I<1@I
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Fofuexly Ut New York elf4s
Gently 1t Eos Aufelez. tak
opsued : branch cHlce at VI -
Seattle, which - under the 49,
vfsiou az the doctor htueell
CATARkH 4 r<s}4ssied ~ r.
a e i pss ss - : - e Z sssss
enc cole oelore A1'sssnSr %
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~ ~ - feno1or 1fais. u ,lasn<.
y - 1o461o eei9ufttee On se1e
IS (<n61o. SF<xyod III T1eolna this
oGocroUe4f<d ~ biz villa md
10. ~ WxNhin9tdfss 1ho -.
~ e61sok Iefeos ino1udfnE I'm.
1f1npa, rmff md poiph.
X [3oN oxout1x q z II kppsf'
eleeiAf go. y ssfeh
unilt6> IN viait .tIeassax, sass !
o 1@4 - fnf No nasI sntd 4
LoE&s Nxk4 M 4 xen&fsi fesz<1I
- no441 fGnHt1y, sxtuxntaz
~ ~ ~ f3onAdf4n fnc1lse rout1
1<relIaouy II aE6sssAs fItten
llN4 The t4mufs{e3 viii Iuoh
i Es1Fl1(o q the unfled states N
<nl &oetnc railroad maft<x, Ard
49, lsxseins g Canadian
~ - siS51s via also Win victoria
i1l(1ndne q Weahins sun. and MAJ
m NH - A{nS&A
i HID {&1ela thex vii TAXA tessinsSny
Xf[&0p. nxzd f4s@<ih;Y katuN5ny.
- <Monmi 1111 ncs Through In Tacoma
~ th4x VIII ~ % seattle saturday.
T. II !)11e vii leak ~ the Anstsgan
XF15lt foettaca1ious "a the Eouns.
: - y 1o1tf Ge&ttons. Thu can1nafftee az
~ ~ aHze q meke scrost To the sen
~ - o04N 0nLne ri The neal sessips.
Is I456 ood vile end Miss etuafhfsn
III - 1&oMu ofoond T9coxnA In carriages
4{IGulH fo101fteW.
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Dissolution Of Partnership,

The Ersa herytogssre exssklrg Under tie
FIRM name &c IHHhafa. cessiss & Gas.
s.ssinr business a. p&se<srsy&rx In fazis dav
dissolved by nuGnA fssnseul. y W Dan
han hasInRt dzxsxessss n his entire inferpss
= v sslssr 4 Eusisnsk uase wIl corEiuc1 me
hssssnets spiIcsi 81 bills afsss RAY all claims
said ht<xsness ~ b. tsassslsrsasi afs<ser fhs
rssisse "a Y alter 4 &a5lsns i %.
w. n CAlLxxz
81 "a nexH4x
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Cures permanently the uor1f O.
yoas debility. ph1afcsl Wea1uC
81 Vitality youthful et411e
the like. Diseases Of u1on,
dncesL and M matter hol
specify, fhprouxhiy end
Sfes ~ tho Essence "a 3tf1
IN lsG'ssa or fsiIi form. o.
qasnis-y. 40: sent on receipe
q q. u. Try q bpttle 1T tf1g
74y bic ices.
AnteyvesI,prt frsse HfrIct1y =
Address Oh. r. STE1e
1I553 Wes<
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XIV fhRK kTpxK HKysEu.
Asw YcsE. Nay p --liops--F Fairly eusivs
C o as epeustl ssesdy, m.
bs1eiy rszaev. 1910 pofnss down; ssses,
a 20 BAGS. ineindInx Mar Sc 90: jane.
IL. -. July. 3i6-E<z&z6xG August &15.dH6
if.60: september. t16. Ss{3i6.th spot Rio
dali. fair esre<Ns. lSske.
saxat--Haw. fffrn fair refining, q q; GEN.
tribunals, y fstt. ssses refined sseaay: fair
foDper-.uuahsnxe1: lake. May. ti.2a
iHad-Q aist sud stka1y: doanexsfe, s., 70
ua--pnii susl hezsy r straits. 90 70.
Bar silver. 1si<se
i'esfeienm cfsrned Steady e s5,<c and
elasesl slronx a< SIC
sffS5sa sr9Cgx.
Nnw f0ax. Mas u Mining atsaseffoxx
Amasios. 81 Bisssis. 3f.as CAIr8onss Black
Hiiis, 81 Consolidated California a Fir-
Etnfa, VISA; Commonwealth NsS: pun-
ksas IL Hale q &orcztnx, IS sss Horn silver,
xI.pe; Hpmsxtkkes Esss Iron SILVER, 81 NJ;
Msxiesp, IS 81; Mutual $40; 0phir. q IS.
rlymaath. &c Qnsck 81 ssr. ". IS: sAsAxe,
sullivan Consolidated. SIN: unEou Con.
sosldsiea, s. ttls yellow fsckss, ss.s1
s4x Francisco kxyfxw
Exx Fnxstlatxs. May - Wheat : W sksr
tome. owing q, the liverpool market; qss0t-
able 81 zztzfzi.sn
saraoy Dan and depressed: No. feed.
Uats- Il IA believed BIZ dealers saxs they
hare reached tina bDstosu Islee. ard thongs.
No immediate advance Ii Looked for 1
more sseasiy feeling prevails choice feed.
81 Ne, |, 80; lower srssses. stlsfz e..
Potatoes No cfssuge u prices CT eoadt-
tian ef market.
butter -sseady NJ aoe: good 10 ehoiee.
lE&fsc.
Exss-csiif,rssA saasa. aasaie ssors
lots. f-4<ssp.
No charters reported.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARxEr.
CHICAGO. May z1-~whsat closed ahoat
STEADY cash, sisSe: June. Sc. JAY. re.
Cora. Loser cssh and 1aiY. 81 e. Iane.
Qaas--ssea,sy essA. assse; sane. y ii lee:
nafiey~- Moi hiEx .ioaaS.
sflaa
Lard -Flrmsr: cssh and June. ss7Tss:
gaiy. e ~.
cHIeasa EVE STOCK xxaxxT.
cNseAaa, May ga-- Cattle = Receipts.
Il. 40: active aud = shade tnRer. bcsses.
sAsszs steers, a Is xtoekeFr and feed
exx. s1tsseSiA Texas steers. 81 7sf5s ~
Haes- kersipts. ~ .nnss opened steady.
ssseNlng Hz,n asii ie loueg: mixed ard
saes . sisssssarss. sssss s ssss an
tisss. N s<sateo Western, sfsnrn. ss.7ssa
&C. Tezax shcvn. SssSsa -
ItFxisrpoI sRAfS MAKEKv.
f4vERpent., Aay - -Wheat-- pnii. A<sl6
x5s oxlsF freely California Ssk I. s SID
tsssss lgs1 PR rsntas.
ffsFz-+ks ases
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Eksxn4Isx. My = john Hsbxon, 4
fesIdent ~ his plsrr and employ ed lii log
ring Ter csotbysa niIl. waz snn oxef By Z
sremecex sud probably fatally in5nrrsi
The leah @Aa torn fsom ute leg, nrsi one
Afm and fu,s FiHs were hrnSea.
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For the Democratic Advocate.
In Memoriam.
WESTMINSTER, Dec. >, 1889.

WESTMINSTER, Dec. >, 1889.
MEsSRs. EDITORS The last two numbers of your
paper have proven of unusual interest to me. al
Jude to YOUR list of interments or dead list What
volume of history is contained in them. A link
that connects the past with the present Something
to recall old friends and present them to US as they
appeared wears ago Something to revive buried
recolleetions. Something to freshen old rem1nls-
cences What a history lies entombed with these
old relatives friends and neighbors. Friends of our
youth children with whom we played beside the
brook BOYS and girls with whom sported and
Joined in play at their homes, at our home, on the
playground of the old schoolhOuse. Young men
and women of our youth, middle aged men
and women with whom we journeyed along life s
pathway for many years Old men and women
with whom we travelled until the 5Oth yes the Goth,
10Th and in some cases they reached the soth mile
stone OF life. We then parted company for awhile.
They have Joined the iunumerablc throng; they
have silently folded their tents and passed out, ana
are of the silent army. Some of them are almost
obliterated from our memory but here they are.
Again and again we review their history with ours
II causes US to live over the past. and to derive
pleasure therefrom 1t presents portion of our
lives made up of facts and fancieS. Many of us
remember. and associated with numbers who were
of the last century but few of them left, none
now known to US. Your valuable neurological his
tory accounts for them. All who read it must be
struck with its value and Importance. 1t is to me
"a treasure can file away your paper and preserve
1t as a life record Of my own history. While this
list contains so much il is 10 be depored that so
many graves are unmarked and thereby their his
tory lost. As you have promised to publish mum
Der more Of cemeteries in the county, shall keep
on the lookout and will hail them with no small
degree OF interest OF the old families ;hat have
passed away it seems to that this of yours is the
only authentic history eiIant. There are several
private cemeteries in the county, which the de-
ScendantS Of those inferred there should copy and
send to YOU for publication Iou are entitled to the
thanks Of the community, and As an intin!te>imsl
portion oft I cordially extend YOU mine.
Yours with sincerity :
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Hamnstaad Items.

The Ladies Mite Society OF the Hampstead
NJ. f. Church began their annual oyster sup
per and festival at Red Mems Hall on Thurs
day night OF last week, to be continued iude5
nitely. 1t is q success financially and other
wise.
Judging from the cOmmouon on the street
Saturday night. bcnziHe and tombstone seemed
to be at hightide, and sweled and cut heads
are now worn by some of the once gay and
happy. An iuoiieusive Young man. whI.r on
his way home, was attacked and assaulted
with a bottle of some kline aud hts head
severely cut. bat then we hear that our civil
officers intend looking into the matter. SO We
will say $50 mote it be, and turn % fat hogs
VIM \. Burke, Of Arcadia, SAYS he has
four that will dress a ton, and NC vote hlm
toe blue ribbon and mention no more
OurpubHc school seems to be wcli attended,
notwithstanding the fact tba; quite large
number Of the advanced scholars 20 90 the
Rcisterslown High School.
The growing grain. although sown late, and
a little thin on the ground. has a healthy ar-
pearance.
Edward Bolie and Robert Wells, from orr
town. are students az the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons, Baltimore.
Elisha Merryman sold q half eercheron
colt. four months old. 70 :. Wilmer. 90 Han
over. Pa, Tor one hundred dollars.
Il Is rumorcd tina, Daniel Becsley. of Beck
leysvillr, is negotiation for null sstc ucar
our town.
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meadow Branch Cemetery.

On the fourth page this morning IS given a
list Of the marked interments al Meadow
Branch Cemetery, about a mile and half
from Westminster. Next week will be given
a list Of interments in the Luthgran Cemetery
at Taneytown.
About 100 graves at Meadow Branch are
unmarked, a greater proportion being the
earlier interments. In the list of l96 given,
80 were over 80 years Of age, 46 over 90, u
over 10, 10 over so and l MARY Benedict)
over co. The ages Of a few persons were not
given on the tombstones.
In the list OF interments in Westminster,
DIR. William H. Rippard was not given. He
died January Is, 1883, aged 40 years. The
name was listed, but was omitted in trans
eribing.
The work of making record Of the inscriP,
tons in cemetery requires great care and
patience. So far our lists have been quite
accurate, but absolute correctness is almost
impossibe