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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

De todSs sus peligrOs se va salvando Ams-
rca.
Sobre algnnas repdblicas, est6 durmiendo
81 pulpo.
Otras, por Ia ley del equilibriO, 40 echan
pie 4 la mar, reoobrar. con prisa looa =
sn6lime, los stglos perdidos.
OtFas, Olvidando que JuAres paseaba en-
az eoche de muias, ponen cOche de viento. v
de cochero una bomba de jab6n NJ luio
yenenoso, ehemigo dc la libertad, padre al
nomhre iyisno, abre Ia puerea al ex-
traniBro
Otras acendran. con 81 espfritp 6ri,.e aa i.
independeneia amsnAxada. nl earActs, viril
OtIAa orfan, en In Guerra ranar e,,,tre II
vecsno, la soldadesea Que nnene davT.~,.r.....
zero "eFn pei gro cofre, ucaaa nnnsfrp
Aneflea. qu" no u viene ds Al, sina de "A
ditsrsneia De ongsuea, m6t0dos nlnfeees
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
CUARTO CENTENARIO
DEL
DEsCUBRIMIENT DE AMERICA

El Secyetari0 del G06ieynO General de Ia
Isla de Puerto Rico, B. L. III.
al se1or Director de La DemOcrGcia y
tiene el gusto de remitirle el adjunto
eiemplar De Ia circular de Ia Delegation
General de la Junta Directiva del 4?
Centenario del Descubrimiento de Anne
rica, fin de que Sc sirva darle publici-
dad en- las columnas de 81 ilustrado
peri6dico.
Don Leopoldo Cano y Masas SO COM
place con este motive en- reiterar al Sc
nor don Luis MufIoz Rivera Ia expression
de suG gentimientos de sincere aprecio y
confederation.
Puerto Rico % de Diciembre de 1891.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

PerO est0B paisea se BalvarAn,h como
anunei6 Rivadavia el argentine, el que pec6
de nnEra en- siempOs erudos 81 maohete, no
le Va vainR de sedA, nj CD el pals que &c
gap6 con el lRnz0n, Sc puede eohaF 81 lauz6n
afras, pOrqne ae enoja, % pOne en- II pneF-
"a dol c0nRreso de Itnrbide |" que le hagan
emperador 81 rubiO.R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24

Wenceslao Bosch y don jose Cerra. .
pretende revocar la sentencia de Ia An.
diencia, prescndir del acuerdo De Ia Di-
Putaci6n y anular la autoridad del 90
bernador.
GLo conseguira esa Comisi6n dicta.
minadoref Creemos que no.
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CORREO DE PUERTO-RICO
(De FL Liberal }

La alocuci6n que Ell Ayuntamiento de
Ponce ha dirigido sus conciudsdanos
con motive de las diicultades que ro-
dean al Municipio de squella localidsd,
es verdaderamente notable, pues en- ella
aparecen expuestos con suma claridad y
con gran elocuencia los ssuntos que me-
recen preferente atenci6n y sollcito cui-
dado en- inter6s de aquel vecipdario.
(Aquf copia ell disrio madrilefio CO.
menta la citada slocuci6n de este Ayun-
tamiento, y terminal:
" Nosotros, por nuestra parte, llama
mos la atenci6n del se1or ministro de
Ultramar hacia ese estado tristisimo en
que SO halla la isla de Puerto Rico, re-
querids por urgentes necesidsdeg y NAL
trstads por desgracias cruentisiraas.
Las voces de tristeza de nuestros her
mauos de Puerto-Rico deben c6nmover
el coraz6n del gobierno, 81 ell Gobierno
est6 en- disposition de conmoverse por
algo 6til y levantado."
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
LOS FRAUDES DE CUBA


PRELTMINAREs
En la revuelta vida de la perturbada
Administrator cubana, han lOgrado IA
ma ruidosa los fraudes de la Junta de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
* continda Ell Liberal J:

No puede darse nada mas sscan-
dsloso arbitrario que el dictamen emf
lido pr la Comisi6n provincial, declaran-
do UWlG y sin ningsIs valor 10 sentencia
del tribunal superior recaida en- el acta
del distinguido publicista senior Mufioz
Rivera, diputado por Caguss.
La sentencia del tribunal superior
declare admissible el acta del seflor Mu-
hoz Rivera esa senteucis fu6 aceptads
por la Diputac! On en las plenas de Abril,
y cumplide en- todas sus parties por orden
del Gobernador General.
Pero viene la Comisi6c dictaminadora,
de don Pablo Ubarri, don
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sECCION PRIMERA

EXPOSITION HIsToRICo- AMERICANA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-12-24
EN- QUE CoNsIsTI6 Ell FRAUDE

Ell Sr. Prado, como Intendente, parece
que coloc6 como 100000 duros On el
Baaco Espanol para pagO de cbllgacio-
nee, m!entras despachaba cupones de la
Deuds, que ell Sr. Oteiza le ponfa la
frma. Y aqnf esta 81 nudo de la question
por 10 que hace a Ia responsabilidad de
aquel funcionario, puesto que tiene estos
dos aspectos: uno que le culparfa y otro
que le absuelve. Uno, que esa consigna-
c6n Sc hiciera para pagos de Ia Deuda
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Ia Demooraoia

Ponce. Jueves, Dbre. "a de Is0I
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EN- La CABAHA

Pasado 81 rsstrillo que Sc levaDta al
lado del cnarto de banderas, y en- un CO.
rredor tornado por gruesos y altos mu-
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PIDs FOR GAS FIxTUREs-SEALED PRO
I'D posAis viii De received By the board Of COM
msSioners Of King county, Washington, al the
Office Of the county auditor in Seattle Wash
until II O'Clock - Of Thursday. January ~
1891. for furnishing and putting up IN the build
ing all necessary ''ccE1 bi1zf5on gas and electric
Light hxtnres' for the new courthouse for King
county now being erected in seattle. Wash
Specification and lIs- Of which nay De obtained BIZ
applying 20 the architect. w. H RItcais az room
90 Union block Seattle, Wash Each pro
posal must be accompanied By designs Of
FIXTURES bid upon. sample fixture. and
Plso By a certified cheek On some local
eaaS 10 the sum Of five hundred dollars $500 as
guarantee OF good faith upon the part the bidder
the cheek u the successful bidder Dc retained
until the said bidder shall have executed the formal
contract prepared o. arcAiSscs and furn shed
bgEds required 6y law. N the failure Of which
the SAID Eve hundred dollars $500 shall o. for
feites TO the said King county. Washington. xith-
cut recourse, IS and for nquida1ed damages for
such failure the part Of the said bidder. No pro
posai VIII be considered unless accompanied by
such certified check properly Endorsed, and made
payable 70 the comfy treasurer os King county
Washington The board Of county commissioners
reserve the right 10 reject any o. AL bids
Dated this Ssh Gay Of January. a D. 1891
W. P FORREST.
County Auditor and Ex-ofseio CleEk Of the Board
Of County Commissioners Of King CO1nry, wash
fuETQu.
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NOTICE TO CONTkAcT0gS-J0Y STREET
" gFs6a-Seale5 bids viii b received by Ehe tn
dersigned secretary Of tn board Of public works q
the CftS Of seattle ga or before Saturday. January
II. 1891 Al l. O'Clock 7oon. for the grazing OF and
construction Of sidewalks On both sides OF Joy
street. from the aortH Aae Of HiHls trac+ % the
south tzns Of SqGgrss tract IN Sccor1s1ce with the
plans and Specifications therefor on 6le IN nv
o4glce Each bsd = "a - accompanied By certs-
IT'D check payable 10 the order o. the c5ry conp-
rroller for sun not less than pr cent. Of the
aaOani oi6. Snd 10 BID shall BE- considered unless
accom- pan ed oy such cheeks The board OF public
works reserves tie right 20 reject any and al bids
z. W. D. HoLBHDok.
Ssssy Board q PEel-c WORKS
FIRST publication January :. 1SSL
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NASTED-loo MEN TO LOCATE on HONE
W seats pTe-eEartfenS. timber Gains rszsr-
ccaSarnanEs, UnslvVsyed and newly surxeyes
4@Es-ss a. Information fres satisfaction guaranteed
g = FAY. Ss s-e the eldest and most reslzs4e
cruisers and eSt1rnassrS or pIes sl<rss. vxs rave
e connection or dealings 1lth NAcTsAn Of the
sA1sor Ls1Inosr Company. Je1es Co. room IL
SSAsQsrnAz beck
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NOTICE To C0STRACToRS-sEAL PRO
" pcs41s Viii he received 5y the Bo&r1 * Trzs-
tees q the Washington soldiers Home. AZ the Of
Zee Of The SECRETARY. RON "a Noc3Es1lAl osocK.
seattle, Gnsll II 0'c40c< II. S2E1E1Gv. January
"a 1881 for r1s erection q tie buildings scr The
Washington So3diers' Home, 30 ne bait ~ 0rflrS
Pierce county. N accordance VIII The plans s4ec-
EcaEi0as AMI detail drawings, prepares ~ W A.
Richie, ArcEltecf. copies q which are nrw Sle
ard may be me ogfcs q tie a-chltecs, roOn
60 E1io1 hsoSk, seattle A2Se n r9ora E1ioa
block. Tacoma Each proposal m0s1 state rrSca
tld for the Ezta battling S1E separate Si4S for
each q rs foGr and sxrosoz2 cosSsSeS- Each pro
poszl E1asl De accompanied ~ certified cheek for
Sxe hundred Lars On soz1s local azzlz : guar
snase Of good fzszh- Tne cheek @ tze successful
bidder 10 - hid hy said Board @ Trustees znEsl
the sad bidder shRI have execute1 the ~rstzsz
coEtrac. prepared ny TIE arch tect and furnished
the requires SSr1s. Il ne 1SllGrS q TnsEA TA=
said $500 SHAH sS faTfssSe6 ire said v sSeinEzon
>c6ls-ss Home SsilSoEE recourse. As and Ter ls5u
cate5 5a-zxss fog s1ch failure On The par q sd
ci44er No proposal VII % Considered unless a.
eazpzntes hy sad certified enscS. which must -
rrcpe-ly iE1o-Ss5 ard made payAa4s 70 tie SAID
BoS-r1 q Tr~steeS- TIE Board - ErGszSfS reserve
the r.gAs - rssscz Szy OF az BIDS
Separate proposals VII - received AZ ire sans
sirze ai pace for fAe pgz1aazs also for TIE heat
szx q The ElAi1 o1El * sccor1Es 70 Tie plGzs 21d
Specifications D1S o. fls fcS ass same each FRO
posAl - De accompanied ~ csr-sEA1 cheek for
three hundred 1eaArs &zG sszosscE 20 the con-
dlxtoas set forth In the cali fo- o<es upon TIE
buildings
By exoar Of The trustees
GEORGE II BUARDNAS. President
II. N HOLMES. Sec<v.ary
Et-sz r1e2scszsoc, December .. 1880.
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pAxcxyG AcsDEuY.

QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY. WASH-
iEgScc ha1. 1-52S Sixth street. advanced
c&asS Ac1tzy az4 FriSav eFeaznzS; BEGINNERS
CAS- Ln1rs1sE even.ngs F<svzse lessons. xzlzx
spse@z-zy- P-ozeszcr G. LoS2A send fcx clrczlzx.
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PERSONAL.

WANTED sLTGHT-OF- HAND PER
w former, o. vsRtrAo1uss-. OK zay ether a.
trzcE.o1s &. the Ss2-tle Dime NlsSs1za Ap2sy AZ
u z v Ernest so-.a Third ze&r JackSoz-
MARRIAGE BUREAU, SOC USToN STREET
u sSaEz2s, WzSe- Confidential sad 10 cer-s
fer circular
II VOC WANT CHEAP BUSINESS CHANCES
cal CT George G. MARKS ze7 eonarzsrcisl street.
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MANFRED

BCREMAy-ASD E2soy-fn Seattle. al the Fs-sf
Methodist Protestant church. on sunday jam
airy 4. 1881, By Rev. clark laws NJ Z y. D.
mar and Miss Ersma Anderson. both OF Seattle.
SEy-ZIEBARTH-Ia Seattle AZ the First 3feths
dist Protestant church. On Tnurs1ay Ja1q e ..
zrsd Mizs Emma b Zieharrh. both Of Seattle
DfcKEY-wARD--Atf he residence Of The hrs5e's
parents Mr. and Mrs. D. B Ward N Qneen
Clark Davis Nr William =. Dickey and Miss
Maude Ward, both Of seattle
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NOTICE. no CONTRACTORS.
RIps ZOE GAs FIxTUREs-sEALEp Pc.

(sLEARING FIVE ACRE-To LET IMNE-
v dizteiy; must De done IN short time. E A
stAngland, Sill West street.
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost. Found.
Fer Sale. For Rent and Situations wsntsd VIII be
inserted THE rate Of word each insertion
Payment always ia advance. No advertisement
received for Less than 20 cents.
NOTICE The business Office Of the PosT-Ix-
TELLIsEScER Is open until IL p. n. CEassiaed
advertisements VIII Be received up 10 this hsur.
Advertisements wiz Be received IT branch Offices
of the PosT-TSTKLLIsxxcEz AZ:
Tacoma r. Sa-nmons. Agent
Forf i Townsend. Hancley French
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DIED.

HA1fwoyD-Af his residence AZ 2le Temper
snre street North seattle on Friday. January Q,
I4af VII am Hammond. aged S.
Funeral service viii be held az residences Sunday
at ..
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Crisp Snaps. :

Front street, $500 Per foot. This prop
ev tsoriIi fees1 IL located right IN the heart OF
fhs business portion Of Seattle and amidst hand
.one business bsocks II IL doubtful whetter front
sre in this vicinity may be bad for less than $1,000
Per foot.
Brick Block, $4,000. An imposing four
story br,cs fsorill feet1 modern In every respect
an occupied: prime location; pays handsome diyl-
cends.
secs per acre. leo acres levsa land north OF
Union hay; railroad passes through one corner
Kirkland. Thirty acres near tile pis;ted por
ton 8; only $50 per acre
Port Orchard. One hundred acres water
wort partially Improved, $40 per acre; easy pay
msnfs
The Painter Avenue Electric Line Is now this
New Years day. opened for traffic Its course Is
southezsteriy 70 Lake washington Tass event
rnakes available for the nrst time, large section
unsurpassed for sffraefIveness- The region along
tire lake Is destined 70 become extremely valuable
On OF its peculiar desrsoiify for suburban
residences. This fact VIII ce appreciated when the
PEOPLE become acquainted with IL as they bow VIII
he able 10 do OF course. valnes VIII advance
There win be a scramble for holdings We are
ale TO cer large and varied LIST 10 select from:
35k acres II $3.50 per acre
acres at $500 per acre
90 acres al ssa5 per acre.
acre tracts q: $500 per acre, On snan pay
gent down and balance On insianments
acre tract. sl cleared, $1,000. and plenty
more
niRRtUER r lNlnHAM
ae and as OLYMPIC BUILDING.
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DENovED-F- 4yTH0SYs BTSp1
IL olxak book manufacturers. n c1ayed y
l1<zo0 street. eurnkF Eqgnalere2s2 sSEest -
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BY RrcHA|
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FOR sALE-IODGIyG-H

TOR GING-HOUsE: Goo
paying lodgng-hoase on easy terms ] A
FrcQs ssreet
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T. q

IN |
sbove nss, ~
- fhrons Q
= saliva
against
: r,rxins, tao 7
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sisrd states !.
s'sles pua .s,
80 the 2osn .
ss's;.ion 2.1I4. '
sfrs arrive y
district OF
- which p
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anlrsa " Th1
nnnneat -,
~ ssa w Mr.
lbef OK .s sssd
= sd N'x 70
~ sale "
rre WS ~
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{orthern ~
NbeIlnnI, ~.
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1850. \. ~; ~
be plstrie,t y. ~
faiNyan, ~ l,sss
Ne saia s 80 ,
&C., Tor slc VIZ !,
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(eBed maI ~. ~ ,
6on sxalns',, ~.
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ilins q f, salu
$50 OF the ~, ~
rpon sac "
ne orncr 2, -
q newspaper -
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I'll days. ana w. IN
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u 1891. at We ~ !,
ne SAID es ~.
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ned under u
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GRANT VACGHAN-PlAS0S AND 0nys41
II % easy payments. Seattle block cc-zez =
and Cherry s1rssSs. Seattle.
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WASTED-REAL ESTATE.

WASTED-ASACORTE PROPERTY-PAT-
w ties having Anacortes property for sale or 70
exchange for seattle property, VIII do well TO call
On or address John Davis, Of the Mcknight Land
and Investment Company, Seattle.
WANTED-A GOOD RESIDENCE LOT N
w seattle IN exchange for part cash and balance
n loss in Trioa Pacific second addition 70 Port
Angeles James W. Travers & Co, 80 and so
Onion block.
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Special NOTICE.

Special NOTICE
I,02 sALE-A No RoLSTEfS AND TFR
A seq eG2 for service Apply O. urernIsss@
Magic farm. corner Broad wy, norxa CT slaSiS5r
street or - T. a ChiscolEa- restaurant SIS Fron:
street
TAPOTNDED STOCK AT ArCTY0N--TrS
Cay, January is, 1891. XII sell Al cub Ic sgr-
ton 10 the highest bidder for cash. 70 pay exnens
OF tZ1EoEn1lnE &3c Keeping at 20 &c EsE6szzr-erS
corner Fourth ana Terrace streets tee felgrss ~
described Szock- viz One BLACK pony abort ssy~T
Ga years o41. saddle marked. The exnsr ~ shsove
described animal : 70 me E1E1o~a- Gesrxr q
&0nE0e- chief u p91ics-
To WHOM IT NAY CoNCERX-G. nE NAE
tEol has this day o91gEE ozs P1EI De N nj
tn the scaye-lseE business, and hereafter Tie bs5
hess WI - coa11csec by De Martini Co.
January 5. 1881.
ffENTRAL LA. WASH, TO BE GREAT
- raizEoS1 center. four osw ro2tz IN csursssoF
Construction and several more S-rveyza al cpa-
t@ra1s here. aekGow lodged ae ore q To- urperl-
81 and bealtnieSs cites fl the Northwest srd
srll Ee are selling ncE LsvsI Bozs from $50 q sos
cores oaHe2cs s0lscz-e1- Nara5rg & Dosge 1SzS-
srS II real estate DIX :. Ce1tr4iS. Wash.
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CARRlHER 6 MEACHAM

2e and es OLYMPIC BUILDING.
soaih side Pioneer Place
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" ANTEIe-AS EXPERIENCED SASH Am
w cccr maker to act as foreman. EalSs uu,se-s
stand cesSilS and know how 20 work men Ia ~.
SantSSc APf'.y 10 Johnson. Walker & Elest Box
S&2 kicsoTia. Il {.
" ANrED-ACTINE. RELIABLE MN As
W special agents aud state rnsna-ers fgr tSs
W &ShiIagson Naitonsa Building, Lean and Invest
hsat Association q seattle TERMS GAsTai: pa.
l6e Northwest L HA Case. Genera NAnASer
Occidental slcck
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PrANos ANp oReAys.

L CHRFSTfANER-LAR EST Assoc go go
o. pianos 2ad c<g4eS q. hJs<s st pTtces n 80
or Oh onzocatlsis terms. Secccd- 12ii 80
meats exchanged aor or hoaS1E f1r ez&l
and seneca streeEs. Saa.S1s.
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WANrEn-RoARD AMI ROOM wANTrn
~. ey yoans gentleman. Address T. &. PoSt-In-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WASTED-To SILL PINE CONVECTION
cry store. very best location in city: must De
soid q oce. suitable for lady or gentleman. Adj
dress l. o.. Post uteuigencer.
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LrOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICES, WITH
IL steam heat and elevator, in 0oftstein building,
Front and Columbia streets: rents from - Per
month up Devine & Porter II GoStstein building.
Tor REST-SECURE OFFICES IN THE
Il center Of business at the Occidental block
Tor REST-ELEGANT OFFICE SUITES II
IL the Occidental block
Tor RENT-oFFICE ROOMS N THE KIT
Il finger building corner Second and Washing
ton Inquire of George T. kittnger, room l.
IroR RENT-A FRONT SUITE OF OFFICES
Il in Union block Lewis q Leogerwood, Il. Is,
IL Union block
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Notice to Creditors.

A LII persons indebted to tho estate of W.
~ II: Kelly, deceased, by note or in ATTY
other way, are hereby notified that payment
must be made TO me, immcdia ely, and oil
claims against said estate must be presented
TO me, properly attested, at Fish Dam.
j. w. KELLY,
ADM &c. ~. z. Kelly.
Dec ii 60 a.
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Notice to Tresgassers.

HEREBY give notice that 1 will prose-
L cute, to the extremity Of the law, all and
e'ery person found. hunting, riding, driy-
ing, netting birds, cutting down trees. or in
auy other way trespassing upon the lands
and premises on which live.
]. LEON BUTLER.
Nov q AZ a.
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BANK STOCK FOR SALE,

BANK STOCK FOR SALE,
WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder,
l. before the Courthouse door, at Unioo. s.
c., on Salesday, Monday, January 4, 1892,
80 Shares of Stock In the Merchants
and Planters National Rank of
Union, s. G.
belonging to the estate of josiah Foster, de-
CEASED.
Terms-CASH.
II. l.. HAMES, Ex'r.
HdyD THE STATE and News AND COURIER,
please publish once week for three weeks,
and forward bill to,
T. L. HAMES, Ex'r.
Jonesville, s. O.,
Dec IL so 3t
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Notice to Creditors.
WELL BORING.

am now prepared with all the new and
L necessary Machinery for
BORING WELLS QUICK,
and having had ten years experience in the
business, l feel confident can give saisfac-
tion. aud promise to exert ell my efforts to
do &c.
i am prepared to go-to any part Or the
County, il sufficient work is assured to pay
me for the extra time and expense necessary.
All orders left with Mr. A. C. Lyles will
be promptly attended to.
Il. K FOSTER
Pee. II so It,
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DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
SHOES, HATS. CAPS, ETC.

Winter is,her In dead earnest and to keep out the
biting col you viii WOODEN underwear, suit of
clothes pair of Shoes, Hat, APP Overshrt Comfort pair
Of Blankets etc. and you cannot these hard times afford
to pay long time profit what you need. you will readily
see that it will pay you to come to the
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CANDY AND FRUITS.
ever broughtto Union.
In the CROCKERY LINE, 1 can sell
you Tea Sci or n Dinner Set from $3.50 TO
$50. A Bed room set foum 75cts to S12
In fact, everything in the Crockery Line
a selected stock of LAMPS for Hall,
Library, and Kitchen uses, q. prices never
before heard of.
BOOKS BOOKS!. BOOKS.!! Anything
from A. b. c. Book to S12 Bible Don't
forget to look at my line ofpocms at 99cts.
SPLENDID PLUSH GOODS.
can show you the finest stock # Plush
Goods in Union, such as Dressing Cases,
Manicure Sets aud Perfume Sanis. Bays
these are The ih'ngs TO give your girls.
TOYS FOR THE CHILDREN.
In this lire everything is new, AMI will
be sure to suit. Wagons. Rocking Jl,rscs,
Bicycles and Velocipedes.
My Stock of Candy can't be
Beat.
See my Candy a. 1Octs This is fine. Aso
my Frcach Candy at 25 AMI IS coats. Ii
you want to give n nice present, buy box OF
the celebi ated Tenney Candy in l, = and Bib
boxes.
In Fruits, l have Apples, Oranges, Bananas,
Lemons, Grapes, Raisins, Nuts, CurrRnts,
Citron, and last, but not least, Gubcrs.
Call and see for yourself.
Respectfully,
G.. p. GARRETT.