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WESTON.

Rev Proctor Favor of North Chiches- ter will visit us again, February P and preach afternoon and evening. ,it
 Ladies' aid society at Mrs A. c. Brad ley's, 25th.
 Sociable at Miss Edith Ferguson's, Fri day evening. s.@
 Fred Dunning and George Phillips are peeling ties for D. s. Hurlbutt.
 Arthur Bradley wishes to contradict the statement in the Nerwalk Hour and the Bridgeport Farmert that Nelson Crossman transferred property to him. He bought certain tract of land on which MT Crossman s creditors now hold a note. 4ssB a
 Mrs Mary Lockwood has visited her daughter in Umpawaug.
 A daughter was born, last week, to Mir and Mrs Adam Kennel.
 George Sturges has ceased to supply milk to the Reading creamery and is again peddling in Norwalk.
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EASTON.

The many friends of Mir and Mrs D.. Davis made merry at their pleasant home on Wednesday, February 4, in commem- oration of their 25th anniversary. Guests were present from Brooklyn, Bridgeport, Stratford and Newtown. About 60 did justice to the bounteous collation.. Mus ic and dancing were enjoyed till the ''wee sma' hours,'' when most of the party de- parted wishing host and hostess many years of happiness and prosperity. The tokens of remembrance were useful, as we'll as ornamental.
 Miss Lottie Parrack is recovering from a coasting accident by which she was seriously hurt. A sled escaped her con- trol and ran into a tree, cutting three gashes over her left eye and cutting open her left eye lid.
 Miss Florence Parrack has been sick with hard cold.
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WESTPORT.

Rev Jabez Backus attended the 10th anniversary of the Y. P. $. c. E. at Port land, Maine, last week, giving his report at the celebration of the 10th anniversary at the Congregational church, Sunday evening.
 Miss Jessie Keeler has visited in Brook lyn.
 Mrs Anna A. Bieling was buried from the Saugatuck NJ. E. church, last week Thursday. She was P years of age.
 Shoulder steak 7c pound. Best qual- ity sugar cured hams He. E. J. Wad- hams.
 Westport division, No. %, Sons of Temperance, royalty entertained Park City visitors, fast week, from Living Spring and Bridgeport divisions.
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from Georgetown, he built pretty home on Church street, but a step from the church, which he will offer for sale. It has one advantage possessed by no other house in Southport, hot water heater. This is somewhat similar to steam heat, but simpler and superior, with almost no attention required to preserve an even temperature throughout the entire house. MT Hubbell's reasons for leaving are a desire to be nearer his son in New Ro- chelle and wish to be further from the Sound, that the bronchial trouble to which he is subject may be relieved by dryer inland atmosphere. While in Brooklyn, his voice became so hoarse that he could not, without great effort, make himself heard across the church. The air at Georgetown, however, restor- ed it fully and he has not suffered so greatly here, though an east storm in variably affects him.
 MT Fiske, the real estate buyer of the Consolidated road, whose headquarters in Southport are at W. F. Elwood's, is now buying property on the Shore Line.
 Conrad Buckingham will move back the old barn which stands on his land on the road to Mill hill before beginning his new house. The barn will be placed near the new barn.
 W. F. Elwood has the privilege of. re- maining in the house he sold to therail- road until June.
 Mill hill now deserves its name, for Nellis H. Sherwood, one of Southport's enterprising business men, has put up a windmill there. The hill is said to have received it's name from -fulling mill which stood, 75 or 80 years ago, on Mill river, power being furnished from the now partly dismantled dam at Mill Plain. This mill of MT Sherwood's s is an Aermo- tor of about two horse power, theYwheel being l2 feet in diameter. MT Sherwood finds that it gives abundant power to grind feed, cut hay, etc.
 The original contract was for drilling and blasting rock at Buckingham's hill on the road from the Greenfield hill bridge to Mill hill. The selectmen after ward gave other work on the same hill, increasing the price to $500; and the con- tractor claims that, counting his time as nothing, he has paid out about $325 for help, dynamite, etc. But the. work has been we'll done and will be appreciated. Besides the rock which has been blasted to make roadbed 20 feet wide, a deep gutter has been blasted. The contract has been finished, but residents of Mill hill and others benefited by the improve ments are to put on six inches of gravel for about 300 feet, the gravel to De ob- tained from bank on the turnpike, near the bridge.
 Mrs J. B. Clemens of Mill Plain. whose SSth birthday was celebrated, Monday, is the oldest member of Southport Meth dist church. The next oldest is Mrs Sal ly Hubbell of Greenfield, who will be Sl, next St. Patrick's day.
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". Farley, the newly appointed auditor of the Housatonic road. Mir Farley is still in the insurance business.
 MT Palmer and Mrs Emory, whose marriage was announced for this week, are to live in the house vacated by MT Ram.
 E. B. Roberts has contract to supply 10000 hoop poles to w. Hay, who runs the Bridgeport cooperage on Railroad avenue, West End. They must be of hickory or white oak, the former pre- ferred and from six to seven feet long most of them are used for hogsheads. MT Roberts. who will obtain his poles from land of Selectman D. c. Wood, simply cuts, trims and hauls them, receiving from two to three cuts each.
 Writings market has been altered and improved.
 Rev E. o. Tree of Five Mile River ex- changed with Rev Mir Bassett of the Methodist church, Sunday.
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BEDDING.

Gershom Banks, who died at the Mid dletoWn insane asylum, last week We'd nesday, was buried in Umpawaug ceme- tery. His widow is also an inmate of the Middletown asylum; they have four children.
 Betts < Son of Norwalk are cutting a tract of timber in Sanfordtown, bought of F. A. Bartram of Bridgeport.
 Born, recently, q son to Rev and Mrs ". B. Hague of Bridgeton, Maine.
 A little granddaughter of Rev ". J. Jennings died at Washington. D. C., last week.
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TRUMBULL.

Rev E. A. Warfield, who for six months filled the pulpit of the Congregational church, has visited s. B. Beach. MT Warfield, who is still studying in New Haven, now breaches in Georgetown.
 Wentworth and Moves have finished filling their ice house with 65 tons of clear ice.
 Mrs Wentworth, daughter and Mrs Clark of New York have visited their mother, Mrs D. B. Hinman. E'.
 s. H. Sterling has had the dog he has paid taxes on for 13 years put out of misery. --- --...
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HOUSATONIC R. R.
 MAIN LINE.
February 9, 1891

iSbi uoly 1CSI. BRiDGEPORT--Nor 7 O5. 10 % a m, am,9 30 p m. Sunday. ' 35 m Arrive 6 40, g 40 m, 12 20. 50. 4 50, ' 20 s 45 p ID Sunday milk ' 20 D m; freight 9 m.
 TRUMBULL-North5 1O*.7 16*. 10 3O* au, 747 i m. South. 2s. g 2s. m, I2 05,2 30, Az 09, s BOZ p ID. Sun!sy milk O6* p m. -' LONG HILL, North 25.*7 22*. 10 40 m; 1O,5 06, $ 2S, s 07. 10 1O* m; Sum- day ' 54 m. South 6 2l. g 22*. Il 59 am, ? 15. 8 45. O2. s 24* m. Sun- day milk. 6 59 pm.
 STEPNEY-North5 40. ' 27, 10 20, 1e 50 am; 20.5 1I.6 35.l0 25 p m. Sunday Sam South IT. g IS, II 54 a m.2 05 3 35. 6 57. s 19 p m. Sunday milk 6 54 BOTSFORD-North6 6 1S.7 41,1O 35,l1 o5 m; l 40. 25. 45, 10 45 m; Sun- day s 10 a m. South 6 OS. 10. II 45 a m. 40. 3 20, 4 9. 6 45, 8 II D m. Sunday milk 42 m. NEWTOWN-Nort 6 45.7 49, 10 43,11 36 a m. 2. 33, 6 53, II m; Sunday 8 Is 8 m. South co. g 02 II 36 m. l 10, ? 50,4 IA, 6 9, 8 02 n Sunday milk 6 30 p m. HAWLEYVILLE-N ' 5S, 8 O3. 10 B II 50 m, 2 30. 5 42. ' O7. II I5 D m Sunday P m. South 52, 8 54 II ? m. 12 50, 2 30. 4 O7, 6 O6. ' 54 Sunday milk l6 p m. Leave for Bethel 55, II B m, 3 5S. 43O, 6 45 p m. Sunday 4 52 pm. From Bethel ' 40. 10 30 m. 25. 55. 6 O8, g 37 pm. Sunday 4 29 m. BLOOMFIELD JUNCTION--Nolth sos, 43. II 01 m. 3 50, 5 51. Is. II 45 pm. Sunday 36 a m. South 5 43 s 43. II Is a m,l l10.3 5S,5 51.7 45 m Sunday milk s 02 p m.. For Danbury. 6 co. O6, 8 47, II IT a n, 4, 5 55, ' 16, ' 50 p m.
 DANBURY-Arrive 15, 20. 02, Il 32 m. 4 l5. 6 OS, ' 2S. 8 O5 pm m Leave 30. 45, s 30, 10 45 m, 8 40 30. 6 55, 34 pm.
 DANBURY AND NoRwALK DIVISION. BETHEL. from Danbury. $ 36, $ 42. 2 or 2 41,9 13. IT. g m, 19. 5 09, 6 26. 6 55 p n. For Danbury 5O,7 g, 10 IA m. 0S. 19. 49, $ 30, ' 10, T 27 Il 19 D m For Hawleyville ' 25. 10 15 m,1 10, 3 4O,5 49, g 15 D m From HawleVville g 10, II 50 a m. 12. 4 46, 02 p m.
 BEDDING. North 13, 10 Oe am,IO1. 09. ' 20. II 14* p m. South 6 4S, g 20 Il 59 m, 3 26. 5 IT. *7 O3 D m
 NEW HAVEN AND DERBY DIVISION. BOTSFORD-Leave II, Il 50 . m. 25. 15 p m Arrive ' 3S. 10 32 m 5 B p m
 *7 31 m. East *11 56 a m, A 31. *S 2I m. 26. 10 q m, 5 15 p m. East 9 s1 ID. 12 O2. 37, 27 pm.
 ' 13. 10 07 am. 8 % m. East g 35 8 m. F IS. 52 42 p m.
 NEW HAVEN-Leave 50, 40 m 40 p m. Arrive 59 m, 12 42. 5 Is g CA D m
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Thirty-eight cents a dozen has been the highest price, this season, though for months 36c was paid. It has now drop ped to BOG. MT Brown does not believe in incubators and sets his hens in Febru- ary. About 200 chicks are matched every year, the bullets raised and the cockerels sold for broilers. The older fowls are sold at fair prices and no poultry is al- lowed on the place over two years. The feed for these hens consists of wheat middlings in the morning, grain at noon and plenty of corn at night. They are kept in l2x14 building, two floors, be- sides 14x30 run when the weather is too bad for them to be let out to wander at will. Although MT Brown says that he devotes only part of his time to this business and runs it as an auxiliary to farming, it will not be easy to find one who obtains more eggs from an equal number of hens.
 Letters from Mrs T. B. Sturges and daughter, who are en route to Califor- nia, speak of a terrible storm on the ocean. The steamer Newport, on which they embarked, was driven out of her course for six hours and the captain who lost control of the ship, says that. in his 25 years at sea, he never encountered such storm. For three days, passengers were kept below. Then the storm clear ed and the rest of the voyage was de- lightful. The journey across the isth- mus occupied but three hours by car and Pacific steamer was taken at Aspinwall January IS, expecting to reach San Fran cisco in about three weeks.
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A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you sat isfactory results. or, in case Of failure, a re- turn of purchase price. On this safe plan you tie of pr King New Discovery for Consump- ton. It IS gnaranteed to bring relief In every
 lungs chest, such as consumpticn, infiamIna- ton of lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and ways be depended upon. Trial bottles free at E. F. Hawley's drug store. \ rse'
The Newtown bee., 1891-02-13
NICHOLS.

Alice, 13-months' daughter of the late Frederick N. Hubbell and granddaugh- ter of Nelson F. Hubbell, died on the 5th and the funeral was attended, Saturday afternoon.
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NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND R. R.
 October 26,1S90. HAWLEYVILLE-Eas O2 m, II 52. 9 p ID. West g 03 n. O2. 6 09 NEWTOWN-East fS 07 m, fl 30 m. West is 57 m, f6 01 D m. SANDY HOOK-East 15 m. I2 OS, 37 pm. West 8 50 . ID. 50. s 56 D m.
 SOUTHBURY-East 8 9 m, 12 l2. 1T pm. West 8 40 m. 2 40.5 46 m.
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MECHANICS AND FARMERS
 SAVINGS BANK, City Bank Building, Wall Street,

Deposits, S1,007 ,055 23 Surplus and interest, $33, ,530 66
 Assets, S1,040, ,5s5 so Deposits of $1 to 5000 received and interest credited from the first of each menth, payable in January and July of each year. Incorporated 1871. D. N. MORGAN, President.
 JOHN L. VESSELS, DAVID WOOSTER, Vice
 Presidents. L. S. CATLIN, Secretary and Treasurer.
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IN ORDER TO RAISE CASH AND BOOM THE BUSINESS
 FOR FEBRUARY, STERN & HARRIS

Have made sweeping reductions all departments We have just closed out of retiring New York Cloak House 300 Chdrens and Misses Coaks 6Oc the dollar and to give Customers the benefit of these astonishing bargains These ments all of the latest styles and strictly wool and will include this sale all garments Former prices ST. $8, $8 50 and $9.
 YOUR CHOICE FOR FIVE DOLLARS continue until bound Winter Fur cpes $ formerly ST. Jackets below Fur will Bonnets 10c Everything We must No old allowed accumulate at
 STERN & cos, 185 MAIN ST., ,DANBURY,
 LEADING MILLINERS AND CLOAK HOUSE.
 Special Low Fol January
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Miss Alice Lawless has visited her home at Providence, R. I.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-07

Escriben de Pobta de Montoln6s q un Pc
riodico de BARGE ona, que la descargadu en-
aQuel punto un violento ciclon, que asol0 los
canpOs en- una estens6n de seis kil6metros
Paia cOmprender la viOlencia del hnracan,
baste decr que ha habido tronco de algorrobo
de mas de veinte centfmetros de espesor que
fu6 lanzado a mas de Glen mstros del punto
donde estaba pantado.
Muy pronto comenzaran On Madrid las
Obras del PalaciO del Hip6drOmO para la expo
sici0n universal de Isellas Artes.
z En- la pr0xima reunion de la Real Acade-
mia Espa1loa quedaran proclama los academ-
cos los senores Belart Barbieri. <
-@--Ge<
Dice un periodico aragon6s que los macs
tros de Velilla de Cinca (Huesca) no han co.
brado I'm c6ntimo en- los trei'st0 y seis u'times
meses.
Dice La Corresp0 adesciG de Espa5aa:
"En ell peri0dlco de M6jico EL Ar:e de la
LidiG, del 25 de Octubre, vemos con gustO que
el espada Ponciano Diaz, e Iu en- hase supues-
/ to muerto On desafo, sigue toreando en- aque-
liza repnblica con gran contentamiento dc los
FL mismo Ponciano organize en- Zacatecas
una corrida beneticio de los inundados de
Espa1a, on la que fu6 cogidO y vOlteado, sin
mas consecuencias que dos fuertes golpes que
no le impldieron continuar Ia lidia."
~ La empresa de La Hastraci6n Espaisola y
americana ha encomendado muy acertada-
mente la seccon de crftica de que estaba en-
cargado en- dicho periodico el difunto acade
mico D. Manuel Canete, al redacGor de El L.
beral, don Mariana de Cavia.
Use cOmentae la reunion celebrada por agu
nos marinos on el ministerio de su departa-
montO despues de term;nado el ConsejO de la
Marina presidido por ell Sr. Canovas Dicese
que este les ha aconsejado que desistan de
hacer manifestations en- pro del general Be-
ranger.
Perece que los marinos, en- vez del banque.
te con que querian obsequiar a: general Beran.
ger, le regalaran un album.
En- B6lgica SO ha incendiado el palacio
que poseian en- Dave los duques de Fernan
Ndnez. Las p6rdidas han sido grandes, sin
que ACCOMPLISHMENTS haya 0currido ninguna
desgracia personal. La notieia del siniestro
ho ofactado mucho los duques.
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AL publico

noritas de esta Capital de los pueblos limf-
trofes, participo:
Que habiendo legado a mi conocimiento
que certas personas propalan la noticfa dc
que me he marcnado para Espana que por
tantO mis- servicios en- el adorno de sombreros
para el beo sexo Sc han extinguido; hago
constar pOr el presente anuncio la inexactitud
de dicha falsa noticia me ofrezco todas mis-
bondadosas parr0quianas para el buen desem-.
peno de los encargOs que Sc sirvan confiarme
en- la ESTRELLA DE ORC, San Francisco 40.
Casa de don Salvador Masjuan donde estoy CO.
lOcado.-EnrdqMe G0b0rr6M. al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-07
Noticias de la Peninsula

Para Ia fabrication de hielo artificial con
kguas de fuentes destilada y Ia expedition de
hielo natural de aqua corriente, Sc ha fuldado
una sociedad On que SO han fusionado dos i'm
portantes casas que SO dedcaban a esta in
duStrias la de los Sres. Cantallop. Galceran
Pofta, Y 10 de d. j. Salgot
Estagnueva empresa, que ha de infuir de
segHrO, en- que sean perfecta las condolences
higi6nicas de las bebidas heladas, SO llama la
Trgorifica Barcelonesa.
Dfecse que seran IL por 10 menos las va
cantes de diputados Cortes de que 80 dara
Cuenta al CongreSO tan prOntO como SO reuua.
I El criterio del gobierno acerca de Ia con.
dlcta del general Beranger, es conocido Y esta
bien claro. Juzga el gobierno que ningdn mi
nistro puede batirse. Pero todo ministro es
h0mbre libre puede dejar de ser ninistro por
movies o para fines perSOnaleS de tai manera
yivos en- su conciencia, que SO niegue a atender
0trOs razOnamientOs, y en- tai case no toca &
los gobiernoS mas actitud cue respetar Ia in
flexible voluntad del interesado.
Los peri6diCOs de 0rense Sc lamentan de
do la calaInidad que amaga 4 muchos pueblos
dc la provincial. Los fertiles vRlles de Monte
frey VaN1eOrras estAn cOmpleJamente arrui-
nadOs por la dloxera la miseria 81 hambre
% ensei1orean del campo la emigraci0n diez-
ma la pOblaci0n On muchos dstrit0s
El ayudante de marina do Denia participa
uNe eh aquellas aguas ha naufragadO 81 brik
6arca iealiano Ncgert0. ahog6ndose toda II
Nipalasl0a mN1Ns " MexlnerQ,
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La Palma

A consecuencia de los anuncios que v.snen
publicandose tan rimbombantes por cierto
POGO serios, en- que se ponen mas ALA de las nm
bes, los artfculos confecciones de un establci.
miento de esta Capital como on aduellos Sc des.
cubre no sana intenci6n para el nuestro nos per.
nitlmos lamar la atenci6n y .hacemos constar an
to este respectable pdblico numerosos amiuoA
de la Isla, que = La Palma NADIA tiene que enyi.
diar ninRdn establecimiento de So fndoe tocan.
to la bondad de los artfculos que importa con.
feclona, como tampoco respecto actividad = lin.
cia de parroquianos es prueba rrefutable de clio.
Que conste que "todo, todon 10 que ven5ie-
mos es tan bueno por 10 menos "como 10 mejor II
10 que en- contrario Sc Olga es........ .Mdsica.
OLia,1a "a
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sR VENDE

Una hermosa casa situada 81 .s il
de Paerta TERRA frenne Ios herraosen uaralo oe
lado del soar de don Eudardo l falssis 1Us; eos g
aposentos on los baios uu aaibe de n,str.,o uuu
uuauLa1oss una ietf1na idem mas la metros :
msu,o ae Ienao s,n fabrioar Ri d t.sss ..s..
psaFia psa pueoe 1irgsrae Il Raloiorsa as ass..
sa1 xtanSlaeQ nQm> Ill dvA pv4gu ss...-,s !. .''
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EnTRETENlMlENToS.

s5. ALMANAQU UE.--Lunes 7.-San Ambrosio
EFEMERIDE-l829 Sc publica ell Regla-
glamento de la Real Loterfa.
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Para su publication hemos recibido la
siguente
FotografIa.... Enprosa

Mi 70 la fotografada es de es ia localidad
ella es elnosa sin patica amable su cavallera
es 81 Lnosa sus ojos tan tan hiqu.tlto que no
SO reparan ST 1oca es de rrOsa sus pies son di
mi nutiios, su andar estan y tan sunda negro
que le sroban la illusion cuarquiera, para date
inegor dc TALES su nonvre en- p:eza con
ybl953n1.
Las tres jovenes graciosas que ests gardin
engalanara son tres queridas ermanas tan
bella mo la rrosa
"A. r. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-12-07
Ell LIBERTINO.

Entire fiestas y alegrias,
Entire juegos licores,
Entire lasclvOs amOres,
entire continues orgias,
Siempre errante, sin destino,
7 sin cuidar de su casa
ContentO piensa que pasa
Las horas e1 libertino
A alguna mujer odiosR
Con t6rvidO amor aprecia,
Mlelltras que lngrato desprecia
Las caricias de su esposa.
SiemFre con los ojos hjos
En el juego el licor,
IgnOra 10 que es amor,
No sabe amar q sus hiiOs.a
AbOrrece la quietud,
Ls tastidia el ejercicio,
Mira un delete en- ell vicio
una farsa en- la virtud,
Y sin hOnra sin decorO,
0lvdando sus deberes,
sU Busca entire viles muieres
CaTiciaB que cuestan orc.
LejOs de 81 dalce hogar,
En- tan grOsero Fivif,
No sabe 10 que es Sentir,
No sabe 10 que es arhar.
con vida tan Odiosa
No liega saber de fiio
Lo que es un beso de un hiio
Nj un carino de So esposa.
J. A. Aarsao.
!. La gran fabrica de cigarros cigarrillos
estab zelda On "a Habana, Prado mum. SO y re-
gistrada con Ia marca el Figaro tiene derecho
a usar las Reales Armas de Espaha..
T CasGs que serec0msesdan Ell BUEN
GUSTO, un0 de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluquerfa de 10 Capital.
Ryepietavj0s ]. APPELLANTS, San Justo. nj
nero 1o.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi
ton bonados.-Esmero y limpiexa.
.Lo que ganna Jos acad6nsscos en- Framcsa.-
El Figaro pubiica un curioso articulo titulado
L0 QSe produce "a Academia, On el cuaf indies
las retrlbuciones que obtienen on Francia los
acad6micos pnr Iagel dc suS eargOs
7 los losNuus fDrsnan parte del Institute
tenen un su~ldo anual, pero nuy corto de
I.200 frances. Este sueldu no aumenta aunQue.
IN lnlalno iadt yidpo tarme parte do varias sns.
demiaa.
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Revocation de poder

Con fecha "a del oorriente he revocado ii
podef general que tenfa conferido q D. Tomas
dc NIdo, por haberse retirado de mi casa (lu
Comerclo.- - Hdmacao, GO de Novtembre da
1eo1.-DGaies ~. Asoaso i6-6
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POrque me voy

Vendo una buena mesa de biliar con todoa
sus accessories muy barata, tambien trajes de
casimir de.dril, buena clase baratos; Sc com.
pra plomo cobre viejo. Marina, frente al AR.
senal, tienda de r. Tydpaga. 1871
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Adenas az esta aeiIEllacion anual. perciben

asisten. La ouantfa de asGas dietas no es fla:
uepende d 81 nnnerO de 6,2nsOrt0les que asiste
cada session, pues SO consagra una suma de
lOO francos .por session para repartirla entire
los que concurran 81 asSten tOdOS cores
pondon cada uno frances; 81 cOncurren 90,
lO; y, 81 solo aslstiera uno pereibiria los 200
frances. Este case no Sc ha dado nunca. La
session lneaos concurrida de la Academia fran
cesa tue una celebrada durante ell sitO de Pa
ris la caal aslsJleron solo tres indiyiduos de
la cerpo' aelou.
81 yvHe listed dji interior la Capital
sauiere eStrse como Paris 8 Madrid, y COL
mnA peco dinerO, encanfnese la calle de Ia
ForIaieza ndsn. 10 y pregunte por la sastrarfa
tie don Juli; Lopez, Fortaleza 19.
A.MAcaN DE MuazoA
DE ULlMPIO OTERo, AToCHA No T. PONCE.
Mdsica para piano dos manos.
SarrterG LA Lluvia de Estrellas, walls
de Salon 1926
sIdem.-El Ramo de Violetas, Polka.... 100
Idens.-La Aurora Matina, lnuy facil... 60
Para pedidos on la Capital, D. Jose Gonzalez
Font.
Entire marido mujer;
Dime, Juan, lde donde vienes con esa
cara tan triste
DE asistlr al pobre Carlos en- susdltimos
momentos
II Ha muerto el pobrecillof
No; ACADIA de casarse
Dice una lindfsima amiga nuestra, que en-
estOs tiempOs de calOr sOfOcante, no hay NADIA
superior tomar un helado riquisimo en- La
M0ll0TQMsssG, on cOmpa1ia de las personals dis
tiDguidas que ALI Sc reunen.
ST Quiere Vd. prObar un gr0g estomacal Y
hnO, plda en- tOdOs los Cafes ue ler Orden Cog
nae ..yeres Pom he Milit0r de Ia casa de desti
'aci6n de D. Rafael Rome q, de Jerez.-D. Ifas
Wolff es eagente general pal a las ventas al por
| mayor en- la Capital.
En- una barberia:
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