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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-01-15
Excursion to the National Capital.

On Thursday. January END, the p. & O. r. r.
Co. will run one OF these pleasant mid winter
excursions to Washington, which We're so popu-
lar year ago. The time for the excursion is
well chosen, as the National Capital at this sea
son is at the height of its political and social
glory Both houses of Congress are in session
daily with the galleries always open to visitors
Then, too, there are the monuments the stat
ues. the palatial public buildings and the beau
tiful public squares and avenues always inter
estng sights. The White House, the Smthson-
ION Institute, the National Museum, the Cor
coran Art Gallery, the Botanical Gardens and
Washington's Monument are open to all visitors
Such an opportunity for visit to the City Of
Magnificent distances is rarely presented as
this,
The tickets VIII be good ten days. allowing
ample time for visiting Alexandria, Mt. Vernon,
Richmond. Old Point Comfort and points Of in
terest within easy reach of Washington We
give below q list of stations, showing rates of
70 ay,1t io,a of t,,ai,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-01-15

Clarence Hess, OF Greenville, has taken
a position as salesman in the dry goods
store of John R. Liggett.
You are aware of course that catarrh
will become chronic unless checked at
once by Old Sauls Catarrh Cure. Only
% cents.
Miss Mary E. East, daughter of Col.
s. A. East of Spring Hill, is visiting
friends in Washington. She went to that
city in the latter part of last week.
The many interesting places in Wash
ington city vii! doubtless be visited on
January 81 and the ten days following BY
crowds of people from Virginia. Two
excursions will take place on January
%, one over the Baltimore & Ohia rail.
read and Tbs otheE oyer the Chesapeake
4 Ohio. For each the price Of tens day
round trip tickets will he aa.ss.
4 full dress opera party will be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Apperson, to number
Of invited friends, ON next Tuesday eve
ming, January 20. The host and hostess
with their guests. will attend the Green
wood Opera company s entertainment on
that evening, after which an exquisite
supper will be served to the party at MI.
and Mrs. Apperson's residence, ON East
Beverly street. g ~
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Y. M. q, A. Reception.

The musical reception in Y. NJ, G. A.
rooms last Thursday evening was a high
| ly enjoyable affair. 1t was given to Mr.,
Taylor Mccoy, general secretary OF the
Association, by the Ladies' Auxiliary
The attendance was large, and hearty
good feeling prevailed. From to 8
O'Clock the time was occupied with so>
cial greetings and conversation in the
reading rooms and parlor Mrs. A. NJ.
Henkel and Mrs. Jed. Hotchkiss, presi-
dent and secretary of the auxiliary, with
their numerous assistants, succeeded adj
mirably in their efforts to welcome per-
sonally each one who came.
The time from 8 to 1890, when the as
sembly dispersed, was devoted to free
entertainment in the auditorium. The
audience filled the room, much OF the
standing space being occupied. The pro
gramme was composed of selections by
some of the best singers, Instrumental
musicians aud elocutionists of Staunton.
Every number was a success.
The following is statement of the
so Zion that tellest good tidings' (Dud-
ley Buck. by Christ Lutheran choir
composed of A. Jaffe. Frank Bare, Mrs
Hamer, Miss Jaffe and Mrs. julius Pfu-
fer, with Prof. Eisenberg as accompan-
list ON the piano; 2. Recitation, "Enoch
Arden" by Miss Jennie Mae Peck g. Ri
ano solo, Mrs. Hicks; 4. Duet for soprano
and bass from Haydn's Creation" by
Mrs. Hamer and Mr.. Jaffe, with Miss
Jaffe as accompanist; 5. Recitation,
"Aux tall Ems, by Miss May; 6. Vocal
solo, "A New Kingdom" (Tours), by Mrs.
George C. Jordan, with Mrs. J. 7. Light
ner as aceompanist; r. Vocal trio, from
''Swiss Family" (WeigeD. by Mrs. Hamer,
Miss Jaffe and Mr.. Jaffe; s. Recitation,
from "The Chimes (Dickens), by Miss
Haughwout; 8. Overture on piano, "Rny
Bias" (Mendelssohn), by Miss Jaffe and
Prof. Eisenberg.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-01-15

January !, 1891, near Laurel,Hill Mr.. Samuel
CARRIER, aged 81 years.
January = 1891, near Laurel Hill, Mr.. James
Hammer, good man and citizen, aged rs.
On January 6, at the home of her daughter
Mrs. NJ. G. Davis, near Scottsvlle Mrs. Virginia
Il. Armstrong, aged SIS years Previous to her
removal to Scottsviiae, about one year ago, she
lived in Staunton with her son, p s. Arms tong
of GoOch street.
On Dec. IS, in Bit jackson, Dr.. L. Triplett aged
50 Years. He was the father in law of James
Trobteir of SIaunton, and che father of Dr.. Trip
Lett, President Of the Stanton Steam Roller
Min Co
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Special Prices on
UNDERWEAR,

Prices that have been put on them for this
special sale, quick prices, 50 quick that if you
want Underwear you had better loose no time
in looking over what we are now offering
Not a thing in this department that has not
been reduced,
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A. II. Marley, advance agent for the
Marie Greenwood Comic Opera Com
nany,1 was in stapnton Tuesday, stop
ping at the Virginia Hotel. He left yes
terday morning for Charlottesville, after
having completed arrangements for the
appearance Of his company in the Staun-
ton Opera House next Tuesday night.
The Greenwood Company belongs to an
upper class of opera troupes. 1t is COM
posed of thirty-six salaried persons,
headed by Miss Marie Greenwood. a
charming singer from Memphis, Tenn.
She is q great fayorite in the amusement
centres of the South. 1.-The Hermit will
be presented in this city next Tuesday
This will be the first appearance of the
Marie Greenwood Company in stannton,
It will come here from Charleston, w.
Va. In the early part of November it
passed westward over the C. & O. rail-
way, playing in Charlottesville and Char
lesion, but passing Staunton for fear
this city would not afford patronage
enough for such q large and expensive
opera company. For the present trip,
however, its management learned more
of Staunton. of the city's large popula-
ton of music=loving people, a crowd of
whom will doubtless enjoy the COM
pany's performance next Tuesday night.
Mr.. Marley is an advance agent of hon
orable experience. He has travelled for
a number of high-class attractions. in>
Guiding companies headed by Clara
Morris and Lester Wallack.
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Marie Greenwood Opera 90.

A rare and perhaps unprecedented op
! performance will be presente, to tilt
4 people of Staunton next Tuesday night
January Goth. The Greenwood com
pany viii appear i'll the Opera House
I that night III "The Hermit" an opera
that under the new name ''Amortan is
being presented by Pauline Hall in the
northern cities with wonderful success
She appropriated it as decidedly nieri-
torious uncopyrighted opera, giving il
her own copyrighted title "Amoria. ,
Her action proves the high quality OF
the opera. Read the following notices
OF the Greenwood Company.
The Marie Greenwood Opera Co made
their appearance before Cincinnati at
dlence yesterday that completely filled the
opera house. Seldom has an audience Ill
this city been more delighted. Tie opera
was beautifully mounted! All the parts
were we'll taken. Miss Marie Greenwood is
bewitcling little actress, with a voice of
wonderful compass. i would not l,e posi-
Bile to listen to tie clear notes Il her voice
without pieasurs Sc inl2nnahl EnqNi1ef
The Marie Greenwood Opera Co, hand
soiely costuined and strong IN numbers
presented Czibulka's opera Of The Hermit
10 full house. Miss Marie Greenwood, the
prina donna, has a remarkably fine voice
and her artistic handling Of the title role
was encored to the echo. Washington Re
publican.
Hugh F. Lyle & Co, owners and opera
tors of the Vesuvvs pillow works, have
bought an interest in the business of j.
A Hanger. dealer in engines, saw mills,
tharshers and heavy machinery general
ly, which latter business will hereafter
be conducted in the name OF Hugh f.
Lyle & Co, at the old stand of J. A. Han
ger, opposite the Virginia Hotel. They
will also keep in stock plows of several
kinds and ali sorts of pillow repairs. Look
ont for an advertisement soon, and give
them a call. Mr. s. Brad. Lyle is in
charge of the house. Mr.. Hanger will
divide his attention between the busi>
ness described above and his steam
feed mill
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Correspondingly low rates from other stations
Parlor Car on the afternoon train through to
Washington.
For tickets and Parlor or Sleeping Car accom-
niodat.ens Gail upon or address Agents b. Il O.
Railroad,
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C.A.CIadkeE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF A VALUABLE
VENDORS LIEN BOND

For ISL 1880,
with interest from the 20th day of January, 1883,
DURSUANT to an order of the Circuit Court of
l. Augusta county at the November term
thereof 1850, III the attachment cases therein
pending of [. H.. OFT VS.. j. S. Curry, &C., and
Allison & Addison VS.. ]. s. Curry, &C., I shall
offer for sale in front f,a the Court house in
Staunton, Va,
On Saturday, 17th day Of January, 1891,
certain bond executed to said j. S. Curry by
Hannah Curry for the sum of 81 80 with in
terest thereon from the goth day of January, 1883
and payable on the death OF Hannah A.. Curry
and Robert A. Curry, which bond is a vendors
lien on a certain tract of land containing $50
acres situated on the waters of Naked Creek,
Augusta county, Va, and known as the Old
Curry Homestead, adjoining the lands of Charles
Curry and Others and is the same tract of land
that was conveyed to Hannah A. Curry from the
said j. S. Curry by deed dated January the Goth.
1883, and of record in the County Clerks Office of
Augusta county,
TERMS One half cash, and the balance in
six months, the purchaser executing his negOtia
BILE note satisfactorily endorsed = ! 49,
Il. II. N. SPECK, Sheriff,
declotds And as such Commissioner.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1891-01-15

A few small size Jackets, 81 and "A, at soc
on the SI.oo If you are small this is your
chance. We mean to sell what Cloaks we
have on hand even if we have to loose some
money on them.
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GENTLEMEM'G LIST,
Baby one Solid Sore.
Tried Everything Without Relief.
No Rest Night or Day. Cur
ed by Cuticura Remedies.

My baby, when two months old, had a break
ing out with what the doctor called eczema
Her head, arms, feet, and hands were each one
solid sore. tried everything. but neither the
doctors nor ANYTHING else did her any good We
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could get no rest day OIL
night with her. In my eX-
tremity | tried the CUTI.
CURA REMEDIES, but | con
TESS | had no faith III them
for | hy3 never seen them
ri1ed. TO my great sur.
prise. In one weeks time
after beginning to Use the
CUTICURA REMEDIES, THE
sores were well, but / con
t1nued to use the REsoLv-
ENT for a little While, an(
now che IL as fat a baby al
you would like to see. anf
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|CIadke's
Dry Goods Depot,
8, 10 and IL Main Street.
WE ARE NOW SELLING
DR.. WARMERS
IeIebrated IorSetS
AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES.
ABDOMINAL, former price SG7s,
ABDOMINAL, NOW CoINGA AT s,.sa.
HEALTH, FORMER PRICE s,.zs.
HEALTH, NOW GOING AT % cents.
FLEXIBLE HIP, former price, ,si.oo,
FLEXIBLE HIP. now going at 7oe.
GOOD LUCK, former price. soc.
GOOD LUCK. NOW GOING AT. 3sc.
These goods will be sold at the
above prices until further notice.
ALL OUR HEAVY GOODS,
Ladies, Misses & chi!drens
Wraps at about one half of
our former price.
WINTER GOODS MUST GO.
70 make room for the COM
ng Spring Stock. Elegant
bargains in every Depart
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ts
~ Stanton. Va, January 18th, 1891.
10 Daniel Wichaeh Henry S. Wichael, Sarah
CaSady (nee WieiaelA and John Casady, herhus-
band Martha j. Cook nee WichaeD and Isaac
Cook, her husband, ana Mary Wichael the widow
of George Wichael, decd, Plaintiffs, and VIM
Davis Haney, Mary f.. Robert E., Charles NJ, and
Benjamin f. Haney, infants over IA years of age
and Jennie A. and Jessie A. Haney, infants I'M
der IA years of age, Defendants, in the suits be-
low named and Thomas G. Kinney. guardian
ad Item of said infant defendants, and John G..
Haney, Petitioner IN said suits,
TAKE NoTICG
That in pursuance of deeree.entered on the zrst
or November 1880, by the Circuit Court in a chan
Gerry suit therein pending9under the style of
Wichost, D.. ps, Esaey, I'm. d., shall at my Of
flee in StauntOn on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of February, 1901
proceed to ascertain and report to said court:
what would be fair and reasonable fee to.
Charles Curry for professional services rendered
by him i'll said above entitled cause.
J. w. GREEN SMITH. ~
jams Commissioner in Chancesy.
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List of Letters

Remainingin Staunton Postofflce Jan. 14th, 1851
which If not called for in u days, viii be for
warded to the Dead Letter Office, Washington
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5000 Jackets at $40.
$500 jackets at 1915.
1915 Jackets at $500.
$500 Jackets at $5.75.
$1,000 jackets at SITS.
$1,000 Jackets (plush) at $3.50.
$1,000 Jackets (plushD at $12.75.
5000 New Markets at $4,25.
$500 New Markets at $5.75.
S12.oo New Markets at 1875.
$1,000 New Markets at $7.75.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
~ staunton, Va. January 18th, 1891.
To T. r. N. Speck, Sheriff of Augusta county.
ana as such, admir- d. b. n. o. t. a. OF Peter En-
Stribbling, Sarah A. Craig Cornelia r.. kKey,
Rebecca V. Harasbereer, Mary T.. Strouse and
Emma a; Hatcher, Plaintiffs, aud George w.
Shuey, ex'Or of Christian fearl, decd John B.
Engleman, Philip Engieman, Catharine j. Beard.
h. Margaret Engleman, Sarah A. Craig, W. f.
Cralg, Mary v. Craig, Jacob 4. HarnSbergef.
RebeGca v. Harnsberser, Audley p. Harnsher-
ger, Willie A, Hasnsberser, Harriet stribbling,
A. j. McMulien and Sa!lie A. his wife, Bette K
Ryan, Erasmus Stribling John w Striblins G.
T. strouse aiid Mary l.. Strouse his Wife, b. F.
saylor and Catharine J. his wife, +. A. Ramsay
and Sarah c. his wife. john Il. Riley and Cor
nella =. Riley his wife, Florence Mastin Dean
ana Maggie May Riley, Edwin G.. Fucher and
Emma A. FulcGer his wife, and Charles NsAn-
me r., , lane r., Emma D., Edwin e., Margaret
{. and Willie @ Fulehef, Defendants in the cause
below named, aud JOS. n. Ryan, guardian ad
Item OF all the defendants who are infants,
TAKg NOTICE. -'+
That IN pursuance of a decree rendered ora
she 9TH day of November, 1890, by the Ciscuit
Court OF Augusta, in the chaneery cause therein
pending, under the style of Engteman's sc'or Us.
EnGlemdu's heirs, shall, on % Iii
SATURDAY, the saad day Of asay, 1891,
former and last report, which may be filed on
or before the lst of May, 1891, and restate and
reform so far as it may be necessary the genera
executorial and distributions accounts Of the
l I Snistlan Beard decd, as ex'or of Peter
Engleman, decd, after the actual value of the
real assets of said Peter Englelnan decd. on a
sale or part thereof presently to be made shall
have been definitely ascertained, together with
speclal statement OF any other matters that I
may deem pertinent or any party in Interest
| may require to be so stated.
/ j. ". GREEN SMITH.
Jan Com'r in Chancsry.
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Cuticura Remedies.

Cure every humor of the skin and scaln of in
fancy and childhood, whether tertpring, dishg-
uring itching, burning, scal5, crusted, pimply,
Ct hle:sss. With loss of hisir and every inpurity
tfitary, when the best physicians and al other
remedies fail Parents, save your elillstgen years
81 Ct mental and physical suffering. fiegi, nov.
CUT4fNRA HEMNhiEs are the greatest skin
cures. pl9ba purifiers, and humor remedies Of
llodeih Times, ara absolutely pure, and may be
flying success.
.. Soil everywhere. Price, CUTIcuRA, 50c SOAP
PC; hhsoLYENT, 81. Prepared by the pcrfEH
DRUG and CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases, GA
pages, 81 illustrations ana 100 testimonials
nIAdP IES. hlaf,ls-
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A Great Cleaning Sale Of
CT O. a us

For the next month They must be sold
What will do it? Price is the best thing tc
make them move lively So we will make it
low enough to have no excuse for carrying
them over for next season.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, s-.
~ Stanton, Va, January It'll, 1891.
10 Adam Lambert and Mary A., his wife, land
David L. Burkett. Plaintiffs, and Z. X. N. Speck,
5. A. c. and as such admir-. Of Jacob Burkett.
decd, Margaret 5. Burkett, solomon Coffman
and Eliza j. his wife, Marion Iurkett, James
Burkett and VIM. i3urkett, an infant over IA
years of age, and George s. Lightner, guardian
ad Item of said infant. Defendants in the below
named cause and to alt creditors of Jacob Bier
kett, deed,
TAKE NOTICE a ASH
That in pursuance of decree entered on the
18th day OF November, 1890, by the Circuit Court
of Augusta in the chancery cause therein pend
ing under the style of Lambert, adam, and actJe
&c. Us. Bltrhett, Jacob Admir-, ct als, shall at
my office in StauntOn, Va, on
Thursday, the 18th dag Of February, 1884,.
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing the transactions OF Z. Il. N. Speck. S. A
Z. and as such admir- of Jacob Burkett, decd.
as also the debts against the estate of the said
Jacob Burkett, decd. with their priorities if
any, whether the real estate in the bill MENTION
ed is susceptible OF partition in kind among
those entitled thereto, and il not, whether sale
thereof and distribution of the proceeds would
be most beneficial to the distributes, especially
the said infant defendant, and showing also by
special statement such other matters as 1 may
deem pertinent or any party in interest may re-
CURED to he so stated.
j. W. GREEN SMITH,
jams Commissioner in ChanseIv
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W. NJ. Allen. druggist, desires to inform
the public that he is agent for the most
successful preparation that has yet been
produced for coughs, colds and Group
1t will loosen and relieve a severe cold in
less time than any other treatment. The
article referred to is Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy. 1t is medicine that
has won fame and popularity on its own
merits and one that can always be de-
pended upon. 1t is the only known rem
edy that will prevent Group. 1t must be
tried to be appreciated. 1t is put up in
so cent and 81 bottles.
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Big Land Sale.

Death OF James NJ. Paul.
A telegram was received by his family
last week announcing the death of James
NJ. Paul, of South River, while on bu-
siness trip to Texas to look after his
large landed estate in that State. Mr..
Paul was a graduate OF Washington
College, about 70 years of age, a sue
men in the county.
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'If numerous household is the safe
ty of the Republic" it might as well be
proclaimed at once, that the remedy upon
which such household should be reared
is Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup.
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Wanted.-A few outside statesmen
Ladies or Gentlemen, for a light and pro
fitable business. Experience not neces-
sary. Apply or address General Agent
from s to 10, a. NJ, 10 to 2 and to p.
m., Highland House, 103 W. Frederick
street, Stanton, Va
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-23

ARWARIDA y Co, Luna 81, almac6n de
muebles Go tOdas classes y torneados, Ultima
4 nOvedad, ESQ 977
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VELlNO EL1ZALDE, San Francisco 49, Com
pleto surtdo de tejidos de noyedad para sras
!articGos de vaje, camas de herro ETC. Impor-
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NO DEBE FALTAR

En- ninguna casa donde hay ninos, una
mas cajitas de los pOlvos dentales del Doctor
Salicrup; por que esa mancha verde oscura-
que toman los dientes de los ninos es una
prueba segura de que predominant los acidos
y de consguiente Ell germen que causa la ca
ri6 y la destruction de eStos organos. Els ne
cesario que Ell publico tenga entendido que
estos pOlyoS solo limpian y perfuman Ia boea;
endurecen las encias, sino que destruyen los
microbes de Ia corie, y los del titus, cuando
Sc usan los perfumados con escencia lejtima
de canela de Ceilun, fabricamos, espresamen-
te con tai objeto, SabedlO pues, afectuosas
madres Puertorriquelas.
Us1d en- vuestros nifos Polvos Dentales
del Dr. Salicrup, sea ell demtr[JfcO FrGga9attSi-
ma, de venta en- todas las boticas de la Isla.
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MANUEL VICENTE.
41.-SA:N FRANGISG0-41
San juan Oge. Puerto Rico

Gran establecimientO lujosamente decora
do al estilo mOdernO, On cuyos elegantes esca-
parateS vidrieras Sc ostentan variedadeS in
mensas de cuantOs objetos d. Iujo capricho
primera necesidad Sc pueden desear,
Su prOpietario cuenta con activOS agentes
on todas las principales piazas manufacturers
del mundo, quienes le remiten peri0dicamente
cuantas novedades inventa la moda, mantle
niendO de ese mOdO Ell
MAS COMPLETE VARlADO SURTID0
para poder dejar satisfecho ell gusto de todos
sus parroquianos.
Sc V9ND1 a PLAZcs
sin alteration de preciSs & las familias relacio-
nadas en- la casa, y Sc hacen concesiOnes espe-
ciales on las cOmpras al por mayor.
Una UisitN
al menciOnadO estabiecimientO para hallar tiri.
sima perfumerfa, poroelanas, eristalerias, obje-
tos de tOcadOr, sOmbrerOS de Ultima nOvedad,
papelerfa, muebles fnos de caprich0sas for
mas. bisuteria en- toda extension, maquinas de
coser. cubiertOs electro plata, medias calZe
tines, encajes de todas calidades, tirae borda-
das, objetos de bronco miles de artfcuIos que
serla impossible enumerar.
va llegaron las tamosas maquinas
para hacer he1ados
acknowledgements, que han alcanzado asombrh
Esa aceptacion pues basta cargarlas dejarlas
quetas para en- breVe tempo hallar el helatio
lsto para servirlO.
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- ALAOIOSy %, Cruz 3, Comisiones en- ge
Dneral, surtido complete dc lozas de marmol Y
lOzetas de todas calidades, s.na ~
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NTONIO MENDEz. Cristo 9. Establecimien-
to dc pr0Visiones en- general dep6sito de HE
8-8LO de BayamOn -
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FerroCarriEes "Decovi!Ie"
F0rtdlezo, nGtm. 80

portatiles a colocaci0n instant6nea, asf denomina
dos del nombre de sn inventor adoptados en- toda
clase de explotacioDes, para los servicios pdbli-
cos, ciViles, de guerra Y de marina de Francia
y de IN gran n1mero de naciones.
Han conseguido desde que existen 81 medallas
de orc y todos los primeros premios sin excep-
cion en- los concursos franceses y extranjerOs.
$3.50 CLIENTES-74OO KILOMETROS EN-
TREGADOS.
Sc remiten catalogos y presupCestos de ins-
talaciones demanda.
Dirljanse en- San Juan de Puerto-Rico NJ.
Luchetti, representante de Monsieur Oecauville
Ain6.
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NToNy!!O JAURaEGUI FortaIeaa 50, Brillan-
BA6 inuumerables artfculos de todas nrocedene;as
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