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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-09-23
HUNTINGTON

SEPT. 21.-Rev. e. L. PapenhaEen was
last week transferred from the North
Ohio conference to the Erie conference.
His appointment for the coming year is
Wattsburr, Pa. His last sermon Sunday
evening was from Hebrews iy;l,
There will be no meeting In the M. E.
church pext Sunday, as all the ministers
in this section will be attending confer
ence at Mansfield.
The woman's Home missionary society
of the NJ. e. church meets with Mrs. Je-
rome Pratt Wednesday, September 30. A
full attendance is requested, as there is
important business TO be transacted. 1t Is
hoped every lady who can will be present
Walter Dirlam and family visited In
Mansfield at Judge Dirlam's last week.
Elwood Russell is just getting over the
worst attack Of hay fever he has eyer had.
he has not been able to do any work since
August II till the present time,
Mrs. Sarah Brown, OF Findlay, spent q
couple Of days with her mother here last
week.
Dr. Bakelee and Miss Grace started for
their home in New York city last Satur-
day, having spent pleasant week with
friends here. The doctor had his camera
with him and took good many views oil
his old home. the churches, town hall, the
school house In which he went to school,
Cases tavern, etc.
Rey., Edward B. Haskell and vile visited
friends here last week, while on their way
east as missionaries. Tney are sent by the
A. B. C.F. NJ. to Bulgaria ami sail from
New York October 8. They expect to
spend the winter In DR.. HHskel's family
In samakov, learning the Bulgarian Ian
guage.
Leayington Leininger hr moved his
family to Wellington, where he expects
to obtain employment In the bending
works. a,9
Mr. and Mrs. Will Loyeland spent Sun,
day with Miss Lucy West
"A good many loads Of peaches are be-
Ing brought in here from south Of US.
Fruit Is very scarce around here, yet
some nice cider has been made.
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PITTsFIELD.

SEPT. 21.-Mrs, s. o. Elliott has ie
turned from Norwalk.
Oh yes, they are oil going to hear Nc
,Iniey Saturday.
Arrangements have been made to get up
a delegation from this place 10 go 10 Ober-
lin next Saturday.
The school board have adopted books
published py the American Book company
Tor the use Of pupils In the township.
The book dealers in Oberlin and Yelling
ton have been appointed as their agents
The peach social held at e. Campbell's
last week was well attended and good
enjoyable time was had.
Fred Hall and wife, ot Rockport, were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine
Whitney over Sunday.
Miss Francis Young is In Cleveland for
a short time: we suppose in the interest
of the temperance work.
Mrs. L. W. West has moved to yelling
ton 70 stay this winter and Clarence
Kingsbury has moved into her house to
look after things during Mrs. Vests abb
sence.
Mrs. Eya Kingsbury has returned from
her visit at Baxter Springs, Kan, where
she had been 10 see her mother.
What has become Of the petition that
has been circulating 80 freely 10 prohibit
the hall from beng used for immoral
purposes as Is claimed 70 thing that II Is
hard to prove)' There are number that
have not even had the pleasure Of seeing
said petition. Furthermore, we think
that our trustees know their business
without being dictated TO by few calam-
liz hovlers. /, I.
Henry Newton has rented she Glynn
house al the center and viii move into II
this week.
Alton Pitts got quite a severe shaking
M September is by falling from his horse
while riding horseback. The horse shied
at something and threw him over back
ward, striking on his head and shoulders.
We guess he must have been practising
for the cavalry, as he was riding lady
fashion, but they generally get of on the
other side.
The local directors in sub district No s
have been authorized by the board to dig
a well at their school house.
Lewis Gibbins has gone to TABOR, la',
on a visit.
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PENFIELD


SEPT. 2i.-Several of our young people
are availing themselves Of the superior
advantages Of the Wellington schools, viz;
Mamie White, Maud Watts, Alice Bar.
tholomew, May Witbeck, Lulu Mccoy,
Pauline Hayes, Alex. Mccoy and Roy
Lang.
Rev. G. A. Reeder and wife expect to
go to Mansfield this week to attend the
North Ohio conference.
Rev. Fl. steyes has Joined the Detroit
conference.
Mrs. Allie Witbeck is teaching again in
the LAGRANGE union school.
Nine new members were taken into the
M. Z church last Sunday.
The Epworth league will have a social
next Friday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. w. Smith.
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Highest of all in Leavenng PoweU. Govt Report Aug ~ 1884,
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S0l1JTEEY PURE
La GRANGE

SEPTEMBER 21.-"The melancholy days
have come, the" hottest "of the year,
Chauncy Hines raised tomato tha,
weighed one pound and fifteen ounces
Who can bea: that' [see answer in last
weeks ENTERPRISE.
Z. V. Underhill and Mrs. Emma Zerbee
OF Chattanooga, Tenn, were in town last
week. They came home to attend the
funeral OF their mother.
Paul NJ. johnson and Earl Hastings ar,,
attending business college in Cleveland
| L. @, Parsons and family moved 10
Greenvllle, o., today. Mr.. Parsons has
engaged in the wholesale grocery and
cheese business at that place.
David McFadden moved his family 10
Sandusky last week.
L. +. Wolcott has sold his house and 10,
on South Main street to J. L. Richmond.
David Fender Is now landlord az the
Curtice house : he having bought out
Messrs. lockwood & Copeland.
Lee stroup has commenced the study Of
law IN the office NJ Ap w..s
Elyrla.
Henry aot and Miss Minnie wilco,
were married at Elyria September 8.
Jay spaulding, an old resident, was in
town last week.
Mrs. g. O. Underhill, an old and highly
respected citizen. died Thursday morning,
September 10, alters a long and lingering
Illness She was buried Saturday evsn,re
September IL.
She whose maiden name Uas I,ov r.,
ior and who used TO liye in this place was
IN town yesterday.
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NEWS FROM ABOUT US.
NOTES FROM THE SPECIAL COR.
RESPONDENTS TO THE
ENTERPRISE.
About the Recent Happenings and
Special Events in Their I'm
mediate Vicinity.
NEW LONDON.


SEPT. 21.-A few days since W. D.
Golding received dispatch from Califor-
MIA telling Of the death of his brother
Charles, who has been In feeble health
for a long time.
The remains of Miss Betsy Knapp were
brought here for interment frc'" Sanhns.
ky last Tuesday.
John Mcconnell died at the home of his
sister, Mrs. +. Roonback, September 15
He was here on visit, taken sick and
died. The remains were shipped to his
home In the west
The oratorical contest September II
was very fine indeed. The silver Eedal
was won BY Miss Lucy Gilligan and the
white ribbon birthday book by Miss Eta
Robinson.
The potato race resulted in a verdict for
Harry While, who walked off with the
suit Of cloihes.
Rumor says c. A. Hin has taken a wife
Miss Mary Ames haying entered life as
his companion.
Z. q. Curtiss and Mrs. Ferguson we're
married few days since in Norwalk
Wewish al parties the most uualloyed
happiness.
The reupion Of the i2th Ohio battery
was the event Of the past week. Forty
| two answered to roll call. All things per
tanning 10 Il was success, not forgetting
the dinner and supper, Of which great
quantities remained over. as an evidence
/ Of the hospitality Of our citizens.
The town was full Of people Saturday
evening Hon. R, @. Horr, Of Michigan,
addressed the people on questions Of the
day a town hail. The attendance was
large and attentive, atif
/ Jacob Brubaker Is 10 New York after
fan and winter goods. ssg
Ms. >stie Mris has. gone % spend
the winter IN Canada.
Miss Lucinda Golding intends starting
this week for Spokane falls, Wash.
Messrs. Jay Miller, Eddie Washburn
and Miss Matte Curtis are in Oberlin at
tending school.
Revs. G. H. Hartupee and N. ]. Close
win attend the Methodist conference al
Mansfield this week.
Homer King, Of Michigan came to New
London TO attend the reunion Of the 18th
Ohio battery and visit his mother. Mrs.
J. Segur.
Mrs. Healy came In from Detroit few
days since TO pack up some household ef-
fects, preparatory to residence In De-
troii, Mr.. Healey came In later for day
or two. Orders for Healy's motor are on
the increase.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
will give peach social at the home Of
A. Z. Mcconnell on Wednesday evening,
September %.
The Methodist aid society will meet
at the parsonage on Friday afternoon Of
this week.
Mrs. Sturtevant arrived here from Mis-
souri, Sunday morning. She will again
take up her residence In new London.
Mill
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oonhrrned.

The favorable impression produced on
the fret appearance Of the agreeable liquid
fruit remedy. Syrup Of Figs, few years
ago has been more Than confirmed by the
pleasant experience OF all who have used
Il and the success OF the proprietots and
manufacturers the california Flg syrup
company $3.50
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BRIGHrnN

SEPT. 91.--MrS. II. Seely, Of Wellington,
spent day in town.
Miss Winnie Smith, of Elyria, was In
town last week. AL 40
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of West Books.
field, spent few days with their daughter,
Mrs. G. M. Peasley. 2 VT 1lt
Miss May Burge, OF oberiin. made
short visit to friends in Brighton.
Will French is in town.
Miss HStch, Of Medina, is visiting a, n.
B. Squires'. .4f1
Mrs. Gibson, Of Wellington, spent the
Sabbath in Brighton. N4N2 ~
Base ball game at Rochester between
Brighton and Rochester, Rochester ihe
victors. tas ~ i
Elmer Richmond, Of Penaeld, was N
town Sunday. ee~ Ise q
Died, In Wisconsin, Sept. fst, VIM. Bat.
ties, formerly for many years a resident Of
this township, SAN sS
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. Nos Island Q daily ;ofhersdai ex Sunday.
Further information In regard % this line
Will be found on page 2. ltsi i..a,I
p. "A. &c w. NJ
Huntingdon. west. Oil; east 4,Si.
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| UNOERTAKERs,
/ 1wELLINoToN, oil

Mr.. Benschoten having decided TO remain In
Wellington, we have formed q partnership for
conducting the undertaking business.
istf JIM. BMsonorrs.
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THE MARKETS

SHIPMENTS OF BUTTER AND CHEESE FOR
THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 90.
Cheese 4217 pkgs. 107,7b0 lbs
Butter 105 10,100 lbs
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To strengthen the half, thIcken tbe
growth, stop rs b,anching and falling an, ny
and where 4 tisgray 10 restore the youthful
color, use Hans hair Renewer. -
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For Best School Shoes.
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.

Big Fo,1r Route
From and after Aug. Q. 1891. trains will pass
wellington as follows-central standard time;
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tes resultados en 81 tratamiento de Ia Tisis
pulmonar SOrprendente me fu6 las primeras
.veces Yer les efectos tan certeTos u favoFables
de la EnsalSi6ss de Scott, y desde entonces ven.
go empleandoIa en- easos de la misma natura-
leza con feices resultados. He yisto hasta Is
''ealidad sus admirables efectOs en- favor de los
eEfermOs tuberculosis.
Hacienda justicia al meritO les dirijO la
presente, suscribi6ndome de ustedes afectisi-
mo serYidor. Manuel EsqMivel. M6dico Gil
rnjanO de la Facultad del Salvador.
Soluciones.--A la fuga de vocales Bella
como la luz del medic dia, alta cua la palma
en- el desierto, ,--fresca como la nieye de los
montes--hermosa cual los angeles del cielo-
al acerTijo: 81 dinero, Al geroglftico; Qui6n
mas mira menos y6.
Han enVfadO las soluciones DE la fuga.
de YOcales: Srta Monserrate Santana Mater,
Ruperto Garcia, Isaias Sanchez, Manuel Fernan-
dez, 81 Club NebuIoso, Nicolas Munero, Eduar-
do Acosta Hernandez I'll faco dc Cangrejos,
Ell Baron del Nuro, Ramon Hernandez Mater,
EI Duende.-Del acertijO: "A. B. Barasoair -
Del geroglfico: Valentin Soler.-Del geroglf
fco y acert5o: Un desdichado gerogli-
fco fuga de Yocales: Natala Betancourt Y
Pillar Marty,
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tampar en- ell cristal su lindfsima imagen.
Mas, dh------ no quiero Ell CRYSTAL, Este tan
solo me da cOntOrnOs, sOmbra y luz No; vengan
los pinceles, venga una magica paleta dc purlsi
mos colores
I'm retrato al 6leo
Oh que delete poder recrearse en- esos rubios
Rios que perezosamente descansan en- los palidos
tonos de su freDte.
En- esos ojoa garzos cuyos fulgores arrastran
dejan estatico, eectrzan y vana herir con finish
mos profundos puntazos las mas sensibles fbras
del corazon.
En- ese carmfn de sus labios, regalo de hadas
pintura de un angel en- oposicion aLgran pIemiO de
la perfection del arte natural. En- esa pureza de
lfneas, confusion en- ese caos de medias tin
tas, capaces de cOnfundir la impotencia, los
dulcfsimOs tonos de la misteriosa paleta del pin
tor de UrbinO. En- esas curvas que ondulan su
cuerpo para linitar la soberbia escultura del mas
hermOsO mOdelage. En- ese cOnjuntO, fin, en-
suenO de poetas, vision de pintores rico manan-
tial de inagotable inspiration.
Ella, la de mi TetIatO, tan afciOnada q la
lectura, que para que este mas en- caracter pue-
dan mas pronto conocerla, he de retratarla junto
su delicioso antepecho de la cae de la Victoria,
bnscando suaVe luz, que armonigandO su conjun
to, venga refejarse en- las paginas de una histo-
ria, de una nOVela, cuyo> cOntenidO la ensimisma,
la recrea la hace aparecer mas po6tica, mas be-
la medida que manifestan su rostro, los
fcticiOs temOres de trance nOvelescO, 8 la YER
dadera conviction de un hecho historicO.
Ella, es tan afciOnada al canto, que al inicar-
en- los primeros arpegios, hizo concebir al pro-
fesor que Ia guiara, una risuena esperanza de
gloria
70 que enyueito en- 81 ardoroso manto de la
passion la admire, me consume en- mi propio fuego,
temeroso de la iInprudenca ell enojo!
A1n no la cOnoceis
Pues tiene dos primas, que dos ilusiones ena
moradas fOrmarOn de dos besOs; la una perfu-
mando con fragancia los po6ticos campos de la
Yagua, y la otra divinizando con su belleza, con
su candor de angel, el pueblo de Ciales.
Sus padres han pertenecids al respectable gre
mo de empeados de la Acadia, de los cuales,
uno va desempenar el honroso cargo de secrs-
tario de un pueblo cercano.
La conoceis ahora
va cIeo que ST, con este silencio..-. que vie
ne el pintor Lopez Laborda e retrato es al 6leo.
Solus Sntiymorum
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sECCIoN DE ANUNCIOs
Banos de la Providencia
BARRIB BE In R8ARFN IL
.PIJNTILLA

DebiendO estos quedar instalados en- bre-
We, su dueno.Fuega q las familas que lie tienen
pedido abono, SO sryan manifestarle la hora &
la cual des6an Sc les fije eI mismo.
FL abono para 81 publco en- general queda
alberto desde ell dia del corriente Ell Ia Gale
de la Fortaleza numero 81, principal. 81 pre-
clio de aboEo una ,hora fila por espaei1 de Is
dias, es de pesos, pero no Sc Iimita Ell ndme-
70 de personas que puedan banarse en- la hora
de abonO.
FL banjo general de h0mbres no admite
abono, cada bano castara 10 centavos, a cuyo
efecto Sc expenderan tarjetas en- el msmo es-
tabecimiento. 15-I
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ULTIMA HORA

En- las elecci0nes de concejaIes levadas a
ca o en- ei dia de hoy en- 81 Cosegfo electoral
del segundo distrito de esta Capital, ha tenido
ell resultad0 siguiente
D. Jose F. Botas, 90 votos.-D. Benito Ba-
querO 26 id.-Ramon Paratcha, 23id.-D. jose
Serrat, 23.-D. Antonio Olivia, id. Ramon
Vidal, i'd
CoZegio de Ia Marina
Don Manuel Canals, % votos-Don Ave-
limo EIizalde % votos-Don Manuel Lopez VI
llaml Is votos. Don Menuel Amador Rodri-
guez 15 votos.
Hay gran lueha en- este colegio.
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La pareja qde presto este sarVicio detuv0
"a Cora por ind0cumentado sospechOsO,
ignOTandO gus este individuO es unOfde los mas
fanosos criminales por su larga accidentada
historic.
Ga Guardia civil de Malaga encontr6 On
Coin al c6ebre bandido Mena, que tenia ate
rrorizada toda Ia comarca.
Los individuos de la Guardia civil le inti-
marOn la Tendci6n, v este contest6 con una
descaTga Sc trab0 renida lucha, dandO pors
resultadO Ia mnerte del foragdo de dos dispa-
ros que le hicieron los agredidos
Qued6 aproBada en eli Senado Ia contesta-
ci0n de esta Camara al discurso de la Corona,
por 123 votos contra GA.
Este Mensaje es 10 que dice Ia Reina la
rutina.
El verdadero Mensaje defpafs es 81 de los
miles de electores que Sc quedaron en- las pa
sadas eleccOnes sin tOmar parte en- la election
DE senadores ni de Diputados
Entire los hombres de negoc:os corri0 en-
Madrid-como cosa indudabe--el rumor de
que lOscien millones de pesetas que en- JUNO
del anO ppdo Sc emitieron de Deuda hOtante
pOr ell BancO " Ell IeSOrO, no seran recOgidOS,
sino renovados su Yencimiento, por 81 mon
cionado establecimiento de cr6dito,
El torpedero Destructor y ell crucero Isza
de Lstg6W han recibido Orden de alistarse en-
seguida s incorporates q la escuadra de ms
trucci6n, que Sc hallara en- Barcelona el % del
actual
Esta medida de precauci0n obedece q las
noticias que de aquel punto Sc reciben con mo-
two de la pr6xima huelga
Asegdrase que los duenos de casas de
pr6stamOs do aquella ciudad tratan de cerrar
sus puertas, cesando en- sus operaciones, antes
de 1o de Mayo, no reanudandOlas hasta que de
nuevo Sc normalice la situaci6n despu6s de Ia
huelga
segdn nos escriben de Vitoria, dieese que
para las huelgas de Mayo ira a San Sebastian
una baterfa del regmiento de artilleIfa de mon
tana que guarnece aquella capital.
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ALMANAQUE - Mayo. IN Microbes 6.-San
Juan Ant Port Latham, apostol Erangelista
POtrOWO deL noble Ggte de la INgpYevtd.
RIDE.-1645-En este dfa Sc pu-
blicaron las sindoles de este Obispado
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE La CAPITAL

\
AgstcGr. r.-Tuvo efecto hoy Ia venta de rs
bacoyes San J0s6a $3O3
Mieles.-Casi Ia totalidad de elias pasan q
las destilerias de los contornos, para convertir-
las en- ron.
CQf6.-se mantiene en- los mismos t6rmi-
nos de hace mnchos dias. Regular demanda,
y Sc paga de 244 a $25 corriente ilnpio
Ron.--Abatido con moVimento de baja
Hoy vale de $40 a 81 los 100 gaones.
C0nsbios -El Bapco Espa1o1 GOTTA
3 Londres so DIV, $5-S5
Paris div, $161 por 100.
Estados- UnidOs div, 90 por loo.
Espana DIV, IA pOr 100
Habana dIY, is por 100
.Vapores due sc aguardan:
Alfonso XII saIi6 81 80 de- Cadiz .-Asca-
MA, salio el 2l del HaVre.- Martin Sde2az He
CARA del al 8 y sigue para Ia Habas
Enrique, sali0. el "a de Santander.- Sasts
10gger, salO elNlia IL de NueVa-Y ork. 0sg9s
saidra On la madrugada manana Este
A6ereados de Ia Isla
PONCE
Cnfe. -Lihnitada demanda tendencia
deacender. Gotham de $235 $26 p0r extre-
moa
AS@cQ1 Retrados loscompradores No
mlnal de $3 &4 p0r peiinn a centFiflQa e
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Banqueros

La casa Banquera de esta Capital que ha-
va rec;bido Uonocimientos de mercanefas en-
barcadas en- Bordeaux, favor del Sr. Lagojan-
mis-, Y una letra de cambio en- Su contra, por
$50 frances, Sc servira avisar inmediatamente
al interesado en- ell Hotel aurora, calle de la
FOrtaleza mum. A.
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LOGOGRIFO NUMERTcO

Dedtcado q mi amigo D. Zaidoro 81 Bon5zla.
ii, ,12, Is, IA ,17, ,l8 30,
q, %, ,23,24,25 Mi todo nombre de una casa de
comerclo de esta api Ia |. - 1867, ,16, ,1O,l9
Nombre de IN pueblo, ,2,4;6,2l,2 ,8, ,lO,7, ,l6,
Idem idem.-7, g, ,25, 46 NoInbre de mu-
jer 20, i, ,2O8, Is, Ia Iden idem. -2l, "a, 10,
IA, Idem idem.-12, 1884 Nombre de varon
1922 1913 Idemidem. .-17, 1, 9,24, ,lO, 1877,
s Idem idem.-21, ,8, 1916 Idem idem.-2O,22
20,8,17 NOmbre de una fruta. 1885 Idem
idem.-l8, ,16, l5. Idem idem. -2l,8,7,7,
6 Un animal.
TaIlraa EIIZlr1fn
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ARPA ACR0sTICA
Dedicdda q las sinpdticos Srtas 4rNt5s.

Deztcado q las sjnspdttcos Srtas. 4rut5s.
Lease: II Composition del cho-
colate. % Instruments que
usan los =Carpinteros. 80 Color
I. de pintura. AZ Lo hay on los
correos. 80 Lo que hay en- las.
casas. Leyendo verticaImente la segunda y
cUarta letra no la Ultima del segundo, obten-
dremos nombre Y apellido de una simpatica se-
norita de esta Capital.
U,s amigo.
Los Sres. sobrinos de LUNA Ca, acaban
de recibir tostadas mallorquinas, cIase selecta
y Sc prometen realizarlas q IN precio suma-
mente m0dico. 1916
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Ninguna muebleria de Ia isa dc Puerto
Rico tiene tant0s muebles para alquilar ven
der como Margarida y G., Luna 81
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N 0 / 4 s

al Quiere. .usted conner bien, muy bien9
Francisco Fontanillas nombrada La CatGlana,
San Francisco 56, es donde Sc como mejor en-
PuertO-RicO
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Vino Riojano de Aleson, Rioja, ell mas puro
clasiticado por el Laboratorio Municipal Uni
co deposito, tienda de don Francisco Font,
Fortaleza, esQnina Tanca
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300 10 3R.

El que suscribe participa al pdblico en-
general, que ha conferido poder especial a fa-
Vor de don Jose Taboada, para que le repre-
sente en- los asuntos judiciales durante su au-
sencia en- la Peninsula.
Aibonito, AbriI % de 1891 6-5
Vicente BlGnco
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Rom-De 48 a $50 los 100 gaIones.
CQ1eb50S. 0S.-Activa demanda.
Londres, so div $3.50.
Espana, $14 POI 100.
NueVa-York, $2l por JOG.
MAYAGUEZ
CG1e. -Solicitado, pero casi sin existencias.
Agstcar.- Encalmada la demanda Refno
de $2H a $3.50.
MSesgs DE SIG q $22 los 10 galones con
buena sOlcitud.
GnaBi0s.-Londres go div, $685.
New York, 82I por 100.
Espana $14 a SIG por 100,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06
CANTARES
Halle en- tus ojos promesas
halle en*tus labios placeres
halle en- -tus brazos caricias
Ay en- tu corazon la muerte.

aSe necesitan muchachos de IL l6 amos
en- Ia fabrica de BauIes de p GIUSTI y ca In
fanta Luisa ndmero Marina.
Deben presentarse acompanados de suss
padres 3 de personas que los recomienden. 40
En- Alemania Sc ha ideado un procedimien-
to para destruir los ratones, coneios, topos,
zorras, etc, el cual cOnsiste en- producer por
combustion gases deiet6reos que matan en- 20
cos minutes esos alimales en- sus mismas ma
drigueras.
Para clio Sc hace la siguiente mezcIa
$50 nartaS an nAsn Ga hnlla nllIuarizala
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-06
AlafAoEN De aEysIcA

DE OLYMPIC OTERo, ATocHA No 4. PoNcE.
Mdsica para piano dos manos
Boyer. Rigoletto, op. 86, media tuerza,
fantasia. ......--....-- ......-.. 40 cts.
Idens Hermann, op. SO, media fuerza,
fantasia. sia...-...-........ 40 cts.
1dew.- Guillermo Tell, op. 36 ....--.- 40 cts.
Idene.-Un ballO, op. 42 10 cts.
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