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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

The Pilot Point Post-Mirror says that
section is needing rain. Vegetation is dry
ing up and rain would be a good thing for
those wishing to plow for wheat.
The Valley News says the range in
Bosque county has not been so good in ten
years. Grass and water are plenty.
For several days the receipts of cotton in
Yoakum have been over one hundred bales
per day. / Yoakum Graphic.
Cotton is opening rapidly. - [Wylie
Rustler.
The Cuero Bulletin says cotton is coming
in rapidly from distances and selling at
81 10 per 100.
The Cleburne Enterprise says there were
twelve bales of cotton on the street up to
noon one day. 1t is doubtful if the crop
will equal last years.
The Picayune says the Beeville gins are
turning out an average of thirty bales per
day.
The Commerce Journal thinks cotton in
that section will yield about half bale to
the acre.
LADoNIA, FANNIN COUNTY, Aug. 29.-Cot-
ton will undoubtedly be one-third shorter
than was thought two weeks ago. Worms
are reported in some sections, but this dry
weather is causing everything to fall of
that is not matured.
COLORADO, MITCHELL COUNTY, Aug. %
The first bale of cotton was brought in to-
day and sold for So cents. 1t was raised
by W. G.. Thompson, four miles from town.
The business men made up a premium of
$50, which was paid TO MIR. Thompson for
his enterprise.
TERRELL, KAUFMAN COUNTY, Aug 90
Cotton is coming in to-day in good style.
The town is cleared of almost everyone that
wants to pick cotton at the prevailing price.
HLLsBoRo HILL COUNTY, Aug. 29-Sev-
eral farmers are in town to-day hiring cot
ton pickers for neNa week They find them
scarce, as they only offer 40 and 80 cents
per hundred.
HnLsBoRo, Hill COUNTY. Aug. 29-Over
one hundred bales of new cotton have been
sold here to-day, prices ranging from 67s to
rs cents.
GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY, Aug. %
A cotton buyer of this city, who has re-
Gently made trip in the Indian Territory
from Red river do Marietta states that the
cotton has been badly injured by worms in
that locality. So far as heard from the
worms have done no damage in this county.
GRANDvIEw, JOHNSON COUNTY. Aug. 29.
Cotton is moving rapidly, as fast as the
gins can put 1t up.
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TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

The Commerce Journal says the pro-
tracted meeting held at the arbor near
Commerce has resulted in much good.
About thirty additions have been made to
the church. Large crowds attend the meet
ings every night.
Mrs. w. L. Worsham is having small
schoolhOuse erected on her property
fronting on Main street. Floresville
Chronicle.
The contract has been let for the erection
of the new Cumberland Presbyterian church
at Austin.
The interest in the Christian meeting at
Milford still continues. There have been
twenty-SiX acceSSions to the church. Dr.
Rogers has given the church lot, and they
will build at an early date.
The Talmage college at Alvin will soon
be completed.
Services were held in the new Methodist
church at Bonham last Sunday for the first
time. There were about ten additions to the
Methodist church that day. There were
three additions to the Pres byterian church
Sunday.
LADoNIA, FANSIN COUNTY, Aug. %
Plans for the new $4,000 school building
have been adopted and work is soon to begin
on one of the finest school buildings in this
section of the'state.
ton is coming in rapidly. Up to date about
sixty-five bales have been ginned at this
place.
HILLsBoRo, HILL COUNTY, TEX, Aug.
ga large tent has been erected and
nightly services are being conducted here
by what is known as the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists." People are coming from all por-
tions of the county TO attend the meetings.
GREENvILLE. Hunt COUNTY, Aug. 90
'iSin-killer" Griffin, the noted negro evan
gelist, is conducting a big revival
here. Large crowds so out to hear
him every night, and there
are usually as many white people present
as negroes. A great deal of excitement has
been worked up among the negroes, who
have engaged ''Sin Killer as pastor of
their Baptist church in order to keep him
here. They have also commenced building
a large church building.
KEMP, KAUFMAN COUNTY, Aug 90
Quite an interesting meeting is in progress
at the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
conducted by Rev. French of Athens, Tex
HuLsBoRo. HILL COUNTY, Aug. 29.-Sev-
eral private schools will open here next
Tuesday.
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TEXAS PROGRESS.

Mr.. Luther Johnson is building neat
cottage in West Cleburne. The grocery
house of Messrs. Lyons is to be raised an
other story.-[Cleburne Enterprise.
A. J. Thompson is erecting a two-story
building at Wylie. The lower part Will be
used as dry goods store and the upper
story as public hall. Work was COM
menced on l.. j. Bullitt's residence Tues
day. a good many minor improvements
are going on.
Two carloads of granite have been re-
ceived at Denison for the First national
bank building. Work has been commenced
on Edward Nichols new residence
Senator Coke will erect handsome
three-story brick storehouse on the site of
that occupied by Goldstein & Miguel and
destroyed by fire.-[Waco News.
c. H. Fee & Co. have added a new office
to their business house at Cisco.
The new depot at Karnes has been COM
pleted and turned over to the company.
c. d. Parker is building three-room ad-
dition to his residence south of Claude.
Work on the new depot and section house
was COMMENCED last Monday at Cameron.
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ALTAR AND TOMB.


Mr.. John Lindsay TO Miss Della Apple,
Commerce, August 26.
Mr.. j. j. Hoffman and Miss Matte Rob-
erts, Cleburne, August %.
MIR. w. T. Lewis and Miss Loula Har-
mic, Bonham, August &c.
Mr.. j. H. Patton and Miss Sailie Curry,
Buena Vista, August %.
MIR. S. z. Hilburn and Miss Ida NJ. Wood,
Waxahachie, August %.
Mr.. j. a. B. McCalpine and Mrs. n. L.
Bethel, Vernon, August "a
Mr.. a. p. Irwin and Miss Emma Atkins,
Beeville, August 20.
Mr.. Charles Benson and Miss Grace NJ.
Jones, Sherman, August 81.
Mr.. John Embrey and Miss Bette Miller,
Tioga, August %.
Mr. J. r. Nettleton and Miss Minty Brad
ley, Whitesboro. August %
Mr.. j. w. Williams and Miss GuSsie
Smith, Galveston. August Is.
Mr.. j. j. Hoffman and Miss Ada Roberts,
Egan, August %
HuLsBoRo, HILL COUNTY, Aug. 29-The
following marriage licenses have been is
sued here since the Goth: w. G.. Pond and
Miss Mary Whitehead. w. L. McCorley and
Miss Polly Elkins, Henry Harrison and
Miss Siloy Gatewood, C. f. Long and Miss
Lena Bowman, c. f. Page and Miss Lulu
Mooring, S. w. Hendrix and Lydia Nc
Daniel.
DEATHS.
Mrs. L. F. Fisher, F'armersville, Au-
gust %.
Mrs Dorcas Louisa Brown, Wylie, Au-
gust %.
Mrs. Mary Marlborough, Petty, August 81
Mr.. Albert A. White, OLIVIA, August %.
MIR. }. A. Cathey, Waxahachie, August a.
Mr.. Dave Moore, New Boston, August 23
Mrs. j. Robinson, Corsicana, August 81.
Mrs. L. +. Hill, Pittsburg August 20.
MARSHALL, HARRISON COUNTY, Aug. 90
Judge O. Hendrick died at his home in West
Marshall last night in the seventy-ninth
year of his age. He WAS sick only a few
days. The deceased has served this com ty
in the capacities of judge, clerk and survey
or, and was well liked and known through
out the county.
DENTON, DENTON COUNTY, Aug 90
Mrs. Mamie Cowan, wife of A. S. Cowan,
Esq. died at her residence on West Hick-
DRY street last night of congestion. She
leaves a husband and two little children to
mourn her loss. The intermenkfWill take
place tomorrow at O'Clock I'm. at the
Odd Fellows cemetery in tAFcity.
GREENv1LLE, HUNT CErY. Aug. 90
Mrs. A. L. Birdsing died. yesterday at Floyd
of consumption.
WIZ Faith
rd Pin your faith Female Tonic and
'icularly prepared s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30
TEXAS IMMIGRATION.

The following gentlemen were prospect
ing in this city this week and were highly
delighted with the town and country. stating
that it has the greatest future of any town
in the Panhandle: S. F. George. ST Jo-
seph, Mo-; G. NJ. Black, Wichita, Tex.
S. P. Russell. Dallas; G. A. Serviss and ].
p. Tufts, Abilene; ]. H. Snow, Wichita
Kan C. Henigee, Gainesville; E. Russell,
South Bend. Ind: T. NJ. Johnson, st. Jo-
seph, Mo-; j. P. Duffy, ST. Louis; James
L. Jeffries and w. j. Littleiohn, South Car
DINA r. NJ. Stubblefield and James Cos
sett, Reedsville, \. c.; 7. NJ Wadsworth.
Springtown. Tex; II. NJ. Spalding, Dem
ton; C. T. Becknell, South Carolina; James
Swift, Edinburg, Scotlsud.-lChiIdress
Star.
are on our streets almost every
day looking for good places to locate. They
all express themselves as well pleased with
Kaufman. kaufman Review.
There are about $4,000 acres of vacant
land in the southern portion of Floyd
county subject to homestead. Over 5000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30

r. C. Prescott of Cleburne is in the CITY,
j. II. Lathum, Dublin, is at the Mansion.
Miss Tommie Wooten is visiting Mrs. w.
j. Bailey.
E. NJ. Field of Italy, Tex, is registered
at the Mansion.
B. w. Jones of Guthrie, o. T., was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Field have returned
from Mineral Wells.
A A. Green left last night for Kansas
city via the Santa F'e.
j. NJ. Kuhen returned yesterday from a
tour of Northern Texas.
j. H. Johnson of Wichita Falls is on a
business trip to the city.
Mrs. ]. c. Hampton has returned from a
visit to Denver friends.
Mrs. A. P. Brown and Mrs. S. S. Mayo
and children are visiting Greenville.
Rev. Dr. Nall has recovered from his
sickness and will fill his pulpit to-day.
W. L. Logan and family after an absence
of two months, have returned to the city.
Mrs. A. NJ. KEENAN, of Springdale, Ark,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. B. Hale
of this city.
Miss Carrie Dickson will leave for Har-
din colleges Tuesday morning on the Texas
and Pacific
c. A. Reyer has returned from purchas-
ing trip to the East for the house of G. Y
Smith & Co.
Miss Clara Fry has returned home from
visit to Denver, Manitou and other Col
orado points.
A. w. Watkins of Austin is in the city on
business. Mr.. Watkins contemplates To-
eating in Fort Worth.
Miss Hettie Jacobs of Thorp Springs is
the guest of Miss Bertha McDill, at her
home POS West Dag gett.
J. r. Dean of La Plata, Deaf Smith
county, was in the city yesterday on his
way home from Austin, Tex.
c. L. Heath, a prominent citizen and
cashier of the First national bank of Gle
burne, was in Fort Worth yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. w. A. Adams returned yester-
day from Denver and the mountain resorts
of Colorado, much improved in health.
Sheriff Sparks of Bell county was in the
city yesterday en- route to Albany. He left
a prisoner in the Jail here until his return.
D. B. Farnsworth, after fifteen months
visit to Tennessee, where he has been
winding up the affairs of an estate, has
returned to Fort Worth.
w. r. Haymaker returned from Virginia
last night, where he has spent the past
month visiting friends and relatives. His
two sons, Robert and Linnie, returned with
him.
DR.. R. ]. Wittens, wife and daughter, are
visiting Mrs. Wittens' brother James c.
Scott, 5l4 East Belknap street. Dr. Wit
tens was here in 1855, and says he sees great
improvements in the city.
Mr.. A. S. Dingee and family and grand
mother, Mrs. E. Loving, returned from ST.
Johns, \. B., Mr.. Dingee's old home. They
made converts for Texas while away. and
say that Fort Worth is live city compared
with other places of its size anywhere
North. From ST. Johns to New York they
made the trip by water, ri By rail from
New York TO Texas.
ney's tailor s. .s~sss1s'
Subscr'se faeasDs<Q Ky GAzrr1x.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-30
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

The Texas plaster company have bought
the old works of the Franco land company
at Sweetwater and will enlarge them and
put in new machinery. The capacity of the
factory will be fifteen tons per day. Mr..
ksAmes Quinn of Denver is manager of the
new factory. The company have similar
interests in Denver, Col.
New machinery is being added to the cot
ton seed oil mill at Palestine.
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TEXAS JOURNALISM.

GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY, Aug. %
The Register of this city has changed
hands, Percy Darwin retiring and the Reg
lister publishing company taking charge.
Mr.. j. L. Leonard, for many years editor of
the daily Hesperian, and popular and ex-
perienced newspaper man. is managing edi-
tor of the new company. Mr.. J. T. Cooper,
well known in newspaper circles in Fort
Worth, is the new business manager. The
issuance of daily will begin Monday.
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TxEAS NEWS AND NOTES.

LApoNIA, FANNIN COUNTY, Aug. 2S.-
Work on the artesian well is at a standstill,
as the drill that was broken off at depth
of 500 feet is still in, and so far they have
been unable 10 get it out.
KEMP. KAUFMAN COUNTY, Aug. %
Misses Lydia and Sue Clark, daughters OF
Judge Clark of Adair, 1. T., are visiting
Mrs. G. w. Mason.
HLLsBoRo, HILL COUNTY, Aug, 29.-The
citizens of Hillsboro are fast making ar
engagements to give a complimentary sup
per and ball to the firemen in honor of their
valuable services, rendered last week dur
ing the fire.
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TEXAS NEEDS AND WANTS.

Floyd City needs a boot and shoe shop.
Commerce wants new passenger
depot.
Glen Rose, Somervell county, needs a
bank
Sweetwater wants a roller mill.
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Noises People Like.

It is not now, as it was for long time,
surprising to me that the man who in
vented a clothesline pulley which did not
speak failed Some eyes were lifted IN
surprise, four pretty mouths smiled and
one of them revealed teeth small and white
as those of a young wolf. He failed be
cause people who live in tenements and
have become accustomed to the squeak
like it. We have no squeaking pulleys in
West One Hundred and Thirty fifth street.
but we have the slipshod tramp, tramp Of
a worthy, aged, retired physician, who
sempiternally goes from his house to the
corner, from the corner to his house, from
sunrise to sunset, in sunshine or in rain.
and like it.-New York Times. eF
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ELLIS,

ELLIS.
Harry F Cert, New York; F o Carter,
Kentucky; C H Dorsey, Galveston; VIII
liam H Bolger. E It Conner San Antonio;
vile, New Orleans, La; A G Briefly,
Bryan. Tex; E Solver. Galveston; D w
Bell, Dallas; Q T Bohwig, William Bob
wig, Ranger; K e Hannay, Hampstead,
Tex; Mrs + II Moore, FL PasO; 7 f Daugh
drill, Marion. Ala; H B Kenin, New York;
John Il D Roman, Baltimore nj Arnold,
Philadelphia; K \ Stone, Pine Bluff: b \
Benson, a H wilkins, Dallas; VIM Gowen,
Chicago; w Conley Ennis E j Hawkins,
St Louis; p p Smith, Houston; Edward
Guthard, jefferson.
MANSION
E NJ Field, Italy, Tex: A c Ware, Col
orado: S K Lemon, NJ, X and T Ry; NJ o
German, Comauche; Mrs S Crook, Eldor
ado, Kan; Fred Hummins, Coleman City;
G NJ II Parker, Salt Lake City; G E Reid,
Wichita Falls; Mrs K H Roark, Aurora;
Miss Ella Carney. Aurora; Edward J
Slemons, Dallas: II L, Mercer, Wichita
Falls; F c McCarroll, Dallas; ] L Dickins,.
Quanah; Bob Miller, Sulphur Springs /?
w S Power, Colorado City; VIII L Fuller,
Ranch; j D McNIullen,W c Golden, Dallas
Fl Lathum, Dublin: G Fl Wilson, Chicago:
w 7 Dickson, Whitesboro; W Brooks,
Gainesville; F r Price. st Louis; J + Cain,
Clarendon; John G Beal, Bryan Stoneham,
W I Roberts, Colorado; II G Hendricks.
New York; c H Tyrrel, ST Louis;
r C Prescott, Cleburne; Mrs M G
Miller, Miss Bessie Miller, Sulphur Springs;
Mrs James Block, Harold; p L Stanton.
Pueblo Col; Miss Lily johnson, Okalopa,
Miss; Ethan Allen, Stanton; S A Sparks,
Bolton; j H Johnson, Wichita Falls; j L
Lomasny, Dallas; K E Goode, Virginia:
CASTOR Cogdell, Miss Daisy Cogdell Gran
bury: John Sellers, New York; W H
Godair; Chicago; George Z Webb and son,
San Angelo; C L Dunbar, St Louis; j A
Hutchinson, F Hawkins, Troy, Tenn.
PICKwICK.
o T Maxwell, Cisco; a S Busby,
Gatesville; A W Wills, Chicago; H c
Walker, Louisville; d P Gibson, Quanah;
H S Cook, ST Louis Fac Farmer, Arkansas
Pass S A McMurry, Louisville; A o Zieg-
Ter, Henrietta; A II Wilkins. Dallas:
George F McMurchy, E w Hiser. New
York; Alvin G Owsley, Denton; C L Ware,
Henrietta; NJ Shelton, Panhandle j D
Jefferies: Tepel; John w Carmel, Mason c
Z Bell, Hamilton H NJ Pease, Dallas:
A J Gordon, Gainesville, Tex; Lee Young,
Stephenville. Tex; Mattingly and wife.
Sherman; j L Montgomery, Seymour; DR.
NJ T Cox. Trickham, E S Edwarns, St
Charles, Mo; John Simpson, Gainesville:
c Jones, Palo Pinto; G George,
Hamilton, Tex; II Buchanan, Bryan, Tex;
j Speyer, New York; Mrs X Burnett,
Paris, Tex; James B. Fenhell. Lexington,
Ky; o r Menefee, Memphis: Ed B Roth,
Chicago; n D TONNES, Uvalde: H c TRAY
ers, Amarillo; w Campbell, Pueblo, Col:
John d Martin, r r Neyland, Greenville,
Tex:
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SATISFIED AFTER THOROUGH TEST.

"A, %.
Worth,
HighAn premium sewing machine in
finds be
well will all that
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Democrat Publishing Worth Tex:
GESTLEMENThe HighArm premium sewing machine
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AS WEAR PERFECTION AS POSSIBLE.

The Worth, ex
The machine received in good order and is pronounced Jewel by
only fault could be FOUND and that the thread short
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WELL PLEASED WITH IT.
ROANOKE, TEX, May q, ISL

Co, Fort Worth, Tex:
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FIRST CLASS IN ALL RESPECTS.
To the Fort Worth Gazett

TULIA
To the
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paid
received dissatisfied with the
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GAZETTE. Fort Worth. Texas.
$50 TO s25 CAN BE SAVED.

:
Democrat Publishing Company, Fort WORTH Tex.
bought of recommend the machine As to work it does equal any
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As GOOD As Any $50 MACHINE.
Fort Worth Gazette.
DEKALB, TEX, May H. l>tl'

received HighA sewing machine We have tr
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WELL PLEASED WITH IT.
To the Gazette:

ToLosA, KAUFMAN COUNTY, TEX, April -' ~
To the Gazette:
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DELIGHTED WITH II.
TULIA, Tex, May II, l'5L

Democrat Pub. Co., Fort Worth, Tex:
GENTsIhave OF your premium sewing machines
finished light
acion like it better than anything have had offered from
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acres have been taken up in the last ten
dayS.-IFloyd City Times
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PRUDkNTIHoUSEWIVEs
Thk Week.

90 pieces SO-inch pure Ger
man Linen Damask in five
designs, at 60c, worth fully
75c.
One case pure Linen
Bleached Damask at soc,
worth fully SOC.
10 pieces fine 18-inch Crash
for fancy work at lie, usually
sold at csc.
so dozen heavy bleached
Huckaback Towel, all linen,
and worth 25c over any re-
tail counter, will go Monday,
1SC.
Our Corset Department is
now supplied with all the
popular makes at popular
prices. In order to give
a little stimulus to the
department we will sell 10
dozen of the r. & G. dollar
Corset for csc each. In this
lot we are not able to supply
all the sizes, otherwise the
price would be Sl.00 instead
of 25c. We may have your
size.
New goods arriving every
day.
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S61 FOR ONLY S24!
$40 FOR ONLY 1881

NID NCCCD The SUNDAY GAZETTE viii SEMI
OOI Ii
months and the machine for
machine 81
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On Monday
10 CENTS.

IA yards calico, 3d.. 70
3 pounds batting, TO-. 30
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PERSONAL.

R. c. Prescott of Cleburne is in the city.
j. II. Lathum, Dublin, is at the Mansion.
Miss Tommie Wooten is visiting Mrs. w.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-22
indice de Hacienda.

Real orden recamando certifcado lie cese
de ID. JOsefa Valcarcel.
-Remitendo informe una instancia de
don Manuel Riva que reclama diferencia de
haberes.
-Traslado de guerra concediendo pension
doIla Carolina Antunez viuda del CAPTAIN don
Abelario de "a PraGilla Da Antonia. Lopez,
viuda del Teniente General don Pedro Ruiz en-
co-partlcipaci0n Con su hijo entenada don
Fernando dona Dolores.
--Disponiendo SO cree on esta Ciudad uu
laboratOrio para los c0nocimientos y analisis
de yinosy eEcargando a D Faustu GaregaFza
para adqu:rir el material necesario.
Real Decreto conced;endo un cr6dito su-
pletorio de 800 pesos para satisfacer el ma
yor gasto de servi. 10 de "Telegramas por el
cable"
-Trasladando la plaza de jefe de Ne
gociado de "a Administrator de Rentas Adua-
mas de Mayagiez uon Angel Monares y a la
de Ponce a don Luis de Sanquirico.
--Tras asIadando la plaza de Official SO de
Intervention del Estado don jose Vllaplana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-22

alegre repiqueteo de la campana habia reunido va
en- torno del tenn % todo el pueblo ansioso de
ac0mpahar & Ia 8 Pilarica riOpedreha-"
Acudf, pues, 4 la Iglesia. Precedida de cruz
alta de las velas :e rdbrica, sali6 la Santa Ina
gen, colOcada sobre un taberEaculo artfsticamente
adornado flores natural.s ramaje, conducidc
por c,iatro robnstOs piadosOs vecinOs.
Durant0 e. trayectO Obsel vandO ei recOgl
mieDtO devotion de todO el pueblo, los ecos de
una melodiosa marcha ejecutada por Ia banda, y
otros pladosos detalles, yo Sc 10 que sentf en-
mi coraz6n habfa una satisfaction puTa que LENA
ba un placer one tenfa algo de divino; yo respi-
raba fe. Ent6nces flosofando, vi que todo otro
placer era detestae:s = compare las intrigas, do
bio sencillo, lleno de fe, incapaz de amargar la
existencia de un semejante.
Con el mismo orden devotion de la sali-
de entr6 en- la gesia la procession despues de
habef recOrrido el pueblo ALI ell distnguido
y elocuente predicador D. Santiago Amat, subi0
al pulpito Hiz) ell resunen del. sermon que
haOia prnnunciadO pOr la manana. Como en-
aquel NO estuvilnos, no podemos detallarlo, Pc
70 seg1n personas integsntes, fue tan>persua-
sivO, olO.uente y tan leno de uncion, que mu-
chas personals, y algunas de antique empeder-
nid.s, derramaron lagrimas lie ternuya COM
punci0n.
Continue el oradOr hacienda un hermOso
panegirlcO de la PatrOna, una bonita adecua-
da cOmparac6n entire ia colulnna pillar de la
Virgen, con la columna tfblca que guiaba al
pueblo de Israel, y termi ,6 con ma tieran des-
pedida que cauSO Oh to ius uRi santa ydulce
emoci0n.
Al salir de Ia iglesia, presenciaDos con
gusto la elevaci,jn de un llor6n globoacrOsta-
tico el disparo ie cohetes de preoosos
lOreS
Despedime despues del alcalde 40 sin que
me diera Otra vez pruebas de su airabilidad
cOrtesfa. Hice luegO 10 mismo cod 81 digno pa
rroco l.. Antonio Ilanas, quieh me invit6
sentarme su mesa, en- compaFia del venerable
y tranquilo Parroco de Cangyejos del predi
cador de S. NJ y yicario de- }Humacao D. San
JagO Amat.
Despedlme por fin corialmente de todos
y regres6 la Capital satispcho de mi excur-
sion de mma tarde en- Rio 1fedras.
JOSE Ma sANRoMA Rlp.LL
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trmonio y. Arturo y D. Candida Igaravidez.
--Aprobando On principle e traslado de
los conduc.ores telegrafcos 4 los postes del
ferrocarril entire Arecibo MayagGez
--Nonbrando D. jose ALEU- Mas, Ayu-
dante % de Obras Ptblicas de esta Isla.
-Desestimando la instancia de D. Jose
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