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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-12-31
COUNTY ROADS.

The editor of Texas Farm and Ranch very
trulhfllly remarks that it has been months
since the subject of county roads occupied
much thought on the part of the people, or
much space in the newspapers. Any time
during long, dry summer and fall may be
considered unfavorable for the consideration
of the subject; but facts hold good, regard
less of westher, and thoughtful people will
consider them, and suspend their judgment
until the occurrence Of the inevitable and
impressive object lessons afforded by the
rainy season.
The only objection ever urged against the
immediate commencement of permanent
road building is the cost, and this objection
is utterly without force as an argument. A
little reasoning will convince any reasonable
person that our present roads are the most
expensive that could be devised. They cost
more than the best macadam, and every per-
son who lives near or travels or transports a
load over one, helps to pay the extravagant
cost of maintaining and using, as well as alb
staining from using, our dirt roads, especially
in wet seasons. five take into consideration
the saving that good roads would effect in the
cost, in time and labor, of transportation and
travel, by the use of good roads, we find that
the amount is enormous, and this Is but one
element in the calculation. To this must be
added the wear and tear of both teams and
vehicles: the loss to farmers by their inabili-
ty to market their produce promptly; the
additional cost the farmers and Others have
to pay for service of this kind which they re-
Guire. and the inevitable loss of one half the
time devoted to such labor. Every county
in the State ought to enlist in general for
ward movement for better public highways.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-12-31
CHRISTMAS OVER.

Christmas is over. The day in
Brennan was a gala one. "Peace
on earth, and good will towards
men," was not exactly the motto OF
everybody here, for there was some
few fights, but this was the senti-
ment of the great majority of the
christian people here. 1t was in
deed a season Of giving and receiv-
ing. A season when our hearts
were full to overlooking with good
will. Everybody seemed generous,
and seemed willing and anxious not
only to divide their pleasurable
emotions, but their worldly posses
slons as well. People here strived
to follow the example of Him
whose natal day we were celebrat-
ing, for they tried to make the day
one of Joy to those whose pleasures
are few, and many a life which
knows only toll and privation was
uplifted by having ministered to
their wants and comfort some
Christmas cheer from those who
were thus embracing the opportuni-
ty to give for Christ sake, for since
that night when the stars sang
their iubilate over the rocky hills of
Judea, and the wise men cast their
gifts and frankincense and myrrh at
His infant feet, has the day been
dear to the heart of the christian.
And while the day proper is over,
the Christmas season will last for
several days yet, and those who
have had no opportunity yet to
carry Joy to some household may
yet find the chance, if they will look
around, while their hearts are
thrilling with sympathy as they
think of the two weary travellers
journeying through the twilight on
that memorable eve, looking anx-
iously through the gathering gloom
to the lights that fickered afar in
the city of Bethlahem, whittier they
were going, hoping to find rest and
comfort, and finding no place but
the humble stall among the meek
eyed cattle. Is there a mothers
heart that does not thrill with sym.
pathy and pity as she thinks of the
blessed Mary, her youth, her seem
ing helpless and lonely condition in
that trying hour? But Christ was
born and the earth was flooded
with the radiance of a Heavenly
glory that made the shepards bow
their heads before the angel choir
and hide their faces from the won
derous light, since which time at
every Christmas the small boy by
artificial means tries to give the
world the same grand pyrotecnic
display.
What a suitable time to bury
every unkind thought, every trace of
i'll will towards our neighbors or
others who may have offended. 1t
is a season of too much rejoicing to
leave a spot of i'll will in a heart
which should be filed with graft
tude, love and good will. At least
that is the way the writer feels and
to every reader of The BANNER he
feels like saying may the angels of
this happy season bring you glad tt
dings of great joy,and peace and plen
ty crown the approaching year, which
will soon have dawned, with renewed
for every one to do
good and be brave. On the new
leaf which will soon be turned let
each one ask him or herself, what
shall the record be 2"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-12-31

JOHN F. WEIBUsCH, Burton, Texas,
T. ]. PAMPELL, Lyons, Texas.
10 MIKEsKI, Wesley, Texas.
c. G. CAMPBELL, Greenvine, Texas.
10 WoLENTA, Latium, Texas
F. NJ. GRIFFIN, Lyons, Texas.
c. KEssELNG, Caldwell, Texas.
Gus SIEBEL, Carmine, Texas.
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CLOSING OUT SALE !!

For the next Sixty Days we offer our entire
Livery Stock for sale Cheap, intend going
out of the Liverya business and devote our time
to the Wholesale and Retail Grain Trade and
make a specially Of the Undertakers' business.
We have good paying Livery business, and
fine opening for one that wants to engage in it.
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DIR AGENTS

Official Journal of Green's Brigade Association
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-12-31

The celebrated case of the
State of Texas against Bacon,
Graves, and others, moved FROM
Scurry to Mitchell county at the
late term of the Scurry district
court, has been on trial at Colorado
City before Hon. Vim. Kennedy
since last Friday. After trial last
ing nearly one week decision was
rendered Tuesday in favor of the
State. The suit involved the title
to SO sections of land, comprising
nearly the entire west half of Sour
ry county. The decision opens up
$4,000 acres of fine land to settle
ment. The decision is hailed with
delight by the people of Mitchell,
Scurry and Borden counties.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

TIE ETY. attorney stated that IA tue matter
ei the prFsIisa 81 TIC eslsle 81 JshH 0s1oe fsf
quit claim Geea tron tns eits Of lois = saa
"A. block l. Heseheoms Addition. pa~e So
printed record. sad the repars Il the e0iaaait-
Nee thsg esa. page ia printea reeste- thai ihf
city clerk IN pursuance 81 SAGA reFeTt csasSa
. aee1 10 be properly eseelieds that eefers
the delivery Of ssea deco. REPRESENTATIVES, oil
The estate of JOHN eezen fenna . Gull cain
deed dated Dec. lss. lss7. treln tho esfs 60 SAID
estate eeserins al claims Il ths city against
said property 10 the present date; that saea
dees Is detective sse has never beea record.
ea ehxt tbe eity has received payment a. faii
covering sl its claims and charges sSsinss
said lets; recommending that the cieFk es IN
etfucted 10 deliver the deed made ia passa'
Anee ef tho above mentioned tepsrt ~ Tie
estate Of John 6ezen without eharse.
Mhereupsn Aso. o'Dsnneii mosea that the
recommendations made " the ciiy sttefnes
be approved and adopted.
Carried
Yess-Ald. Aaaerson. cArpentss. conger.
Doyle. Drcxge. Daason. kfn as. Frost,
Hauser. kiaIey. Aaboney. Miiis. o'Donaesl.
Saunders. Stsia. Stokes. Spgeal. Iateum.
Turner. warkburs-A
Nays-None-
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Pabsie orks. sas rsfsrrei - coDnittes ga
1eUers-
OF 3astiee T. 6 BroSn. ssking coassii 10
9Eos de Eias u1th ne~ crsmsaA dosxsI
Referred u C0mBiEfee On HSys sEa aesas-
OF ?. Il. Sageee. zskisg tsr iiceass isr .
merry 80 r04A1-
Referred 80 COMMITTEES 0B Licenses
Ias ap9stz@sioa aud eoass eI seo. stein
erreksr ana PUtaaln gulstsy Tor ssioon
nesHsss ~eEs Fslssfsd - Com nm-ttos GA
Iieeascx
ga l. r. Stis0a atias = ssaa Ia the san Of
sJae. ask!nE ~ 90 sBpssatsd city s4sgieaeer.
Referred O. ComaiStse oa Ways aaa Mezas
The f5li0~ing Applications foF permission %
cesss.I bG4iiaiAs niats<ial sege Eeisfred - the
eiis EgaFsaa;
+. ~ esm0ads. s73 East street; Aafrew
kseh. - First street; Z. W Sehtz. eorasr
Creseeat aseRae zai Ottawa street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

leas--Aie. Asasrses- c~rrentsr. csager.
Doyle nrs-se Dassson. knmer. fre<i hSessr.
kfnne,. A4haaes Mills. Q obeasell. s~asecrs.
sleia slokss sRros. Isssan. xsrasr. Nerzr
caEs-A
Nxys-Ne2<.
Ths eeslr2rs fos me censsrucsses sf sewcs
n Nzalshy ssenas- b<tws<n The CITY Of tsrsna
Rapids ana James hsrA- Ma prc~csse1 ~
Ihs eleTk sse sesortsa oorrscs IN forn ~ tbe
cikS afiA<ney.
AID. f1teuln moved tfas ths esstrset e< sp-
proved ana tAe la&yer ts Instructed q oxecetS
the SAINT IN behalf of The sily.
Carried
less-Asd- Andsrsen. csreeascz. caas>s.
Dsyle. breSse. pantea. EmAer. frost Hsuscr.
Kinnes, NsAeBsy. ktsAl o'Deaneil eSsnaeFs
s4eln. ssakss. sprsll- I@ssuM. TGFaef. MGEs-
elEx--A
ASys-Aens
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Iscspecffu;ly suhuitfed.
w. HAks.
Cify Treasurer.
"A. Dss,e moved that the request he granted
TO draw the proper warrant
Carried.
Yeas-A,d. Anderson. Carpenter. ccnrcr.
Doyle. brrg-e. Dgnion. Erme- FROST,
Hauser. KINNEY. Mahoney. Mills. o'Douneii.
Saunders. stein. STOKES. srresi, Tsteum.
wurrbusg-is.
Nsys-None.
Gs.sr Rsrfps. Mieh.. July 2o 1891.
To the Eonofnbie. the Mayor anu Common
Couuca Of the City Of Grasf RAp.ss
t,eRtlsnea. 4 desire 10 call your attentica
60 the fact ftai In view of the large sums Of
money that viii be received Gnriag the coiiec-
tlop Of general taxes. IL becomes sssoirte,y
necessaFy that this once he supplied with .
burglar proof safe. - tie vaults fn IN. once
..e not snrriar rroof The is~ provides shss
this affice shalt be tsrt ersb On Tue-1sv ana
rridsy evenings during rerfssn portion Of the
tar collecting tine. until oeiock .. m. 70
that "a woa,d be impossible to aepost the
taxes collie sted - such evenings
Resfestfuiiy susmsrted.
VIZ. H.xs
stsT Treasurer
H>ssrr<d a. Gem rnsssee ~ wsvs aud Nesns
ssrssp Rsrfrs. Mitch. SHiy D. fssi.
T. IN. Memorable, TIE Mayer asa Common
coanei; Of tse csis Of t,rzsd Rapids;
f@ntiernen-I veeia respectfully ASA for
warrant 70 fe Afa~n or the eity espository for
s,ss n pzy els na1saasfng erdsp in the
essy esynrftrsse-s oSee.
Respectfully sassnif's1.
Wv Hssa
CRY Treasures.
lts stein nosed - graft prayer Of seti-
tsener saa taa clefs ssa eemefrpiisr b
Instructed % ars~ TIE rrcrer ssrraat.
fnrrica.
Ys,.-kt trsersor. csrr~sfs. renees.
n~,.. pr~xx< Dsnten. rsssr. fross ssnss-.
k,s..v A.sss<y. Mia o'Fssnss. ssssdsrs.
st.sn sexes ssreas. Tsseux. wsszesrE-se
Nsss~ enc
rrsfcs 80 CRY xsxxHsLt
asssn Fs~Ta& Mira sef< y. fsei
T. ,se r.e~~sfse the hsy>s sre cenmee
tHaeef4t
tsrntserasn I woaie s<s tsst . eonsist>e
ke ssseiassa e sefsss slas Hns 80 tse fesro
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
POLICE AND FIRE COyrIssIoyEaS

6k2ss RArgps. Mion.. y9s "a I>ss.
To ihe Honorable Mayer sad cemmoa Ce1a-
ctis
Senliemen-lnae dirertioa sl the board
transmit yeu = report Of the condition Of
ssrert i.<hts. tor tns VERA enc.as gsly
10 1851. tes1 reaAl AGA snllsatea Que hssT ses
osex.
Repectfally submitted.
BIZ McRKrxosDs
seoeetAs.
Ref~fre6 a Conn ms;fee ON LxmpS
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Reierrsa to COMMITTEES on Lamps
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22
REPORTS Of CITY OFFICERS.
80 og eosrIaoLLxs.


T. ths Heaofsb.s Mayor aai CoRmoa coan-
eli II tse ely Of 6rsaa Rapids.
tisasi.iaea-H4slase examined ths foliowsas
balls. report tae same correct. and recommend
thai tAe same be ail0scd cut OF tie several
ll.ads - asEeia stated.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

axy. sl4ew&ik ana nuisance rsll-
EestscslGlly s9bzrISsea.
NnAl2k Bksee.
Marsha.
On motsen cf Ald- Emmer the rsysE sp-
sasntea Ala Emnsr. AleeEsoA sas lasss -
saSh cenmitscS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

osexrs slz.s peS ss lns tram Nay aia
10 Jesy ssa iael zsAs ana ch2rsea 10
TIRE several tsa - iA>-ss-
Net Credit Balsnee July ssh sslAs-l.l a.
ezsAs k2ssns- E.ee~- js-5 - ls<l-
Wm- Ha4s. CITY ffsSS 2Ters
Dear slf-Ihss IS 10 ezrsIfy thai pea have oa
arposlf this mpFaiRg IL the o.c ssiisp4l
BANK the xnsoast OF sT-4.a9 10 the efeaii Of
yoGr seeoGEt-
Reseectialiy.
lLAs II. HaaAlsrsS.
Assistant Cashier.
OH N.HosAL bAsS.
GgAsB RAPtDs. Mica. Jaly %. 1891.
william Haze. Esq /. csts Treasurer.
Dear oir-AeooFalag 10 esr books tss CITY
of 1faRa ksnlds has = eeposli 81 ih's eAak.
this y ~. OF siT-iil7s
Respectfully yours.
J. A. S. fEspisx.
Cashier Kent co1rty s&ylsgs BaaA.
GASP RAFIIs. Mich. July y. ls9i.
hereby certify that there wss ss.tosa en-
deposit 10 the eFeitt OF William Hske. city
treasurer. in this AK AZ the close OF business.
July ?. ISL.
p. NJ. DAVIS.
Cashier Grand Rapids National BAak.
The following corrections having been made
on my books by Mr.. Van Dlxterea IL accord
snee vita the report of Juiy9.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Respectfully submitted.
VIZ. HAKk.
City Treasurer.
Accepted and flied.
GRaSp RAPIDS. Mich. July 20. 1891.
To the Honorable, the Mayor sad Common
Council OF the City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentiemen-i would respectfully ask for .
committee from your honorable body TO settle
with me on the folicwtna rolls.
East Fulton street. Srand avenue aud julia
street sewer and West Leonard street sewer.
Respectfully submitted.
VIZ. uAkE.
City Treasurer.
On motion OF Aid. Anderson the msyor ap-
pointed AID. Anderson. Tateum and COnger
rs such committee.
GRASv RArips. MIcI:.. July %. 1891.
To the Honorable. the Mayor and Common
Council Of the City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentiemen--I would respectfully report that
I have received the following ameunts from
the county treasurer since my last report for
liquor tax:
On July 10th. nine thousand. two hun
dred and nifty 73-i0, dollars s. $3.50 %
July 18th. thirteen thousand. Ave hun
drei sixty-seyeu Hl0o doiiars-..-.... 1857 IA
Amount PREVIOUSLY reported 1s.426 S7
Maxim. total of....................... Gil IA q
Respectfully submitted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Respectfully submitted.
Wn. HAxK.
CITY Treasurer.
Referred 20 Committee on Ways and Means.
GRAND RArfps. Mich. July 70. 1891.
To the Honorable the Mayor aud the Common
Council of the City OF Grand Rapids:
Gentlcrea-There being suflscient money In
the respective funds. wo,ild respectfully ask
that the clerk and comptroller draw . war
rant ia my favor on the city depository for tAe
total amount OF the following orders:
No. .5,s. damages and compensation
awarded on Charles street opeaing. 81 %
No. $50. for part DAMAGES and compen-
satiou OF South CDion street opening ls6 IS
No. zs2s. for part Of damages and com
pensstion s,ath Union street open
ing .... NcI
slss s7
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-22

Kespedluily subfniffrd.
Wv. Hsrx,
City TREASURER.
Accepted ana hied.
Treasurcr's report from Mar % to July o.
1891. inclusive.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-14

-Pero va sabes 10 que t he dicho,
Franck, debes venir solo. Tus amigos no
ha. n falta para na1a
-~Vendre solo, die besando en- los labios
a mi amante.
-Bien, We para que regreses pronto,
mientras yc me visro Pero- -. ma pata
bra antes de mate hat.
y todas las pala que tn quieras,
die riendo.
Il Me amas hoy COMO me amabas
aver 7..--
Isabel .
ii La verdad -.
-Pues. = la verdad. -. te amo hoy
mas que aver te amaba-- me enloque-
ces. ;. me fascinas. $. no podrla vivir sin
tt, amada mia
-Persistes en- llevarme Puerto-Plata ?
-Persisto.
-1 Te. casaras conmigo 2.
II Isabel !.--.
-Ah.. Dios milo |! y. 10 compren-
do todo!- Tu me juzgas ma, muy NAL
Frauck .--. Traduces mi suprema debili-
dad de este dfa como un delito, y no como
un sacrifcio .. Eres muy ioven. no
sabes comprender cuanto peligro hay en- que
una mujer enamorada, viuda, en- la plena fa-
cultad de sus pasiones, sola en- el mundo. Sc
encuentre a solas con su amado en- las cir
cpnstancias Que nosotros nos hemos encon-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-14
Indice Official de Hacienda
ReG1eS OYdenes.

TraslalO de Marina referente al abono de
eiertas cantidades al Teniente Auditor Don Ma
nuel Garcia de la Vega.
-r' -Traslado del Ministerio dc la Guerra con-
cediendo rehabilitation Dona Juana JOsefa
CarbOnell viuda del Tenente Coronel Don An
dres Rosel
-Traslado de la Junta lie Glasses Pasivas
declarando i Dona Juana Nulez viuda de Don
Joaquin Benedicto con ,ierecho la pension de
375 pesetas.
-Reclamando certificaGo lei cese de Da
Maria del Pillar Diaz Belo Cnnfirmando la
mnlta impuesta por la Aduaua lie Ponce Don
Juan Cortada (hijo.)
-COncediendO Don Ramon Baeza ell abo-
no Gle la diferencia tie habereS que reclama
-COncediendo Don Fernando lie Oieda
el abonO de la diferencia de habereS que re-
clama.
-Idem a Don Cristobal de Rivas idem
idem dc la idem que reciama.
-NOmbrando Jefe de Administration de
"A clase Tesorero Central dc Hacienda Il d. Ale
jandro Infesta. Nombrando Official 90 vista
dor Investigator de la Intendencia te Hacien-
da D. Manuel Valdez Idem oricial 30 Conta-
dor de la Administration de Rentas Aduana
de Aguadlla D, Bartolom6 Sarracante
-Idern official 10 Collector de Rentas de
Caguas D. Perfecto Paradis.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-14

-Devolviendo expediente de ingreso en-
la orden civil de tBeneticencia de D. Luis E..
Bassolo y otros para que subsane omisiones
que Sc han hecho en- los mismos.
-Aprobando el proyecto de plantilla y
presupuestos del ouerpo de Seguridad de esta
Isla.
-Nombrando Official 4" de la Secretaria
del Goberno General a don Jose Vale Y Men
deZ.
Remitiendo 18 copias de patentes de in
vencion concedidas Il nuevas industrias.
-Partcipandu haber traspasado apropie-
dad de Is marcas de flbrica la raz6n social F.
T. Coats la Companla anonima F. de P.
Coats Limited de Paisley en- Escoca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-14
XIII.

Cuando llegue mi habitaci6n, alegre-
me mucho de no encontrar ALI mis- amigos
Me avergonzaba el tener que decir Aftur.
que pesar de sus consoles, no hab podido
negarme complacer a Mrs. Taylor, presen-
tandome con ella en- IL opera.
GQuien' sera Ell iue Sc atreva decir 4
una dana cuyos f.vores recibe = Yo NJ
me presento en- p1blieo contigo, mientras. no
sepa 81 eres una mujer honrada
Ademas, mi nadie muy po as pesso-
mas me conocfan en- Nueva Yo,k, ST Mrs
Taylor era 10 que Arturo suponia. t4u.e.s
por ESQ, habfa de fjarse en- mi en- un c;udad
tan populosa como aquella
Por otra parte a verdad es que. ea
conciencia, yo juzgaba la viuda una ,unjer
de cascos un POGO lijeros, como vulgarmentc
Sc dice, pero nunca una cortesana. 5n ira
to, su-educacion, j h cho mismo dc esidir
ostentosamente en- ,.n hotel, como enien vi
We de sus rentas y las iisina y gasta I'll an
toto, no la acusabm q tai
Ademas .lla &c habia ha. lad de MA :
trim 1nio y mtSmp Ia vi llufar cuan-
do SO qpeiaha Z Ia debilriad q C en- he1a
fatal habi1 tei ido aurnigr. Las cor. esanas
no proh'sn n9saiu .aio, ailioFan e@n tants
faciidad.
vC0RtiRGufa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-14

trado. No me conoces apenas. crees
que soy una mujer vulgar -.
Isabel. - te juro, die habucientr,
que te amo con todas las fuerzas de MI cora
zon y que no pienso 10 que tn dices.
-Jdralo.
II Lo juro
Reptile que persistes en- l'ev..ioe a
Puerto-Plata.
Ire contigo donde tn quieras, y > tu Ia.
do sere siempre feliz
-Franck
II Lib . die estrechand /, coner4
mi corazon.
u Seras mi marido
-lSi!... die balbuceute sin saber
que otra cosa contesta".
La viuda Sc levant6 del snf4. me colmo
de carlcias y ye pude observar III stls 81 IS
Sc llenaron, de lagIimas. 80
-Adios, Franck, ne 10 = tltmo,
-Adios, amad, de hi a:
--Hasta dentre una hon.
Abrace de nlevo ia b.i:t americana
y corrl mi ca IT., ptr.a Ifs, ncrme aSi j,
al teatro con ella. d-ndo de naso e:,i..n
primer sirviente del hot qne en- II IN
los Co redores pase u rna.'iA>l. - III
coche &c alqrt.~ Gl las - ,,,s, !,
ms o.p as CO ,.,s., fss d. .>ass.s5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-14
A UNA FLOR

A UNA FLOR
En- SUI peeho te mire
tirada tie recoji,
y al verte cerca de mi
tus secas hOjas bes6
Como tlls p6talos fojos
la existencia Sc consume
Unos r0ban ell nerfume
otros, guardian los despojos!
Rodriguez A1epga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-14

tos Primer yicepresdente, Don Felipe Con
zalez-Segundo vicepresdente, Don Eduardo
Acevedo.--Secretario Don Federico Velez.-Te-
sorero, Don Ramon MILAN LimOsnerO, Don
Caledonia Martinez.
En session celebrada por Ia Junta de Sani-
dad la tarde del 5 del de este mes, qued0 acor-
dado declarar terminada la epidemia VariolOsa;
Y con tai motive Sc canto elTe-Deum, en- la ma
mana del seis. 4
Loteria.-Le TOGO un premio, de la de
Puerto-RicO, de $500, un tablajero, vulgar
mente conocido por el cjog0 GereNG. Sc nos
asegura que ell comerciante que cOmpr0 ell BIZ
lete, tuvo que pegarIo en- IN carton, con cui-
dadoso esmero, pues los hijos del carpicero
10 hab;an roto en- varios pedazos, jugando
con 6l
Ahorcada.-Un infeliz mujer del barrio
de Pezuela, Sc ton0 la facultad de quitarse la
vida, ell da del corriente mes. Fu6 eneon-
trado su cadAver colgado de IN arbol, en- me-
dio de un cafetalSse dice que estaba demente.
E juzgadC entiende en- ell asuntO, y practi-
carOn la autopsia los m6dicos titulares SreS.
Banes Y Malaret
90
I'll artista en- miniatula-Con motive de
esperarse al ninO Emilio Delaney, Sc prepara
una velada lfrico-literaria, euyo variado pro-
grama esta ensayo. bajo la direction del
Professor del instruction de Aguadilla, Don Mi
guel Rodriguez, Sierra, su lniciador, que Sc en-
cuentra de paso eli esta poblaci0n
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Servicio de poIicia
ENERO p.
o.

Luciano Esealera, recojido enermo pas6 al
Hospital de Carload. Un tai Gonzalez, fu6 ci-
tado por escandalo Sc le enconrr0. Fueron
denunciadas las casas I1mero 81 Gle la calle de
Ia Fortaleza y 20 de la calle del Sol pOr arrojar
aguas sucias por los canos las lode la noche.
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BDELETES
DE LA LoTERIA NAcIoNAL
DE MADRID.
Smcesores de c. PBATS y Ca Ta9oca 3.
Orden de la plaza
IA de ENero.

Parada de los Cuerpos lie Ia guarniclou.-
.Jete de d5G: FL Conandanto del Battalion de
CoI6,s y. Federico Garcia Tjsdtn de Hospital;
Segundo CAPTAIN lie Artjllerto. = Vigjzo'acja !:
Un Official de ArtjIler5G (por atrasado) ).-P0s6o
de c0nUnlecjeaates: Un Official de COt6n.. Vig5-
1Gsci0 en- la Marina: Un Official IN Sargento
de ArtIlegln (por atrasado).