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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-24

VIM. Justice & Sons have chartered
the steamer Sarah J.. Flemming to run
In the place Of their sloOp Sallie which
will be repaired. They have also laid
the foundation for a new office which
will be 30x1S It. and two stories high.
Last Sunday night about 9 O'Clock
the alarm of fire was sounded. In a
few seconds the community was or
their way to the Parsonage but by some
Real help there was no damage done.
The cause of the fire was a lamp ex-
ploding.
r. G. Tull shipped the first new pos
tatoes to Chester on Monday last, for
which he received SOC. per basket.
VIM. Cauley has placed a Il ton
sloop OH the run between here and
Wilmington for the accommodation of
the truckers.
DR.. johnson has his drug store near
ly completed.
Postmaster Somers is still on the sick
list.
The American Mechanics will hold a
Fourth of July celebration.
S. N. Gable, who sold his barber
shop, will reside on his father.in-law's
farm, near Swedesboro. REX.
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Rev. d. w. c. McIntire's Sunday
morning subject will be Clearing the
Infrmities of the Weak" Evening
subject, 1.-THE Superiority of Eye les
timony to Ear Testimony"
Rev. Geo. S. Meseroll's Sunday even.
ing subject in st. Paul's Church will be
martial Incompatibility."
Rev. John Dussman, appointed Mis-
sionary for India, will preach at the
Penn's Grove Baptist Church OH Sun
day at 2:30, and at Pedricktown at 7:45.
Rev. G. II. Sheip, of Berlin, n. j.
will preach in Bethel Church on Sunday
both morning and evening.
Bethel Church will not hold u Har-
vest Home in Elkinton's Grove on Sat-
urday night as announced in last weeks
paper.
The Auburn Methodists do not pro-
pose to be behind the times and are
now talking of improving their church
property.
Christ's NJ. p. Church was rededicat-
ed at Atlantic City Oh Sunday after be-
ing rebuilt 70 accommodate the enlarg-
ed congregation.
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THE ANIMAL nENErIr SOCIETY.

Court No. 3 has made an order di.
recting Receiver Michael }. Ryan, of
the Annual Benefit Society, to pay to
the holders of Masters receipts given
in exchange for the certificates Of MEM
beers, the various sums to which the
certificate holders may be entitled. 1t
is also ordered that these Masters re-
ceipts, upon surrender by the eertili.
cate holders, shall be a complete vouch-
er to the Receiver for payments of the
amounts named.
Payment to the certificate holders
will begin on Tuesday, July 9TH, next,
About 300 claimants will be paid each
day. and certificates will be paid in the
order of their number. Notice will be
given of the time and place of pay
ment. The dividend amounts to Gle.
l0ths per cent upon the assessments
and initiation fees, which is equivalent
to about so per cent. of the benefit
fund.
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Upper Penn's Neck has 6 Sunday
Schools with Al officers, 50 teachers,
66l scholars on roll with an average at
tendance of 4sl. 232 are over IS years
of age, Al under ) years, 152 in primary
department. A have Joined the Church
the past year and 1872 are members OF
the Church. All the teachers are mem
bers of the Church except 8. The
schools have raised Sl7O.79 the past
year for benevolent purposes, and have
given S9.9S for the State and County
Association.
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Dress Goods manufacturer.
Big surplus
Three alternatives--carry the
stuff over, peddle it out in
driblets, or sell it it in a lump to
Wanamaker at a price.
The wise mill man doesn't
think long-he sells in a lump.
There are dozens Of him.
That's one reason why the
regular Dress Goods stock
here is all the time being sweet
ened by such bargains.
Another reason: the Dress
Goods man is all the time
p~rowling about with the price
nipper in hand. If a style slows
up or looks lonely the magic
touch the price touch-puts
new life in it
25c Dress Ginghams at 125c.
25c Swiss Muslin, printed, lsc.
Zoe Hemstiched OrgandicS plain tints
ut 1jc.
doc full size Skirt, woven. at pc.
40 and soc Novelty Ginghams at p c
40 and 4jc Novelty Crepcs at pc.
zoe Black Henricttas at soc.
81 Black Mexican Grenadines at soc,
S1.2J striped aud plain black Cancels
Hair Grenadines, Hin, at 6jc.
Sl.2j BlackAll-silk PlaidGrcnadines 60
$50 Black All-silkpolkaIDot Grena-
dimes ut Soc.
S1.25c Striped Crepon at zoe.
81 jacquard Melange Suiting at 6jc.
81 Wick Border Melangc, - in., 81.
Black Grenadine with col0red dots and
balls Of wool and mOhair 4G in, zoe
from $3.50
Black Greuadinc with Colorcd silk Dor
ders, 46 in, SIPS from $3.50.
Black Grenadines with silk borders and
colorcd polka dots, 60 ill.,, Sltrom s..
IIair-line colored Crepons, 46 in, S1.25
from 50.
Colored Crepons with oblongs Of on
trasting colorS, 46:,Sl.50 from $3.50.
Colored Damasse Crepons, lG in, S1.5o
from s..
Colored Silk and WOOL Brocadc, II ill.,,
- from 50.
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Two lines of new Homespun
Suits for Men just at hand,
Light colors. Only a little
time back they would have
been $22.5o to-day SIS.
All the IIomespun Suit ele-
ganccs are here $50 to $25.
Cream Flannel Trousers for
Outing, S., $3.50, S. and SIS
-side-pocket and straps.
Thinnest things for hot
weather - Alpacas, Mohairs,
Pongees and the like.
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B~randenburg, zoe.
Riga Cloth, 25c.
Como Batiste, &c.

Three leaders from the Cot
ton Dress Goods camp. Each
foremost in its way. You
know the fine, soft beauty Of
Brandenburg, and the SATIN
striped loneliness Of Riga
Cloth; but do you know Como
Batiste? Filmy, almost fit to
float in air but with substance
for good service and the added
beauty of artistic painting in
strikingly bold and original
designs
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: Visit Stites's ice cream saloon. =
To THE PEOPLE OF rENN's GROVE

1T A. T.. Beecher's Photograph Gal
lery, 3l5 Market St., Wilmington, Del,
you can get more and better pictures for
your money than at any other place. On
each dozen he will allow you your fare
over and back, and guarantee to please
all. Old and new customers be sure of
the number, 315 Market st. 5-6tf.
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There's a saucy rakishness
to the Zouave Suit with loose
blouse that almost no other
rig will give the 5 to S-year-
old boy. A good selection at
$3.50. Same shapes in Wash
Goods, $3.50 and S..
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Four Summer Silk prices
that should interest YOU

N 5Oc-40 shades of genuine Jap Silk
colored in finest French fashion, Lyons
dye. Pleasingly-pretty plain colors,
Al ~G5c-Choice China Wash SilkS,22
and % in.
At Observation-Disclosures s is should sell
for Sl.25. Desirable style of tinting
and painting. ~ inches wide.
Al Sf.35-Cnton Crepe, Compressible
in small compass when packing the
pretty pile of dresses. 4 good grade
Of black. only Il limited lot. - in
the recent past. ~ inches
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White Dotted Swiss Muslin.
Growing scarce, they say.
Plenty enough here And
despite the up-turn prices
elsewhere are taking aVe ask
you no more for them-33c to
S5c for 3o-inch stuff.
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New Jersey and Wilmington Ferry o.
Steamers CHRISTINA and DELAWARE.

Time table taking effect May %, lS92, between
Penp's Grove, Wilmington. Pennsyille
Delaware River X. X. points. and
by connection with Major Rey-
bold for New Castle, Della
ware City and Salem.
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves PENIS Grove for Wilmington at 8 and
10 a. M. l.20 and sos p. M.
Leaves Wilmington, at King st. wharf, Tor
Penn's Grove at I and ll.30 a. nj. and 40 and
p. IN. AT Z 4. m she ruDS to Pennsvllle ana
thence TO PENIS Grove.
Leaves Penn's Grove for Pennsville at 300 p.
mon arrival OF steamer Reybold and goes thence
TO Wilmington.
Leaves Townsville for PENIS Grove at : am.
and for Wilmington at . p. N.
UNDAY ONLY
Leaves Penn's Grove for Wilmington at 7.3Oa.
III. and AS y. M.
Leaves Wilmington for Penn'S Grove at $50
a. IN. l.S0 and 40 y. m.
Leaves Penn's Grove for Fennsville at l0a. m.
and Ills y. III. and goes thence to Wilmington,
leaving Pennsville at iU.4O and 3 p m.
Connects at Fcnn's Grove with steamer Rey-
bold and Delaware River IL. Il. trains.
Connects at Wilmington with Wilmington 4
Northern r. r., Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
The boat leaving Wilmington at Z a. m. and
40 p. IN. will connect with steamer Major Key
bold running between Salem and Philadelphia.
5-27 A. G. MCCAUSLAND, Sbpt.
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Hemstitched Organizes. A
high tide of buff, blue and pink
prettiness, with creamy tints
cresting the waves, Crisp
and cool and sheer and Sum-
mer-like. I5c a yard.
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WANAMAKER'S

Trombone ramblings. Neat
paper covers, clear print.
Pretty plots-eithcr realistic or
romantic. 100 tempting titles.
A dozen from the dozens of
different authors:
Mrs. Alexander MHmyillc Fem
Rosa Carey Clark Russell
Florence Warden Wilkic Collins
Rider Haggarl jerome X. Jerome
Charles Readc The DutchcsS
Ann 5. Stephens Amanda Douglas
JoHN WANAMAEER,
Thirteenth and Market streets
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LOST.

Three certificates OF stock OF the Franklin Loan
and Building Association, Nos. 300, 81, 81. of
the 9th series. originally issued to Albert Bas.
sett and by him assigned TO Abb.c L.. Kidd. If
found please leave al the Record ONCE. 81 st
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THE FOURTH AT PENIS GROVE.

There will be music and dancing all
day and evening in Elkinton's Pavilion.
At O'Clock a regatta will be sail
ed for the purse Of $50. First premi-
um, $40; Second, SIS; Third, $40;
Fourth, S.. In the evening there will
he a great display of fireworks. *2t
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SCHOOL MONEY.

County Superintendent Gwynne has
apportioned the School Fund for the ell
suing school year and it has been ar
ranged so the small districts will not
have less than 1926. The districts in
Upper Neck and Oldmans will receive
amounts as follows: Central with 70
children, according to last years census,
S50l.65 Cove, II children, $4S6.9O ;
Wright, 81 children, S375 Wiley, &C
children, S453.55; PENIS Grove, 1872
children, s22S1.5 Auburn, 1872 chill
dren, 1907. 10 P%edricktown, 154 chill
dren, S105S.59 Literary, 46 children,
$375 Brick, So children, 1915 Peikin-
town, 80 children, 1926. Under the old
proportionment schools with less than
As children did not get $500 which was
not enough to run them.
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NOTICE.

Having sold out the butcher business conduct
ed under the firm or name OF Robinson ~ Den
ny, we request all persons owing the firm to call
and settle at once with Charles L. Robinson and
all persons having bills TO hand them in.
62i.tf. ROBINSON x DENNY.
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OVER THE COUNTY LINE

" o'J OA'Ao Va ~
holders will erect a $4,000 bridge oyer
Woodbury. Creek at Woodbury..
A $40, 600 hotel is to be erected at
Wenonah.
The old NJ. e. Church at Woodbury.
is to be sold.
Senator Fowler, of Vineland. is laid
up from the effects of Il dog bite.
The telford road between Woodbury.
and Mantua is nearly completed.
Charles ii. Elwell, who lives on the
Summerill farm below Bridgeport. has
picked ripe tomatoes.
DIR. Carr, Of Mullica Hill, attending
a case of d%iptheria, caught the disease
and has since been dangerously i'll. DIR.
Grimshaw, of Swedesboro, attended
his brother physician, and is now pros
tra,ed by the d%yptheria also.
Ellsworth is the new name proposed
for Mullica Hill by some WHO want II
change.
NEW LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.
East Greenwich Lodge, No. 230, l..
o. o. F. was instituted at C~larksborO,
N. j., on Wednesday, 22nd, inst, by
Grand Master James w. Trenchard,
assisted by Grand Representative Will
liam H. lizard; Grand Marshall r.
Frank Treweeke; Grand Warden
Frank w. Tussey; and d. d. Grand
Master, Harry S. Adamson, of Dist.
No. %. The ceremonies of instituting
and installing the elective officers took
place in the afternoon and the evening
was busily employed in f%urthering the
work by initiating and completing The
membership of sixteen additional APP
plicants, which gives the new Lodge a
membership of twenty.seven full men,
bers to begin with. The officers are as
follows: N. G., Harry l.. iIaines ; V.
G., Joseph W. Leigh; Rec. Sec'y.
Thomas w. Reeves; Per. Sec'y., Ed
ward H. Steward; Treas, Robert Ed
ridge; o. e., John Caldwell: j. g.,
MatthewN. Smith; Con-, Cyrus Brown;
r. s. N. G., Joseph L. Sickler; l.. 5.
N. g., r. p. Allen; Il. $. n. c., S. n.
Green; l.. S. V. G., W. Dufield; Il. 5.
s., Charles Galloway; l.. S. s., VIM.
Dawson.
This Lodge owes its existence to the
indefatigable efforts Of our late ea-
teemed townsman, Joseph V. Clark,
who recently located, as undertaken, in
Clarksboro. lie, however, still retains
his membership in and is the present
N. G. of Mural Lodge, No. Sc, of our
town. The Grand Warden, Frank W.
Tussey, is well known i'll this vicinity,
was one of the bright boys of South
Penn's Grove only IA few years ago.
lie has made his influence for the good
of Odd Fellowship in Southern New
Jersey wonderfully felt within the past
four or five years, and all who have the
opportunity to see and hear him in a
Lodge-room must admit that such men
are u credit to the Order, and should
be encouraged by elevation to the high
est honors. L.
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LOST.

a new cunning skin. The finder will he liberal.
ly rewarded by returning it TO the owner,
JOHN ROACH,
ga Carney'S Poet.
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Tie case of Arthur T. Rottenbury,
alias Robert Williams,a gainst Amanda
Fowl to recover II acres of land which
Rottenbury gave Mrs. Fowl four years
ago was heard before Vice Chancellor
Green at Camden on Tuesday. Jos. j.
Summerill represented Rottenbury and
G. II. S%innicksOn Mrs. Fowl. About
twenty-five witnesses fromPenn's Grove
were heard i'll the case. Mr.. Rotten
bury's testimony was that on the day
the deed was drawn up he drank three
pints of whiskey and remembered whom
he told and what name lie told to write
in the deed and also the details Of the
signing and paying for the property.
He gave no plea that Fowls offered to
give him a home for the property or
that they i'll treated him or drove him
away. He wanted the property to 60
to little Louie Fowl when he died.
Several witnesses testified that Rot
teuhury was a common drunkard but
gave Ia specific time of being drunk.
-Four witnesses who we're present
when the deed was signed testified that
they thought he knew of the transac-
tion and six witnesses testified that they
had asked him why he had given his
property away and he had told him
that was his business and he wanted
Mrs. Fowl to have it, because Fowls
h%ad.been good to him.
Judge Green came near ruling the
case out of court on Rottenbury's tes-
timony.
The lawyers will give their pleading
in Newark next Tuesday, after which
Judge Green will give his decision.
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Y Are both
gotten with
AND a serge suit
properly
COMFORT gotten up.
Either the
blackor blue serge makes
a suit for dress or work.
About the serge suit we
have at $3.50 everything
is right. Lightness in
make up, thebest of work
manship and solid color,
black and blue. The man
looking for reiief from the
hot weather will find it in
a serge in ready made, $40
to $50, or starting one at
500 will tailor one to your
order.
The new patterns in
hannels are neat and styl-
ish. Look where you will
you can't find their supe-
riors--the suit from SIS up.
In wash neckwear,
lawns, etc, our furnishing
department has a line at
% cents you'll see your
in many times.
J. I. Mu|Iin & Son,
Tailors, 9th II Market
rlothiers, Wilmington
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Store eIoSed all daJ July f..

PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1892.
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and expenses. Commission if preferred. Expe'
rienee not required. References given and requF
red, Address, stating age, a
ii, W. FOSTERS CO, Earserymen, Geneva, n, Y
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Visit stites's ice cream saloon, "
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Winter Clothing.
Crockery Ware

department and want more room fol
new goods. A very little money invest
ed in this line will carry away the big
gest kind of bargains.
We are cutting and slashing the prices
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Nathan Fawcett. John III yer'stiuck-
er, picked II few t;l"' tomatoes on We'd
Desday.
leo Cream nj Stites's. y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

ssauiado & los reyes de Italia con una gran revis,
ia milltar IN suntuoso banquete.
Paris 22-En I'M pueblo Immediate esta
capital han ocurrido ocho casos de colera. Esta
noticia ha causado tai panico la ciudad que mu-
chas familias estan disponiendo viaje para rea-
izarlo en- el momento que Paris Sc yea invadi-
do por aquella epidemic. En- Tolon, probandose
la maquina del nuevo acorazado frances Dupuy
de LONE hizo explosion la caldera resultando
ounce personas heridas de mucha gravedad.
Madrid, 22.-El battalion de ingenieros tele-
grafistas Sc hahecho cargo del servicio las es-
taciones de esta Corte de las principales pobla
clones de provincias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Esta tarde las cuatro termin6 ell explendi-
do banquete ofrecido en- ell Hotel Universe por el
senior Coronel G. anger varias distinguidas per-
sonas de esta Capital entire las cuales Sc contaban
ell Excmo. Sr 90 Cabo, ell Excmo. Sr. Intendente
ell alealde don Juan Jose Potous varios Sres
periodistas entire ellos nuestro Director Mafiana
daremos detalles de Ia dicha interesante rerni6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Escriben de Bayam6n que consequences de
la mala costumbre que existe en- ell pueblo de per-
mitir pasar suelto por las GALES ell ganado que
viene del Interior aver estuvieron punto de ser
estropeados por una piara de novillos los apre-
ciables senoras de Puigdoller Dueno sus nj
nos. Convendria mucho que el celoso alcalde de
Bayamon' dictase 10 conveniente fin de evitar
una desgracia el dia menos pensado.
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NOTICIAS DE LA ISIA

* De la Cidra nos dicen que esta muy NAL SER
vido Ell ramo de Comunicaciones entire dicho pue-
bio Barranquitas. Don Tomas Pagan Colon
no ha recibido tres cartas que 1ltimamente lie han
dirijido desde Barranquitas, una de las cuales
cartas conten1a l5 sellos de centavos La
carta que Sc lie denuncia el hecho tuvo que
mandarse depositar el buz6n de Aibonito
para que no Sc perdiese tambien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Al vecino Felix Gonzalez de la Gale de Te-
tuan ndmero 48, Sc le ha desaparecido de su casa
hace una semana, un hijo adoptivo de l3 amos de
edad color mulato peh-rubio, llamado Nicomedes
Colon, Sc suplca la policfa, particularmente
4 la de Rio-piedras por donde dicen anda el fuga-
do, 10 solicitor para hacerlo volver q su casa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

De Adjuntas nos escriben que estan muy
adelantados los trabajos del camino que conduce
de dicho pueblo Ponce. La comision encarga-
da de los dichos trabajos toma mucho interes
turnan asistiendo eellos personalmente cada dia
las obras. rs muy probable que ell dicho cami-
no este listo antes de que puedan tran
sitar por 81 toda clase de vehiculos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

no ha decidido que el Vaticano tome parte en- di-
cho acto, y ha pedido que Sc b conceda lngarspas
ra exhibir los objetos que estan preparando.
Esta sera la primera vez que Ell Papado interven-
ga en- Exhibiciones
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Los peri6dicos de Cuba dan desconsoladores
detalles de un terrible temporal de aqua ocurrido
en- las poblaciones de Aguacate, Guines, Guanes,
Matanzas etc. en- esta Ultima ciudad sobre todo,
donde la inundaci6n ha causado granles perdidas
de vidas propiedades Los trenes no han po-
dido circular Las aguas han arrastrado puentes,
sembrados, cuanto han encontrado su paso. Mu-
chas farnilias han nnedado sin hogar
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Aver Sc inscribieron en- ell Registro Civil de
esta Capital los nacimientos de Celestina Dome
mech Marquee y Santiago Acosta, las defun-
clones de Antonio Molina Patton, Domingo de
los Reyes, dona Dolores Gaamalo Federico, do.
ma Maria Ana Garcia de Deluque, Maria Engra-
cla fernandez y MARQUEE Gregorio Correa
Valentin.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Nuestro amigo don Angel l. Cabrera, propie
tarlo del esablo Marina establecido en- esta cudad
ia tenldo la atencion de invitarnos para que visi
temos su establecimiento, donde Sc alqu1lan bue-
nos coches caballos, veamos las condolences
de hygiene en- que Sc halla ell referido establo. A
gradecemos mucho su cortesia
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mDON ANTONTO R= CABAssA

buenas referencias, solicita agencias comisones.
Els agente en- Ponce de los inmejorables ciga-
rrillos pectorales blancos de la marca PUREzA de
NJ Rendueles Co. de la Habana, los fabrcantes
que mas yentajas ofrecen en- precios-Don Anto-
aso e. ~hesso es ell agente de LA CORRESPONDENT
.IA DE PUER ro-R Rico en- Ponce
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Recortamos de Ell Dsarlo de Ponee.

h6COEIdInOS u0 81 D1NTJ0 Ue EOnce.
"Ayer hemos visto 10 adelantado que Sc halla
Ell edificio destinado la estacion EN- esta ciudad
de la via ferrea. Els de planta alta, fabrica de
mamposteria de extructura moderna Tiene
ademas La ventaja de encontrarse las inmedia-
clones de la poblacion, casi dentro la urbana,
en- su trayecto la Marina, ala derecha de la
rretera. Estan tendidos los rallies en- ambas di-
recciones, Este y Oeste, 10 que hace concebir la
esperanza de que en- breve iremos Tallaboa,
Guayanifla y Yauco movidos por el vapor.''
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Aver lego esta Capital la notable violinista
espanola, sefora dona Luisa Tersi. Els probable
que de aquf pase Arecibo con la intenci6n de
dar un concerto, antes de seguir Wage Santo
Domingo.
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Hlgi Don Ramon Rotllant, representan-
hWI0h mhfn te de la acreditada fabrica de sCorti-
ihEtnH @i R@HbH mas Persanas transparentes de

dera establecda la calle de TenenteRey, esquna
Zuueta, Habana, acaba de egar esa ciudad con
rado surtio de muesas de todas classes Trae cornas
nas con preciosos buos dferentes boradas con erco
BALCONIES Ell sr Roand puede ofrecer pubico 10 meor
mas bonito en- e ramo que hasta hoy Sc ha D
la Prncesa Marina, donde recbira 6rdenes
das horas encarga de nevar domcio muestras to-
meddas dejar colocadas las peranas que le
cargen 1913
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Nos aseguran que Sc ha tornado una socie-
dad compuesta de dos apreciables j6venes de
nuestra buena sociedad, con Ell objeto de organi-
bales de mAscaras este teatro tan prom
to abandone la troupe de Roncoroni, tam
bien nos dicen que en- cada uno de ellos las sefo-
ritas luciran diferentes trajes habendose acorda-
do que ell pranaero vayan todas vestidas de CO
legialas La Quota de entrada sera uas peso que
Sc pagara en- la taquilla del Teatro la presenta-
ci6n de la invitaci6n. Los palcos bajos Sc vende-
ran dos pesos medic y los altos dos pesos los
tornavoces Sc venderan tambien dos pesos cada
unO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

~ArENo1oN AoU1.-Se prohibe en- absolute
hacer visitas los operarios de esta Imprenta y
Tipografa a las horas de trabajo. Son conta-
das las horas de labor, y los operarios no pueden
distraerse conversando, sin perjuicio del buen
serviciO del establecimiento, lO-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Deseamos yer por esta redaccion para asunto
que podrla interesarle, el senior don Eduardo San
jurjo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-02

Els cosa corriente va en- todo erto-Rico
que los preparados b1lsdmacos al GuayacoI del
doctor Rodriguez Castro, son infalibles para Gu
rar las afecciones del pecho