davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24

Heavy cotton Ladies
Jersey ribbed Vests 25c.
Seamless, fast black
Hose, for children, 15c.
All-linen Huck Towels
28x15, at 1Oc.
r Hemstitch corded bor-
der andkerchiefs &c.
Finishing Braid, all de-
signs 15c.
Crochet Quilts in Mar
sailles patterns $l.OO.
Nice quality Sea Island
Domestic &c.
Yard wide Bleached
Domestic (starchless)61c
Ready made colored
Comforts SOC.
All-wool Lap Rugs, in
Roman stripes $1.65.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
THE JoUNG PROPERTY.
The Adopted Daughter Is Now in a Fair
Way to Get Her Rights.

The Adopted Daughter Is Now in Fair
Way to Get Her Rights.
ALTON, Ills, Sept. 23.-William More
land Of Portland, Ore, who has been
here for the past two weeks endeavor-
ing to establish the proof Of adoption of
Mary E. Murray by Jacob Joung and
wife twenty or more years ago, has put
the matter in the hands of attorneys and
returned to his home. The primary
hcts in this case were recently publish
ed, and the substance of them is: If it
can be proved that the child Mary Muir
ray was legally adopted she will become
the heiress to an estate of $150,000 left
by her foster parents, but now in pos
session of her foster mothers second
husband, both Mr.. and Joung having
since died. Mary Murray is now the
wife of John Tynen, conductor on the
Southern Pacific railroad, and III very
moderate circumstances
All the verbal evidence necessary to
prove her legal adoption has been Sc
cured, plenty of witnesses having been
found who not only remember all about
it, but will swear to having seen the
papers, signed by the then judge and
clerk Of the Alton City court, which is a
court of record, but has no record of
this adoption. The attorneys will file a
bill in chancery, and have the adoption
duly recorded, and further steps will
then be taken to put the heiress in pos
session of the property which has so
long been withheld from her.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
r. w. Austin's Appointments

r. w. Austin, the Republican
nominee for Congress in this Dis
trict will address the voters at the
following places.
Other appointments will be an
nOunced next week.
Genl. Joe Wheeler and the Rev. r.
I. Blackwell the Peoples party can>
didate have been invited to be pres
ent and take part in the discussion.
MORGAN COUNTY.
Cedar Plains, Monday noon Sept 26
Bashams Gap, I" night +" 26
Falkville. Tuesday noon u
Hartsel s, Wedn esday noon " %
Flint, {" night %
Somerville, Thursday noon 29
Valhemoosa Springs, Friday 80
MADISON COUNTY.
Triana, Saturday noon Oct, |.
LIMESTONE COUNTY.
Mooresville, Saturday night Oct, |.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
PERSONAL.
Mr.. Ned Powers is at home.

Mrs. Margaret Wilson left for
Chattanooga last week.
Mr.. John Whitfield was down
from Scottsboro Sunday.
Mr. w. D. Jones, Of Swancott,
was among our visitors the past week.
Mrs, lone Shields was. in the city
Sunday.
Capt. Robert Barber attended the
meeting at Birmingham last week.
Aid. Jones will be "passed"by Ev-
ening Star Lodge Monday night.
Mr.. Harrison Warner has re-
turned from Birmingham.
Hon. r. w. Austin, our Republi-
can nominee for congress, was in
the city this week.
Rev. K. G. Walden, and Rev. j,
w. S Miller, of Swancott, Ala,
were into see us last Saturday.
Irvine White, ESQ.,, made business
visit to his plantation yesterday down be-
low Bell Nina, on the M. & c. Road.
Mrs. Kate McCally and Mrs. G.
A. Carter were down from Chattan-
ooga Sunday.
Messrs. w. F. Rhoden and H. G.
Williams were down from Scottsboro,
Sunday.
Miss Annie T. McKissic and Sis
ter of Pulaski, are on a visit to Miss
Julia billiard in this city.
Rev. A. B. Allen of Birmingham,
has been assisting Rev. E. M. Jones
this week in his revival.
Master Robert Dawson was over
from Elkmont last week to see
papa"
Mr.. Francis Davis has been visi
ting Birmingham and neighboring
towns during the past two weeks.
Mrs. uda Williams has returned
from Il pleasant visit to relatives in
Nashville.
MISS Pearl A. Binford left via
Decatur. last night. in company with
Mr. Robert w. Dawson, for Fisk
University, to resume her studies.
Bishop HI. M. Turner will arrive in
Huntsville today and spend the Sabbath
in our city. He will probably treat our
citizens to lecture during his brief stay.
Miss Sallie Yancy of Clarkville,
Tenn after spending the summer
here with her cousins, the Misses
Beasley left for home yesterday
morning.
Prof. J. R. Scales was over from
Limestone to the Association, and
had lucky escape from a runaway
accident, sustaining but little injury
beyond few bruises about his hands.
His buggy was badly used up.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24

Chenille Table Covers
$1.OO.
All-wool double-width
Suiting 25c.
Half wool Alapaccas
10 cents.
Surah Silks in all col
Ors 43c.
Trimming Gimp, all
Silk, sc.
Gents seamless Hose,
good value, 15c.
Gents Fur crush Hats,
all colors, Toe.
Guyot Suspenders, (In-
itation) 25c.
Our sale on Jackets,
Reefers, and English Top
Coats has far exceeded
our expectations. We
have the popular styles
and prices. They begin
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
Another Cuban Uprising.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-The Times
publishes statement from prominent
Cubans here to the effect that Senior
Marti, prime leader of the Cuban revo-
lutionary clubs here, Philadelphia,
Tampa and Key West, has gone to San
Domingo to carry on the agitation there
and to continue the work of preparing
for another uprising. The report from
Havana that he left without word of
farewell or explanation to his friends is
said to be untrue. A new movement is
to be undertaken for the annexation of
Cuba to the United States.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
Fatal Rail DAD Wreck.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. pa special to
The Journal from Sibley, Iowa, says: A
disastrous wreck occurred on the Bur-
lington road, between that place and
Ocheyedan, at II o'clock p. N. Freight
No. 6, east bound, was going at high
rate Of speed when the track slipped
from under 1t and precipitated the en-
CINE and sixteen cars down ten foot
smbankment. Three emigrants were
killed.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
Murder In Alabama.

ADMISSION, Sept 21.-At Gold Ridge,
in Randolph county, Albert Fuller shot
and killed Henry Cosper and was dan
gerously wounded in turn by his victim.
The two men owned adjoining farms
and have been at law for several years
over the dividing line and have come
almost to blows several times. Both
had been drinking when they met in the
road Saturday night near Fullers house,
and the difficulty was renewed. Final
ly, they pulled their pistols and began
shooting with the result above stated.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
clouds Fills are the best.

clouds Fills are the best.
The best bakers bread, fresh
fOm the ovens at
MRS. H. SCHOLLE'S.
clouds Pills do not gripe.
A. Mrs, II. Scholle, confectioner,
sUes s's thlving business because eve-
!'nlhg n Is fresh and the best in the
clouds Pills bring the bile.
''pahs Iabules cure dyspepsia.
y. iou can find nice line of trou-
.'Ds at {. G. Pearson's. made up
igures. '' ~ ~" W
Olouds Pills suit the Ladies.
,na = n'r fresh candies, fruits, nuts
linz me uS best of every thing in the
"1s Of cOntectioneries call on
MRS. H. sCHOLLE,
Jefferson Street.
1'0ods Pills do their duty.
g.. e opening Gems No. % meet
nos.a ana third Saturday of each
sT.'M I'n' Mrs. Winnie Donegan NJ.
SUE T, 1%nces Barnett K. s., Maria
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
SHORT.LOCAL ITEMS

Fall i'll with us.
Straw hats will now be shelved.
Don't forget to go out to hear
DR.. Thirkield to morrow.
The Nj. E. revival continues
with increased interest.
Track laying is the order Of The
day on the new railroad.
Organize for Republican success
in November.
The M. E. church membership
has already increased % as a re
suit Of the revival.
1t is estimated that fully ten
thousand people attended the Bap
tist Association last Sunday.
We are glad to know that number Of
our citizens are having their front fences
repainted.
Huntsville now has two colored
Aldermen and two colored letter car :
riers, but has Tossed its colored po-
liceman.
An aged lady, whose name we
fail to learn, had the sad misfortune
ofsustaining painful injuries falling
from wagon last Sunday, the wheels
passing over the side OF her face.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
Dropped Dead.

Mr.. Turney Leslie aged about 80
years, dropped dead from a wagon
last Sunday while on his way to the
Association. He was in his most
cheerful frame of mind Sunday
morning. His remains were cared
for at Mr.. Wyatt Jordln's house un,
til last Monday, from whence the
body was carried to Center Hill and
buried.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
Religious Services by a Distin-
guiShed Divine.

DR.. W. 2. Thirkield. the distin-
gaished and popular President of the
Cannon Theological school at At>
lanta, Ga, will be in Huntsville to-
morrow, Sunday and will preach
at Lakeside M. E. church at IL
O'Clock in the morning and also at Z
in the evening.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
FOR HARDWARE, LIME, CEMENT, WAGONS,
Buggies. Harness, Guns, Cutlery,
S / Owe S AND TINWARE
DON'T FAIL TO SEE us.
j. Il. McAnelly & Bro VEST aJaRE7E{h SRE $2yARE ALA
~ n. W. r. STRuvE
Will Move Into His New Home Next
Week.

Mr.. W. F. Struve, who recently pur~
chased the elegant residence Of the late
Mrs. M. L. Patton on Green street, will
move his family to their home neat week.
Mr.. Strives present residence on
Holmes street will be for rent after his
removal at S25 per month This home is
both convenient in arrangement and To-
cation.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
Herstein & LoWenthal
CHOLERA DYING.
New York Has Had Six Deaths in
the City.
But They Were Scattering and
Created No Panic.
The Latest Reports Are Cheering and
There Is Little Danger Appre-
hended of an Outbreak
More Cases in Hayre

ACI0 - AlCtlC odlScI AppTS-
hended of an Outbreak.
More Gases in Havre.
New YORK, Sept. 23.-Up to date
there has been six deaths from cholera
in this city. The result Of bacteriologi-
cal examinations in the case of John
Orr, owner and captain Of the canal boat
Harry Cahill, who died at his home in
New Brunswick, N. j., has been report
cd to the health board by Professor
Biggs.
The report sets forth that germs of
Asiatic cholera were found
Orr's boat had been lying in North
River at the foot of West Thirtieth
street since last week under quarantine.
This has been raised on her, and she has
been thoroughly disinfected. The New
Brunswick board of health has been no.
tilted that Orr's death was due to cholera.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
FOUR BALES.
king Cotton is Now Selling at GAO.

Yesterdays receipts Of cotton at this
market amounted to only four bales.
The highest price paid was $40 per
pound. Within the next two or three
weeks our farmers will begin to haul in
this main product of their years labor at
rather large rate each day.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
More New Gases in j

More New Cases in Havre.
HAvRE. Sept. 32.-Four new cases of
cholera and three deaths reported here
Wednesday,
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
Diving Out in New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-The board of
health has issued bulletin stating that
no cases of cholera have been reported
since the last bulletin.
Huntsville gazette., 1892-09-24
Lawrence Lottier Dead.

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 23.-Lawrence
Lottier, prominent tobacconist, has
Just died here, after long illness.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
LEJOSG
EMILIO ZoLA.

va la noche desciende. FL ave busca
Albergue tlbio en las enhicstas palmas
El dia as sorabra que la mente ofusca,
Ia noche, IL aurora de las almas.
Gudn bella, oh noche. esttIs-
Desgarra el velo
Que a mis- olos te encubre, angel proscrito!
De dos almas In union festeja ell celo;
Nuestras nupcias celebra ell infinite!
Ven mi lado, ven. la Luna asoma
Y nos beudice Dios. Sigue mis- huellas:
Las flores todas nos daran aroma.
Y sus fulgores. todas las estreilas.
Rec0r{dr cic1': Oh pensamiento.
Ro1npe tus ligaduras, bate 81 ala!
Despiertate la voz del sentimieuto,
Sea la escala de Jacob tn escala.
Recordar es vivir. - Como sOlias,
Babla ni alma---sin tn amor desierta!
Haz que revivau los pasados dias,
Haz que reviva la esperanZa muerta.
SOlO.- -Lejos de IT,. .MartIrio horrible.
Hoy I'll perler tn amor todo 10 pierdo.
iQuieu hiciera possible 10 impossible
qulen hiCiera eternO mi recuerdO
va astas auui mi coraz6n te siente;
] a oigo ell ruidO que forman tus l,jsadas-
Parecc envuelta la marm6rea frente
En- Ia luz de las tibias alboradas.
DE la vida en- la senda borrascosa
Tu plauta aiempre seguira mi huelia.
SomOs perfumes de una misma rosa,
Somos fulgores de una misma estrelis.
No huyas, vision. En- tn sonrisa veo
Tu ardiente amor la suplica- lei reproche.
En- tus pupilas-que encendi6 el deseo-
Parpadea Ia luz -duerme la noche.
No huyas, vision! En- dulces embelesos,
Undo ii con invisibles lazos,
Quiero en- mi boca el fuego de rus besos.
en- mi pecho ell calor de tus abraZos.
Cauta! III dolor al coraz6n avanza
Y quiero OR tus uotas virglnales,
Tristes, como el amor sin esperauza,
Bellas, como las uotas tropicale les.
Canta!. .--- tn vOz mis- oidos llega
Remedando, EN- cadencia arrullador1.
Las vibraciones de Ia Ira griega
Y el dulce ritrno de Ia guzla
Tu eres fuerza, la6d poesja,
Inspiration de mi cerebro enfermo;
Mi deb:l fe sostienes en- el dia,
\ me hablas de esperauza cuando Guermo.
til siempre para mi seras eonsueIo
de mi freHte apartaras las soInhra~.
Haces brotar estrellas en- mn cielo.
Como do flores mi canine alfOmbrus.
Huiste va, del coraz6n mentira
De tn paso ante mi no quedan rastros.
Huyes, en- tanto que Ia tarde espira,
Mientras Ia uoche Sc corona de astros.
En- Ia selva pleg0 la for su broche;
La luna irradia en- la extension vacia.
Es hora de Soflar!. -Cayo la noche,
Aurora de til alma de la mia.
/ IsNAEL ENRIQUE ARCISIEGAS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
VARIEDADES

Su Santidad Leon XIII ha dado or
den para que sean guardados con mucho
cuidado todos los objetos de su uso,
fin de evitar que Sc repitan los abusos
que Sc cometieron en- los t1ltimos amos
del Pontifcado de su antecesor, con la
venta que sc hacfa de las prendas usa-
das por este.
Sc cuenta en- Roma, a prop6sito de
esa speculation, la siguiente an6cdota:
Una gran sonora francesa fu6 4 pos
trarse q los pies de Pio TX para hacerle
presente su agradecimiento por haberle
vuelto la salud.
"a Como ha sido ESQ pregunt6 el
Santo Padre.
-Porque he podido procurarme una
media que habia pertenecido 4 Nuestra
Santidad
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25

Proddjose entonces un ruido de sillas,
s. todo los feles Sc retiraron del temple.
la baronesa estaba en- 10 cierto, pues
su cochero no habia llegadoS todavfa.
Ell cura habia abreviado su sermon
robando sus oyentes veinte minutos
de elocuencia.
y cuando Sc impacientaba por la
tardanza, en- una de las naves laterales,
encontr6 al sacerdote que salia precipi-
tadamente de Ia sacristia.
El cura miraba la hora en- su reloj y
tenfa el aspecto del hombre que no
desea faltar 4 una cita.
-Es muy tarde, senora-dijo su
.aristocratica penitente.--4a eondesa
me espera
"a Sif
--Da un concerto espiritual, seguido
de un modesto almuerzo, Al que no pue4
do faltar
Emilio ZOLA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25

PARA INDIVIDUOS ESCROFULOSOS O
que padecen de afecciones pulmonares nitos
raquiticos, la anemia la Emulsion de Scott es
lin remedio soberano.
Caguas, Puerto Rico, Abril T. de 1887
Sehores SCOTT Y BOVINE, Nueva York: Con
frecuencia he prescrito la Emulsion de Scott EN-
estos 1ltimos cuatro afos niflos raqufticcB,
individuos escrofulosos, algunos que padecian
de dyspepsia Y dolores reumaticos por causa de
La debilidad miseria de organismo, asf CO.
mo en- las afecciones pulmonares bronqujales
habiendo obtenjdo siempre resultado satis-
faetorio. La pureza De los elementos que aom-
ponen dcha Emulsion Y los prircipios reconsti
tuyentes que posee, la hacen de gran utiGdad
no solo por su efcacia, euanto por Ia facilidad
con que Sc digere adn por los niios de poca edad
He ereido IN deber participar este 4 ustedes
ofrecerne su atento servidor.
Dr. Bfa1tusI GinieNe- Crslz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
NOTICIAS

FL viernes sali6 de esta ciudad con direction
a la Capital, hacienda escala en- Coamo, el
alcalde de Ponce don Eusebio de Ayo.
Hemos tenido el gusto de saludar en- esta
redacci6n al notable prestidigitador senor Ba-
labrega, el cual dara esta noche su primera
function.
Deseamosle muchas prosperidades en- esta
ciudad.
Por los telegramas recibidos aver, Sc We que
la revoluci6n de Venezuela ha triunfado, ha-
biendo huido el dictador Andueza Palacio,
Nos alegramos de ese triunfo pues asi termi-
nara la lucha fraticida que hoy ensangrienta
los campos de Venezuela.
La directiva del Cjrculo de 1migoS de Maya
gtiez Sc ha servido inyitarnos para el bale que
ceIebrara en- sus salones hoy domingo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
Ponce, % de JUNO de 1892
.Senor director de LA DEMOCRACIA.

Ponce, % de JUNO de 1892.
.SeTor director de LA DEMOCRACIA.
Mi estimado amigo: ha llegado mi couoci-
miento que con motivo de mi articulo Los Bonn
Beros de Guagaiaa que vera Ia luz en- su illus
trado periodico, no han faltado aquel pue-
bio guienes hayan creido yer en- el aludido
articuo conceptos mortifcantes para el doctor
Nazquez, con cuya buena tnIstad nos honra-
mos, dudas acerca de su consecuencia poll
tica de su nunca desmentido amor hacia la
causa por Ia que en- el fatal ano de los c0mp0n-
tes sufriera persecuciones. siendo enceTado en-
el Morro Ell union del esclarecido Baldorioty.
Ahora bien, como NADIA ha estado mas lelos
de mi amino que la aviesa intepcion que me
atribuye, por cuanto que no tengo absolute
mente motive alguno para juzgar Ell aquel SEN
lido al amigo doctor Vazquez, que hasta aho-
ra, como siempre ha sido un enthusiastic Y leal
defensOr de los ideales auton0n1Icos, sin que
exista la mas mfnima sombra que empane el
linpio espejo de su honradez V consecuencia
politicas, he creido un deber hacer esta aclara-
ci6n, para sacar a salvo, no el buen nombre Y
decoro del doctor Vazquez como hombre de
partido que estan muy por encIma de los que
maliciosa V torcidamente han interpretado mi
articulo sino Ia verdad de mis- intenciOnes,
que no han sidO Otras que censurar agr1amente,
como Sc merecfa, al ayuntamiento de aquella
villa ell que estando los fondos p1blicos en-
situacion ruinosa habiendo va dos plazas de
medicos titulares, que consideramos sean bas-
tantes para la pobacion, crea, sinembargo, una
nueva, cOmpletamente innecesaria, como digi-
mos en- ell escrito de referencia, que vendra a
agravar a6n mas Ia situacion pecuniaria de
aq o. municiPio.
Y en- espega de datos para segair suminis-
trandole noticias de Guayama, quedo de usted
Q. b. S. NJ.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
FIN DE SIGL0

La humanidad desciende como loca
por la senda fatal del desenfreno,
en- vez de Ia oraci6n, el chiste obscene
escupe, descreida. nuestra boca.
Tn aire encanallado nos sofoca
que astiXia 10 mas santo, 10 mas bueno,
deju en- los pulmones el veneno
moral, que impurifca cuanto toca.
NO hay salvaci6ni Brutal Ia indiferencia
con los mayores crfmenes Sc engrie:
rompe la fe su venda Immaculate,
deia sin ilusioues la existencia,
derriba Crsto Gle la cruz, rie
con iusultante fria carcajada.
Federico de Sdach0.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25

En- la tabaquerfa FL IEsctd0 Espaaol, plaza
principal nGmero IL, Sc acaban de recibir taha-
COS ' cigarrillos de la Habaua de varias nlareas
y vitolas.
Entire estas hay Jocos deI LGatUre Henry Clay)
De don Julian Alvarez, Cagadores Imperialss, Ia
Tencedora, Nor plus Ultra, Presideates, Cfnchas
de Regalo, Arondticos. Breras especiales, Hegalia
f,,G Regagta California lSeiloritas, Pedro ME-
rtas etc. ctc.,
Tambien Sc recibieron va los afamados de
La GontaIeIid, de los senores Sanchez hernia
no de Comerio /; hay de todas classes en- sitolas
Y precios.
N0TA: Sc reaIiaa tamben una partsc3a dc
aceite de Castor, Rosa, Coco Pezuna asf CO.
mo una romano Fairbanks de POGO uso, EN- So.
3-l3 Ponce, 20 ,2e Junio de 1902.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
EDAD MEDIA

iLievame, pensamiento, aquellos dias
de torneos, musicas flores;
4 esa edad del valor Y los amores
de las citas en- las noches frias!
Transportame 4 esos tiempos de alegrIas,
de empresas y de suenos tentadores,
en- que cantaban dulces trovadores
al pie dc las talladas celosias
QGiero yer La hermosa castelana
de codos en- In reia, cuando hota
su pensamiento en- la extension lejana,
mientras llega al castillo q caballero
con su penacho azul, su recia Gotta
V en- sangre tinto el toledano acero.
{siaael Ep1que A1cifeieg0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25

SSatisface nucho & la redacci6n de LA De-
siOcRACfA insertar las precedeutes lineas, en-
cue Sc tfibatan eIogios merecilos I; un compa-
triota de waller cuyo nombre esta may alto para
que lueda alcanzarle ningun.t reticencia.
AL acoler en- numeros anteriores u.l artfculo
con noticias sobre los bomberos de Guayama,
nj renlotamente pensahaInos que pUdieran NOR
tihcar al doctor Nazquez las alusiohes que con
tenis que siempre nos parecieron irspiradas
eu el sentido que hoy define 81 autor.
I'll Doctor Nazquez es un buen amigo nues-
tro Y en uosotros encentrara siempre la con
sideraei6n y IA simpatfl que por muehos titulos
nlereee.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
ALUMBRADO E1ECTRICO

Don Uiises del Yale, representaa,tc en- Puerto
Rico de Ia Edison Spanish Colonial Light ca
NeU- York-tace s0ber at p,t5tco en general, e't
especial los 4y,citaBejentOs, que habiend0 obte
1aido en- Espa70 esta c0mpaja pate,etes especidtes
ercItsiras para hGeer tOda Ia isia taStdldcto-
nes de lttces Ucgndesce1teS, Sc eltcargald de los
tabqjos qte e confJen, trabajos q1te, eristend0
como ertste, pri0legio ne Hceacid1a, 3ihg'ma ott0
empresd podrta re0iiear.
Isl mism0 p0i1e en- con0cinieHt0 de los Nastjci-
rios qate Sc cream eJs c0ndicjoaes de ntstai0f Il
AIl1n6Tddo eI6ctricO, qate eStd dHtOrizddO D0r Ia
Edison Spanish ca para elltdblor caalquier Ope-
rqci6a e., este sentido, q,e desde lteg0 puedes a.
rjgrSe eI en- s0hcitud de los dOt0S 1i0hcias
cesariaS basta deay conclude n operacida 81 se
Hega q lt2i dcterd0 B3tttltO. 3-i3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
-AVTSo

Ell que suscvibe, pone en c0aocWaieato
del p,tblico que para el cangc de las pla-
cas- metdLicas que en- to,9Ra de anamcjos
hizo circular Ia casa conercioL de A.
CiaNchinj q ca, deben dirigirse 4 dichd
Sociedad 3 q So Aquidador don Genorc
Pagan q nunca a LUIS Ciaachtni que mn
ga,aa iHgerencia tiene con Ia reterida casa
De A. Cianchmj ca.
Yauco Juni0 % de 1892.
Is Luis Cto1schi1ei.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
BTEN NEGOCIO

P0 tener que dtsentwse So dttej1o, Sc
Uende el estebIecimient0 GenoB1ipado . EI
Escudo Espaao" sttuado en- Ia Plaza
Principal nttmero z.
Sc hdIla conpietaDle5ate s4rtjdo y bten
acreditdd0 q con auRerOSa clieHteLa.
IRformardn ee dicho eStdblecdnteHto
Ponce, Ju,sio % de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
AL PUBLICO

Segun escritura p1blica otorgada ante el
Notario De Yauco en- fecha IL de Febrero de
1892, Ia hacienda lie cafe denominada JUANITA.
r.dicada en- 81 bar1io Gle Aguas blancas de este
t6rnrino municipal, pertenece en- comunidad Y
de por mitad, al que suscribe y don Isidoro
Pintado.
Por tanto, todo compromise Y oolgacIon que
desde Ia citada fecha Sc haya contraido, en-
10 successive So contraga respecto de dicha fin
ca sin III eonsentimiento expreso, sera de In
exclusive respousabiidad ae Ia persona one
70 baya confraido; sin que per ningin concepto
este sueeta al pago de aquellos, mi participa-
ci6n en- In propiedad Y sus productos.
Yauco, Junio 10 De 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-25
Sc ALQUTLA

Una casa con hermosisimo patio situada enla
cale de Ia Villa ndmero II acabada de ARE
glarse.
70 c.
Nota: Sc yenden dos hermosos roperos de
caoba en- buen estado. Is