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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07
D. q. hurley,
Gen'l Ag't Pasgr. Dept.

Connecticut is such pious state that
it refuses to permit Sunday night exhi-
bition of stereopticon views of the holy
land or to allow the grating of a wooden
nutmeg for hospital Cruel.
Sheep have two teeth in the center of the
jaw at one year, and add two each year un-
til five years old, when they have "full
mouth" After that time the age cannot
be told by the teeth.
North Dakota has barley farm of $780,
600 acres.
In California hogs that weigh 800 to $50
pound are becoming common nowadays.
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Probate Court.

In Probate yesterday an order was made
fixing February 29th as the date for hear
ing the petition for distribution of the es-
tate of Ann Hall deceased.
In matter of the estate and guardianship
of Eveline Robinson, incompetent an order
was made appointing Ralph d. Robinson
guardian.
In matter of the estate of William Bur-
1ett, an order was made fixing March 9th
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CAN YOU EAT

heartily, with relish and without distress
afterward? If not we recommend TO you
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which creates a good
appetite and so invigorates the stomach
and bowels that the food is properly d.
gested and all it's nutriment assimilated.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable, per-
fectly harmless, effective, but do not cause
pain or grippe. Be sure to get Hoods, %
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publican straight, but was in favor of
scratching Objectionable names.
The Republican ticket was painted pure
white, and the speaker asked those pres
ent for their vote on Monday.
Smoot was called for, and after brief
speech from Sutherland, in which he said
that Reed wanted the capital here and
would pay $4,000 to get it here, Mr.. Smoot
came forward and denounced the Demo
cratic orators for misrepresenting the Re-
publican side OF the question. The million
aires of this country have not made their
money from protected Industries, but IN
legitimate way.
Mr. Smoot urged that they elect him and
his ticket and they would serve them to
the best of their ability.
Whitecotton then took the floor for ten
minutes speech. A burst of laughter
greeted his appearance. He said the Demo
Gratis were disgruntled lot, and then
sailed into the tariff question.
Judge w. n. Dusenberry was loudly
called for by the Democrats on the street
He was greeted with cries, firing of guns
and roll of drums. Equal to the occasion,
he delivered most brilliant address,
which fired every Democrat heart with
the deepest enthusiasm. Tonight tells
him that he is to be the next mayor of
/ Provo There were enough voters in the
grand parade TO elect the ticket, and sue
| cess is assured.
D. D. Houtz was heard on the street last
night in brilliant address,
The din of the campaign was kept up
until a late hour last night by the Demo
Gratis.
The B. Y. academy boys reported that
Mayor Booth attempted to stop theil
cheers for Dusenb berry, but it wouldn't
work The cheers went with more vigol
than before.
Frank Cannon returned to Ogden last
, night via the Rio Grande.
GRADED SADDLE, RUGBY AND DRAFT
HORSES
For sale by ]. M. George, Provo, Utah.
THURMAN & KARRON
Collectors and Employment Office, Provo
Utah,
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THROUGH NEW YORK sLEEPERS VIA
UNION PACIFIC

will leave via this line February and IS,
running through to New York without
change, making faster time between Salt
Lake and New York than any other line.
This is the only dining car line between
Salt Lake and New York. For particulars
inquire at city ticket Office, POI Main
street. D. E. hurley,
Gen'l Ag't Pasgr Dent
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arguments were produced on both sides.
In addition to the discussion, the following
programme was rendered:
Instrumental Miss Nora Bonnemort
Select reading .----------- Miss Winnie LarIinS
Song The Cottage Home, Mr. w. W. Sheffield
NOTES ON THE SIDE.
Miss Annie Egbert, of West Jordan, is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. @. Burton, Jr., is quite seriously
i'll. Her many friends Will wish her a
speedy recovery.
Az infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Layt Jr., died Of pneumonia last Satur-
day night. The funeral was held on Mon
day.
About $50 Kaysville people went down to
the gas wells on Thursday night to view
that great natural phenomenon, and the
artificial illumination which was displayed
that night.
Mr.. John W. Galley and Mr. E. w.
Layton went to Ogden to-day, on business
connected with the establishment of the
proposed creamery and cheese factory
here.
The Pennington Dramatic company
scored point in their favor last Saturday
evening by their able rendition of 1.-The
Celebrated Casen The acting was very
fair for an amateur company, and the cos
tunes were beautiful and appropriate.
Miss r. E. Brown took charge of the Rio
Grande Western Office here on Monday
last in place of Mr. w. R. Reed, who ha;
held the position for two months past.
The diphtheria epidemic is still raging il
the northwestern portion CT town. Severa
new cases were reported this week in thu
family of Mr.. John King, but those afflicted
are not thought to be dangerously ill. TIT
quarantine egulations are rigidly enforced
in order to prevent the further spread o
the disease. M.
KAYsvILLE, Feb. 6, 1892.
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PENNINGTON FACTS
Tit for Tat With Kaysville-Denver and Salt
Lake City Humorously Brought Into
the CnntrnYnraY.

"Striking Back at Pennington" is the
heading of an article from ON" Of Rays
vile, in The HERALD of January "a.
Ard as striking generally means mis-
chief, very often something is heard to
drop as the result of a well directed strike
Some of your readers are perhaps little
curious to know what dropped when "M."
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UTAH NEWS.

THE HERALD is delivered daily by carrier in
Ogden and Park City at rs cents per week,
slOO per month, or 5000 per year. Sub
scribers will confer favor by notifying the Of.
fee when delivery is not promptly made.
BRANCH OFFICES:
oGDEN-Room 421, Utah Loan and Trust
Building. Telephone No. 1885,
PROVO-Deseret Telegraph Building.
PARK CITY-Utah Central Ticket Office.
LOGAN-Kim ball Bros S Real Estate Office
Advertisements left at branch Offices will ap-
pear in the next issue.
Our agents will take subscriptions and issue
receipts
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Hours for collecting OF mail from the letter
boxes in the business district: s a. m. and 10 a.
NJ. ! 80 p. m and 4 p. m. $50 p. m. and Up. M
pENTON d M
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The grand duke of Baden s great fancier of
carrier pigeons and has devoted much time in
raising and training them.
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EYE AND EAR, Dr. Lyons
Hooper & Eldredge building, 40 s. Main .
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h n RK CITY.
CITY COUNCIL,

City solons Meet-A Weeks Doings-Personal
and General Notes.
Patrick Brennan, deceased, was laid to
rest on Friday afternoon. after brief ser
vice over the remains. The body was in
TERED IN Glenwood cemetery.
Tho cnrnnlor shinnad Eridnu.
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Rev Mr.. Mcneil. the Scotch Moody is said
by the London papers to have been offered
$50 900 year to come to America.
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UNITED STATES PosTOFFICE.
Closing Of lhe mans. November H. 1891.
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OFFICE HOURS.
SUNDAY HOURS.

General delivery and stamp
window II 100 am 90 pm
Carriers window 1900 m 1:o0 pm
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GRADED SADDLE, RUGBY AND DRAFT
HORSES
For sale by ]. M. George, Provo, Utah. ,
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THURMAN & KARRON
Collectors and Employment office, Provo
Utah.
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SUNDAY,
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arguments were produced on both sides.
In addition to the discussion, the following
programme was rendered:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-08-30

Mr. \. n. J. Loveioy is away on few
days vacation
Mrs. Adam Wilson of Chicago Is visiting
at Dr Kicker.
Dr. \. Il. e. smith of Whitcfeid wa. IN
the city Mosday.
Dr. 5. H. Weeks Of Portland, was IN the
tity last evening.
Emory -. Beane. Esq Of Kealhcld was
IN the city yesterday.
Miss Linn oliver of rarker's Head Is
visiting Augusta friends,
DR.. John f. Hill Mrs. Hill and son
arrived home last evening.
Mr. G, +. Nichols, formerly of this city
now of Bangor j. here for few days
Miss Jennie NJ. Cnttlc has returned from
a few weeks yislt with friends in jefferson
Miss Annie Perry returned Monday from
Winthrop Mass. where she spent two
weck-
Mr. Daniel Webster, Jr. of Bangor.
was in th. rity calling on old friends yes
terday.
Mrs. Chss whitten of this city is the
guest of Mr. Kendall VI Dunbar of Dam
scotia.
Mr. e. g. Burleieh returned yesterday
tlay from two week. vacation i'll Sand
wich. n. H.
VIII Brooks, Who ~ now nj his home in
this city is improving steadily from his
severe sickness.
Miss Mary Allen is in the city. called
houe by tho sickness of her mother. Mrs
Allen ia nov improving.
Miss Fannie Weerer, who has been stop
ping the past tso weeks with her aunt at
Freeport. returned home MONDAY.
Miss Alice NJ. Palmer of Lewiston who
has been visiting Nr-- l. r. Smith in this
city for The past two weeks returned 70 her
home yesterday
Mr.. Arthur Hall formerly of this city.
now established IA an excellent business as
photographer at Lisbon Falls, spent Sun
day with his brothers in this clty.
Mr. Geo. u Fierce. conductor on the
electric railroad received telegram yes
terlav. announcing the death of his brother
MIR Fierce left for Skowhegan in the after.
noon
Mrs. Will Duutun went To Newport on a
visit MONDAY. She was accompanied by
Mrs. r H. t'iiiSbury and son Arthur nt
Bos,on. who have been the guests of Mrs,
punton the past week
Mrs Edwin II Gay, with her little son
and daughter, who have been visiting rela-
tives here. left on FRIDAY for Concord,
Mas. where they will make short visit
before returning to- their home at augusta
Maine Melrosc Mass. journal
Mai. Z. VI Foglcr aud family. and Mr.
LYMAN Foeler arrived home last evening
from south Hope. Friday. the reunion of
the Foylcr family was held at Starretts
grove. Warren Although the rain pre-
vented n large attendance, between ~ and
~ were present and the reunion was u very
ENJOYABLE one.
Mr.. Charles Estes of Stockton, Cal. is
visiting his brother. Mr., ]. W. Estes of this
city and other old friends. that he knew
when he left here for California. thirty
years ago. This is his first visit Fast dur
ing that time. Iii. old friends say that he
has changed but little in appearance since
he left here.
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srArE house NOTES.
m aaiissol csmaissieasss Crash ~ ~
sisBea q tks Georges vsslsy Ratlsse1-

Mai. e. j. IIogse has returned from
swo ~esk = trip up country
Dr.. G. VI. Twi.cheil left MonasF for Lew
isaon where he remains antil after the far
The beads and clerks Of the several de-
p.r,menss are nearly all back from their
vacations.
Mr., 4. w. Emery Is hack in the library
from hi. vacation tina, be passed wiki a
Bath party at coxis Head
y;s.es Maud and Carrie Emery Of Fair
seh eaIled on Mr. u. W. Emery Yesterday
They we're on their way To Boston.
Mrs. =. ". Eiilott of BowdoiTbam anil
ars. Gertrude \ Elliott Of Mechanic Falls
we're at the State House yesterday.
Wednesday being Governors Day at the
Eastern State FAR, General spragHe, Col.
T. C. Farringson and Col T.. e. Stevens 20
on Tuesday evening meeting the Cover
nor and other members Of the staff at Ban
gor.
The railroad commissioners have quite .
number Of hearings relating to highway
crossings, two Of which will be heard at
their Office Tuesday, the 6tt. AZ that hear
ing the Canadian Pacific Railway viii make
application, IL IL expected. TO use the Com
mingier" Of the Consolidated Car Heating
Company In connection With the Baker
heater, which the commissioners refuse to
approve the use of any longer. The Com
mngler" heats the water by use Of steam
from the locomotive thereby removing dan
ger from fire in case Of accident.
After the hearing given by the
railroad commissioners Friday to the
petitioners for increasing the capital stock
Of the Georges Valley Railroad and to
change the guage from narrow to standard.
the commissioners rendered their decision
as follows Pursuant to the foregoing ap
pIitstion and order Of noice, the board met
at the time and place mentioned therein,
and il then and there appearing, from sat
l-fsctory evidence that all Of the provisions
II ser. l0-cbap III of the Revised Statutes,
40 ainmended by chap, 35 Of the Public
Laws Of Iss7, had been fully complied
with, we hereby approve the action of the
stockholders Of said corporation, and
also approve anil permit the gaage of said
railroad to be changed a. prayed for 10 tbc
foregoing applirations
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Last evening AS the first fair one since
Nr. Lord, the manager Of the Mt Wash
ington search light, wrote Hr. Fuller thai
he would turn IL in the direction Of Au'
zassa. Mr.. Fuller autographed Mr.. Lorl
Montas afternoon bH, received no response
Nevertheless quite large number OF
ladies' ami gentlemen visited he obseryxte-
ry last evening and elimted 10 the upper
lookout, 40 feet from the zrounB. Several
remained there nearly An honr. Some ssfe
convinced that they eoaba see hashs- "
Ugh, on the horizon in the direction Of NJ
Washington. and one gentleman declared
II he oniy kner the code he could read ne
signals. The large majority of those pres
en,, however, could see nothing but she
beautiful scene one uiigtt expect 90 de-
lightfnl evening at that altitude.
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Me-srs h. Z Stone aud T. II Folsom left
yesterday On a fishing trip +" Enchanted
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The annual hug storm that j. noticed
every year along the kennebec occurred
YESTERDAY afternoon and one boat coming
M from IIalowcll had its decks whitened
by these little insects with wings that re-
-emble those of moth mllers" In some
places along the banks of the river they fell
storm
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Maine Historical Society.

The annual fejd day Of the Maine His
taricaI Society wili be held a, Nerrpi9s'
1oek, at the site Of the ancient Indian vii
la9e. on Saturday. Sept. 10th. Papers are
e1r~ei.d from President Baxter, Lodge
Hathaway, Rev. Dr. Cumming. and other-
The public are always heartily welcome at
these meetings. An early tram will leave
waiervile Saturday morning, returning il
time for the trains both east and vest. \
visit is contemplated Ia the ruins Of For
Halifax in winsiow, after the arrival Of tie
Friday afternoon train at Wstervilie Halt
fares are expected on the railroads.
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These of the Augusta branch of the Iron
Hall who carefully read the interview with
j. T. Ewcll aul printed in the Geographic
dispatches YESTERDAY place little or no con
Science In the statements made. This
looks to me, said one Of them. AS if the,
were not satisfied with what they got GU, OF
"a once but want another slice. ANY
proposition to keep this order in existence
reminds one Of the failure of the Pacific
Bank at BOSTON. years ago. some in this
city were stockholders and were asked To
contribute on the ground that they could
keep the bank from failing. So much was
said on this strain that many did contribute.
What became of their contributions is no,
known, but certainly their eontri-
BUTTONS did not keep the
bank from falling and these same stock
holders tina; have contributed were assessed
To large amount. | don't believe in ANY
sttemp. at this time in trying TO bolster up
the Iron Hail. Look at those sgnres in
that report which Ewell apr..a,is TO hi. inter
view. Can anyone tell from them the value
of the assets: There may be wany of
them worthless and we have every reason
TO believe that much of them are worthless. -
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Local and Business Tips.

At last Mr.. Leon Barber the well know :
proprietor of the augusta dye house, has
secured n first-cas- dyer. Work which
has been delayed through unavoidable cir
,cumstances will be done nov. From 3 tc
day. IN cicaning Diving from ) - #
days.
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Members of the Second Maine Cavairs
Association living in this city have received
notice from headquarters to the effect that
the next reunion of this association will be
held in Washington. ID. G., during the
National Encsmpnent of the T.. A. r., in
the White House grounds, known as Pres.
idem Park in one of the tents provided
for the Cavalry Corps on Wednesday, Sep,
TENDER sist, at . o'clock A. N. The price
for the round trip tickets viii be about 81
from different points in Maine. Applics.
tons should be made to 5. c. Small, 2t
Bromfield street. Boston.
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ytlarriieo.

CUMBERLAND.
SO. Eridgrnn-Nug q, VI. Fred Is rry aud Mis-
lara spur both nf -. Briig'Tt.
ktNNEKF'-
West rardu.r- Aug l. Frrd r. Traftop md
Miss fanur Gttl'lcu.
WAYNE Mug -. \. :. johnson ami Miss .'en
vie VI ihurnr.
pEk-
lim.tick -Aug 2 Nathaniel Byron fcas. of
Iarspnshrd and Mis- tanuIe May Carrier BROW
Of limerick
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There will be a meeting of the county
commissioners today County Commits
sioner Andrews was at the Cony house last
evening.
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Or. Woodbury's Antidote.

is recommended in all cases Of debility
arising from ,nfeehlod digestion. \ small
~negIa.sful before each regular meal will
avoid all distress from indigestblp food
Sold Ivy druggists everywhere.
apr';d&wChwk
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TO PROV E EVE GSk n nA5Ha r.

On and after October 1, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege OF
selling six bottles for $50, aud guarantee
that in case it does you no good You can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia. Headache. Sour stomach. ilearthufn,
ktdaey Complaint, Neuralgia. Distress after
eating, Palpitltion Of the Heart, Collie, Ncr-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity Of the Appetite, Fieurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will it cure? Be
cause it is Relaxing. Purifying. Soothing,
and Healing. It is compounded from tho
yurest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
ur Norphia. 1t is harmless to the smallest
chiid. children like it, and it is far superior
to Castor OIL and all other preparations.
Gail for Grodsr's Botanic Dyspepsia
syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark. the Beaver.
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rJs, III l-t.1 f..-..J
TN recent Fip 10 ahaah 1t was NJ
good fortune 10 Si''t one "f inc most Erhaa
farmers OF Nko" h"gah' MI Hi"h%o hI.h
ardsom' VT heh"fl'o" was norm ~ D''
srahe' about thfre "i'sS otlo" htisf"h
mn AMI "hrh boy N ~ n"'eh lhe
TIE town ~ ~k""h"Rah- thth Milhhfh' am
'oea'eh ABOUT ~" h,lrs rom anaah p"'
once D" iaihtF' S'ia' h'c't'i7"h' 9f
VIE ana SIX chl'df'h co'l''lt"'th 'he iathii5
not ihrst Iatniiy 'of "iV-' hnie'
Aton<o was iii' 'F'e7t' ana Is no" nFih- ~
the home farm one OF me nhtst IN town
containing q" acres. ne h"''iih2- ar
ro"ny ann me iocauoh me q siith"tl II
treat Tor inc poor ufe" 'tS h"ru't 10 sFHhn
fe" weeks IN summer an" "featht th'
pure country ar and get three 9ooa' -4aaf'
meals per day or good substantial food
Whlis was there the crops were i""kihs
hnely. they bad Just secured nice cf"i
Of hay. Not quite rs much as last wear hn'
OF cA'eiitht qhailtt INV Pia'" usnhiS '"D
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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tsn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs 10 the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SKRUp CO.
SAW FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. H. NEW ToRx. Nv
rar1SdAv
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-09-15
l. EsTABLECIMIENTO TIPOGRAFICO
DE DON ARTURO CORDOVA.
SAN FRANCISCO 26.

quen las personas que deseen obtener la obra serrn
ig ell voante que acompaha al prospecto despues de
aaber enado los blancos e ven pues esto ha
lie ademas al proposito que eva de publican al
fin de la edci0n cuao de coCperadores comprendiendo
odas las personas que ugnen aTocina e lii 70.
-Puerto-Rico 20 de AgOsto de 1892.
LOS EDITORES.
NoTA.-Se solican agentes 8 venueuores activos de
esponsaad las prncipales poblaciones de Ia sla
la coiocaciGn reazcon de la obra por entregaS
ante la sente retrbuci0n: Is ceno sobre ell yalor
e 20 ejempres reaizados20 pOr cenO sObre el de 20
5 idam idem5 oT cento sobre el de % dem adelan
e.o seryirn entregas los agentes 81 preyia
nente ha cbierto el mporte de las que plan.
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p San Francisco @p -
LENTINI CA.

Cajas con perfumeria neceseres para cos
tura.
Perfumeria fna aqua para el Toc"dor.
Muhecas y iuguetes para nii1os nifas.
Cajas con h- erentes juegos de socedad.
Portamonedas MALTA de plata piel fna.
Guantes mitones de seda, negros de CO.
lores.
Coronas azahares sueltos para novias
Espejos de una tres lunas
Esponjas, cepilllos para ropa, cabeza dientes.
Gran variedad en- corbatas de Ultima moda.
Bastones de mando y para ninos
Azafates plateados, nikel MADEIRA.
Cintas de seda de todas classes precios
Bolsas de nano grandes Y pequenas
Escopetas de salon, carteras petacas boz
qullas.
Juegos de copas de cristal fno.
CorsGs fnos y ordinarios,
Medias calcetinas de hilo de Escocia
Abanicos de todas clases.
Refrigeradores dep6sitos para helar aqua
Escrbanfas, timbres, pisa papeles plumas
Albums marcos para retratos, medallones.
Cortaplumas, navajas tijeras fnas.
Maletas, neceseres de Wales Y portamantas.
Gran variedad en- alhajas de orc garantizado.
Reojes de todas cases y precios.
Infnidad de artfcucs para adornos de sala.