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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-09
9TEN NEGocIo

Por no poderla atender sus dueflos se ven
de arrienda Is eatancis San Jose sita en- ell
barriO del pueblo. jurisd eoion de Aguada,
compuesta de 29O ouerdas de terrencs de pri.
mera calidad, propios para arroz, cafa, tabaco
y toda clase de frutos 1nenores coa ousy en- a
euerdas de montes vfrgenes propioa para cafe
Inforn1ara don Carlos q Reichard en- esta villa
-Aguadilla p. l3 Abril 1892. s-8
. CuandO IN remediO alcapza las sbondadea
que posee el AlccbozGdO Gatezl, debe tener Ia
protection del phblioO On gehera4.s Lameuta.
Bile es que la humanidad sempro. aeuda & Il I'll
ma hora en- busca de 10 que debi0 proporcio.
narse primero.
~ Tengase en- toda casa 81 A1coboEodO Ga
tell, como arma de defensa para los dolores de
cabeZa, reumatlcOs, jaqnecas etc. etc.
Pfdase los BoticariOs y al C0zNsGdO.
A1.MAonN Dn MueroA
) D 0LLMPIO OTRRO, AToCHA Ne t. POMOW1
Mdsica para piano dos manoa,
C0mposiciOneS de autOreB del pals publicadas
pOr eEta casa.
CG1OpoS.-P Placer fugaz, po ka......... rs cts.
1de0s. FL Hip0dromo, vals...... =. so a.
1dens. .-MerOedee, pelka -. rs q
1deNs LA jOyita, mazurka ..... rs
Tara pedidoa en- 10 capital, D. =. Gonzales Hont.
q z UsesVd. 90 ves de potnada n dc triC6fero la
LOcs0a Asstihsgpet5cG del DrsMoutea y Dlnz.~
haatlsns Ia cabesa lllnpla fEegea J sYttk 4
aMspas Nsa 4se
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Recortamos de la DsmocrGcS0::


asAyer. 6las. OchO dc Ia manana so oele
bro 81 iuicio oral an Ia causa que se sigue CON
ira nuestrO Director contra don Pedro Carre-
ras, de sJnana- -Diaz, por eupucgtas lnjuriaS a.
senior Acalde de AreCibO. Nos defendia 81 So
nor COtOrueIo Y llevaba la acusacI0n fiscal 81
senior SalgadO, que pidi6 para Carrerss Ia absO.
lCci6n, ibre de cOstas; para Muhoz Rivera
cuatro meaea un dia de arTeabO mayor ac-
ceSOrias. Asjsfar los sen )ras mrgistradOs Me-
riel RsmeIi lrtsidla ei sefor Mendo de FL
guerOa. Contain ,s en- la unprecedented y On
Ia rectitud de nuestros jneces"
E3 a Raoortamos de Ell IMP ps.cinl de Mayagiisz:
fs& ]" Eleomercio de esta plaza haa eltvadO,
pnr unanimidad. una solicltud al senior Admi-
Distrsdors sGeneralda COmunicaciones, pid1endo
! que, no tras'ade a otro punto 8 los sehnre don
Antonio COslne y don Jose Vera y FernAndes,
ActiVOe v prObOs empleadOA que pres an On eA-
ia ciudad importantes servicios en- 81 ramO de
Correos y Tef 6grafos." sse@ s-2ss .Ee
& Les selores Crcsas Blanco y ca de Aguas-
huenas Sc nan seryido participarnoss que pa
entradO formar. parte de 10 dlcha 1rma CO.
mercial 81 antique empleado de. IA casa se1or
4 don jose Gonzalez Suarez. s4.~4 81 HI
Iss Ell domingo pasado depositarOn 248 impo~
neDtes IN la Gaia de AhorrOs de Maysgusz, Ia
suma de 81 079 rs centavos.
.4ae "a s4E
= l.. Ementable desgrac'a ocurrds On Ca
be Rol b 5re les sc nOres don Felipe CuoVas
dor Juat Padila, ocurri6 On Ia carret era, fren-
te una propiedad del dtimO. Un peon del
senior Cuebas SO halla preso inoomUnieado
Este t1ltimo no ha sidO habido. sf.
~..r o.~ .~.@r.ts SO m.
Dicen de Ia Cdra que Ga estos diss. con
motive de las iestas de- Cruz, Sc han celebra-
do tres rumb bOSisiKnos rallies en La casa del
aDreciable senior don Francisco Gonzalez, los
cuRles concurri eron las principales personals
del pueblo y muchas sen0ritas y caballerOs dc
Cayey. a3..sanaz n@
Reiri6ndcse al aseainstO del Sr. Sepn veda
dice un peri6dco de MsyagUez:
"Han sido puestos en- libertad Pc egr1n
Cardona el morero Gabriel f AjardOs presos
consacuen sia del suoesO oGurridO el sabadO On
eli eanliau a III rniguerOs, Eu'Ogio Cruz le
ha s'fo tevantata la accommodation.
. Ya qua sic este acdhte simen habsamOs,
oinoe1 o. d. Cir que las autOridadeS de Hor-
nMgner. 9 acadieron opoItunamente al sitiO
don Is tuvo efecto en- cumplimiento de su de-
beraaa aa il e.sa q aa-4 - .sssf .
:. 8 knlra las versiones que circular, SO dice
QUE ia vispera del dfa en- que Ocurri6 el suceso,
Sc hauia dadO parte la. alealdia de HOrmjgue
70, 80 que DO. IT, b scienda San jose vagaba un
perrO raDoso. Hall8ndOse al dia Siguiento en-
Hu buSca varios trabajadOEes, enContraron Ia
calesa del senior Sepulveda. Alguno del grupo
90 trab6 de palabras con dichO senOr, Sc cru
aaron dos tirOs unO de elOs caus0 Ia muerte
q Sephlveds. Nos abStelemOs de hacer cOmen-
tariOg. A los tribunales tOoa depurar los he
chos y yer 10 que hay de cierto On tan dolOro.
sa question" ="
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y" CON3EJO A Las NADRES
.sEsSA ~ IA 81 81 s %

Don A. G. Cay ey-Conf orme con 50 aten-
Ia del g. PIeds rrmltir los SIC IL que v. in
dlea pOr saldo dc Aoril.
Don i. D. Adjuntas. Con su atenta del
g reclbi Ia remeSa. LIE acreditO los So 25 con
gracjas, quadando pendienJe So IL.
Don Custodio Iglesias Manatf - Recibi
al fin su atenta del s de la que quedo entera-
ia 81 no pnede et todO.
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sECcror De ANuNcIos
Attention

IN Monsieur connaissant fond 7 asD8g-
mol ct 7 aDgiais, ct au coursnt des sffaires
commerciales, desire trouver I'm emploi on ses
eonnaissances pourraient re utilisees s.
adresser par lettre K ". au bureau de Ia
POate, Santurce. 15-a
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SGmjlaS de flores = HOrtaIiZa

Les Sres. r. F0Mt q Hers8os0, TaDca es-
Quina 8 Fartaleza, han recibido un estenso
surtido de semillas de- Hortaliza muy frescas.
VTambien han recibido semillas de Dallas
g0rGmtigaa que las que nazcan produeiFan
f0res. Is 2
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II Enfermedades secretas |!


CURAC1oN DE LA IMP PoTEECIA.
lBANDENIAl lBANDENIA /
En6rgico remedio puramente vegetal; elixir
vigorozanie te Dr.. J, Rodriguez Castro.
Curacion infalibe de la impotencia, esper.
mAtOrrea, debiidad nerviOSa, etc. etc.
ResultadOs absolutos y permanentes obte-
nidos en- los hospitsles de Nueva York en-
esta Isla.
Eureka! Eureka!
CuraCi0n de las Intermediates seoretas con
las iDyecciOnes antigOnOrr6icas del doctor j
RODRIGUEZ CASTRO
Cura en menOS tempo que ninguna Otra.
PRECIOS Bandenia, SIS. II ny eco on ST. so.
b. DEP0sITOS:
Ponce,-Los fabricantes, Arrilaga Co.
San JUAN Fldel Guillermety y don
Jose Maria BlancO. u. .a.s. .s
saaaa Mayagnez,-Don G. J. Monagas Co. don
+. BasOra.
Humacao,-Don q. Martlnes Co.
Arecibo, Don J. r. Rivera.
Aguadills, - Don Francisco Elvira en- to-
dos los pL eblGS de 10 Isl8.
CONSULTAS PARA*LA ISLA. &.
Sc daran extensamente por oorreo para
esta clase de Intermediates al que envie dos
pesos en- sellos de franqueo al doctor J. Rodri-
guez Castro. Ponoe.-Reserva absolute. 1873
Gede6n SO queja de su pad,e que ha de-
rrochado una fortupa y dice 81 8
.-s@ -Tnca mi desgTaole p Ocede dc AS Gala
Veradas de mi padre; 81 el no hubepe exiatido,
tendr1a 20 ahOra tcesc entOs mil durcs.
SoliCite Yd. en- casa de LUNA cuanto nece-
site 81 quiere conner y beber bien. 7 Of tiene
Vd. que hacer alg1n regalo, recnerde que dicho
Luiia vende Oajas de- chocolate a la oI am,. al s
ta fantasia, que no hay mas ALA, y unos bonn
bones y fcutas cristaigadas que tooan Ia hora.
y unos quesos de bola en cajltas, qne saben 4
gloria. 7 NADIA digo del gran vino de LogrO1o
que ca el mejOr que SO consume en- 81 pas.
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ta-Arte mi -Estehan Ca der6u Puerto REQ
Abril einta do nil oohneiento uoventa los
-Es coria - rs stebnss C0zdeYon 8 q.
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POr mas que digan no hay en- IA capit;
donde Sc pueda conner mas 4 gusto que On
Restaurant dc FontaniIlas, La Catalina, nj
nero 56, Gale de San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-09
II A las Senoritas II

SEMILLiS DE FLORES RECIBIDAS POR r
VAP0R ALFONSO XIII.
Por ser variadieiEno Ell surtfdo de La -.
millas reoihidas, no ss detalian. Son $50 "a.
sas dlstintaesy oasa paquete trae una plntn1a
que repsasenGasia clssade fior. Sola Dor YER
'diehas res sae dabs pasaf por la casa de
IA All SO venden 8 is Ceatavos oads 81.
quete de ssmillaa. lk-a
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CHARADA

No DIS W'aO al TODD mas que veueno /:
Que nunea 10 malo di0 NADIA buenO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-09

e. C0sas Qas Sc yecOnssesdGn LA Far
macia Central del Lcdo. don Manuel Torres
Borges, establecids en- Rio -piedras, por Ia pu-
re24 deSaus drogas imp0rtadas de los princira-
los centros de Europa de America por la
perfeOci0n esmero On Las prescripoiones Ia
oultativas, pOr los preciOs sin igusl al alcance
de todas Las fortunas, despachandose 10 mismo
por 81 dia que durante Ia nOche.
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.s CerecedOs Herm amos y c.. son los hombreg
del dia. T3dO 10 que venden es de primer or
den f-esoO. Ahora acaban de reoib'r reno.
lachas muy buenas. jam ines, aziear: blanca de
Ponce, galletitas, vino Ribe5Gs del DWeSo, sal
chichones y Ia mar de provisiones On conaerva.
Una bendicion del cielo.
POr mas que digan no hay en- Ia Capital
donde sc pueda conner mas 4 guato que On el
Restaurant de FontaniLlas, La Catalina, ND
nero Sc, Gale de San Francisco. oSs.z.,.sl
"a EN- BUENA LID.-La favorable acogida
que 81 pdblico On general ha dispensado desde
81 llegada esta ISla Ia mantequilla exQni-
sita de Dinamarca en- pote amarillo de Ia casa
L. E. BRUUM de Copenhague, ha sido objeto de
pOmpOsOs anunciOS mas menos intencioDa.
dos, con ell I'm de perjudicar el desarrollo, ore
ditto tama, que "a misma ha adquirido. ..
Hoy no existe el mas pequano pueblo de
esta Isla donde Ia MGssteQssizla d.yaesa de Bysys
no sea preferida cualquier otra marca, " Ia
mejor prueba de su bondad es, que no hay ia.
bricante algUnO dc este articulo que venda en
Ia Isla un ndmero tan oOns derable de caiae de
mantequilla.
Reeo1nendamos solamente al Yd5lioo. oue
siempre vef.la MGssteQM51lG DnsaesG he u aarca
ByMstms. @ " r.
El nn jioo es ell juez mas enmneEenta para
deoidir ca 5. es Ia mejOr, Ia mas pura II mas
superior. Nosotros no decimos mas,
15-14 SObTisso de Let67G d Go.
La nadre L t-e'la be ofita
Que On nu 0es de inoienso fl lta;
Fuente que nunea sc agota, .,z.se
For que jam rs sa Lnarohita.
Ella nuestrO llanto AGO Ia;
Martir del deber, en- anma,
5~ ''Cam0 ell sandalo, perfuma
Hasta el hach8 que 10 cOrta"
@ J. A. CO6O.
&# E
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de todas Las fOrtunas, despachAndose 10 mismo
por 81 dia que durante Ia nOche.
So nos remite para su pubicaci6n Ia ST.
gulente jocosa composition giraba. A#
Tengo ms yugo san cameya
8 sE = Wss GSGdO s6Ss tiMa6N,
MaG cGvYet1 san rNeI
Z sin Ns1CetG Wn ptl6N.
Tengo una anta sin ch'f1s,
TengO una vaca sin teta,
Sn tranca tengO una pneita
Y sin gente tengO un convite;
Sin traste yo tengo IN tjple,
Esfa al que es cOsa vell0,
s8aaa Una g1itarra sin cU6ida
un violin sin balletilla;
Sin patss teDeo ana silla
..,..ss Z te'ag7 essas yaJO Sha ca0aey0.
Tengo una casa en- tirante
De teja bieu oObija, aa ...
Sin cabO t6ng0 una dag8~
sin dienfe teDgO un malchante
sin dedO tengo u7os guantes,
Lo tengo sn despO 3isi0n
Sin boca tengn un canon,
Tn fus'l sin bayOneta,
sin trolnpa Gengo una pueica
Y atm agao sin ti2a6ss.
Tango un:cabayito gaeho,
Lo quiero para pasial,
la nOche guerbO aca
a jilO de mi sapatO;
Por 20 no asei tanth sasto
Yo tengo guenas ideas
Y unos ca!soI es 8 crea;
AhOra o. que astOy bien almao,
Sn labe teng0 un candao
Z un1 cGHTetG SIN ree1. ~
TengO una paba sin pico
Tengo un pOllito de rial,
Me- 10 salen comprai
Ahora es ca estoy 20 bie1 rico;
Tengo nn cato sin josieO
- Qle cOge muf h1 ration
Y tengO un pOlitO pel6n
V tengO OtrO sin peIal,
s~s tengo un oooo sin raspal
r. Y san MsGcejG esN pi70B. ss .@
Jose MImQsIe M0u0Oyit0.
vsga-Baja, rarr;o La Delca'
En tres dias, digo NAL. en- cuatro dias, SO.
lamente on cuatro dias qued6 sin IN Gallo en-
OGl5cjdG que venden los Sres. Agmas Jim6.
nez, en- La Gran CGNGTiG, Cruz IL y La Es
feyG, Fortaleza 81. # I'd
PROBLEMA
Un padre que tenfa tres hiiOs, dei6 al mo-
rir 80 huevos; 81 mayor tom6 so, el medisno
Sc llev6 so. QuedandO al m snOr los 10 restan-
tes. ICom3 SO arregl6 este dltimo para que
vendidos los huevOs 4 los mismOs preciOS, ga.
case igual producto que los otros dos hernia
nos ?-s%e
- OzsGs Qsse Sc yeCO1sSesd0m ELL BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluquerfa de Ia Capital.
AOpSetGrj0 J. Apellanix San JustO, nd
nero 16.-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admt-
tan Observation-Disclosures y impiexa.
zSs@xs CHARADA @
y No DIS WNO al tOd0 mas que veueno:
Que nunea 10 malo di0 NADIA bueno.
Como quiera que ell Azcohozado GSo1 es un
paTentizado sumsmente popular, sc vende no
solamente On las farmacias acredltadas. sino
en tolas las pulpe-ias y bodegas bisn surtldas
de Ia Isla I.
- CON3EJ0 a LAS AADRES.--El Jarab.
Calmante De Ia Sra. Winslow deber4 usarse siern
pre- cuando los nl6os padeoea de 10 dentici6o
Proportions alivio Immediate al peque6O paclenoe
produce I'M sueho sranquilo y natural, alivianoo
TODD dOlOr. aman6ce 0l angelic rlsue60 falls
Es muy agradsole oil palAdaE. Alivia al pequC
nuelo, ablanda las anciaa, CAlma t0do dolor, gaga
laT18a los infakglAss&, 90 al majOE xeledio oon0
ctdo para disrraa ocasiOnala pOr Ia denties6n 8
0ATA earAa
<<ENA2 @ d D 1ksSGSSIyI17
Z NH
Don A, G. Cayey orme con 50 aten.
ia dei 8. Plede rrmitir los $L6 IL que V. in
n n04 4He< do N1ai1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

MnrTows. Del. Jan. 18th. 1892. For
rest Oak Literary and Debating So
ciety met on Saturday evening the
9th inst, In the school house. The
program rendered. was appreciated by
the audience. Perhaps the most inter
est was felt In the debate. Owing to
the bad weather, on the last two
meeting nights the program was car
ried over. The question discussed was
resolved, THAT Wrong Legislation is
the Cause Of AgriculturalDe Depression"
The speakers on both sides became
warm In their arguments, and a great
deal OF interest was manifested. The
program to be rendered at tho next
meeting, Saturday night, Jan. 10, will
be good and no doubt there will be a
large audience.
Falkland Lyceum will meet In
regular session on next Thursday
evening, Jan. 10th, at their. regular
meeting place, and the question of
the middle man in connection with
the farmer will be fully discussed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12


Mr.. D. W. Bisselle, in communion
tion In our local columns, noticing
our editorial Of Friday last about emf
grants coming to this country to get
the benefits Of protection, asks: Does
not the overcrowded condition of
Europe have as much to do with
bringing them as anything" No doubt
this has much to do with it. The peo-
pie OF any crowded community would
naturally be looking out for some
ture. In answer to the second ques-
ton, whether the Misrepresentation
OF unprincipled steam ship agents are
not other causes% we would reply yes
they may have some influence. Then
our correspondent says That he has
met with many Englishmen, who hav-
ing only means enough to bring them
to this country, drifted into our sea
board cities, looking for work and
would gladly go back il they had the
means.
The gist OF the argument Is that pro-
lection does not protect labor with
100000 foreigners coming in each
year. There cur correspondent Is cor
rect and that is an evil that will have
to be remedied by Congressional in
reference. Yet ii must not be for
gottenAhat with the increase of manu-
facturers in this countr Saesrz>.th the de-
crease Of the same in the old country,
1T is not unnatural that unemployed
labor would follow the manufactures.
In our article on Friday we did not
pretend to discuss the benefits OF
emigration to this country, but that
the great hordes coming over WAS
proof that the labor of the Old World
was seeking the protected labor OF the
new. Unless increased manufactures
labor will suffer.
There may be a few impecunious
Foreigners who would 20 buck to
Europe il they had the means, but as
q general rule such persons would as
leave go anywhere else if they had the
means to keep going with. These who
come here, get into steady employ
ment aud make good living, never
intimate that they want to return t.
Europe. No, the tide of emigration
Is to America, protected America
where labor is plentier and better paid.
Three fourths OF those who come Il
this country could go back il they
wanted. but they would rather spend
their lives III the pleasant little homes
they have acquired here rather than to
tirve sptarvation In the crowded labo
marts Of Europe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

The New York Tribune calls atten.
ton to the strange anomaly of the
Irish Americans voting steadily for
English free trade in America. An
Irishman In Ireland, says the Tribune.
only needs to DO told what England
wants him to do when brandishing his
hawthorn he will straightway refuse
when he learns how England wishes
him to vote, meekly complies with what
England wants. 1t is strange anon
ally but true one, that the men who
are lighting England's industrial bat
tie for free trade are Irishmen in
America.
Without the almost unbroken Irish
vote in cities like New York, Brook
Ign, Boston. Chicago, Jersey City, Al
bany and Buffalo, the Democratic par
ty would have no chance whatever OF
winning next year on the FREQ trade
issue. This conduct OF the Irish-Ameri-
can voters is so strange and Illogical
that the English press Is unable to
credit it. So far from being influence
ed by hostility to English interests
nineteen out OF every twenty Irshmen
in. America are voting steadily for free.
trade. ..
Nobody wants to fetter or warp the
independence Of our Irish American
citizens. They have right to attach
themselves to whatever party they
please and to vote for who and what
they please but it does seem strange
that almost In a body they prefer to
vote with the party in this country
that English Free Traders want to
succeed and tho party they are now
assisting to succeed ut the next cleo.
ton. ..
Notwithstanding the fact that Eng.
lish free trade had much to do with
breaking down the manufacturing in
dustries of Ireland, and reducing the
country to hunting parks and realt y
| holdings for English landlords the
freshmen driven from home to this
country by such oppression, are vot
ing here to give the English the
same power in this country
1t Is something remarkable, sons
thing unaccountably strange.
| Right here in Wilmington We set
this consistency illustrated every day.
The great workshops OF our city KEEP
in operation by the American protec
tive tariff, TEEN with Irish American
/ worllmen. No fault can he found witt
their labor. They are industrious and
include many of our best mechanics
and farther many Of them are amongs
our hest citizens. But how is it wher
an important election comes of? The,
go almost in a solid body auC
vote with the party that Eng
land wants them to vote for
tho party that every Engllsl
free trade paper from the IondoI
Times down IS supporting, and sup
porting for tho purpose Of breaking
down American manufacturing indus
tries and building up English manu-
factories instead. We do not believe
our irish American citizens will con
tiuue i'll this course much longer Some
have already seen the Inconsistency OF
opposing England in Ireland and OIL
bel a =s-zrlsssII-spd IN ,-rioa,. "a hs
lieve tie number win be largely in
creased in the coming campaign.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12

Down. January 18th. 1899 whether
1t Is to be attributed to the cold snap
which we our experiencing or to the
skill of are physicians or both, those
OF our citizens who have been suffer-
Ing from La Grippe are very much bet
ter.
The rush OF business with our mer.
chants Incident to the holidays Is over
but they have steady business, much
better than previous years.
In regard to the agitation Of which
spoke in a former letter. which 10
going on here, to have the town light
ed by electricity and which Is to be
made. AN issue at our next town cleo
ton, j have just been informed that
two OF our citizens, large property
owners and men who take deep in
terest in everything which concerns
the welfare of the town. have taken
great pains to inform themselves in
the matter and give it as their opinion
that the idea under present clrcnm-
stance is ono of the most chimerical
that ever was heard of.
They say that tho installation OF a
plant of the Arc Electric system
which il the only system from which
any satisfaction would be derived,
will cost at least $4,000, and to run II
would cost some 49, 900 per year.
And to install the Incandescent sys-
tenn would he equally expensive a
change to which from the present
mode OF lighting the town would lie
SIMILAR to substituting candle dips for
oil lamps.
These gentlemen recommend and
will formulate such recommendations
in a few days to the effect that The
town should purchase The plaut of the
Dover Gas Light Company. extend the
present main service pipes to parts ol
the town wLere at present there art
none, to do away with all oil lamps
and put gas lamps III their places put
Responsible persons, not careless boys
in charge OF tie lamps, and see that
they are lighted ana eXtinguished n
the proper hours, and then we vii
have thing OF beauty and Joy for
ever at very little cost, comnrpativelS
speaking.
MIR Samuel York. very respectable
farmer, who had resided on one farm
for upwards Of forty years, near Llttl'
Creek, died on Saturday. His remain
will he inferred morrow Tuesday
i'll Lakeside Cemetery Dover.
The Young ladies of the town pul
pose giving a., "a very carly date, ;
leap year ball to the young Rentlemel
in the court house hall
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-01-12
IOEGlsTERs ORDER.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

LIZ REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,
January =, 1892.
Upon the application Of Thom0s Mars
den, Executor OF Robert smith. late OF Will
miugton Hundred. in said county, deceased
it Is ordered and direc. cd by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice
of granting OF Letters Testamentary upon
the estate OF the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, hy causing advertise
ments 10 he posted within forty days from
the date Of such letters in six OF the most
public places of the county of New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands
against the estateto present the same, or
abide 10y an act OF Assembly in such clse
made aud provided and also cause the
same TO be Inserted within the same per-
iod in the DAILY RFPCmICAH, II news
paper published in Wilmington, Del, and
TO be continued therein three weeks. 70. O.
d.
i) Given under the hand and seal
l.. 5. OF Office OF the Register aforesaid
- at Wilmington, in New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
]. WILKINS CooCH. Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims
against the estate of the deceased must
present the same duly attestod to the Tx
ecIItor. on or hcfore January End. slsg3, 'or
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided.
THOMAS MARSDEN. Executor.
Address Henry U. Conrad. ESD, Will
ington, Del. IA