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QUINCY.
QUINCY. Ill. MAY 81, 1892.

QUINCf, Il1L, May 0l, Io9-.
The Continental Carnival given by the u.
b. of +. and S. NJ of I. was Il grand sue
cess, and some handsome costumes were worn
by the ladies representing the different
nationS The most ATTRACTIVE were the Japa-
nese. They had a booth at which tea was
given away. The Indian squaw was repre-
se1tsd DIV Aia ] ~ ha1 4 a4egtfiar
Wlgwam and made a good showing. The hall
was beautifully decorated in the national
colors and japanese lanterns. Music was
furnished by Prot, Rfisop's orchestra. ;. Is.
Turner, editor and proprietor OF The STATE
CAPITAL, took in the continental carnival
and made brief address.
Mrs. F. p. Monroe, returned home on the
26th inst, her school having closed in Fort
Scott, Kan.
A horrible tragedy occurred here on Sun
day last at Wahl Brewery, on the corner of
Sixth and Chestnut street. 1t was an unfOr-
tunate affair as there was no cause for it and
because oft, William Jones is dead, the other
is in jail charged with murder. A large
number of stories were in circulation as Ot
how it happened. Your correspondent saw
the only eye witness, Mr.. Simon Parish, who
gives the following story. lie was engaged
by Mr.. Wahl to clean the smoke stack of the
brewery and as Sunday is the only day the
brewery is shut down, he engaged William
Jones to help him clean the smoke stack and
commenced work about O'Clock III the morn
ing. About fifteen minutes past eight o'clock
he told Jones to come into the brewery saloon
and get drink and they both went in and
got drinks While in the saloon, the bar
keeper asked them if they were not done and
he answered no. Then Charles Daley a
police officer asked what was you doing? and
was told that they were cleaning the smoke
stack, to which he replied. what does negro
know about cleaning q smoke stack? but
they made him no answer, but left the saloon
to finish their work. But Daley followed
them out of the saloon into the brewery and
pushed Jones. Jones threw UP his hands to
ward off the blow, then Daley drew his pistol
and shot Jones through the heart Jones,
after he was shot, ran about 100 feet and fell
dead. 1t was cold blOoded murder. First,
because he had no business in the brewery,
when there is a sign there that reads Posi-
lively no admittance except through the
office" secondly, because the rules govern
ing the police do not allow them to visit sa-
looms unless called upon, and lastly he had
no right to meddle with those cQlQred men
who were hired by Mr.. Wahl to clean his
smoke stack. Jones is single man and has
lived in Quincy four OF, FIVE, years, Charles
Daley has lived here all his life and is known
as IA tough, and if l am not mistaken served
one term in the penitentiary, Why such u
man should be on the police force is Il mys-
terry. | forgot to mention that Chas. Daley
is an Irishman and Wm. Jones is a negro,
The cOroner's verdict is that Jones came to
his death from pistol wound fired by Chas.
Daley and recommend that he be held for the
murder of VIM, Jones. Daley is in jail with
out bail. The cOlOred citizens should see to
it that proper counsel is secured to punish
the brute without mercy.
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The silver plank of the Iowa
Democrats is one Of the most re-
markable straddles on record. To
make it mean anything and to har-
monize with itself, at least one~halt
must be rejected, but which shall it
af'G haif OF the gold nall!
AS it stands now, it declares for
free coinage, subject to such condi-
tions and qualifications as would
satisfy the most extreme gold mon
ometallists or "gold bugs" Con-
versely it declares for such q none
tary condition as cannot be main
tanned without a careful regulation
and limitation of silver coinage.
The Iowa Democrats may have
some convictions on the coinage
question, but they are booming
Boies Just now and want to run with
the hare and hunt with the hounds.
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The CAPITAL shall from time to
time have something to say upon
the different gentlemen who are
candidates for election TO the State
offices in the November election,
and in these mentions, we shall say
only what we personally know to
be facts, and we shall not sacrifice a
single principle to lead our thous-
ands of readers ignorant of these
candidates.
We are only advocating the elec-
ton of men who believe in the
principles and doctrines of the
great Republican party, which
were advocated by Lincoln, Grant,
Sumner, Logan, and last but not
least, Oliver p. Morton.
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This Government does not rest
upon the shoulders of a single in
dividusl, neither does the election
of any candidate of either party
rest upon the shoulders of any one
man, creed or nationality. When
ever the grievance of particular
denomination or nationality arrays
itself against a party, the other
nationalities come to the assist
ance of that party, regardless OF
politics to down this sectarian or
nationality question, which is
proper.
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ALTON

ALTON, ILL.,, May "a, 1892.
The Union Baptist Church had a large at
tendance Sunday morning and evening.
The Junior Sons of Veterans will partlcl-
pate in the Lovejoy memorial services, which
will take place on Sunday, June 5th, 1892.
The A. NJ. Z. Church was well attended sun
day evening, and Rev. Renwick preached to
a large congregation.
Excursionists poured in Sunday over the
G & A., and Big Four roads at a rate which
soon left great crowd, which is variously
estimated at from five to seven thousand
people. The War Eagle did not come until
late i'm the afternoon and when she arrived.
she had a throng oi people on board, and
many of whom refused to come ashore
The Altonianmade a number of trips; all
patronized 10 the extent of the standing
room all over the boat
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German, the Democratic Senator
from Maryland, says that the man
or paper that promised a reduction
of expenditures by the Democrats
below $500, 100000 "was deceiving
the people" No doubt And they
were all in it. The truth is plain
enough now for even German to
reveal it.
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Democratic editors are already
deploring the possibility of an over
supply of American tin-plate mil
lionaires. Others complain that no
tin plate will ever be made in this
country. The Democl attic press
keeps in stock every variety Of
campaign lie.
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Parkhnrst

Rev. DR.. Parkhurst was in
Washington the other day. The at
tempt was made to try and get him
to go up and see the House of Rep,
resentatives, but he politely replied
that he did not feel that his duty
lay in that direction.
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The CAPITAL is a staunch and
reliable Republican Journal. Its
aim is to advocate the principles
and measures of the platform of
that party.
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The CAPITAL congratulates John
Mitchell, Jr., the able and fearless
editor and publisher Of the Rich
nond (Va.) Planet, on his victory
over the James I'll. Hayes Custom
House ticket by IA plurality and
over the Democratic ticket by 2l4
plurality. This is another evil
denee that principle and honest
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We are in favor of 20 foot ring
with Peter Jackson in the center to
"arbitrate'' matters with each South
ern "ColoneP and "Major" who as
sists in, or connives at, the lynch
ing of our people IN the South.
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SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 Per Year.
Entered at the Postoffice in Springfield
Illinois. as Second Glass Matter.

To COrrespondents:-All
communications must be in the office
by Wednesday noon to assure publica-
ton Arriving any later they will
be left over for the next week.
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Republican state Ticket.

Republican State Ticket
For Governor,
JOSEPH w. FIFER.
For Lieut. Governor,
LYMAN B. RAY.
For Secretary of State,
ISAAC N. PEARSON.
For Auditor Public Accounts,
CHARLES W. PAVEY.
For Attorney-General,
GEORGE w. PRINCE.
For State Treasurer,
HENRY l.. HERTZ.
For COngressmen-at-La
GEORGES. WILLETs, RICHARD YATES
For Trustees University Of Illinois
Solon Philbrick, Emery Cobb,
Robert B. StinsOn.
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convention. Inere is no good
reason Why he should not be. His
Jon has been character
Honesty, dignity, ability
id evident desire to do the
amount of good to the
humber of people. Elected
people, he has been president
EN- and and - f1l th them. 4Teh t.Eel1l
the anti -Harrisonmen admit this,
and one distinguished republican,
Col. Ingersoll, has been frank
enough to say, for publication,
that Harrison b las given, the
country a good administration,
but he Ingersoll) is opposing
his denomination because Inger-
soil is opposed to a second term
for any one With all due
respect to the brilliant Colonel, we
must say that his reason for antag-
onizing Mr.. Harrison's renomina-
tion is one of the fiimsiest, if not
THE fimsiest, we have seen or heard
Of. From the time Of George
Washington down to the present,
the second term idea has been re-
garded as not only proper, but
right, when the presidents first
term of Office has been salts
factory in a general sense. Mr..
Ingersoll, himself, has in the past
done as much as any man in the
party to reelect presidents to a
second term. 1t seems to us there
fore, that the redoubtable Colonel
is opposing Mr.. Harrison for per-
sonal reasons. In other words, Mr.
Ingersoll seems to be in the same
boat with Mat Quay, "Ret" Clark
son and "Me-Too"-Platt But the
gentlemen, distinguished as they
are, cannot reasonably expect the
republican masses to join them in
their senseless opposition to the
President. Every one, who knows
anything at all concerning this anti
Harrison movement, knows that it
is based on purely personal differ
ances, and we don't see how the
delegates to the convention can
conscientiouslyvot against Harri-
son unless Messrs. Quay, Ingersoll
& Co. can advance some better
reasons than they have already
put forth in support Of their oppo-
sition to the president AS mat
ter of justice and defferance to the
peoples wishes, we say to the
Minneapolis Convention, "Nomin-
ate Harrison by acclamation."
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pago de sueldos { Los profeaores como atenci6n

pago de sueldos 4 los profesores como atenci6n
pleferente
El acto de consular al Gobierno 81 Sc pue
den sacrlicar reses pfenadas constltuye tambieh
grave falta de respeto s. E., pues existiendo en-
Ia alcald1a disposiciones que 10 prohiben debe
conslderarse la consulta como medic de pedirle
en- forma embozada la yenia, para infringir esas
disposiclones.
SPor que Ell Alcalde Sc tomara tanto interes
por el abastecedor de carnes? Porque, como dijo
muy acertadamente la ReOssta de Ponce, en- este
negocio tiene un sabroso chocolate confeccionado
con puro cacao de Maracaibo, del cual chocolate
tamblen toma su jicara el concejal Sampol.
Con 10 expuesto consideramos sufcientemen-
to probado nuestro aserto de que el Alcalde y sus
Sc burlan cinica1nente de las dispo
stones superiores omitmos otras muchas prue
bas, sin perjuicio de aducirlas 10 sucesivo, 81
fuere precise Antic1pole expreslvas gracias, Sr.
Director, me replto atento atfmo amigo s, S.
q. b. S rn.--X -----~~~-
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Faiardo HernanOs Y G.
IMPORTADORES.

San FTamcisco ST. esquina San .JustO
Por vapor BUENos AIRES negado este puerto ell 81
del actual hemos recibdo dectamente de fabca gran
surtido de los gt5neros siguientes
Cametas de hilo de Escoca de algodon crudo bancas
Calcetines de hilo algodon de or crudos para
balleTos ninos.
Medals de hilo algod6n en- color crudas para Sc
noras ni1as.
Batista negra Merin negro de varias cases-Drles
uorquines de l "a 3 Cotn de agodon reas de hiioy
de agod6n-Galzoncfos crudos baneos de hoy agodon.
Camisss bancas de ho de algodon vista de hlo
Hos dferentes formas Garibalinas de lanaFrisas de
algodon ceneas de de algodon hlo seda
en- odas de de percal satnado
lie agod0n para dos pazasPerfumera de todas
esCep1los de cabeZa de poyos dientesombreros
de ultima moda para cabaeros nnos de todas formas
coores Maletas de manO Vfaje de pel teaVelOs
de relgiOsas pintados de Ultima novedadurah de seda
G anadina lisa labrada.COmpleto suTtdo de Olanes-Ca
sntes noveda ngeses FrancesesCascos de sombreros,
ultima noVedad para senoras nnasSaten varias cases
Sombrtros para ninos paa panoGuantes mitones de
seda hio.AbanicOs de seday nacar.Idem de MADEIRA.
foquilas de SOmbreros adonadOs
lie Valios coores Sombrias paraguasAtemas tenemos
exstenca de otros nntos arcuos que sera projo
enumera esperanto segn cartay factura que tenemos
a vista, de Ingaterra Francia Aemania gran surdo
uguees obietos de fantasia de punto de ENGAGE bor
llados dG.a Ga
Ven1emos precios muy reducidos, 10 tenemos
acreditado en e POGO tempo neva de exstenca
tro estabeeImiento La centea que honra
con sus compras. (Nbre. 22)
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Sr. Director de LA CoRREspoNDENc1A.

Sr. Director de La CORRESPONDENCE.
Tenemos que llamar la atenci6n de S. E. ha.
cla los rumores que circular, de que ha tornado
possession del cargo de Interprete de Gobierno y
de Hacienda en- una de las p1ncipales Aduanas
de la lsla una persona que desconoce completa-
mente los principaes idiomas necesarios para Ell
fel cumplimiento del deber Que las leyes santa,
rias le encomiendan; claro Sc esta que 81 no
habla como SO nos asegura, ell aleman, por elem
plo, NAL podra servir de Interprete al medico de
naves cuando llegue algdn buque vapor de Ale
mania, y hoy que ell c6lera existe en- Hamburgo,
debe S. E. hacer comprobar ell hecho, Damando a
ex&men dicho Interprete para que Sc yea que
apto para ell cargo.
No impoita que ell nombramiento venga de
Madrid pues para este esta la prerrogativa GU
bernativa del cdmplase y aunque este haya side
estampado la Real Orden, facultades tiene S. E.
para suspender dcha disposition. La salud pa
blca es ante todo, y no dudamos que ell Genera
Lasso atendera nuessra indicaciones ----X. x.
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Escribe Ez CloDlo2. oteE Pa2s.

GEL pudridero establecilo en- Catano cien-
cia paciencia de las autoridades & despecho
de las murmuraciones pdbIicas, sigue producien.
do frutos. Las febres de NAL caracter son all1
generates nos dicen que algdn otro case de v6
mito ha venidc sumarse los registrados. Las
comunicaciones de uno otro lado de la bahia
Son constantes va hemos visto casos en- que los
pasajeros de un bote tengan que hacer la trave
STA sacud1endo con sus panuelos sombreros las
moscas que procedentes del centro de putrefac-
cl6n de Pueblovlejo, invaden ell vecino poblado
hacienda la res1dencia 81 insoportable. Toda-
via podemos precaver. Tendtemos luego que
que lamentar ?"
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N!OTICIAS DE LA ISLA
Nos dice un amigo de .Grande:

tsDesde hace muchos amos esta declarado ruta
Official e camino vecinal de este pueblo al de Lola
Hace mas de un af1o Sc deshizo Ell puente demo-
minado Herrera que divide 81 termino de ambos
pueblos, por esta raz6n estamos incomunicados
con el pueblo de Lolza, causando este NAL perjui
clos generates. Examinadas las causas, opinan
unos que la fata del refendo puente favorece los
intereses del rematista de bagajes, segdn
otros obedece que no fgurando camino de Rio
Grande LOLA en- ell mapa Official del sefor In.
fiesta, Sc cree ell Alcade senior Villamil exento de
atender su conservation.
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bre de ilustraci6n POGO comun era mason y libre
pensador fue uno de los empleados qne Ell
Ayuntamento conservador dei6 cesantes. Dej6
ln6ditas varias obras ilos6fcas didacticas
Don Isdro Ramos despidl6 ell duelo con una
tidfsima oraci6n funebre.
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RiTGpaS del LlODpagat

MISTELA SUPERIOR Don Francisco Fernandez
uncos ha do nombadO agene de Isa para la yenta
de la MISTELA RIVERAS DEL LLOBREGAT Que hemos
probado encontado superior va Sc ha pubIicaro ell
anasis quimco quo e hizo Laboratoro Municipal
los peddos yconsultas al dicho Francisco Fr
feGeGez Jat1ecoS. RTo-PEDRAs Nbre 26
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NEGOCIO

En- $500 mIc. Sc vende hermosa casa de mampos-
terra de lallos situada e vecno pueblo de Rio pie
ras cae del Comercio Vene rentando por largo tempo
65 pesos al esta ocupada por etabecmeI tos de CO.
ndustrias Vendense tambien magnifcos apara
do nos para de ropas where's tablon
5ezo de agarobo para mostrador, que mde 10 de
largo 80 pulgadas ancho todo muy barato nformara
1872 Francisco Fern sndez JWacos.
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VARIEDADES

Eesg~ Fonda "De til 73d9 al Parotso establecida en-
esta Capl al, calie de San Jose casa no 2O.-Pla
tos que Sc servir5n manana-Io Caldo Gallego-
70 Arroz con Calamares-.3O Lech6n asado al
horno-4o Lengua embutida-VInos superores.
Aseo prCntiJud.
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En- la prima noche

En- Ia prima noche del uonlngo fue acome
lido en- Manat( por un perro un vecino de la loca
lidad. El can le raj6 el labio inferior hasta la
barba. Fue preso por la policfa ell perro morde-
dor. 0 10 que es 10 mismo: SO puso el candado
despues del robo.
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Nos escriben de Ia Cldra:


"Quousque tandem 2-5 Hasta cuando, hasta
cuando durara esa nterminable serie de intrigas
de caracter chismografco, que cuotidianamente
cunden certos indivduos que sin condolences nj
m&ritos para ello quieren eijirse en- caciques de
este pueblo ayudados por un mequetrefe que no
conforme con haber empunado por luengos amos
ls cuchara del ranchero, qulere pesar de los g
sares agal arrse al biberon municipal cualquier
otro bber6n mas menos jugoso? Deseosos es-
tamos VI en- este pueblo de que cesen las habl
las de ciertas entldades que, por sistema, ponen
su veto cuantos actos leva cabo nuestro mum
cipio ST Sc trata de aumentar ell sueLdo un
probo digno empleado bonidcandole con la mi,
sera cantidad de dGe9 pesos mensuales, ponen el
grito en- el celo cualquiera dirla que esa anapor
fante suma ha de llevar la municipalidad la ban
carrota. ST al actual Alcalde Sc le deslgna el
mismo sueldo que al anterior iniusticia incom-
parable ! Pero en- cambio no Sc cansan de
murmurar porque a otro cierto empleado que no
hace otra cosa que firmar dos tres boetas sema-
males Sc 1e han rebajado cuatro pesos mensua
les Ris~ne ten~ot6s onalc5 He aquf como en-
tienden la justicia los desidentes de este pueblo;
todo, todo para ellos, NADIA, nj un atomo para los
denas."
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Hemos sabi1o q, no fue el Padre Sierra como
nos hicieron decir los cajistas sno el Padre Sire
ra, virtuoso ilustrado Sacerdote del Arzobispa
do de Toledo en- la actualidad dlgno coadjutor
de la parroquia de Lares, qulen pronuncl6 la
brillantlsima oraci6n Sagrada, despu6s del solem,
ne Te-DeueO que Sc cant6 en- aquella iglesia con
motive del Centenario
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Dice IN colega del Oeste y nos completeness
muchv en- dar la noticia:
''Sabemos por conducto fdedigno que don
Santiago Saenz ha retirado su renuncia del cargo
de Alcalde de esta ciudad continuara por con,
sguiente, en- ese puesto. Damos la enhorabue-
ma al yecindarlo de MaYagiez."
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Nuestro colega eI Somcho Pam&o de Utuado
trae en- su edicl6n del 27 del corriente un exec
lente articulo apoyando la asociaci6n de la prensa
y relacionando las ventajas que ha de proporclo-
mar al pals.
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Nos dicen que las cunetas de la calle del
comercio en- Bayam6n, desde la casa del senior
Cabranes hasta la del sehor Mateu, estan muy
sucias tan heaiondas que hay que taparse las
narices cuando Sc pasa por ALI
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Ha sido sometida tres dias de observation
en- ell puerto de Ponce la goleta inglesa Beover
procedente de Boston con carga de salazones y
maderas.
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~ Han contraido matrlmon1o en- MayagGez, la
bella simpatica senorita Angelica Franco el
apreciable joven amigo nuestro senior don Alber
to Bravo
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Sigue obteniendo buena demanda Ell cafe de
la nueva cosecha en- Mayaguez. Sc cotiza entire
S253 $261 por extremes de classes.
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n Malana domingo abrira al p1blico un
>eegante cafe en- Bayamon, propiedad de nuestro
buen amigo don Francisco Cestero. Y a ten
dram, pues las senoras caballeros un stio decen-
re donde concurr1r. Ell cafe Sc titula B7 Cente-
mario.
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Aver Sc cotizaba cafe en- Ponce con activa
demanda raz6n de $26 classes para Cuba y $274
classes superiores.
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Dicen de Hato grande que ALI los billetes
de Banco de SIS, moneda Official, Sc venden
$6.25 Y ESQ cediendoIos como favor
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Ha llegado Ponce Mr. Kaurt celebrado di-
rector propietario de una collection de cuadros
ilusionistas.
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Sc encueutra enfermo en- Barros Y hacemos
votos por su pronto restablecimiento, nuestro
ilustrado amigo ell senior don Lucas Amadeo.
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Alerta consu11idoresI

gerveza Espanola sCruz Blanca'' de Santander:
Hoy no Jene compedores para esta muy afam da Ger
yeza que por exceentes cuadades sobrepone las
neores maTcas recben del extranero detalla
en- los pin ipales establecmientos Capital yenden
por mayor sus importadores, CALDAS y c.
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CASA De PRESTAMeS

DE EULALIO GAMBARO. -. LUNA, Al
En- esta acreditada encuentra de venta prOce
empeno toda case de articulos prendas de
ropa roperos baratisimos maqunas de de do
bic pespunte cadeneta de dobe pespunte peda ba
de otros articuos dificiles de enumerar
15-- EULALIo GANIBARo.
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Pasta de Membrillo extra superior, Lenguas
ahumadas, Twas espanolas frescas, quesos de bo.
la en- latas e gran Vamo de Logro@o, es precise
comprarlo en- el gran establecimiento de Sob1ino
de LUNA Companla
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Aceite de Castor

D. Feliciano Alfonso, Fot6grafo de la Real
Casa San Francisco ~, hace retratos 4 domici-
lilo, vistas de edifcios paisajes reproduce ones
de retratos desde 81 tamano mas pequeno hasta
el natural. Hace retratos lluminados por ell me-
lor procedimianto conocido hasta el dla
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Aceite ole Castor

En- Ia FARMAoIA DE BLANCo Sc extrae este
art1culo de superior calidad Sc vende al precio
de un peso el gallon en- envases de cinco galones 6
sean los 33a libras netas Nbre. 24.
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La carga del belgantin lng6s Ethel tomada
en- Ponce para Provincetown, fu6 99l bocoyes
l23. .948 ki!os miel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-30
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Iona para buques, anclas cadenas, remos
para embarcaciones y cuanto neceslte usted en-
ese ramo, c6mprelo en- las quincalas ferrete,
rlas de M. Roman Ca, Cruz ndmeros 80
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-10-30

El calzado extra superior mallorquin para
damas caballeros nihos, debe comprarse on las
peleterfas 10 constoneia, San Justo 81 Ansiteo,
San Francisco 81. Hay alIf cuanto pueda exigir
el marchante mas recalcitrante.