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tist Church at Pelzer. 1t is being conduct
ed by the pastor, Rev. D. w. Hiott.
About fifty had been added to the Church
up to Friday night, and much good il
e. g done for the cause of Christ.
Miss Ora Burts visited the family. OF
Mr. John Bagwell, at Princeton, last
Wednesday.
The friends and acquaintance of Mr.. ]
Robt. Wilson, former citizen of Ander
son County, but now of Quanah, Texas.
will regret to learn that he Is lying very
low at his home in that place. The family
may be assured that while passing
through the deep water Of affliction they
have the heartfelt sympathy of their kin
dred and friends in South Carolina.
Miss Helen Latimer is right sick at pres
ent, but hope she will be up soon.
Mr.. and Mrs S. N. Latimer, Sr., went to
Atlanta last week. They were there met
by their son, Mr.. j. L. Latimer, whom
they had not seen for two years: He re-
turned with them, but only remained two
days. He left for his Georgia home on
Sunday, Tth inst. His visit, though short,
was quite pleasant surprise to his rela'
tiyes and friends in this community.
BROADMoUTH GIRL.
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NOnea Path Items.

There seems to be an epidemic Of bad
colds just at present.
Honea Pash people have found the fire
very comfortabiefor the past few days.
Every body is busy this morning trans
planting potato slips, cabbage plants etc.
j. r. Donnald is out buying up cattle,
Hs will ship In few days.
Luther Parker, of Annie, has been in
town twice in the last week. He says he
is docketed Tor the picnic at Erwin's.
r.. A. Brock is the owner of fine CO.
lumbisn bicycle, '93 model. 1t arrived
yesterday.
Cut worms are said.to be playing havoc
with gardens and cotton. Some farmers
say they will have 10 plant over some
patches of cotton.
DR.. Wilson now drives an iron grey
horse 76 inches high. He never rides
horseback, as he hates to go to stump
to mount.
A game Of ball between our school boys
and the Bolton nine was played here
Saturday evening, the score standing 16
to II in favor of Bolton. Ne comment.
We did not see the game.
Mr.. j. A. Brock, Of Anderson, spent
couple of days in town this week.
d. II. Mc(iill, ESD, of Hodges, was in
town yesterday on legal business.
Those who went to Atlanta report a
pleasant trip. Jodie Latimer and Char
lie Cheshire, two Anderson County boys,
returned with the crowd.
Rev. B. p. Estes arrived in town yes
terday. He will leave in few days with
his family for home.
Raw. E. W. Mason, pastor Of the Meth
odist. Church, preached doctrinal ser.
mon Sabbath morning, connecting there.
with the existing evils of the day. 1t
was good sermon is all we have to say.
Mr.. Ben Greer, better known as "Fully
Ben," died yesterday at the residence Of
P. w. Dunlap, at the advanced age of rs
years. He died within 200 yards Of where
he was born. His remains will be in
tered in the cemetery here this evening
at o'clock.
Newton Gambrell, son Of Mrs. Joe
Gambrell, Of the Calhoun section, who
was visiting his uncle, w. T. Calvert, a
railroad hand, went out to where they
were working last Saturday, taking his
seat on the back of the hand-car with his
feet hanging over, and it is supposed
that his head began to swim, as he was
looking at the crossties that was being
passed over very rapidly. He fell near
the 100 mile post, breaking his neck,
which caused death il ..bout 10 minutes,
He was Just IL years old, and the largest
son.of q widowed mother. Money was
contributed towards burial expenses
here, ADD ifit was not enough, Shady
Grove Church will complete the amount.
1t is stated that the family are in needy
circumstances. D. F. Tinckler, section
master, resigned Immediately, but is
still at his post at this writing. Mr.. CAL
vert says that he alone is to blame for
taking the boy on and not the section
master. A petition from citizens was
sent in asking that Mr.. Tinckler be re-
tanned. Is.
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Honor Roll Of Townvl1lc High School for
April, 1898.


Highi School Department-Eighh Grade
Newt. Boleman 97.S, Mamie Harris 97.2,
Maud Cromer 96. Emma Farmer 94.7,
Clayton Mahaffey SO. l, Hood McCarly 9O.5.
Seventh Gaade-Burnie Farmer 97.6,
Flora Boleman 97.4, Annie Harris 96.5,
Mittie Bates 81.
iSizth Grade-Janie Sitton 95.6, John
Sharp 93.3.
Filth Grade-Mamie Can't 97.2, Kate
Sharp 96.7, Lewis Ligon 96.5, Cora Nc
Carley 95.7, J. V. Johnson 95.2, Willie
Kernels 94.7, Fannie Bates 91.5, Yandiver
Sharp 90.4.
Primary Dep Grade
Mary Ligon 81, Ovaline Sharp 06, Matte
Ledbetter 95, Nora Tribble 95, Ida John
son SO, Clara Hunt 81, Nellie Harris 80,
Edgar Smith 80.
Third Grade-Clara Harris "a, Lois
ONeal 90.
Second Grade-Winfield Sharp 81, Wade
Bates 90, Eloise Harris 90.
First Grade-Bessie Ledbetter 90, Les.
sic Woolbright 02, Varina Smith 9l, Hill
Ledbetter 91. Miss Olive Brown, Teacher
Our school will close on May 10Th. We
have enrolled ninetyfour pupils during
this scholastic year. We are very much
encouraged in our work by the results o
our labors at this place for the past two
years. ). \. RICE, Prlncipal.
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ShlIoh's Consumption Cure.

This is beyond question the most success
ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
few doses invariably cnre the worst cases
of Cough, Group and Bronchitis, while its
wonderful success in the cure of Consump-
ton is without parallel in the history of
medicine. Since its first discovery it has
been sold on guarantee, test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have
cough we earnestly esk you to try it. Price
lOc., SOC. and 81. If your lungs are sore,
chest or back lame, use Shiloh't Porous
Plaster. Sold by Hill Bros.
Miss Flora A. Jones, South Bend, Ind.
Purchased bottle of your "Blushes'' of
Arend, Cor. of Fifth Ave. and Madison St.
find it delightful. Will gladly recon-
mend it to others.
Yours respectfully,
FRED NJ. ROBERTS,
With Marshall Field d Co. Chicago, III.
finds "Blush of Roses" delightful, as
many ladies and gentlemen can testify,
who have purchased it from Hill Bros.
Why should citizens of this and sur.
rounding Counties buy Pianos and Or
gans elsewhere, when they can save
money by petronizlng the c. a. Reed
Music House, of this city.
Do YOU like to wear the latest style hats?
Do you like to trade where they have the
largest stock at right prices then 20 to
G. F. Jones e. Co.'S. Clothing Store, their
hats take the lead in Anderson.
Two elegant Upright Harvard Pianos
for sale at less than manufacturers prices
by the c. A. Reed Music House.
Three rebuilt second hand Square
Pianos for sale at remarkably low figures
by the C.. A. Reed Music House.
Do you want shoes and slippers this
spring? If 80, don't buy until you see
how cheap you can buy good shoes at C..
F. Jones & Co.'S.
4O dozen beautiful Silk Cravats at only
25 cents at G. F. Jones g. Co.'S. Clothing
Store.
A fine Mich Cow for sale. Apply to
Miss Bette Earle, Hollands Store, s. G.
sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY,
marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
Canker mouth and Headache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector
for the more successful treatment of these
complaints without extra charge. Price
SOC. Sold by Hill Bros.
Answer this Question.
Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Los" of Appetite, Coming up Of
the Food, Y wv Skin, when for 75c We
will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaran-
teed to cure them, Sold by Hill Bros.
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GentsYille Items.

A few of the young men of Gentsville
and here about attended the pic mic at
Cooley's Bridge last Saturday. They
seem to have had very pleasant time.
The crowd WAS not 80 large as usual and
much more orderly. Dancing had been
strictly forbidden, so We suppose some
came away feeling sorry that they Lad
gone.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. R. Moore visited rela-
tives at Fairdea last Saturday night.
Rev. =. w. Burts visited friends at Pei
ger last Friday, and filled bis appointment
at Big Creek on Saturday and Sunday. A
glorious revival is in progress in tho Bap-
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Col. L. j. Alfred Writes

am in my seventy-third year, and for
fifty years I have been great sufferer
from indigestion, constipation and bill.
iousness I have tried all the remedies
advertised for these diseases and got no
permanent relief. About one year ago,
the disease assuming more severe and
dangerous form. I became very weak and
lost flesh rapidly. I commenced using
DR.. ii, Mozley's Lemon Elixir. gained
twelve pounds in three months. My
strength and health, my appetite aud my
digestion were perfectly restored and now
feel as young aud vigo, GUS as I ever did
in my life. l.. j. ALFRED.
Door keeper Ga. State Senate,
State Capitol Atlanta, Ga, Aug. S, 1891.
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A Mothers Report.

Mrs. N. A. McEntire writes from Spring
Place, Ga. For many years / have been
a great sufferer from Indigestion, sick
headache and nervous prostration. tried
many remedies, but got no permanent re-
lief until 1 used DR.. Mozley's Lemon
Elixir. I am now in better health than
for many years. My daughter has been
subject to chills and fever from her in
fancy. I could get nothing to relieve her
the Lemon Elixir has restored her 10 per-
feet health.
Sold by Druggists, SOC. and $l0O per
bottle. Prepared by DR.. II. Motley, At
lanta GA
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NOW, this is no idle talk-we are not
trying to get up boom. We mean what
we say, and want people to come and see
for themselves, and be convinced that we lead
the trade in Clothing, Hats and Furnishing
Goods.
See our line Of STRAW HATS at SOC,
and say if you ever saw anything like them
at the price, See Our line Of Fur aud Wool
Hats. See our line Of Furnishing Goods and
if you want Q, Suit of Clothes don't let any
one talk you out Of your money until you see
what we can do for you.
A Dollars worth of Goods for a Dollar,
and One Price to all is our motto.
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Teeth Extracted Painless,

DR.. ]. A. Quillian will be in the city 8
few days demonstrating the wonderful
effects of O-DON-TUNDER for painless
extraction of teeth. Work guaranteed.
Office at Mrs. Moore's Boarding House.
Call and consult him.
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c. F. Jones & Co.'S. Clothing Store have
q beautiful line of Gents hand sewed shoes.
Go and see their elegant spring stylos.
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Answer this Question.

Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation.
Dizziness, Los" of Appetite, Coming up Of
the Food, Y wv Skin, when for 75c. We
will sell them Shiloh's Vitaliaer, guaran.
teed to cure them. Sold by Hill Bros.
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hCtluS noS 16oue ouo tAoN0i1u6 ooAAoePVo-
dent Of the 1szas Baptist Standard, pub
lished in this city, the leading Baptist pa
per of Texas. Rev. ]. B. Cranfll and Rev.
J. 81. Luther are the editors. The latter
is Georgian, and in 1855 was pastor at
Pendleton. The former, for six yearu.
was agent of our State Mission Board, and
was on the national prohibition ticket as a
candidate for Vice President. He is per.
haps tho best known Baptist preacher in
Texas. Under their management the pa
per has more than doubled it's circulation
the past year. travel all over the State,
and am meeting with fine success.
preach every whore, and am blessed in my
health and work. I hope to meet many
from South Carolina at Nashville during
the Southern Baptist Convention. May
the Lord bless the dear old State in all her
interests"
The P. N. 7. Cadets. accompanied by q
number of friends of both sexes, visited
Greenville last Saturday in especial train.
The GreenviIle News speaks of the visit as
follows: "Nothing has happened in
Greenville in long time more throughly
pleasant than the sudden visit of the corps
of Cadets of the Patrick Military Institute
yesterday. The train came in on time
and was met by number Of friends of in
diyidual Cadets and admirers of Cadets
collectively. The drill at the University
campus was beautifully done aud every
body praised the performance Of the neat,
alert young soldiers, Then the grey uni
forms scattered out and were all over the
streets, afoot, abuggy and awheel, for
many of the Cadets procured bicycles and
others secured fair companions and there
was very frequent juxtaposition of
Spring raiment and brass buttons. The
visitors and the visited seemed to have a
thoroughly good time, and one of the best
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Tor Augusta to attend the stock holders
3 meeting Of the P. R. d w. @. r. r.
DR.. J. ID. BosWorth will deliver lee.
ture especially to young people at Honea
Path next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
All are invited to attend the lecture.
MI. A. T. Newell has returned home
from an extended trip through the North
west, during which he visited Chicago and
witnessed the opening of the Worlds
Fair.
Who can give correct answer to the
following question: IF q, man cells a
horse for 800, buys him back for $50, them
resells him for flOo, how much does he
maker"
Mr. Frank e. Harrison, of Walhalla,
has been spending day or two in the
city. Mr.. Harrison, who Is an old Ander-
son boy, is now one Of Walhalla's leading
merchants.
Gen. W. w. Humphreys. accompanied
by number of our citizens, went down
TO Augusta Monday to attend the annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the P R. &
". G. B. r.
Mr.. a. B. Towers exhibited some very
6ne strawberries last Monday from his
garden. Three of them weighed two
ounces, and one measured FIVE inches in
circumference.
The colored folks will have pic mic at
Sioan's Ferry, on Seneca River, OH the
third Saturday In May. The managers
invite all their friends to attend and bring
+. their dinner baskets.
The Ebeuezer School will have pic mic
ct Martins Spring next Saturday. 18th
inst. The pupils cordially invite their
friends to attend and join with them in
the pleasures Of the day.
We are requested by the assignee of A..
G. Means, Jr., and agent for creditors, to
state that the account Of Mr.. 8. A. Nc.
Cowsn was sold on May 1st through p,is.
take. By an insdvertence, Mr.. MCGOWAN
was not notified of the account, and was
not aware that he owed the same.
Our city yards are now radiant with
loveliness. Roses are blooming, and in
this cline they grow to their greatest per-
fection. With lawns carpeted by green
grass, and tho walks bordered with roses
of every hue, it is indeed pleasing sight
to the eye to wander around this city and
view the lovely scene.
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BRILLANTE ADQUIsICION

En- el terinino municipal de Norovis, V
una hora de dicha poblaei6u, veude
una inca denominada PeTelaS eompuesta
ia go euerdas de terreno, entire los que
existen. cieHt0 ciIclteHt9 cuerdas de cafe de
coseeho v alg1nas cuerdas de caeao; ciendo
gran parte de los cafes lie primera coseeha.
an Ell presente ano; tiene, ademasr bUenas
Dlanraciones de platauo, guinBo, yautias,
malangas v otrOs tuberculos, suheientes
para Ia manutsuci6n de sesenta o setersta
peones diarios; posee, denas, dos grandea
cercados para ganado vacuno, = ca0aliar-
con abundantes aguas, arravesando por
dicha 6nca IN caudaloso RIO, dfereutes
guabradaS. Sc encuentran ubicados en- dieha
fnca los astablecimientos siguientes: una
magnifca casa de vIvienda, con balloon
techado de zinc, con comodidades suheien-
tes para una numerosa familia- Hay anexa
& dicha casa IN ESTABLISHMENTS mercantIl
CON alrunas exisrencias de mercanctas r.
nrovisi0ues que tambien go vendsn; un
espaci0so alnsacen para granos, con cablda
5astante para mil fanegas cafe caseara
blanc0, tanbien techado. de zines huena
tahoua msquina bney y para descascarar
cafe Bnenos seeannos y secaderass pese-
bFe, m local para puesto de carniceria :
con nn riego que llsva abundantes aguas
para ii lavad0 del cafe denAs usos de Ia
caAa habitaci0n; estableeimiento mercai tlI.
Vende asi mism0 mas de veinfe mHiD- DE-
trahaios, diez 8 doce mas eerreras; oca.'
viutas d. bneges cue estan dedicadns los
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BATALLON

CaEad0rcs-tte Fallad0lid R,tmer0 -
Debiendo oontratar este Batall6n 81 pan
qua ha de sumiuistrar los indivi-
duos del misrn0 pur el t6rmino VI I'M afo,
y haee pablie0 por medic de este anuucio
= auhasta one ha de tener lugar en- 81 des-
Paeho del senior Corouel Tenieute Coronel
Ter leta, ait0 en- el cuartel lie esta cfudad
ias de la madana del dia I'D del pr6ximo
mes de Junio
Las propoeicloues So presentaran media
aora autes de Ia senRIada para al arto los
4ae deasen tomar parta an dicha subasta
podran entararse del pEieEo de condiciones
lae se encuentra de manifesto en- Ia oicina
as1 detail del euerp0 todos los dias labora-
PIES de siete 0nce de- in nanana de dos Il
eHeo da la tarde
Ponce 2J "a MAYO de 1903. Ell Teniente
Coronel Comandaute Jefs del detall.-As-
'oHao llses.Ne Bo Ell C0ronel Tenisnte CO.
Fonel ler. Jefs.- Canspra5L
Dehiendo eontrutar este Battalion al arrisn-
ao de "a cantina por el t6rmino de an ailo,
"a aAce punie0 p0r medic lie este Rnuncio
4 aaoastA QUO ha de tener lugar en el des-
gAsno del Coronel Teniente C0runel Ier
yeroi sito en- 81 cusrtel de esta eiudad 4 las
aaeve de j nanana del dia 10 del pr6xino
mss de Iuafo.
AaAa proroaicionas - presentation media
loFa antes de Ia sefalada para 81 acto, v
20 que deseen tonar parre en- dicha subasfa.
p1afau entefarse del pliaEo de condolences
-7 IN encuertra de manifesto en IN ofcina
n III detail del suerp0. knd0s i0s dias iabora-
.'sa ae s'ets Z once de II rnahana da dos q
eiaeo Do "a sarde.
Pence, p IL Mayo Nv Isos.--El TaHisnts
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ROBADO

El 3 de Marco, ( las de L. noche, Il
sue robado. de sss propiedad de ''Celada" 81,
Gurabo, don Jose Enstaquio Dfaz Diaz, IN
cabs.llo le las slguientes seFales. potro que
aun 40 fiene colfnillos, zaino claro, dc seis
euartas mas menos De alzada, Ia una de
Ia manO izquierdastracera blanca, Grin cola
abultadas, paso devanado.
Ell qna lie n0tIcias axacka4 De sn paradeFo
sera gratifcado con $25.
Reeihe notieias en- Ponce, don Arf~tides
Dfaz Diaz. 2-4
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CoRTA-FRfo.
Ell INCENDIO DE ARECIBO
Mayo ~. 10 mahana.
DEMoCRAcTA Ponce.
Moca, Mayo IA de 1898.

Entire once " doce de Ia noche del
q comenz6 el fuegoen la pulperia de
don Alexandra GaIanes, radicada en-
Ia calle del Puentc, esquina a Ia de
Santa Rosa.
Incendiose inmediatamente la casa
contigua, habitada por Ia familia Ga
lanes
Comunicarouse las llamas dos ca
sas de Ia viuda Garcia. al cafe La
Palma dc ore " al hoteI C0msrcio
Ell viento, variable a aquelIa hora,
impulse el incendio hacia Ia casa dc
don Ram6n Vinas, costado sur de la
plaza.
De ALI pass al edifcio gallera. pro-
Diedad del Licenciado Gomez, las
casas de Villamil Hermanos. dona
Maria MARTINEZ. dona Maria Matos v
dona Feliciaua OImo.
Fueron destruidas para contener
el fuego las casas de don Manuel
Castro, don Federico Montero, dona
Juana Roias, doctor Coll y parte de
la tienda de don FuIgencio Noriega,
VillamiI y Crespo.
En- IA Gale del Rosario, frente a
Ia Iglesia, derribar6nse las casas de
don Santiago Marin-agente de LA
DEMOCRACIA ~ doHa Pillar Domin-
guez, conteniendose la confagraci6n
hacia el saliente. pero tomando in
cremento hacia el poniente
Propag6se sucesivamente de Ia ca
sa dc Vinas Ia que ocupaba el Cen
ty0 ae rerre0 Ia de don Miguel
Comas, el doctor Pagani, don Ar
mando Cadilla. Ia farmacia Perez y la
tienda ~ gale ds ere, donde Sc con
tuvo, por ser la Ultima de la manzana,
soplar viento oeste " hallarse aQue-
la separada del costado oeste de la
plaza
Calculanse las perdidas materiales
en- trescientos mil pesos.
Una sola bomba con que cuenta el
euerpo de bomberos resuIt6 inserVi-
BILE pero Sc utilizaron las de vapor
de Roses & Compania, impidiendose
Ia propagation del fuego 4 las GALES
del Pnente Santa Ros4 v Crlst66al
ColdH.
Las autordades cumplieron bien
Fl pueblo, con gran expontanei-
dad, trabajaba incansabIemente, riva
izando las mujeres con los hombres.
A las dos de la tarde lego Ell 60
bernador general con una compania
dc cazadores que trabaj6 en- la extin-
cion de los restos del incendio.
III Juez de Instruction detuvo G IN
comunico a Galanes
SosPechase que Il incendio fue IN
tencioual, psIes dos noches antes in
tentaron robar en- nueve casas y ano-
che mismo en- cinco.
El administrator de comunicacio-
nes, don Jose Sanju1o. generalmente
estimado. falIeci6 a consecuencia del
tetano
Reiua gran desolacion.
Los esc1mbros presentan IN aspec-
20 triste, que impresiona.
C0yyesb0uSak
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Ell gobierno de S. M ha eoneedido au-
torizaeion pari, @ontinuar las obras de la
carretera de Cayey Guayana.
La termination de esa carretera Is de =.
tai interes no solo para Guayama sino para
todos los pueblos del centric que - encuen-
tran hoy casi aislados por falta de esa CO.
municaci6n.
De esperarse = que el general Daban, 4
cuyas gestiones se debe en- gran parte esa
autorizacion, inhuira para que esos trabaios
marchen con aetividad.
Ell Doctor don Vicente Santoni oculista
lie la facultad de Paris, reeibe consultas dia-
rias de d 8 de Ia mauana Y de l 4 3 de la
tarde, en- esta ciudad.
Obras regalaelas la .5ociedad Be,aefca Z
hustrasctlUa para 81 Bibtioteca pssbliea.
Regalo de los hermanos Prats
Historic general de Espaj5a, por 81 P. Juan
lie Mariana, 10 tonos.
Moral s,aiUe1sol D tbe6eres del hombre, por 81
Baron de HoIbach. 3 tounos.
En- frances OeuUres re lean Racine, 2
tomos.
Regalo del Rdo Padre Pima.
La Cruz. Revista religiosa por don Leon
Carbonero Y Sol. Il cuadernos.
ReUistG Popular, semanario ilustrado, s
cuadernos.
Regalo De don Fernando CalIejo:
La esclteEa del pueblo Pagnas de ense.
nanza universal, por don Weucesao Az
gaals de Izco, tornos.
Biograffa del Maestro Rafael Cordero
por don Lorenzo Puente Acosta, tono.
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AVISO

Sc vende IN caballo de silla.
Ell que 10 interese puede avistal
Sc con 81 dueiNo.
RAFAEL LEON
Mayo Is de 1898.
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Gran Hotel Marina !"

Los que suscriben, duen0s CsA este antigrs,
y acreditado eStahlecimiento, tienen el gus
% de partIclpar al p1biicD. one con e@ts
fecha queda alberto en- Ia nlIsma forms en-.
ID essuvo anteriormente, admitiendo hu6~-
pedes abonadoa.
TambIen partigipan tener bafl0e fvtos, ca
lienfes De dnch,a, todas horaa.
BoIx 8 GARcfA-
Ponce. Mayo r. 1893. 3Frn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-27
Los TRIBUEALEs

Creyendome aludido en- el eomunicado
que con 81 rubro Una pTega0sta pubica el
maestro don Isidoro Colon Colon en- La
DE1IOCRACIA feeha de aver, iuzgo conve-
nisnte manifestar que he levado el asunto
los tribunales de iusticia, de cuyo result
tado dare cuenta al publico, puesto que Sc
trata de mi reputation professional
Juan Cteras Ab0u
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-05-27
Toa alta, Mayo % de 1893.

Playa Ponce, p r. q de Mayo de 1898.
Senores Fritze Lundt & Ca
Agente DE Ia C0mpaj5td NOrte- Germ61sica de
seg1sr0s contra ilce11diOS estabIecida elb
Ham5mgo, PLAYA de Ponce.
Muy senores y amigos nuestros:
Tenemos el gusto de dar las gracias la
COmpania que ustedas reprasentan pOr la
prontitud con que fu6 atendida uuestra
aelaracioH, de i 490-73 que ustedes sirvieron
pagarnos aver, por los danos que nos cause
el iuceudiO ocurrido en- esta Playa el Is de-
oorriente mes: comprobsndo asi In puntua-
lidad con que dicha CompaIfa cumpIe los
compromises aceptados en- sus polizas.
Quedamos siempre de ustedes afectisimos
amigos S. 5.
Pp MayoE Herma9,os e. O.
2-3 p A MAYoL.