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THE DRESS COUNTERS.

All roc Lawns for SC per yard. Pongees and Sat
ines. I21lc, &c and nc goods. 8 I-3c PER YARD.
Irish Lawns and Figured Chambrays for DC YARD.
At the same time all Dress Goods counters Will be
cleared of Wool Fabrics and the whole counter space
Given ND to an enormous spread of the vast accumua-
tions of ali REMNANTS of Summer Wash Fabrics OF
every kind lengths ranging from yard up to H. at
such great reductions shall close them to the lowest
limits BE at these early IN the morning as
possible.
MILLINERY.
All summer hats closing out.
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is widely and pleasantly known here. She Il
bright, entertaining and vivacious to a marked
degree and has been a valuable help to her
mother in the inequalities of her home. She is
musical in her tastes and is practical house
keeper along with all her other accomplish
ments. Mr.. Arrick is young man of great
promise who has been practically raised in this
city, where nearly all his relatives are residing
Until a few months ago he was in the eeolog-
ical survey, when he resigned to become the
private secretary for the Attorney General. He
will, however, return to the pursuit of his pro-
fession in the employ of a large corporation in
Baltimore. His mother and sister will be pres
ent Mt his marriage, will also his grand
mother, Mrs. Templeton Of this city, who is
now in her ninety-third year and almost as
alert and active in her movements As she was
twenty years ago. She il devoted to the bride
of her grandson, and no one has taken more in
terest in the wedding preparations than she
has.
The ceremony will take place at o'clock in
the parlor of the Miller residence under a floral
bower which has been arranged in the bay
window. The bride will enter the room with
her father. Mr.. Prescott will be the best man
and Miss Jessie Miller will be the only brides
maid She will be gowned in pink crepe and
will carry pink roses.
The bride will wear gown Of white MORE
striped in satin. 1t is made high neck with
high pulled sleeves, and is simply but stylishly
trimmed with the same material She will wear
no jewels and her tulle veil will be worn with
out further ornament. Mrs. Miller will wear a
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HE Man

Or woman who complains these days about uncom-
Portable footwear doesn't get much sympathy. Four
or hve years ago such complaints might have been
entitled to some conslderation-but that before
Messrs. Wilson Carr Of 929 street northwest had
located in our midst. They have wrought a great
revolution in footwear and to be acquainted with
the merits of their famous S3 30 shoe in to argue
yourself behind the times Any who has ever
worn pair of these comfortable shoes couldn't be
bribed to wear any other kindjust because they
conatortabie-not after you have worn them OUTPUT
from the first moment you put them They are
made for ladies. as well men, and may be had in
variety of shapes-broad. medium or narrow toe-but
there is solid comfort in every pair They are made
with glaze finish for ladies' and. besides all the
fort they the most serviceabe shoes the price
ever made. Try a pair the next time You buy. and
when they are worn out. you will find yourself going
blocks out OF your way necessary. to get another
pair. fel3-tf
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
DISTRACTIONS ALONG THE OLD CANAL

DISTRACTIONS ALONG THE OLD CANAL
Apropos Of the request Of Gen. VIM. Birnev
that the distractions from q. Canal. I'd and
81 streets be removed. Capt. Fiebeger recon-
mends:
THAT the engineer department be directed
TO fix the lines of the streets mentioned. and
that the building inspector be directed to
notify parties 10 remove all fences sheds.
&c, from the streets within thirty DAYS unless
sioners issued under the former decision of the
attorney for the District
This recommendation has been approved aud
the matter will be taken in hand AT once.
TO KEEP THE STREETS OPEN
In reply to the request of the Washington
Market Company that provision be made for
keeping open passage way for wagons and
hicles across Pennsylvania avenue both at 7th
and 9Th streets. the Commissioners have for
wardsd the report of Mai. Moore that arrange
ments will be made to comply with the request.
THE USLIaHrED GAS LAMPS.
Col. Ernst has notified the Commissioners
that he shall probably be able At the beginning
of the next fiscal year to resume lighting some
but not all OF the gas lamps which he has been
obliged to discontinue account OF the appro-
priation. Ii may be found. he saws. that DIFF
ferent location OF the lamps TO he resumed
will be for the better interests of the city.
THE BALD EAGLE ROAD.
A delegation Of citizens from across the
Eastern branch, com posed of Messrs. J. N. Boyer.
W. II. Wright, V. Beyer, II. ID. Grimes, II. b.
Sweeney and A. T. Grimes called upon the COM
nlissioners yesterday afternoon and urged the
immediate improvement OF the Bald Eagle road
At present il was almost impossible. they said.
and their children were unable TO get TO school.
They also requested that the road between tho
government magazine and the old ferry
road be widened to thirty-three feet
Superintendent Beall, who has charge OF
county roads. stated that the road not Q
public road and consequently the District had
no right TO widen il The proper thing
for those interested 10 do was to petition the
Commissioner TO widen the road and to do
nate the requisite land for that purpose.
MIscELLANEous.
number Of citizens living opposite square
463 have protested to the Commissioners
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company discharging ashes from the stoves
and other refuse opposite TO their houses.
BUILDING PERnIrs
Building permits have been issued 10 the
following: Conrad Schafer, one brick private
stable in rear OF 4s7 r street southwest; goo.
L. C. Terrell, four brick dwellings st 1901 and
1904 to 1903 18th street north west; e20 900. J.
ID. Burn, four brick dwellings Il 7oi TO 707 ilth
street northeast; el2,0 c. ID. Maxwell. one
brick dwelling ct l70s street northwest;
$1,000. wm. Hennins. two frame dwellings N
Tvining City; ti,6oo.
The New YORK and New Jersey Bridge nm.
The House New Yo-k and New Jersey bridge
bill was presented 10 the Senate yesterday a.A
A..
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eT. G. r." Art Hand EmbrosderSes.
Madame Zacaro6 viii remain sf the Arlington
with these exquisite embroideries OF the sTurkish
Compassionate Fund TIL Saturday, February -
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Women's Boards to Re I'm Session.

At the time the general assembly OF the Pres
byterian Church meets in this city in May mex
the women's boards of home and foreign mis-
sions will also be in session. There will be q
large number of women here and arrangement,
will be made for their entertainment. The
women OF the home and foreign missionary So
cieties Of the presbytery Of this city will have
charge Of this part Of the work, and at a meet
ing of the representatives of these societies
at the New York Avenue Church yesterday pre-
liminary steps were taken. committee con-
sisting Of Mrs. Hamiin, Mrs Laws and Mrs.
Bartlett was authorized to appoint the neces-
sary committees TO take charge of the various
details. Mrs. Mcfarland was made the chair
man OF the committee on accommodations and
Mrs. Quaiffe of the committee on finance. The
committees will be composed Of representatives
Of the Presbyterian churches Of the city.
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STORAGE.

CToRE YOUR FURNITURE. TRUNKS BOXES
y &c. with LATIMER SLOAN
i4U' St Separate apartments; light, clean dry and
elY- ta2S1m
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A C11nr GnAp.Nrrrn

A Cure GUARANTEED
After ten years experience in the of the Morrow
bean Ointment We have found 1t nfaibe for the cure
OF Pilee. Wounds. Sprans, Burns. Bruises Erysipe-
ials.
must admit that the Morrowbean Ointment Il thu
best thing yet. 1t fully answered expectations
A. w. COLLAMORE, House Raiser, 1921 Ese
heartily recommend II to all who are in need OF
remedy Of marvellous value.
JNO. +. DAVIS. Coal Dealer. IlO7 Hne
lcheerfully recommend 1t to all suteress would
not he without box for any consideration.
Miss ANNA KELLER. 2S42 18th st. NV
For sale BY all druggists: Price. 30 cents
MORROWBEAN CHEMICAL CO.. Wash, DC
n26-3ms
TIE Finest Flour liz The WORLD
MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS
Flour will make more and better and whittier bread
than any other Flour 1t is unadulterated pure and
wholesome Flour. At the Pure Food Exposition now
being held at Washington L. l. Armory you can see
bread made from this Flour. Don't use any other
Flour until you have tried Cereal" Insist on ret
ting this brand from your and take no other
II your grocer will not get this Flour for you write
piled. ~
WAsH1ssros Fkous AND FEED Co..
~ and Va. ave. w, Washington D. c. fso1-1v
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Some Very Peculiar Swearing.

some very FecuHnr SWenrfng.
In the Police Court today during the trial Of
N. R. Leahy, the saloon keeper at 9Th street
and Virginia avenue, several witnesses were
called who said that they were in the defend
ants house, but not in the saloon, on the Sun
day charged. Some Of them went there to
settle their liquor bills and were treated. IL
was also In evidence that a man named Payne
went in there with an empty flask and came
ont with il half filed with liquor. 1t was not
charged that the defendant was there. but that
his bartender, Mr.. Garvey. was in charge.
Judge Kimball said that some Of the wit
nesses who had been sworn in the case knew
all about what occurred, and said il was singu-
lar how large . percentage Of persons who
drink in Illicit places will swear to faleehoods in
order to shield the rum seller.
A fine Of ESQ was imposed.
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The New YORK and New Jersey Bridge B1l.
The House New York and New Jersey bridge
bill was presented 10 the Senate yesterday anA
referred TO the committee m commerce
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CBIROPOD-
V1 ist. 703 18TH ST. n. w-The only Import.r ana
Manufacture OF FINE MANICURE and CT RCpon
1ST GOODS south of New York no,,atr
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FoE sALE-THREE NEW BRICK AND STONE
'front.' houses north Of Dupont Circle: contain nine
@ ::ss On =. sell
''-- ''' TeEs ii %ss' ,o s. .ss
s s by oh sht T.
n H. ave Nv AZ a special price to snec; quick
%
ana .e S,esst 1bpe
| Lot 52Iloo TO wide alley
| McLhCHLEN BATcHELDER,
;.2s Cor. l0th and @ sts- n ".
FoR s.LED 5y,so ST VEST DO. or MEX H aIdp
! AIot on sam. near n. h
TH3Mis ). FISHER CO.,
/ E'oR sALE-HOUsEs-
3 S: tn e eRs 1S s Is, S $685. no waste
and fs.s I: Bet I'm and 18TH fur
Ger End WsTS E,ce one of the best
I Two adjoining houses each $50 900; 10th 81, n w.
.boy. Ps ave can b. bought at very low prices lot
fe1s Rooms and 6. Atlantic buildns. go st. NV
EOR sALE-THREE NICE HOUSES on I'd ST
L n-e between F and G; tvo-story and celler;
sG lfssS. B. H; wAF gfs ? 1: :, CO ~
For sALE-sToRE AND DWELLING COR SIN
II5sl 49, B. H. wARSER& CO..
L brick DWELLING 1913 10th ST. n W. thirteen rooms
nnsr
vision and hrstclsss every respect house open for
EoR sALE-ECONoMICAL AND DEsTRABLE
'GE3iL S ~
u Small house. " st near l4,n; 2-story and base
Tor SALE
o2 SIS
to l0-f0ot paved ali fX6 Sn x T. 20 sur, co
L Near e. s. Capitol.
s:7 A0HsG BAY T TsG Cos
Fine bones on easy. terms. 2-story and attic
Broom brick houses on st near J ave all inn
ned sidsyaks These houses are e.seg.ionally we'll
' ..,.s s'''' range ''I fh5s 80 f fi f CO.
L'OR sALR-LE DRoIT PARK
to one Of he house. the
park; bay window press brick; brown-stone trim
mings containing rooms and bath neatly papered
and painted; all modern improvements and convent
ences electric bells and lighting speaking tubes
&c location very desirable; short walking distance
of cable road horne and investment within the
reach of all a. SO. $50 Terms: $500 more cash;
balance monthly to suit purchaser. Apply
l.. WALTER WEED 4 CO..
ja2S I'm 5O9 11th n w..
L'OR SALE
to Sc. tina,
brown stone and brick; contains rooms bath and
cellar nicely pspered and grained electric bells and
gas lighting apparatus Thoroughly modern in every
particular An elegant deep lot; location very de-
sirable. A chance seldom offered get such a home
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ public for all states and territories SPECIAITY
BY r. II. EVANS. once (basement) 1921 ST
Ai&sys IN once once hours js7-o
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR FyFRy STATE
Nand territory. Notary and Q. 8. Com irsiouer
oc2o JOHN Z. BEALI. 1921 81 NV
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>

rnDo.sre ~ an. Dr.. Buns oossh syrsH
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ACCOUNTANTS.

DATRICK H. c. BRENNAN
Public Accountant and Auditor 1924 Fst nv
Under Thomas J. Fisher L Co.
Statements prepared for executors administrators
u,stees nrtns. CORPORATIONS, &C. se2l 6m
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

ITO EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE OF 10 LOTS OF
land. 800. 600 feet the south eriy line Of the
city OF Boston and town Hyde Park Mass for .
house or landin this city or District.
Address A. STEFAN,
fe29 St. III X 81
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

VICTOR BECKER
Professional Piano Tuner and Regulator.
Thirty years in the District. Prompt attention.
send order to 140S 10th st. find postas at go 9th
u. N. ~. -6ts
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E'OR SALE-
L ONLY 80. 200. v. II. ave. bet F and G. SITS. 81
feet front-about 90 feet deep. Present improvements
rent for $50 per
THOMAS ]. FISHER K CO.,
fe1S ct 1924 st. n. W.
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

Desirable corner house. 9th and q .ts n O.
all mi Small cash psymsnt- Price only 49, s.. so
$40 and SIS p 81 ne: S-roon brick and
stone dwellings. front and back stairs; all
m l. Easy terms; small payment Price----s5.25'
412 Elm St NV; cheap; easy terms;
3-story new brick Only s. SOt
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LrOR SALE
4 Anunber Of small lots IN the n section of the
city. ranging in price fr, 5000 upward. Terms to
suit purchasers. THOMAS j. FISHER CO.
felS-bt 1924 4 n W.
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E'OR SALE
Il We have been authorized to sell that handsome
new bay window brick. 619 21st St n W. built OF
brown stone and brick; contains 6 rooms. bath and
cellar nicely papered and grained electric bells and
gas lighting apparatus. Thoroughly modern in every
particular An elegant deep lot location very de
stra5le A chance seldom offered to get such a homt
at -. OOO and on your own terms. Call and us.
l.. W. WEED & CO.,
1a2S-lm 500 lth st. n.
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TUNING AND REPAIRING GEORGE ELY
i piano maker tuner and repairer o21 18th ST
sw; workshop in the rear organs tuned and re
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

~ - ~ ASDhAN l. 1bNJl Il
SUBURBAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. a06 Sth st. NV,
FURNISHES abstracts of titles in Alexandria and Fair
faf counties. virginia, and in MONTGOMERY and Prince
Georges counties. Maryland. Capitalists will save
Losses and law suits by insisting that borrowers have
GEORGE EARLE in. President
fe2oo HENRY N. COPP. Vice President.
COTTAGE AND LARGE LOT AT EVANSVILLE
- station, on B. and o. r. r.. six miles from Wash
ington; will sell low and easy terms. PHILIP H
Hoff MAN. Fayette and st. Paul sts.. Baltimore.
fe2c-1m
pERsoNS DESIRING QUICK SALES AND
L prompt attention should list their property ia
Brookland and vicinity with GRACE n. THOMAS,
Room 100. Corcoran building. fe17-1w
EoR RENT-GUY AVE, EVANSVILLE ND,
4 large. commodons l0room house concrete cell
Ier furnace water. bath. porches large grounds and
stable, Rent. $25 per mo. L. .. WISSMAN, by
sttsvills Md fe16-6t
WESLEY HEIGHTS: n.
=. opposite American University Site.
IL You want to make 20 per cent q year on your
money Tor the next hve put few dollars in this
roperty AZ the present price. 12 to is cents foot
Ihis subdivision has no equal in the District OF Co.
lumba and s strictly hrst-class suburban property
n ana after March $500 will be the lowest price for
JOHN F. wAGGAMAN,
100 Investment Broker.
1a2s-1m 700 l4th ST. n. W.
EOR SALE-THE yALUABLEPROPERTY KNOWN
as the Highlands. containing about IS acres. with
handsome house and grounds This property is stu
aed on the Blsdensburg pike about three miles from
~ ~ JOHN F. wAaaAMAN.
Ja27-lm zoo l4th n
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EoR sALE-5O11Oo ON 7TH ST. n. W. BET. R
u and g very cheap' easy terms. 401lOO on north
side of bet 18th and 18th ". Also beautiful
stable lot near Dupont Circle; 25x6 hiss fronts
vide paved alleys VT; OKIE.
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1910 @ st. NV; small frame; rented for
sl4 70 Price S3 on
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fel75,
EOR SALE

The above e only
list. For full list cal
on the LIST and 18th
Se11
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A number Of citizens living opposite square
46s have protested to the Commissioners
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company discharging ashes from the stoves
and other refuse opposite TO their houses
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EOR SALE
L COrcoran at between 18th and 18th 40 feet 8
inches front. g2 feet inches deep to alley present
improvements renting for S:25 per month.
THOMAS j. FISHER co.
fe1S-6t 1924 st. n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-05
3 A TALON
CaSadores de Halladolsd netmero q

Debiendo contratar este Battalion ell su-
ministro de medicawentos necesarios para
el Hospital Militar provisional de ests
Ciudad, Sc hace p1blico por N edo del pre-
sente anuncio, la subasta que ha de tener
lugar en- el despacho del sefior Coronel Te-
niente Coronel Ter. Iefe, cito en- este Guar
tel, las diez de Ia manana del dia 15 del
actual.
Las proposicioues SO presentaran media
hora antes de la senslada para el acto, los
que quisran tomar parte en- La licitaci6n po-
dram entsrarse del pliego de condiciones,
que Sc encuentra de manifesto an Las of
cinas del Detail del Cuerpo, todos los dias
laborsbies de IL de la mafiana
Ponce, Octubre de 1.893.-El Conan
dante Jefe del Detail, Enrique Conner Bo-
ress--Vo Bo-El G. t. Coronel 1er Jefe.
CsMprstbt. sE 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-05
Elena SeriHo.
EXPRESSION DE GRATITUD

Habiendo recibido en- estos dias una satisfac-
ci6n tan grande como legitima al saber que La
prensa de la Capital y La de Ponce hacen gran
Sevilla, quien ha tenido que luchar con mil obs
tdculos para abrirse paso por la senda que quiere
seguir con noble empeno, no puedo menos que
expresar mi profundo agradecimiento hscia to
han ayudado en- su empresa, entire los cuales
fgura el dignisimo professor don Isidoro Colon.
los senores catedraticas del Institute, otros
cuyos nombres no eonsigns por no haeerme
c2nsada.
Y usted seflor Director, denas illus
trados companeros tamben envfo las gracas mas
cumpEdas por atenci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-05

DESTRUCTOR EXCLUSIVE DE LAS
RATAS. PROPIETARIOS, CLOMAN s. BE-
MER. R.-PERU.-Precios:- :-25 centapos cajita.
Este nuevo producto que da muerts ex-
| clusivamente los ratones, y que tenemos
ell gusto de dar conocer usted SO halla
de venta en- cualquier essabiecimiento, al
precio de 25 centavos caiita.
Al usar nuestros polvos destructores, es
indispensable que sean fnezclados con hari-
ma de arroz de mafz, en- la proportion de
media libra de hsrina por GAIA, no debien-
dose nezclar con aqua en- ning1n concepto.
Garantizamos que estos polvos no produ-
cen envenenamiento y nadie deber& intentar
hacer de ellos ese uso, pues solo lograrisn
una penoss enfermedad que les haria sufrir
Algun tempo.
Las familias pueden vafsrse de auestro
preparado para extinguir las rstas en sus
casas, sin tenor alguno.
No debe confundirse el DssfTaclor con el
Rou9 on Rats, veneno peiigrosisimo, cuyo
uso 90 muy expuesto.
P1DASE Ell INSTRUCTOR
Unico agente en- Puerto Rico para las
ventas al por mayor d0n Antonio r. Caba
ssa.
Ponce, Setiembrs de 1893. mi.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-05
GRAN DEPOSITO
DE
jaime RullaR.-AtOcIa 6

En- este aereditado establecimiento Sc
recibe mensualmente por todos los vapores,
nm variadisimo surtido de calzado de todas :
classes y precios, para caballeros, seioras
ni1os, que en- calidad 10 tienen Rr-@s a1osnoa:
Tambien hay constantefs; oe Smith. yailt
slr'auo sin1aa S &c naas aTfmentacion automaticz
L. ~,-1-cfas de vapor con aqua ca
liente y de conaersaeioncs.
Pidanse catalogcs einformes.
Ponce. Julio /? de 1898.
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} Ha muerso On Isabella, tras larga pero
; sisima enfermedad, ell doctor don Alfred
Lamela Valdes.
Era IN patricia bien probado, que jana
vacilo On el cumplimiento de sus debere
como liberal y como ciudadano.
A su entierro asistio numerosa concu
rrencia de las localidades limitrofes.
EI doctor Lamela baja la tumba iover
atu, cuando podia ser muy it'll Ia tie
rra de sus amores.
Descanse en- paz.
La Correspondence hs tenido ciento diez
atlas.
Despues de haber prestado aus columna.
para defender los t1ltimos decresos del 60
bernador sobre destinos municipales, SO
l-----7prende ESQ aumento.
Es que el pals responde con su protec.
cion los que le sirven bien.
| Sea enhorabuena.
2000 piezas bretahas dc hilo puro-prs-
clos excepeionales.-R. Toro C.-Cslle
del Comercio, Ponce.
Sc ha establecido Ell servicio de correos
diarios entire Utuado y Jayuya. =
! Els una mejora de importaneia, que recla-
maba imperiosamente el incremento que va
tomands Jayuya como poblaci6n cafeteria y
lnercantil.
Felicitamos nuestros amigos de aquel
punto y nos felcitsmos tambien, porqus
ahora LA DEAoCRACIA podra visitar esas
alturas con regularidad.
Nots de las reses benefciadas hoy en- sl
| mereado pablico:
bueyes gordos-5 noviilos idem-s cer
dos.
En- la tarde del % de Setiembre hubo en-
Isabella una descarga electrical, que aterro
rlz6 a log vecinos.
Un rayo penetr6 en- ln BIO HOY dejo atur-
didas por complete 4 cuatro infelices
jeres.
No ocurrieron desgracias personales.
La gran OCCASION para comprar casimires,
extensa variedad Y precios nunca vistos,
empezando por 5 reales. K. Toro y C.
Gale del Comercio, Ponce.
Nos dicen que en- Isabella un individuo
llamado Costa, prepin6 unos palos otro
que Sc apeilida Grajales, dejandols muy
estropeado.
No Sc nos comunican mas pormenores del
suceso.
Trajes marineritos para ninitos cuye pre-
clio era de 4 pesos por IL reales. r. Toro y
C.-Calle del Comereio, Ponce.
Inscripciones hechas el Registro Civil:
Naesnsie,stos Juana Paula Gonzalez, Ma
nuela Sierra Hernandez, Felipa Dolores
Valdivieso y Llompart, Lticas Martinez, Fe-
licita Venancia Gomez Clas, Rita Curbe-
10 y Rodriguez, Juana Leandro, Luis Spin
Jolly Gotay.
Defanciones Carmen Rivera.
El Doctor don Vicente Santoni, oculista
la La facultad de Paris. raciha consultas dia-