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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03
CONVICTED OF NiNSLhuGnTER.
Wilson, tho Slayer OF Onlccr Murphy
Again Convicted.

wilson, the Slayer OF Onlccr Murphy,
Again Convicted.
When the common pleas court con.
vcned at St. ClairsvilIc yesterday morn
ing thore was big attendance OF spec.
tators, as the Inst of the second trial OF
William Wilson, charged with the muir.
der OF Policeman Murphy, OF Martins
Ferry, last September, was being roeled
oil. There was some curiosity as to tho
charge which the judge would deliver,
and the general opinion WAS that it was
considerably in favor Of Wilson.
The jury went out at 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, and wrcatled with the
case for ten hours, before, at $50 last
night, they came in with verdict. Tho
first ballot resulted in the following
vote:
For assault md battery .................5
rot SECOND ueGree
For manslauGhter.............................
For several hours after the first bal
lot the vote was equally divided for
granddaughter and assault and battery.
Finally those who favored 4 man
slaughter verdict won the others over,
and Il verdict to that effect was handed
in and announced amidst considerable
excitement.
Captain Danford, OF counsel for tho
defense, at once made Il motion for n
new trial, which will be argued before
the Judge, probably mex, Monday morn
ing. The verdict was more or less ex-
pected, though there is a feeling, grow
ing, too. that perhaps Wilson did not
fire the fatal shot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03
MRS. DRowNnEE's FUNERAL
At Martins Ferry Yesterday Afternoon
H,r,, = ,,o,ol,, Attended,

At Martins Ferry Yesterday Afternoon
Very Largely Attended.
The funeral OF tho late Mrs. Rev. A.
L, Drownloc, from tho United prcsby-
tcrian church, in Martins Ferry, yes
torday afternoon, was one OF tho largest
ever witnessed in the city, aud it is not
often that n saddor funeral occurs. The
church was crowded to its utmost.
Tho services w9re opened by tho sing:
OF The Lord Is Ny Shepherd, | Shall
Not Want" This was followed by
ecriptural reading by Rcy: W. II. Bur.
bank, rector OF St. Pau's Episcopal
church prayer by Rev. DR.. BaIph, OF
st. ClHirsvile; singing OF Like As n
Father Pitch His Child" addresses by
Rev. DR.. J. $. Boyle, pastor OF the Pres
byterinn church, Rev. W. Il. Thompson.
OF High Ridge, Rev. Mr.. Mclaughlin, Of
Claysvillc, Pa, and Rev. MIR. Alexander,
OF New Athens; singing OF IL Shall Be
Satisfied" Tho friends then viewed
the remains, which lay in splendid
casket.
Miss Ethel McKim presided Mt the
organ, and the choir consisted oil Mrs.
John Turner, Miss Maud CARRIER. Miss
Kate Ralston, Harry George and Jess
llipkins.
The pail bearers were Robert Kerr,
\. ". Kerr and Thompson Kerr. all
brothers OF tho deceased, and n. o.
Brownlec and james Elder, OF Clays'
vile. Pa, and G. e. Best, OF Washing
ton, Pa. all relatives.
The floral offerings wore beautiful
and numerous. The Christian Endeavor
Society and the Arcadian Club, OF
which Mrs. Brownlce was member,
each gave, the former &c. G." and the
latter pillow, both made OF cut flowers.
The ushers in the church were \. G.
Campbell, A. I. Dinsmore, George &.
Ralston and Franl; Mitchell. The re.
mains were laid to rest in Rlvervlew
cemetery.
Among the relatives and friends
present from out OF town were Mr., and
Mrs. Thomas Kerr, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli N.
Brownloe and Rev. Mclaughlin. Of
Claysvillc; Mr.. and Nlrs. Best. OF wash
ington, Pa. Miss Mamc Giliin, OF ST.
Clairsville; Rev. Thompson, OF High
Ridge; Rev. Alexander, Of New Athens
Rev. Baiph. ofSt. ClairsrilIe; Miss Sarah
German, OF New Brighton, Pa; Mrs.
John kneit and Mrs. ]. r. Scott, oil
Mingo; j. b. Dubois, OF Bellaire; ]. B.
McMechen, Of st. Clairsville; Rev. and
Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. George Mckee and
Miss Cooke. OF Bridgeport; DR.. Best,
Mrs. DR.. John Mcclure, Misses Nc
Clurc and Misses Hare, OF Wheeling
| Mis-. Welsh, Of Washington, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03

An elevated rond up Mount Calvary
is in construction for the benefit OF pill
Crims.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03

Bub Walton, Clyde Shipman and
Charles McCord, nil of Martins Ferry,
we're arrested yesterday afternoon,
charged with entering the freight depot
OF tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
on Wednesday night. Walton resisted
arrest, and was given good clubbing
by Police Officer Scott Neal. John,
Walton, q brother OF Bub, was arrested
for interfering in tho arrest OF his
brother.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03

In all diseases OF tho nasal mucous
membrane the remedy used must DO non
Irritating. Nothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with douchas, snuGs,
powders or astriuscnts, bccau4o they
arc irritating, do not thoroughly reach
the affected surfaces and should be
abandoned as worse than failures. 4
multitude OF persons who had Tor years
borne ell tho worry and pain that Gu.
taFrl can intl:c: testify to radical and
permanent curGs wrought by Ely's
Cream Balm. Your druggist has il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03
MoGULLIANs TO COMBINE.
Tho Local Conclnve to Meet and Consider
Consolidation.

Tho Local Conclnve to Meet and Consider
Constellation.
The several conclaves OF tho Mo-
cullians OF Wheeling will meet at thor
hall on Monday evening, March 5, at
which among othe. business matters to
be transacted the project to combine all
the local conclaves into one orsaniza-
ton will be acted upon. Tho general
opinion is that the combination should
be effected and it will no doubt be done.
Tho repertoire for the evening consists
of: "Victims-Busi ness-Snacli." and
Charley VanKeuren will serve the
latter as usual.
The female branch OF the Mosullian
organization, which, by the way, was re-
Gently originated in this city, Is getting
along iamously, thirty-two members be-
ing now enrolled. Wives and sisters OF
Nlosulians are eligible to membership.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03
THE HEALTH INSPECTORS
To BIO Appointed hy tho Members OF til,
Committee.

To BIO Appointed by tho Members of the
Committee.
At last nights meeting OF the council
committee on health bills for S257 81
were approved. Part OF this sum was
for work done on repairs to the road to
the crematory.
The matter OF the annual appoint
mont OF sanitoryinspectors was brought
up, and it was resolved that each COM
mittcemnn should appoint an inspector
for his ward. They are to report for
duty next Monday morning and are to
work twelve days each and receive 81
per day. The health officer was in.
structed TO issue certificates for only
seventy-Gve barrels OF night soil per
day, these to be good for iorty.cight
hours.
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ATTENTION is called to the advertise.
meni, at private sale of the Clarendon
Hotel n. st. Clairsvillc, Ohio, which
appears in this paper. This is certainly
very desirable hotel properly, being the
only hotel in the town, which is the
county seat OF Belmont county. Per.
sons desiring such property should
early investigate the matter.
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10 the healthful feeding of the cows pro.
ducinc the milk received Mt our cou.
denscrics is vitality important. We rig.
orUusly prohibit tho use Of foods no:
qualified to produce pure, wholesome
milk. Hence, the superior quality OF
the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03
FoR Spec,aclcs or tho eyes zee Prof.
Shelf 3 advertisement on eighth page.
DIED.

JE%NINGS-on Friday. Sfarch L" 1891, Mt l:'O y.
m, GEETEuuE. daughter .! sG!Anel aud Cara
Jennings, nscd years
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her parents on sunday afternoon Ut .
O'Clock. Friends oithc family respectfully
invited.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
Points In Dat Culture.

Tho results of the experiments with
oats at the Illinois station at Champaign
for the past seven years make it appar-
emit that it is not advisable to pillow the
land in tho spring if tho crop follows
corn, the use Of the disk harrow giving
better results. The seed should be sown
near the last Of March or 1st of April.
If sown broadcast, it is better to SOW
from q, to = bushels per acre, cover
ing the seed not moro than ono or two
inches deep. There is no variety greatly
superior to all others, so that it is not
wise to put full credence i'll the claims
often mado for new varieties. Some va
rietios are, however, distinctly better
than some others Neither color, nor
plumpness of kernels, nor weight per
bushel, nor the form of the head certain
ly determines value, but generally va
rieties with long, slender, comparatively
light kernels have the smallest percent
ago of husk and probably the greatest
feeding value Early maturing varieties
are to be preferred to those ripening lat
er. Tt is desirable to harvest the crop
before it has fully ripened Binding
and shocking the sheaves at once is an
advantage rather than u disadvantage,
if the grain is i'll fit condition for cut
ting.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
PROFITABLE HOUSE FOR POULTRY.

all Oh q level and arc Is inches apart.
One window at the south end of the
roosting place gives light to enable the
fowls to 500 tho roosts. Along the east
front of the roosting place is hinged
board, which drops down so the drop
pings can be scraped out.
Road dust or coal ashes arc kept on
the floor Of the roosting room. In the
hinged board are two holes, s by 10
inches, for the fowls to go in. These
holes are left open always, the roosts
being little above them. AS said be-
fore, this roosting place should be made
tight and warm, and the warmth from
the bodies Of the fowl will make them
warm and comfortable at night. Tn the
morning they will come out and scratch
their breakfast out of the straw, which
should cover the floor of the shed or
8 inches deep. Don feed warm mashes,
but scatter wheat and other grain i'll tho
straw, q small handful to each fowl, and
make them scratch it out. Tic success
of tho whole thing lies in the fact that
the fowls are warm and comfortable at
night and are not confined by four walls
by day. They are contented and busy
and can SEQ out, so that they do not APP
pear to DO confined
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
A PRACTICAL POULTRY HOUSE.

tits Cheap, Easily Built and Accommodates
More Fowls Than DO Ordinary Houses.
OF all the plans for poultry houses
which are offered from time to time
an Ohio farmer assures Southern Guilt
vator he has yet to see one that will
prove as satisfactory and profitable as
the one herewith described by him. Is
is cheap. It is easily built. 1t looks
we'll. H. will accommodate comfortably
at least twice the number of fowls as
will an Enclosed building of like dimen-
sions, and the fowls kept in it, if prop
erly fed, will shell out the eggs and
keep healthy, no matter what tho
weather. He says:
The advice is often given to keep not
over % or ut most 20 fowls together in
one building, but 1 keep 90 hens oil
winter long in such building, 10 by
30, and not single case of disease have
/ had, while, as to laying, l would
say that last winter, from Dec. l to
April /, tho 80 hens, thoroughbred
Brown Leghorns, averaged "a eggs per
day. have built two more such houses
and will keep $50 hens this winter.
These buildings are sheds open to the
south, 10 feet wide by "a feet long,
feet high at back, feet high at
the front, with a projection sloping
downward and forward from the front
caves, SO that it forms sort of awning,
and leaves the actual opening to the
front or south feet high.
Along the bottom Of the front is nail
ed board one foot wide, which prevents
the straw from being scratched out.
Tho roosting place is made at the
west end of this shed, running clear
across the end, and being raised two
feet from the floor Of the shed, which is
of sand or dirt, so that the fowls can
have all of the floor surface of the shed
for scratching place. This roosting place
is by IL and is made tight and warm.
The roosts run across the short way, are
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
MINI: l.1f'.|A..|!.l.t.E||E:''
w A7lasS el - M y ! y = ~ -
FOLDING RACK OPEN AND CLOSED.

FOLDING RACK OPEN AND CLOSED
Homestead to u feed crib that can be
put in position Mt u moments notice
and when not in use can be turned up
snugly against the wall.
Less space still would be taken 10y
leaving tho lower part of the slat work
hinged directly to tho wall. Pieces Of
rope or straps could take the place OF
the chains If desired The benefits of
this rack are too apparent to need ex-
PLANTATION further. The whole cost of
making and putting in position is slight,
and any man handy with tools can put
enc together in half an hour
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, M. d.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
The Telegraphcr's Fate.

Wiggs--Poor Rushcr He received many
telegram while ho was alive.
Woggs-What of it?
Wiggs-Nothing, only they wired his
skeleton up ut the medical college this
morning Buffalo Courier
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
LES ROSES DE sAoI.

This morning vowed would bring thee my
roses
They were thrust in the band that my bodice
incloses,
But the breast knots were broken, the roses
went free.
The breast knots were broken; the roses to-
gethor
Floated forth on the wings Of the wind and
tho weather,
And they drifted afar down the streams of the
sea.
And the sea was as red as when sunset un-
closes,
roses.
Thou shalt know, love, how fragrant q memo.
ry can be.
Andrew Lang
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
Called Down,

DO spent -four weeks i'm urging on
a r'ustachc sleek and brown,
But when he went 10 sec his girl
She straightway called it down.
New York Herald.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
Right In styIc.

Mr.. Highfll-Whcrc is that "Book OF
Etiquette and Complete Letter Wr:tcrp"
Mrs. H.-What do you want of It?
Mr.. HI want to write to the grocer
TO tell him can't pay him.. NJ -
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
Folding Feed Rack.

1t is oftentimes convenient to feed n
horse for single meal in a place where
permanent crib would be in the way.
Attention is called in The New England
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
s.-s-..s
k%nOcked Out.

Knocked mt the door Of her gentle heart,
Which ] had so longcd to win,
And she came in response to my timid knock
But She never asked mo in.
Detroit Free Press
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
The Parsons Joke.

Little Dot-Thc preacher said, I'm the
midst of lie we arc in death. What docs
that mean:
Little Dick-I guess he was just sort g.
joking about trolley cars and folding beds.
Good News.
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6Rfs hs aeMpe aAlic
an aHsGo IS Roma, aseguran8o habet descn
biarto Is fWeFM uaivsgsaI ESrasa Il fal f1el zs IN
esric ca tsnto peso, que deoia andaE aolo en VII
tud de e tnerza de inercia seghu aseguraba q
inventor que cuando lego el case de practicar ls
prueba Gel caHro. no pudo movexl0 al un cent?
metrc, 40 VA poR Il inercia, pero Al con geis Pa
RESIDE bueyes
Por dicha no se ha extinguido On Italia Ii
carta de loG iMyantorea pusa "a Orvietc aparecfi
no ha mucho IN protector de Iepgua griega On
habia descubierto nm pdroeaSdo mpy ingosiono;
ora una especie de coraza gus sa. coIocaba baio ID
ropa, cai 4 rRiz de Ia carne, para mayor ga.
llsrdfa.
Apenaa el acoYaSadO experimentation perdia
TERRA, funciouaba 81 naecsnisno ssljsn de 81
ma eapecie de auateDt6cuior, que mantenfan &
flote y suieto. POr desgracia, en q momento
Criticc fsll6 un resorte, q professor de griago
ae Hompi6 BAntanente la cabeza
Ahora un profeuor de piano he nventado
81 reno caballo, que consiste en- UNA espacis e
baroo, donde queda aujeto nm caballs, cue, 81 ga
lopaF, mueve con las cnatro patas otros tantos
rsmou que impulsan u embarcaci6n. EsperRmo'
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Ell BARoa AnnRroAro
l26

saci6n Penaaba quo habiendo aido praaentado por 81
bar6n tenia e deber de intsrvenr p4ticai armsn
do Ia reputation de hombre de mundo deerudito
y de epastor"
ObBervando, pres, que 81 baron nonopoIzaha ma
dame Wilougby dealizoae dulcements hasta lady Dal
rJmphe.
--Erte pgfs--comenz6-- -ofrece IN poderoso inter6a
Ia noble viuda cor tast1lt con I'm aaludo
Isl, aefoTa; 70 he tendo el honor de vsitar deBde
haca dias los museos antiques Es espscdculo que e
81 alma dc admiration.
Hablando fs 81 Ieverepdo Saul aplastaba entve sus
dedos ago Invisible en- 81 vacfo ain dda por costumbre
de aplastar Ia ssrpiente
Ea efecto- -connnH6 en responder 4 ben6yola lady
Dalrymphe
-Todo 10 que nos rodea--shadi6 81 1everendo, que
habia enccntrado texto eata sujeto ruina.
Ioslo hizo gIar au cADsza aobre ga ee, envue 50 On
una corbata casi blanca fin de asegurarae Gin duda do
queF funconsba bien cOntinu6:
ST. rla Euinal he aquf primer puuto eterminado:
todo Gamma al absmo TAhl que prCtundamente verda-
deras son lac palabras del Salmsta: NuaEtros dias
como e yerba de Las pradera como II flor de os vaes
AZ aecan en- una bora 81 aehofal Ms he detsnidc
medic del Fore he removao 81 polvo con nj ps aguas
me he sentdO anonadsdo. .Y 81 Colaeo lou6 mira
bic nnsi. A6n al inevitable Ia desfrucci6n Tai
ignoais que fu6 coRsudo por los Faves que po-
dis Ochenta mil espectadorel 0ntados vainte
mil p6 LIN yerano cuando los ariontes rayos del ao
segdn l. admirable expression del Salnta daban dema-
ado caor os espactadoea estaban protoRidoa Dor an
'vslpm" Velum toldo ahrigoD velo. .Iqu6 gran
idsA leMoral
-liezsasaentn- n-nsnxnar9 ledy DsEymphe
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IlH.a d lIEllniIa

Por tener que auuantarne 50 duend, SO vende en-
el barriO del .'CEDRITop juriGdiccion de Sabana
del Palmar, una que orinda gEandes gananciau al
que logra 80 adquisici6a. Dieha egtancia oStk
compuesta de $50 cuerdes o. muY cogechs1a
de Gale. Tiene especiales tsrreaos para IL siom-
brs de plktsnoH, busnoa cercados para ID crianzA,
Tontes virgeuea. cuepts ademas con los edii.
ciov necesarioa para vivienda de una familia, y
para Ia recollection de frutoa Para informsa al.
rigisse a dueBo Den Jaciuto Sole en- Ia misma
finea I5-7
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Emulsion oreosotada


cas pOderOS0 rGs5iO para las estsaedodes del eche
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA del DT. Rabe0, M
nagni6co maravoso agene terap6utco de exiio SECURE
snla H6OqS, ISsis LGFI'gitis, AsaGs CataTgO loses
DNRGoss RsJSadoa, Rssy6tGs AR5sG RGQ6tissaO loe
lAo DbdGd general " suma, para las afecciones de
u gaEganta, los bronquios los pmones. DespieTta ell
apsto VgoEZa Las naUralezas mas empobrecdaa Is e
V8medio poF excelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RABEI4I, nueVa
mica original asOCiaci6n de ACETTE DE BACALAOs
QREOsOTA HIP0FOSFITOs DE CAL. II sOsA
&elicada crema, de suave olor de gIato saboq
pA1adabla hasta por los ni6os.
EodOs los enfeEmos la tomar$n E repugnancia, cor
acilldad gusto Est6 elaborada esqUisito
Eru9beSe admiTar$ r&pida acci6n curatlva.
VeaSe 81 ampho prospecto que ac0mpana csda frasGo
De VentR tOdas las DrOguer1as Botcas l8 Isla
Cuba. Dep6sto principal La Reuni6n' jose Saba.
balas FuertOco RaFmaca DEcgueria de .Cuilermetl
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q ehANDaa Ni s2s afA 5DEs HfEDi0a Guam
lc 81 empob1ee gsssfo e1ganico antopisa 81 cuez.
po 81 aspiritU be deyolVer a siatama
narVioso toda I'd f1aiK yieor; do sh Is indies
ci6n especial del & Vane Cordial de eafsbsna de
Ulrici concsptuado por los medicos mas emf
nenta7 como 81 recoastitu9ents mSa poderOs0 81
vstg1ssuaog m6s r6pidc dd laa personals dS5ilss y
QaSssScqs: pru6beue para c0grO6ordr tales vixtudes
ID reconocidau alabadaa por los enfermos que 10
han tornado
De yenta para ~ iala DE Puerto Rico, r..
GuilIermety
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lilo Babe
Por quo ne viene entonces3
-Porqua antd indigpuests
iIndigpueata
81.
Mad. Willougby acababa de hacer Ia 1nca concession
prometda Minnie, quian por favor e haba pedido que
no hiriese loG sentimeptos del baron Ademas
81 medic maiot de deaembara8arse de 81.
~ Indispuestsi-Tepuao vivsmenta;-lpobre queFida
mial ohl lpero es6 enfeYmaf ehl l"nora"2 mo eB
NADIA gravel 5Qu5i lCual % 50 indisponci6n?
---Nada grave, etoCtO. pero no debe Bair de
habitaei6n.
--,EGparo que no estar6 en- canal
mo para taDto
--, Qlerida Minniel--diio el exceenta baron, cru.
zando Las manoB sobys colaz6n para contsner s
atdoa tal para sacafle del pecho, momentOs
antos habfa sacado 81 reoi del bolao tengo cRpa
de que est6 indgpBesa ben 10 s6 He heCho Vaja
por VERNE dnIcamente; ila tatiga ha Edo fuerte
Ahora recuerdo 10 pada que aataba aver. Dies mio
DioS io, a le ocUIress algUn mali o. rusgo, "hcra
que Saais frsnca Soy soldado que teme les heE
das. |. .habladme claranenta 2Ha pasado, al menog
bnena noch0g Qu6 e duoe7 lQa6 puado hacer p0r ea2
Ahl una ideal Isl para anQuzarla quisi6rais lOvarla
Una palabrs de mi partal. .
Mil gracias; pero, ante todo, necesita repogo. La
nenor excitacidn podrfa merle pearoGa
El baron, aproximando Bu sll6n 81 de Mad WillouR
BY comsnz6 sntoncsa aSre intsrroRaconep, as
cualasla hermana de Minnie intantaba responder no
como mejOr podiss
Sin embargo, d reverendo Saul ToBer, Slsmpre rem.
tadc riampre mudc bussaba hacfa algup tempo m me-
dio menQu ngentoaO de tomhr pafts en a conysE
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TntaraSante

For 81 astado de salUd del duenc de a Em
preua dc Omnibus "E Progreao, que hacia sua
serVicioa entire eata Capitaly Santurce Sc vende a
miama con todos suB cochea caballoa accasorioE.
Tambisn " yen5e Ia cuadra cschera, aubarren-
daRdo 81 tsrreno de 6stas.
Para iOformas divigirss D Miguel Ilane
ras en- Ia F6orica de licores del Sr Hucesor de
Quevade Heaa 6--S
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Hernaiz o. participan sus clisntes y al
comercio en- general que han recib1do nneva-
monte un surtido de SOMBREROS DE OATA-
CAOS recomeRdaRdo los que nacesiten, hagan
rRrwto sng naaiana nara nndav aaxvirlaa l9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-25

Eoluci6n II otarsda do ayer: EX no EI-CICN
Idorn Ia fugs de vocalas Pongo todos mis-
anheloH-en hacsr que nd me olvideu--y en- dar-
ts lo qua me pides--rnlen isno me pidas csloa.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-25
I,OGI0N AN1IHERPE1ILGA

DEI DOCTOR NEoEITE1Rs
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tumada quta cagpa evand0 Ia cAida del cabe0 hact
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cara Exfto SECURE Immediate Pdase todss las bot
as de a Ia A. pnr mayor, Ia del senior Guilermetg
aepOaltario.