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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

74Iy ia de Ia Ley de Enjuiciamien
to Crimial.
FALLAMOS que debemos conde-
mar " condenamos Cosme Santiago
sin otro . -llido nj spodo como autor
Iresponsable de un delito de homicide
perpetrado en- la persona de don
AdoIfo Sanchez Cotorruelo, con las
circunstancia agravante de reinci-
deidencia, & la pena de Uenste amos
de reclusi6n, & lasacces orias de inha-
bilitaci6n absolute temporal en- toda
su extension y sugecion la vi
pilancia de la autoridad durante el
tempo de Ia condena y otro tan
to mas al pago de la 6a par
te de las costas causadas hasta el
auto, acordando la aperture del juicio
oral Y la totalidad de las ocasiona
das con posterioridad, asf como tam
bien al page en- concepto de inds m IL
zaci6n & los herederos del occiso, dc
la cantidad de cincuenta mil pesetas
Devue vsuse & los herederos del in
terfecto los efectos que Sc ocuparon
al levantar ell cadaver y & Felipe Op-
penh aimer los que tambien Sc le ocu-
paron Y sc relacionan en- el atestado
de folio so3 Sc declara la insolven-
cia del procesado Cosme Santiago
Publiquese, notifiquese y hrme
que sea esta sentencia dada cuenta.
As{ 10 pronunciamos, mandamos y
Serrantes j ,
se Robles-Dimas de R.mery. PA
blicacion: Leida y Publicada fue la
anterior sentencia por el seiior Magis-
trado Ponente don Jose Roble Lahera
en- Ia Audiencia, de hoy doee de No
viembre de mil ochociento noventa y
cuatro. Certifco - FL Secretario,
Eduardo AcuTia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

Po- once pesos Sc puede hscer el visje de
Posee = Cspi-sl vice versa
e Preeios 4 i,s dc esta localidad y
en- rs u yamonesa de- San Juan do Puerto
Re-. xpi lsn los correspondientes bilieter,
a. tn iformes'
4 noisn hetan coches elsgantss y como
doa ecioa convenciopslss.
k0aee y NpyiembEs 6s lseA- 7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12
Ell HOGAR VACIO

Ayl tu hogar esta humedo y sombrio,
de tn encanto vaeio,
de todos tus refiejos despojadol
FL aire que agitaba tus cabellos,
como no juega en- ellos,
circula entire los arboles callado,
Sc caen marchitas al abril las rosas
que frescas y olorosas,
aver reian en- tus sienes bellas;
Y creccn las acacias tan lozanaS,
que cubren las ventanas
por donde nos miraban las estrellas.
Como uno otro dia no te vieron,
tus tortolas huyeron,
aquellas que amorosas y sencillas,
sobre tn caste seno Sc emplnaban,
Y tus labios besaban
golpeando con sus alas tus mejillas.
Quien sabe donde estan, adonde han lido
a suspender su nido!
Extrafias son las que en- Ell bosque moran,
las que Sc mecen en- sus yerdss cafias,
d tn recuerdo extrafas,
las que en- tn sauce predilecto lloran.
Todavia aquel arbol eminente,
sobre ell balloon saliente
deja inclinado que su copa osclle;
pero va no entrelaZan en- los muros
sus vastagos oscuros
la madreselya y el jazmin de Chile.
Greece yerva salvaje en- las macetas
colmadas de violetas,
que tn regabas al morir ell dia,
y ruedan por los patios desbandadas
las hojas arrancadas
de aquel naranjo que tn edad tenia.
Las limpias aguas del raudal cercano,
que en- tn rosada mano
beber solias con afan sonrierte,
cuando del linde de tn hogar SO alejan,
parece que sc quejan,
que van llorando por su duefia ausente.
Las olas son que en- apacibles horas,
copiaron, seductoras,
de tn frente de nina la azucena!
Las mismas olas que no bien llegaban
tendiendose buscaban
algdn hoyuelo de tn pie en- La arena
como en- los dfas del ardiente Enero;
la jaula del jilguero,
aun cuelga del aparral fresco y umbroso;
pero Jay! en- vez del que quisiste tanto,
hay otro, cuyo canto
es un gemido de dolor medroso.
Asi mi Ira llorara tn susencia
tn candida existencia
cual blanca nube Sc elevo del suelo
y en- 10 infinite desplego sus galas.
Los one nacen con alas,
lque pronto suben de la TERRA al cielol
Rafael O6ligads
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12
On cOncitrrente :"
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ra petr6leo desde una hasta GIN
co luces: tienen de venta y las
realiza 10 p.S mds baratO que
nadte. A. Lucchetti & ca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12
UN PARAISO
QUR rs I'm INFIBRNO

Nos parece muy atendible y muy
oportuna la manifestation que sc nos
envia, y que insertamos q fn de que
la tome en- cueuta la aStoridad local
6 el iefe de- policia.
"Pasa va de castafio oseuro 10 que
ocurre en- el NAL llamado PGrGiso de
nuestra PevLa las noches de function.
va allf gente, que sin Rev nj Ro
que. y sin chispa de decoro, nj mu
cho menos de respeto y considera-
ci6n, sc desmandan con desaforados
gritos y palabras soeces que es va
impossible que las personas cultas
que concurren & squel lugar, y que
por sus pobres recursos no Pueden ir
abajo. soporten y toleren.
Vemos que la policfa que sc esta-
blece en- dicho sitio es impotente, por
todos conceptos, para meter en- Gin
tura tantos atrevidos y desvergon-
zados, y pedimos & quien corresp"n
da que SC refuerce con cuatro 8 seis
guardias mas. fin de conseguir, s. es
possible por Ia fuerza, va que no vo
luntariamente, que nueStro coliSeo
aparezca & la vista de propios y ex
trafios como un verdadero centro de
cultura nunca de ignorancia y de
escandalo.
Jamas creimos fuera necesario el
que Sc tomara esta medida E ara impo-
ner el orden en- el citado lugar; pero
en- vista del desarrollo que van to-
mando semejantes hechos, Sc hace de
todo punto indispensable la renova-
ci6n.
Somos de los que piensan que alIf
donde no surte efecto la fuerza de la
rax6n, Sc impone neces riamente la
razon de Ia fuerza.
On concurrenfe
ST va no Sc rinden suplicas nj rs
zones los que alborotan en- ese pa
raiso, sera necesario reducirles EN-
pleando nedios duros. fin de q1e
el p1blico en- general, que no Sc con
funde con ocho 6 ounce energ1me
nos, pueda gozar de los espectaculos
teatrales sin exponerse q escuchar las
sarracinas del gallinero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12
RECORTES

Siempre Sc nos hace largo ell tempo que
estamos con los que nos incomodan.
NADIA es mas natural nj mas engafoso que
creerse amado
Los amantes no advierten los defectos de
sus amadas hasta despues de acabado 81 an
canto.
No durarian largo tempo las reneillas
81 no hubiese agravios mas que de una par
to-
Estableced el orden 10 sostendrA el
m6todo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

Algnnas de las personals que concurren a
teatro tienen la maia costumbre de coiocs'
los pies en- las butacas que les euedan de-
lante, moviendo'os coutinuamente mo-
lestando de ese modo al vecino.
7 como este es una naia costumbre, opi-
namos que debe corregirse.
Hsmos dido tocsr en- el piano Una pre-
ciosa mazurk4 compueeta por ei reputado
director de orqueats de la compsnia lsfsn-
til, sesor Garcia Vllamala, titulada M 70
cnerds la cual piensa su autor dedicsr g.
bello sexo ponceho On la noeh- de su be-
ue6cio.
E. una piexa musical que agradsra mucho
al p1biico.
Contir IA la reiaci6a de ias paf+"'ST que
han tornado plares del mspa Sd p9na
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12
AntereSanfG

Ell que suscribe, vscino residente en-
e.ta cindad, cslle de la Villa, p1mero go,
cuida caballos Y yeguas an sus estsncias de
Santa Isabel, So psrejs de uno II otro
sexo.
En- dos meses as indiscutibla one cus-
au ar psr. ia 80 repondrs, el l. 1e f zero
reaaa-.cara h illaAta 20 In lfnea. Acudid,
pues, eolieirar ps-to- Al -n-e.ioieate
jaime Bus
Popca 10 Nnyiambra 1894 m i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

Tn pastor mormon, padre de diecisiet hi
JOS, pasea por la calle, cuando de pronto SO
le acerca un nifo sollozando.
No llores lie dice-ven casa conmigo.
AL llegar su domicilio dice su mujer:
-Esposa mfa aquf to traigo este nifo
que he Q, contrado en- la calle; considerable
como hijo nuestro.
-tPero 81 va 10 es.-contesto la mujer
aturdida. mo recuerdas que es uno de los
dltimos que hemos tenidoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12
CHA De PRESTAMOS

P-rs q . del corriente 80 veri6earS On
eat,. ssrs lecimiento el remate de las prem
Dr. ryos intereses no han sido sAtisfechos
s.rv-~ io et to de aviso los interesados
~ hoes consiguientes.
1862 14l34 1925 1922 1925
J45T} 1883 l46O3 146l9 l4674 1858
J4135 1883 l4S63 1881 15Ol9 l5O27
1:5 1862 '5057 150S5 l5099. 1872
l.llS l5l49 1887 1878 1879 l520S
Ja 1928 1924 1927 15247 1886
ls.Ct 1928 l52So 1920 1925. 1902
953l5 1929 1890 1887 15340 1913
l5sae 1888 1880 1884 1887 1871
lds5 1919 1882 1887 1897 l5399
Js4 1902 l5408 1913 1923 1925
l54T 1850 l5469 1870 15479 l548O
L. & 10 90 1550a 1857 1887 1886
l5- 1850 1856 1872 1885 1888
lt5 ; 1867 1868 1851 1855 1865
lo7CU Ois.
L. CHARD6N & Co.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

Ent:e los originates retirados hoy 6guran
nm artfculo de Rivera Colon titulado La
Charca, un trabsjo de redaccion on que te, :
minan los esbozus biogra6 os de Paez. la
cr6nica de Abril y la secci6n A diestro y
sisiestro
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12
Sc alquila

una espaciosa Y bien ventilada
casa. capaz para una familia nu-
merosa, sta en- La Gale Union.
Informara Manuel Nendes. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

aturdida. -tNo recuerdas que es uno de los
dltimos que hemos tenidoi
En- una estaci6n de ferrocarril.
Presentase ante la taquilla una ssnora
acompaf1ada de una nina, dice:
I'm billete entero para mi y medic para
mi hiia
-Sefiora-contest6 ell expendedor-esa nj
ia tieue edad para pagar oil billete entero-
-iPor que ese rigorf Pues hace cinco amos
que no viaja mas que mitad de precio.
Logica mercantil.
-Yo-decia un sastre-no paso nunca Ia
cuenta las personals decentes.
y cuando no to pagan tqu6 hacesi
-Cuando no me pagan al cabo de algun
tempo, dejo de considerarlas como personals
decentes Sc las paso.
Tn industrial, gran admirador de Sha-
kespeare, abrio un establecimiento, ante el
cual puso la siguiente muestra:
al auepo Otelo. -FdbTicd dc seLosids.
No to abatas pensamiento;
eleva al cielo las alas
cruza las anchas salas
del azul del frmamento
que 20 la dicha presiento
treyes de mis- dolores,
pues son mis- triste amores
como las ondas de un rio
que 50 desliZa sombrio
entire tumbas Y entire flores.
Mariana Abra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12
Cartera
de la leila

Dice La Bala,&a que han llegado Ia
Capital, procedentes de la isla de- Cuba,
7ran Dumero de faeerdctes que vienen re-
cibir al Obispo de ssta di6sesis.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

Dice El Crsterio que dent o de breves dias
pasara & Humacao nuestro ilustrado amigo
on Lucas Anoadeo. con al objeto de yer la
tnanera de- estableocr ell Banco del Este, ba-
jo Iaa bases del Ag'ieola que fur eiona en- Ia
Capital!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

Dentro de POGO sera uu hecho en- Huma-
Gao la fundaci6n d. una biblioteca p1blica
por la Que tanto hs abogado nuestro colega
La MuieT
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

Ell sabado un gran numero de perso
mas obsequi6 al senior Gonzalez Font COZ
una serenata por su discurso en defsnsa d.
Cosme Santiago.
Nuestro amigo, a su vez, brind6 prof
samente sus visitantes dulces, licores
tabacos. Dsspues SO bailaron en- 81 ample
salon slgunas dapzas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-12

" $ os.los articulos I, 8, circunstan
y r. i~s I9 y del 10. II. II. I6, 40, "a
26, IS 50. s., regla :. del go, tabla
- >'rativa de 9s y4I6 del Codigo
z y I4I, T42, 2o3 23o al 24I,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-25

The following are the transfers of rea
estate in Lincoln county for the week end
inn Spnt %.
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PROBATE COURT.
Largest Amount Of Business Transacted, Mon
day, Tor Several Weeks.

The probate court was a busy place, Mon
day, more business being transacted thar
for many weeks, partly due to there being
no court for four weeks. A large number
of accounts were settled, and several hear.
ings held. In the insolvency court, F. A
Waldron was appointed assignee on the
insolvent estates of Amos N. Strange and
Samuel r. futile, of Waterville; Joseph
Williamson, Jr., was appointed assignee on
the estate of H. F. Yeaton, of Augusta; W.
T. Reynolds, of Sidney, was appointed
assignee on the estate Of Ledger Belanger.
Wills were approved and allowed, as fol.
lows: OF Mary M. Folsom, of Monmouth,
S. L. Folsom appointed executor; of Frank
Tibbetts Of Oakland, Annie L. Tibbetts,
executrix; of George G. Harvey of Halo
well, G. f. Harvey, executor; of M. j.
Hillman, Farmipgdale, o. B. Clason, exec
utor; of |. w. Buker, Litcbfield, w. B.
Kelton of Waterville, administrator with will
annexed; of P. A. Toin, of Waterville, p.
A. Toin, of Waterville, executor; of Alex
ander Hall, Of Vsssalboro, W. A. Hall,
administrator with will annexed.
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Mr.. James A. Herne's hero, Nathaniel
Berry, in "Shore Acres" is one of the
frequent types of the modern drama. The
play ashore Acres" is said to be unusually
interesting and had remarkably success
full run in New York and Boston. Its
scenes are laid at Lamoine, which faces
Frenchmat's bay, and is close to Bar Har-
Dor. Mr.. and Mrs. Herne own some prop
erty in that neighborhood and it is there
that the author studied the different types
shown in this beautiful comedy-drama OF
modern New England life. The first act
shows the Shore Acre farm near Bar Har-
Dor, and the second act the Berry kitchen.
The third act shows the interior OF the
Berry lighthouse. This is revolving
scene and when changed shows the exterior
of the lighthouse and the ship "Liddy Ann
At sea. "Shore Acres" will be presented at
the Opera house, Wednesday evening.
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"DAvY JONES.

The great Boston Museum success,
"Davy JONES'" which will be presented at
the Opera house, Friday evening, prom
Uses to become a national success. The
opera i. fresh, bright and attractive and
will be presented with the original Boston
cast, a company of so people, their own
orchestra, and carload of scenery. The
music is bright, and so catchy that much OF
II can be whistled after q night at the opera,
particularly inasmuch as some OF the best
songs receive several encores, and the audi
ence have an opportunity to become
familiar With the melodies. Don't Get
Gay With Shay" promises to become the
comic song of the season. The opera
reminds one of both '.Piusfore'' and "Ship
Alloy" 10y the came composer), and its
fame elsewhere assures crowded house.
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2!WgI1.S, WEBSTER { COMPANY
POLICE D0INes.
Rum PeddIers will Soon Find There Is No
Money In II.

W. H. Stinchfeld, who was brought here
Saturday, and tried for peddling rum at the
National Home, Togus, received a sentence,
Monday, by Judge Andrews, before whom
he was tried, and will remain in Jail eigh,
months. He was found guilty of five sin
gle sales.
Charles Rhodes, who was tried for the
same cause. was fined 500 and costs, and
sentenced to 60 days on several sales and
on a seizure case he was fined. He
appealed. If bondsmen are not procured
he will be committed for about a year. r
Two .ramps appeared before the judge,
yesterday afternoon; said they had been
working Ion the Wiscasset & Quebec rraiL
road, and were bound for Rumford Falls.
Their story being pretty straight they were
allowed to continue their journey.
J. F. Watson and Peter Mahoney we're
taken in charge when the ll.30 A. M.
express train arrived, yesterday morning,
by request Of the conductor. These men
hailed from St. John, N. B., and were on
their way to Boston. 1t seemed that there
was claim that their tickets were not all
right. They waited here till Afternoon,
when word was received from the Maine
Central headquarters at Portland, and they
bought tickets for there.
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SILVER STREETS wcrony.
Wins Postponed 2 10 Race Easily From HALLE
In Two Heats.

The g. 10 race between Silver Street and
Halle, that was postponed from Saturday,
took place at the driving park, Monday
forenoon and considerable interest was
manifested in it. About 400 people gather
ed at the park to witness the wind-up, which
only took two heats.
j. Z. Alexander was starter and the other
judges were Byron Boyd and j. NJ. Fogg,
Anna Church, timer.
At 1870 the two horses came out and
were greeted with applause. After scoring
several times they went off, Halle at the
pole and rounding her turn made one of her
skips, but did not seem to lose. On the
back stretch Silver Street was laboring to
get ahead. At the end Of the first half the
latter was length behind Halle. On tie
back stretch Silver Street pressed ahead of
Halle and took the pole, gaining quite
q lead on the stretch and came
in about four lengths ahead. Time, fl est quar-
ter, 80, second, 90, third, LA, mile, 2 %.
The second heat was more exciting and
closer, it looking doubtful at one time
whether or not Silver Street would
win. On the back stretch they were head
and head for quite distance, but on the
upper turn Halle made skip, which
allowed Silver Street to gain. On the first
half Silver Street was about two lengths
ahead of Halle, the latter breaking on the
turn slightly, which made her chances of
victory LOOK dubious. Halle made good
fight on the stretch, but Silver Street
came in fully three lengths in the lead.
Time, first quarter, 81, second, LOO, third,
Las, mile, 30.
Silver Street threw one of her shoes in
the last of the finishing heat. but was not
retarded any. This is the 18th race this
season that Silver Street has trotted in and
in eight Of the number she las taken first
money.
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AMUsEM ENTs.
JAMES j. CoRBETT TONIGHT.

James J. Corbett, champion of the world
will appear at the Opera house, tonight, in
the title-role of the comedy drama, "Gentle-
man Jack" This play was written from
incidents in the champions career, and
gives him opportunity to display his talents
both as an actor and athlete. There are q
number of realistic scenes introduced,
including the campus of Payen college, the
Halliday National Bank, New York; the
Madison Square Roof Garden, New York
the training quarters at Loeb Arbor, and
the arena of the Olympic Club, New
Orleans. During the scene of the training
quarters, Mr.. Corbett introduces an exhibit
ton of bag punching.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennebec.

The following are the transfers Of real
estate in Kennebec county for the
week ending Sept %.
BELGRADE-N. W. Copp of Mt. Vernon, to
Emma Dcvot of Augusta, land with buildings, $3.50
ILINToN-Ann Wells and others to Angie Star
board, land ,s1Oo; Alpheus Adams 10 Nancy Ed
bridge, land, $75.
H4LLowELL-F. r. Wellman to Geo. A. Parks
land 81; q. A. Parks to Lucy A. Hanson, LAND, g /
No. MoNNouTH-H +, Lindsay to Leonida.
Pettingil',tsn $40; c. S. Sanborn TO L. Pettngil
land, ST. - -.t' nv --H.
WATERvILLE-FrazierG Imam of Hudson. s. d
to Annie J. IT,. Connell. land, $3.50; Carrie NJ. Doe
of Ann Arbor, Mich, to j. l.. Light, land slq0o
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Nelson to Start wednesday.

The JOURNAL was informed, Monday, BY
M. S. Currier of the firm of Currier 4
Nelson, proprietors of Pine Grove Stock
Farm, that he received a telegram, Mon
day morning, from Mr.. Nelson, saying that
he should start the horse Nelson on We'd
nesiay
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&orlr.
kENNEBEC

Mt vernon-sept. %, 10 the wife of Eugene
Smith, a son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-25

Joseph Williamson, Jr., is in Boston, on
law business.
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FINANCIAL.
n SYNDICATE II
IN SPECULATION
d IN STOCKS, BONDS, ETC.

Safest for moderate Investors.
IANoESE Ikcturus ON the tuNes ment.
No knowledge & SptCuiatt0n niece ssary.
SO - $1,000 can DE invested with mtrc than
uSua degree o safety, as all transactions re made
by CO ppntcut cNper.s of long experience and I'M
questioned ahIty Dividends payable monthly.
All money 20 our C-vut can tc withdrawn first
day ~ any month. Rtjdcnls can be- reiuN cSted
so As To KCt thu hCntt' OF compound interest.
Si0n - per cent per month, compound in
tere,t for . wear, amounts tooNcr So 900.
SS0O az 40 per ceHt frr month, compound in
$40 AT "a ner cent pr mouth compound a..
tcrcst fer 3 Years, amounts 10 oH'r 50 QUO.
our FEC0aD Of BWl0ts1S Fua 1884.
JAN. 1884, 10 ear GlaE MAY, 1854, IS PER CENT,
ft5, lSe4 JUss, l694, s
MAS, 1894, 10 JatY, 1894, 40
APRIL 1854, 10 AUS 1894, 100 "
July and Augut dividends Iho result % tho
rapid dNHncc in Co'n,
tonservHhNc-Satc- re. pousihle
Established August, l>af lIauR reference.
our President has been FOR fifteen years the
president OF oYe az our National Ranks.
Money can bv sent by tNufrss or postOticc
money ordtr % New ORR draft payable to The
Traders syndicate, ar T., H. Rood, uvu.uryr.
Full particulars mailcd free on application 10
4 The Traders Syndicate, 3
Traders Building. Chicago III.
e Representatives, Wuttcd, lcp2ilw IA
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"Shore Acres" at Bangor.

The following telegram was received
last night, and tells its own story;
BANGOR. Sept, 24.--Opera house packed
tonight, with delighted audience witnessing
Shore Acres" Piece elegantly staged
and acted. Augusta people will greatly
enjoy the performance. a
FRANK A. OWEN.
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BooTHBAY-Andrew +. Perkins to Annie B.
Na.on, land and buildings, 800.
BRIsToI-Uniied States TO Pemaquid Land Co.
given to establish line ST. Pemaquid Land Co. &c
United States. given TO establish line, 81.
WALDoRoRo-Heirs OF Geo Allen TO Edward
r. Benner, land and buildiogs, s.; Sarah q. Ben
ner to heirs of Geo. Allen, land and buildings, 81
wIsCAs SIT James Y. Gould TO Eliza J. Cliff
ford, land and buildings, 800.
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Constable Sale.
State of Louisiana.-Parisb Of Yer
milj0n,-lst Justice Court.
ID. Delcambre
vs.
Dolce ThGriot.
No. -

By virtue of a writ of feri taeias
issued By the LIST justice court in mat
tiers of the above numbered and enti-
tied case authorizing and empowering
me to sell at pubcic auction the prop
erty hereinafter described, / will
proceed to sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder in front of
the Justices office in this parish, on
Saturday, December 20, 1894,
between the honrs Of IL o'clock a.
M. and 4 o'clock p. M, the follow
ing described property. seized 10
satisfy said writ, to wit
One blue gray horse-One lot Of
cotton, 1900 lbs.
Terms-Cash.
Given under my official signature
this 18th day Of December, A. D.,
1894.
CAMILLE LEBLANC.
Constable.