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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

Nos dicen de Faiardo: Aqui perslste o.
comercio en- no admitir los welcomes de clnco cen
tayos sino por tres ochavos los de dlez por sels
veces los dan Tecinen por s@ sd Pfoelo oo odmten %
nor no cnatro ochavos diciendo que va pasan, y
ccUando qua Sc vuelve comprat con ellos no los ad
roiten sino por Ell precio que capricho les aeha
Ia Para este creemos que no hay raz6n alguna
toda vez que esas monedas nj Sc resel!aron, nj SC
han recoiitdo en- ell canje, nj adn siquiera Sc ia
hecho mencl6n de elias. Justo es que Sc recha
zen los vellones agujereados 81 con ello9 SOLO IS
f0asa 4 napar una cantidad considerable, perc
como co, moneda fraccionariA de peseta, deben pasa1
nor SUI valor legal"
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VARTEDADES

En- Il Colmado de Cerecedo negaron los sa-
brosos tordos mallorquines aceite fno de Mallor-
ca de los renombrados predios de Soler, habi
chuelas blancas francesas, higos blancos malague-
nos saIchichones alemanes. Mantequilla fran.
cesa de los Doctores. Remoacha, por ibras. Da-
tiles moscateles. Sc compran botellas Is cen
tavos docena. 3-3
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Dice un colega europeo: "En Ia actu!

Dice un colega europeo: En- Ia actualidad
Sc esta fernando en- Londres un cuerpo de yo-
luntarios, en- Ell cual no Sc admiten fliaclones
que de mujeres Este cuerpo de voluntarios mu.
ieres tendra por mission especial el cuidar los her
dos; pero en- case de necesidad, entrara en- fuego
Por esta razon estaran instruidas en- el maneje
del fusil pasaran revistas y sera movilizado on
case de guerra. va han dado las mujeres uI
paso mas hScia su emancipation"
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Nuestro amigo el senor don Juan B. Tina
jero es ell agente en- esta Isla del Am~arso de Co
qnercGo, Industria, MGgastrGturG AdnaSn5strGcs6n
DGrectorio general de se1as ETC. que editan en- Ma
drid los seHores Bailly Baillieri hijos. Ell anun
clio de este ineteresante ibro 10 viens pubhcandc
LA CoRREsPoNDENCfA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

CoNsEJo A LAS MADREs. Jarabe Calmante de
la senora Winsow debera usarse siempre cuando los
ninos padecen de la denticion Proporcona alivio in
quo natural alivando todo dOor amanece Ell ange.
Ito risueno feiz Els muy agradable al paladar Ali
regularza los ntestinos es ell mejor remedio
cdo para diarreas ocasionada por la dentcion otra
causa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

Lo recaudado por Ia sociedad cooperative
cpl Porvenir del Obrero', en- Arecibo, en- el mes
de Mario asciende 2O3 pesos 40 centavos y los
gastos ocurridos $4-68, resultando un so9rahO9
S4O4-32 que habfa en- GAIA, dan un total de oOS
71asos a ctYs.
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Fl Conseio de Direcci6n "a Ia sociedad %

El Consejo de Direction de Ia sociedad COO
perativa TEL Porvenir del Obrero, de Arecibo,
10 constituyen 81 Presidente don Benigno Lopez
Castro, Licenciado don Jose de Diego, Licencia-
do don jose Ramon Rivers, don Santiago Marin
Sola, don Epifanio Perez, don Manuel Astor Bal
seiro, don JOSE Angel Pereira, don Jose Maria
Santos ] don Venture RiYas
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Vento de una 792ac0 en- Ldres

Sc vende una veinte minutes de la poblacion
cas- de cafe platanos gneos guaba el resto de pas
to maezas Tiene casa habitacion demas para Ia
cia donde puede hacer fortuna I'm honbre agricutor
Sc vende plazos Ell que la interese puede drgrse
su dueno don Virgio Acevedo Hernandez resdente en-
aquea poblacion. U-I
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/ Fla fallecido sysr en- Puerta de TERRA, Il
Sra. aGna lgnac,a Martinez viuda del sar
Qento de cornetas don Juan Gimenez
escanse en- paz.
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Surta listed su despensa en- ell Colmado de
LuiHa recuerde que ALI esta la dnlca agencia en-
Puerto Rico del gran vino de LOgro1o de las bo-
degas de Anguciana, Rioja.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08
ALPUBLICO

Por convenir mis- intereses queda revocado el
poder que tenia cOnferido don Carlos Rola Otero
como apoderado mo en- la Succession Marin 10 que pu-
blico para general conocimento. Vieques Abr 1894
81 AGUEDA MARIN.
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APRovECHAD LA OCCASION

En- el establecimiento de don Juan Revent6s,
en- Manatf, Sc reciben los pesos nuevos raz6n
media aguiereada resellada a precios con
vencionales. 81
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Hemos dido decir-pues no garantlzalnos 2ssllto !
not,cia,-que ell Captain primer maqulnlSsaa
"a Draqo han quedado eesantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

Nos escriben de Las Marias e'Se ha esta-
bIecido una buena farmacia este pueblo, en- la
ore era del popular farmac@utico senior Acosta,
auien con profundo sentimiento de todos ha
ahandonado esta poblaci6n por 81 sistema Efran-
c9s" 4 pesar de las mrichas distintas considera
clones que Sc le guardaban"
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IA MONIES

Gallegos suporiores de todos tamafos, Sc
acaban de recibir en- el establecimiento de don
Jose Caldas Campillo, Tetuan esquina Tanca y
SO venden muy baratos 6-3
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a juzgar por las personas que vemos dirijir
Sc la plaza de Puerta de TERRA debe haber es
tada muy co cnrrida Ia corrida de toros que se
esta verifcardo esta tarde Ia hora de compagi
mar LA RREsrospEaclA. Manana daremos de
tales
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GUERRIIL DOLOR"
NO MAS DULURES DE JABEAAl
NO MAS CATARROSl
ALCOH ADO GIN DI A N O y

ALCOHOL ADO GIN DI 70"
de Jauregui y Rios Farmaceuticos. Arecibo Pr.
Ell Azcohoiado Indiana es un t6nico del1ciosoI
para ell bano ell tocador q. recomendamos las
personas de buen gusto y especlalmente las da-
mas uFl Alcogolado indiana no roconoce rival
nara combatir los dolores reumaticos de cabeza
de muelas, iaquecas neuralgias, catarros, huxio.
nes. Gel Alcoholado indiana es un reactivo po-
deroso Que fortalece la musculatura en- los nihos
las personas delicada. ''El Alcoholado indiana"
usado tempo es efcaz preservatlvo para
evItar las malas consecuenc1as de un alre, dc
unas Hoyiznas, de Ia humedad, de una travesla
de un yiaie fatigoso y de las mordeduras de in
sectos ponzonosos. De venta en- Ia principales
Farmacias de la Tsla. Deposito en- San Juan; Su-
cesores de Blanco. Los pedidos al por mayor, Sc
nores Jauregui Rios. Farnaceuticos, Pav1a
Arecibo, Pto.-Rico.
Agente general para Cuba Pto.--Rico,
DON MATEO FRONTERAS. l5-l
Paias calderos, bafios medios banos de
zinc, canos, canales cumbreras de hierro galva-
nizado. en- las grandes ferreterias de M. Roman
Companfa
IoUODRNnInl Queda suspendida Ia venta
NUSP EiNDlD dpor acciones de las prendas de.
tenidas en- ell CAFE ALFONSO, anunciadas pa,
ra la primera quincena de este mes Arecibo Z
Abril de 1894. francisco Caao IL
Tabacos y cigarrillos extra superiores que.
SOS de bola en- latas, mantequilla fna, en- 81 Col
mado de Cerecedo.
/
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En- Ell dep6sito de hielo en- la calle de Tetuan
num- 40, Sc reciben las monedas que no circular
a I'M real Ia peseta. Go
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08
JULIAN SILVA

SAN JUSTO n1im 80 esquina la Cruz-Deposito
de MAOUINAS DE COSER. Compra, yenta alquiler.
Accessories auas de todas classes para las mismas
ademas Sc compran venden muebles usados. Dciem-
bre 1894.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

1o.--Mauser Paso-doble, Anglada 2o--T
.sRegente' Sinfonia, Mercadante 3o-Las Pan
deretas "Polka', Valtenfel. 4.o--Raimon "Sinfo
MA, Tomas. 5.o--Jota del Barberillo, Barbieri
6. Ernestina, sMazurka' Calvist.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

Lease el anuncio que on otro Iugar lnserta
mos referente "a venta en- pdblica subasta que
tendra lugar en- esta Capital de varios brillantes
montados en- orc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

Nuestro apreciado amigo 81 doctor don = Jose $
Ma MnHoz de Las Marias, ha sido nombra 10
m9dico del battalion de Voluntarios de Marlcao'
nIimo T.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

rzge LEASE LA SECCION de Pasa-
tiempos" que veninos publicando en- la cuarta
plana de LA CoRREsPoNDENoIA.
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jP, IL OH ~ q

Esta mafana rccorri6 las GALES de costumbre
en- es' Capital, ccn q mayor orden, Ia procession
del Been Pastor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

yaguez:
"Mientras en- muchos pueblos de la Isla Sc
quejan de la sequfa que agosta los campos y mar
chita las plantas, aquf tenemos aqua de sohra
Hace una semana, por 10 menos, que estamos ba
10 ell dominic de las lluvias; pero no lluyias as
como Sc quiera, sino furiosos agnaceros que con
vierten muchas Gales en- un verdadero lodazal
Sonora nubes. -. no tanto r
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

6 dice nor Barceloneta, que eLgaIcalde de
oo,,ei7s IocaIidad don Manuel Diaz Fonseca, ma
,n7esentado la renuncia de su cargo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

YABACO EN- RAMA DEL PALS
Tienen constants existencia en- ell almacen los se-
fores Llaneza Hermanos cale de la Fortaleza nlm 49,
72-2l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

del cabello j Ia Iloci6n Monies cura infaliblemen
TO Ia caspa De venta On casa del senior CUTLER
mety.
4zznucen de llds1ca y L1brerfs
DR>0LI1PIo oTERo. PoNGE.-P.-R.
,oozso.-Fausto. fantasia. ........ S Is
Campos. os.-En tus brazos, mazurca so
Idens.-Tuya es mi vida, DANA. 80
Fumogalg Tarantela. ........ $ 40
Draper Oraci6n de Ia manana, Noct y. 80
TABACO EN- RAMA DEL Pals
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PrOcMrnNOr

Don Manuel Catala y Dueno, Procurador, ofrec
sus services PROFESSIONALS en- la Cudad de San Ge1
mon - Isl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

al phblico en- esta Capital en- los altos dc Ia her
mosa casa de don Ricardo Mendiz hal calle lie
Tetuan esquina 4 Cruz, Be Halnara H'tel de Ipgla-
tsrra El propietario del citado establecimiento
se propone montarlo con todas las comodidades
adelantos modernos
Hemos tenido OCCASION de probar el nlcoholo.
do indiana preparado en- Arecibo por los sehores
Janreguiy Rios, farmac9uticos de esa Villa, y po-
demos agegurar que .es excelente producto de
los mas recomendables su clase. Lease q
anuncio en- Ia Secci6n de Vartedades
a. consecuencia de haher subido en- Barcelo-
meta 81 rreco de Ia carne tratase de la installation
de una sociedad cooperative.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08
TeNt0 de ESt071ciG en- yMOF0UtS

En- ell barrio de Barahona t6rmino municipal de
Morovis Sc vende buena estancia de III cuerdas
encerra dicha fnca cercado de 20 cuerdas de pas
tos propos para anado cercado de alambre, 40 cuer
das de platanos, guineos frutos memories, cqerdas
de cafe guineos nuevos, cuerdas sembradas de ma
loo yerba de guinea diferentes bohios para arega-
dos una casa-haDitacon Ademas reune la IN
mensa ventaja de quedar dicha fnca el mtermedlo
de Cales Manati Vegabaja, distando de Ciales So
amente 3 cuartos de hora.
Ell que la nterese puede dirigirse en- Morovis ba-
rrio de Barahona al que suscribe. 81
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La RefoymGd0 Espey0nzd 'oHiss' asss'

dormir en- habtaciones muy rescasf JDesea usted Co
mer bien9 Pues acuda la Re10rnsGdG EsperGnzG ca
lie de la Princesa, nnero 4 Marina, Capital Precios
al alcance de todas las fortunas.
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I'M GT4LE9

Sc vende una hnca agricola compuesta de 80 cuer-
das mayor parte incadas de cafe colndante con
parte del caserio de la pobacon camno que del pue-
bio conduce al de Juana-DiaZ. Para nformes drigrse
TTURRI0Z SOUTO l5-2
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-DOqa Julian BslU0

Participa sus amigos relacionados que
ha trasladado su establecimiento de maquinas de
coser y compra venta de muebles usados, la
Gale de San Justo mum. 39 bajos 81
La caida del cabello SO evita seguramente
usando Ia perfumada 'Ioci6n Antiherpetica" del
doctor Monies, Aa caspa Is la causa ds la Caida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

Retreta maGana por la banda del Battalion
Cazadores de la Patria:
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LA MACDONALD

DE FELIX E. SOLER
Estabzectdq en- Sa9t0 Domingo RepabEcG DOnatnicanG
lEXPoRTACIONl iEXPoRTACIONi
Sc GARANTIzA UN PRoDUoTo SUPERIOR,
Go sirven los pedidos libres bordo del puerto de
Santo Domingo perfectamente envasados por todos los
yapores Veanse muestras pidanse precios el al
macen de los sehores.
BARCELO Y PERUJO.
cale de Tetuan. nnmero 45, Puerto-Rico 45-2l
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Sc alquiIa

En- Puerta de TERRA, frente q Barracones
una hermosa casa, grande, c6moda y recien
construida. Informaran en- la Farmacia de Blan-
co, San Francisco ndmero 3D. 6-5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-04-08

Tabacos cigarrillos extra superiores, que
SOS de bola en- latas, mantequilla fna, en- 81 Col
mado de Cerecedo.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30

Gov. JAMES b. MCOREARY is to-day
announced as a candidate to succeed
himself in Congress. 1t would be a
work OF superfuity to tell our readers
how admirably Gov. McCreary has rep.
resented them, and how great has been
his services to the country at large. No
one man in it has the confidence OF
Congress to greater degree than he,
and no man is nearer to the hearts OF his
constituency. He will be nominated
without opposition in his own party and
be elected triumphantly over the com.
bined efforts of the republicans, the
flesh and the devil.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30

You can't always sometimes tell
whether articles you see in Col. Grad
docks Paris Kentuckian are Original by
the author" or not, but we give him the
benefit of the doubt till his innocence is
proven. A paragraph in Wednesday
paper TO show that the world is growing
better makes a pretty good point. 1t
says: Nearly 1000 years ago Christ
couldn't find any man withou: sin
enough to throw a stone at the guilty
one, and he said go and sin no MORE"
Now we are nearly all throwing stones
either at Breckenridge or Pollard without
giving full hearing"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30

In view of the fact that Col. Breckin.
ridge persists that he is still candidate
to succeed himself, an exchange suggests
that the band meet him on bis return to
Lexington aud play "Oh, Willie, we
have Missed You; Welcome Willie
Home" The most amusing of the ma
ny cartoons that we have seen is the one
showing large gray-headed and beard
ed man with string around his neck,
being led by diminutive girl, while the
play bills announce the performance OF
lied Astray." 1t may all be very funny
to the csrtoonists and paragraphers,
but the colonel..is not growing hilarious
over the matter. Like throwing up frogs
in sling, it may be fun for the boys, but
it is death for the frogs. The two weeks
strain has had perceptible effect on the
plaintiff, ss be seems to fully realize that
the end means political death and social
damnation for him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30
NEWSY NOTES.

Hon. II. c. CORN, OF Glasgow, will
contest Goodnight's claim to continue t.
represent the bloody third.
The Union League Club of Chicago
talks OF expelling Congressman Breckin,
ridge from honorary membership.
WIN. Parker, aged "a. died at Mar.
tinsville, Ind, leaving wife 92. They
had q children, "a of whom are living.
-PrenderRast attempted to punch the
eyes out OF Charles johnson, his death
WATCH" late Tuesday afternoon. He
used broomstick.
-Wentzville, Mo, has a curiosity in
the shape OF boy ~ years old who is
five feet seven inches in height, and
weighs 2S2 pounds.
Mrs. Belvs LOCKWOOD has applied for
permission to practice before the Viz
ginia courts, at Richmond. The appli-
cation will be denied.
Maj. William Dennison Bickham,
proprietor Of the Journal, at Deyton, O.,
died suddenly Tuesday of apoplexy.
He was once city editor OF the Louisville
Courier.
-Hoke Napier, a lumberman, and
Henry Collins, a farmer enploye, fought
duel in the streets of the little town of
Fleming, w. Va, and both were Instant
ly killed.
Every investment OF $1,000 in 1858
in Western Union Telegraph stock had
received up to last September $50, 900 in
stock dividends and cash dividends of
100000
The new Platte river paper mills at
Denver, erected at cost of S525,OOO
have begun operation with force of 200
men, in addition to those employed in
the old mill.
The crew sent to raise the wrecked
Kearsarge found that the steamer had
been blown up and burned by the ma.
lives, who had previously rified it of ey-
erything movable.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30

The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
has purchased the Cincinnati, New
Orleans and Texas Pacific railroad (Cin-
cinnati Southern, and the Alabama
Great Southern. The sale is the most
gigantic and significant transfer OF rail.
road property that has been witnessed
for many years, and was made by the
purchaser Of Baron Changers interest.
The @. III. q ID. now about spans the
American continent, and is mansged by
the best equipped railroad men obtain
able.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30

The circuit court was occupied mos
OF this week by the trial OF some suit
against the L. 4 N. railroad. The plain.
tiffs shipped stock to Cincinnati and the
tain was delayed which caused them 10
miss the regular sale day. Hence the
suits. Adams, the plaintiff, in one case
got verdict for $40 and McCsrley, plain.
it'd, in another got judgment for $40.
There were several other cases OF the
same kind but they we're compromised.
Sam Bsughmsn was tried Wednesday for
breaking into a store house, and was ac-
quilted. A big lot OF equity business
has been disposed Of Court will ad-
journ this week.
MIR. j. A. Bower, the clever train
dispatcher on the X. c., was here this
week as witness in the railroad cases
Mr.. Will Eason is quite i'll 1t the home
OF his mother on Richmond street. Miss
Nellie Mars has returned from pleas
ant visit to relatives in Nicholasville
She was accompanied home by Mrs Ed.
Sparks and little daughter. Miss Ellen
o"sley was entertained in Louisville
Tuesday evening by Mics Chastine Me-
Gregor. Messrs. Robert Harding, OF
Danville, and p. NJ. McRoberts, OF Stan.
lord, were among the visiting legal lights
here this week. DIR. Hugh Grant, of
Louisville, visited his parents Tuesday.
Misses sallie Tillett, Julia Reid and
Laura Smith returned Wednesday from
Cincinnati. Mr.. Tom Dunn and wife.
visited Mrs. II. NJ. Bsilou last week.
Mr.. Freeley Peacock. of Hustonville, is
with bis father, Capt. Peacock who con-
iinues critically i'll. Mr., r II. Batson
eft "Wednesday for Cincinnati to pur.
chase his spring goods. Miss Lizzie
Thompson will return from Stanford this
week.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30
LANCASTER, CARRAR0 COUNTY.

About an inch OF snow covers the
ground this morning.
There will be preaching at the Meth
list church Sunday evening.
John Red Cloud was fined $50 in the
police court Tuesday for the same old
ofense selling whisky.
1t is said that nearly all the tobacco
plants in beds have been killed by the
severe cold weather.
Monday was cold and disagreeabla
and only few persons came in to attend
county court. No stock was on the
market.
MIR. Shooting Gallery Man, who has
held forth in the Hemphill store room
for several,weeks, ipulled up stakes and
left Wednesday.
Several pensioners in and around
Lancaster have received notice Of re-
duction in their rate, and some have been
discontinued entirely.
The "spring openings" will take place
at the several millinery establishments
tomorrow, Saturday, and the female pop
ulation will turn out en- masse.
Harry, the little son OF Mr.. Sim An
derson, was thrown and kicked by a
horse Saturday afternoon. He was pain
fully hurt, but is much better now.
The Christian church was bea usiful-
ly decorated Sunday morning, with flow
ers and evergreens and an excellent Eas-
ter sermon was preached by Elder Cow.
an. In the evening at the Presbyterian
church, he delivered temperance lee
ture which was enjoyed by large au.
dience.
The country people have gotten an
idea that they will be fined If they hitch
their teams ON the public square. We
asked councilman about it and he said
that the ordinance was only in regard to
to the park fence, lamp posts
and shade trees. There are a number OF
posts on the square which the
country folks are perfectly welcome to
use.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30

The Louisville Times says that COL E.
Polk Johnson, special treasury agent,
has had his headquarters fixed in the
new custom house in that city. This
will be good news to old Folks legion Of
friends who regretted to see him exiled
to Chicago. The old man didn't like it a
bit, either. He told us with tears in his
eyes that the folks are not like our folks
at all, and the cooks all put sugar in the
corn bread, which is revolting to true
kentuckian's stomach.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-03-30
8 OR 8 PAGES.
EVERY FRIDAY.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

THERE is nothing new in the Pollard
Breckenridge case. The judge admitted
most of the dispositions, but threw out
that OF DIR. Lewis with reference to 6
conversation with Col. Swope about
Miss Pollard, because it was entirely
hesrssy. The reading OF the dispositions
has occupied the court most all the
week and as they have been noted be-
fore, they created no interest. Experts
we're called on to prove that Miss Pol
lard did write the letters inviting the
colonel to visit her in Cincinnati in
1886, the authorship OF which she vehe-
mently denied, adding while on the wit
ness stand that no one knew better than
Col. Breckenridge that the letter was
forgery. X. r. Rossell. of Nicholasville,
whose deposition was ruled out, WAS
placed upon the stand and testified that
in 1888, while he was clerkiug in Gin
cinnati, Miss Pollard came into the store
and sent messenger boy telling him she
wanted to see him. He went to see aud
saw her repeatedly after that. They
soop fell in love with each other, an en-
gagement followed, during which there
was much OSCILLATION and an unusual
amount of embracing. Her favorite seat
was on his lap during his calls. Wit
ness had to go tojChicago and Miss Pol
lard insisted on going with him, but he |
put her off. While he was in the Win
dy City he received many letters from
her, but hearing how she permitted 9TH
or men to thug and kiss her," he broke
the engagement and asked her to return
his ring, which she. did not do. During
this testimony Miss Pollard WINGED con-
and hung her head. He was
born in 1860 and the lady told him that
her birthday was November, 1863. All
this was to show that the plaintiff was a
very fast girl and about six years older
than she claims to be. Col. Breckin-
ridge has not taken the stand yet and
wont II he is smart and has no better sto-
~ to tell than has been developed.