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in the case of the Lynchburg Bank
against the Citizens Bank, OF Hillsboro.
o. N. Sans, of Hillsboro, was conduct
ing the case for the Citizens. and attor
ney Cleveland of the w. S., for Lynch.
burg. The amount sued for was over
$11,0 900. Examination was continued
until next week.
J.F. Wilbanks was in Wilmington
last Saturday.
Aunt Margaret Wallace returned
home. Friday. from the City, where she
has been visiting her son.
A. j. Swain, of Pricetown, was calling
on friends here, Saturday.
Well boys, get your tin horns and
everything ready to make big noise,
Prepare to march up Main to Pearl, and
then 60 east on Pearl, as there is strong
talk OF a wedding. before many changes
of the moon.
R. s. Chaney was in town last week
Also, VIM. Moberly, from near Buford
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CHENILLE CURTAINS So 9S, 81 90,
and s. 90 per pair-at Chas. Richards.
At New Lexington.

On the evening Of Wednesday, Novem-
Der %, the Arion Lady Quartette will
sing in the Opera House, at New Lex.
ington This is most excellent COM
pany. They will be assisted by j. Ed
mund Cooke, the poet.
AS to the character of this entertain.
ment the following extracts will afford
reliable information;
1t is not often that a convention is so
thoroughly served with music as is the
State Teachers Association. The com.
mittee has employed two celebrated
vocal quartettes, whose singing at the
sessions is one OF the chief delights of
the occasion. The Arion and Imperial
Quartettes are from Chicago, and their
songs are invariably enthusiastically
cheered for an encore Monitor, Spring.
field, W.
The most delightful feature OF the eve.
ming was the singing of the Arion Lady
Quartette. All of their selections were
we'll chosen and 30 creditably rendered
that there was no hesitation in accord.
ing to them the largest measure of ap.
plause. Chicago Times
The Arion Ladies' Quartette, Chicago,
did some of the most exquisite concerted
singing have ever heard. The liquid
ring OF the tone emitted, the absolute
accuracy of time, the graduations of the
shading which gave lifelike truth to the
sentiment, the clear enuncation of
words, all made their singing delight.
Why have we nothing like it in our
much boasted Cincinnati John S. Ta1
Clere, Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
The work of Mr.. Cooke covers wide
field of prose and poetry. He began
such work at an early age and has pro-
gressed steadily His poems are rather
his cleyerest work. Most Of them are
written in semi humorous vein, which
style for few years has been very pop
ular. His poems are quoted widely, in
England as we'll as in the United States
Tickets on sale at John Hanley's store
Saturday, November oath, at o'clock
standard time.
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LYNCHBURG.
November 20, 1894.


Messrs. Isaiah Tedrick and VIM. Bar
rackman were in town last week.
j. l. Orebaugh was in Wilmington
Tuesday, on legal business.
b. G. Linton and DR.. John Srofe were
in the city, Tuesday.
Misses Lizzie Cooper, Lucy and Ella
Buck, of Hillsboro, are circulating among
their many friends here today.
On last Tuesday evening little son
of VIM. Dean had his shoulder thrown
out of place and an arm broken. The
little fellow is doing very nicely under
the skillful treatment of DR.. Duvall.
j S. Faris, clerk at the Barker House,
has severed his connection with that
hostelrie, leaving the house in full con.
troll OF Mr.. Barker.
The distillery expects to feed about
llO0 cattle the following winter. The
firm OF Freiburg and Workum sold the
plant to Chicago firm. The house will
start about Nov. 27 or 28.
Squire Orebaugh and wife were in the
city visiting friends last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Our stock buyers are put to quite lot
OF extra trouble by not getting cars when
they need them,
Amos Willett was here from near
Neyin, r. 0 Thursday.
| Corn is being bought at the still house
at 37c. per bushel. and quite good deal
! is being purchased at that figure.
spositions we're taken here Friday,
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PRICETOWN.
Nouamhar LOT

November 10Th, 1891.
P. G. Robinson and family Sundayed
with friends at Union.
VIM. Wardlow and family, OF Bloom.
ingsburg, Fayette county, will move
into the property of A. R Donohoo, the
first of the week.
Mrs. d. A. Pulliam, and son Ebert,
were calling on friends at Blanchester,
Saturday and Sunday.
Master Blaine Faris has taken up his
abode for the winter, with John r.
Thompson and wife, OF Jacksonville.
Mrs. BARLEY Smith, formerly of this
place, but now living in Indiana, is cir.
culating among relatives and friends in
this community.
Several OF the young people were en-.
tertained by Stanley and Mabel Stevens,
Saturday night.
Mrs. Ruth Sanderson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jane DeHass, at
indianapolis returned home last week
Sam Lyons and wife and Louis STRAIT.
ton and wife were guests Of N. S. Ian.
dess and wife, Sunday.
There will be preaching at the Uni.
versalist Church next Sunday at ten
o'clock a. m. Also, at night, by Rev. R.
N. John, of Blanchester.
The Ladies' Aid Society, of this place
will give an oyster supper at the town
hall, Thursday night, Nov. Goth.
Mrs. Nancy Mount, wife of John
Mount, died suddenly last Monday
morning OF heart disease. She arose in
a. good health as usual, but in shori
time was taken sick and expired before
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NEW PETERSBURG.
November 10Th, 1894.

Howard Grimsley, OF Columbus, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Olive Patton, OF near Carmel, is
the guest of Miss Carrie Weller.
Marion Setty has removed with his
family to Cores Station, where he has
been employed as farm laborer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clyborn, OF JEFF
fersonville, are visiting relatives here.
If reports are true there will be we'd
ding ere this is in print.
The festival Wednesday night given
by the members of the M. E. Church,
was success in every particular. Gross
receipts were $l05, leaving net gain
of $76.
Miss Blanche Jones, OF Hillsboro, is
being entertained by Miss Eta Weller.
Theremains of Ben Estle were brought
through here Saturday and taken to the
cemetery at Stringtown The deceased
was about so years old.
The dedication OF the Odd Fellows
hall drew large crowd to town but moi
as many as were expected on account
OF the inclement weather. The exer
cises were good and well rendered
showing careful preparation OF the
| work.
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HIGHLAND.
November 10. 1894.

NONHm mOpT lt,
ii. 7. Stuckey was visiting at his old
home, at Cool Hope, Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Misses Boatright were at home
near Russells, Sunday.
David Hixson is quite sick with ty.
phoid fever, at his home south OF town.
What has become OF the street lamp in
the East End? The city dads should
see that lamp is on every post
Harry Cohn who has been clerking in
the City, was home last week for few
days.
Frank and Urias Suder and Albert
Boyer, who have been spending the
summer here in the interest OF the Key.
stone Fence Co., returned to their homes
in Pennsylvania.
Lexington is going to have reading
club the coming winter. Such standard
magazines as the Cosmopolitan, Forum,
North American Review, Review OF Re.
views, Arena, Harpers Weekly, and
such others as are deemed best.
Last Friday evening about twenty of
Miss Grace Earl's friends gathered at
her home, south of town, for surprise
on her. A good time was reported.
The school had their pictures taken
last Friday, by Geo. Edwards
Mr.. Frank Woodmansee, of Prairie
City, H., and Mrs, Yeaman, OF Dayton,
O., are visiting Geo. Woodmansee.
Mrs S. N. Brown and Miss Haines, OF
Bloomingburg, O., were visiting d. S.
Ferguson and family.
Mrs. Maggie Z. Patton, OF Bainbridge,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Murry
Mcpherson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Edwards, of Ports.
mouth, O., brought their only child
here for burial in the New Lexington
cemetery.
After silence of three weeks, the
New Lexington mills have been started
again. The delay was caused by having
new boiler and other improvements
placed in the mill, which makes it one
Of the best equipped mills around here.
Mr.. Frank Powell and family, of
jamestown, o., were visiting relatives
here Sunday.
The public meeting OF the Epworth
League was we'll attended, and those on
the program acquitted themselves well.
Rev. D. s. Ferguson will give his lee.
ture "Moral Courage" to the League in
three weeks.
The surprise visit at the residence of
J. S. Cadamy, last Wednesday, in honor
of Mr.. Cadamy's SEVENTEEN milestone,
was attended by his children and friends
and was in every respect an enjoyable
affair. He knew nothing about it until
little before noon, when they began
arriving The afternoon was spent in
music and conversation. Mr.. Cadamy
was the recipient Of several nice and
useful presents, constant reminders OF
the happy reunion and his SEVENTEEN
birthday.
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Free Until January LIST.

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medical aid could be summoned. Her
remains were inferred in the Barker
cemetery.
Several of our young who are theatric.
ally inclined contemplate giving an en-
tertainment during the holidays. Chas.
Srofe informs us he has sent for the
plays and they will begin preparing as
soon as they arrive.
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Itch, mango, and scratches on human
or animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool.
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails,
Sold by w. R. Smith & Co.. druggist,
Hillsboro.
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FINGER RINGS Solid gold and gol(
filled-cbeap--at Chas. Richards.
A Cold Winter.

The weather prophets predict cold
winter. The people will all want good
rubber boots, shoes and arctics. The Col
chester Brand is the best. Merchants
can be quickly supplied by sending their
orders to @. Gillian, Portsmouth, o., or
direct to the Colchester Rubber Com
pany, Providence, r. l. li-l6-4t
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CLOAKS You couldn't wish better
$5, Sc, IS, and $40, at Char. Richard.
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SHOES = Ladies = the good wearing
kind-heayy or fine - $l.5O at Chas
Richards.
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SHOES-Ladies' heavy shoes II that
will wear = cheap as 81 90 - at Chas.
Richards.
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Furniture of every kind and descrip.
tion at J. w. Pence's, near planning
mill.
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DRESS GOODS SALE Still continues
this month ct Chas. Richards.
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Buy your furniture of ]. w. Pence.
You will save money by it.
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EFUR CAPES = Astrakham, Coney-
Wool Seal and Electric Seal, in popular
lengths, at Chas. Richards.
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Double woven, wire spring folding
cots, 81 25 at ]. w. Pence's, near plan
ing mill.
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Ask your grocer for NatIonaI Flour.
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DRESS GOODS We're never sold as
cheap before ~ they are being sold this
month at Chss. Richards'.
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SHOES-For ladies-''lots" of wear or
style for 81 so at Chss. Richards.
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CLOAKS-Cheap as 81 so, at Chas.
Richards.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05

che antes de Ia eiecuci6n de Valiant, y asegura
que on las proclamas secueStradas por la pocia
de l.6ndres on la reunion del Club auton6mico,
SO halla la en- que SO amenazaba de muerle a
Mr.. Carnot.
Entire los conspradores habia un tal I.abore
que habla sido arrestado eH Montpelier, donde
sc dice due comic con Santo e sabado hltimo.
Otro indvduo do nombre Graner, dc qaicn Sc
sabe que el domingo antes del crimen eNpresd
su creencia dc que Mr.. Carnot habia muerto,
tambi6n estuvo punto de ser preso; cuando
un policia le intm6 4 que Sc entregara, saco un
cuchillo y Sc hiri6 en- el abdomen quedando
muerto.
Idem, idem 3O-Ayer fu6 llamado Santo
declarar de nuevo, y contestaba con timidez q
las preguntas que SO lie haclan pcro en- una dc
elias Sc exalt6 y habl6 con passion del anarquis.
mo, diciendo tamb6n que ignoraba 81 habia ma
tado 4 TN hombre lamade Carnot; pero que sa
bia que quien habia asesinado era ell Presidente
de una Rep1blca, como hubiera podido hacerlc
con cualqu!er otro iefe de estado
ldem, Julio 2-Dicen de Paris que Santo ha
confesado su crimen declarado que existla la
conspiraci0n que Sc habia supuesto.
AGad6 que eran siete los anarquistas entire
los cuales sc habia sorteado la comis6n del cri
Hell, que ldDlcHuO SluO Vi VI ucSlRuduO ~ lic
y6 efecto con la mayor algeria. ..
Aver tuvieron lugar los funerales del Presi
dente que han sido una vcrdadera apotcosis
Asegdrase que es el acto mas solemne impo-
nente y a la vez de mas grande popularidad que
Sc ha celebrados.en la gran capital.
| Ounce obispos ofciabah en- la iglesia de Nues
ira Sehora Los restos del Presidente fueror
conducdos en- el msmo carro que hubo de uSar
Sc para Mr. Gambetta
| FL nlimero de personals que prescnciaban e
acto, Sc calcula en- la respectable cfra de dos mi
Homes.
| Ell nuevo Presidentc caminaba junto al f6re
| tro, como desafando e peligro desput
de las cuatro amenazaS de muerte gu,
hubo recibido. Por ese solo hecho Sc ha capita
do las simpatias de todo Paris.
| Todos los embajadores de las naciones SECULAR
tambitn ell feretro con sus cabezas descubiertas
| FL costo de las coronas de flores que en- homo
del dfunto Sc hicieron, Sc cacula que pasa d
cuatro millones dc frances.
La que la madre le dedicara tenia esta sen
ella inscription: - Honor concencia."
Ell cuerpo Sc ha depositado temperament
entire los de NJ. NJ Rousseau y Victor Hugo el
el pante6n.
Simultaneamente Sc han hecho ceremonial
flnebres en todas las capitales de Europa,
tambi6n en- Washington, New Yor5, otra
ciudades de los Estados UnidOs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05
ulYINoS CABLRGRAMAS
{ Traducidos para LA DEMooRAo1A)
LA MUERTE DE MIR. CARNOI

Nueya- York, JUNO 26.-Recientes despachos
de Paris referentes al asesinato ID Mr.. Carnot,
dicen que sus iltimas palabras no fueron las
que SO publicaron aver; que mas tarde yolyi0
hablar, hallandose va en- cama y Sc congra-
tulaba de YER sus amigos en- derredor de su le-
cho
Ahora Sc aiiade que despu6s de otros el asesi-
no Santo di6 la mano al Presidente,y aprovecho
esta oportunidad para cometer su crlmen Los
m6dicos aseguran que debi6 emplear mucha
fuerza para clio, porque el pufal penetr6 ciuco
pulgadas en- el hfgado.
Fl cadaver del Presidente SO halla expuesto
en- 81 Eliseo; los honores nacionales tendran efec
to el pr6xim6 domingo y despu6s sera enterra-
do junto su abuelo, en- ell Pante6n.
Francia Paris estan profundamente emocio-
nados con motive de esa desgracia.
F. Despues de las muestras de simpatia dadas
oicialmente, muchos mensajes privados, dc con-
dolencia,s ,se han dirijido por la rena Victoria, e
Kaiser el rey Humberto Este lltimo expire
SO en- su mensaje que la Italia habia sido tan
herida como Francia con semejante desdicha
En- la Camara italana de diputados el sei1or
Crispi en- un discurso anatematizo ese crmen
firmemente, y dijo que era caracteristco de los
anarquistas que son los enemigos de todas las
naciones.
En- las casas del Parlamento ingles, Lord Ro
sebery Sir William Harcout respectivamente
hablando de las..tristisimas uoticas de Franca
anunciaron que cualquier determination que to
mara su goblerno' Sc publicara hoy.
Els sabido que todas las cortes de Europa yes
| tran de luto durante una semana.
| Aver en- Ell Congreso de Washington Sc dijt
que la mayor muestra de respeto que podia dar
Sc la Francia en- esta situaci6n, angustiosa er;
aplazar la session,
| Idem idem 81 Ultimos despachos de Pari
dicen que Ell asesino Santos fu6 aver examinad'
y neg6 que tuviera completes, 10 cual no es d.
creerse. Despues dijo que habia matado al Pre-
sidente Carnot porque era un tirano que s.
reseryaba explicar luego los motives de su cri
men, Durante sus decaracones Sc mostrabi
risueflo simulaba su ataque al Presdente.
Los tumultos anti-itvlianos contindan, per-
SO observa que los individuos comprometidos el
ellos son pilletes que estan saqueando al puebl
so pretexto de patriotismo
Tn despacho alarmista del Corresponsal de
World de New-Yor en- Paris, dice que Sc h
celebrado una reunion secreta entire los senado
res y,diputados republicanos duYante la cual pre-
movieron recias disputas y destrozaron la caj
del balotaje, por cuyo motive no pudo votarse {
candidate que habfa de suceder a Mr.. Carnot.
4 Idem, idem 29--la policia do Paris dice gu
ell asesino de Carnot estaba en- Londres 10 nt
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Escuela superior de nihas
de Ponce
CALI4E DE LA VILLA NUMERO 5

Ell da IL de Julio comenzarin de las clse
centro de ensenanza.
Ademas las asgnauas correspondence grado superior
las nnas que deeen podn dar case de domas dbuo mca
La cse de dbuo conna cargo del professor senor Dassan
ge la de msa como dede Dciembre dto aegura desem
peEando mi ha Carmea Lacasa la cua adems de los esudo
hechos ocadad bao la direction de compeentes poeso
res obuvo Madrid los tres que fu6 aumna del Con
servatoro Naciona prm premo po unanimida los
pectivos
Las labores pesenad por esa Ecuea la reciene Expo
scon dc la Provincial han obtepdo medala de
Ponce, 20 de JUNO de 1891
3v p FRANCESCA A. AIDA DE LACASA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05

Es NOTABLE CON QUE RAPIDEZ LA EMuL.
SION de Scott fortalece e sistema hace recuperar =
saud ailn en- verdaderamente desesperados
III ufrascrito Medco Crujano titular de esta ciudad
CERTFTco: Que hace cinco amos vengo usando con
benefcosos resultados la EMULSION de acee de hgado
lie bacsao hipofosftos de sosa. danominada de
ScoTr Ell las afeceones del pecho escrofulismo etc.
Que 10 consdero I'm medicameuto de muchisimo valor
yum gran casos verdsderamente desespera.
dos sobretodo en- los iiifos.
Que no vaco on asegurar que es uuo de los nedica-
mentos mas precosos del arsenal terapeutico moderno
Yparr qu- conste cfm meior conviniere los seniors
Scott Bawne ilbrc la presente EN- Mayaguez Puerto
Rico, 20 de Abril de 1897. DR.. BENITo GAUTIER.
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lnportante

La suscripci6n para las acciones lel Gre
ditto y ahcrro Ponceho queda alberto
en- los establecimientos de don 0limpio
Otero en- el colmado de don Antonio
Trias, csle de Atocha, y eu las ofcluas de
la Notaria de Leon, Gale union.
AIN pueden acudr los que quieran for
mar parte de ssta institution que tantos
b'ennes & de aportar esta ciudad y al de.
partamento en- general.
Ponce Julio s de 1894.
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EDICTO

Don Eafael9Sdncheg M0ntalUo. Jae: de r. Ins
tancia accidental de esta ciudad q sa partido
al pablico hago saber: Que en- los autos
ae testamentaria de don Juan Bartol Calde-
ron se ha dispuesto sags .publica suhasta
nor el termino de treinta dias para cubrir las
nostas adeudadas la signiente fnca urbana ::
Solar con casa de MADEIRA cobijada do zinc
marcada con 81 numero 40 de la Gale de Ber
toll barrio g de esta cudad, 8 Ia que da fren
fe por 81 Este linda por la derachs entrabdo
sea al Norte con la casa de Felfcita Perez !:
Dor la izquerda 8 sea al Sad, con la casa MI
nero de la misma Gale de Bsrtoli de Ia
/propiedad de ia succession de ese nombte, y
Dor Ia espalaa sea al 0 sste con la calA d.
Ia Union FL solar tiene una hgnra irregular
mida. In area super fcial de S99 metros "a
centimSetros cuadrados la casa ocupa un
frante de trece metros por de fondo.
Dicha fnca ha sido valorada en la suma de
$4,000. Para Ia celebration de Ia subasta Sc
ha 6iado al dia 81 del mes de Julio las 2 d.
"A tarde en- la sala audiencis del Juzgado de /
lustaucia de- esta ciudad hacieudose saber :
"a interesados Que los titulos de propedsd sc
'hallan de manifesto en- Escribana; que no a.
admitirA proposition alguna que no cubra at
dos terceras parties de la tssaci6p, y que pars
hscer proposiciones dehera consignarse PIE
viamente ed Ia Escrihar ia & en- Ia mesa de
.Juzgado ursAantidad igual al dlez por cientt
de Ia subasta.
Ponce, Junio 90 de 1894. .-Rafael Sdnchez-
.Catlos 4, Cta,odii,
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Sulpicio sac6 I'm puHal, y la sehorita d
Saint Ave exclamo
IA --, VamOs matarnOs los dos

Sulpico sac6 I'm puMal, y Ia sehorita de
Saint Ave exclam6
- Vamos d matarnos los dos
No, 20 solo
En- aquel nlomento SO oy6 Ia yoz del padre,
que llamaba d 81 criado Luis.
Mi crimen es enorme-dijo entonces Sui
picio, ,-pero quiero savar tu honor y ell de tn
padre. Cuando entire el baron habr6 dejado de
existir. Dile que me has matado en- tn propia
defensa.
y el joven, clavandose ell punal en- cl pecho,
cay6 hacia atras ell el suelo.
Va era hora. FL Baron abri6 la puerta sc
present6 en- el umbral con una palmatoria en-
una mano una pistoa en- la otra.
Teas 81 SO hallaba Luis
AL yer d Sulpicio tendido On terra, con I'm
puhal en- el pecho FL Baron retrocedi6 estupe-
facto sin comprender 10 que ocurria.
Blanca que estaba media muerta, record6 las
lltimas palabras Gle su amante, d la mirada
de su padre contest0, mostrandole el cadaver :
ST.. -. Sc atreyi6 entrar en- mi habitaci6n, y
e he matado Ell mi propia defensa.
FL anciano lanz6 un grito de algeria, dejd
sobre una mesa la palmatoria 'y la pistola, y
corriendo hacia Blanca, la estrecho entire sus
brazos y la dijo:
i Eres una verdadera Saint Ave- ,Gracias,
hiia mia, gracias
En- aquel momento Sc oy6 en- el cuarto lin so
llozo tan profundo, que Blanca levant6 la cabe-
"a, vic ent6nces Luis arrodillado ante ell ca
daver de su hijo tendiendo hacia ella sus su-
plicantes manos.
i Perd6n, senorita, perdon = exclam6 o.
pobre viejo.
i Sc habia salyado el honor
Luis Huelgoat muri6 de pena al cabo de quin-
ce dias el Baron no tard6 en- seguirle la tum-
ba pero despu6s de haber asistido al triunfo de
su Meta, que comparcc6 por mera formula an
te los tribunales y cuya absoluci6n fu6 celebra
da con grandes manifestations de entusiasmo
La seiiorta de Saint Ave permanece soltera,
cuenta va muchos amos y todavia Sc ensefa
los forasteros ell antique caser6n que reside.
--Ahf vive--les dicen cada instante--la ia
mosa sehorita Saint Ave, que fu6 en- sus buenos
tiempos la mujer mas hermosa de la cludad J
que mat6 un criado de su padre que Sc atrevit
4 atentar contra su honor
Desde entonces es vlctima de una de una
affection cardaca, 10 cual Sc comprende perfec
tamente. Dicen que no pasara de este inverno
Que lastima de mujer
FRANCISCO COPPEE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-05
Ganga

Sc vende una magnf6ca 6nca urbana,
con su solar, eepacioso. Ell que la in
terese puede dirigirse a su dueiio en- Ia
calle de Atochs prolongacion norte'
donde informaran. 20