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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-07
GORMAN'S
GRANODEPOT'
Moscow.

Mr.. and Mrs. Applegarth and daugh
tar, OF BalUmDre, are at the Simpson
House.
!. Barber, of Prooklyn, N Y. re-
turned home on Tuesday
Mrs, S'mpEi IS, who has been quite
sick, is .lowy improving
Mrs. r. Stanley, of Turnersville,
speut yagt cf last week with friends in
this clace.
Mrs. j. Harding and daughter, of
Niaholson. are visiting Mrs. Bustud
Mrs Harking's sister.
Mrs. Z. Peek aud Mrs. c. NJ. Lancas-
ter spant Sunday with Mrs. Peck s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Rafferty,.
TIE Soci4l on Wednesday held on
tho lawn of J. NJ. Noack by the Law
renee bsad. of Scranton, was largely
attended AMI would have heen de-
cit: success but for the rain, which
sent large ua7lbsr home.
TIE ladies' OF the Rebscca degree
ka.d n cent social in their hall last
evening; proceeds to 20 to tie painting
of the Ms,ho list Episcopal church.
Large parties of berry pickers go to
the Poooao mountains, but report but
few berries.
c. II Travis has added a glass front
to his house.
The llitle son of MIR. and Mrs. David
Weed is quite sick
Mrs Myra Stanton, Of Wavmart,
has purchased the house recently
owned oy r. NJ Latouche
Snott Simpson. of Towanda, has pur
chased tue property of F. Weed. de-
ceased.
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FnEEDOM FROM FRECKLGS,

and from all such disfgurements
and blemishes, follows the use of
the Carlsbad Sprudel Salt. 1t
clears and freshens the skin won
derfully, takes away that dull and
notified look that comes from
stomach arrangements. Besides
being a purgative and an elimi-
native, the Sprudel is a decided
Alternative or bloOd-puTifer. 1t is
the prescribed remedy, even in
chronic and stubborn cases of &c.
zema and such disorders.
The blood, the liver, the stom-
ach, the kidneys---all are put into
thoroughly healthy condition by
the Sprudel Spring, and just as
well here as if you were ON the
spot.
Remember that the only genu-
inc imported Sprudel Water or
Salt has the seal of the city of
Carlsbad, and the signature of
"Eisner & Mendelson Co., Agts.,
New York." on every bottle.
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MinOOka.

Miss Kate Jeff rs, o. Dlvi4 street, is
visiting friends at Miners Mills,
Adam Fassholl, of Greenwood, Is in
Pmladelphia He will visit Atlantic
City before he returns
Announcements are made OF the mar
rlage of Michael Hanahan to Miss
h"tie Hoban, both young people of
Greenwood.
Among the many organizations that
exist IN this place can be noticed the
Young American Cornet band which
WAS organize about fourteen years
ago by some of the leading musicians
Of the county. Many of the old play
ara have left, Olly few remain.
Many new recruits are being ad led to
II and are making rapid progress in the
musical world We have only one
band in this place and their efforts
should be Appreciated. They will hold
= picnic Xt month.
the Press clubs special train leaves
Plymouth junction. Delaware and
Hudson, at 715, stopping only at
Wilkes Brrrs. Prs ms and Miners
MI lis, then through to he lake.
The Misses NJ Miy Gibbons. B Glib
hons and Sarah Kelly enjoyed drive
to Lake WinoM Yesterday. r. J. Glib.
| bons attended as driver
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HOneSdale.

Mr.. and Mrs. Tnom $ Crossley, jr. ,
of Forest City, passed Sunday at the
nome Of their parents
Adam MetzEar. who has been enjoy
ing his vacation at his home in CALI
coon. has returned to Honesiale.
A sarvic. WAS held in the Delaware
and Hudson depot here Sand y for the
ooatmen employed on the canal The
services were held by Rev. c. H. Beuja
min and were very successful
Miss Sarah Deem, of DInville, is Wis.
iting at the home Of w. NJ Ginder.
Miss Grace Salmon, of Scranton, is
visiting Hpuesdlle friends,
Miss l. z2i- Bines of Warren. Pa, is
The guest Of her uncle, G. D. Klmblr,
It Traceyville.
A matinee will be given Mt the fair
grounds S Saturday, August II. There
y'll be three rnces, commencing al
1880 p. IN 3.miouta cl ~, 2:45 and
.yve Tor all A mission % cents
Miss Sldt- Gilmore, + ctoryville,
and Miss L2zis Grant. Parsons, called
on Honesd ua friends Monday.
Maiviu Dunlap of Brooklyn, is pass
| lag his vacation at the home of his
! parents.
A meeting Of the Mgpe City wheel
men will be held at the city hall Friday
" ming at o'clock
Subscribe for the SCRANTON TRIBUNE
Ssud your name 10 HE tribune
! gency.
A nnmb-r of young people will enjoy
i straw rid to Nevadi"y's tonight.
Null aud Dietrich have their racing
wheels in trim again and are at worI
on the trAek.
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PeckVille.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonu j. Berry, of
Green Ridge, spent 6uud " here with
rel tives AMI friends
Elmer Roberts nnl Wjiiilm NJ Cel-
vey We're the guestS of i. d. Brundage
1T Greenfield over Sunday.
A YOUNG gravity raiirovder arrived
ut the HON. OF Mr.. anI Mrs. John
Suooks last Saturday.
The employees of the Grassy Island
Delaware and Hudson break r received
their pay yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs James Lswsey, of
Green Ridge visited with the formers
parents over sunday, Mr. ami Mrs.
Wells c, Warner
Mrs. LuJner Wise,of New York city,
is visiting Mt tho home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Judson Ct.lender at q II place.
Among those who will leave town
this morning to attend the excursion
to Niagara are Thomas Coates, Wilt.
lam Hill aud Joseph Sloaue, of HEX
ory street
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Browning an,
o A. B,eMsr of Scranton. aud Mr..
pnd Mrs Fred Ii, rick, of Green
Ridge, spent sunday with Mr.ald Mrs
john r. Williams, on Mil street.
The sp cial excursion train for the
Press club r~g9tGa qt l. TX Ariel, leav-
ing CnrnondaIe AT 73l :. IN, will stor
vt all Delaware ana Hudson stations
and going through to the lake,
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CarbOndale.

Today Tuesday, at o'clock p. m. at
the home of Mr.. ana Mrs. George H.
Tryon. Of No 2S Drte avenue, will oc-
cur the marriage OF their daughter,
Mary Edith to Charles Vivian Esta-
brook Only the relatives and most
intimate friends of the contracting par
ties will be present
Rev aud Mrs 7. E. Jepson left yes
te rday on their annual vacation.
Miss Ida Mitchell, of Scran ton, is the
guest of friends in this city,
William II. Hogan, who was found
in an unconscious condition at his re
siding place on Terrace treet on Fri
day evening of last week aud after
wards removed TO the hospital, died
Sunday morning at o'clock Deceased
was ~ years of age aud was Il native
of England. He is survived by a wife
ana nine children. The latter Alice
and Lizzie, school teachers. and Annie
add Albert. who reside in Frrmoy;
John and Oliver, Of Chicago; Henry,
of New York city; George, of Bloom
ing Grove, and Rev j. G. Hogan. of
Forest City. The remains will be taken
to Waymart, where at the Methodist
church the fu eral will be neld on
Wednesday al 10 o'clock a. N.
Messrs. w. j Hamilton, Charles
Orchard and r. A Jadwin spent the
sabbath at Crystal lake.
Mrs W. B. Foster, of Sixth avenue,
left yesterday to visit her parents in
DanUury. Conn.
Cards have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. William Atkinson announcing
the marriage of their daughter, Nellie,
to Joseph Hamm rle, The advent will
occur at the home of the brides
parents, 81 Rv.r street, on Wednesday
evening, Aug 10, at 80 o'clock.
w. b. Gritman, OF the Leader. left
yesterday Tor trip to the Thousand
| islands.
Intelligence was received in this city
yesterday by Mr. and Mrs, john Ger.
reil, OF Wyoming street, of the sudden
death of their son Charles, Of Oneonta,
n. Y, which occurred while he WAS 1T
word. His father and brother Charles
left for tuat place yesterday afternoon
and returned with the remains last
night at II. 80 o'clock. The funeral will
occur this afternoon at o'clock from
| his fathers T. sideuee. lu'grmeut vii
! De made in Maplewood Cemetery,
Hotel Am rican will be opened to the
/ public today.
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ton police force, il spending part Of his
vacation in this place.
WaVerly.

Miss Auriana Williams, of Peck
vile, is visiting her uncle +, a. Parker
G. b Parker and family. of Hyle.
Park, are visiting at the home of John
Mersnon, the father of Mrs. Parker
The Baptist Sunday school will 90
on an excursion to Lake Ariel Tuesday
Coday) morning, joining with the Dali
ton Baptist Sunday school. The train
will leave Genburn at 7am. A large
mum Der expect TO attend and anticipate
having a good time
Mr., and Mrs e G. Leighton and son
Bedford, Of Bnghamton, are visiting
Mrs. Andrew Bedford, Mrs. Ieighton's
mother.
An abominabs nuisance exists in the
roadway in front of the post ofii 'e, in
fact all the way from NJ W Bliss 81
S ms general store to Mr. Sterling Bad.
ford's drug store, to which our council
ought Immediately to attend u, Every
time it rains the water settles there and
the odOr arising is not nearly AZ pleas
ant az the olor of the night blooming
leav S,
The Waverly Base Bull club will
play the CArks Summit club next
Thursday afternoon
Elder r. A. Reynolds filled the pul-
nit at the Methodist Episcopal chn"ca
Sunday morning in the absence of the
Il v. e H. Parson, who is still con
fined to the house with nervous pros
traIion since the loss Of his child
LaOua.
Georga Perry is making big improve
IN nts to his already nice home, AMI
when tinishe will b. one of the hand
soonest homes in the borough.
Deacon Tyler does more toward
ueautifyng the lawns of the borougl
with mis- scythe and rake than au!
doz n m n mere.
Large crowds in all conceivable Va
icles ,sssd through this borough OF
SUNDAY to attend the ctmD meeting o
the Scranton Salvation Army at Lill
lake.
The Waverly Baptists gave theil
new plstor an enthusiastic welcom
Iae pupi was beautifully decorate
with hDwsrs. TIL congregation file
The audience room in the morning, aul
was large in the evening The hand o
welcome was given to Pastor Brow
aud family by Elder Benjamin Mile
in few but fitting words Tae nev
pgstor preached in the morning o.
The Great Partnership and in
evening his topic was part W..
There, and what Came OF 1t. Pro
lessor Hllly. OF keystone, assisted il
t 10 service.
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GEEEN SERGE COSTUME.

tive occupations, but we maintain that it
is more digniGcd and reserved than trou.
sers, and we dislike the latter because they
are ugly, unb,coimng and ungraceful.
Women are the beautiful half Of humani-
ty, and we like to have them appear such
just SO far as is possible, for there ara
none too many beautiful things in the
world at the best" However, personal
liberty is better even than beauty, and
whether women wish to dress in trousers
or skirts they should not be molestcd nor
made afraid. Each individual best knows
what garments suit her means, position
and occupation and should be left to de-
eide the matter for herself without inter-
ference. The adoption Of the divided skirt
or knickcrboCkCrs by no means argues the
use of cigarettes, swear words and intoXi-
cants, although these indulgences are
equally meritorious in men and women.
A woman Of perfect propriety and refine
mcnt of mind may dispense with petit
coats, since their absence merely proves
that either she Is engaged in some pecul.
iarly aduous employment or that her
artistic perceptions are atrophied, neither
Of which facts indicates a moral blomish.
\ sketch is given Of an entirely unmas-
culino gown Of serpent green serge. Tho
skirt is drapN lightly on each side and
finished at the bottom with rows of stitch
ing. The corsago is of velvet to match,
dotted with white. The drapcd figaro
fronts of ecru lace fall over wide rcvers of
white silk The wide belt is also Of white
silk JtDIC CHOILET.
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Jernlyn.

Fire broke out in A. NJ. Places store
az Mayfald Sunday morning at a. m
Mr.. aod Mrs. Place were away visiting
and the only person who was in the
bq!ld.ng at the time was the clerk,
who was sleeping in the living rooms
over the store, He narrowly escaped
suffocston sni would have perished
only for the quick assistance of the
cits,ns pulling him out A. far as we
can learn only 81, 800 insurance on the
goods and notniug on the building,
The Mayheld Hose company was on
hand, mt the water did not have much
effect on account of the start the fire
had.
j. J. Casnney, Pittston; J. w
Shear. j. w. Pellio, Scranton; Daniel
Peek, Amason. registered at Hotel S..
George yesterday.
F. A. Cramer and wife, of New
York city, are taking vacation and
visit with his parents who haye re-
Gently moved to our town from Forest
City. Fred is foe manipulator OF
the telegraph key.
3 f. Max y, of Forest City, called
on Station Agent G. s. Dunn, Saturday
Miss Mary Welsh, of Philadelphia
called on Miss Maggie Roach, on Mair
street, Sunday.
The Ontario and Western men Of the
Scranton division nearly all live herr
now.
Charlie. the infant son of John e
Laughney, died at s a. m. yesterday
morning.
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regard for her, made Saturday the &C.
casion. Ii is hoped she will live to en-
JOY many happy returns of the day.
Frank Gaughan, of South Main
street, will leave ou visit to Ireland
on Saturday.
Squire Gildea. NJ. f Barrett and j.
NJ. Dougher have returned from
pleasant trip to Philadelphia and At
lantic City.
Thaddeus Kinney, of Church street,
who has been i'll for some time, is i'm
proving.
John White, of Gem terry street, is
very i'll.
Misses Sarah and Maggie Mcdonnell,
OF Scranton, visited the Misses Lally, Of
Laurel street, on Sunday.
Miles McAudrew, sr., is about to
build II handsome dwelling on the
Wayne street side OF his corner.
The great regatta OF tho Pree club
next Tuesday is the great toic Of dis.
cussion here aud it is lik ly it will be
laG-2.y attended from this vicinity
Tho sale of tickets in this part of the
valley is under the direction of the
hose company and the members are
working hard to dispose of them The
| price OF tick IS has been placed at the
low rate Of 81 aud they are for sale at
Jones, Simpson & Co 5 store and
Monies drug store.
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DunnlOre.

Mrs. Oscar Ludwig and children
left Thursiuy for New J'rsey.
Wilt Bulger, son of Officer Bulger
met with II serious accident Wednes-
day by falling from Mr.. Conrad's
wagon. His arm was broken and he
was hurt otherwise DR.. Garvey at.
teuded to him
Mrs Lutz and family spent yester
lay at Nay Aug.
Mrs J. j. Murphy is reported to be
improving.
Miss Lizzie Mann and Mary NJ Aus
urn, of Jermyn, are visiting Miss
Augwiu.
Mrs. Garvey and Mrs J. D. Boyl.
r. sojourning at l. Ike Ariel.
Martin Carroll. OF Blakely, is on the
sick list.
Mrs Albert Wagner and daughter,
Jessie, are spending a month at Lake
WInola
The Press clubs special train leaves
Plymouth junction, Delaware and
Hudson, at 7l5. stopping only at
Wilkes-Barre, Prisons and Miners
.hii''i 'u'H 'utOuS u W buo ldhc'
Misses Stran an Mary Bvrne are
visiting friends in E,mira, N Y.
Miss Nellie Plmer has returned
home from New York
Miss KITE Dolphin, of New York
city, is visiting friends here,
Miss Maggie Matthews is visiting her
sisters in Nv York.
The Misses Martha and Name
Murphy are visiting friends in New
Jersey.
Miss Maggie Horan, of Chestnut
street, is visiting in Williamsport.
L. T, Monaghan aud Miss Mary
Rooney returned home Friday after a
weeks stay at A,ourv Pork, N. j.
Tuos Deshmer leaves today on FISH.
iug rXpeiltion at Like Ariel.
l. u Russell, of Binghamton. spent
Sunday with his parents on Blakell
street
w. L, Purcell enjoyed a ride to Ply
mouth Sunday on his bicycle.
We are clearing out the whole Of ouI
stock Of fine e chings. Chicago Art Co.
l2i Penn avenue, ~
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Forest City.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. G'org, M KY, Of Oily
phant, after an extended visit 1t South
Gibson, are the guests of their sons IN
this place,
Myron Woodmausae is moving into
is new aud handsome residence on
Delaware street.
Rev F. NJ. Furry, of Y ,tssville, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday, Rev j,
g Hogan, the pastor, being absent on
account Of the deith of his father.
Attorney L, p. Weaeman was in
Herrick @ nter yester1hy.
H-ury Evans. of Scranton. is visiting
his brother, w. Ii. Evans, on Hudson
street.
Captain Mortrose Barnard, Harry
Yewens and Fremont Stokes, Of the
Hillside surveyors corp, of Scranton,
were in town yester lay.
Mrs Rachel Morgans, of Scranton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Lewis,
Officer Thomas Lowry, of the Scran-
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Taylor.

David W. Williams m Esther Price
passsL Sunday ut Like Win)la.
Tue Loyal Kigrtso America and
the Junlor Order United American Me-
chnnics bal teams cross bats this after.
noon at the River+i "a grounds. G ,ms
will he called A 80 o'clock.
The Press clun's special train 10 ayes
Plymouth juno ion. Della ware and
Hudson at Ilj, stopping only at
Wilkes Barre, Parsons AMI Miner g
Mills, then through to the lake,
Ev ~ business house in Taylor has
agreed to smut up shop on Thursl lay 50
as to give their employees day OF
rest by j lining ia the days outing of
The Price Library to Lake Ari Tn
party will leave here on the s 05 street
car to the Erie aud Wyoming Valley
depot 1T Scranton. where they will take
the D. 40 train for the lake.
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Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to more than
make good al the advertising claimed for
them, the following four remedies have
reached phenomenal sale. Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
md Colds, each bottle qua aranteed-Elec-
trio Bitters, the great remedy for Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys. Blcklen's Arnica
Salye tho beat in the world, and Dr.
Kiug's New Life Pills, which are perfect
pill. Ali thescreInedes are guaranteed to
do Just what u claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be glad to tell you more Of them. Sold
BY Matthews Bros. drug store. :"
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z Cakes for &c.

We are enabled to put the Soap
on sale at this low price by special
arrangement with the manufac-
turer, who is anxious to introduce
it to the trade in Scranton!
1t is already having a big sale,
and we may have to pull the
bridge down in few days in Or
der to supply the demands; there
fore, if you wish to have a look at
it make your visit as early as pos
sible. Bring the children with
you; such a sight is always wei
come to the little ones.
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AVOca.

Rev. G. n. M-akIey, former pastor
of the Llngcliifs Pres yterian church
%. this place, has returned to Brooklyn,
n, Y, after brief visit with friends
il Avoca.
Tho Misses Name and Anna Grams
ton, of North Main street, left for
Lake Ariel yesterday to spend few
weeks with friends.
The auction sale in progress during
last week attracted great numbers of
sp- ctatorS, VINO seem TO enj the no
velty Of such mode of transactiug
business
Misses Mary and Anna Aikman, of
WilkeS-Barre, are spending their vtcl.
ton with their parents on Packer
street.
Miss Maggie Morton, of McAlpin~
street, is visiting frionls and relatives
in Scranton
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mi chell. of
West Ayoca, spent Sunday with friends
at p rsons.
The Press clubs special train leaves
Plymouth Junction. D-lawar- and
Hudson, at Z 10, stopping only at
Wilkes Barre, Parsons aud Miners
Mills, then through to the lake.
The gospel tent is attracting the at
tention OF large mum 6ers of people
purGe interesting meetings were con-
ducted 10y Mr. Bliss on Sunday and an
| interesting meeting was held last even
ing. A large choir under the leader
ship Oa Professor Amos, furnishes ex
cell-nt singing, aud Miss Perrin, of
PittstOn, renders some beautiful solos
each night. The meetings will con-
tinua through this week commencing
vt Z 80 p. IN. Ga Friday afternoon be-
tween 1 and o'clock there will be ser.
wees for children. Mr.. Bliss desires
tnat all parents will send their chill
Iren
Miss BERTHE Lee is spending her va.
cation with her parents at Centermore
land.
Mrs Z Frew spent yesterday with
friends it. Moosic.
Miss Mary Brown has accepted po-
sitlon IA sleGogripher in au Office IN
the Commonwealth building, Scran ton.
ADOLF LALLoz, carriage manufacturer,
ll9 Carroll street. Buffalo y. Y, states;
| was trou0lol with nausea of the stom
ach, sick headache and general debility
! purlor'; niDol HItfpps p1Tp1 ma -
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Have You Seen the
BR0OKLY
BRIDGE
YET ?

1t is well worth seeing, bring
ing to mind some of the artistic
features of the Worlds Fair. The
bridge is made of CASTLE Soap. 1t
is pure White Castillo, and is a
floating Soap; made only from
pure vegetable oils. We are sell
ing it at the unhcard of price,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gayethe Castorla
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TIE essential lung.healng principle of
the pine tree has ilnally been successfully
separated and refined into perfect cough
medicine. Dr.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup. Sod by all dealers ON guarantee
OF satisfaction. ~
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AN UNMASCUL!NE GOWN.
1t Is of Serpent Green Serge and Velvet
and Is Extremely Handsome.

IL Is Oh serpent rfeeh serge anu NCiVeu
and Is Extremely Handsome.
The objections to a fashion Of dress for
culine style are mainly sentimental ones,
and that is why they are 50 hard to over
come, A demurrer founded upon apparent
reason may be logically proved to be wrong,
but to fight sentimental theory is like
contending with the wind. If the persons
who disapprovo Of trousers costumes for
women possess that most uncommon Of
attributcs--common scnsc-thcy will say
honestly; "We acknowledge that the or
dinary style Of dress for women at present
is inConvenicnt and hamporing in all ac-
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ADOLF LALLoz, carriage manufactures,
ll9 Carroll street, Buffalo, y. Y, states:
| was trouolol with nausea of the stom.
ach, sick headache and general debility.
Burdock Blood Bltters cured me. ~
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les. Plaza I'm ,pal, nnmero 2, Ponce
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DIRECTORIO COMERCIAL.

FELIPE VALIANT Agente de uego-
clos, eucargado dc lanchas, cargas y descar-
,.as de- cabotaies Playa de Ponce
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de EUROPA " AMERICA, esplenddo
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ANTONIO MATTEL Y BRUNETTE
Mabi Portuguese, Ponce, Puerto Rico.