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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-31
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Everything marked down., We in-
 vite comp arison. In fact we urge it. 12 pieces 3S-inch All Wool Fancies. Reduced from 75c to 59c yard. 10 p4eces> 3s-inch All Wool Fancies. Reduced from 85c to 69c yard.
 15 pieces 3s-inch All Wool Fancies. Reduced from $L % to 79c yard.
 10 pieces 3s-inch All Wool Fancies. Reduced from $1.25 to 9Sc yard.
 1 piece 45-inch All Wool Henrietta Reduced from $1.2 25 to 9sc yard. 2 pieces 4O-inch All Wool Oxfords. Reduced from $1.25 to 79c yard. pieces 46-inch Best quality Surah Serge. Reduced from $1.o0 to 79o yard.
 Priestley's and Ecroyd's
 Silk Warp Henriettas.
 s1.oo quality reduced to s5o yard. SIPS quality reduced to ssc yard. s1.5o quality reduced to s1. 25 g yard.
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TORCHON LACES.

.-s. .v A new line at Exceedingly
 Low prices. Sc a yard for the best values in Tor chons we have ever exhibited. See them for yourself.
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LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
Rirasc6n de Novedades.
Mercad0, Colon Ga.
Ainac4n de NOvedades.

@ favor cada dia mas pdblco dispennd
4 esta
Rensdo comodo egante bien tuado local
snceion de don Ramon Rivera acaban de importar
T3anca A1ensana Espaaa, Inglaerva, Austria,
EUROPA AMERICA, espendido
cuos novedad fantasia gusto
Ultima moda realan precios
81 difcil
sombrercs ismo
o de Ecoa eda blanca colores
fantasia sombnlas: abrigo de
;e
mas acredi
Paris oicitados polvos SIMON
esodo sardo oo propios reglos estuches
am6ncas joyero perfumadore panuelos
5ete-a~. poracatas, retratos &. &:
tsEa s1aa, ga
4 atfculos Ultima
ia de JUNO
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|. BASSEDAS
* GENCI-A ESCOLAR

poundo pafs vvido
de de uvenud la cicunstana
hoy Barcelona donde mi famia
glar etudantes desde aqu
instruction secundar unvertaria aquel udad
medante modco acceptable ependio
los padres de amia deseen ulzar mis-
tendrzn j6venes Guide
ofezcaa del domestco.
pediros
envia Rond
Domclio "a BARCELONA
I'm
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GRAN DEPUSITO

de caEsado q pe5eterfa de Jaime RuEdm
Atccha, 6 Ponce.
En- este antique como serHditado esta
blecimiento hay constarteneutf M elegan-
to variad1simo surtdo de toda ciase de
calzado y de todos precios, que, SO rerne-
va mensualmente por los vapores dir ectos.
Existe mbisn IN col pleto au,tidc de
toda clase de materialea para zapateros y
taabarteros, driles camisas mailor rquinae.
maletas de viaie bauies ainercsnos.
Vepta al por mayor al detail. 2o
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Herrera
v uElelici0Il
de ROBERTO GRAH4H

En- este esta6lecimic,ato Sc consbaW-
gen q hay de Uenta:
Maquinitas de picar carne
Maquinas de picar yerba
Maquinas de desgranar maiz
Maquinas de despuipar cafe
Cedazos para cafe
Subidores 8 dragas para cafe
Carretillas de mano
Carritos de mano Y para caballos
Carros para comercio y haciendas
Ruedas y ejes para carros de
todos tamanos
BALCONIES y escaleras de hierro.
Ponce, Marina.
s be. 20 de 1894 t. 3 pa.
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MulaS rPOtrOs
VACAS PARlDAS z NOW
LLOS para yugo, vende el que sus
crlbe
Caledonia Bes0sD
PIEDRAS DE FILTRO
GSWIeS, sMperg0res

Lo meior que Sc ha importado de
Canarias, tiene de venta en- su al
mac6n de la playa
J. AMoRos & CO
Octbre 9. 1894. Inn. pte
Los amtroscratos m6dicos caruganos
CON e1ercacaO en- est0 caudad,
Cert f@an: que han comprobado va en- la
practica Official, va en- la particular, durante
Ia epidemia variolosa reinante en- esta ciu-
| dad, la ofcacia incontesta BILE del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de VacU-
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instaado en-
Areciso bajo su Observation-Disclosures que di-
cho senior Seijo despues de un concienzudo
detenido estudio, ha conseguido pc fec
cionar 81 nivel de los Institutes Europeos
de gu fndole, el enltivo de squel virus pro-
filactco de la viruela hasta el extreme ed
poder asegurar a6rmar los que suscriben,
one en esta poblaciou ha producido tan fe-
Ices resultados ha obtenido tan lisonjero,
atisfaetorio Y brillante exito, que Sc han
conseguido con su empleo y propagation el
sx sxterminio de la viruela que ateri oriza ba
diazmaba ia poblacion desde haee dez
ocho meses. No vacilando por ende los in
frascritos en- publican tan solo por me-
80 de la presente sino que tambi6n por la
pre4sa periodical del pals ser nacesario-
que la linfa vacuna extraida de Ia ternera
'el precitado Institute es superior y prffe
rible..a todas las demas usadas en- la isla, ins
cluso la q, Londre3, y que estadistieanente
ha dado meJ.- mas resultado, hasta ell ex
tremo de haber conseguido la pustntdca0ra
UdcisaGI en- un noventa por ciento. para
que coaste valga donde convenir pudiere
a don Santiago Seijo espido la presente en-
Ponce IL de Mayo de 1889 DR.. Baltasar
l5sigueS DR.. Corchado-Dr. ReUer6rs DR..
Paga,si- Coronas Vidal Rios = Or
Elsseo Font GttiIlot Or. Juan Iglesias
DR.. AZ. Zen0 Gandfa-Dr. CdStmir0 = del
Yale.
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Escuela superior de ninas

Ell da 1o de Julio comenzaran de las classes
centro de
Ades de las asnats correspondence al grado SUPERIOR
dseen podan ar case de domas dbuo msica
La clase de dbuo conn1a del professor Daan
msca desde Diciembre ltmo seguir
peIando mi ha Carmea Iacas ademas de los estudos
hechos ocad bajo direction de competentes proeso
obtvo Madrid los tres que fu6 aumna del Con-
sevatoo Naciona e primer premo por unandad los
pectivo
Las aboes presenta por esta Escuea Expo
sicion de la Provincial han obtenido medalla de
Ponce de JUNO de 1894
FRANCESCA "A. L.
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En- La agencia

del que suscribe, Playable esta Gu
dad hay existencis de los efectos 81
guientes q. vende a precios modicos:
Ron superior marca Fantasia.
Alcoholado Bay Run a 2 rls. btlla
Champagne especial $12 dcena
Vino MoscateL Espanol.
;, Moscat Corso.
/, Bsrdeos legftimo.
;, Corso de mesa.
CerUesG eIquisita Lager Beer de u
f. Bets de PHILADELPHIA en- botelLas y
rsediGs botell1s.
Jalea de GndaybG
Los articulos enumerados son de
superior calidad, y no admitsN
compel teneia: vista hace fe.
Ponce Agosto 2 de 1894.
+. w. Presto
F0sFaTIHA FALIEREs. Inmssso a. los AIaea
lip. de LA UKMoURAOTA
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AUuUSTO PASARELL Y Rus, Pro
ct4radOr.-S0l numero 3.
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Turrones F'inOs


ot
TURRONES"
Tamil
puesto .
de almaceni
SAM P-R,20 deOo de
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Aguiar, Siragusa s. Ca

la sa los peddosque lie hagan papel sobre
banco oda case de acuos deescritorio remiten
mues soicitud"
San Juan, R, Febrero de 1894
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CHJDAD

ARTURO ApONTE Y RODRIGUEZ
Abogado.-Ofrece sus ervicirece professional
les.-Plaza i rInc.pal,, Ponce.
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CARLOS ARMSTRONG;
importador.
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Hotel AMERICA

dotar
Cudad establecimnto
la pobacon Al introduc dcho HOIkl
Isa deicada
Ri oocinero de PRIMSINO CARTELLO razon la cua,
comidas bien condimentadas sazonadas.
hacer a REFORMADO HOTEL
Ponce Seiembre 20 de 1894
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ANTONIO MATTEL Y BRUNETO.-
Mabi Portuguese, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
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CLARA THILLET. .-Especifco THILLEq
para la angina para otras enfermedades DE-
Ia garganta de la boca.-Farmacie de Fe
rrer.
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PONCE, PUERTO RICO vIERNEs DE NovIEMBRE DE 1894
Ioodtdcco Gle t@a1~cze
DIRECTORIO COMMERCIAL

Los oue desee,a fgarGr en- eStd secct6s1, dbcsaa
rd,s so ctrs lies, stem1're Qte sa asn'R 70
no pose DE TRES LfNEAs; eI e.rceso ss poG0DA
prop0resoaolmehae.
MARINA
BREGARO & Cs-Comlsionistas
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FELIPE VALIANT Agente de nego-
clos encaroado de lanchas, cargas descar-
gas de cabotajes-Playa de Ponce.
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Salud 7 BellGza'

La mayor de las gracias concedidas &
la humaIldad es la Salud y de esta de-
pende la Belleza.
Con el uso de las plZdoras de Vida del
DR.. Ross, los varios organos del cuerpo
Sc conservan siempre en- buen estado.
Arrojan todas las impur zzas de la sangre
y son el tonico cuya accion en- las 10 en-
branas intestinales es mas segura Su
efecto es duradero. Curan la Dyspepsia.
Biliosidad, Fiebres. Tos, Jaquecas, Y po-
men las personas que las toman q prue-
ba de Intermediates epidemicas fiebres
Iomense De venta en- todas las Boticas,
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- IN ERICA
HI Ii !
GIABlECIDO EN- LA GALE DEL COMERCGO DE EsTA CIUDA


orecer antiques cent pdbco general scntas codas
pr0ntid eoreS null
y
81 propietario
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Lo mejor que Sc ha importado d.
Canarias, tient de venta en- su al
mac6n de la playa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-18

Any person so ascertained or assessed, who
shall fail to attend such appeal, or to APP
peal from The decision of the Appraiser TO tho
Common Pleas within ten days thereafter,
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ME RCANTILE
APPRAISE ME Mt
OF
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
TOR TIE TEAR 1890.

Tho. ccn6ers Of foreign and dom ostic mNr,
~;handisc and brokers, etc, Ia the County OF
Lackawanna, Pa, will take notice that in pur-
sutncc of the several acts of assembly OF the
commonwealth, to provide revenue to meet
tho demands on the %trCasury and for Other
purposes, the undersigned Appraiser Of NOR.
Camille and other licensed tux For said county
has prepared 4 list Of dealers in goods. wares,
merchandise, patent medicines, brokers, otc.,
wholesale and retail, in said county and placed
each in that class which appears to him just
and RIGHT
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WARD.
Observation-Disclosures WARD,
Observation-Disclosures WARD.
'RANToN WARD.
SCRANTON CITY FIRST WARD.

Glass. Amount.
Gard, Peter, eating house ....... & So 20
Mangan, Mrs. Thos., restaurant. & w
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EATING HOUSES.
SCR TON DTpgn yvApn

Glass. Amount.
brocs, Horace, eating house. ... . 50 30
Iierptns, William. eating house. 3 100
uopklns, John n, restaurant. s 500
uenry, NV, restaurant nm. 8 500
MethSrs' John, eating house,. 3 500
OMaley, A, eating house 800. 8 $40
sCRANmoN-sECoND WARD.
D.. Glass. Amount.
DurK' T.. D., restaurant. .......... 8 So 90
Oa'e' " M, eating house......... 800
SCRANToN-FIFTE YARD.
yyn,. Class, Amount.
Wnlams' j. D. q Bro, eating
houso.,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
sCRANToN-sEVENTH WARD.
Glass. Amount.
weave VIM, oyster saloon.... 3 50 w
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Fen From the Train.

A tramp fell from the east bound pas
senger last night near the messhouse,
while the train was running at 25-
mile-an-hour rate. The section men
were notified and went out on hand
car to bring him in. He was found
lying beside the track with one of his
legs broken, and brought in this morn
ing. He was profane fellow and those
who brought him in speak in the highest
terms of his experiences in that line.
DIR. Logan reduced the fracture. The
mans name, we learn from him is
Byars. He claims to be railroad man,
having worked last for the Northern
Pacific. Says he boarded at the Port
land hotel, and that he had ticket and
was passenger on the train. He ex-
plains the accident by saying he was
showing another man how he could
climb on top of the cars, when a sudden
lurch of the train caused him to lose his
hold
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Morton Green, one of the men who
escaped from Jail at Corvallis, or some
other valley point, was caught at Oak
Grove few days since. Sheriff Driver
took possession of him Wednesday, and
yesterday sent him in by the stage. He
is in jail waiting the arrival of the sheriff
from whom. he escaped, who will come
up tonight.
It is seldom we kick if our good con-
temporaries swipe an article from our
columns and forget to credit it. In fact
it always makes us feel proud, and be-
sides we know how hard it is to fill
space, sometimes. Yet once in while
favorite squib the playful infant of our
gleeful brain gets on it's travels that we
feel we ought to have credit for. Six
weeks ago we published the statement
that 81. S. Shafer of the Freemeyer
house of Middlebury, New York, was
kicked in the knee by a horse'' and all
of our exchanges here fell on and
claimed it. Brothers desist or take
your medicine.
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The markets.

FRIDAY, Aug. 17th-The local market
is quiet, and it may be said that it is
lifeless. The movement of merchandise
is correspondingly limited. Prices are
.maintained in all lines. The passage of
the tariff. bin has had tendency to
stimulate the sugar market. There is
no change in the produce market.
The wool market has been active and
nearly all the wool received at the ware
houses has been sold at prices ranging
from 2 to 10cents per pound. Present
quotations are reported at So to 924
cents, the price being governed on the
condition, staple and frmness.
The wheat market is unsettled and
has no features that any future calcula-
tions can berelied on.
European and Eastern advices fndi-
cate firm tone and feeling, with some
activity on call boards. The Oriental
war, now in progress. will not effect our
markets perceptably.
Grain sacks are quotabIe at IL cents
each. o e' @
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Dufur Dolngs.

The Haynes Bros. started out with
their steam thresher on their usual tour
Monday expecting to run till snow flies.
Rev. J. W. Jenkins preached Sunday
at the U. B. church as usual.
Mr.. A. 3. Brigham has returned after
visit of several weeks in the metrop-
oils. 81 e slr5 as.sss. -15ii .s5.l.s 81. s.
Miss Annie Frazier viii teach the fall
term at Union school. We wish her
success in her undertaking. . i.aA iis
e Mr.. Geo. McManeny was in town last
week with his face wreathed in smiles.
Madam Gossip informed ustof, the late
arrival of an infant son at his home
g Mr.. j. G. Tuttle is quite i'll. We earn
estly hope for his recovery. a l5.55.s rss1
MessrH. Il. n. johnston and; family,
w. /. yanderpeol and wife, &c.
Warren and family and others al went
on an outing trip. near Mt. Hood for
a general good time. 3 Query.
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Mr.. Fred Fisher is building residence
on the hill.
Ice cream supper at the Salvation
Army hall tonight. Ice cream and cake
10 cents.
The social to'be given by the Juvenile
evening, October 1st.
The fall catch of salmon ought to be
a good one on account of the river re-
naming at so high stage.
He-"May 7 kiss this dainty hand?''
She-"Oh, yes, if it will give you any
pleasure. But where do 1 come in?'
Mays & Grove are putting up ware
house on the lots back OF their store
They received two carloads of stoves
yesterday.
Evidently the melon crop in this
neighborhood is good one, as the mar
kets are well supplied and the melons
are cheap.
There will be ball game at the fair
grounds Sunday afternoon at o'clock
between Dufur and Hood River Ad-
mission free.
1t is predicted that in little over
year the Cascade locks will be COM
pleted and boats will be running from
The Dalles to Astoria.
Reports from all parts of the country
adjacent to The Dalles are to the effect
that the wheat yield will be much
larger than was anticipated.
The Wasco warehouse is sending out
an immense amount of wool. The baler
is running steadily, turning out ten
bales of over 600 pounds each per hour.
If you want couple of days trout
fishing that will make your heart glad,
take the Regulator to Sprague, and then
go up Wind river to the upper bridge
nine miles. 1t is only half mile from
that point to Trout creek, which is
properly named.
Charley Fouts is preparing the hill
schoolhouse for moving today and will
probably have it on rollers and ready to
start tomorrow. The foundation at the
new site is nearly completed, and will
be ready for the building by the time it
gets there. 1t is expected the building
win be in place and ready for use by the
time school opens. 1t will be known as
the East-hill primary. The contract
price for moving the building is 1910.
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Used a Knife.
Waseo News.

On last Saturday evening, while work
ing in the heading crew OF G. W. Brock
and ]. I. Miller of Monkland, Jake
Brock, brother to v. c. Brock of Wasco,
was seriously cut in the left eye by one
A. Morris. The particulars have been
learned as follows: Jake was relating
an incident to Mr.. Miller, when w. L.
Wilson, brother-in-law of Morris, dis
puted the truth of his statement. This
caused hasty words from both parties,
but after few minutes the boys stopped
talking and went about their work. 80.
About an hour and half after this,
while the header and both wagons were
near to the stack, Mr.. Morris, who had
all this time been riding with Wilson
and working in his wagon, jumped out
on the ground, took up Wilson's side of
the dispute, and with abusive names
informed Jake that he ''had it in for
him" Jake asked Norris what he
meant by his conduct, and he again be-
gan his abuse and tried to thrust a.
pitchfork into him. Jake refused to
fight him in that manner, aud Morris
demanded fight with fists. This was
consented to and Jake tied up his lines
and proceeded to climb out OF the back
end of the wagon. Morris was behind
the wagon waiting and when. Jake
touched the ground and turned toward
him. Morris sprang forward and struck
him in the face with, a knife, burying it
to the hilt in the socket OF. Jake's eye.
The men interferred before another blow
could be struck. Morris skipped out,
but was overhauled atthe John Day by
Deputy Sheriff Mccoy and landed in
the county jail He waived, examina-
tion and was sheld in $500 bonds, in de-
fault of which he is still in jail
Jake is in critical condition, will
lose his eye and be badly disfgured for
life if he recoyers. He has been re-
moved to the residence of v. @. Brock
in this city, and is doing nicely 70
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THE CHRoN1cLE is prepsred to do all
kinds of job printing.
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"a Pitiful Case.


County Judge Blalzeleyand DIR. Logan
this morning examined Mrs. Clara NeeIy
as to her sanity. This is the lady men
toned by us yesterday our informant
getting the name wrong on account of
Mr.. Wishart and his vile bringing the
unfortunate woman to Hood River from
her home. She, will be sent to the
asylum tomorrow, and 1T is expected
that a speedy recovery will result. Her
husband is working somewhere in the
harvest fields east of here, and had left
his wife with his parents. He had also
made arrangements for her to get such
groceries as she needed from the store of
Oscar Fredenburg, 'bnt these it seems
from the statement of witnesses, her
father-in-law refused to let her purchase.
She has had nothing to eat but bread
and water for the past month and is ex-
tremely weak and emaciated. Her baby
is in consequence also starved and no
larger. than when born! Itwas pitiful to
see her try to nurse her baby as she sat
in the court room, pressing it with her
skeleton hands against her arid breast.
There is nosexcusel for this state of
affairs. The people of Hood River are
large hearted and generous, and would
have provided for her had they known,
but being in the woods away from every
body but. her husbands people, they
did not know of her condition. The
blame lies with those, who if they failed
stosrecognize the ties of relationship,
should have remembered that they wer
human, and she mother.
| Her insanity is of q mild type, though
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vashon college.

President a. G. Jones, of yashon Col
1ege, will be at the parlor OF the Column
'bia Hotel on Saturday afternoon, the
18th inst, and will be pleased to meet
parties who are expecting to patronize
that Institution the coming year. 4a ~
This is non-sectarian Christian
school for both sexes, beautifully To-
Gated. away from city and temptation.
Six regular graduating courses. Ex-
penses for the year of ten months, $155.
You would do well to see President
Jones, or write him at Benton, WASH,
for catalogue.
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aNIAE
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Real Estate Transfers.

|. The following deeds were fled for
record today
Arthur Disbrow to Lincoln Disbrow,
seL of sw14 and sw14 of sell, sec 1s, tip
n of 10 e; 800.
United States 80 heirs of James w.
Braden, deceased, nw114 sec 80, tip l n of
r 10 e; patent. a
United States to William A. Obarr,
sw1z, sec 80, tp / n OF i l5 e; patent
United States to the heirs Of Nancy
eager, deceased, ne14s sec 32, tip In of
15 g; patent:
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she is suicidal in her IDEAS Her father
is in the asylum, and perhaps brooding
over that, and the fear that the taint
might be in her, together with lack of
nourishment, and Ill treatment, un-
balanced her mind
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Advertised Letters.

Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the postofice ut The Daiies IN
called for Friday August 18th. 1894.
Persons calling for same willSgiye date
on which they were advertised:
Barrett, Randell Barber, Mrs Lucy
Back, E W Benjamin, E B
Blessing, Sol Brown, L L
Bowlsay, VIM Bourland, o NJ
Bruno, G II Bufford, A
Burlington, Easton Catten, John 2
Chrissinger. French Davis, Mrs Lizzie
Fogarty, J w Flock, John
Gilligan, John2 Gonley, Yoma
Groesber, Malonia Hazen, Miss Sadie
Hodgson, Mrs Robt Jones, Walter
Jones. Jas Longhter, Hampton
Low, B G Leciay } b 81
Mayer, Joseph McLennan, Chas 8
Dina, A J O'Brien,R NJ ~,
Reed, Melvin, E Smith, ] E
Ward, T G Wabber, Mrs Addie
Williams. Joe.
J. A. CRossEN, P. NJ.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoEia. *
When she was Child, shscrieA for cazforia-
When she became Miss. she chung to castdria
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Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.
When Mary's little lamb was told
The Wilson bill had passed,
He bumped his little back and yelled
Free wool will be my last