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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-10-12
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TAzEwyiig Va, stit:, 20; 1894:
TO the Anhefsar Bii6rh tJrewiHg. HGho.-
ci ton, and Ira II. Alley. liquor deSiur...
truding under the nnme OF Irn II. Alley d
Company A. B. Qnillen, trustee. Druus.'
wick Bnlke C0llender Compa' y, whose In
divilual names nfe unknown, II. r. Is-
vine, trustee; Betttrton Il Company ,wlioss'
individual iiamts gre unknown, James L.
Barber & Bon. %fiS:o individual numeS'
are unknown, A.. q. Saunders 4 Sora,'
whose individual nafiies ore unknown, ii;
ID b,r & Company, .wfbse individual
manies nre unknown. J. Il. Combs, J. IL
,nameS nre unknown. Se3efH Mcconnell.
I'abst l're%ing Association, II ,corporatioiii
II. Shelton e. Coupnny, Whose in,Iivds
ual nnmes are unknown,, Ci w. Garrett a.
Company whose individual ii.liHRSSi are uiihYI!.
known. II. A. Lorhridgs; merchant, trad:
Ing iiiIder the nnme OF II. A. Lochridao d
Company, tho SlitohriI Transparent iSe
Company. corpof tlon; JGiues II, HynoS,,
Jr and II. L. Davidson & Btother, whosS
Individual names arc ufkhl@n.
Yof are hereby notified that on tho 2lth
day Of October next. ut my Office as 1hxe:
we'll. raaewell county, Virginia, shslI, In.
"bedience TO q decree Of the Circuit Cours'
OF aaid e6fflty o. iis August Term, 1926.
III thV SuhnS VI <huucubcE ouhcu DE9Wi0K
A aociatiqn, coigplainaf,t, against A. E:
Quillon, 1ra II. Alley and . her defeindnntJ'
in rhancery, p nding In said c0iYt, pro.
cee'l Mt my otfice aforesaid to take the. NO,
count or,lered Ivy said decree, Of tie tsus. !,
tee. A. j. Qu'llen, acting. under tho. decd
axeclted to him b. tho defendant, Ira Il.
Alley; tO ascertain Whit 'anlount Of mon.-
ey. debt. 8 ock or 6 o's mentioned Il, said
deed can,o into the handsot said ,Quiildn,.
and any other property, of ,safd Alley that
came into his handsi slso what dispositions
Inns eon iu'd, of III assets which cana4
Into his hands. and thu condition. arui lSss'
ottion, I such thereof as alo s'iJl on hand;'
as T, what amount Of 6a d debts ar, sofy.
ept aid collectablc, al.o whnt tollections'
and disbursements have been made by th',
said Qnilicn; and "a enquire int, aud T. <.
rt ~ yoth r'iniH'r deemed peYtinontn.
by G mniissionot Or sc qneated by any
parry intprested.n Giv"ii' under my iap.i
Us coihmissionsr Of said court, Sep o. tefs
20, 1904.
JAMES =. KELLY.
Commissioner IN Chancery.
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VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME.
CHANICAL COLLEGE,
kr Ry,sorsp,,no
At BtScKspuno.

90 Instructors. ThoroHsKly equipped
Shops. Laboratories and 1nfirmnry Farm
of 33S acres. Steaifi heating md Electric
lights In Dormitories Degree courses in
Agriculture. Hnrticnlture, Civil, Moclian.
ical and Electrical Engineering, Applied
Chemistry and General Science. Shortet
courses in Practical Agriculture aud Prac-
ticnl Mechanics.
Total cost for session Of nine months;
including tuition and other ftee, clothing,
board, washing. text books, medical IT.
Students, $3.50. Next session begins Sep
telnber 2lat, 1891. For Catalogue npply
to J. n. MoBRYDE, PHI. ", LII. b.
President.
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~ would rather trust that medi.
cine than any doctor know Of" Gays
Mrs. Hattie Mason, of Chiffon; Car
ter Co.. Mo, III speaking of Cham
beilain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy. Fos sale by A. E. Har
grave.
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BUUKLEN,s ARNIcA sALyE.

The BEsr SALvR In the world for
Cuts, Brdiscs, Sores, Ulcets, Salt
Rheumj Fever Sores, Tettef, Chopped
Hands, Chilblains, COrns and all
Skin Efuptlons, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is guar.
anteed tG give perfect satisfaction,
or none 2 refunded. Price 25 cente
per bog For sd b. A.. +. Har
grove
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1RGtNIA:--tn tic Cigfk' 4 oHity Sf
' Ta&ewell Citoult Court, ssbtSilibef
e2pd, 1904.
s. 4. GtaiiaiA, udlhihi5tratot 81 tosIs
Tlioihab, C6lhblaihaht,
b. 7. Thomas. J. N. Hari,un, Chsrlss
w. Scott and John d. Noble two isss)
style of Scott & Noble, +. L. Hughes
and II. q. Eillngef merchants and
partners under tho style of Hughes,
Efllnger g. Company, w. G. Tabor
aud j. Mullins, partners under tho
firm nnd atSlp bf w. g. Tabor & Com
bary. l., l.. Bell, o. d. Barker and J.
Il. JenhinBe pdrtnors under tho iirm
aud atylb 6f Bell, Barker s. Jenn!ugs,
partnei1hip Under tho firm aud utyls
of Cullen y Newman, tho hnmsi OF
whose Individual meihbetH Ar6 tih.
known. u fnrtncrahib lihdef Tie firM
and stSlb of Taylor Il Spencer and thS
individual names of Whose mehbefd
nto unknown to complainant, v: H:
Ih6nins, 8. Walton, Je65e. BRilGy; II;
+. Hunt administrator 0f J:.C, Huit,
Q, j, Mcneil. William Saddlbf, ,J61ih
TooopS, p. h. Groever, q. J. MGTRhe;
j. W; Chapman and a. r. tIiite5bie:
Pultuc uVUeT tnB IlrTt ullu Atyl0 or
Chapman &c Gillespie James w. Ms4.
we /, @. 81. GfhSbenI Ii iitlii uh,lct thB
nnme of w. j. Pnrker Il CbtfibRt1y.
tho individual nnmea Of whiUf sfb
unknown except W. il Parker aha
w. l.. Keerl, Deienuantar
In CHAHcERYi
Tho object Of this suit ia to set asitle o.
Iced Of TRUST oxetuted by d. r. Thomas
20 j. N. Harmnh tru8tei;; dated 9th day
)f June, 1909, and fecotueH safn6 day
n TaEewell. to secure the defendant
md to enforce complainant q judgments
iBninst the lands Of d. Z. Thomas, some
,f which nre inoludGd Id the truat deed,
And 1t appearing ffoiii sufficient eyl.
lence on file III Baid Office that Cullen
= Newman, partnership, arc unknown
md are nonresidents, n firm under the
ammo nnd style of Taylor & SpefGer, tho
lnlnes OF whose individual are un.
tnown, and believed to be t0nrcsidents,
! firm under tile name and style OF w.
J.. Parker e. Company, tie names of
whose individual mcmbots DIE unknown
except w. j, Patkor; attd they are nonr
'esldcbts, aid 8: Wdltoh, 1t, iB oriered
hat they appeif here within hfteen
lays after due publication of this ofdGr
md do what Is necessary to protect
heir interest In this suit aud that COP.
ea hereof BIO published aud posted 40
prescribed by law.
A copy-TeBte:
II. BANE HARMAN, Cierk:'
tENRY & GRAHAM, p. a..
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Gen. Wslker. who had been OK.
tensively advertised was met at the
train in the morning by the Brass
Band, it having been engaged for the
occasion, and escorted to the Central
Hotel, where he %eht through the
fand'shaking process until speaking
time which was at the same hour as
the Democratic. He was then fol,
lowed to the circus tent IN Dir.
OKeeffe's meadow whore he enter
tanned his white and tan Audience I'm
til late hoor. He aroused no en-
thusiasm.
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How doth that little corn
Delight to stihg aud bite,
II Doins Won oil fLa dou

And dou t let up at night:
Don't keep hacking at it with
grandpa's old razor, but avail your:
self, as others have done, of Guar
anteed remedy by using DIR. Devid's
Corn Cure. BY mail, 25 cents pack
ags. One package does the work.
TIE OwENs Il Minor DRUa Co.,
Richmond, Va.
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wife and several children to whom
bis death is sad blow. His death
is made more affecting from tue fact
that the life of bis wife is dispared Of
Special trains from the East arriv
ing at Honaker at 1890 q. IN. aud
leaving at 4:30 p. m will be run TO,
the accommodation of people desiring
TO attend the Democratic Barbecue
there Saturday. All who go from
Tazewell are promised a hearty vel
come and plenty to eat by the good
people of Russell.
Bluefeld will get water from the
Beaver Pond Spring, as it is said the
Virginia parties will not further liti.
gate the matter. The suit was dis.
missed by the Court which accepted
an old line Of survey as the Virginia
aud West Virginia state line. locating
the spring in West Virginia. This
water was necessity to Bluefield
aud will cot effect Graham's present
supply.
In a joint discussion between Mr.
Phil, Strother and Gen. Ayers. at
Jonesville the other day, strothef
said the Republican policy was a
gift from God" In his reply Ayers
alluded to it and said the Democrats
would give it decent burial after
the 9th of November, and would
carve on tile grave stone these words:
"The Lord gave and the Lord hath
taken away, blessed be the name of
the Lord"
When Walker was a Bregadier
General in the Confederate army,
there wis one poor little private
scarcely sixteen years of age and
hardly able to carry musket, in bis
ranks. That little private grow to.
manhood dnd was honored by hie
fellow Creatures, with the nomination
for Congress from the 9th Congress
sioual District. That little private
was Hon. Jno. A. Buchanan. Did
Walker vote for hilpP Not he. But
voted for bloody shirt Pennsylvnn.
ian, Geo. T. Mills instead. Old
Confed. Walker asks you to vote
for hiln. Can you do it.
According to previous notice the
issues of the present canvass were
discussed in town Court day. Hon.
Jumes B. Richmond, arrived on the
afternoon train Monday, the day be,
fore. and Oh Tuesday just after the
dinner hour repaired to the Court
house followed by good crowd of
the solid old and young Democrats
of Tazewell. After few moments
waiting the House having been filed
MIR. Richmond, arose to make the
first speech, from a Democratic
standpoint, of the canvass. 1t would
be useless for the writer to attempt
to portray the convincing and logical
speech of this fearless Democrat.
But it fired the Democrats up aud
added new impetus to their resolve
to come forth and do their duty
grandly, nobly in the preseut strug
gle. After more than an hour had
elapsed Gen. r. A. Ayers, who was
expected en- the lao train arrived
and Mr. Richmond yielded him the
floor despite the cry of go onl Mr..
Ayers received round of applause
as he mounted the rostrum where he
in his sound and sensible way dis.
cussed tue questions involved for an
othef hour and more. On the whole
1t was glorious day for Democracy.
despite tho fact that it was not
known until few houis before that
there would be any democratic speak:
ing at all.
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On Oatobor 9th. iIckots Will 10 sold
to roinls in Minncsuta, North DRkota.
South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Iowa.
Nrbraakl, Idaho, Kansas. Mdnitoba, Col-
0rn'lo, Mis- ouri II, d u nh.
O.i October 18th and November Iitli e..
points In Michigan.
Ticket good returning twonty dnya
from datt of snlr.
Direct connection I'm Central Union stn.
tion, Cincinnati, with all through traina
of tho Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Que n &
Crescent Route and Louisville & Nash-
villo Rtilwny.
Solid trims to st. Louis md Chicago.
Ask nearest Ticket Agent for full In.
formation as to Rates, Roul"a nnd STOP.
OVER PRIVILEGES. or ntldroas
(. b. M'C0RRhlCK,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
D. B. MARTIN,
General Passenger mud Ticket Agt.
CINCINNATI, o.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-10-12
LOCAL AN.D GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce Field
ing Rutherford candidate for the of
hce of Commissioner of the Revenue in
the JeffersonSille District.
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Nesf:.G.0:o Per,

Nesfs.GtO;o E'crsons
And tllcse ,-3t.'Aed wi. =, rIsnesx resultlnr
BroW,i'.; I,'c73 -citfero. Genuine
has tiade I.ar.c:-dere--.. IL. -..:.ss eavra,rer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-10-12
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
42ND YEAR.

Course for Degrees, with electives. Lii
brary. MISUNDERSTANDING enlarg-
ed. Working Laboratory. Steam heat.
Best moral, social and Religious ipflu.
ences. Healthful rnountaiii location.
Expenses for nine months may be re-
duced below S160. Commercial and
Preparatory Courses. Catalogue, with
views, free.
JULIUS d. DREHER, President.
Salem, Vn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-10-12
TAZE ELl COLLEGE
The fourth annual oponing begins,
Monday, September 10.
1T HAS THREE DEPARTMENTS:
LIBERAL ARTS, CONNER
ciAk and MUSIC.
,. {. bUNsmoRE, President.

EXPENSES ron SESSION.:
Board, fuel and lights, Si0O.6U
Tuition, Primary Depart
ment, $500 to SEQ. 90
Contingent fee, in nd
vahce; eco
Tuitioh; Academic De-
partment, $500 to 90. 90
Tuition, College Course, 5000 to %. 90
Contingent fee, in du-
vance; 800
Business Course, lin ad-
vanct), $500
Shorthand and Typowrit-
Ing Il mos in advance; $500
For further information address
ID. A. RAMEY. Tazewell, Va.
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When Baby vas sick, We gave her castoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for cas.oria.
Wien she became Nis, she cluhs to castorla.
When sho had Children, she sayothom cestorfs
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OF stne week, on legal business.
W See report of condition of the
BGnk OF Richlands in another column.
+ Miss Daisy Thompson of the Cove
Joined the party at Cedar Bluff.
Thompson Valley Democrats bring
over a big delegation Thursday. Re-
member we look for you.
Mr.. Frank Wall, who moved to
Salem during "boom times" has re.
turned with his family.
The signs, "pictures taken for 10
cents" attracts large crowds in The
West end.
1t would be the correct thing for
delegation to meet Morrison in
Burks Garden Wednesday and escort
himfto Tazewell.
FRev. j. Sprole Lyons, will preach
at the Presbyterian church at this
place next Sabbath morning at IL
o'clock.
VI Messrs. W. B. T.. White and r. A.
Lynch did not tarry long at Rich
moud fair, leaving Mr.. J. Peirce to
protraet his stay.
Hev. Mr.. Lacy conducted services
~
for several days in the Episcopal
chuych, where his sermons were we'll
regeived.
Misses Sallie Holly, Matte Hayes
aud Mr.. Jessie Floyd have left for
a1orristown, TO enter tue Seminary
for cpivred people.
fbe members of the "Taeewell Fur
and Feather Club left "Wednesday
tor q two weeks hunt in Poor Valley.
"A game of base ball was played
10y the Kelly team and College boys
Thursday; score IL to 4 IN favor of
the College boys
A party of young people from
Tasewell spent, PLEASANTLY, a day and
night at the Blua Sulphur Ipn, this
week:
DR.. Will Painter, OF Liberty, ac-
companied by his friend Mr.. Barns
Gillespie, of Tazewell, are ON pleas
ure trip to Knoxville.
Mr.. Lynch cannot you SO arrange
matters as that the ladies can hear
MIR. MORRISON Thursday, a numbet.
of them have expressed a desire to
do so.
"The sign of the times are writtend
in our dry goods and clothing stores:
Go there and see what the Wilson
Tariff Bill has done for you.
Walker says if he is not elected it
will be on actount of fraud. The
General is merely looking for a soft
place to fail.
Democrats exert yourselves and
get out big crowd to hear our gal.
liant bforrissoh Thursday. Some.
thing like we gave Fitz Lee would
do.
Miss Stella Straa, of Roanoke, is
visiting relatives in fazewsii. Since
her arrival last week she has been
quite unwell dt the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Walton.
Minister to Hayti, Hon. H. Nj.
smythe, left Saturday. via Washing
ton. for bis post of duty. Miss
Josie will remain in the States during
the winter.
Miss Mamie Gildersieete. who has
been visiting her uncle DIR. Glider.
sleeve. since Presbyterry. leaves fof
her home in Abingdon. DIR. Glider
sleeve, on his way to the meeting of
the State Medical Association, will
be with her so far as Radford.
Information comes to us of fhe
sudden death at Wytheville of Mr..
w. r. Cooper, of Bnrks Garden. Mr..
Cooper was an extensive farmer and
was held in high esteem by host of
frieuds who regret to hear of his
death.
Mr. and Mrs. Browh, of Graham,
have the sympathy of the people of
Tazewell, their old home, on account
of the death of their daughter Lula,
which occurred on Monday last.
The funeral services took place from
Al
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TIE DUNlSRR0RE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
sTAUNToN, VIRGINIA.
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!a refer to JAS Manu. Cashier Fia
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M" S1 Ue CO. Bramscl W. Va Rev. we b. Buh. W. Va
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EsrAsiissro ~ 1850.
SOUTHERN RUBBER
STAMP COMPANY,

Roanoke, Virginia.
The largest and best facilities south
Of Baltimore for the manufacture of
Rubber Printing Stamps, Notarial and
Corporation Seals, Etc.
Fine Once and R.R. stanps Speciality.
Prices as reasonable as any similar
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napship equal. Send for our pricls.
AoEnrs WAMrEp.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04
Baio el epfgrats SUB ssgussnts, ncs disen d

Baio 81 epigrate sWb sGgWsente, ncs dicen de
aumACao:
s.Mstans6yfcsis-H aqui convertida nuestTa
Villa en- CsWdGd A peSar de que todoG noB Ior.
prendi6 Ia noticia pues fu6 1lesperadS, 81 cambio
no era de haCerge eBrerar muGho tempo, si ns
tiene en- cueEtS las tatgas los desOslos, Lao PSVG
1 Gones qua pSRAn nu-st-0G representatives. en- Cor
.tss. sobre TODD el cello actiVldad que deUple
gan cusndo Sc trata del bi0n de nu diHtrito. Men.
Elra parece tanta bells Es nm gran paIo de
svance hacia el progress Iquien 10 duua? Los
2 8 Is GOO r ffshoB mas que le aumeBten al
Oh esupuesto Muaicipal es una bibocA que nada
vale, 1igaifca I'M grano de arena en- el inmenso
Jc6ano. Para podsr apreciar las coSas baJo ese
ssntdo baats echaE una ojeada 6 alas Jt9recientes
ndustrSas de esta locsi idad, debiclo 81 uesprendi
nieAto de loa cGpitG!6stas, que uil excepc On Bin
guna aon todos homDlob de genio emprendedo-.
No nos dejarSR meatir laB bxllantes tranSaCclo
ass nsrcsntleB que dihsio se lleyan efecto,
il industria Bacarlna CGAi monopolizada por aus
geutes. IL sorpreudeute CirCulac36n de metaico
a1e ri ann Ia crisiO desarrollada on ell pais h0 in
auldo en- 10 mas minimo, ETC., etc, y como TODD
.qui es erubsrGnte tsEsS 81 juzgamoa O poIvenir
tan ahsgu no que Mon espela aBimiUmo aIplra.
mos 81 ambiente de .fslteidGdes que NOS rodea, {
ninguno NOS deDia habsr 20 prendido e'th meta
MOI fosis. Separ6monos por un momanto del pre-.
sente Y concrete nono 8 otto genero de conBlde-
raciones que ne telac,onan con nTleatro porvoniH.
Pronto muy pronto tsndremoB d dicha de ver
sxtendida por nueAtroB cGmpos Ia Vtg fsFTeG, laI
cGrTster0s de IoB pueb.oN mitrofeH, sl GlunsbrGdC
elgstrSco 81 dcueducto, el eRspedrGR0 De lQs GALES
ctn m correspondieute caHeEa para que no mol
transforr emo en- ssvenecianos' Il cdsG modelO pa
Ya Cdresl en- las afusrGs dc esta Gindad PGI0eis
para la heal Audiencis, plOsG De ssercGdO , algu
noI jardinss psra rscreo etc. etc. Cas tcdan sAta
mai0Saa eat6n a. pEeysatp, A dsmAl q aGumsata
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04

Anocha tuv0 la -tsLSi6n de despedIrge de
nosotrou el senior don Francisco Lluch, primer to-
nor de opera contratado on Barcelona para eats
Capital El sebor Lluch he sentido muchiaimo -
nos diio,-que este pdblicO solo le juzgase por 81
primera audici6n. Sc Ie exigi6 presentasse en-
esCens, enfsrmo de ID grippe, tres ofss despu6s
de habsr desembarcRdo cuando acababa de ha-
cer una penosfsna larga navegaci6n. EI di
cho senior. diio ha cantRdo en- Madrid, Barcelona y
otraB capitaleu de provinCia dos vecea en- Portu.
gal, recibiendo aiempre apl. usoG del pdblico que
concurrfa al teatro LIE deEeamos muy ouen via
10 y rneior suerte Cuando vuelva contrata1se pa.
70 America.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04

BUQUES en- pGelI0 est manana. De ta-
vesga. Los vsptTei 4 EameEffs," Buenaventu-
a. .BsreBgUeI el 9rAnue." Las goletas
Minnie" '.NyauzA," 10 ba ca ''Isabel," delcal-
gando; 81 Dergantln 'Cort9s" ra Mallorca y Ii
goleta "Lekido," para salto Domingo, CoRtsroE:
Las goetAs .'Uoraz6n de Jesus" para AreeiEo;
"PaquitG' para AguadiiIa; 'Aha Maria" y .Di-
choss" para AguAdilla, MsyagIez IL 6Itma
tAmbi6 para Posce; '.Gullerm'to para Arroyo y
Poncs; .'BuenAventura" Nina" para Vie9ueG;
sHorssnsla" "AnltA" '-RecOmpeBsa," ..Dolo-
res" pendientes de fets; ''Elefante" "PanchI.
IT," deECargando; Petra" y CarmeEta," care
nando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04
ne CamuY noa d.een 10 que slgue: !" Ao

De Oamuy nos dcen 10 que Blgue: ACU
60 verdadeIa lndoencia , psrtuTba la march.
regular de los ssuntos 10 que pass en- Camuy.
sinembalgo, no Iamaremcs la atsnci6n de las
autOlidadts superioreS, potque aate gepero de
llamamientoB no dan renultAdo poaitivo. Lo cisr.
to es, que nos halamos 1'tres de FebFero" y NO
hay en- Ia expsndsdprta de efe stoa timbradoa 81
papsl sellado para la contradiction pdbltcs. Noa
consta, sinembs1go, que el NotArio. escarmentado
"a, recurri6 con oants nts anticipation 4 10 expen.
dsduIiP npplicaado q eacaEgAdo antinplaSa q
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-02-04
Entre los ninoa quo mas llamaron IL ateu

Entire Io1 nlnoa quo mas IIamaEon = ateh'
Ci6n en s bale de trsles que tuvo lug en- 81 tea
tro, de que dimos cuenta, recordamog & los 81
guientes que, on realldad, eataban muy oien yea
tldos: Rafaelita Cabrera y Torres, traje de IN
oreibe; Carmen Cabrera LAndr6n de Isabel
Il Oat6lica; OoncepCi6n G arbeA y LAfise, de ga
llegs Luis Gorbea Lafdtte, Cabsllero particu-
la; Fernando Cristobalina de Juan, de aatu-
riaMoB; Providencls Paniagua y Martorell, de
aoriUta; COnchita Martinez y Goa2ale1, de DANA
antigua; Consuelo RogeIio de los miamCs ape
llidop, 90 tOrosoU; Enxiqueta 0olly Ouehi % lo,
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LA sociedad Co~ps atlyA Ell

LA sociodad Co~ps atlvA ..El PoTvenir dol
Obrero" estAblecida en- AreCibo p, iuiciatiVa del
81. D. Bsnigno Lopez CaBtro, ale AnzA cada vez
mas pre- ponderancis. He aquf la relaci6n de GuS
ngresos egresog durAnte elpssado mes de Enc.
o. RecaudAdo, $3.50 25.--G stOu en- papel, islOH
,irculares Jibros, etc $ll SO. Effective que ha
ngreHado en- eaia $247 10.
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oura, Victor goil ! CaeAt, de Figsfos Isabel Re
vera Bpscans, de Hsristss Jul1ts deigsl de
DiouA de lA Mdsica; alberto G6ige'l oe moaq
tsro; Pillar Ledesma C6spedes, de pale DC " Un
oallu in MaRch ra 4 Adelina Oonde, de balla i
ne; Mariano Pssquera , Marfs Angel 500, de
caDallsros de ID 6poca de Luis V1; JoHefna
Lentini de contrs bandiGta francaRs; Belea lao
per, de Ana de Austria; Encarnaci6n Gonzales,
de batelera franceBs; Luis Msrti Barrera y
Rafael MRymi Bsrrera, dc eHtudiantes espsno
leu; Fslini Gonzalez y Pc in, de etlqueta; Hll,
degard Meltz Acosta, de Msrgarlta; Erneatlpa
Lopez Nuasa, de Sol
Rspetirnos que q baiIe result6 brillaAtiaimo.
Era sn raalidad encantador ver aquellos ninoS In
ciendo rus trajes de capri ho. Ha Edo ma de
les featas mas brillantes dbl Cents
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n. Pat.l7a. -ED a noche del . de

De Patsll0s EN- 10 nOche del 10 de Febre
70 tuvo lug4r en- 81 Salon de aeGiones de este
AyuntAmiento uR act0 de cOrtena que los EN-
plea los todos ded al nueyo Alcalde senor
D.vila. ALI l.g,rOn Haludslle feIiCitarle
por 90 nom bramient Llev6 10 representation
le los smpleadeB al Ienor 81 6snromS que pronun
cib nm eloCuepte to diEcurso le cOntest6 ell senior
Oavla en- evantadAs ftaGss, agradec endo Ell OBJ
seouio que re e AGA baba de tri butRr.
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Nos dicen de Vega..DajA: "Oorre poT aqui Ia
nala nueva de IL pr6xIma Suppression del JuzgAdo
ie la InGtancia. Nos abruman tal tos males que
sste dltimo NOS cojsra impavidOs 8 iudiferents',
tsspnes de la moneda..... luego matsse a.,
ted saCando diputados. Ss tlabHja con &C.
sividad y llmpiezs en- 81 amITal amiento. Han sa
ido muchos ChivOs de dlG en- die van aalien
10 mas"