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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02

La function religAosa esta mafana, en- Cate.
dral, en- honor de Nuestra Senora Ia rrovidencla.
Ieauito iuCIdislma, aslskendo ella g. E Ell Go.
bsrnAdor, la DtputAcl5n Provincial, much0s altos
empeadoa, representation de las CorpoIacioner
5ocIedades y gran ndmsre de fees. Predic6
elocuentsms4te el Sr Dean de Ia ulcha Catedral.
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.OFRElCEMOS

reCibidos por Los dlnnos vapores: 227 barriles
papas inglesas superiores 40 serones peBcado isle
no, 67 aacos garvanzos igual Sauce, so sacos
habichuelas bIancas gallegaa; 90 cajas queaos
patagr6s. Todo superior prOciog sumamente
Iimitadog.- FANZON GONZALEZ Y CO S-3
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~ concurrenel,

La concurreRcla anocn. & Ia EetretR en- Ia
plaza alfonso XII, tue extraordinaria. No cabiA
un alma mas. Zero 10 meior del tempo, cay6 I'm
aguaCero que Ia -hlzO dispsrsarse toda. 7 pro-
posito: por que dura las fsstas, no ss oa una
retrsts "a d pAseo de l. Princess 81 vsclnda
rio de Il Marina recibiria con agrado esa notiCia
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Calzado Catalan

DE suela puta, SIN CARTON, 10 na >reci
bido msgnifco, elegante muy barato 81 SALON
5ERRAT.-Tetuan 8, bsjos "Hotel UBiverso."
Lo hay para senoraa, cabaleros nidos.
Tambien ha recibido camisetas medias de
punto, fnas y ordinarias & preciop nunca vistos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02

La ReVGstd Obyera de Ponce publica ID 81
guiente reIscion de los ciudadanos que por orden
del presidents Heureaux, fueron fusiladoa en
Azua (SaAto Domingo Don Eugesio Generoso
de Marchena, don Jose Perez, don Carlos don
Pablo Back (abogsdos), don O'egario Perez, don
jose Maria Gu1man don Manuel Concha, D. jose
Reyes, don Lorenxo B ito, don Pedro Ramirez,
don zoilo suarez ~ dos mas Cuyos nombres
se ignoran.-El general Marchena los aeEorea
Baez fueron sscados el dia aptes do su supliCio
de los calabozos de Santo Domingo csrgadog de
grillos, emharcadoa an nm vapor de guerra que
% conduio Az1a Ds bordo fue sacados
Las dos ue l. rnaorng4da sin qaItarla los hierroa
que tenfan eR sus pies .s.vy tusilados, ain for
mscion de causa, pocas horas despues, junto con
sus compaHeros de martirio. Nj aun sepnlture
cristiana ss Les did. :. Fueron enterrados
orillas del camino que conduce Neibs. La ciu-
dad de Aqua 90 apercibi6 de la feroz hecatombe
al dia iguiente, despues del auceso. .....
ia FL Eaaaral Zniln Garaz NO fn6 fnsladn en- AZna
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1a.nG

KOTDN MECETaN TBoNReGEsG.
FlussB de Oauimir deude hasEa ~ pesos-Pan.
talones de idom desde 2 hasta peGoa medic
cada uno tabacos de todag vitolaG precios en-
sLa Ultramarina,n Fortalexa 5z.-So recibe
Fopa hecha por todos Los Vapores de u Penfn
6ule.
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BUQUNs an pnarto oata maiiana; -

BUQUEs en- puerto sata mafans DE ira.
vesfa: los vapores Ramon dc Herrera" " Mi
guel Gallart "AlAva," los perganfines " Cor
ten y "Sceptre," las goletas Roberto J. Barr
J Norman las barcas . Ethel Syria, /"
descargando; el bergantin 6 MAuson,1 pendien
te de dsts. n CoRteros: Las goletas 6 Ritita .
ta" eGora76n de Jends para Arscibo; "Paqui.
ConcepCion, 2 para Aguadilla Ma3a.
gnez; "Marle Artau, para Vlequea; 1ToViden.
ola" sNueva FIQr, para Fajardo ''CoraH6n dc
Maria, para Mayas1eE; ssAmelia, para FajardO
y Arroyo; .lsAbeia para HumAcao Yaopcoa;
'Psquets Do Ayeclbo, psndlente do hete; aJu
liaa cexenanao sapillszaito' q YapeE aAYi'
lfaa eaSaanea
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III aprociable joven kenor don manuel Rivera
Negr6n ha sido nombrado sgente de LA Co
BREsPoNDENoLA en- el pueblo de las Marlas.
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n dia 2S ds DsiemOle timo se hs conss
tuido on LareH ca Ia calle de IL Salud, Ell JusRs
do municipal de este pueblo, acompa1ado del
m6dico titular seror Mslaret Dfcese que Ell mo-
two fue sl haberas envenenado Antoaio Valentfp.
81 cual se encuentra en- estsdo grave
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Noa dican da I,ar.a. 90 an.nan

Nos dicen de LaFss: "Ss encuentrs en- eama
la senora msdre de nuestros qneridos amigos. 81
reputado doctor don Pedro Msaret Jordan ' dan
Pablo Vllella. Una caida hs sido u causs de ha.
larse en- 81 lecho del dolor tan eatinabIe sefors
por cuya saIud hacsmos votos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02

%Recordamos nasstros agenteu part.
culares que nos telegrafian asuntos concernienteu
= Perloolco, que las prlmeraa Is palabras de loE
tespachos solamente valen DIEz oENrAyoa -
sando de Is & UN OENTAvo cads una X
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02

to4Rico \ que est6n muy agsAdacidoa de las atan
esrnes ds que venen s.snd objeto. Lss agnaia
ceAaoa mucho IA visita y Ice dessamoa bnen item
po entire nosotros
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El hern1Oso cOons pala 81 tranvfa del seIior
Ubarrl, construido an sus sAlisres de RIo pearas,
SO iaHtsiara en- Ia hxpoMci6n eli microbes pr6xi-
mo- Pers0nas que hsn YIato ese trabslo diOen
que en- reAIidad, no 90 pueds pedir mas
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Hay gran n6mero de forasteros en- eata Ca
pital. Los cafes Sc v6n continuamente lIenol de
gsnte J los hoteles replatoS. Ha sido extraordi-
nario 81 ndmero de psrSonaS que ante aver aver
yiaitaron la Rxpo6ci6a
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Faisu para eabaiieros, dttiua nov,dsd ssr.
hatas preeosau , 9! m jor caizado pAvs esbails.
roe, aenoras NJ o., deben comp slse Berr4s.y
Reines eni su tabssImiento La ConstzaeSa cr
lie de San Francisco ndrnsro 81
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Esta manana fondeo ests puerto, proCe-
dente del de Liverpool el vapor espanol AlGVa J
entire los diyersos obietos que conduce, trae dies
piezaH, 3S atados J Z caiaa efectos para Ia empire
saa del acueducto de esta Capital
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Para IUzgad0s Munieiila!ss

se Yenden en- la dPogfla La CoRREsPoNDaNoA los ST
guientes impresos: 80 =
Hoias dobes de demandas $3.50 el IOO Declaraciones
ae nacmenos 81 el LOO Certl6cados de Defuncion 81 e
lOO Actas matrImonales 81 1OO Al pedrss debe re-
mtrse e importe mas centaYos por cada cento para
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02

Sc encuentra ya restaDleCldo de q grippe que
ie retuvo algunoa dias en- CANA, nuestlo querido
nigo 81 competente facullativo doctor don Ca
yetano Coll Toste.
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sa encuentrnn e m g.,,,,,

Sc encuentrHn ~ GOA Taleclsntsa de ID Rebre
amarillo 81 ssnor don Luis Ssn4, ayudante dO
Obras PdblOas su dlstlneuida aefora que lie
garon & verse de suma gravsdAd. Tavleron, sin
embargo, la desgracla dc perder On nifo reciep
nacido, vfCtima ue Is mlsma anfclmedad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02

Amigos ds ls ialA noe snptcan preguutsmos
lue % IA heeho de la 9 Gufa Commercial y agtfc,,
=" qae 81 sAfiur Bal esterou Munoz f1g & edi.
tAr ea los EStadOa Uuidos para repartlrla sa el
mes de Junio dltimo, con vistss de Ia Exposlei6p
de ChiCsgo aAupcies
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Procsdents de / s. .Ha.tsen IA eni

Procsdents de lals Ha.tIsn AZ entEado hoy
Al puerto dc esta UapitAs, el hermoao crncaro de.
guerra frances HugsArde del polts de 825 tone.
ladas con l20 hombte, de dotaoi6n. i, 'Hun.
aasd" as 81 miamo buque que haoo POGO Vimt6
RsRaa deaae ap easiandap dela lQl msiqgea Tes
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Yanoraa on. ss ss,,.

~ Vaporea que bs sspsr4n:--M sspano
Bonita sali6 de Liverpool el I6 de Diciemb I
El lngl6s ClimpiA 10 h1o 81 SO de Nueva
York.-El espafol /" Conde Wlfredo," 10 verif
C6 81 2S de C@narias III directO para IL Psnin
sula, dObe llegar de hoy manAna.
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Esta mocha, ca ssgan IA ConYoCatoris, cele-
brara Junta la socledA = Amigos del Pais, con
obieto de eegir 81 nusvA Directive para 81 afo
en- curse.
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Nuestro eBtimadO coIegA 81 CrioHo de Aqua
dilla ha side denunc1ado por el Juez municipal de
Pepino.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-02

El Jatabe BaluamIco al GuayacoI del doctor
Rodrfgusz Castro es 81 medicamento one ms
sceptacion ha tenido en- la Isa. Tonaado sste
JArsbe no hay misdo la tSsis, nj trOnguitis nj
Gsa1a, nj eGtarros
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Esta tarde i uaa J media enpezaron laG
campanas dc las glsaias de esta Capital tocar
LntormadoB de d Causa, hemos sabi-
do CON pcofnada pena, que sa ha agravado mucho
4a enfermedad del senor Obispo.
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Slgue hoy sin exps. ImeatAr meioria, 81 res
1etabIe sefior Obispo de estA Dloessls Hacemor
1otos por su prontO rsatablecimiento.
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bUrLEASE LA sEGClON a. Fasatssnspos
que venimos pubhcando Ga II cuarta plana
de Ia GoRREsFoNDmNOI SO-o
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Ia conCurrenciA anochs Lac fsstas de Gate
dral, fu6 verdaderamenta extraordinaria Nc
cabfa un alma mas Pareee que slgunou coriata,
de Ia opera acompanaron loH cantos roligiosos de
Coro.
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Sc encuentra grayementa snfsrmo, con una
tifoidea 81 npEeCiaDle vecino de NaEaniito %.
jose Angracia Morales. En- aqusI pueblo sa de.
sea sU pronto restablecimiento.
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SuplicamoH aqua amigo nuestRo de la Ca
rolinA ss sirva Informarnos ai atR naaita On iii
cho pueblo don Jose NJ Glmenez, pues 1sasmon
cue hAcer una historic cnrIosa. lO-8
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"a LA MEDIDA

Traies de canlmir
desde
g Pesos z OctavOs.
AmeriGanas de alpa
ca, de ~ & 5 pesos
SastrertG .FrGncsSG
T1sa or. Oapital
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tena que toear ca ID fstreta pAtte de l0s mdaicos
que compousn Il oruuesta aa sqHelia
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SE OOMPRA

DE CONTADO
Saldos de Merinos, Casi
mires y Alpacaa. Mandal
nuestras con preclos J
.antidad.
SGstrena FraRcesa HSSOT,
Capital.
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Anocha @ suspsadi6 q fnncl6n anunciada
pQs la lempaaiR ds Sa58nola conlQeuenaia da
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Si Quiare unted conner mUy sabroso acuda al
rAntnrant Ia GasdLano. San FEanciaco 56.
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Inbnc0 "a c0merL0

Los sef0les klvera Pere7 ue BAyAm6R,
isnen nna huena exlatancia de dIcha hoia, en- 10.
laslas clauss que ofcscen preciou rn6dlco1. 1912
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E7NCIA

Ne neEvlrsmOG nIngQna 8uscripOion la GO
-sronDHN0rA que iunto con la aOlicitud no d
Honaits, cuando menoE, 81 importe de ma trimoI.
tie, que son DOS PESOS monoda Corrionte.
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En- la BdrbersG de Pe1G en- MayagleE sc
yende LA CoRREsPoNDENo1A DE Pro -RIoo. 3O-2l
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Sobre NEW-YORK 9I,.s 7 HsFaSA : s6s1.
vista sOBRINO DE lzQUIERDoY I O.. For.
taleza 81. 15-14
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ID El General Zolo suarez no fu6 fusilado en- Azua
Lo asesnaron al conducdo desde Ia vega Santiago
(IahalIerna.
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Harina Superior

1et0LJCE una pCI7ti0CO
LUDWIG DUPLAOE.
San Juan, r. b. sc
The sun., 1894-03-01
A Beautiful Greed.

On the back of the card of a
merchant traveller, who died some
time ago, was found under the caption
"My Creed," this beautiful sentiment,
which may be adopted with profit by
all men and all women the world
over:
"Do not keep the alabaster boxes of
your love and tenderness sealed up
until your friends are dead. Fill
your lives with sweetness, speak
approving, cheering words while their
ears can hear and their hearts can be
thrilled and made happier by them.
The kind things you mean to say,
when they are gone, say before they
go. The flowers you mean to send
for their collins, send to brighten and
sweeten their homes Def ,re they leave
them. If any friends have alabaster
boxes laid away, full of perfumes of
sympathy and affection, which they
intend to break over my dead body, I
would rather they would bring them
out in my weary and troubled hours
and open them, that may be refreshed
and cheered by them while I need
them. I would rather have a plain
coffin, without a flower, a funeral
without eulogy, than a life without
the sweetnes of love and sympathy.
Let us learn to anoint our friends be-
forehand for their burial. Post
mortem kindness does not cheer the
burdened spirit; flowers cast no
fragrance backward over the weary
| way"
The sun., 1894-03-01
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLaes u S. Govt Report
RH!a!::!.!! q! BskiRg Bs%dsg3!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Personal.

Fl. S. Judson and l.. o. Hollistel
were IN Glenwood last Thursday.
S. A. Flaherty made quite an ex,
tended trip to the cities last week.
Miss A. Graves, of Minneapolis, is
d guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Griffith
Mrs. N. A. Nelson returned from
Winneconne, Wis, on Monday after,
noon.
H. H. Wells and o. G. Hanson
made trip to Litchfeld, Monday
last on business.
Mrs. Fl. S. Judson will take her
departure the last of this week for hel
former home in Mobile, Ala.
DR.. S. HI. Spur, of Hoffman, and
DIR. Clements, of Grand Forks, spent
several days of the past week with
Morris friends.
OMrs. Stanton, of Appleton, was in
attendance at the Knights Templa1
hop. Mrs. Stanton was the guest oi
Mr.. and Mrs. J. House.
Sheriff Houde, of Little Falls, was
in town last Friday and left some
subpoenas to serve. John Stork the
man for whom Welter last worked is
wanted as witness.
The sun., 1894-03-01
Hicks on March.

March will beeventful. About the
3rd warm wave and growing storms
will appear in western parts, and be-
tween that date and the 9th, they will
advanced to the Atlantic, leaving cold
fair weather behind. A sudden and
violent storminess will return with the
new moon about the TIN, lasting in its
estward progression through the
reactionary centers 8th, and 9th.
Sharp thunder, rain and sleet south
ward, and heavy snow northward will
result about this time. Numerous
causes will produce much irregular,
violent phenomena lasting perhaps
into the storm period 18th, to II.
They will bring dangerous storms.
Cold will rush close behind storms.
On and about the Goth. and 21st,
storms and gales, with probable
earthquakes. Rain, thunder, sleet
and snow, followed by cold. A
marked storm period from 25th to 18th.
The sun., 1894-03-01
Accidents.

While going home Saturday even
ing and when crossing Fifth street at
the intersection of Atlantic avenue,
Jacob Christensen slipped and fell
ON the ice in the roadway and sus-
tanned a very severe and extremely
painful confusion of the ankle. At
first it was feared some of the bones
of the leg were fractured or broken,
and so very painful was the injury
that anasthetics had to be administer
ed before the extent of the injuries
were ascertained.
While at play last Thursday even
ing Que of j. W. Pushor's children
slipped off shed and fell quite a
distance, striking ON the frozen
ground and breaking the bones of his
leg between ankle and knee.
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To Disband.

After having successfully filed its
mission, and performed noble work
thoroughly y,impartially and faithfully,
the County Relief Band will now dis
band and we trust it will be many a
long day ere they are again called in
to service. Their labors have been per-
formed quietly and unostentatiously
and there are none who know, outside
of the society officers and recipients,
where aid has been given. 1t was a
good work and necessary one, and
to those who have borne the brunt OF
the labor, worry and care consequent
upon such duties, there is due the
thanks of the entire community for
duties we'll done.
The sun., 1894-03-01
ThreShing Notes.

A copy of the bylaws of the North
western Threshermen's Association
has been forwarded us and also a
prospectus, setting forth the aims and
purpose of the organization. Its
objects are to remedy some of the
evils prevalent in the threshing
machine business, and consequently
those only who are interested in
manufacture, sale or operation of
threshing machinery are eligible to
membership. The fee of $1,000
which is necessary to accompany an
application for membership includes
the first years dues. The annual dues
are ten dollars, and must be paid up
to entitle member to be in good
standing and have a vote in the
affairs of the organization.
The minimum rates to be charged
for threshing will be adopted by the
association, and each member will be
notified by registered mail, direct
from head Office, of any changes.
While some such organization is an
absolute necessity, and while some
thing must be done to maintain living
prices, yet under the bylaws of the
organization we fail to see just what
penalty is to be exacted, although it
may purposely be withheld. The fee
also may deter many from entering g
the association, but it will be cheap
protection if the association can stop
the ruinous competition.
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Camp Fire.

On Friday evening last, February
22nd, Overton Post No. SO, G.. A. R.,
assembled at the Court House and
had a very successful reunion. in fact
it was one of the most pleasant
gatherings held under the auspices of
the post for many long day, and it
is hoped and intended to have other
reunions ere long. Something like
one hundred an fifty were present.
A musical an literary program was
provided and several speeches we're
made. The music for the occasion
was rendered by quartet consisting
of the Misses Lena and Laura Thoele,
L. Thoele and J. N. Childs, Mrs. II.
G.. Wolff presiding at the organ.
Several of the selections rendered by
the choir, such as "Tenting on the
Old CampGround," "Just Before The
Battle, Mother" and other familiar
melodies carried the older ones
present back to the days of 81 and 65,
and the excellent singing furnished
was fully appreciated.
Miss Lucy Smiths recitation "The
Ruggles Dinner Party" and a
recitation entitled the pride OF
Battery B." by Miss Mollle Colyer,
were rendered in telling and effect
i've manner and were loudly applauded
The speech of the evening was
made by A. A. Gen1, G.. J. Mertz, and
it was listened to by the audience
with interest, being full of good
things. Facts and suggestions were
numerous, many which could be
applied and acted upon. The
Generals talk was not confined to the
old soldier, but to the young gener
alton; his watchword was "Loyalty tc
the old Flag" Comrade Colyer made
a short talk, as did the Post Com
mander, who was followed by coffee
and sandwiches, after which all wend
ed their way home, seemingly pleased
and satisfied with the evenings enter
tainment. It is the intention of thu
Post to give at all early date an oper
Camp Fire, and their invitation will
be especially to the young. Without
question these Camp Fires are strong
and lasting lessons in patriotism
We look for some effective work thi
year on the part of the Post.
The following were among tn
members of Overton and other G.. A
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Driving Park Association.

The regular meeting of Morris
Driving Park Association was held at
the office of E. j. Jones February
oath, '94, Reports of Treasurer and
Secretary read and accepted. Election
of President postponed, and the
following were elected for the
ensuing year:
First Vice Pres.-E. ]. Jones.
Second Vice Pres w. B. Hancock.
Treasurer Watzke.
Secretary. D. Gillespie.
The executive board will meet at
an early date and prepare the work
for the coming race seasons
The sun., 1894-03-01

.. II, USHUR,
Chm. Town Com
The sun., 1894-03-01
New Water Supply.

At the suggestion of j. E. Daniel
son, of Mr.. G. II. Leaman correspond
ed with the Inter State Company,
with view to obtaining consent of
said company to use their well as
additional water supply for fire and
stock purposes. This part of town
has but one five hundred barrel cistern
and the purpose is to ask the council
to build large cistern or water
trough and erect a wind mill. Supt.
Wenzel, in his reply says, they have
no objection to having a wind mill
and tank put over their we'll, provided
the railroad or insurance companies
do not object.
The sun., 1894-03-01
RendsViIIe.

The Rendsville Literary Society met last
week at Keeville Post Office. There was
full attendance and the exercises were very
interesting, among which was a dialogue,
advertising for Wife," which was very
amusing. There was no question for dis
cussiOn, but B. D. Brewster addressed the
society on Suicide" He gave statistics of
organizations for self destruction that were
new to the majority of those present, and
showed his familiarity with history.
The Gazette was ably edited. There were
many humorous items, and others with an
effort to censure. For want of time the
items cannot be copied for THE SUN this
week, but in the future, items that are of
interest will be copied, with no intention of
giving offense, and if there was any such in
tention, the editor of THE SUN is too much
of gentleman to publish anything that is
not proper. There were number of Wis
itors from different parts of the county at
the meeting, and we hope they were en-
tertained in manner that will induce them
to come again. Webelieve that such meet
ings are of more benefit to the community,
and especially to the rising generation, than
all the political harangues of decade.
Y.
The sun., 1894-03-01
S. JUDSoN, President.
F. A. RISING, Vice-PreSident.
l.. o. HOLSTER, Cashier
IT FL E -
First National Bank,
OF NORRIS, MINI.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
This Bank Conducts \
GENERAL BANKING AND En-
CHANGE BUSINESS.

Money to loan on chattel or personal Sc
,urity in any amounts desired. Loans ne
gotiated on improved farms.
With largely increased capital, we have
9setter facilities for all departments OF buSl-
ness than ever.
We pay savings bank rates on time de-
pOSitS ..,
arms at better rates than ever.
We can write insurance in such strong
companies as the National, Ct Hartford,
Home, of New York, st. Paul Fire and Ma
rine, the unrivaled Aetna.
The president is agent for all the railroad
lands in this vicinity, the cheapest land
now for sale and is going fast.
The President is agent for the strongest
accident insurance company in they the World noc;
dent insurance is written out; tickets good
from one to thirty days, or on policies good
for one year with weekly indemnity IN case I,
of injury. This is no Mutual Company
but has the CASH to pay all losses.
we respectfully solicit the accounts OF
Merchants, and all who have dealings with
hankS in this section Of the state.