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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28

Fl. J. Griffith will sell "a ot OF
horses, mules and cattle at public
sale in Green Forest next Satur-
day. The stock will be sold on q
credit OF IL months, requiring noto
at 10 per cent with approved
security.
The first of the year is approrch-
ing, and we ask every one who is
in arrears to come in and settle up.
Of course dollar or two is a
small thing to you bat it means
great cal to us, as all cur earnings
are scattered around all over the
country in just snch sums.
A big criminal suit is in progress
before Square Harbert at Yoeum
today. A daughter Of Little on
Patton is being given a prelimlna-
ry examination on q charge OF
slandering the wife of Jake Cox.
The prosecution is being represent
A. J. Russell OF this place and the
d efense by James W. Newton OF
Oak Grove.
Quite an interesting document
was received at tho Recorders
Office last week, in the shape OF an
abstract of Spanish Grant by the
Governor General of Louisiana,
Grand Baron de Carondeiet to Don
Joseph Valier, in the year 1893.
The grant covers ten leagues Iii
length by Ave leagues in breadth
and was to include five leagues
on each side of the Rio blanche
(Whte river) The land en- braced
IN the grant is in Taney ana other
counties IN Missouri, and nearly all
of Carroll, Boone and Madison
counties in Arkansas, The abb
stract shows an opinion expressed
by, Daniel w Webster and ether prom
inent men regarding the validity
of the grant Harrison Repubii-
can.A
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28
Greatly Reduced.

Excursion rates over Eureka
Springs Railway for next 80 days,
commencing Nov Goth. Excursion
rates win be IN effect between
Eureka Springs and Seligman in
both directions, One way fare only
sec. Round trip five days limit,
Sl.50. F. n. RICHARDSON,
G.. P. a.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28
Nov. 26, 1895.

On our recent trip to Little
Rock we heard many favorable
expressions regarding The candida
cy OF Hon. J. Z Fancher tor State
Auditor Mr. Fancher has not as
yet declared himself a candidate,
bat he will no doubt yield 10 the
pressure of friends. Arkansas
would do herself proud by. honor
ing such men as Polk Fanohar.
At the meeting of the Masonic
Grand Lodge at Little Rock last
week the following eficers were
elected: A. G. Washbnrn, Of
Waldron, Grand Mastey G. G..
Ayers, of Ft. Smith, Deputy Grand
Master;.John NJ G Fletcher, Of Little
Rock, Grand $. N.;J R. Baker of
Melbourne. Gsand ] W.; J. VI.
OuthoRt, of Bonneville, Grand
Locture,, J. t Hicks, Of searcY,
Grand Orator; Fred Kramer, Of
faitile Rock, Grand Treasurer;
Say Hampstead, Grand Sec, etary;
3. G. Andrews, Of Harrison, was
reappoiated D. D. & II. Tor this
distiict.
Old papers for sale at this Office.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28
Advertise your holiday goods.

Advertise your holiday goods.
JEFF Harbert is moving 10 his
farm south of town.
Demorist medal contest at Now
Home, Saturdaynight week.
Considerable improvements are
going on in Bell Buckle.
Green Forest is the best town Of
its aize in Northwest Arkansas.
The Mutual Teachers Associa-
ton meets at CarroIlton Saturday.
R. G. Massey and T. c. Rhodes
were in town Monday on legal
business.
Rev. T. D. Lamb went to Cave
Hall, Boone county, last week to
hold church services
Miss Lizzie Butler, daughter Of
Rev VI. NJ. Batter Of Denver, is
reported TO be critically i'll,
Ed Perry aged II, sen Of John
? erry near Oak Grove, died last
sunday, after lingering illnoss.
Mrs. Camp is having some ele-
giant show windows added to her
already very eommodioas store.
r. H. Young and family arrived
last Saturday from S,ono county,
N o., to make this their future
home.
W. Ne. Stanley, late of Ok Iabo
ma, has purchased A. W, Brad
shaw's farm on the mountain,
south of town.
Postmaster C. M. Wallace and
wife are expected home tonight
from months visit TO relatives
in Pendletonville, Texas.
Ruth, the 22-months,old daugh-
ter OF Manson Emmett, living two
miles north Of town, died Sunday
after an illness Of 20 days.
Joe Naples, the popular young
attorney OF Berryville, was o caller
Monday. He and W. G. Russell
have been retained in au important
case on fee Of $3.50.
The Baptist people are making
an effort 10 build a church house.
We trustthey will socceed. Moth
ing adds moro to a town than
nice church bulldogs.
Extensive preparations have
been made by the ladies OF the NJ.
g. church fer a big Thanks sgiving
dinner at the Band Hall today. Wo
hope the effort will be crowned
with success.
It. o. Walker says it is an as
snred tact that Green Forest will
soon have = first casa Ii very barn,
that be has already purchased The
necessary material and that active
work will commence right away
Dick Galloway and Frank Fan
ming returned Monday from i four
days fishing expedition Oh White
river. They report a grand inc.
It makes no difference how many
fish they caught or how they
caught EN-.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28

There will be public examine
tot he'd at Berryvillo Dee. 10 and
20, 1895, 70 ascertain the profes-
sional qualifications of all persons
desiring license to teach in the
Eastern District OF Carroll county,
Ark. Fl. ?. BURNEY,
Co. Examiner.
Nov. 26, 1895,
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CouncIi Meeting.

A meeting Of the town council
IS hereby called 70 meet next Mon
day u ,<Fit ut. DR. Harbort's drug
store Ior the transaction of busi-
ness. Jgo. A. BUELL.,
Acting Mayer
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28

y Z. aht: Mrs. j L. Walker on last
thursday evening. Miss Bessie is
one CT tho finest accomplished mu.
sic teachers in this part cf the State
and the treat was thoroughly en-
Iioyed by all. Among those present.
besides Mr.. Walkers family and
Mss Springs parents were A.
elcCartney and DR.. Roberts of
1ureka Springs, H. J. Plimmer of
Springfield, Mo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
hamsey and daughters, Miss Lora
2mlth, Mrs. Pickens, Mrs. Skinkle
and j. j. and Miss Margie Russell.
some select songs were also rem
dered by Mr.. and Mrs. Spring and
Dr. Roberts which was no small
feature Of the evenings entertain
ment. Mrs. Spring is one OF the
sweetest singers we have ever
beard.
We have received from Mrs. r.
NJ. Thornton, the geniel land lady
# of the Grand Central Hotel in
Eureka Springs, an elegant photo
graph OF the dining ball of that
popular stopping place, which was
taken recently when a TRIBUNE
scribe was present. The Grand
Central is deservedly one OF the
most popular hotels in the coun-
Try. 1t is strictly frstclass in all
It's appointments. It is equal to
any $500 house we know of, yet
ats regular rates arc Only $100 a
day. Ne can conscientiously
advise our friends to stop there.
Rev. W. A. Linzey is at Carroll
ton this week resting up from q
preaching tour through Texas.
Prot. Barnes, the renowned singer,
is travelling with him, and is now
engaged in closing out his business
at Carrollton in order to devote
his entire time singing for the meet
ings held by the great evangelist.
They propose to make q tour of
this part Of Arkansas next summer
and hold tent meetings. at ali the
towns, and think they will reach
Green Forest by the first OF
August.
Mr.. Lamunion, living south Of
town, returned Friday from athree
months business trip to North
Dakota. He owns large farm
in that state on which he garnered
1000 bushels Of wheat this years,
but the winters are so cold that he
prefers TO live in Arkansas. Il
says over twenty families came
on the same train he did from that
country looking for homes in
South Missouri and North Arkan
sas.
See our offer of THE TRIBUNE
and Toledo Blade both year for
dollar. The Blade is one Of the
greatest family wecklies in the
world. This offer is tor a short
time only, so come at once if yoe
want to take advantage Of it.
Good advice: Never leave home
on journey without bottle Of
hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
J. e. Harbert, druggist.
by special contract for short
time we can furnish the Weekly
Commercial.Appoal and THE
TRIBUNE one year for one dollar
eash in advance.
A. e. Graham mourns the loss
Of his handsome, pet squirrel,
which passed in its checks on last
Saturday night. No insurance
A little bird says there is to be
a great matrimonial surprise take
place 10 and around Groen Forest
during the next week.
Thanksgiving services at the
NJ. E. south church conducted by
Rev. Shipley OF Harrison. servi-
begin at 10 Il. m.
Mrs A. J. Rassell and children
arrived homo Sunday, after
months visit with relatives in
Boone county.
While in Berryvillc if you want
good meal or your team well
cared tor stop at the Southern
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28

Wy 7ANTFp Several trustworthy gentlemen
w 04 aides 70 Gravel ia Arkansas iof aftao-
1;ehed yeljable house salary $3.50 aia eApen-
ses stead position. Epc.pse rsisre,ee aud
self ada ree9ed stamped cnye'ope, plie DafnIh-
ien company, 3rd i l9oT, 0iaisha ladg, Chicago,
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28
LOCAL MENTION
Thank sgiVns

Hgodsy is Thanksgiving.
II small farm ter rent. Cal al
once.
n g,r@aias ali along tie line at w.
n saood and COS.
qo to Irs. Camps for latest
Ios in s1itlinery.
Il Harbert IS figuring on build
new res dence,
Finest brands Of cigars in the
; ark ct at J. T. Orrell's,
A son Joined the family circle OF
,hn Patten last Taesdey.
n. Orrou is opening the peo-
o's eyes on the price Of drugs.
Tna TR1BUsE and the Toledo
Blade both one year Tor one Sl,00.
/ 8. f. Rudd has moved from
H. Fork to his farm north CT
W9.
Woodl Woodll Woods what we
ant without waiting for worse
Gather.
Cheapest line Of millinery goods
yer brought to Green Forest at
Is. Camps.
You will find the Lansing House
splendid stopping place when
|. Eureka Springs.
J, NJ. Bailey has purchased Jeff
arbert's residence property in
be Grim addition.
Everything and anything you
Fant and at the bottom rock prices
t " r. Sneed & Go.
Tho very latest styles OF bats
nd other millinery goods at bot
I'm prices at Mrs. Buell's.
a young druggist arrived at J.
. OrreIIs last Thursday. The
nlngster weighs eight pounds.
s ere is plenty Of room for
N ovement on our sidewalks,
"a plenty ofroom for new ones.
Stanhope is pushing work
on his laino on Long
| k. We hope be will dig up a
s}une.
Miss Nellie Puckett came over
ON Eureka Springs Saturday
nd will spend g week with her
arents.
A. f. Graham has opened a
sstaurant in connection with his
rocery on Main street. Meals
all hours.
The body must be we'll nurished
ow, to prevent sickness. It your
ppetite is poor take Hoods
arsaparilla.
Sunday was a damp cold day,
I'd in the language Of the poet, it
OF damp quick.
IS. And the next day it showed,
e. S. Foreman is having some
gtensive repairs and improve
tents made on his residence. At
rosent his family is dominciled
J Mrs. Camps property.
IAN enjoyable time is reported
sthe closing exoroies of Miss Es-
I shibloy's school in Dist. 10.
1is was Miss Essio's first term Of
'hool, but she gave splendid salts
action.
You shouldn't stuff your hide 50
III Of baked turkey today that
on will not feel liko rendering mp
good supply Of thanks for the
reat blessings yon have enjoyed
urlng the past year.
Capt J. h. Harbert bas purohas-
a lot on the wost side OF Plum
-er's shop, on which he will pro
led at once to erect large livery
I'd feed barn This is an enter
rise Green Forest needs, and We
now Of no man who is better
'calated t. make It success
ian Capt. Harbert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-11-28

s-aFsftg ~ Is a 81 = Tyse~rrns, Boet-keep-
~ f1sz. s,a,asVss assa-'4sa avs f II -. W
cheap ksaIc. and ta- efsst 'gsssl ercia Ceiesa
Building in Asneriea. af4ates rests3y secure
aau3ns. Eeltalta. Iiiestfasl aIaieeue FNl3As,
Address i3.aI EitsG5isI IF - RI aS. 1eit
ess2n j. " sazslt.ss.sss Gu.4eSs e. a. Llcg. 1lss.
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vENDUTA PUBLICA

FL domingo % del corriente mes & las
3 de la tarde, sc remataran en- los altos del
Casino Eepanol, por cuenta de quien CO.
rresponda, calla d San Jose n1mero II,
los siguientes efoctOs:
2 meeas de billar enchapadas de caOba
con bandas de gonna, on magnifco estado;
tablerO de pizara con II tacos bolas de
marfl cada unO, contadores, (tanteo) ta-
quera.
Aprovechad la OCCASION que esta ganga
no So presenta todos los dias.
Todo 10 que Sc remata en- Venduta pd-
blica es al 6GrreT, no admiti6ndose recla-
maci0n alguna.
Lo cual SO hace ptblico para general
conOcimientO y concurrencia de licitadores.
San Juan Puerto-Rico Julio 16 de 1895.
El Vendutero p1blico,
81 Francisco ID. T'Wrtl1.
Las nifias Providencia Isidora, hijas
de nuestrO amigo don Ramon Ramos, ve-
cino de Rio-piedras, en- compaflfa de la Sc
horita Claudina Sandoval, han recojido en-
ell barrio del Cupey de aquella jurisdicci6n,
para las victimas del incendiO de Barran-
rranquitas, la suma de ocho pesos que han
depOsitado en- esta redacci6n. Los gene
rosOs donantes fueron: Don Ramon Ra-
mos Castro, peso, don Vidal Melendez,
l peso, don Isidoro Ramos de Rosa, so CEN
tavos; dofla Providencia Ramos, % ctvs,
doha Claudina Sandoval, 25, dof1a Isidori.
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Dice La Denl0orQclQ::

Hemos visto una carta que desde
Caracas le ha dirigido nuestro amigo
don Luis E. V&Hqug7, 81 notable bajo CO.
gran compafifa de zarzuela que trabaja &C.
tualmente en- aquella poblaci6n de la
cual hace grandes elogios la prensa cara
quefa. Ell sehor Lloret, segun manifesto,
on la carta que hacemos referencia, de-
sea trasladarse esta ciudad con su esco-
gida ''troupe" en- cuanto termine sus COM
promises en- aquella poblaci6n, para 10 cual
de " La Perla -. En- ell elenco figuran
artistas tan aventajados, como las sefloras
Lendra, Soler las se6oritas Ruitort y
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BrBn1orncA DE ''LA CORRESPONDENCE" IS

testado 81 incinando imperceptiblemente la Ca
beza.
Juana, al pasar ante un espejo, babfa podi-
do yer que su rostro estaba animado p0r Ell des-
pecho que tenfa pintado en- 81 la contrariedsd
que experimertaha.'
A pesar del dominic que tenfa sobre s1 mis-.
ma, perd1a, en- medic de las excitaciones de que
era objeto, su frialdad su rigidez de estatna.
Su sa gre hervfa bajo la accion de la llama que
encendf, en- los demas, soportaba impaciente-
mente Ia calma del hombre q quien hubiera
querido apasiODar seducir.
Temfa hacerse tr*ic6n desaparecf', como
el soldado que SO aterra en- el momento de la
lucha y deserta del campo en- que va q ents-
blarse.
Abri6 la ventana aspire ell aire hdmedo
de la noche.
Los arboles conf1ndfan So follaie con Ia o.
curidad que tendfs 50 manto sobre Glenmore.
Los ruidos de Ia noche, elevandose desde los
fosos al castillo, partiendo del retro de las
aves nocturnas del sgujero de los cantadores
grillos, turbaban el silenciO del parque.
Jusna permar eci6 un momento inclinada
sobre is sguas, bafiando So descubierto pecho
en- Ia hel~da niebla que part1a de las mismas.
in me amai-se decfa. IL .~.
Y no 90 atrevia hacerae Ia pregunta Goa
tEaria' -.
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wVAPOR ESPANOL
j. JOVER SIERRA"

Este magnifoo y rapido vapor, en- su
viaje & la Peninsula llegar6 hacfa ell 25 del
presente mes Ponce de donde seguira
MayaRiiez y esta Capital, admitiend,
carga para 81 Norte de:Espaha y el Medite
franco.
gNY@ El vapor alumbrado con luz el6c
trica reune espl6ndidas condolences para
pasaje. Para mas informes dirijirse &
sus cOnsignatariOs.
A RAUSCHENPLAT, Capital.
SCHULZE Y COMP, Mayagiiez.
CHRISTIAN BOYSEN, Ponce. 6-1
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ia Ramos, rs, don CelestinolCastro, so cen.
tavos, don Vicente Castro, so centavos;
don Felipe Sandoval, ,s25 centavos, don To
mas Dones, 25; don Segundo Diaz, 25; don
Francisco AstasiO, Is; dOf1a Rosa Monte,
S5; don Antonio Aponte, rs. Eutre otroP
varios individuos, SO; Juanito Ramos, IS;
S5 centavos; dofla Carmen Castro, 25, do
fla Maria Ramos, 25. Total SO. Bendita
sea la Carload,
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Extracto de las cuentas del Real Asilt

Extracto de las cuentas del Real Asilo
de san Ildefonso, correspondientes al mes
de JUNO de 1895.-Existencia en- 81 d.
Mayo d3 1895, $40 pesos 81 centavos.-
CARGO --Producto de pensiones, 81 Pc
sos.-Id classes niflas externas, 192 pesos.
Id labores, " pesos SO centavos.-Id
alquilores de casas, 200 pesos I'D suscrip-
ci6n del vecindariO, A pesos 81 centavos.
Total Cargo, 1,148 pesos 81 centavos.-
DATA:-Pagado por personal, 23O pesos.
Id alimentos, 4l7 pesos 26 centavos.- Id
quito, 50 pesos.-Id vestuario, 70 pesos
IS centavos.-Id utiles para la casa, rs Pc
sos 46 centavos.-Id id para las classes, 80
pesos.-Id billete de lG Loterfa ndmero
81, 256 sorteo ndmero $50, pesos,-Id me-
dicinas, 9pesos centavos.-IdS Secretarfa,
l peso rs centavos:-3Id, .reparaciones de
fincas, 1O1 pesos.-Id r6ditos de capitales,
pesos 25 centavos.-Id contribuciones,
% pesos so oentavos.-Total Data, $50 Pc
sos 40 pesos.-RES ESUMEN.-Importa el
Cargo, l, ,148 pesos 81 centavos.-Id Ia Da-
ia, $50 pesos ~ centavos. Existencia, 1873
pesos centavo vos.-Puerto Rico, 80 de Ju-
nip de 1895.-La Presidenta, Dolores A.
d0 Acllf1a.
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FL COLLAR DEL ::RAJAH

q gaDar en- Ia carrera que has elegido, mas que
humillaciones decepciones?
"Refexiona, mi querida hiia, piensa que
el mejor refugio para una joven es la casa de
sus padres.
"Te esoribo ocult4ndome para clio.
"Temo que tn padre me yea y sospeche 10
que est hacienda.
'Laura Nichette MagdaIena, estdn bien.
Seran menos guap4s que til; pero acaso sea ese
IN favor que ell cielo nos conceda.
"Ad6s, mi querida Juanita, piensa en- que
eufro mas cruelmente aun que los demds, por
tn resoluci6n.
"Te abraza tiernamente, mil veces,
"CLEMENC1A MoNTAIGU''
La institutriz dej6 caer Ia oabeza sobre Ell
peoho.
Aquela voz de Ia familia lev&ndola Las
qnejas del hogar dom@stico, la enterneoi6 un
i4At snte
Tuvo un acoeso de verdadera ternura y co.
loco los labios sobre 81 papel, en- el cua SO dis
tingu1an huellas de ldgrimas: pero su emooi6n
fu& passjera.
Gusrd6 la carta en- un cofrecillo, ouya lave
quito J Sc dirigi6 haoia el gran lecho de CO.
lumnas instalado an medic de n alcoba.
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VARIEDADEs

El hombre que no tiene paladar para
saborear el rico chocolate malaguefo y
ol famosisimo vino "Jerez Inocente", asl
como los frescos datiles de Fez, el sabroso
Queso de los Princes y otros artfculos de
''primfssimo cartelo" que venden en- su
C0lmado de la Gale de San Francisco, Ce-
recedo Hermanos Compahia, es un ente.
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Ha fallocido en- Rio-piedras el apro-
ciabl8 sehoc don jose Vald4july. Rl1e,
luntarlos do aquel pueblo y persona muy
egtimada dc cuantos le trataron, A su
entierro concurri6 gran ndmero de amigos
yRuna secci6n del cuerpo que pertenec1a.
Su hcrmano don Genaro nos encarga dec1r
que eeta muy agradecido de las atenciones
de sus companeros de armas = especial
mente del jefe y oficiales de la dicha COM
Dafiia.
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COMMUNICABLE
Hormigueros, Julio 13 de 1895.

Sr. Director de LA Corr RREsDEPoNNC1A.
Muy sefior mio: Suplicosa usted Sc dig.
10 gus le agradecera su affmo. s. s. y ami
go q, b. 8. m.,
AnabroSio Mdrchany.
Els la gratitud una de las virtudes que
mas ennOblecen ell coraz6n humane. Cum
pliendo con este sagrado deber doy las mas
sinceras gracias al ilustrado facultativo
doctor don Florentino Fraile, ,por la brillan-
to curaci6n que ha hecho en- mi hijo Pepi-
to, atacado de disenteria grave, y que,
merced los conocimientos medicos, y So
bre todo los cuidados del teferido doctor.
logr6 librarse de las garras de la muerte.
S6 que mis- frases hieren la modestia
del sehor Fraile, pero mi deber es ante
tOdO.
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casa recientenente construda a nmediaciOnes de Ia
carretera central del dstrto de Santurce psO al
ouenas circunstancias lie rennr las condciones nece-
sarias para falna, situaa entire el COleO InSti
el de los NJ. NJ. del COraZOn de Jesus. Ell que
la interese podra infOrmarse de precio don o
Sc Castro Lassere Ell ell mismO barrio la Otcina
del senior Arquitecto municipal donde Sc halla em-
peado el citado senior Castro. l0-7 4
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seQdn nuestras noticias, anoche Sc
reunieron en- ell palacio de Santa Catalina,
convocadas por S. E. Gobernador General,
varias autoridad0s y personas notables y
los Ayuntamientos de Ia Isla, para con-
tribuir en- 10 possible aliviar las desdichas
de las victimas del incendio de Barran-
Ouitas.
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Grafell y los sefores Rodriguez Lloret.
Ell repertoire eS muy variado y escogido.
De desear serfa que Ell sefior Lloret uegase
un acuerdo con la 'empresa propietaria
de nu' s'ro Coliseo; fin de que pudi6ra-
mos disfrutar, dentro de POGO, de una bue-
ma tempOrada teatral."
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Nos egcribon do Gurabo:

q A agricultor, propiotario del barrio
de ''Maaas" de esta Jurisdiction, don Ca
talino Di"2, l9 han cCbrado aver domingo,
per der<chos de consume 'Fcuatro medic
reales" por haber traido GENDER al CO.
mercio uno medic quinta} arroz del pals"
Comprende7nos que estardo gravado csc
articulo puedG pagan los der%cho8 el CO.
merciant0 que 10 expando y c. b>a II con
sumo, no 81 agricu:tor que paga las C IL
tribuciones co1r+sp n'iontes. De- pn6s
del reparto deeaetroso d4l aflo anterior IN
que los infelices campesinos vinieron 4 pa
gar los vidrioa rotos, no creemos equita.
tiva esa nueva contribution Isl guerra
arruinarse Gurabo A1go le comunicar6
luego referente rematas dc consumes y
carniceria,"
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Estan de enhorabuena en- Caguas y
sus poblaciones Imftrofes. En- la dicha
pF principal, Tx o9isto un dep6sito de hieio al
pelo para mitigar los calores de Ia presen-
to estaci6n canicular. La libra de hielo,
parece mentira, solo cuesta & raz6n de dos
chavOs%1a libra
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Si desea usted cOmnar artlculos de f.

81 desea listed cOmpar artlculOs de f.
terra quincaila baratos, acuda los
yrand"B establecimientoB de los 81 flores
N Roman y Compan1a, (Cruz 80, almac6n
ARA vuntas al per mayor) '' La Dulce
Aiiauza" (Cruz z, casa do detal]), donde
hallara TODD 10 que puedss~ necesitar: Ce-
n-nto narca ''Corona", piDtura prepara-
y on pasta de todos co'ores y classes,
aceit9, barniz, trementina, acait9 lubrica-
Yer, pinc9les y brochas, etc. Vis1tense di-
.hO5 0etaOlecimi 9ntCs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-16

La pareja de Orden FUblico de servl-
c7o en- eI MORO, di6 cuenta de que anoohe
& Ia una el centinela de la guardia de. San
ia Elena dispar6 I'm tiro contra un paisano
Que SO le acercaba yno respondi6 al iquien
we FL dicho paisano no result6 herido
y detenido, fu6 puesto & disposition del
COmandanto de Ia dichA guerdia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-16

COCHES.- Sc venden dos de cuatro
asientos, propios para empresas, muy
baratOs. Para preciO recurrase Santiago
Medina, frenta al paseo del Preside Pro
vincial.--Se venden ademas caballos. 3-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-16
Para conner

Para conner bien, bueno y barato, en-
esta Capital, visite usted la fonda ''Las
Delicias'', de Aquilino Martinez, Gale de
Tetuan n6mero SO, donde tambi6n SO ad-
miten abonos la carta con pan, hielo y
vino, por % pesos mensuales, que es una
verdadera ganga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-16

Han ingresado aver en- Ia Carcel de
esta Capital los indivfduos Nicolas Care
ras y Petronila Osorio de orden del jug
gado municipal del distrito de Cathedral.
Y 4 pxtiuguir condena en- Ell Presidio, Eu-
SebIO Sanchez y Juan Cacilio GaraY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-07-16

En- 81 Dorado no SO ha recibido el pa
quote de LA CORRESPONDENCE que debi6
llegar ALI I'll ID del corriente. Todo sea
pOr Dios Y Dor su Madre Santfsima.