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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02
Cartera
G9 la iSla
JOSE MAsOLLER.

| Ed estos dias hesnos remitido todas Ia:
| personals que adeudan cantidades esta EN-
presa, la nota de sus saldos
| Como nos es imprescind BILE practicar uns
| liquidaci0n tener la conformidad de todos
| nuestros relacionados, suplicamosles que nos
cOnteSten lnmediatamente, bien suscr bien
do ell impreso que las cartas va undo, bier
dirigiendonos las obseryacionos que iuzguer
OpOrtunas.
Es IN servicio importante que La DEMO
CRAoIA pide sus amigos 3-3
So encuentra gravemente enferno en- su
residencla de Coamo, el sefior don Avelino
Santiago, hermano de nuestro distinguido
amigo ell EXcmo. sefIor don Clotilde San
tiago.
Hacemos yotos por su pronto rsslableci-
miento.
Hemos dido decir que ha fallecis1 "a Il
Capital la sef1ora esposa de don JuaslIsiza
hermano dc nuestros apreciados amigos don
Antonio y don Francisco.
Sentirlamos mucho Sc eonfirmss3 esa no
ticia.
Dice Ia Balanzo Que SO aeentlia en- la
Capital la noticia de que en breye llegaran
la capital los RR. PIP. Eseolapics mon
tar IN buen plantel de ensenanza
Circular rumores de QUO el Gobierno de
los Estados- Z nidos ha intervenido en- ell con-
ficto existente entire Santo-DomiDgo Fran.
cia, ahadlendose que un buque de guerra
norte-americano debe hallarse va en- aguas
domiuicanas
Maflana celebrara una espi6ndida velada-
bale el fycnso de Soas Cd1zos do Agu2di,ls.
Sera, pues, un attractive delicioso para las
muchas per,onaS que estos dias han acudldo
q Ia simpaticl Villa.
Sc ha creado una oarteria ca IA aidea
Wa slba arriba de la Jurisdiction de Iuana-
Diaz.
Ha sido nombrado notsrio da Fl .cienda
p1olica el L ado, dol jose 4 "a stin do la t.
RE.
En- Lares al vadear un peqnef1o rio un hi
10 de don Martin Cuevas, de 18 af1ns d-
edad. tuvo la siesgracia de- ahOgarse Fl us
gado municipal Sc tra>lado al lng4r del la
tan luego tuvo concci miento del
suceso.
Dicen de Lares La Corrss1ondeacia:
NOS u4CSH Q6 LaTBSs 'hH1ua dQul mucna /
animaoion por parte de los autonomistas |
para eoncur1ir q Aguadiila q Ia pr6xima /
Asamblea. Ademas dc los dele CAD.
Tarios amigos presenciar tan im/
'eunion. Sinpat tizan los ib-ralzn
,omarca con las ideas de d''u AAa.,
On, residents Ell Madrisa -. III d. T.. Inn,
~ - n oAplos tpat alt-rnar en 81 poder que
1as ~ trass ~ nca podra brindar ningdi h.
30 go g sus afiiados, vfrtimas muchos dc Il
poiitica; que Il4sta sh ra 10 que IA conse
guido la eolectividad ha sido en- provecho o.
| ottos."
A partir d+l 10 de Mario pr6ximo entrar'
A formar parte de la redacci6n d. II - {
ka7,ea nuestro amigo don Jo-6 X .dIigUe
Arias, director de FL Eco del Coaaefcso.
Les autonomistas de Prfiuei.s. han dirl
| lido la Asamblea dc Aguadiila ei signien
te telegrama: ..,,
/ '.Gomez Brioso- Aguadiila.
saludamos Asamblea Partido, constituid
esa villa.
Adherimonos manifestation patri6tica Ju
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02
la cabeza y sonrefan
~ con que gusto comian
mientras los otros soffaban,

Ia cabeZa y S0nreian
~ con que gusto comfan
mientras los otros Sof1aban,
Los sinsontes, dulce acento
daban al aire; y cenaban,
cuando, pOr suerte, cazaban
algun insecto en- Ell yiento.
Y asi corrian los dias
Y asf corrfan los af1os
Arriba. :. . ilos desengafios
Abajo.~ - ilas alegrias
Tn sinsonte, uno de ellos,
entire ell general mnrmullo,
alargando el cuello suyo
por sobre los otros cuellos,
g Hermapos -dijo es bien triste
nuestra amarga situacion.
Hay que buscar solucion
;Quien esta vida resiste?
Tenemos una fe ciega
pero yivimos cantando,
siempre esperando, esperanto,
alge que nunca nos llega.
Pasamos mucho trabajo,
y sabeis, sin que os 10 olga,
ique nunca eS nuestra la miga,
;Se la comen los de abajo!
Por tanto, 10 que yo quiero
con lealtad 10 digo
es que tengamos de amigo
al gran dn,O del granerO.
CultivemoS Su amistad,
seamos con 81 muy amables,
muy finos y muy tratables 80.
,pero con gran dignidad
Esa ca mi proposition
que nuestro ideal no altera
No Gambia nuestra bandera,
Resolved, sin dilaci6n."
(El sinsopte, al terminar
abrio en- forma de abanic0
las alas, y cerro ell pico
ansioso de descansar).
Y otra ave de por ALI
dijo-squ6 tai? sOs gusto2
Y unos dijeron que no
otros dijeron que ST.
Si el cuento a pensar conyida,
me allegro, y 81 no, 10 siento;
pero es APPLICABLE ell cuento
q las cosas de la vida.
Verdi gracia: el buen politico
sabe que en- la diaria guerra
hay que bajar d la TERRA.
Ser sinsonte!. 49,. les muy ridfculo!
PLACIDO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

Y asi, distantes del suelo
V al son de charla sonora,
pasaban hora tras hora
pensando siempre en- ell cielo.
Y otra baudada en- ell llano
aduefiada por entero
de la presa del granero.
iSe comia todo ell grano!
Los del llano leyantaban
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02
Juan Landron Acosto

AdESfE DE SEGocIos
Escfib no de actuscicHes que ID
sido del Juzgado dc Instruction d.
vegs-B ja y del extinguido d.
Cosmo.
Tiene 50 resideneis. censtsnte ,
de6nitiva. en- >esta villa. Gale del Co
mcrcic. dondc ofrecc sus seTvirio
ir 8 4 IL de Ia malana + dc 4 8 d
! tssde.
ooamO, Tsbrero de 1896. I'm.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

60 ge srai sodas Las de las Was rsspiratn
rias.
rssa 10 hay rem@dio tsn af;saa para ella.
como 81 JaSGbs del DR.. !ea7ssani, l.rapassds
por ell Licdo Gadea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02
e Stafeta
de Ponce

Hace dlas que la carnc Sc esta vendiendo
en- ell Mercado "a 20 ochavos kilo
| Esa dualidad de precio sobre un mismo
| artculo Y en- un mismo mercadO nos parece
| bien eXtraf1a.
PerO seg1n nos informan, obedece, no & que
| una carDe sea de mejor calidad que la otra,
sino il que hay abastecedOres que desean i'm
primir ell alza al articulo, en- atencion. Sc gin
dicen, que ell ganado va adquirendo mayor
precio causa de la SEGA, mientras otros op.
tan por sostener ell precio de "a ochavos.
Entire estos illtimos tiguran algunos de los
que mejor carne presentan en- ell Mercado
Asi, pues, la carne mas barata resulta
hoy la mejOr
tCdo debido una compt tencia que no
tiene razon de ser.
Victoriano Cruz Acisclo Colon (a) Ara-
ftd), fueron detenidos por hurtos de varias
prendas Teresa Martinez y Gustavo Mas.
Tambien fu6 0cOmot1ado en- ell hotel de
Lerma Jose Torres (a) Pelayo, por sospe-
charsele autor de un robo &c $50 cOmetido
en- ell almacen de los senores Auffant Her
manOS
Por ell Gobierno General ha sido aprobado
ell nombraniento de Sor Florentina Jaen,
para desempefiar la escuela elemental dc
nifias anexa & la de parvulos
Sor Florentina no es siquiera maestro
rural.
Anoche fue curada en- ell salon de socorro,
Caledonia Charc6n de varias contusiones
que lie infri0 ell individuo Emilio Martinez
Deuunciados: Miguel Hernandez por afro
.pello ISidora Vargas. M0nssl "a p NJ Mons :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02
RECoRTEs

FL que NADIA hace no esta lejos de hacer el
NAL
Ell que tiene gusto en- ocultarse, concluira
por tener motives para hacero.
Para ser libre es Indispensable ser justo.
La razon permite soportar la desgracia
el valor la combate la paciencia la vence.
La lengua de un mudo vale mas que la de
un mentiyoso.
A RCEDES ABRIL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

Hemos tenido ell gusto de recibir la vista
del intelligence y enthusiastic j6ven puerto
riouefIo don Gustavo Cebollero, que viene
desempefiar una de las plszas de Professor
auxiliar del Colegio Central.
Saludamosle afectuosamente. deseandoit
en- esta ciudad todo genero de prosper
dades.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

con mi mardo.
Diaiogo:
--Namos i Ser don Lesmes, scree usted
tener copceidod para el cargo que lie ofrezco2.
--Ay! sefior mnistro, que he de tener, nj
copa silniera.
A MARGARITA
Yo qnisiera decirte tantas cosas
A solas i IN dido.
,Qnien pudiera comprar Ia inmensa dicha
De%hablarte Sin testigos!
Sol de mis- pensamientoe!
Sol de mis- pensamientos, adivinalcs;
Til one caminas siempre hacia ell oriente
Por el celo sin fin de mi Garlic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

UNA BICICLETA en- buan estado, desea
yenderse. Para informes ocfrrase esta
imprenta. -Febrero 20, 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

Ea~essenDro guardaras las flores
iQne la amstad consagre tn hermesura
no debo, pues, hablarte de dolores,
lds llaufos, de suspiros, de amargura.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02
I EN- SU ALBUM

| EN 81 ALBU VI
EaessenDro guardaras las flores
que la amistad consagre tn hermesura
no debo, pues, hablarte de dolores, -
ltis alaufos de suspiros, de amargura.
T. Tienes mi corazon tantos pesareS &
yes mi vida tan lugubre somDrfa,
quasEx&eitan muy tristes mis- cantares
muy rara extraf1a mi algeria. g
| Por ESQ d yeces 81 re;r intento
mi risa Sc confunde con el llanto,
al querer expresar mi sentimiento
tan solo expreso mi mortal quebrarto.
Eres bella gentil, prima qucrida,
y desllzas tn panta pof ell suelo
sin tOcar las mlserias Ge la vida,
sofando con los angeles del cielo.
Que siempre luzca para ii la aurora,
que ell NAL no Sc interpOnga en tn camino
nj te hiera la espina punzadora,
al tepgas que luchar con ell destino.
Yo te consagro, humlde reyerente,
dc mi pecho las intimas congojas,
los sueflos celestiales de mi meute
mi rombrc,. que dejo en- estas hojas.
llaridno AbrH
En an tribunal:
-5Reconoce usted haberse introducido en-
la habitacion de Ia senora aqui presente v
haberse aproyechado de su sonam bulismo
para robariaf
-Sefior presidente: Tenfa necesidad de
consular esta senora Y queria saber 81 er-
Ca ba lUcida, me die: S es buena souam-
huia, ira 4 mi casa Il recoger cuanto me
lleyo.
-sPor cue no Sc casa listed con Margari.
Ia, Ia amiga fati,na de su hermana de usted2
Es III Angel.
Efectisamente es un angel pero Sc PIN
led con franqueza:e tlaa veto
- no sea Rintado?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

: AaFSrE De sEGocIos :
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02
LINEAS CORTAS
Y Va DE CUENTO

Una nutrida bandada
de sinso1tes, noche y dfa
lejos del mundo viva
entire una verde enramada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

Sc ha aeercado a esta redaccion don Ma.
nuei del Rio Y Garcia. Comisionado de apre-
mio, 4 &manifestarnos que no es 81 ell Manuel
del Rio que fgura en- el parte de policfa que
publicamos el 29, detenido por escandalo.
Ell sefior Rio Y Garcia no ha tenido cues
ton alguna
Sc trata pues, de ofro Manuel del Bio COP
ell crial no quiero que Sc lie confunda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

Ha sido uombrado Seoretario del Ayunta
nieuto do Bayamon el sehor don Juan Pu
joi Castafo, que ocupaba el primer lugal
en- Ia terna propuesta al efecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

Anoche fue curada en- ell salon de socorro,
Caledonia Charc6n de varias contusiones
que lie infiri6 ell indiyiduo Emilio Martinez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02
& Ines Toro, por escandalo y rifia.

Deuunciados: Miguel Hernandez, por ID
Aoll0 q lsf1nna McAar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

Han sido aprobados los presupuestos or
dinarios do los Ayuntaraientos do Santa
Isabel Anasco, Hatogrande Barranquitas
correapondientes al aho economico de 1895
4 90.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

ventud P. .nuelaa, diriiida adalidades Juan
Ferre-. LUIS Costas Ferrer, rog4neiole ha-
gala yaiedera daudo cuenta asamblea Sc
necesita apoyo moral Direcrorio para rea-
liar aspraclones legiiimas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-03-02

g Tienemi cOrazon tantos pesareS
81 es mi vida tan ligubre sombrfa,
quasEsSs,ltan muy tristes mis- cantares
muy rafa y extrafla mi algeria.
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Dun1ap's Celebrated Hata
Now ready at Seaton's Hat Store.

James Dobson sells good coal cheap at 26S
Michigan avenue. Special low prices to
laundries, hotels mills, schools, township,
county and State institutions short no.
tice. Steam coal 81 per ton-
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GONE TO HOT SPRINGS.
President John Mcbride n Victim of
Too Many Strong Cigars.

John Mcbride, president of the National
Federation of Labor, left yesterday for
Hot Springs, where he will undergo
course of treatment for nicotine poisoning.
Mr.. Mcbride says that he has been an ex-
cessive user of tobacco since he was
thirteen years old, smoking fifteen or twen-
ty strong cigars every day, and as many
nipef,lls of tobacco. The Indulgence is now
beginning to tell on his system. At Hot
Springs Mr. Mcbride will take the alcoholic
treatment. in which the patient is wrapped
in cloths soaked in alcohol, which draws
the nicotine from the system. The first vice
president of the federation, James DUNCAN,
will arrive from Baltimore in few days
to take the place of Mr.. Mcbride.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
VALUES and !. rs ss sss'

~ at that.
Alone possess the power to draw in
terest TO the regular
FRID Az SALE
Tafreta silk skirts, with pinked ruf1e,
the ones priced $40 go for Sc.
You have probably noticed that Plaid
worn-have you one? Friday offers a
tempting chance-on that day you can buy
our s. fancy Plaid and Striped Silk Waist
for $5.75.
White Flannels, % inches wide, 30c quality.
Tor csc yard. Poe quality. 19c a yard:
Eiderdown PILLOWS at one-third and less
$50 kisld for $3.50.
81 kind for $1.49.
G.75 kind for s1.36.
81 kind for 55c.
55c kind for 33c.
One case Crochet Quilts, $50 quality, and
good value at that. go at $1.19
Jamestown Dress Goods, the s5c quality,
8rocaded Novelty Dress Goods, nice for
children's Dresses, 25c quality, for 14c per
st-inch all-sllk black 1Peau de Sole. si.ss
yard.
Lot of convent embroidered Handkerchiefs,
= in a bunch, 75c bunch.
Torchon and Medici Laces at &c to &C per
yard less than regular prices.
Good bleaclled Muslin, 6Ac.
Is yards of brown Muslin, 81.
Smelling Salts, 25c bottles, 12c.
Wfsisk Broonas, lie.
Combination Pocketbook and Card Case,
f0c.
Ladies' Corset Waists, SIC.
l.. .. AYRES & CO.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
The One-Cent Table.

On the One-cent Bargain Table you will
find about 200 French Harps, worth about
cents each; so Money Purses, worth 8 to
Is cents each; % Paper Novels, slightly
soiled, original price to Is cents; 60 Chill
dren's Books, some in heavy paper covers.
others in board covers; 100 Calendars, worth
originally 10 cents each. The calendar part
can be torn off and leave a beautiful card
for rewards for day schools or Sunday
schools. Remember, any of the above on
the One-cent Table.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01

The expressmen are somewhat chagrined
over the Board of Safety prohibiting them
from standing on improved streets with
their teams. They say there is no place
for them to stand, and some of them are
thinking of defyiny the order. There was
some talk yesterday Of organizing and test
ing the validity of the present ordinance,
upon which the order of the board was
issued The expressmen say they have to
pay taxes, pay express tax and vehicle
tax, and they claim to have the right to
stand on the street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
On the Ten-Cent Bargain Counter

You will find over rs cloth-bound books.
by Hawthorne, Frank Stockton, Ike Mar
vel, Amelia e. Barr, Talmage, Dumas. Car
lyle, George Elliott. Poe, e. p. Roe ana
others; also nice line of paper books, real
value 20 to so cents. The list includes THE
Heavenly Twins and books by Mrs. South
worth. Mrs. Hentz, Mrs. Burnett. Mrs.
Warf1eid, Mrs. Ann s. Stephens and others.
Other great sales are in preparation at
this writing, but I have time to call at
tention to but one more.
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A GREAT
Slaughter Sale
BOoks,EtC.

I have determined to "clean house, and
clear out the surplus stock for the spring
trade. I have found ''odds and ends" here
and there, besides many really desirable
articles on which am overstocked. have
determined to inaugurate the greatest re-
duction bargain sale that have ever made
in Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01

insure your home In the Glens Fails.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
The PiYe-Cent Bargain Counter

Contains 200 Paper Novels, original price
10 to 25 cents, some of them slightly soiled,
others new, the celebrated story, ships
That Pass in the Night among the rest;
over 30 cloth-bound books, II mo. size, near
ly all in good condition; a few slightly
broken noiseleSS states.
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Tucorpornted Yesterday.

Articles of Incorporation were yesterday
filed with the Secretary of State as fol-
lows: World Medicine Company. Ander-
son, capital stock, $4,000; Cheohee (Georgia).
Mining Company, capital stock, $4,000;
stock, $4,000.
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Lament of the Commissioners.
The monument commission met yesterday
again and read the law abolishing their
board. lMr. english thought the law requires
the board to shut Its doors at once, and the
matter was laid before the Attorney general.
The board Of regents must be appointed ms
soon as the Governor disposes OF the bill Ia
yorablys
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-01
The Great Acc Sale.

Here you will find over so copies of Helm
burgs novels They are large books, and
very, very handsomely bound in two colors,
besides very pretty silver side and back
stamp, worth $3.50 each. They must be
seen to be appreciated. Twelve copies of
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, 12S1
pages, cloth bound. Forty copies Worlds
Fair Souvenir Cook Book. bound In white
buckram; contains portraits and receipts
of the Lady Managers of the Worlds Fair,
also the wives of the Governors of the
States of the Union.
This sale begins to-day. First come,
first served" Do not wait and then blame
me if you do not get some of the bargains
/ want to see 600 of my old customers and
500 new ones attend this sale.
Another lot of that Decent box paper goes
on sale to-day; good value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. February 3.-Cattle 5al5c
higher Trading fairly active al the high.
er prices. Sales were principally AT s. %
"A - for the kinds taken by dressed beef
men and shippers. with s. 4Og5 60 the eX.
treme range OF quotations. Cows, hefers
and bulls were salaOle at 81 5Oa4 % for in
ierior TO extra.
Hogs were worth l0c more than at the
close OF Yesterdays market. Heavy 900
medium weights sold largely at s. l5a4 80
and the greater part of the $50 and ~
poupd hogs changed hands within range
of So q5a4 %; poer rough mixed and poor
"HEnt' sold around s. 50
Sheep sold ABOUT l0c lower; sales OF
sheep were on a basis of = 55as 30 for COM
mon 10 extra. and 90 50a5 80 for lambs.
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY EVENING. Feb
ruarv g.-The receipts were West Phil
adelDhia Yard-Beeves, 1000; sheep,
d ,g4: hogs. 1915. North Pennsylvania
Yard-Beeves, $50: sheep, $40; hogs.
25g Total for the week, beeveS, i,l5O;
sheep. 6,IS4; hogs. T. I6j. Previous week:
Deeves, 2.5IO; sheep, S,635; hogs, 4,4l9
BEEF CArrIE-rhe market ruled strong
under liEh. supplies. No western cattle
being removed On account OF snow block
AIDE. About 10 mead OF Pennsylvania and
Virginia nearby cattle, including lot Of
cars. being lue only SUCK OueEeu LOT sale.
Quotations: Extra, none; good, o]sa5}5c;
medium. a. a5o; common, 4a415c.
SHEEP-The market was active under
Icht supply and stock on hand was well
cleaned up b Ii. Cook reports the sale OF
8. 100 sheep and lambs at the quoted prices.
Quotations Best I "A 4-5c; good 3&a4l4 G.;
medium . La3Sc; common to fair 2l4a21c;
lambs. S5i ate
Hoes were in limited supply, the market
stronger and demand steady. We quote:
g.. c for al. Grades.
FAT Cows were in moderate demand at
9ia a4c.
TIN Cows were in request at Sl5s20.
Muck CALVES vere-in request at 4a1c.
Nucu Cows were i'm fair inquiry at so
DRESSED BEsF sold fairly at 7s9c.
Fast LIBERTY. PA. February l3-Cat-
tie steady. unchanged; receipts light
Hors-Demard fair and market firm:
pbiladelDhias 81 S5a4 40; best Workers
a 21s4 %: roushs 50 00a3 -.
Sheep-Slow at lover prices; extras
q 00s4 -; common 81 COaS2 90; good
$8 4Oa3 -.
ClNc1xNAu, ONO, February l3.-Hogs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
.olau's Hail, Friday Oisht, February

Dolan's Hall, Friday night, February
10th.
Skating seems 20 be the order Of the
day with the young people OF this place
All deps r,msnts OF both the Riverside
and Wheeling steel works ara on in iu.l.
Several Of the employees of the Wheel
ing steel works have been discharged.
Edward Fox has been on toe sick list
the past week, but is improving.
The Terminal railway track has been
completed as far ss Sixth street.
Patrick Havey. Of Proctor, is visiting
hiS parents 40 this place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-14
n assumpsit.


Birch
VS.
John Z. Thompson, Geo. W. In assumpsit.
Taompson, Alexander Hirth,
Z. H. Thompson .. n. Grit
tith aud Elizabeth CotTei.
The object OF this suit is to recover judg-
ment 10 laVorot the plaluuhs against the ABOVE
uaUeu defendants, upon q negotiable pfons'
SOS note. dated on the FIRST day or August,
1919 ninety days after date, for the sum OF
SLt&2U4 Tor value received, payable st the CITY
SANK OF Wheeling, 10 Xix. Crosby Il Co., n
their firm name, and by the said Xix, Crosby y
Co., by b.. r.. HiX, endorsed tue said note ana
delivered the same so endorsed for value re-
&c we'd 10 tle plaintiffs. And appearing rom
an affidavit lied IN SAID cause, AT these Rules,
that Ia. defendants. John K. Thompson, George
w. thompson. q. a. Thompson, =. II. griffith
ana Elizabeth Cotrel are not residents OF the
state OF West Virginia, and they not having
been served with process IN SAID suit on Mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs, Oy their attorneys, TINS
order or publication 81 entered again, them. and
u is orderel nat ths said defend lnts aooVe
named. be aad are hereby required TO appear
within one month alter the date Of the hrst
sAry 10 protect their interests. j. Is further o.
dered t0at this order be published and posted
as required by law
Witness, John w. Mitchell, Clerk OF said
CourJ az ne Court House OF SAID county, this
9TH day oil February, ls95, to-wt: February
Rules 1879.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time February Sth, 1880.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
81. l.. Posi- AND j. Il HANDLAN.
iesoawt Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.