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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
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Wie bereits mitsetbeilt muroe, bate
Die Semannuns Der Oltenber Slider
| idaluppe go. l44 einen Yoitlaf pes
beutihen 0anpfers vglbe" aufgefii1t.
Derlelbe 1T ieBt an Die beuti1e polt
ausgeliefert tporben. lin bielen YoIt@
lad bat fib Elm LANCER Streit erboben,
Der erit jebt feinen 4bfbluB gefunoen
fat. 9ie Slider batten bieien pofiad
bel Oem Stenoer &beber 9amman niea
oereelegt. Ser poitlaf entbielt be-
trdAtlibe Wertbe, $50 eineeidriebene
unb Wertbbriefe, bon oenen mebrere,
our6 oas Waiier beiddoist, ibrcn Sn=
bolt erfennen lieben /; man fanb unter
|anberem fiir 81, 900 Dollars amerifa=
|nilhe 8anfnoten. Der Mbeoer 0ams
man nabm ben Yoltlaf in Yeripab=
runs Die belsiide poitpertpaltung for=
oerte ibn anf, ibr benielben ausSubdn-
oiaen 9amman lebnte es ab. Gie
oeutibe Yofpermaltune that Die erfor=
oerliben Sdritte, I'm in ben 8eiib oes
pOitiades gu gelanaen, bate aber feinen
siinitigeren grfols, uno aud oas gin-
ldreiten Der Yriigser Staatsanwalt=
i6aft, pelher Der Offender 8esirf uns
teritebt, bate nidt. bic gluslieferung bes
poitiades CUR Solge. 1amman for-
oerte fir bic Giider Die 3ablung bes
Stranbrehtes, oas beibt Elm Drittel bes
Wertbes oes Snbalts bes poitiades.
Die beutide Yoitperpaltung lebnte Die.
les Mnlinne,t nm 10 nebr ab. aIs bic
poitidfe teine Gdiifstriimmer ieien,
anberieits audi Der Snbalt bes ppltia=
fes, oa bic meilten Briefe eei6lo1en
maren, bisber ni6t feitseitellt lperoen
fonnte. Do6 Damman bielt ais ebter
8lamldnber an bem Nebte Der Slider
feft. gs fam enblid cine Wereinba=
rung gu Gtanbe /; bic beutide poHper=
raltung beripra6 Yersiitnng !; Der
oeutide Goniul bdnbigte benz 0errn
0amman 10000 Grs. als Biirgfbaft
Elm unb 10 erbielt Der gritere ben poft-
lad.
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0rtentne.

Sir Die am 8. Mdr3 enbenbe
Wo6e blieben folsenoe ni6t reflamirte
griefe auf Der bieiisen poitoffiee
Mirs. Sbomas Bauer.
gbpin 8uersin.
u. $. 9oore.
&olia Sausner.
Mattie 9ensler,
". S. 9ut6iIon.
Sarab Senfins.
Syrant 6. 9o6ett.
Maube Sererns.
Sranf She'll.
Mlrs. Sable G. 6. 8arnetle.
@lel Walie.
Sim Walens.
Dan. WpB, g. W.
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Cur Srauelre9tsfraae liefert foI=
|senoe, geaenudrtis Die &unoe maden=
|be 3eitun9snOtis einen bemerfensmer=
|tben Beitrag Sulan Q. NntbonD fei
tpdbreno Der lebten bier Sabre I'M sSn=
tereiie Der 0leidberebtigllng Der Grau
10 anseltrenst tbdtig setueien. bab lie
|nidt cine eiusiae Nadt Oabeim 3uge=
braht babe. Dieie Dame Bat Die lan-
gen Sabre nidts permibt, tein yerlon=
gen nad einem leim setraaen, bas lie
|nint fennt. llnb 10 iino fie one, bie
|Rdmpinnen fur bic smdnnliAe 5rau. !"
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0enorben.

Mm 3. Wtdr3 IN Ganal Opber 0i
Grau Saeob Sbanf, 40 Sabre, 10 Mo
nate unb Sage alt. sic binterldb
einen 8atten unD 8 2inber. 8eeroi
aung i'm granopwine Gir9bof.
i am l. Mdr3 in ubridspile bic Srau
bon Saoio 8at6ea i'm Nlter bon 489
Sabren.
am 3. Mdrs in Stem PHILADELPHIA
Grant @uman, Is Sabre alt, am 9ter=
penfieber. Ser 8eritorbene. elm Mrbei=
ter Der &olling Mill, binterldbt cine
Satin nnb orei feline Ginoer.
Mm %. Gebruar in 3oar Station
8eor9e Wsann. ST binterldbt orei
SDdter uno stpei Sobne unb wuroe in
Canal Soper, no er friiber seipobnt,
beeroist.
Sn Der berflolienen Wo9e baben
aud 5tpei oer dlteiten pioniere Stem
pbilaoelpbias bas 3eitli6e seieenet.
Nm Nbeno bes 6. Mdr3 itarb in iei=
ner @obnuna i'm Noroolten Der Stabt
Batter S9o9 mad ldnserer Grantbeit
i'm 9llter bon 81 Sabren, l Monat uno
l3 Sasen. &arl S6o6 lit in
S6peBinsen i'm GroBber3ogtbum ga=
ben 9eboren uno fpunoerte i'm Sabre
1S47 nit ieiner Ssamilie na9 oen Ser. |
Staaten aus. Dim IL. Oftober fam
er nit ben Seinen mad Sem Sort, |
tubr bon bort ben Subion binauf na6
Nlbanp, bon bort in einem ganalboot |
na6 Buffalo unb oann iiber ben grie=
Zee na4 -@lepelano. Sn Glepelano
i1iffte er ii6 tpieber auf einem Canal
boot elm uno lanste am Is. Sftober in
9anal 0oDer an. Sie geile BON Nen
Oorf bieber nabm alfo beina6e 10
plele Sage. wie beute Stunoen in
Nnlpru6. Sn Ganal Sober blieb
er ungefdbr orei Sabre uno ieoelte
oann na6 Neip pbilaoelpbia iiber, lpo
er cine Sdderei sriinoete. sSn ben 60
ger Sabren taufte er auBer6alb Der
Staot Elm Stiif 9ii9eaano, oas er i'm
Saufe Der Sabre nit pieler 9lrbei. unb
rieiigem isleibe in einen prddtisen
Weinaarten umiduf. QDobl tpeniae
lnogen es bem Sabingei6ieoenen in BE-
,ug auf unermiioli6en 6leiB uno Or
beitiamfeit glei6 tbun. uno babel fano
IT, namentlih i'm @inter, nod 3eit,
belebrenoe Binder gu lelen. st binter=
ldbt eine Satin, Die ;bm bel allen
Wlibialen tets eine treue 8ebiilfiu ee= Z
peien, uno neun Ginoer - smei Iinb
- bier S6bne uno fanf
sodter, sablrei6e @robtinber uno
lrenfel. Inter srober Yetbeilisuna|
ano am Sonntas Die Seeroisuns itatt.
Sn Der Nadt bonn Sreitas auf Sans
as itarb bier Matbias g. ylabor i'm .
llter bon 50 Sabren. Seit Is Sab
en betleioete Der Ser ftorbene oas Mmt
ines Na6tmddters in SEEM pbilaoel= 8
'bia, uno gtaht Inn Na1t ma6te er
roB ieines boben Mlters reselmdBis Die :
Runoe, mo6te oas Netter au1 nod 10 ,
6le6t iein, unb erit in ben lebten 5a= ,
en- por feinem Sobe lieB er Ieinen
Oienf ourb einen Stellpertreter perle=
en-. gr tparo am Wontas besraben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

= 3tpei StuDenten Der Meoiain aus
Glepelano batten lebter Sage BON ben
9rnitees eines Iopnfbips BON Mabo=
ming SO. Inn ~ eine Qei1e gefauft uno
befanb iih Die Riite nit oerielben bereits
ouf Oem 8abnbOfe in youngstown,
als eln @eiunobeitsbeamter bet Gennt-
nib bapon bate, boB Der Mann am
Ncrpenfieber geiforben mar, einI6ritt.
Die Stubenten fanen ibrer 9e,baftung
bur6 idleunige Gludt 3upor.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
Gremritonem ttadJ gGD u. 9Th.
oft iiber Die AsenniDIbania
9inten fiir ioId)e, oic
cine Oetmat Sttdteu.

Yeionoers billiee greuriipnstidets
nit 20tdgiaer Grift fir bic 9eimfebr
tperben am 2. unb 80. Mpril auf allen
Sidetitationen Der pennfplpanta 2inien
nad alabama, Glorioa. Georgia, Ren=
tufp, 2ouiiiana. Miiliiiippi, gorb= &
Siib=garolina, Eenneiiee unb Wirgi=
MA berfauft. Sir ndbere gin3elnbet=
ten tuenbe man iid an ben 1ldbIten
Maenten fer penniplpania 2inien ober
fdreibe an s. 8an Duien, @bief Mfl.
@eneral pafienger 4sent, pittsburg,
ga.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

: Die Snfluen3a riimmt in falf alien
abeilen Deutihlan0s In alarlnirenoer
Weiie iiberbano. Nm beftisfsrt graI=
iirt iie in Miin6en, no geeenpdrtio
niAi tueniser als 80, 900 perionen an
Der tiifiiden Rrantbeit barnieoer lies
gen.
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= Die Observation-Disclosures q,

: Die Maieiidtsbeleioisu prp=
3e7e mebren iih in Deutfdlanb .pieber.
,,ynnerbolb elmer Wone iinb niht iueniz
Qer als 68 oerartjat Mntldoen einsis in
Berlin trboben iuDrDen. Dieielben Be-
ruben ber Mebr3dbl iod ouf beleIoi=
0enbeit NuBerungen iiber beS 4oifers
&ompoiition, ben Sang an Mseir1.
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: Der aonso-Greiitaatin In Nfrifa, In
ipelden Der RDnis bon 8elsien groBe
Summen geloes geitedt bat. foa iebt
bonn bslsiiden RbniareiG iibernommeil
iperben. Dem R6nia iolen feline an
Gonso aeleilfeten Woridlfe I'm Yetrag
bon $3.50. 900 iJranfen riiderltattet
iperben.
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WasIann.

grOsentmdBis bat Die Staot 9liirll,
berg Die meiiten Snfluen3a=Grfrantun=
gen, bann folgt Samburg.
Sic oeuti6e llmitur5uorlaee finbet
tdglib mebr @esner. IS. beibt, oaf
Die Ge9ierung Dem 9rufe Der 0ffentli=
6en Meinung na69eben uno iie suriif=
aieben peroe.
Sn bieien Sagen miro Der ioee=
nannte preuBif6e Staatsratb sulam=
lnentreten feline ndnlte slufgabe miro
iein. Mittel aussufinoen, pie oer 2anb=
mirtbi6aft aui9ebolfen ueroen fann.
Infer @elanote in paris bat offi5ieIl
gegen oas fran50lii6e 8iebeinfubrper=
bot prpteitirt.
Spanien ienoet in fieberbafter gile
Sruppen na1 Guba.
Ser Yrdiioent Der Gepublif 95enesue=
la bat beln fransOIif6en uno belgiiben
@eianoten Die Bdi1e susel1ift, neil Die
&epublif bon oeren Ge9ierungen unge=
re6t tritiIirt iuoroen lei.
Die Gereinigune enslii6er G6ubfa=
brifen mill am l6. ben getrieb gdrl3ll1
einitellen 200, 900 9lrbeiter iinb oapon
betroiien.
sSn Srantfurt a.lM. lit Der befannte
S6riftiteller Sa6er=Maio6, bon Dem
aud Der o8eobabter" ab unO su cine
Grsdbluna brabte, seitor6en.
6iirit Sismard 1T leiDeno uno es lei
fraalib, oh er li6 70 iuie gelpitni6t an
ben ibm suseoa6ten @eburtstaesfeItli9=
feiten Il. ApriD betbeilisen fonne.
@eaen Die Dem Geibstae porlieaenoe
5abatslteuer lino ni6t weniser als 5000
Petitionen eingelaufen.
: Grippe, in b6sartieer Sorm, ipiitbet
aud i'm iiioliben &uBlanO, Stalien &C.
Sn Der sansen &heinsegeno muroe
am Samitag, Mbenbs 10 llbr, eine bef=
tige groeri6iitterung peripiirt.
SIN Dfli6en Merifo itpBt Der erlo=
i6en seglaubte 8ulfan Srisaba felt ei=
niaen Sagen fur6tbare &audmolfen
aus,
SSranfreid bat ieinerieits bem Sc
iddftstrdser 8ene3uelas ebenfaas Die
pdlle sugelfellt, unb eeDentt, ni6t nit
iid fpahen 3u laiIen.
Sapan bat einen neuen mi9tigen
Sies ertdmpft.
9luf guba bauert Der MufIfanb fort,
bod betbeiligt iih bas einbeimiide golt
tpenis oaran.
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&mrse Notise,t.
anfnnn.

L SHluWus
| Stir 2eaung zines Gabels mad Sa
mali uno sssapan bat fib jebt cine pri
patseieli6aft sebiloet.
Gin Steisen Der 3uderpreiie itebt it
MusiiAt tpeil Der befannte 3ufertruf
| 1ih init Ieinen &Dnfurrenten seeinig
bat.
Snbianas Senat bat Die neue frena'
Semperensbill nun aud pailirt.
ST : Braibent Sarriion 1T sufolat
elmer beftigen grfdltutlg ni6t unbe-
oentli6 erfrantt. gieuefte 8eri1te mel=
ben ibn auber @efabr.
Sie militdrii6e Neutrality-suspicious.
miilion in Saben oes sSberien Goit
bat beRen 9anolunsspeiie in Der Wa=
ibington @ourtbouie Nffaire fit FORFEIT
erflGrt.
Sn glDria, O., bat bic oroBe 6aute=
uno pelsfabrit bon guOO & So. falirt.
Milwaufee trifft jebt fAon 8orberei=
tungen gu elmer groBartigen Seier iei=
nes am 81. Sanuar 1896 eintretenben
50jdb1lgen 8eltebens.
Sine superlidtli6e 5timmung ma6t
li6 lett Dem 9lbtreten uniers @onereBes
in Der @ei6dftswelt selteno.
geim Mnprau an cine Bride 1T am
6reitag in Cincinnati Der 9ampfer
ySonsfellom" untergesan9en IL ger=
lonen ertrunfen.
Nus Nebrasfa bernimlnt man Glaoen
iiber partbeiif6e 8ertbeilung Der 2ie=
besgaben.
ueber bie.Notblase i'm tpeltli6en San-
las lie9en berubisenoere 8ert9te Dor.
Sn youngstown brad am Sonntag
Worsen 9lei6seiti9 in bret peri6iebenen
Straben Seuer aus, BON Dem mebrere
9duier serit6rt ullrben.
YIN Monta9 Moreen brannte in So
leoo oas 4 Stof sroBe 9o6i6uleebdu=
be beinabe pollitdnoig nieoer. S9aoen
$50, 900. Cine grplofon bot Den
Srano beruria6t.
Sm Yittsburg 9iltrift 1T abermols
Fin groBer Streif bet Goblen9rdber i'm
ganse. Seri6iebene @ompagitien LEM
ten elm uno betpilli9en Die oerlangte SO |
gentsrate.
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Sid Yranbs o0er WriibfDunben
susu5ietsn 9eb6rt 3u ben aIltdQIi1en
Yegebenbeiten. Gs lit ober aud olIqe.
nlein betannt, oaB st. Sotobs Cel oas
bette 0eilmitieI baaesen 1T.
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VENHA.
d E U N A Q U N t A

Por ausentarse su duefo Sc desea vsndeI
ana quinta situada en- la earretera de Ad-
juntas, luga. denominado Corral Viejo, o
una bora de la Cindsd. La casa as de alt
con oapacidad para una regular familia
Para informes dir jirse La Cataldna de
CON Antonio Cabsfas.
ii 1s-slt. EZEQUIEL MEDINA
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HOTEL MARINA
MARINA 6. LUNA /.
p Q NJ 9 Il, RU 81 r IT o.R q .

FL duef de ests antiguo sersdisado es
tablecimiento. sfan $50 siemprs on mej jorar
10 ponarlc al n:v-l de !os busnos de e l.
rspa, de nueyo ha iustalado sus comedore-
en- la planta bs /, con oabida para mas de
6 en- pe-sonas en mej,r condolences
,ue antiguamente 10 tenfa.
Hay habitaciones fresoas y espaclosas
desde una persona hasta 8; las hay espsois-
les para con1is'onistas con spsratos para
sus muestrarios cuatro salonas de- des
canso; esplend'dos halos frfos de duoha y
tibios 4 todas horas del dia y de la noshA
una cantins provista is buenos vinos IL
cores cocina aseo prontitud en- 81 servi-
clio, sin rival On Ia isis; I'm eriado man 1ads-
no un serene pues 81 Hotel permanece
siempre alberto todos horas de Is nochs,
cosa que los transeuntes no tengan demo-
ra alguna en- gu aloiamiento: al efeoto hay
hasitaciones preparadss.
A pues, no dudsndo nsreoar como
siempre el favor del phblico ca general,
amigos y eonocidos de dentro fuera de
la leila en- particular, tengo sl honor de po-
nerlne las 6rdenss do t9dos efreci6ndoise
seran complacidos en- cuanto pueda sarles
1til
Su ateato serviior, JUAN 30 x.
Ponce MARI, ls 1895 Inn alt.
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EL PROGRESO
OENTRo DE PUBLICATIONS.
taller de encuadernaci6n
DE FRANCISCO TURULL

Hsgo saber ics constantss suaeritorss
cue hoErran ssta casa CON sus nombres, y
al pdblico eu general, que deede esta fecha
cesa, por conyenir asf & los interesss buen
o-den de Ia aisu.a, sjente que 10 era sc Ia
ciudad de Ponce su demarsaei6n don
Juan Manchaoa Lugo, sustituysndoln on
su lugar al sesivo iutsl;gsnte en 81 ramo
don Juau Bsotista Rodriguez Ramirez,
con quisn podran entsnderss los sescrss
suaa-itores, por 81 tie on ene hacer aignns
reclamation, al mismo tempo psdir las
osras aua tengan por congsniente susssi
brss on 10 sneesivo.
Mays; lisa 2B do Noyismbss De 1904
Francisco IhyNu
NUTA La nusva agencia eusds estabie-
eida eu Ponce 81 Ia cslls do Msndr.-Vigo
ntimero %
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Sc yende

una maquins para molsr cafia: su
cilindro aoss pu'gadas con tres pics
carrers; molino con masas de cuatro
pies y veinticnatro pulgadas Diane
tro Snbe cafia y demas accessories.
Toda en- been sstado, puea se des.
monte para montar oira de mayor
fuerza
Dirigirss & NJ. Bird. en- P<iIlas.
Pat;llas. de M - m
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I'm cabalIO

Ha desaparecido de 10 estancA de dor
4 ntonio Rivera, Rio Cajaas Juane-Diaz
Sus So ii q son: color negro, sdad cuatro
afios, AiYada ssis cuartas, marcAg g. g. en-
al arca dereehs T C or. q peseusEo
Tiene las patss izquierdas. eslantsra = ira
ce-a, blaucaa.
Sc geat6 6,a-k al qua do notie'as 4 50 due-
10, don Antonio Rivera los sefiores
AT A ant Hermanos.
Ponce, Febrero % de 1895 mi. alt
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Bregaro & Co.
Psoyo Po~oe, Pssvto- Rioc.

Giran cortA vista sobrs ,Espana Islas
2dyacentes.
6iran sobrs La plxxas prin0palss d
Francia, Inglatsrra. Alsmania, Au.t.aA,
B6lgicA. HclandA, nslia,. Pcreagal Salsa
Africa fMasruseca) sobrs Nsv- Insh.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11

Marena Na1h e
Cayenne de u-Hs -ot Ml
fre e il con q rape d.
Pueo Msela
th Thoma a aa 81 Havre
nIA Eln Fort de HRanced dia30
ID p iden Q de
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CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICATIONS.

Esta casa admite suscripciones tods
clase de obras por entregas, tambien &
peri6dicos ilustrados y de naodaa, enca-gan
dose igualmente de comisionss psrtsnecien-
tes al ramo; de complstar cuslesquiers
obras que se hallaren truucas; pudiendo los
ssnores que So encnentren en- dicho caso,
pasar una nota del 1ltimo ensisrno on"
hubieren rsoibido.
ELtre los psri6dicos ilussrados qas este
Centric reparte, nguea.
LA ILUSTRACTON ARTISTICA
que por la bslleza de- sus graosdos los ms-
iores que salem de- Bareslo1a, 10 se,ecto de
sus textos y los magnf6oos rsgalos que Ca
da tres repar5os haze, es el psri61icc d.
mayor circulaci6n su EspaHs y Amsrics
latina. Tanoisn hsmos ds aivsrsir ans
LA ILUSTRACION ARTISTICA
va accmraiada ia
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
periodico que geaa fama entire las familia,
y nodistas
Fyaile Hes7nass,s ca
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FL ..p extenso elocuente
es noIp .>eido ell SABAs
de Il un:< ylvania Undos
Santo Domingo Re- i.,iica Domnicara:
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Buena adquisici6n.

Sc pc,sde, con buspds condicio,scs, la B,dqni
va reTticGl para nsoler Gaia de la Haciesds
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de 25 cabGIlos de
fIeysa, s,s magntfco estado corricHte, CON al
gssrsos psesas de repxesto, como que estd ha-
ciessdo actxalme,ste 81 cosecho pnede rGrsek
ftascsonar. En- 80 case, a estregard 60 Julio
pr6risso, en csse debc postarse otra dc mayor
E0tencia. Dsrsgsrse al qsse ss2scyi6s. .-Ponce.
EebSer0 IL ds 1904 -FRANOrsro PARA.
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HAT ENCIONH

FL Especffco SaIuador Sc vende en-
el establecimiento La Catdldna de
don Antonio Cabaiias, Plaza princi
pal.
j Sierra UrgeU.
Novh-~ 70 Il r4oA rIm
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MAYoL HERMASos & Go,

HOTEL FRANCES
HabitAciones ventiladAs y ssmers-
do servicio. -
Gale del Coonorcio. nimero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-11
CoNDICIONEs Y CONCEsIONEs

prsatad Aac atpai.msnts
dss de Us tzas pAn pdsr stno eptu
90
uivAsats
pr
men NJ 10 Dpo
los
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lese&d
erhnan de ida haos
Ii
los rbj loa pasaA
NsiIs hos nhd de- cuopds
un nh snor = anA srx
.
d p
raja los
tud ara BARGE como Exae
u, d l., l., p~ssa
eEaURosIA Apr~cos uShcos
MAYoL HERMANos & Go,
aMsulsa aa.f ~ @
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-24
IIONTOWESE.


 May 23.--The Montowese Literary so- ciety will give an entertainment Thurs day evening, May 30, in Cooper's hall, consisting of music under the direction of c. L. Robinson, and story told in rhyme of the schools of olden time by Rev. A. H. simons, after which ice cream and strawberries will be served, Admission ten cents for the benefit of the church parlor fund.
 The writer has heard portions of the poem which is not only well written, but tells oe country schools from a. teachers experience, as they were half a century ago, and has no hesitation in saying that any one who hears it will be much amused. Teaching school in the country in those days was no pic- mic, and the tribulations of all who were concerned in it, as related by Mr. Simons, are certainly very much as some, if we remember them, in our own time. Those whose experience does not go so far back will learn something not down in the books.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-24
WOODBRIDGE.


 May 29.-George Hubbell is working for Burton Dickerman in New Haven.
 w. F. Hotchkiss has moved his barn to the east side of his house, making quite an improvement in his place.
 Frank Baldwin of this town and Miss Ella A. Mahon of Ansonia were married at the brides home Tuesday evening, May 14, by the Rev. MT. Woodcock.
 Rev. H. W. Pope of New Haven preached here last Sunday.
 The Junior league will give an enter tainment in the union chapel Wednes- day evening, May 29. Fred M Hopkins of Willimantic will give an address on prohibition. Music and recitations vii be given by members of the league. Al the close cake and ice cream will be served.
 Memorial day will be observed here Sunday, May 26. The Redshaw post assisted by the Sunday school, will de- crate the graves in the East Side cen- etery.
 Miss Lucy Barker has gone to Phil adelphia for few weeks visiting her sister, Miss Deney Barker, who is teach ing there.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-24
pERSONA1 JoTTTNGs.

Isaac Schoenberger of the firm of E Schoenberger & Son, the Congress ave nue marketmen, will take a three months pleasure trip to Europe, visit ing Germany, Austria, England ant France. MT. Schoenberger will sal June on the steamship "Havel" ht the North German Lloyd company.
 pr. Daniel F. Gulliver of Norwich town, died suddenly Wednesday nigh of angina pectorls, while in carriage at his home. He was sixty-eight years of age and graduated from Yale witt the class of AS.
 Franz von Suppe, the great Austrian comic opera composer, died at his home in Vienna Tuesday, aged seventy-ive years.
 Masters Frank and Bertie Pierce, who have been connected for the past two years and half with Trinity church choir of this city, have ten dered their resignations to accept position as solo singers in St. Johns Episcopal church of North Haven.
 William M. Smith, advance agent for the ''Hands Across the Sea" company, is in this city in the interest of his show.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-24
WALLINGFORD.

William Clock, an employe at the rubber shop, had three of his fingers badly lacerated in the rolls in the gossa- mer department yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Dr. Wilson's office on Center street, and the wounds were cared for. The flesh was torn from the bones, but amputation was not deemed necessary, and he will be all right after five or six weeks. In the meantime he will be disabled from work.
 Mrs. F. M. Tyler and children and Miss Edith V, Smith arrived home yes- terday at 12.32 from Fort Pierce, Fla.
 Miss Metella Crockett is home from Philadelphia
 w, A. Booth received his commits sion as deputy sheriff yesterday, but will not begin his duties until June 1,
 Thomas c. Nicholson arrived from Philadelphia yesterday.
 Hall & Elton company's works will run on Saturday and continue on full time until further notice. Simpson, Hall, Miller & Go. s factory closed last night until Monday. R. Wallace & Sons close tonight. The return of warm weather has started up the fishing again, and many will be out to-day.
 The Wallingfords will play two games of ball in Danbury Memorial day, and will go down the day before, Robert Ives graduates from Exeter college next month A hearing on the administration ac- count on the estate of the John H. Allen estate in the probate court next Mon day.
 A very interesting program has been arranged for the McDonough benefit in the armory next Monday evening. General w. R. Pease is quite i'll at his home on Curtis avenue. Ovid Warner, the veteran auctioneer, who will officiate at the sale at the Horace Austin farm next Tuesday, re- sided here many years ago, and his visits here are always sure to receive a welcome from his many old friends
 Judge Deming's daughter, and other little friends from New Haven, will enjoy the birthday party at the Masonic home grounds on Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-24
Dropped Dead in 9 saloon.

Giovanni Carillo, an Italian, aged forty years, died of heart disease ir Ludovico Lombardis saloon at 19C State street yesterday. Carillo is bar tender there. He was found dead by John Ferguson of Union street, who went into the place and found Carillo on the floor stretched out. Dr. White was summoned, and after an examina- ton he decided that death was due to heart disease. Carillo leave a widow who lives on ColIis street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-24
nA word to the Wise is Sufficient. 1"

I suffered terribly from roaring in my head during an attack of catarrh, anC because very deaf, used Ely's Cream Balm, and in three weeks could hear as well as ever.--A. E. Newhall, Graling Mich.
 One of my children had a very bad discharge from the nose. Physicians prescribed without benefit. After us ing Ely's Cream Balm short time the disease was cured.-O. A. Cary Corning, N. Y.
 Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
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