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sUPER1NrENDEvr OF MAILS.
Pierce N. Maher Has Been Appointed to
 Fill a Newly Created Office.

FIJI NtWly created OTIce.
 Postmaster Francis C. Beach yester- day received notice from Washington announcing the appointment of Pierce N. Maher superintendent of mails at the local office, the appointment to take effect March 15. The appointment was made on the recommendation of Post master Beach.
 Heretofore there has been no office of superintendent of mails connected with the local office. Some time since, when it became necessary to have some one look after the incoming and outgoing mails, the work was added to the du- ties of Chief Mailing Clerk Kerrigan. The number of mails has increased to such an extent that it has been found necessary to have the work carefully looked after.
 MT. Maher has been employed in the local post office for the past eight years in the mailing department, and Is con- sidered a very efficient clerk. The sal ary attached to the office is $1,300 year. When the extra work was add ed to the duties of the chief mailing clerk $100 a year was added to his sal ary of $1 200 This has now been taken off and will go to make up the $1,300 salary for the new office.
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MILFORD.

Milford, March "A. w Bissell, the liveryman, who has been confined to his house with grip for the past week, has entirely recovered and is attending to his business affairs.
 Rev. Dr. William Maher, D. D., will deliver an historical address at St. Ma rvs church at o'clock March 1S A concert will also be given.
 Charles w. Beardsley has recovered sufficiently from his recent illness To be about.
 The fire department have received from Rumsey & Co.,, Seneca Falls, N. Y., a new, serviceable hose jumper. It will be put into immediate service.
 MT. and Mrs James Barker of New York are guests of Charles Nettleton of Meadows End
 Miss Maud Glenney was married to Lee w. G. Groves of New York at New York on Tuesday
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DIED AT THE HOSPITAL.
Death of Frank ChiIds.

Died in the New Haven hospital yes terday, Frank Childs, former well known resident of Derby. MT. Childs was the oldest son of MT. and Mrs. Alex c. Childs. He was born in that town when he moved to New Haven. He was formerly an employe of the Ansonia Clock company, He was forty-five years of age and leaves a wife and one child.
 The remains will be taken to Derby to-day and vii be buried in the Elm street cemetery, Ansonia.
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Yacht Rival Afioat Again.

The sloop Rival, once owned by w. G. Dickinson, was launched from the ways of George M. Graves shipyard at Fair Haven yesterday morning. The Rival has been heightened aft and greatly im- proved by a new Burgess stern, which Builder Graves has been working on with much success this winter. The yacht attracted much attention and the alterations were the subject of much fa- vorable comment.
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1.IARGE FUNERAL,
Gypsies From Near and Far to Attend To-
 day.

Hartford, March 7.-It is expected that the funeral of Prince William will be held tomorrow at p. m. It will be made the occasion for dem onstration on the part of his friends that will surpass the funeral of his son.
 some time since. Burial will be in the family plot, which contains a hand some monument, surmounted by the statue of a horse in gray granite Friends from all the states along the Atlantic seaboard, which he repeatedly traversed with his train of sleeping wagons" will be present, as well as rel atives from Iowa, Michigan and Ohio
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COMMISSIO OVER HUDSON DEAD.
He Had Held the Office Sixteen Years and
 Was We'll Known.

TIe HHU HUH tIB VIIUB oIA1VVH 1UHTs HHU
 Was Well Known.
 Thomaston, March 7.-County Com missioner Joseph K. Judson died at midnight last night of paralysis, aged fifty-t1ve years. He was stricken Feb ruary "A and since then had been grad ually failing. A widow and two daugh- ters survive him. He had been com missioner of Litchfield county for six teen years. MT. Judson was also an agent for the state board of education and in that capacity visited throughout the state, forming wide acquaintance. He represented the town in the house in 1882. He was a republican in politics and one of the most respected citizens in the county.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-08

the officers so deputed shall have all the powers of the tax collector in col lection of the taxes so committed to him for collection.
 Section 3-Said corporation shall not be subject to the provisions of sections 1762 and 17S7 of the general statutes so long as said corporation shall not re- ceive deposits subject to check.
 Section 4-The number of trustees of said corporation shall be five or more to be determined by the bylaws of said corporation.
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Dixon is Challenged.

Boston, March 7.-James W. West colt has posted a forfeit of $25O In sup port of his challenge for young Star light to fight Champion George Dixon. Tom O'Rourke, packer of Dixon, is ex- will be made then to effect details of match.
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Court Notes.

Tn the United States court yesterday afternoon Judge Townsend denied the motion of the defendants in the case of Trait & Hine vs the Waterbury Buckle company for rehearing. The suit was for alleged infringement of patent.
 The supreme court of errors yesterday handed down a decision sustaining the decision sof the superior court in award ing damages for the defendant in the case of the .. & c. Motor company of New York against the D. Frisbie & Co., of this city.
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4 SONG REcIT4L
By Miss White nt Warner Hall.

Many will doubtless be glad to hear that arrangements have been completed with Miss Villa Whitney White for a song recital March 29 in Harmonic hall. Miss Whites recitals have been most successful in Chicago, Cleveland, Hart ford and other cities. In this city Miss White will illustrate the development of German folk song from the fifteenth century to the present day.
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Permanent Receiver Appolnted.

Jersey City, March 7.-Chancellor Me Gill this morning appointed ex-Judge Henry w. Stevens of Newark perma- nent receiver for the Employers Lia- bility Insurance company. The chan eellor fixed Stevens bond at $60,0 ,000
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City oourt-crImInal sldo-Judge Callahan.

Patrick Craven, drunk, s5 fine; resist ing officer, three months in jail; injury to public property, $5 fine $7S6 costs Frank H, Reynolds, drunk, $3 fine, $6.24 costs; breach of the peace, discharged; :; Andrew Dixon, drunk, $5 fine, $6.24 costs; breach of the peace, judgment suspended; James Gilday, drunk, $5 fine, $624 costs; breach of the peace, judgment suspended; Mary Ann Grey and Albert Mcknight adultery, bound over to superior court under $500 bonds; Michael J. Kelley, burglary, continued until March g.
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Ifthe Rnhv is Cnttinr reeth

Besure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs Wlnslows Soothing Syrup for children teething It soothes the child, ,softens the gums allaysall pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. 25 cents a bottle.
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OncIuSi0n)

Bostezando en- memoria de su amada,
Jaime exclam6 con yOZ entrecortada
:" Oh, que cuarto de luna tan eternol
Ocho dias de dicha continuada
liacen dulce la idea del inferno.
Am6 en- la gruta a Candelaria Ateca
Con todas mis- potencias sentidos.
iQue habiamos de hacer ALI metidos.
sin tener yo un fusil, nj ella una rueca?
Duraron nuestras verdes alegrias
Tres dias y tres noches . pero luego
Si,-dijo el cura, al cabo de esos dias,
Ia hablabas til en- latin, ella q ii en- griego.
III que sepa la esenca de las cosas
Sabra que las mujer siempre entienden
La ciencia dc agradar, 81 son hermosas;
Ptro, hermosas feas, nunca aprenden
I'll arte de no hacer5c fastidiosas
Bien, despues, ! que hiciste
Qa6 hice d spUe 2-Jaima pregunta. --Ay, triste!
Dcspu6s me acobarde como uu paisano.
NiDg1n hGIoe resiste
\ un amor de ocho dias mano mano!
Mas que habra Sdo de ella, padre mfof
J Sc habra arrojado al rio
DEBATE de locuras,
Contesto el capelIAn, de que te' apuras9
Con respecto cari1os y placeres,
SabemCs ben los curas
Que sc suelen caDsar de sus ternuras
Ii nto mss que los hombres, las mujeres.
pcro tn, no sabfas, inocente,
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Los am,rascratos medscos carwanos
CON e1e1cacao en- esto caudad,

Certihcan: que han comprobado va en la
practica e6cial, va On La particular, durante
la epidemis variolosa reinante en- esta ciu-
dad, la ohcacia iLcontestable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacu-
naci6n de don Santiago Seijo instalado en-
Areci.o bsjo su direcci6n.-Diriase que di
cho selor Seijo despues de un concienzudo
y detenido estudio. ha conseguido perfec-
sionar ell nivel de los Institutes Europeos
De sui fndole, 81 eultivo de aquel virus pro-
hlactico de Ia viruela hasta 81 extreme ed
poder asegurar y afrmar los que suscriben,
one en- esta poblaci6n ha producido tan fe
ices resultados ha obtenido tan lisonjeio,
atisfactorio y brillante exito, que go han
conseguido con su empleo propagation el
erminio de la viruela que aterrorizaba y
ocho neses. No vacilando por ende los in
frascritos on publican no tan solo por me-
dio de la presente sino que tambi6n por la
prensa periodical del pals ser nacesario o.
que la linfa vac1na extraids de la terners
lei prec1tado Institute es superior prefe-
ibie todas las denas usadas en- Ia isla, in
cluso la de L4ondres, y que estadistica -leuts
ha dado mejor mas resultado, hasta ell ex-
tremo de haber conseguido la pustulaci0n
oacinGl en un novents por ciento. Y para
que coeste vslea do: de convenir pudiere
= don Santiago Ssijo espido la presente Ell
Po-ce IL de Mayo de 1889 DR.. Baltasar
l1sgues-Dr Corchado DIR. Revero,-Dr.
Paga,i-Dr Coronas VIDAL Rios-Dr.
Etiseo Font y GuilI0t Dir. Juan Iglesias-
Dr. M Ze,so Gandta-Dr. Casimiro =. del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09

Por no quedar suJetO
a los trabajos del amor Tornado,
Sc prepare la muerte. y en- tai hora
Ell rostro Sc cubrio con las dos manos,
Diciendo con ternura encantadOra:
-.ICuanto me afiige ahora
Ell dolor de mi madre mis- hermanos!"-
VII
iCuAl seria de Jaime la sorpresa
Cuando VIC frente ST la aragonesa
One, yestida de quinto. lie miraba
Con la cara tranquila
Que debfa poner cuando jugaba
Con los cabellos de Samson, Dalida'
Jaime Coftes, de confusiones lleno,
No guerra Greer 10 que veia;
Mas la mujer con amino sereno
Miraudole, parece que decia:
Cae1a entire fangre eIq ne hun d'6 en el c;eno
VIII
Mas como la terrible nOlinera
Lego la eiecucionf De esta manera:
Fu6 a Nufoot0s un dia,
en- casa de una tia, auddz Sc pusO
Tn traje de aldeano, que ALI habfa,
De un paI1o sin color, fuerza de uso;
y hecho va aragones, Is .aragonesa,
Al salir de la casa de So tia
Con el pelo cortado a la escocesa,
Mas bien que un aldeano, parecia
Ell pale mas gentil de una princesa
anduvo muchas horas, y auuque Gu vano
De jaime pregunt0 por ell destino
A todOs los rumores los ecos,
L9 di0 noticias de 81 por ell camino
Tn vendedor de miel = de higos secos;
I de natar Jaime hacienda yoto
March6 Albania a cumplir su triste suerte.
iLechera con Ell cantaro Va roto,
No halo mas esperanza que la muerte!
Llega en- fin; sienta plaza de soldado;
Pide ser del piquete fratricida
All en- vengarse en matar Sc empena,
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Al verse sin amor y envlieclda;
Venganza, vlye DloS, que nos ensena
QHe ell corazon veces desempef1a
Tn papel importante en- nuestrs vida.
TX
Jaime obserya ell piquete con espanto,
I Candelaria en- tanto,
Como lie anna peSar de los pesares,
Lo mira con furor, mientras su llantO
Por dentro de sus ojos CORE mares
cuando vi6 que Jaime lie vendaron
Unas nubes de sangre la cegaron;
Y, en- ell postrer momento,
AL conSumar Su lntentO,
Que Sc creyo casualidad horrible,
Miranda Gandelaria al miserable,
Hecha sobre 81 un odio irresistible,
0 10 as bieu un amor interminable:
Junta su sien de su fusil la boca;
Ell gatillo despues con ell pie toca,
Suena de prOuto u. ,iro,
Reza un -ipiedad, Scnor!-dando un suspiro,
cae con ell craneo destrozado.
Tn momento antes que Ell, de esta suerte,
81 por verlo matar Sc hizo Soldado,
Por no verlo morir Sc dio la muerte.
un instante despues, lleno de cello,
Hizo alguien la sefIal con un pahuelo,
Y el ngcl del amor tendio Sus alas
\ Sc escondio en- Il cielo,
Por no yer que de Jaime sin consuelo,
Ell pecho atrayesaron cuatro balas.
XI
como yer morir a aquel soldado,
De emocones sediento,
Subio con gran contento
Al Castillo Romano, hoy arruinado,
E-e invaliab BILE pliblico, tornado
De mil inteligencias sin talento,
Cuando VIC de dolor des vanecido
Que, pasando IN segundo,
De una campana electrica ell sonido
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Ell PROGRESO
CENTRIC DE PUBLICATIONS.
taller de encuadernacion
DE FRANCISCO TURULL

H4go saber los constantes suscritores
iue honrran esta con sus rombres, Y
! pdbico en general, que desde esta fecha
ASA, por convenir asf los intereees bueD
den de la misma, ajsnte que 10 era en- Ia
indad de- Ponce y su demarcaci6n don
ngar 81 active intelige. te el rame
Iup Juan Bauti.ta Rodriguez Ramirez,
On quien poiran ent-nde-se los senores
o~"ritores, si tie qne hacer aiguna
eclamac'on, y al mistno tempo pedir Las
bras que tengsn por conven iente gu. cri-
.iree eu 10 sucasivo
Maya iiez % d. Nov;ernbre do 1t9l
Francisco TusuU.
NOTA LA nueva agencia queda estable-
ida en- Porce eu Ia calle de Meu9ez- Vigo
It1me-o %
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
ING ENIERO
Ponce. Puerto-Ric ic0

Representante de los seiiores Manlove
Alliet s. CO, ingenieros manufacturers
especialistas en- toda clase de maquinarias
para haciendas de cana la fabricaci6n de
azucar.
Pfdansa ir1fo--,os .F,xlin a. 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-09
La DenOcracia

Siguio Jaime y con nuevas ilusiones
Me volvi al regimiento,
Prefiriendo ell fragor del campamento
al amor siempre igual de los pichones;
Mas queriendo atajar. deje el camino,
audando en- lfnea recta y con premura
Para llegar mas pronto mi destino,
La Guardia me prendio cerca de Albania.
-Es rerdad, -siguio ell cura,-
Y ell idilio acab6 empezo ell drama;
Pues la Guarda civil es tan amiga
De pensar siempre 81 NAL, que con trabajo
Gree que niDguno siga
La senda del deber por ell ataj jo.
Por desertor cogido y sentenciado,
Preferiste al amor ser fusilado.
Lo comprendo, hijo mio,
Fuste ell ciervo asustado
Que teme ser cogido Sc echa al rio
= Mas ;ay va esta e pi III te en- moyin: Dto
pues lego ell momento,-
Continue ell capelan, vamos andando.
despues dc decirl IS ba, acaba, =
Mascnl6 una oraci0n como implorando
La clemencia de un bios de Quien dudaba
Luego siguio:-''Y:, quedan coumutad0S,
En- gracia de ia haztio, tus pecados
III Papa actual es un Senor muy bueno,
Que cree que sor tos malos desgraciadCs,
que el mundo esta lleno
De santas de santos ignoI ados.-
Volyi6 REAR un POGO, su manera
lie echo despu6s la bcndci6n postrera
Y-''Te perdono, diio.-
En- ei nolnbre del Padre; Y quiera el Hiio
que to pord pne Il la molinera =
Mas Jaime, horrorizado
De pensar 81 podrfa
Niyiepdo mas, de Canielaria al lado
I'asar un dia solo, un solo die
roniendOse de pie con Il objeto
De ser en- 81 in5tante fusilado
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Trajo ell perd6n pedido,
Que lego como todo en- este mundo;
En- uu msmo dolor el pueblo undo
Lanzo fatal, desolador, profundo,
Tn layl que mas que un layl fue un alarido.
XII
jAltos juicios de Dios!-En aquel duelo
Tn claro sol derrama
Tanta luz sobre ell suelo
De la Vega de Albania,
Que parece que ell cielo
lie dice al pueblo absorto:-''Vive anna!
Y hasta alegres, del Piedra los ambfentes,
Llegando confundirse sonrienteS
Del ./ol6n con las ondas sonorosaS,
Lo convidan oir en- lohtananZa
Ese canto immortal de la esperanza
Que murmura Ell concerto de las eosaS!
XIII
que diran del fin de estos amores
Los que hablan de 10 real sin poesiaa
Que maf1ana ocultando estos horrores.
Ell viejo sol que mace cada dia
Alumbrando leales y traidores,
Sobre tanta agonia
Tn velo vendra echar de resplandores
Y diran ademas que aunque sentimos
Estas y otras tragedias eSpantosas,
SucedlendO unaS cOSaS OtraS coSaS,
Pronto han de YER como de nuevo oimos
Los himnos del otofio los racimos,
Del abril las canciones las rosas
afrontando, por fin de estos amores
Ell problema profundo,
Me preguntas, lectores:
-sQue debemoS hacer cuando, iracundo,
Ell destino consienta estoS horrores,
entire ser y no ser medic un seguudos
lEchar en- paz sobre las tunbas flores:
Verlo sufrir Y despreciar un mundo
Tan Heno de Doloras dolores!
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INSTITUTE DE IACUliCI0I

Vacunacion directa de Ia teruera todos
los Jueves Donlingos, gratis en la Sala
de Socorro.
A dom;cilio, cada individuo vacuaaio
dos pesos.
Por un epvase conteniendo linfa pura
eondensada corservajs por sistema espe-
cial, envuelta en- giicerina desinfectada, y
Sin ninguna otra sustancia infecciosa, can
tidad sufciente para vacunar cuatro per-
oonas, dos pesos.
Sc traeiada cualquier punto de la Isla
en- que Sc garautizen c;ento ciccuenta per-
sonae G :, vacuna- Con los Ayuntamien-
tos sc hacen cop,ratas especiales.
Arecibe. Satiembre 1e 1894
Santiago Seijo.
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4 Isolidifca
8 petrifca


lJeiaron de querer de ser gruesas
-Yo solo sc Jaime sguio-que iguales
Los aetros desde el cielo
Siguieron alumbrando mi fortuna
Cuatro dfas cabales;
Pero va al quinto dia de la luna
Note con desconsuelO
Cue me enseflaba 81 pie sin gracia alguna,
Mientras necias por wales y por lomaS
Con sus eternOs besOs,
Aquella fel pareia de palomas
Ne llcyaba e fastidio hasta los hue6Oo
"
--"Y one fue de esas aves, que os mOstraron
Ell arbo de la cenciaf
Pregurt6 ell capellan. No las pagaron
jaime exclam6, -pues 81 elias me ensenaron
La primera lecci0n de la experiencia,
Como es ley natural que el hombre coma,
Una tarde de amor nos las comimos,
Y ell par nos repartimo8,
Comendo ella 81 pich6n, 20 la paioma.
-Pues iuo teniais nuccee? =
Preguut6 el capellan.- .-Sf, pero d veces,
Respondo ell desertor, Cuo sollozaba,-
Tanto ell hambre apretaba
Que ademas de las ayes, padre MO-
Cuando hallaba cangrejos en- el rio
Encendia un tomillo los asaba.
-Asar su maestraf ESQ da espantO,
Replica ell capellan; ID, Ell amar tanto
Fuiste, hiio mio, un verdadero loco,
te 10 digo 20 que soy un santo,
Por mas que alguna vez 10 divide IN POGO.
-"Dormida un dia, aproyech6 el momen. o
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Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
Fu'selscao,, Herrera q Feyyeterta
PONCE, PUERTO-RIOO

Fabricante de despolpadoras de cafe de
los sistemas RoIIo Disco, como tambi6n
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
,acates, Secaderas toda clase de maauina,
eia para cafe, picar yerba. desgranar naaiz
stc., etc. Hero, cobre bronco en- barras,
planchas cdndido.
Pfdanae 'nfornes. Julio T. 1893
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Buena adquisici6n.

Sc ve,sde, CON b4ends condicsones, Ia mdqui-
ma vertical para m0ler ca1a de la HGcse,sda
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de Is cabdllos de
fs4ersa, en- naagn.Goo estado corrie,ate, con al
gs1,sas paesas de repuesto como que estd ha-
cse,s50 actaalDpe,ste e1 cosecho y psssde v<rsek
fss,scs0,sar. En- su caso, sc e,atregard en- Julio
pr6G;nnO, en- que debe n,osstarse otra de mayor
p0te'sc:a. DiriSirse q! QsIe suscribe.-Po,sce,
Febre~o II de 1894. -FRANCISDo PARA.
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PARA CARRETERAS

Sc ce,sde casi nsstad de So udlor, una md
q4i,sa tr,taradova de paedra nse,ssIda para ca
rYeteras, con- So caIdera demds psezos, en-
Bssy bse,s estado y Hs nacrsinste dc yepsIesto.
El que Ia iyteyese psIede dsriossse don 70
berto Graham e., esta cis4tad
Ponce. Febrero IL de 1894
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S A CAL A M 30


Este preparado indio, de gran fam. =,
pais, cura radicaimente los catarros 60.
les, dolores de cabexa, neuralgias. r,nrs.
nhamae on - demas afecciones entsna..
tc. etc Sno@N'
La formula de eada bctella indica /. m..
era ae nsarse. 4 pessr del r-sn oons,n,o
: este prep.rado. sn n-ecio serS Hie m,
gue oaas he "a mediss bntsllas. go
In'''' d-po 'tar'"s i-i lasatiu Sal.
{. cha..'h~ 20.
rono.. Jeor " IL l6o4. 3lm. =
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LOS HACENDADOS DE CANA
-" r''o'-.,cio Santiago, de Coamo. ssn.
. c .sn.a nSvilios 6nos propios Para yago.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-09-18

Hurricane tre5tle when that was
destroyed by a derailment. or like
the Aucilla bridge when that was
burned. In such cases these
hands are gathered up, together
with their implements, including
cross-bars, axes, shovels, jack
screws, saws and the like, from a
distance of fifty to Ico miles, and
are brought together SO that the
work may be promptly done with
out unnecessary delay to the busl-
ness of the country. In order to
have these lab0rerS where their
services can be commanded at any
moment, they are furnished homes,
rent free, by the company on the
line of road, and the company is
now furnishing them supplies
practically at cost.
TIE supply car has been in use
on the Louisville ard Nashville
system for years. 1t was intro
duced on the Plant lines by Supt.
Durham while he was superinten-
dent of the Alabama Midland, and
proving a success, has been trans
ferred to the entire SYSTEM Sa-
vannah News. Aug. 10, 1895
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On account of National Meeting
CT Kentucky Horse Breeders AS
ISOLATION at Lexington, KY. will
sell round trip tickets to Lexing-
ton on Oct 7 and s for S24.42, good
until Oct. Fl, 1895.
On account of the Grand Army
of the Republic at Louisville, KY,
will sell round trip tickets to Lou
jsville on Sept. 8. 9, 10 and II for
only $3.50, good until Oct. $,
1895.
On account of dedication of the
Chicamauga and Chattanooga Ma
tional Pard, will sell round trip
tickets to Chattanooga on Sept 10
to 70 inclusive for only SII4o,
good until Oct. IS, 1895.
LAND OF HOME SEEKERS EXcUR-
SIONS TO FLORIDA.
On September 4th and October
End tickets will be sold by the
Plant System TO all points in
Florida, limited 20 days, from the
principal Ohio and Mississippi
gateways and from points beyond,
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at one fare for the round trip.
ONE WAY SETTLERS RATES.

ONE WAY SETTLERS RATES.
On September 4th and October
end, and on the first Tuesday OF
each month thereafter, until
further advised, one way tickets
will be sold via the Plant System
from principal Ohio and Miss's-
sipp1 River gateways and from
points beyond to principal points
in Florida at a rate Of one and one
half cent per mile, counting short
line mileage.
ATLANTA, GA.
account Cotton States and In
ternational Exposition the Plant
System will sell tickets September
5th and 18th. and every day from
September 18th to December 18th,
limited to January 9TH, at 1855
from Ocala. Also September 10th
until December 10th, limited
twenty days, at $500. tickets
sold every Tuesday and Thursday
after September 10th to December
24th at 5000, limited ten days.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
September 18th to 10th, the
Plant System will sell tickets to
Knoxville and return account bat
tlefeld encampment of the sons
of Veterans, limited to return O.
tober 10th at $3.50 from Ocala.
For further information apply to
c. F. FARES, city ticket agent,
Ocala House, +. C. Alworth, depot
ticket agent, Ocala