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4
Ell HerGIdo de Madrid publica 81 81.
0uiente telegramas "Paris 30 Noviembre
(11, 80 m.) Rel t'New York Herald" asegu-
ra que Maceo, CON mil ochocientos hom-
bree, derrot6 el dia IL d una columna del
Ej6rcito maudada por ol general Navarro,
que intentaba detenerle Ga gu maroha So
bre Las Villas Dice que la acci6n fu6
muy empenada y que dur6 diecisiets ho-
ras; que nuestras fuerzas tuvieron 800 ba-
jas entire muertos y heridos, siendo COM
pleto el desastre DIS los espafiolss, y que
ell general Navarro, herido on ell combate,
logrO escapar casi de milagro. El "ca-
nard" es tan grueso, q. hasta entire los mis-
mos q. simpatizan con la insurrecci6n da
Cuba ha suscitado dudas. -Bonofou1.
PREHSISTA MECANICu. Hay uno en- es
% Capital con mucha prActica en- ell Of
clio, que deeea cOlocarss. DirijIrse 6 Nj
colas Montaf@s, Luna 106. 81
al sefior don Santiago Oviedo hijo,
natural de Santo Domingo y vecino acci-
dentalmente de Mayaguez, Sc le han per
dido tres billetes premiados de la Loteria
Provincial jugada 81 20 de Noviembre pa
sado. Los oilietes son: ell ndmero 453 pre-
.nlado con $50, el 453 con $2S y 81 17,065
con $25. La p6rdida fu6 ocasionada por
haberse estraviado I'm maletin conteniendo
correspondence al desambarcarla en- Saint
Marc (Haiti) cuando el dltimo temporal.
Una respectable casa dc schenectady,
ew-York, q. hacs muchos negoeios con
esta 1sla, nos dice en- carta que recibimos
anoche y entire otras cosas 10 que sigus:
"Haga el favor de escribirnos cuanto ha-
va de verdad respecto de los rumores que
eorren por aquf sobre prisionss y conspi-
raciones en- esa isla pues estamos muy
alarmados. iExiste en- realidad algdn
movimiento, 8 Sc trata supplements de
exceso de cello por parte del Gobiernow
Ahn no hemos contestado los parti-
culareS de la citada carta.
En el vapor "Polynesia" Sc ha recibi-
do un gran surtido de j1guetes para Pas
cuas y Reyes, en- La Gaditana" de Ra
mon Garden, Fortaleza ndmero 90. Las
existencias dol afio pasado SO realizaran
en- baratilEo. Tienen espejos de tres lunas,
centres dc MEGA, queseras, botellas para
vino, jarros para aqua, juegos de refres
co, abanicos de plums y muchos artfculos
para regalos de Pascuas y Afio Nuevo.
Escribe "El Correo de Ultramar'':
'sUn grupo de accionistas de la Com
pahia de los ferrocarriles de Puerto Rico,
que representa- 4,649 acciones de las nue.
vas, ha acudido al Consejo de administra.
ci6n pidiendo convoque Junta extraor-
n An oE 10 Ir
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El vapor espafiol ''San Fernando" car.
g6 en- este puerto para 81 de Ia Habana 791
Jacos de caf6 pesando IS, ,AO8 kilos.
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Ha fallecido el popular fotografo de
Ponce nuestro estimadO amigo el sefor
don Luis Molina. Envfamos su ahijida
familia nuestro mas sentido p6same.-
II I p
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Dice I'M cOleQa madrileno:

DICE uM CUl8B6 HauF4ICHU. - -
El eminente professor Coroll, de
Olaaneaein, ha tratadO de determinar On
& limites podrfa influir Gobre Ia lactancia
q clorato de potasa dado en- pequenas do
o. las vacas reciAn parldas. LOO resul.
tAdos qbtenidos han dsmostgadQ qua d
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En- prenSa LA OoRRESPoNDMNCIA
Il hemos sabido con profundfsimo pc
ma que ha muerto el doctor Tizol.
Enviamos & su adiiida familia nues.
trO m&N aentido nAaAma.=R. L 2
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CAFE RESTAURANT ola ELEGAN

CA I'm Ia Gale de San Justo esquina d la Luna
se acaba de- abrr este nueVo estabecimiento monta-
do conyenientemente. Sc sirvirGn comdas duranta
eli dia eenas hasta las doce de la noehe. Sc srvsn
cantinas domiGilio. Precos muy populares.-JTG1
Garcia y CompaAa, prepietarios. .-Nota Sc ofrecen
habitacones comodas ven'iadas en- Ia parte alta
del edicie. Io-2
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ENTERESANTE,--Habiendo sido sus

&raido a don Antonio e. Arana, vecino de Lares un
tulo de accones al portador del Banco Territorial
4gricola Sc avisa al pdblico los efectos oportu
L 3. El ttuo tiene el nume1o lO7 y las acconeS Os
Banco para que detenga el titulo 81 fuere pres'n-
ta'o, no reconocendo como dueno de A e sno al que
G-2 ANTONIO K ARANA.
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contra el gobiernd del General Crespo 90
han librados pa al9unos coEnbates muy re-.
hidcS. El movinhento iniciado On Oriente
se ha oxtendido ya por toda Ia repdblica
@=95 95ua MlRAD0R mly decente CON dos de-
pREtan0nbog balconies de hierro y vista al
mar Sc alQuilar& 4 una persona de respe-
to. 81 el que 10 alQuile desea conner en- Ia
la miama casa, podr6 oonvenirlo con Ia
farnilia que Ia habita. La casa es muy
deoente este situada en- lugar muy cen
trico de osta Capital. Informaran en- ls re,
dacci6n do La OORREsPONDENoIA. al
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NUNCI0.-Participo los que tienen
elejidOs billetes de Loterfa en- mi estable-
cimiento, que deben pasar q recojerlos
hacer Elective su pago con "a horas do
anticipation & la fecha en- que debe cele-
brarse ell Sorteo de la LOter1a que cores.
den.-Puerto Rico, Diciembre % de 1896
5~-4 s. FILIPPI.
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Circula la notioia de qua GA Venexue-
y hs aatallsdo me eoFml dahla Eeyoluelba
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a juxgar por recientes noticiaS que
circular, hay un verdadero desbaraiugte
Comercial en- los Estados- Unidos CON mo.
two de la posibilidad de una guerra con
Inglaterra. Los valores pdblioos siguen
bajando. M. Cleveland ha propuesto su
gobierno pagGr la deuda nacional sus in.
K reses en- orc para poner en- circulaci6n
81 dinero depositado en- Ell Tesoro de los
Z sados Unidos y conjurar el conflicto.
Hablass de la possible caida del ministeriO
il giles, presidido por M Salisbury. Los
9obiernos de Colombia Chile y el Brasil
han felicitadO M. Cleveland por su
actitud en@rgica ante las pretensiones de
Iuglaterra en- su litis con Venezuela.
De algunos pueblos de la Isla nos es-
criben que se presentan dificultades entire
compradores y vendedores para la circu-
lGot6n de los billetes de canje la par. AL
eunos logrorts pretenden recibirlos con
un descuento de cinco por ciento; otros
Quieren que SO les paguen con ellos sola.
nl0nte Ia mitad de las mercancias que ven
den y la otra mitad en- plata. Esto no
tiene raz6n de ser. Los billetes son de
curso obligatorio. I'm esta Capital circu.
Ian sin ninguna dificultad al igual que los
pesos nuev0s y con 8 pS de premio sobre
los meiicanOs y sus fraccioneS.
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De Caguas: "Debiendo proceder el
dia rs del corriente la recaudaci6n de
los abonados que toman 81 peri6dico por
,neses y por semanas, hago pdblico que el
dia do Enero, el abonado que no haya
Batisfecho su quota, sera dado do baja sin
advierto siete abonados que me adeudan
suscripciones desde el mes pasado. que 81
el dia L. no pagan, seran publicados sus
nombres en- el peri6dico. El que no pueda
pagan LA OoRRNsPoNDKNCIA por neses,
G3ebe pagarla diariamente, y de 10 contra
Ia uuiera, pagandola todos los dfas. - El
aQente,-JULIO MORILLO."
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cundado, demuestra Ia conhanxa que tie
men en- el 6xito de La campana de Cuba.
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BICICLETA

Sc v0nde una barata " en- buen esta-
Sobrinos de Arnes. 3-2
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A "El Pals" le han dicho que estan
circulaudo en- esta Capital desde antes de
aver unos mediogopeeos americanoE, aca
bados de acunar, los cuales, seg6n pare
ce. no SON lejitimos.
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ANTONIO e. ARA
De Ell NotGcSerO de Ponce:

'En la mahena dc hoy nos ha diepen.
q no una vista ell sehor Perez Padr6n,
eI}auiido artista de Harzuela, conocido d.
ct pdblico. ACADIA de llegar de 1slas Ca
. ra traer de Tenerife una gran compafiia
6 zarzuela, d. cuyos m6ritos nos ha he
cno ell citado amigo grandss elogios.
No cesar en- Puorta de TERRA en- los
b1i5e de las casns de don jose Arag6n,
calle de San Andres, de estar reunido un
rrupo de chiquillos y no chiquillos jugan
10 todo el dia. KS muy POGO el ndmero
d policfas que hay On ESQ barrio Ante
1iormente hab1a cuatro guardias un Ca
DO que estaban todo el dia On la barriada,
hoy que ha aumentadO la poblaci6n dis,
Hninuye la vigilancia. Los continues robOs
t,1e por alh Sc cometen obligan los We
cipos suplicar al Alcalde establezca en-
O. barrio, como 10 habia antes, un ret6n
con aTgunos pOlic1as para Ia vigjlancia
G Il ca0eriO.
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,,o MOHlMlkRI9 De yAPORES -M aleman
rriente CON rumbo este puerto.-El
espafial maria Herrera" estara aqu1 del
40 al 80 del actual procedeate de la Ha-
bana Y ogcalas.
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0pAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT INGLATERRA."
Tetssdn esQWS4sG CSsss
Hospedaje con comidas, desde DOS
pesos en- adelante.
A. .-ProDi9tarfo.-P
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Or6ese por algunoB que debe haber
errog en- Ell cablegrama que publica "El
Telegrama" de anoche sobre 81 nombra,
miento del rehor Magistrado de esta Au-
diencia don Avelino Rosario para la plaza
de Teniente Fiscal de la Audisnoia de la
Hsbana. pues para Is referida plaza ha
el 81 for don Belisario de Alvarez y O6s,
pedes Probablemente sera Ell nOmbra.
mtento de aquel para Ia de Abogado fiscal
que desempehaba ell seHor Ulloa, ocurrien.
do IN cambio de destinos entire los eitados
sehores del Rosario y Ulloa, siendo ell pri-
nero en- comisi6n por ser de inferior cats
goria 7 representando rln ascenso para el
scfior Ulloa. ...-5
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JugueteS, ~JS.,se.,Iy .,e.,Ij. 1.iE.s. T.slis !.

fantasia propios para regalo de Pascuas, Ano Nuevo
Reyes en- Id PRLA4YERA, FOrtaleza % de los se-
hores Padr6, Lopez Companta. Visitese dcRo esta-
blecimiento donde Sc compacs mucho los parro-
0uianos 15.k
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El vapor espafiol s1Manu ia" carg

este M Serto eaOp psra Saplna "a aabn A eeesas eaIso
sacos con 1923 kilos cafe y ~ saoos CON
9,537 kjlos maiz y Ell ''Santa Barbara, para
santander y ruta 572 sacos CON 81, $50 hi.
los cafe, ia cuerOs de res con 1850 kilos,
50 pacas tabaco en- rama con 1856 kilos,
1S sacos hedionda y 667 Cajas con un mi
HON setecientos mil pesos raejicenos.
NgTEL Y RESTAURANT La CatagGa0
San Francisco Sc y Luna 39.~-Buena me,
sa y buen servioio: habitaci0nes espacio-
Bag y ventiladas. Oomidaa 6 Ia cafta dee-
de las 8 de la manana hasta las docs de
la noche. Hospedaje complete desde 41 90
en- adelante. z.
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Ri dia 30 del oOrriente las dos de la
tarde tendr& lugar en- esta Casa Oonsisto-
rial Ia subasta para ell abasto de carnes d.,
esta Capital. durante los dias comprendi
dos del ID al - de Euero nr6xirao
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AvIso. - Debiendome ausen-
tarme en- breve para Nueva York, dejo en-
cargado para representatives en- mis- nego-
clos, asf como para ordenar los pedidos
que Sc hagan tanto para Europa como pa
"a los Estadog- Unidos, al sefior don A. r.
Vergara, Cruz numero 4.-Puerto Rico.
Diciembre 10 de 1s95.-LUIS SANCHEZ
VAZQUEZ. 3-3
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CERVEzA DANESA zN6f: K GfEc

es u me1Or que SO ImpOFJ0 Oh 9sCa
Isla. Sc recibe solamente en- LA NULL
ia donde La venden al por mayor y detail
3O-26 ESPANOL Y COMPANIA.
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Sc a1Qu11a en- la caile
de la Cruz n1msro 10 un local espacioso,
propio para cua'quier induatria o alma
c6n.-En los mismos bajos informaran.
2-~2
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PRENSlSTA NAECANIGu. Hay uno en- es
to Capital con mucha pr&ctica en- ell of
clio, que deeea colocarss. DirijIrse 6 Nj
col&s Montah6s, Luna 1O6. 81
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Sc ALQUILAN h0bitaciones CON bal
,6n & la calle.-Sol SO, altos. 8-6
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HUMOROUS.

The hardest work any man can
undertake, is to try To manage him
self.-Ram's Horn.
-"The men will find u woman's
pocket If she gets to running for Of
fee" says the Frankfort sagc.-Phiia-
delphia Record.
-Ther is a difference In the way
modern maidcn's heart Will soften;
To this young man come OF" she'll say;
While to that one IL Is come often
buffalo Courier.
What do you understand by the
term 'platonic Affection" 1t usually
means that the young man feels that
he can not afford to mary."-Indian-
apolis Journal.
-Husband-''Another milliner bill?
Why, 1 paid one only day before yes
terday" Wife-"Day before yester-
Fliegende Batter.
How is your daughter getting
along with her piano." Splendid
replied Mr.. Pinchpenny, 'She bough,
it on the installment plan an hez got
it most paid fur.r-Washington star
-Tom-''Why, BESSIE, | could kiss
you right under yon mothers nose.
Bessie with dignity)-'l should very
much prefer, sir, that you'd kiss IN,
under my W nose."-Scottish Amer
lean.
Patron Ito laundryman)-"John
how did it happen that the japanese
killed So many Cinnamon in the last
battleP" John-"Notee know. May
bee bigee rain makes bad runnee."-S
Y. Weekly.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02
PERSONAL AND LITERARY

Justice j. NJ. Harlan, who is 'men-
toned" for the republican presidential
nomination in 1896, is a physical giant,
being the largest, and, next to Gray, |
the tallest man on the supreme bench.
He is sixty on years old, bald and in
fine health. lie is bluff, hearty, very
popular, and greatly in demand at din
ner parties.
Miss Bacon, a young Englishwom.
an, enjoyed i most fascinating and
h~ilarating outing last summer She
cycled from London to Scotland, re-
turning through Wales and the lake
district, n distance. in all, of twelve
hundred miles, alone; was gone two
days less than a month, n the total
cost of her holiday VAS fifty dollars.
-When the timid colonial clergy
men were afraid to criticise Aaron
Burr's treason. they asked Lorenzo
Dow what he thought of Burr's mean
ness. He raised both hands like a
great V, and shouted: Aaron Burr,
mean! Why, 1 could take the little end
- of nothing whitfield down to a point.
punch out the pith of a hair, and put
= in forty Thousand such traitor souls a.
his. shake 'em up, and they'd rattle
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont has
been elected president of q new chap
ter of the Daughters of the American
Revolution which has been formed in
Los Angeles, Cal. The fourteen char
ter members of the chapter represent
many famous colonial patriots. AT the
opening session, tea vas brewed in
complexities that are heirlooms in the
Darsey family, and were used by Wash
ington and lafayette in the revoiu
tionary q
The personal appearance Of Jean
Richepin, who is described as the most
= versatile genius in all France since the
death Of Victor Hugo. must impress the
stranger who meets him for the first
time. lie is pictured as n tall, bnrly
man, handsome in u brutal style, with
q low brow, q thick neck, dilated nos
trils and a general air of athletic calm
and intellectual vacuity. A PERSONAL
ty Of the John l.. Sullivan kind such a
this is unusual in u famous author
Philadelphia Press.
The late L. W. Bird, the distin
guished paper manufacturer of Wa
pole, was a believer in a somewhat un
usual sure for sickness of all sorts
For nearly forty years it was his prac
tice to remain in bed all one day every
week. He would read and sleep, an,
= when it was absolutely necessary 70
any caller to see him, he had To see hin
in bed, and only a few were permitte'
to do this. When Mr.. Bird was fort
years old he was an invalid, yet hi
practice kept him alive nearly lift,
years longer.
-Shelley's monument at Niareggi
has at last been unveiled. The Italian
were the principal contributors to TIN
work, but besides the names OF ID
Amicis, Bonghi. Cavalotti and Menot,
Garibaldi as constituting the commit
tee in charge, We're those of Mr.. Glad
stone and Mr.. Swinburne. The follow
ing inscription is on the monumen,
To Percy Bysshe Shelley. Heart O
Hearts. Drowned in the sea-; cremate
on this spot. where he compose
'Crometheus Unbound A posthumou
page wherein every generation wi
have q token of its struggles, its tear
and its redemption"
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IHE EhEANI TERRIBLE.
Taraiyzed Edi,h's Young Man and Mad'
Mamn,a Wish She Were Dead.

rsraiyzed Edith's Young Man and Made
Mamma Wish She Were Dead.
There i, one Young matron living on
the South side who failed To enjoy her
Thanksgiving turkey. though she add
ed to it the cranberry of n
the toothsomc pumpkin pie and invited
her friends to share it with her. IL
happens that She is the mother of a
small girl whose angelic appearance Is
constantly remarked, and VINO Is in
variably borrowed 10y an artist friend
:! when he is commissioned to paint 4
l chcrub.
j Handsome is. however. as handsome
4 behaves itself. and those WHO know
4 Miss Ethel best admir- ncr least.
!; The guests had all assembled and
! the hostess serene in the quality of the
\ soup and Ethcl's promise of good be-
! havior was all smiles.
Ethel hal wcigcd herself between
! her young aunt and a potential adj
mirer on the sofa.
We'll. Miss Ethel" said the uncon-
1 scious youth. smiling at her over his
chrysanthcmum, are You glad to see
me-"
80, yes. Mr.. DE Lay" was the sInii-
4 ing reply. I'm glad mamma asked you;
she said she hated to do il. for You
o were so fussy that she would be in
4 agony les, anything wonid go wrong,
q but she thought that maybe when You
saw how happy and comfortable she
and papa We're You might ask Aunt
Edith-why. Aunt Edith, what is the
matter"
In the awful nause which followed
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-02
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

With Local Applications, as they cannot
reach the seat Of the disease. Catarrh is
Il blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken
Internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous SUI faces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
in this country for years, and is a regular
prescription. 1t is composed Of the best
TONES known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina-
ton OF the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
+. }. CHENEY d. Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c. 2-2-lm.
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A Household Treasure.

ID. w. Fuller. of Canaioharie, n. V,
says that he always keeps DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption in the house,
and his family has always found that the
very best results follow is use; that he
would not be without it,, if p%rucurable.
G. A. Dykeman, druggist, Catskill, y. v,
says that DIR. Kings New Discovery ID
undoubtedly the best cough remedy; that
he has used it in his family Tor eight
years, and it has never failed to do all tha'
is claimed for it. Why not try a remed!
so long tried aud tested? Trial bottle!
free at Tevis's drug store. Regular siz'
fifty cents and one dollar.
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Take YOnr County Paper.

No man is too poor to take his county
paper, says an exchange, and 1t is false
economy to get along without it.
Hardly a week passes that something
does not appear in its columns that will
he a financial benefit to the subscriber.
and by the end Of the year he has made
or saved from one TO twenty times its
subscription price.
y, The city papers do not take The place
tof the county papers. glii,1ae's s"Gl~
people seem 10 think they do. The city
papers are all right in their way. but
Hiey don't give you what you are most
Interested in-your county news.
cannot learn from them what
public meetings are 10 be held. who aie
dying or who are marrying. Who are
moving in or who are moving out. court
proceedings, who wants To sell land--in
fact. hundreds OF items which ii would
be of particular impcriapce for YOU 10
know.
nisll, bat the county paper eau and does.
II you cannot afford but paper. 10y
all means take one that is published III
the couaty in which you live.
Our republican readers, who wish the
best republican daily in the Uoited State,
can get the Daily aud Sunday New York
Advertiser. sod the INTELLiGENcEn for
The ridiculousiy low price OF $3.50. This
10 less than the cost OF the Daily atone.
This offer only holds good for a shcr,
time. Come at once. II
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in this city, January 26, by
Squire John NJ. Price, Mr.. Henry b.
English and Miss Maggie q. Tooiey, both
OF Higginsville.
Married, Mt Sweet Springs. by Rev.
Brink, January 30, Mr.. Chas. T.. Schultze, X
Of 81. Joseph, and Miss Mary A. Voigt,
of Hughesvilie.
The happy couple will spend Il few days l.
visiting friends in Lexington, and then
] go to their future home in st. Joseph.
Married, at Kansas City, January 20, MIR.
a. NJ. Iockhart. of Wellington, and Miss
l Ami Sisson, of Aullviile.
The contracting parties are both oi well
known and highly respected families.
The bride is one of Aullviile's fair daugh- |
tiers, and the groom is one of WelliHgton's
energetic young business men. a host OF
: friends will join us in extending congrat-
ulatiOns, and wishing them u pleasant
: and prosperous journey through life.
BIRTHS.
At Concordia, January Il, to the wife OF
MIR. J. p. Lohoefser, a boy.
Born. at Alma, January 25, to the wife
\ of Mr.. Max Pointer, a girl.
Born. at Alma, January ~, tn the wife
a OF MIR. W. i. Shuttle, n girl.
$ Bora. at Corder, January ~, to the wife
Of Mr.. }. r. NanArsdale, II girl.
s Born, at Coneordia, January p, To the
= wife oi Mr.. Henry kuecker, u boy.
) Born. near HigginsviIle, January 10, to
y the w,fe of MIR. Ed. Jackson, n boy.
II Born, in this city, January ~. to the
b wife of MIR. Joseph Ca~vanaugh, a girl.
q Bern, near Odessa, January 81, to the
y wife OF Mr.. George Wakeman, Jr., a girl.
Born, at Corder. January 2s, to the wife
of Mr.. Bober, James, twins--a girl and n
> boy.
N Born. in Lexington township. January
r. 20, to the wife OF Mr.. Livingston Gailager,
n boy.
DEATHS.
Died. near McKendree chapel. January
%, Of consumption, Mt. Kirk Green.
? Died, at Independence, January ., eI
consumption, Mr.. Joseph NJ. Cninn. ri
Odessa. aged - years, 3 months aud IL
days.
Died, At Concordia, January 2S, MIR
Henry Roepe, aged about 50 years. He
was the father OF Mrs. Charles Frerking
Of Corder.
Died, at her home. six miles south %
MAYHEM. January %. Mrs. Kate Tyree
dScu u yeuTs, WiuOW oi INC iatt jung
VIM. =. Tyree.
Her body was brought to this city OF
Tuesday, and laid to rest in beautiful
Machpelak, beside her husband, n larg'
number of friends and relatives being il
attendance. Mrs. Tyree WAS we'll know
In this county, and was loved and es
teemed by every one. To the %sorrowin,
ones we extend our sympathy.
= Died, at his horne in Ray county, Mo
;, day, January 2Sth, of paralysis, DIR. JOSEF
> IL. Siapp. aged about As years.
> DIR. Stapp was almost n citizen Of Thu
county. lie was bort and reared here
was married here, and made freqner
visits here, keeping up his old friendship
{ and has two daughters attending T..
8 Seminary. He was an agreeable, educate
g gentleman. and it was always a pleasul
to meet him. Ray county has lost a vail
BILE citizen, aad our county and or