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Venta de fincas en- AreGihu.

Plenamente autorizado para la venta rea-
lizaciou de todos los bienes creditos que per-
tenecieron al concurso de la extinguida Soce-
dad G. f. Storer q g en- mi calidad de uni
co liquldador, representante de sus actuales
duenos, por Ell presente invite las personas
quienes pueda convenir la adquisici6n lie los in
muehles que indicaran, para que dentro de
los treinta dfas siguientes a Ia publication pri-
mera de este anuncio formulen y presenter
Eroposiciones.
Las fncas que sc venden, radicadas todas
en- el ternino municipal de la villa de Arecibo,
son las siguientes:
% La demolida hacienda de caflas demo-
minada Plantage, ubieada en- ell barrio de la
Carrera de aquella Jurisdiction, cuyos restos
consisten hoy en- l67 cuerdas IS centavos de te-
rrenos de vega sobrevega, Y doscientas seten-
ta Y seis cuerdas setenta y sels centayos de al
tura, con los escombros de antiguas fabricas
y maquinara, valuado todo en- yeinte dos mil
pesos
% Unagran casa de mamposterfa, de dos
pisos por ell frente, tres por ell fondo, donde
existen las oticinas de la Aduana de dicha villa.
FL edihcio solar, radica en- la calle de
San Felipe, colndando con ella por ell Norte;
por ell Este con otro solar de la Real Hacienda
por ell Oeste con una casa do MADEIRA que tam
hi4u- perteneci6 81 coucarso de Storer Y CO V
por ell Sud con la Gale del Guayabal, estando
apreclaGo en- FelLte y cuatfo mil pesos.
SO Seis cuerdas de terreno de vega en- la
Boca del rio grande de Arecibo, donde existie-
ron los antiques almaeenes de Ulanga Cs lin
daEtes por Este Sud las tierras de los he
rederos Teiada, por el poniente con las que
fueron de don Fernando B;ihr, por ell Nor
te con ell cita 10 Rio grande, estimadas en- seis
cientos pesos.
40 Nueve cuerdas yum cuadro de terreno
de vega, donde estuvo sit1ada ia romerfa de
don Fernando Bahr, lindantes por Ell Este con
las seis caerdas antes expresadas, por ell ,Norte
con el rio grande por el Sud Oeste con los
herederos de Tejada, don Pedro Gambia, 8 su
succession Juan otero, apreciadas en- noyecien
tos veinte cinco pesos.
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Una persona autorizada nos escribe desde
Yauco que no es exacta la noticia de que nos
hicitnos eco aver, recogiendo los rumoies cir
culantes
I FL transito hacia Guanica no Sc ha inte-
rrumpido, y las autoridades proceden con pru
dencia correction.
Els de temer que, 81 ell meeting Sc lleva .
cabo, dele de concurrir gran ndmero de
campesnos, causa de la alarma que cunde en-
toda la jurisdiction, en- nuestro concepto sin
bastante motive.
De cualquier modo ell partido liberal ne
cesita persistir en- sus prop6sitos de propaganda
activa, que son ell mas fuerte va'ladar contra
rebeidias des6rdenes que solo creemos in
sensatos, sino absurdos imposibles.
Escritas las anteriores lfneas, ell sehor Mu-
noz Rivera recibio ell sabado un telegrama del
senor Chianchini presidente del comite liberal
de Yauco, anunciandole que es impossible cele-
brar Ia reunion acordada por motivos que por
correo le comunicarfa.
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CoNpICIoNEs DE La yENTA

g No Sc admitlran proposiciones que no
cubran de contado las dos terceras parties de
los precios fjados.
Is Seran preferidas, dentro de ese lfmite,
los que ofrescan mayor suma de contado.
3s Seran de cuenta del comprador in
dependencies del precio ell que Sc convenga ls
venta, todos los gastos cue exiia el otorgamien-
to de las escrituras, su inscripciony y el pago de
derechos reales, asf como los de deslinde men
sura de las fncas rnsticas, ST quisiere el com
prador que Sc practiquen.
q No efectuandose esa mensura al tomar
possession el comprador de Ia fnea vendida, no
podra hacer postsrinrmente reclamo alguno So
bre su cablda 3 superhcie, aunque esta resulta-
re menor de la que Sc lie senala en- este anuncio.
80 ST al efectuarse La mensura de las tie
rras en- el acto de Ia possession, apareeiere esceso
fa.ta en- el nnmero de cuerdas, fjado cada
finea rustica, sc aumentara 8 deducira del pre-
clio ofrecido la parte proportional que proceda,
tenlendo en- cuenta que sc han estimado 4 Glen
pesos cuerda los terrenos de vega sobre vega,
y a diez pesos cuerda las tierras de altura.
6s Dentro de los diaz dfas signientes al
en- que Sc haya hecho saber al comprador La
aceptacion de oferta, debera satisfacer
que suscribe en- esta capital en- Arecibo, la
cantidad que hubiere ofrecido de contado, dan
dosele en- ell mismo acto la posecion de la fnca
procediendose seguida al otorgamiento de
lacorrespondiente escritura.
- No satisfaciendo ell comprador ell pre-
clio en- Ell t6rmino fjado quedara al arbftrio del
infragcrito vendedor exigirle el pago ell cum
plimiento de las demas condiciones del contra
to, dar este por rescindido, disponiendo de
Ia fnca en- favor de otro hcitador que hubiese
hecho proposiciones admisibes, 8 anunciando
de nuevo su yenta.
a-Aun cuando la enagenaci6n Sc hace Ii
bre de todo gravamen, 81 apareciere alguno vi
gente al formalizarse el contrato de compra-
venta, podra retener su fnporte ell comprador
hasta que cancele quede completamente
hberada la fnca.
9s En- ell case de esceder ell precio que Sc
ofrezca de la suma exigida de contado, quedan-
do por consigGiente ell comprador debiendo ell
resto de dicho precio, debera hipotecar su se-
guridad la propia fnea que adquiere, en- la mis-
ma escritura en- que Sc lie trasmita dominic.
Las proposioiones Sc dirigiran al que sus-
cribe en- esta Capital, calle de San Francisco
nameFo 81, en- Areciho, la Central clos
Cafos,> al cuidado de sn administrator DIR. don
Osvaldo John; en- la misma forma podran
solicitarse los demas informes que Sc dese6n.
Puerto-Rico 2S de Mario de 1897.
S-2 JULIAN E. BLANC0.
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En- Santurce

mayores mejores del poblado, reuniendo todas
las colnodidades deseables; bien situada, en- gran
collar Ell 81 lado opuesto IA VIA ferrea, libre de
polvo peligros con capacidad para dos tres
,milias numerosas
saY@ Sc ENA GENA tambi6n una casa
recien construida, de regulares dimensiones,
provista de todo 10 necesario 4 la comodidad
de familia, sito ventilado sano.
sB@Y SE REALIZA por $50 pesos un
coche oalesa para dos tres personals; fna,
ligera, ruedas patente GAIA de cedro, capota
de buffalo en- buen estado de uso
@Informarau: En- la Capital, don Ma
nuel Vicente, Santurce, don Gerardo Ga
rriga. l5-11
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Eyir2nfn DE UNA CARTA DEL Sr. DR..
IhluVao ANSELMO SEQUEIRA. Asistfa

Hepatitis, que por examen atento conceptut
localizada en- ell organo secretor de la bills. lie
administr6 al principle una maxa cada cuatro
dias un driastico de pildoras antibiliosas unas
veces otras purgante. Permaneciendo
estacionario Ell NAL, hice que tomara por las
noches de cinco 4 siete pildoras del DIR. Ros,
la mejorfa comenzo en- breve aparecer. Que
riendo comprobar a que debida, hice sus-
pender el uso de estas pildoras surjfa el
NAL sin tardanza. Restablecf en- su virtud
dichas pildoras ell enfermo ha sanado por com
pleto es lie rigurosa logica justicia atribuir
esta curaci'n a las Pildoras de Vida del Dr.
Ross. .-Masaya, Diciembre 10 de 1895. Dr.
ANSELMO SEQUEIRA. - Ex-interno de-
Hospital General de Guatemala, M6di~o Fo-
rense del Distrito de Masaya, Miembro Co
rresponsa de la Sociedad de Clfnica de Practi
cos de Francia, etc. sd
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10 DE YAUCO

Llama la atenci6n que los peri6dicos de
Ponce recibidos anoche, den tan poca importan-
cla q los recientes sucesos de Yauco, sin embar-
go de estar tan proximcs al teatro de los aeon
tecimientos. SLa Democracia0 solo les dedica
las siguientes lineas:
xHe aquf las noticias directas de Yauco
que hemos podido obtener por referencias de
diversos orfgenes.
Parece que ell dia "a, microbes, Sc habla
ba en- la pobtacion de posibes perturbaoiones
del orden pdbico
Aquella misma noche las atlas horas,
oy6ronse sonar cornetas campanas sc aiar-
mo ell yecindario.
Era que por tres distintos puntos Sc de-
claraban incendios, Embellishments sofocados
por Ell eierelto, por la guardia civil por los
veeinos.
Despu6s, hacienda ell servioio de vgilancia
parece que las tropas encontrarou las cerca
MAS del cementerio un grupo tic honbres ar
mados de machetes.
Anadese que, al huir ell grupo, fue la tro-
pa persecution hizo fuego
Dfcese tamben que Sc encontraron
rastros de sangre al amaneoer, sin que Sc
descubriera ningan herldo.
Nj damos importancia grande los suce-
SOS, nj respondemos de las anterores versIones,
one solo da este periodico q titulo de iuforma-
ci6n.
Els 10 que CORE por ahl.
Desde Ell martes ell Comte local de Yauco
de acuerdo con los miembros del Comite pro
yincial que residen en- aquel pueblo y en- Ponce,
aeordo celebrar una reunion polltica el domlp-
go, 4 las dfez de Ia mailapa,
Tras los academies cue arriba sesefamcs,
Sc ratified el acuerdo = aver Sc di6 cuenta, cum
pliendo la ley al aloalde de Yaueo, que suseri-
bio un duplieado de la seomunieaei6n del Gomi-
te con ciertas reseryas.
ST por parte de las autoridades no nay IN
conyenientes. maflana saldran de Ponce los se-
nores Mufoz Rivera, Matienzo, Diaz Navarro,
Aponte, Astol, Velazquez, Gauthier otros CO.
rreligionarios para celebrar el meeting al ampa-
70 de Ia ley, eonqeaando allf mismo sobre el
campo de los sucesos de que 10Y ,ee oenpa el
pals, todo acto que tiends perturbar el Or orden 1
4 poner en- duda Ia indiscutible soberanffaa DC
Ia patria.
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Gran Hotel J Restaurant IngIaterTa Ts, TIE

/ esquina 3 Cruz. Hospedaje con comidas, des-
De DOS pesos en- adelante' A. Agudo'-pro
| piebaraa, %.
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OFIcINAs: San Francisco so, principal.
Cuenta con los elementos necesarios para
toda clase de operaciones, orifcaciones den
taduras artifciales.
8 Sc carontizna las ertracciones sin dolor.-
~ Un joven de la isla, que esta matri-
culado en- los estudios para maestro auxiliar de
primera ensenanza, nos escribe preguntandonos
81 va se han publicado los programs de e1s-
que habla ell artfculo de la circular de este
Gobierno general, fecha Is de Octubre del aflo
proximo pasado. Como ninguna noticia te
nemos acerca del particular que sc nos consulta,
trasadamos ell asunto quien pueda deba
informar sobre 10 que Sc desea.
Ia ABASTO PUBLICO.-La carne de
res, sc expendera mafiana en- esta Capt.
tai, al precio de 30 centavos ell kilo.
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de los maestros portorriquehos, don Sergio
Ramirez de Arellano, ha sido agraciado con
10 mi1pesos de la Loterfa Provincial.
- Para SeTana Santal! .as Eleggantisimos gss los
potas para senoritas y sefioras, puuto, velo, ra-
so, surahs cresp6n, cortes de chalecos de pi-
que clase selecta, paraguas antuecas elegan-
tfsimas;casimires driles superiores y toda cla-
sc de mercancfas fnas baratas en- Et 7elsgrafo
de S. Melon y companfa. Gale de la Fortale-
"a, esquina San Justo. A
So Hemos sabido con verdadera salts
faeci6n que anoche la una fu6 puesto en- IL
bertad en- Aguadilla nuestro estimado amigo ell
senior don Julio Osvaldo Abril, a quien envis-
mos nuestra mas cumplida felieitaci6n. Estuvo
deteniio siete meses justos.
- Sc encuentra en- esta capital hemos
tenldc mucho gusto en- saiudarle, nuestro esti-
mado amigo el senior don Crst6bal Andreu,
alcalde de Fsiardo
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FL sr. HERNANDEZ Lopez, presidente acci
dental del comite provincial del partido liberal,
nos ruega la publication de 10 siguiente:
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LA Fama de Puerto-Rioo"
De Francisco Arrabal

Con motive del balance practicable en- este
establecimiento, Sc realzan a precios nunca
vistos: Percales de 10 centavos, 4 8 centavos.
Batistas de dolores de 10 idem, idem. Sa-
tones de 25 idem, d 19 idern. Idem idem a IS.
IIem color entero de 38 idem % idem. Cef-
ros de colores de 25 idem, a 20 idem. Percal
chine, gran novedad, de 25 idem, a 90 idem.
Velos religiosos de 38 idem, d 25 idem.
Idem idem de SO idem, 40 idem. Nansts de
tachones de 25 idem, 90 idem Muselina
granizada de 3s idem, 4 25 idem. Sombrillas
de seda de s24 y 8, a 81 una. Idem iden de
81 5, Il 81 una. Mantillas tohalas de Sc 8,
81 una. Surah de 81 vara, & SO centavos.
Cintas, flores, plumas, adornos para trajes, ira
jes bordados de lana de $12 a IS, e infinidad de
artfeulos mas que Sc detallan precios haratf-
silnos l5-f s..
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Avic0 Hago saber al pdbico en- general, que
esivO no reconocere deuda alguna que no ha-
va sido contraida por mi mismo personal
mente. Aibonito, Mario de 1891.
15-l3 Francisco Becery0 u Otero.
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CnNelIl TnRI0 MEDICO -QUIRURGICo-
QVWQQ& VAnV Gnl Er,f Il d.l

UUMoOI o'aio Sol, sO.- Intermediates de la
piez ve6reas sitltticds de as tarde por ell DR..
BLANEs. -Enfermedades del est6nsogo, htgo
do & iaetestsasos, de 8 de la tarde por 81 DR..
QUEIPQ.-E Enfermedades de la gaggoa.ta, ma
s'is : oso3os, de 10 4 II de la mahana por el DR..
BAIXAULI.-Gratia los pobres. P
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OLD FORGE,

The funeral services of Mrs. Harry
Russell We're held in the Brick church
Friday afternoon. Rev. +. A. King,
of Taylor conducted the funeral SER
vices. assisted by Rev f. l.. Santee and
Rev n. NJ. Furey. Mrs. Russell had
been in poor health for a long time and
had gone to Baltimore, her old home,
hoping to regain her health. 1t was
thought she was improving when dis
patch was received on Tuesday of her
sudden death. She is survived by a
husband and eight children; five sons
and three daughters, the youngest being
about 10 years. She was a member of
the Methodist church and highly es-
teemed by all who knew her. She was
member of two lodges which attend
ed in a body. The floral offerings We're
numerous and beautiful.
Mr.. Ira Porter has improved his
house by new porch.
An entertainment will b e held in the
Lawrence Congregational church Mon
day evening, March %. Admission 10
cents.
Mrs. e. L. Santee, Mrs. John Dills
and Mrs. A. j. Baker attended a mis-
sionary meeting in West Pittston on
Thursday.
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MES as will correspond with his or'her
number Of years. An excellent slipper
will be served by the members.
Miss Eliza Curran. of PeckS lille, was
a visitor in town this week.
Miss Jennie Kane, of Fittston, Is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. j. j. Hanlon.
Miss Carrie NJ Hartl ey, of Scranton
was a visitor in town yesterday work.
inG in the interest of the Woman's
Journal published by Il number of en-
terprisins young ladies of Scranton.
Mrs. NJ. Grady, of Dunmore. and Mrs.
Boland. of Iowa, are guests of Mrs.
John Gilhooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neals are en-
tertaining daughter.
Mr.. John Gallagher, of the North End,
is convalescing after q long and seri-
Gus illness.
Broken Fetters" an excellent tenn
perance drama, will be presented on
April 2T, under the auspices of the
Father Mathew society.
Mrs. Martin Reap, formerly of this
place, but during the past nineteen
years a resident of Garden City, Kan
sas, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs John Davis, of the West Side, Is
seriously i'll of grip.
Mrs. S. Werts, of Binghamton, re-
turned home yesterday after a few
days visit with friends in town.
A bicycle club has been organized By
| the young people of Moosc. Milton
Levan is president and John Arnfielc
secretary. All Wishing to join can do Sc
as the charter Is still open. They ex
| pect to adopt uniforms.
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NICHOLSON.

NJ. s. Roberts, a well-to-do farmer
in LenoX, has leased his farm and is
moving to Bloomsbury for the purpose
of educating his children. Bloomsbury
will gain a worthy and enterprising
citizen in Mr. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. George Heninger, of
Weatherly, Pa, are the guests of Mrs.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o..
H. Williams.
The remains of Mrs. DR.. H. C. Brown,
who died Wednesday afternoon, We're
taken Friday to her former home near
Philadelphia for interment
j. NJ. Carpenter & Co. have cleared
their room of furniture, putting !, on
the second floor and r. F.. Johnson is
engaged putting in shelving for the
new stock Of general merchandise.
Tonight at the opera house there
will be an entertainment in commem-
grafton of the birth Of the veteran
Father of Prohibition" Neal Dow. af'
ter which the concluding exercises viii
be another one of those old time spell.
ing schools.
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LOCAL AND Personal NOTES.


j. e. Decker, of Middletown, N. Y,
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. w. l.. Yar-
rington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch, of South
Church street, are entertaining Miss
Ella O'Hara of Scranton.
Miss May Fitzpatrick has returned
from the Milersville State Normal
school and will spend the Easter vaca-
tion with her parents.
Levi Tobey, of South Church street,
is quite i'll. symptoms of appendicitis
have developed and an operation may
be necessary.
Richard Gibbs, of Wyoming street
is i'll with diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcmillan, who
have been visiting friends in Roches-
ter, have returned home. Mr. McMil-
Ian is much benefited by the trip.
Mrs. d. w. Humphrey entertained
number of her friends Thursday after
noon and evening at her home on Sa-
lem avenue.
James Rutherford is i'll with the pre-
vailing malady, the grip.
Mrs Stillman Hadcock was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. e. X. Morss, this
week
is entertaining Miss Mary Moon, of
Jermyn
Mrs. Richard Dieffenbach, of Clark's
Summit is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Dickinson, of South Church street.
Miss Lizzie Harte is home from Mil
ersyile State Normal school for the
Easter vacation.
G.. Frank Couch made a business trip
| to Forest City Thursday.
James Toolan's son was injured in
| the mine yesterday morning. His right
| leg was badly bruised and lacerated.
| DR.. j. S. Niles was called in and at
tended to his injuries.
DR.. II. c. Wheeler made a profession
| al visit to Forest City yesterday
| John Newton, assistant of the public
| library, is quite i'll at his home on Ca
naan street. Miss Lizzie Newton is
| supplying his place.
| Thomas Lotus is home from Millers-
| vile for the Easter vacation.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard left
yesterday for Washington, d. c., where
they will join Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Simp-
son and Mrs. Simpson. From Wash
| ngton they will make an extended triE
| through the south.
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Island patch, in the upper part OF oily
phant borough Mrs. William Middle
ton was complainant and she charged
that Mrs. Peter Fitzsinmons and her
daughters, Miss Eliza and Mrs. Thos
Calthord and Mrs. John Donnegan had
abused her with words and blows The
office of the justice was crowded with
those Interested in the suit and the ev-
idence was exciting If not always del
icate. Justice Arnold held Mrs. Fitz-
simmons and Miss Eliza Fftzsimmons
In 5000 bail and discharged the other
two defendants.
Clarence and George Budd after an
absence of eighteen years in the state
of Michigan. are here visiting their
uncle, William Budd, on Main street.
The family of C. A. Reynolds have
moved from the West End to the prop
erty of the late yelling Taylor on
Main street.
The employees of the different COL
lieries in this region and the Consum-
ers' Powder company will be paid to-
| day.
Services as usual tomorrow in the
Methodist Episcopal church. Preach
| ing by the pastor. Rev. S. G. Simpkins.
| at 1890 a. IN. and p. m Theme for
morning, "A Pledge Of a Perfect Fu-
ture." Evening, "Who Are Greatest"
Sunday school at $50. Epworth league
at p. m. A cordial welcome extended
| to all.
The Epworth league will give mis-
| sionary tea on Wednesday evening,
March "a, and cordially invites the pub
lie to attend. Arrangements have been
made for a good social time for all
who avail themselves of this privilege
All Master Masons and their wives
are requested to meet at the Ledyard
hall next Tuesday evening at 7.3C
| O'clock Sharp.
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THUGS IN PRISON.
McGoWan and Kane Committed
Without Bail. to County Jail.

The case of MCGOWAN and Thomas
Kane, charged with intent to commit
burglary, in the house of Nicholas De-
vine, was brought before Alderman
Jones on Thursday afternoon. Mr.. De-
vine is suffering from the brutal at
tack of the Sc men, and was too i'll to
appear as a witness. But the testimony
of Mrs. Deyine was sufficient, ana the
men We're committed without bail and
taken to the county jail.
1t appears that Mrs. DeVine heard
some one about 2 o'clock prowling
around the house. She arose and asked
what was Wantcd?" Immediately there
was crash and the door fell in. AS
the men rushed in, Mrs. Devine rec
ognized MCGOWAN at once and called
his name and also recognized the other
as Kane. They seized her husband
using a revolver in a threatening man
ner and then inflicted heavy blows up
on Mr.. Devire. Her outcries brought
help and the men ran away, but We're
arrested early in the morning.
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AVOCA.

Avcca conclave, Heptasophs, will
meet ON Monday evening
Juvenile order, Sons of st. George,
will meet this evening.
Tho st. Aloysius society will meet this
evening.
The birthday anniversary under the
auspices of the home mission of the
Primitive Methodist church will take
place on Monday evening. Dainty invi-
tations including a small silken purse
have been distributed and each attend
ant is supposed to inclose as many pen
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SOCIAL GATHERING.
Mrs. Simons and Mrs. Marcy Enter
tain Their Friends.

Mrs. T. j. Simons and Mrs. c. E.
Marcy received q number OF their
friends at the home of Mrs. Simons on
South Terrace street on Thursday al
ternoon and evening.
The guests enjoyed a very pleasant
social occasion. An elaborate supper
was served. Mrs. Simons was sur
prised very agreeably by receiving
from her friends a plush upholstered
rocker. Mrs. Marcy also was remem-
bered by the gift of a handsome salad
dish.
Among the guests We're Mesdames 7.
II. Herbert, Holdgate, James smith,
John Booth, j. f.. Bone, Sarah Burton,
Joseph Lindsay, G. E. Marcy, William
Evans, Edwin Moon, Miss Edith Moon,
Mrs. Charles LewSley, OF Oly-
phant, Mrs. John Solomon, of Jermyn,
and Mrs. William Buckingham, of Ply
mouth.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-20
March PERU !! !?
The months for renewing - AM q
and healing in the . IV#AM =
physical world -

The mOnths tor life, energy, blood in
men and women
The months when need of help from medicine is
greater than at any other time of year.
The months when Hoods Sarsaparilla will do us the
most good because we are all now especially
susceptible to benefit from this medicine.
The months when Hoods Sarsaparilla is taken by
the millions because they have found that it is
the medicine which does them good.
The months when you should take Hoods Sarsapa-
rla, because it will purify vitalize and enrich
your blood, and put you in good condition to
resist the debtating effects of changeable,
warmer weather Try it now
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-20
Farewell to Miss Maud TayIor.

About forty friends of Miss Maud
Taylor gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Dickinson on South
Church street on Thursday evening.
They came to extend best wishes to
their friend, who expects soon to make
an extended visit in Baltimore, her for
mer home. The evening was greatly
enjoyed with dancing, games and So
cial conversation. During the even
ing Messrs. Hunt and Fox rendered
some choice selections on the mandolin.
Miss Taylor's friends regret her de-
parture, as she is we'll known as an
accomplished member of their social
circle.