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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14
THE OCEANIC.

Col. R. A. Jenkins, manager Of the Ocesnic
Eotel at Caroline Beach was up to the city
Yesterday. He is hopeful of one of the best
seasons his hotel has ever enjoyed Work
men have been busy for sometime under bis
personal supervision repairing AID remove.
ting, and when they finish the Oceanic will
be IN every way ready for its guests.
Col. jenkins says that everything will be
10 good shape by tomorrow. The opening
ball will be given Tuesday night, June 18th,
and will be complimentary 10 Miss Louise
Harper, the charming daughter Of Capt. j.
W. Harper.
There will he music by the Italian baud
every day and dances every night. Col. Jen-
kins will select committee of young Will
nington gentlemen to have charge Of the
dances Star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14
Pisgah Items.

We had 6ne rain yesterday, and the
crops will now move forward. Several OF
nay neighhors have very foe crops; but more
of that hereafter.
With the exception of g few cases Of
measles the health of our community con-
tinues remarkably good.
TIE extreme heat of last week liked to have
done for man and beast. The hot spells OF
recent years last longer than 10 years past,
and the same with the cold spells.
Mr.. John McCaa, of Boykius, lost hne
mule last week from heat. he said be bad
been working it to reaper, and presumes ii
got overbested.
The small grain has been all cut, and the
stubble lands are now being sown in peas.
Our farmers have got to the top on forage.
May be they will get there on other things
after awhile.
With no backset the bulk of the farm work
will be done by the FIRST of July. Then the
various churches will commence their annual
meetings.
Tobacco curing will al:o commence about
the frst of next moath.
Peaches through here are few and far be.
tween but in the Spring Hill section I an
told they are quite plentiful.
Blackberries are rather scarce, owing tc
tie extreme cold of last winter, and the dry
weather.
Matt l3: 2s-"An enemy hath done this
-was the theme of Rev. J. c.. Crouch to 9
crowded house at Swift Greek Church or
yesterday. The sermon was 6ne, and was
listened to with unaagging intereet to the
end. The more hear Mr. Crouch the more
am impressed with the simple grandeur Of
the man in bis hfe's work, and his wonderful
influence over the churches of bis charge to-
wards spiritual improvement. Before preach
ing, baptism was administered to several
candidates. Mr.. Crouch is certainly doing
ine work. he has been visiting some oi
his friends here, and We hope be will co1e
again soon.
In the Boykin mill pond can be seen
remnant of the Old Fat that sabk 90 maBy
people to thei. watery graves years ago and
carried death and sorrow to 80 many homes.
The write. of this witnessed the sad occur
renee 10 part, and the sight impressed on bis
boyish mind can never be efaced.
Psgah, June IL.
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WILL FOUND a LIBRARY
The State.

The State.
Writing to The State from Phila
deIphia Rev. Richard Carroll, the
colored minister who is to establish
the industrial school here, says:
81 enclose copy of letter from
the Rev. a. W. Lamar. D. D., of .
Norristown. Pa. l send it to you for
publication by bis consent Mr..
Lamar is son Of Col. Lamar OF
Beach Island, s. C, who owned
many slaves. Coz Lamar was killed
in the Confederate war. The Rev.
Lamar heard of my presence in Phil
adelphia and by appointment we met
and he made the proposition and put
it in 'black and white. ("
The letter enclosed is as follows:
Philadelphia, Pa, June 7, 1899.
Rev. Richard Carroll, Columbia. S. G.
Dear Sir: I have been watching
with profound interest your move.
ment to found an Industrial school
for the people OF your race in Colum
bia, S. C. I have j: in my heart to do
something to help the good work,
and to this cad hope in due season
to found library at your school in
memory of "Black Nanny" tie
faithful negro woman who nursed me
in my helpless infancy and childhood
Yours cordially.
A. W. Lamar.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14
Fine Marble Work.

Several beautiful and artiatically flashed
monuments, recently completed by ". 2.
Smith, the we'll known marble cutter, are on
exhibition a, lis marble yard ca the Court
House square He has all the facilities for
turning out high class and artistic work sHd
his experience of thirty odd years has eq1ip.
ped him to do good work aud please his
patrous. All who admire foe workmanship
and wish to see home done work that will
compare favorabiy with the work of the pest
marble cutters in the country are iovIted to
visit his yard.
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NOTICE.

To my friends and former patrons:
l beg to say that Dr.. ". B. Afford has
purchased my outfit aud of6ca furniture and
has rented the cfice formerly occupied by ne,
and feel sure will serve any of my former
patrons with entire satisfaction to them
Thanking you for your patronage in the
past. l remain E. ELvA SOLOMON&
June 6-lw
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14
Fed Hot From the Gun

Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman, Of
Newark, Mich, iu the Civil War. It caused
horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped for
20 years. Then Buckisn's Arnica Salve cured
him. Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Eel
ons. Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure
on earth. 25 cts. box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by J. F. W. DeLorme, Druggist.
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For Rent or Sale.

TINE RESIDENCE ct West end CT CAL
houn Street, lately occupied b! E. ID.
Holman. Houss of seven rooms, with ccm-
modious cookrocm and pantry attached-lot
OF nearly IN acre With barn aud stable Ap-
ply to y. bLANDlN'.
June l3-lw
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14
THE Extra MILL VOTED.
The Taxpayers Of Sumter Believe
IN Good Schools.

The special election held yesterday for the
purpose Of deciding for or against levyiog en
extra mill for school purposes, thus making
the specially levy for schools 10 this city three
mills, resulted, as was forseen in favor of
levylng the additional mill. There was very
little interest aroused in the election as there
was apparently no opposition to the increased
tax, and but few people turned out to vote, it
being the accepted belief that the friends of
good schools would carry the election with
out an effort being put forth.
Although the extra levy was voted by q
large majority, the opposition developed
greater strength than anticipated.
The vote stood
For the extra tax, 81
Against the extra tax, rs
Total vote, ll8
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Uncle Williams Petition.

The following is copy Of Uncle
William Roses application to Gov.
McSweeney for the Office of messen-
ger, which has been given him:
Dear Sir: humbly request the
appointment of messenger to the
executive office Upon my war re-
cord and for the devotion to the
Democracy / was appointed to that
position until recently.
I am thoroughly familiar with the
duties of messenger and promise
your excelleney the same faithful
service that I have given to every
governor since the administration OF
Gov. Hampton
As to my character, integrity and
competency. l refer you to every
living Democratic governor and to
the citizens of the community where,
in | live.
Humbly awaiting your excellency's
determination, / am
Your humble servant,
William Rose.
The letter was accompanied by
requests from all the state house
officials and such men as DR.. Wood
row. Mr.. W. a. Clark, President
Woodward of the South Carolina
college and others.
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OF INTEREST to Inventors.

C. A. Snow 4 Co., one Of the Oldest and
most successful firms of patent lawyers,
whose Offices are opposite the United States
Patent Office in Washington, D. c., and who
have procured patents for mole than i 900
inventors. say that, owing to the improved
conditions 10 the Uniled States Patent Office,
patents may now be more promptly procured
thar at any previous time 10 their experience
oftwenty.6ye years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14
4 Fine Game Of Ball ct Elliott.

The Mayesville aud Bishopville base bsf
clubs me: 8, Elliott last Friday and crossed
bats. The game was one Of the finest ever.
played by amateurs in Sumter County, Bisb-
opvile winning by score of to |. Nj.
Joe Strauss, o: Mayesyile umpi:ed the game.
Next Friday the sams clubs will nseesa a..
Meyesviile and fight the battle over.
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s. G. College Commencement.

We are in receipt of an invitation to the
commencement exercises of the Clariosophic
aud Euphradian Literary Societies, or the
South Carolina College, to be held on June
l7th, 18th and goth. M v II. Moses is the
only member Q: the graduating class from
this city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14

In the list of paseD!s granted to South Car
olina inventors this week are ]. T. Butson,
Columbia, attachment for ore-roasting fur.
aaces. T. Mason, Sumter, hat, coat and
umbrella rack
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BeQuest to Connie Maxwell Or
phenage.

Mr. Andrew H. Woods, CT Shiloh, who
died on Friday last, left a will bequeataing
bis entire property, valued at S., 900 or more,
$4,000 of which is cash, to tbe Connie Max
we'll Orphanage, Greenwood, S. G.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14
St. Joseph's commencement.

The invitations to the thirty-6f:b annual
commencement of ST. Joseph's Academy
have been issued.
The commencement will be held in the
Opera House on Monday evening, June 18th.
The exercises will begin promptly at 6
o'clock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-06-14

Middlesborc, Ky, June 12-
Thomas Messer, member OF the
Taylor faction of the Lee-Taylor feud
10 Harlan County. was killed yesterday
By q man named Lae, member of the
Lee clap. More trouble is feared.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

cFFCB og
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION,
OF SUMTER COUNTY,
SUMTER, S. c., June 10, 1892.
TINE DATE fixed for the next regular ex-
animation of applicants for Tsschers'
Certificates is June l7th (third Saturday
For white teachers at Ofi;e County Super
ln,epdent.
For colored teachers at Court House.
J EDWIN REMBERT,
June 10 Couoty Suot Educatico.
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a <dS CUBAN OIL cures Cuts
nay Burns, Bruises, Rheuma-
tism and Sores. Price, Is cts
Sold by Hugbson-Ligop Co.
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convicts sent 20 repair aoooS toe man
sion aud they assisted in hauling and
cutting the stuE from the rented land.
II said the committee could calculate
the cost of that.
He said that Colonel Neal had offer
ed him some brick, as a present, while
they were at Rock Hill, if be would
pay the freight, which he agreed TO do.
Afterwards bill was sent him by Col
Lipscomb aud when he wrote Nea!
sbou. it, he said, "oever mind-it's ali
right"
Col. Neal did ship him some oats
and he had frequently asked for the bill,
bat never got apy. he had accepted
from Neal a desk made at the peniten-
tiary, but he dido't think be was im-
posing 90 him since Neal owed him for
mill be had sold him.
He said be had no idea that such
small matters would receive 80 much
consideration, except that the newspa-
pers made so much out Of them for their
owu PURPOSES. He said if the State bad
lost anything by him 10 these traosac-
tions be was willing TO pay it, but he
wanted an isemized statement. He
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
la FavOrita del Roy de Navarro an

-iEs eKtrah1l dGose, cau's placer Ell regrssar .
Paris Spor que sera9
Ests preguuta qua No, 50 drig6 ingsnuamehts le
psreci6 81 prouto imposibe de oontsstlE Y clntiou6
su Oanin1 miraulo sienpTe hlcia ell L uvrs ia f.
MIA que Il prosigui6 dsspu6i de habsrlo medltado,
siento alegria al volvsT Paris JPOr que ssr6f
Eate Spor qu > no hslAba oouduio al oabalero
besrnes hssts Ia It'd del oamino del Louvre al e.
gsr aI 90 golpe6 Ia ftsnts con Ia msno, mnmaFaodl:
Creo que se Ia raz6a qua haoe alear tan Rustoso
de Chalot.
EaTique me djo una noehe que Muglrits de Ma
vsrrs, sbues, habs eSorito e1 no &c ouil d. aus
Cuentos, que ii amor, pa enosntadtR no era aooesi-
bic sino poF osmiuo es.sbrosO erz dos de ms'ezs
Sc convertl lugar desspaoible ouaRdo se eo 4bs
81 pof csmiuo trillado.. ESQ esl
espolesado en- ballo continue 50 mon6.ogo -
Paoa es belfsms, per- sun me 10 psrsei1 mas o1ando
menester trepsr por la esesa de seds co gar
del Fiesgos D3sde que esta On mi poder, no tengo
NADIA que temsr me parecs men0S seduotora . iEs
singular
Pas6 Noe por deante del Louvre sin aoordArse de
preguntsr enoontrabr a su augusta amigo: prue
ba egidents de que los te Idos del L5sQre los
que babisn be iho que lsera oorsz6a Psro eaando
lego a Ia modesto tsberns del besraei NJ ,licse, su
oofaz6a volvi6 palpitW con faerzi. Al mismo item.
po cabsllo Sc detnvo.
-Cfeo, murmur6 Noe sonTi6adoss que los anims-
les ueneu mas oonOomieuto que las personas Esto Sc
ha Yato pFobado mts de uns yeE. -. 70 no saba
doade me difigil, nj osballo ~
Aoe heehb pie preosamanta estabi 81 el ambfa
s linda gaits. LIS lados Del eorazsa Dc Nee efsa
csda mas fartes 20 obstants ls preelusi6n Cue to-
mo De fstofoefse 6gole Iabio con sire computation
p yeE qmpssp Aigalta q FabQriEans 7 % ffante ea
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
ENTIRE Los ALMIRANTES
SAMPSON Y COL0MB

Entire ell COntraImirante Sampson y
ell Almirante ingl6s Colomb, Sc ha
entablado una interesante pol6mica
de prensa.
Sostiene Colomb que de la guerra
hispan0 americana no Sc deduce en-
sehanza alguna para la marina, nj
en- arquitectura naval nj en- estrate-
gia.
Dice ColOmb que ell Immediate in
cendio de los buques espanoles estaba
descontado para quienes hubieran es-
tudiado con alguna atencion ell comba
te con un buque de moderna construcl
ci6n, aunque este carezca de grandes
corazaS. (
En- cuanto a los torpederOS, dice
que ninguna ensenanza puede dedu7
cirse, porque Sc ha pretendido EN-
plearlos fuera de toda op0rtunidad.
Afirma Sampson que ell Almieante
COlOmb no sabe 10 que dice, y que de
esta guerra Sc deducen grandes ense-
nanZas.
Sc ha demostradO que no basta EN-
plear en- la construction maderas in
combustibles, sino que es necesario
deSterrar toda clase de MADEIRA de los
buuueS. Vista la rapidez con que ell
incendio ha destruidO d los buques
espanOles, en- este punt0 no puede
haber discussion.
La molestia de COlomb, dice Samp-
son, mace de que siempre ha sidO un
gran defensOr de los torpederOs, y hay
que tener presente que 6stOs, nj aho-
Fa nj anteS, han dadO resultado salts
factories. En- su construction Sc ha
sacrifcado todO a la velocidad y nc
hay necesidad de que 6sta exceda de
25milIas.
Ademas, Sc ha puesto de manifesto
que la artilleria de mas valOr es Ia
dc tir0 rapido de ocho pulgadas y Ia
de calibres inferi0r6s, dqNTe queen eR. e
combate mOderno no valen tanto como
esos canones los calibres mayores
El usO de la p6lvOra sin humO tient
tambien importantes ventajas.
En- realidad, ambos Almirantes de-
iienden la misma tests. FL fundamen
to de la pol6mica esta en- que 0olOmt
SOstiene que tOdo ESQ 10 habia enSe
iiado va ell combate naval de Yulu, J
Sampson affrma que esas ensenanza'
Sc deben solo al combate de Santiago
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16

sombrilla, es que Ia altura de Gu mango
. columna, dc que hemos hablado autes,
ae halIara dividida en- cuatro pisos, tres
debsjo de la cubierta dc oristsles, J e
cuarto serh eI superior, estableci6ndose
en- cada uno de dichos pisos cafes, tea
tros, salas de conciertos, etc., etc.
En- Ell cuarto piso SO dispoRdra una
vasta cdpuls movil que girark constan-
temente aobre su eje, permitiendo a los
que Sc encuentren en- dioho espacio go.
gar del immense y completa panorama
de todos los edificios de la Exposition.
La supericie cubierta por la sombri.
liza, sera de 1886 metros cuadrados,
vasttsimo espacio en- el cual el comit6
de la Exposition podra dar iestas al
abrigo del NAL tempo y de toda clase
de intemperies.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16

hambre se haya estendido de molo
alarmante por aquel sitio.
Este barrio ests 4 una distancia re.
gular del pueblo. Con frecuencia, y en-
esta 6poca de mortandad que sc ha de-
sarrollado por los campos, por efecto
de Ia miseria, vemos pobres campesi.
nos que yienen de dicho bsrrio condu,
ciendo cadAveres.
Despu6s que estos pobres infelices
cumplen su triste mission, Ia mayor de
las We les sin retribuci6n alguns, por ser
parientes 9 amigos de los fsllecidos, Sc
quedan por la ciudad en- tan lameutsble
estado, que Sc les haee impossible re-.
gresar de nuevo al barrio.
Seria convenfente que la autoridad
local dispusiera al comisario del barriO
Anones, y del mismo modo q los de los
barrios distantes, que Sc entierren en- sus
respectivos caserios, las personas que
fallezcan en- ellos, evitando asf que sean
traidos a la ciudad, y que esos pobres
conductores pasen las miserias que pa
san.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16

eutregada por eI Juez Municipal 81 in
teresado.
vi No So eobraran derechos de min.
guna clsse por extender y legalizar los
documentos a que sc re6ere esta orden.
VII Los Los Jueces Municipales Sc.
ran responsables del exaeto cumpli.
miento de esta 0rden.
VIII. Ell Negociado de Estado pre-.
parara bajo la direction del Secretario
Civil, los modelos impresos en- blauco,
que sean neJesarios, facilitandolos a
solicitud de los Jueces, sin gsstos de
ninguna clase para los Jdzgados.
XI El Congreso resolvera acerea de
los derechos ciYiles y condici6n ests-
do polftico de los demas hsbitantes de
la Isla.
Por mandate del Brigadier General
Davis
W. P. HALL,
Ayudante General.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
soa hibiiotoca dc LA DEMocRAC1A

n6mbulo suspir6. .-Jaradme pues, sH,d6 Noe, que de-
sempefsF6is eI pspel que voy imponeIos; sos hernia
no de Psols Paoll el hijs de IN hHg )note.
Noe explc6 10 que debis hlcsr Godol6 10, este
presto Ell uramento que eyigfs de 81 De esta mauera
ee iust'l6 en- Chsi lot Confss6 Noe Paoa que 6 ha'
bia sdo e rsptor de G3dO6uo cuando ests presa de
vsgo reoslo le pegunt6 por que q1eria obgaria Vi.
viz con ser ie tanto abOrreOfs, Noe ls respond6
MI auerida Paols uu dia GotFo G dOho1 hu-
beEa podiio escapaTsenos 10 primero que hu6lese he
cho es Vover al puents de Saint-M con e ob,to
de enoonaros as oaa otF1 Vez en- poder de vuestro
padre Luego, vaendose de idol6ao, vusstro patre
oa halsbs tamb6u no hubera tardado en- sepArar-
nos
La rsz6n era buena pero Noe hiEo valer otrs.
sPuesto que vuestro padre Obtenfa tan portantosas
FevslsoOnss d,l suto de GodOlfnO, nosotros como e.
10 cual nos permitr6 yigaF COZ dobe prudenca pa
que sea duvadss astFl slicidsd pos no dude que
Ia rens reSurrir8 todos oi medios para vogsroa en-
-oh iamasl exOlsm6 PaoI,, no Quiero vOlvsr
nunoa q casa De mi padre ii sePararme de vos
Noe pas6 los dos dias liguentes 81 lsdo de Paola ;
psFo al tereero experimental neesidad de re-
gEessF Paris.
mi qaatida PaoI4, dilo, haoe dol dfas qu1 no yeo
8 nj amigo otso p5TeosIs nstaEal sue vaya bus-
earle. Volysfe mlalna.
-yTempTano9
Noe msnifest5 aguua fatuidad-5 -5Presuuo res
pohdi6, que no ergirs qle vasyAS aatel de amaue.
osrl Paes ea ese caso esperadne psfs almoIzM
Noe ahFas5 PAels PaTtio Hssta que lego st
fsoi0to de ls oadid aoord6 De Paols Dsspa4s qae
pss6 s puels de PaTls diFs5 al LQaYla, exPeEmsns
e 81 esiselnlsHsa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
NOTICIAS

Rogamos a nuestros buenos suscrito.
res de Tallaboa y Pefuelas, recoian los
recibos que tienen pendientes con esta
empresa J que Sc hallan en- poder dc
nuestro activo y querido agente dou
Jose N. Purcell.
Esperamos ser complacidos.
Recomendamos nnC stros leetores
ell bien escrito articulo de nuestro illus
trado colaborador doctor Amadeo, titu
lado InpreSione8 que publicamos Ell
otro sitiO del presente numero.
Nos dicen de Ciales que es incierto Il
pubIiCado en- Ey Pals por Conrado Sic
ira sobre componte inferido a 81 por e
ouarlio ruau alvarez nues :: es
9aI que 10 condujo al Deposito por es
tgr embriagado como suele estarlo Col
Erecs ITsal entrar Sc csy6 sin re
tIissseaencfa' Rpa. Baeno seria qu
cibir lesion algd 81 le atacan /
esos seiores que tanto - de est
polieia cuando sucede un hecuo
fndole 10 denunciaran a los Tribunaies
Eu ell barrio de Cialitos le fu6 roba
da don Eugenio Fernando una yaoa
la cusl mataron y destrozaron. La po
licfa insular ha capturado oinco indivi
duos entire ellos Ell cabecilla.
NuestFo amigo don Vicente Marin h
recibido un telegrama de San Juan eI
ell que Sc lie manifesto la mejorfa de q
sen 7r padre ell respectable puertorriquqf
amigo nuestro don Ramon Marin.
Notieia que con gusto damos a su
familiares y amigos.
Tenemos entendido y 10 maniCestamo
asi quien corresponds, que la CORES
pondencia que sale de esta ciudad
caballo, va muy NAL por los eaminos
que sobre los sacos que la contienen
Sc montsn los conductores, raz6
pOr 10 cual llega en- parte estropeads
los peri6dicos rotos.
81 clio es verdad es precise busca
ell modo de evitar que ESQ sueeda mas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
PARAGUA COLOSSAL

Sc esta construyendo en- Paris, con
destino a la Exposition de 1900, el apa.
ratio que su inventor ha denominado
Som6riya de la Eapo8icidn, que tendri
Glen metros de sltura = cuyo mango 10
constituira una enorme columns meta
lica hueca, de cuarenta metros de dia-
metro en- su base. La circumference
de esta sombrilla, 8 sea cubierta, sera
de ciento cincuenta metros de diametro
formada pOr cristales multicolores.
En- la noche Sc iluminsra por millares
de Iuces el6ctricas, que han de prestarle
deslumbrador aspecto. Lo que consti-
tuye la originalidad de esta inmensa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16
BRILLANTE NEGOC!O

Sc vende Ia casa de la ealle de Ia
Villa, esquina a la de Mendez Yigo.
con su hern0sisimo solar, propiedad
de Ia SUCCESSION de dOna Carmen Gerar-
dino 0tra al frente, en- la misma ca.
lie de Ia Villa, enlre ell almaeen &c la
SUCCESSION de don Francisco Romero s
la casa de don Antonio Oabanas y otra
en- Ia misma calle de la Villa, esquins
a Ia de Ia H8Fre.
Para informes diriiirse a don Fer
nando A. Vendrell. calle del Amor
Agosto 2s dc 1899 a-l5 alt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-16

A. PasareIH Illus. Agencia ge-
neral de neg0ci0s judiciales, notaria-
les, ADMINISTRATORS & &.
Agosto % de 1899. d.
Csc venden estacones de todas di.
mensiones para ceTcas de casas 6ncas,
4 precios m6dicos.
Informaran, Estrella no II.
els a.
Sc DESEA tomar en- arrendamien-
to o c0mprar una flnca de past0s GER
ca de Ponce de so cuerdas en- adelan-
te. En- esta imprenta informaran.
Agosto 30 del 90. 1915.
TABLAS ARaERICANAS de pri
mera clase, SEGA, para poder TRAFALGAR
seguid0. Venden muy baratO los Sc
hores G.. BoNNIN Y ca. de la Playa de
Ponce.
Ponce, o de Agosto de 1890. I'm. d.
En- la calle de la Villa numero 60
Sc vende un hermoso solar de 1884
varas cuadradas.
Informara P. Clausells, Luna No IL.
Setiembre ID. I'm. d.
Segun Ofreci6 ell dueno de la acre
ditada B srber3G AtochG ha intrOdu
cido mejOras de consideration en- ell
establecimiento Resultando por 10
tanto ell primero en- la ciudad y a al
altura de los mejOres de la Isla.
Hoy cuenta con ell tel6fano numero
100, y con magnifcos banOs. Este es
un establecimientO que hace honor a
Ponce, y por tanto, merece la prOtec-
ci5n del publico. Agosto "a de 1900.
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