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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03
MIGUEL ALGAR|N
SenfemeiadO a Muerfe

Ell senior secretario de esta Corte de
Justi,ia, lioenciade Aponte, en- cnmpli
mient6 de su obligation, Sc traslado
tarde de aver, notifcarIes los reos
Algarfn Ramos la sentencia recaida.
Los magistrates que forman ell tribu-
nal de esta Corte, han ratiticado la pc
tici6n fiscal en- 10 que Sc refere Aga
rim, como dijimos aver, Ramos queda
condenado a cadena perpetua.
La sentencia lie fu6 leida los reos
en- la secretarfa del Alcaide de IL car
Gel.
Los reos la cscuch1ron con recogi-
micnto. Ramos NADIA dijo. Algarfu
ST volvi6 repetir que no Sc lie debfa
matar porque es inocente, negandose
tirmar la sentencla leida.
Cuando lego Ell Secretario de la Cor
te de Justicia la carcel, Algarfn sc
encontraba solo en- una bartoliua; pre-
guntado ell por que, notified Ell senor
alcaide habfa tenido que tomar aquella
determination, por que Aigarfn intentd
agredir q uno de los presos.
Este desgrrciado sobre ell que pesa la
infame sentencia de parricida, es casa
do tiene una hija.
Pronto, pues, sabremos ciencia
cierta 10 que piense ell tribunal superior
acerca de la sentencia acordada.
Encmigos nosotros de la pena de
muerte, pedimos indulto para Ell desgra-
ciado AIgarfn. NADIA gsna la moral,
| nj las buenas costumbres, conque ul
degenerate pague en- ell cadalso a falta
cometida. Venga la espiaci6n /; que
surja 81 es possible ell arrep-ntimiento;
pero que sc evlte ell triste espectaculo
del cadalso.
Por que asf pensamos, es que expo
nemos con franqueza nuestras ideas.
Aguardem IS Ell tanto ell fallo supe-
rior.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03
NOtiCias
generaies

Hasta hoy, hemos remitido nuestros
celosos agentes de Arroyo, Santa Isa.
bel, PatilIas, Lares, Sabana Grande,
San Lorenzo, Lola, Fajardo, Rio
Grande, Mayagiiez, Capital, Aguadilla.
Coamo, Anasco, San German, GUAM
ca, Guayanilla, .Yaueo, Guayama, Ca
bo Rojo, Carolina, Salinas, Humacao,
Maunabo, Caguas, Penuelas y Cayey, los
recibos correspondents al tercer tri
.mestre de los cuales han respondido en-.
viandonos fondos, los de Cabo Rojo,
Caguas, Pefuelas, Capital, Aguadilla,
San German, Gulyanilla, Yauco Af1as
CO..
Esperamos que los demas, siempre
muy cumplidos con LA DEMocRACIA,
no nos haran esperar sus oportunas re-
mesas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Antonio Ramos Coto, Prudencio Rive.
ra, Anastasio Garcia, Aniceto alonta
Hes, Jose MontafIes, Alejandro Dfaz,
Victoriano Dfaz, Federico Pagan. Ma
nuel Dfaz, Faustino Gomez, Juan G.
Aponte, Juan r. Lopez. Santos Rivera,
Gervasio Moreno, Alexandra Merce |,
Anastasio Ramos, Simeon Pizarro,
.Qnintfn Merced, Dionisio Martinez,
Juan S. Hernandez, Ignacio Herman
dez, Victeriano Hernandez 20, Vicente
Flores, Gcnero Acevedo, Juan Fran
cisco Velazquez, Ramon Aponte.
Concuerda bien fielmente con el
original de su contenido. Y para re
mitir al Director del periodico FL Ie
yritoa 10 para su publication; expide n
presente en- Aguas- buenas veinte d'
Mayo de mil ochocientos noventa J
Enueve; certifco.
Vo Bo Ell Presidente, Ramon Nh
izoe Cara@o, FL Secretario, Leopold
Chapel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03


magisterio regional, sopretesto de una
amcricanizaci6n violenta.
Releyado Mr. Eaton, por cable por
razones dem asiado conoci,las. In falsa
ridfcula, la mentIda cometiia, quiso
.ncntralizar la grata impression proda
scida; los efectos, empez6 Ia mani
festaci6n ridfcula.
Apesar lie toto clio del caracter
Official que quiso darse, apenas 81 tirma
maron una docena de profesores lie los
de La capital.
Bueno es que ell pats los conozca J
lea sus nombres
DoiIa Josefa Ruiz Cardona, dofIa Do
lores Oller, dona Margarita Castafios
dofia Juana Martinez, dona Dolores
Cdeto Rodriguez, dona Maria Nc Cor
mick, dona Josefina Noble, dona Ma
ria Eugenia Iglesias, don Jose Becerra
.yas, don Juan Cueto Rodriguez. dor
B ,nigno Lopez Castro, don Manue
Boada, don Jose Infante S,avedra, dor
Miguel r.. Gorbea, don Pc lro G. Ii
mothee, don Solomon Dones. lDirectol
de Gel Magisterio,! ioh! $3.50.
Pero tambi6n debe leer ell pueblo
puertorriqueno con orgullo y con salts
faccion los nombres siguientes que -
negaron categ6ricamente a firmar Ii
indicada manifestation.
eSenora Directora de la Normal, do
ia Ana Rogue, se1orita Laura Gilestra
sefiorita America Duprey, don Migue
Rodriguez Sierra, don Gonzalo V. Pa
dilla, don Ramon L. Tinajero, dor
Francisco Infante Saavedra, don Jose
l.. Rodriguez, don Antonio Caimary
don Felipe Janer, don Domingo Rubio
Arana, don Rafael ia Ter, doctor Ferrel
doctor Garcia Cabrera, doctor Sthall
doctor Cuevas Zequcira, doctor Arras
|tria, don Jaime Annexy, doctor Her
nandez, don j.. K. Martinez Q,intero
don Jose Janer, sefor Latorriente, doc
tor Font y Guillot, seilor Bastamante.
Ain hay dignidad regional en- la pa
tria pequena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

haber roto nn peiazo de acera en- la ca.
lie de Mendez Vigo al sacar una casa
Andres Feliciano Esteban Negr6n,
por rina y escindalo Rafael Munoz,
por teuer una tienda sin liceneia en- la
calle de Wives Carlos Garcia, conduc-
tor del coche numerc 40, por haber
atropellado 8 Ramona Feliciano, veci.
Gina de Canas las tortolei1as llama
las Inecar y Fabe, por escaudalo CT.
rllo Maldonado, pot haber expendido
carne falta de peso /; los conductors de
loscoches numeros 55 y 81, por estor.
bar ell transito publico las meretrices
Maria Merce les Marrero Agustina
Robles, por dedicarse al trafco de Iii
giene sin estar inscritas; Domingo Cruz
jose Ortiz, por esoan lalo y riha: am
bos pasaron al hospital Juan Carlo.
nell, por tener una tienda sin iicenca
en- la catle de B5rtoli. Juan
Rivera Sanchez, por.-dedicarse q rate
rfas.
Los medicos mas prominentes pres
criben recomiendan ell Ptno de .Stedras
como ell mejor de los reoonstituyentes
conocidos.
Don Fernando Aleman Vallee, Ne.
dico Titular, Director de Sanidad Ma
rftima, Medico de los euerpos de Vo-
liintarios Bomberos, Director del
Hospital de la Monserrate, etc. Certi-
flea:
Que ell Vino DIN Aceite de Hfgado de
Baealao con Pectonato de Hero que
preparan los seflores Frederik Stearns d
Ca es una excelente preparation. Els un
poderoso reconstituyente de exlto admi.
rabin en- eT Raquitismo, Escrofulismo
todas las enfermedades del pulmon.
Ea estos climas en- que predomina Ia
anemia, clorosis, = toda clase de en-
fermedades debilitautes este medica-
tneuto reune todas las condiciones ape.
/ tecibles llena perfeetamente estas III,
dfeaciones.
Y para satisfaction de los sefiores F.
Stearns Ca expido al presente en- Are
cibo, Puerto Rico 26 lie Diciemble de
1894.
DR.. FERNANDO ALEMAN.
=SE VEMOE una casa con solar en-
la calle de la Virtul de esta ciudad,
nnmero IL.
Informara en- la calle de la Gran Via,
don Celestino Martinez. 4-6
En- sitiO muy centrico de esta ciu.
dad Sc alquila una buena casa amue-
blada.
Para informes en- esta Redacci6n.
38a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03
Mas sobre Aguadilla.
Dice El Impartial, de Mayagiiez


Dice El Impartial, de Mayagiiez :
<Nos dicen que el eadaver del infor,
tunado sefior Acevedo fue exhumado y
al reconocerlo yiose que tenfa tres heri-
das una confusion. Tambi6n nos di
cen que ell juzgado trabaja sin leyantar
mano en- este sumario para esclarecerlo. ,
Ell senador Mr.. Watkins declarase
partidario de la autonomfa de Puerto
Rico.
Ha sido trasladado esta ciulad ell
practicante de la marina don Angel
Rendop del cual tenemos muy buenos
informes.
Ell se7lor Rendon venia sirviendo la
titular de la playa por mas de cinco
amos.
Ha debido dictar su fallo en- ell pro-
ceso Dreyfus la Suprema Corte de Jus
ticia de Francia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Director ROSENDO RIVERA COLON
Administrator. EDELMIRO ]. LESPIR
La pUA
EN- eI
0jO ajenO

Los opositores del senor Munoz
Rivera insisten en- afirmar que nues-
tro partido, careciendo de princi-
pios que defender, Sc agrupa en-
torno de I'M hombre para glorifi-
earle con idolatrico incienso -.
o, hablando llanamente, que el
partido liberal solo gira sobre ell eje
de las pasiones personales.
Aqui del refran espanol: ~El que
tiene su tejado de vidrio~ -.
Porque, yamos a cuentas: ique
es, en- resimen, a partido republi-
cano
Sin parar mientes en- su progra-
ma !. cuales son los elementos que
10 fOrman ?
El que conozca de alguna name
ra las intriguillas de nuestra. poll
tica los podra defnir al instante. La
classification no ofrece gran trabajo,
porque solo Sc trata de una fami-
la =. dividida en- varias especies.
Pero esta Ultima nomenclature es
puramente secundarla.
Ell partido republican, es, en- pu-
ridad de verdad, ell partido puro,
radical, ortodoxo, disidente, llamese
como Sc lame, dc las ultimas eta
pas de la domination espanola, con
nombre distinto, con programa ;.
distinto, pero sin que haya varia-
do en- esencIa.
ST a un frasco de vinagre-po-
nemos por caso-le echan una gotta
de aqua de rosa, y otra de extracto
de benjui, y aiguno que otro gra-
no de almizcle para que huela me-
jor, habra variado algo. -. mas
siempre sera vinagre en- el fondo
Tai pasa con los republicanos !:
son los mismos pmos de aver nj
siquiera han variado de procedi-
mlentos. Tan es asi, que todavia
nos llaman fusionistas sagastinos.
La cohoyte directora es ell men
tado grupito de San Juan, con Rosy
y Barbosa la cabeza. No han
variado, pues, de jefes, aunque haya
nm nombre nuevo en- la cllspide.
De modo que las razones que in-
vocan contra nosotros para tildar-
nos de personalistas, Sc las pode-
mos devolver cumplidamente, au-
mentadas Ell un tercio y quinto.
Pero somOs tan generosos, que
no nos fijamos Ell semejantes pc
queheces.
Lo dicho: aqui dc los proven
bios:
El que tenga ell tejado de Vi
drio, no tire piedras al del vecino.s
NQuien We la paja en- el ojo ajeno
mlre antes la viga en- ell suyo.>
A veces hay que hablar con Ia
tilosofia de Sancho Panza.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03
EI COnhNste
cOsas qua debsn ser conocidas

Hay hechos que dcben ser conocilos
Sabe ell pals. sobre todo ell profe
sorado, la labor dc Mr.. Eaton y del
ministro del interior doctor del Vale
Atiles, en- sus deseos de anulaci6n del
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Sc ha acercado q esta redaccion ell
guardia municipal Antonio Vale y nos
manifesta que todo 10 expuasto por Ell
joven Carlos Archevals en- su comuni
cado del 80 es completamente inexaato,
pues solo intervino en- ell asanto que
Sc hace referencia para evitar an escAn-
dalo, como 10 prueba cor los testigos
que sc hallaban presentes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Ell lunes del corriente Sc ceiebrara
ell juicio oral de la causa seguida por
asesinato contra Juan Pagan otros.
La sala, compuesta de cinco Magistra-
dos, sera la mIsma que fallo la causa
del parricids A!garfn.
FL Fiscal pide para ell procesado ca
dena perpetua y la defensa estara &
cargo del letrado ssfor Aponte Ro-
driguez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Luin Vizcarrondo, muy conocido- y
apreciado por la juyentud poncefla, de-
butara ell domingo en- nnestro coliseo
con la zarzuela Marina. Aunaue Vizca-
rrondo es un aficionado, su buen gusto
artfstiee lie hara conquistar aplausos.-z
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

En- ell acto del entierro de CASTELAR, &
dieron varios vivas d la Republlca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

En- la noche del lunes, TN amigo nues-
tro que, para una breve diligencia, tom6
un coche en- la plaza, al dejar este dejd
en- el olvidado un bast6n. Espera que
ell cochero a quien oonoce, entregue di-
cha prenda en- estas ofioinas, donde seri
grati6caco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

LADEMOCRACTAne- ne
cesifa un ssgenfe EN- Esa-
bella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03
1 Sr. don ". M.-Urge nos
olga dOnase Sc haIIa, para
hacerle una renesa de
recibOs.

Et baritone seiior Rodriguez de la
Gtra Arttstica, da las gracias 4 todos
los sefiores que contribuyeron al mejor
resultado de su beneficio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Sc encuentra restahlecido de la gra-
We dolenoia que lie retuviers en- cana,
nuestro amigo ell practicante seflor don
Jose Omedes. Lo celeJramos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Pasan de diez. mil los telegramas de
-duelo recibidos por Ia familia de Caste
lar.
En- esos telegramas fguran los nom
bres de todos los soberanos de Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Mafiana tendra lugar en- <La Perlas
ell benefioio del intelligence director de
orquesta seflor Vizcarrondo y del popu
lar bajo comico Tizolito.
la function sera dedicada al cuerpo
de bomberos.
Ssra noche de fiesta la del domingo
en- nuestro coliseo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

fabrication cgarros pus voIas en- eaboa-
cars toda coenes
de hlo, algodon, BREA arroz la fabrica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03
Ceryeza SCHL|Tz
La que ha hecho famosa MILWAUKEE
ES LA MAS PURA
IA MAS SUAvE LA MAS TONGA
Agentes esta ciudad,
CARLOS ARMSTR8Me.
Moyo27

Ponce, Moyo p de 1889
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-06-03

Notifieamos 4 la direction de correos
de esta ciudad, nos enyfen con mayor
los nombres de los indiyiduos
que tienen cartas en- esa a inlinistra-
cion. La Ultima recibida no hemos po-
dido publicarla por inteligi BILE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21
r1r. BRYAN'S FOLLY.

Mr.. Bryan says his party is the party OF
the plain, common everyday people. SO
are all other parties. The seven million
voters who cast their ballots for Mckin-
ley in 1896 were Of just that class. An
overwhelming majority of the American
people are plain, common, everyday peo-
pie; and majority of them have too
much intelligence to endorse the theories
for which Mr.. Bryan stands.
The Nebraska demagogue is trying to
set himself up as the special champion OF
the plain, common. everyday people,
but his principles, if carried into effect,
would be ruinous to their best interests.
There is no class of our people who
would be so injured by tree silver at 10 to
/, were it enacted into law, as the men
who work for wages or on salary--and a
majority Of the plain, common, everyday
people do that
Mr.. Bryan stands, too, for the doctrine
OF free trade. TIE plain, common, every
day people had taste of that during
Cleveland's second term, and they are not
going to forget the hard times which
came as the result of the enactment Of
the Wilson Tariff law.
Mr.. Bryan is opposed to the expansion
policy-the one thing Of all others which
will be Of enduring benefit in the future
to the farmers, the cotton planters, and
the workmen engaged in the great indus
tries. Every great nation in the world is
seeking for new and broader markets,
that IFS industrial population may thrive,
that the farmers may prosper. The might
lest market the world has ever known is
now beginning to open in China. Over
third of the human race is to become the
customers of these nations. The reten-
ton of the Philippines is vital to us, if we
desire our share of that market. And
Bryan wants the flag hauled down, our
army and navy withdrawn, and those
islands turned over to the tender mercies
of Aguinaldo and the tribe of Tagals.
Does Mr.. Bryan imagine the plain, COM
mon, everyday people do not understand
the enormous commercial advantages
which will result from the ownership of
the Philippines If his is so misled. he
will have bitter awakening when these
same people record their opinion at the
polls in the Presidential election next year.
Toledo Blade.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21
SOME REVISED SAYINGS.

If the fashion prevails of bewailing
our nations effort to maintain the dignity
of its flag in the face of the enemy, we
will have to revise the sayings of those
who once were national heroes, and ask
our children to study them in the follow
ing shape.
GIVE up the ship. Lawrence.
"Be sure you are right, then apologize
for it. Davy Crockett.
1--WE have met the enemy and ours
are theirs. oliver Hazard Perry.
wait until you see the whites of their
eyes, boys; then run. - Andrew Jackson.
Don't hold the fort; am running =
w. T. Sherman.
Damn the torpedoes; take sneak. =
David Glasgow Farragut.
81 propose to get out of this line if it
takes all summer. ~. S. Grant.
There stands Jackson like stonewall,
but he is fool to do it. General Bee.
"When you are ready, Gridley, you may
skedaddle. Dewey
Mobile Register
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21
ncKINLEY AT ST. PAUL, rINN.

Il have been gratified with the splendid
demonstration of patriotism | have seen
on every hand as | have journeyed
throughout the East and the West, into
your State. never look into the faces
Of great American audience that | do
not feel that the free institutions Of the
United States are safe and forever safe in
their hands. (Applause.)
THE patriotism of the American peo-
pie takes the place Of large standing ar
mics. We don't need them in the United
States. (Applause) We can have an
army on any notice if the nation is in
peril or the flag is menaced. Eager is
every American citizen to answer the call
to arms, and just as eager to get back to
the paths of peace when the emergency
has passed. (Applause.)
Il was glad today to join in your well
come to the Thirteenth Minnesota Volun-
teer. (Applause) | was glad they didn't
want to come home until the government
of the United States was ready to dis
pense with their services. (Applause.)
And today every man, woman. and child
in the State is glad they stayed. The
American soldier never runs away from
duty-even if his time is up. (Applause)
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21
TURN OUT DE LIGHT.

We have noticed that several Demo-
cratic papers have made the announce
ment that jerry Simpson had joined the
Republican party, and is now dissatisfied
with the.change. There is not word OF
truth in It. Simpson is a rank Demo
cratic Populist, and never has deserted
the calamity howlers for an hour. He
came near being .mobbed recently in a
Kansas town forl his traitorous remarks
about the Philippine.war, The Republi-
can party demands men, not traitors. II
requires honesty, not wind, and has very
little uselfor man like Simpson, who
branded our navy as "a fleet ofpop-guns,
and our soldiers in Cuba, as dudes anc
tin-solders." When such men as Simp-
ton attempt to join the Republican party
we always.feel like The old colored Ala
bama parson, who, whilst holding revi.
val, saw Chicken jim" the biggest
chicken theft in the. country making fol
the mourners' bench. 4 The old parson
simply yelled to Deacon Smith. Deacon
for Gwad sake, turn out de light"
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21
FREE SILVER WON'T DO.

The people do not want free silver, and
now that returning prosperity has demon
strated the falsity and absurdity of every
argument made in its favor, the fad must
go. Our currency must be as good as
the best, and investors and laborers must
and shall always be sure of 100 cent
dollar. Labor is realizing this fact. The
Illinois State Federation of Labor has
dropped from its constitution the clause
which declared for the free coinage Of sill
yer at sixteen to one. And this action is
doubly significant from its taking place in
Illinois, where the 16-to-r racket was
worked the hardest--the home of Altgeld
of 'Coin" Harvey, and the state in which
Bryan was nominated on the I6-to-I
platform. The silver cause is dying. The
people win bury it beyond resurrection in
Iooo-and the mourners will be few and
far apart.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21

1--WE hear it said that the tariff is the
mother of trusts and that they are the
cause of all.sorts of evils. We do have
trusts, and some of them as bad as they
are represented, but they are not the
product Of the tariff, and if they were, the
tariff, with its attendant prosperity aud
trusts, isgbetter than free trade and idle
ness, ruin, want, hunger, soup houses and
rags.
THAT the tariff is not responsible for
trusts is shown by the facfthat while they
have freestrade in England, yet they also
have more trusts in that country than in
any other. aThey had their origin there,
and there they have had their most COM
pete development. Senator Foraker, of
Ohio.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21

lit matters little 10 me what the diff
cultles are that are said to confront US; be
they political, social, or industrial, have
no fear. trust the good sense Of the
America people; | trust the power o.
American public opinion; | trust the free
dom Of the republic. which allows health
lu discussion; trust American justice
and American respect for human rights,
born Of American democracy. TO solve IN
due time every problem and remove every
peril With time for reflection, the peo-
pie will proclaim the reign Of justice and
charity; fear only the effects Of momen-
tary passion and Of the rashness IL occa-
sions. Hence, the motto Of Americans
should be patience and prudence and
meanwhile energetic and unseifish work
for country and for humanity, for right
eousness and for God. :" Secretary o.
War, Root.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21

Once when John Van Buren,, son Of
President Van Buren,, was making a
speech in behalf of his father, an old
Democrat arose in the audience and up
braided him as a bolter Few men were
more effective on the stump or QUICKER at
repartee than John, and he replied to the
charge with an anecdote something like
this. Zone day man on horseback came
up with a boy who was contending with
an overturned load Of hay. Instead Of
tossing the hay back in the wagon, the
boy was energetically tossing it hither
and thither, regardless of where 1t landed.
The traveller halted and said My young
friend, why do you work so furiously this
hot weather. Why do you not toss the
hay back in the wagon and be more de-
liberate in your labors2 The boy stopped
wiped the streaming perspiration OIL his
face on his shirt sleeve, and. pointing to
the pile Of hay on the roadside, exclaimed
Stranger, dads under thar, and then set
to work more furiously than ever.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-10-21
Bunker Hill News.

w. b. Snider of Winchester was here
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. ]. F. Morrow who has been visiting
his brothers at this place returned to
North Mountain on Monday.
David Fidler of Washington is home
on two weeks visit.
Mr.. Frank Garmony has returned from
the Liken's Valley Coal Region.
Mr.. Christopher Snider who has been
very i'll is somewhat better now.
Samuel Crawford left for Wheeling on
Monday last.
Mr.. CT. Laise has purchased farm
on Back Greek Frederick county, Va,
where he expects to move in the spring.
Mr.. w. w. Wilson spent Sunday in
Hedgesville.
MIR. w. S. Laise attended the funeral
DIR. Evans at Smithield on Thursday.
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