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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28

En- la Gaceta Sc anuncia Ia vacante
de una escuela graduada en- Guayanilla.
Los liberales de Naguabo han nom
brado delegado a la reunion que Sc ce-
lebrara el 10 de Octubre a nuestro
amigo don Ramon Hoyos Delgado.
Tambien ha sido nombrado delegado
del comit6 de Guayama, nuestro entu
SHASTA correIigionario don Mariana Acos
Ia.
Sc ha ordenado al ayuntamientc
de Ponce deyolver al de Yauco los
$2.908,94 que deposit6 este en- podel
de aquel, para construction de una car
ell.
Reconendamos al phblico ell Hote
sTropical Houses de los sefiores ST
monpietry, Mead donde los parroquiano'
encontraran toda clase de comfort y ser
vicio esmerado.
Su cocina es de primera clase, y per.
sonas que han estado hospedadas en- 81
nos dicen que es donde mejor han sidt
tratados,
Gale de la Marina no l3 esquina Au
rora. Lo avisamos tambl6n 4 nuestro
amigos de la isla.
Continua la Junta de Sanidad d,
Ponce, prestando importantes servicio
4 la hygiene con las disposiciones qu'
viene adoptando y con las medidas qu
dicta.
Nos preguntan de la Playa. eEr
este vecindario Sc reparti6 un solo dfi
raci6n a los pobres necesitados.
mo voIveran~ a repartirse mas
No 10 sabemos, y esperamos Ia contes
taci6n. ....
Ha merecido una buena aoeptaci6l
pdblica en- esta ciudad la edici6n ex
traordinaria dc nuestro colega EJ 30
letta, consagrada al temporal del s d.
Agosto del corriente ailo,
Leemos en- La Corespondencja'
SHoy han sido trasladados Ell Cab
de la policfa insular de Culcbras a Vie
ques ' ell de este puerto a Culebras
Parece que la polftica es uno de los mo
viIes de este cambio. 5Y que tendra1
que hacer esos senores con la POLITICAL
Esa policfa insular, esta dando y
bastante que hacer, Mejor serfa que 81
ooupara de perseguir bandidos y no d.
hacer politiea.
iC6mo Sc conoce que los paros intla
yeron en- la formation de csc cuerPol
Hoy llega a San Juan ell vapor anne
ricano PHILADELPHIA con $50 touelada
de provlsioAes para las vfctimas de
ciolon del de Agosto.
Manana celebrara ana reunion en- e
teatro de Maysgiiez, la juventud liberal
con objeto de cambiar impresiones
tomar acuerdos importsntes.
Mr.. Elliot, dire ctor general de Co
rreos llega hoy la capital abordo d'
trasporte eBufonds.
i
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28

a. PasaFeIl Rius. Agencia ge-
neral de negocios judiciales, notaria-
les, ADMINISTRATORS & &
Ag0sto 25 de 1899. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28
Ultima hora

+ Nuestro amigo Ell Sr. Preston
acaba de recibir de la Habana el
siguiente telegFama:
&Pequeho disturbio atmosf6rico a
S. E. de Santo Domingo. Avisen
buques vayan en- esa direcci6n.p
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28

Aver fueron frmados los contratos
entre Ell Ayuntamiento de eata ciudad
y los profesores nombrsdos que han de
dar comienzo d sus labores eI dla 10 del
pr6ximo Octubre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28
Rafael del VaITe ' YemD.

Ingenlero Civil y Arquitecto.
Ofrece al publico sus seryi los pro
teslonales. Gale Mayor ndmero Z.
Setiembre IA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28

Se halla en- Ia Capital nuestro amigo
don jose de Diego, Fiscal de la Corte
de Justicia de Mayagtiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28

De hoy d mafana llegara a esta ciu-
dad 81 Vapor americana sSlocums con-
duclendo provisiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28

So desea cOmprar una fuente
propia para un Jardin.
Para intormes diriiirse a don Fell
cian0 Tor0 en- esta ciudad.
Setiembre 26. m.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28

AvIS0. Pongo en- conocimiento
del publicO que anoche entire once Y
d0ce, me fu6 robada de mi propiedad
Barrio del Coto, sit iodenominado Ce-
yoruco, por ell indiyiduo Salustiano
Colon, una yegua de seis cuartas de
alzada, negra m0squiada paso de-
.banadO, y una cicatriz en- la rodilla IL
.quierda.
La persona que de raz6n de su pa
radero, por ofrecimiento que le hi
ciera Ell Colon, puede avisar al sus.
.cribiente qnien 10 gratifcara.
Gre00rl9 Ge2'GrCiinO (n) T1Ic0Che.
Setiembre 26 1899. 3-3
I'll doctor SalicrWp ha Gambia
do su .residencia a la calIe de la 70
IRE, entire Reina y Villa, Tel6fono ll3.
Setiembre 26. 3.4
IA SEN0RA ISABEL ALVAREZ
deSea yender Su casa situada en- la
caIle Mayor, ell que la interese puede
dlrUlrSe dicha sonora, tiene buenas
y magnidcas comodidades.
Setiembre 26. 3-3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-09-28

La primera noticia que tenemos dc
que ell doctor Vidal recomienda como
bueno el hielo que fabrioan los seflores
Casals y Besosa, es hoy, por 10 que d.
&c en- ES Consbate ell referido galeno.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16

IN that the Pennsylvania authorities hao oenhih hich
10 add 10 the eligibility rules clause unoe. " The
a student who had not spent one run yeaI AZ "a
University would be ineligible to debate Two
90 Cornell invited Columbia to series OF 80
hut Columbia was then unable 20 accept vi ohtoh
count OF her debate agreement with Chcago' w., w.
no longer binds her The first deDate VII" soo,, IN
ba will be held In Ithaca during the iast "ee" 80
April. ,o In uccraw
Hall have recently been enlarged by the u
several hundred specimens Of gold IRON Ilei r III,
and copper ores as well as other econoini. NM ,r
erals collected by DR.. II. Ries , lns,rucros rog,ons
qenloqy during a recent visit to the mining resions
81 he PanIfc Coast About thousand other
specimens have been added during the last Ssa, sc
and the whole collection now includes apTuo 1It,on
thousa nd specimens. The object or the 49,,
is to show not only the varieties OF useIuI nns I
erals and rocks but also their the speclInen
are used in the lectures and laboratory "oih VI
the students IN economic geology. -, 80,
on Tuesday DR.. Schurman addressed tnc sea
dents in Sage Chapel the subject OF ehaiiio araa
tIons He believes that examinations nav so''o 20
great advantages They require the sluuent "
have bis knowiedge at his disposal and to MAKE
supreme effort To hold examinations. noTe99Vr, 9orr,
s a part OF the duty Of the university 10 ihlor III
lie students whether or not they are quanned 10
take up new work. In preparing FOR examllatSo y Sd
students make a mistake In not giving tne Douy
suficient fresh air and exercise ana the pIa.n
sufficient rest In taking examinations IL Is Dsst ~
answer the easiest questions first, because OF tle
beneficial reflex effect the mind. Dr. SchuInhan
aieo smoke of the absence OF the proctor system az
Cornell and said that students who took adVantags
NJ this fact and cheated In examinations Wrohseu
the university, but wronged themselves more
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
SMITH COLLEGE.
HOW THE VOLUNTARY LITERARY AND
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETIES SUPPLEMENT
THE COURSE.

Northampton Mass. Dec. 15-The work OF the
different societies connected with the academic
work of Smith College increases in interest and
value each year The aim of these societies is to
supplement the work Of the departments by infor-
NAL study OF subjects which cannot be included in
any one course to keep up interest IN the progress
Of modern thought and TO stimulate desire for
original research Each society is composed of
the faculty Of the departments represented and
upper class students who are chosen on the basis
of good scholarship in the given subject. Most Of
the societies meet every fortnight. Some follow a
special line Of study, others discuss topics Of in
terest as they are suggested by different courses
Each has open meetings generally twice a year
when distinguished men are invited TO address the
society and its guests. a reception is generally
given after these open meetings
The Philosophic Society is discussing this year
topics suggested by the student members them
selves. The subjects thus far have been Pleasure
and Pain as Incentives to Action" and Truth and
Error in Mental Therapeutics" Immortality" and
"The Reaton between Virtue and knowledge"
are to be taken up later The society had its rrst
open meeting last month. when Professor Delabarre
of Brown University. talked on What the Muscle.
Contribute TO Mental Life"
The Oriental Society is taking up ancient ETvn
tan life. heroglyphcs and the translation OF
Egyptian tales. Reports are read from the current
magazines treating Of Egyptology.
The Greek Club is studying this year the archspol
ogy and topography Of Greece II held an omen
meeting this evening. at which Professor Tyler OF
the college. read a paper on "A Ride Through Ar
cadla, describing an episode OF his recent travels
in Greece. ~
The programme OF the Biological Society has been
as follows: review Of the important articles IN
the current botanical and geological magazines al
general Topic the one from the cscs 'tss'%f tSe other
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY.
COLLECTION OF PATAGONIAN BIRDs-PUB-

COLLECTION OF PAIAGONlAN DlND0 4 w.
LEGATION OF THE BRIC-A-BRAC."
Princeton. n j.. Dec. l5.-The pathological de-
nartment of Princeton University has received
large collection Of birds gathered by the princeton
expeditions to Patagonia which were In charge OF
Professor John Hatcher. About six hundred pHds'
representng one hundred and twenty species. have
hoon cataloeued Professor w b. Scott Of the
geological department will publish a series OF vol
umes on the results of the expedition. One volume
will be devoted to the living mammalia and birds
Of that region 1t will be illustrated with colored
plates
LII. F. Moffatt, co. Editor Of The Nassau Lit
erary Magazine" is compiling a literary census OF
the students in the university. long list OF books
by standard and popular authors and questions as
10 what periodicals. magazines. etc, have been and
are being read by the students is presented TO
them TO check off The answers will, II is hoped
enable the editors OF the magazine 10 find out
which authors. periodicals. magazines and papers
are most read by the undergraduates. The statis-
tics will also show which of the preparatory
schools send the best read students and in what
classes and groups these men are found In the
university II is the first thing Of the kind ever
attempted at Princeton, and promises be most
interesting not only here but 10 other colleges and
THE Bric-a-Brac which is published annually
by the students, has just appeared for 1901. It's
contents deal with every department OF interest TO
men connected with the university. The frontis-
piece is a fine steel engraving OF Professor Bliss
Perry, now Editor Of THE Atlantic Monthly"
Other portraits Of interest in the volume are those
van Dyke. STAFFORD Little and Professor John S:
Schanck. Among the photographs is picture or
Heh cieveiand " r. Dodge. 7s recently presented a
large number Of books to the Murray Hall Library.
their classes In the Washingtons Birthday con-
tests; Class Of '76 prize debate, Walter r. HOPE
class orators. franklin W Fort, '0i; Alexander J..
Barron, 02. and AXtell j. Byles. S
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
FOUNDERS DAY ADDRESS TO BE BY AID
MIRAL sAMPsON-DR. sCHURMAN

ON EXAMINATIONS

MlhAl< SAMFSDN-DR. SCHt7RMAN
ON EXAMINATIONS
Ithaca, ~ Y, Dec. 15-The address at ,he
FOUNDERS Day exercises January II will he
delivered this year by Admiral William T Samp-
son. OF the United States Navy. His subject will
be The American Navy" This address will be
the fourth in the series OF Founders Day addresses
on professions and occupations the first three
having been delivered by the late Charles A Dana
OF The New-York Sun" on Journalism; bv
Ahorew carnegie on Business and by the Rev
Dr Lyman Abbott on The Ministry"
The following men have been appointed to COM
pete for the 81 memorial prize in debate: Forest p
Cardullo' sibey College,; Edward F. Clark law.
FRANK H. Hausner, law Charles c. Hawley. law.
william NJ McCrea. law; James b. Nolan aca-
demic; Leonard J. Reynolds. academic and Manton
NJ Wyvell. academic. Mr. Nolan. having won m.
prize last year Is ineligible for the prize itseIf
The contest Will be held on January 10 the subject
belng, Resolved. That the administration OF rnu-
nicipal anars In America should be entirely nom
partisan"
Ihe Debate Council. at It's meeting Tuesday even.
Ing voted TO discontinue the annual intercoIeo,a,s
debate with the University OF Pennsylvania and N
invite Columbia University to participate in series
OF Joint debates The reason given for this action
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
from the botanical standpo!nt; color ioeOmotiOn

from the botanical standpoint; color iocomo"on
and protection. -, T., ,sV- ,v
The Colloquium Society was started In lsH oy
students specially interested In chemistrSy S tb
physics Its main object is TO keep In toucn WIN
the advance in both these sciences as reported IN
the various magazines with which the sccnstne Cen
library Is well supplied. Each member mas 1eI-
man French or English magazine assigned 10 her'
from which she makes reports 70 the socieS, ~, or.
The Astronomical Society and the Voice Ciup arc
also organizations of similar character: ..,ro,v
The two literary societies managed entlrely
by the students The Alpha. the oldest society OF
the college founded in 1851 Ihe t5Goe tbis se
mester Folk Lore" will lbe taken up the coming
semester The Alpha paper has been revived ,nls
ton has been discussing this semester the Evo-
luton OF the Magazine" Its first open meeting oc
Amherst College gave talk on Ceremonies ana
Ceremonials" The students consider membership
honor -,
The Christmas recess Of two weeks Will begin
Wedn qt
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
Total university influence

The department Of geology Of Columbia University
has obtained through exchange with the Wood
wardian Museum Cambridge. England, fine col
lection Of invertebrate fossils from the WenlocK
limestone
There has been such increase in the number
Of students In the department Of mineralogy over
last year that 1T found necessary TO greatly
increase the number of collections OF minerals The
gift OF the collection of DR.. Eccleston. formerly
professor of mineraogy has greatly aided the Work
of the department.
BY the kindness OF friends the equipment Of the
locomotive Columbia has been carried forward by
the gift of money necessary TO purchase tne appLi-
ances necessary to measure the power or the en-
gine This work will be completed during the year.
and the locomotive will then be run for expert
MIR. Worthington's gift TO Columbia Of a com
plete set OF pumps Is being supplemented by the
installation Of appliances for measuring the flow OF
water.
The Columbia Debating Union has arranged de-
bate with Cornell TO take place at Ithaca the
latter part Of April; Cornell chooses the subject
and Columbia the side. The debate with Chicago
viii be held in New-York in February. Prelimi-
nary trials which open TO all students OF the
university will be held directly after the Christmas
vacation.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY.

REGISTRATION FIGURES IN DETAIL-DE-
BATE ARRANGED WITH CORNELL.
Now that the college year is well settled II Is In
eresting to note the registration figures OF Column
bia University. Over three thousand students are
reached by the instruction given. The tabulated
figures of 1899 follow comparing them with those OF
the preceding year. The undergraduates of CO.
lumba and Barnard colleges given by classes;
the technical and postgraduate students are given
by schools:
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
THE SCENIC LINE,

The interesting and picturesque from North
TO South through the centre Of England EXPRESS
| TRAINS LIVERPOOL CentraD to LONDON and PRIN-
CIpAI TOWNS Also LIVERPOOL (F,xchangeC 10 scot
land THROUGH TICKETS TO LONDON. PARIS and all
| parts NEWEST TYPE of Rolling Stock Express
! Trains. BAGGAGE CHECKED through from hotel. resi-
pier in New York OF London. obtain
guides. time tables. &c. at the MIDLAND COM
PANY'S AGENCY (Messrs Thos. Cook SOM 26l Broad
way. corner Warren New York.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.
GIFTS TO METHODIST CoLLEGEs-AN ENG
LIsH ESTIMATE OF THE HARVARD
LAW SCHOOL.

A little over year ago the bishops Of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church made an appeal for TWEEN
teth century thank Offering Of S2o,mOOOo Ac-
cording to THE Christian Advocate, gifts or
pledges amounting to Sl.7s0.5l5 have already beer
received under this appeal for the various edu'
cational institutions OF the Church. Some OF the
larger gifts are the following: Ohio wesleyan nj
verstv S325. .OOO the American University, S3lb.yO3
Cornell University S150OOO; Kansas Wesleyan Uni
verstv Sl25.OOO: De Pauw. $1,000 Syracuse Uni
versty so 600 and Boston University, SJOOOO.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton. England.

Elite Family Hotel. 0verlooks sea-wall promenade and
lawns Fine public rooms. Perfect sanitation Shaded
electric lights. Lift Delicate cuisine. Choice wines.
Jules a. Creighton. Mgr
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
Upper Norwood, Queens Hotel.

Near Crystal Palace London Healthiest situation in
England. Lovely gardens Boarding terms from S25O
p"r day. Special terms for large parties. Convenient
train service for city and West End london.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16

The Texas Presbyterian University is to be the
name of new institution to be founded double
memorial Of the semi-centennial OF the admission OF
Texas into the Union and OF the 215th anniversary
Of the Westminster Assembly. It's location in the
State has not yet been decided upon.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16

The Christmas vacation at Wellesley College was
not TO begin until next week but owing TO the
outbreak OF scarlatina in the vicinity Of Wellesley
II was decided to bring the term TO close on
Wednesday The winter term will therefore begin
on January g. instead OF January II.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
The International Palace Hotels.

The International Palace Hotels,
The Riviera Palace. Monte Carlo.
The Riviera salace,
Shepheard's Hotel and
The Gbezireh Palace, Egypt.
CAIRO. y
The La PLACE, & The Royal Palace,
Chateau Royal,
,AnnENNEs Belgium.
Pavilion de Bellevue,
BELLEttE u. near Pa ris France.
Hotel Stephanie,
The I'D. Hotel International
DHINDIsI I..............It Italy.
The Ayrnida Palace,
Lisbon ..... Portugal.
The simmer Palace
THERApIA Turkey
The Perm Palace.
CONSTANT1NOPLE ..... Turkey
Terminus Hotel. .BOrdeaux.
For Information, tickets all points and To res,rv
accommodations apply international s. q Co.'S onios.
Ceekspur st.. London. or Place de rOpera Psr.s
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16

Montreal. Dec. 15.-The faculty of medicine OF Nc
Gill University has decided to establish post
graduate course which will entitle those pa ssing
the necessary examinations to degree I'm public
health. This will be similar TO the public health
diploma given in the medical schools of Great
Britain. The new course will be started early in
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
foreign Resoris.
LONDON.
HOTEL
v VICTORIA,
Northumberland Avenue.

Northumberland Avenue.
Most conveniently and fashionably stu.
ated. Orchestra performs during Lunch.
con and Dinner Fine cuisine and wines.
Moderate Tariff
Proprietors,
The Gordon Hotels, It'd,
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16

1t will be admitted by every competent Judge that
nowhere throughout America is law taught so
thoroughly as at the University OF Harvard. The
prosperity and the greatness Of the Law School
are almost visible. Its library constitutes the most
perfect collection Of regal records Of the English
speaking people. We possess nothing like II In
England Neither In London nor In oxford. neither
at the Priyy Council nor at the Colonial Office can
one lind complete collection of American or
even OF our colonial reports The Harvard library
meets the wants both Of trained lawyers and OF
students. But II IL in its students and its pro-
fessors In Its crowded lecture rooms and admirable
teaching, that lies the glory OF Harvard. The
professors OF Harvard have finally dspeled the
inVeterate deluson that law is a handicraft TO be
practised by rule OF thumb, and learned only by
apprenticeship in offices, they have convinced the
leaders OF the bar that the common law OF Eng
land Is a science which can be explained by
men who have mastered its principles as 10 be
thoroughly understood by students whose aim is
success In the practice OF the law. Any man who
has mastered the principles In the large DEPART
ments OF law at Harvard undoubtedly begins his
professional life with an amount OF knowledge
rarely possessed by able barrister his call to
the bar, and never a rule acquired by any young
Englishman when he begins TO read in chambers
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
CARLTON HOTEL,
Will =" LONDON.

The perfection Modem Hotels with the hnsst Location
In London The World wide reputation OF Mr. q. Hltz,
of the Hotel Ritz Parts. who is Manager. and OF NJ;
Tccoer who is acknowledged be the most expert ot
Fnropean Chefs and has charge or the carton 'ushe'
nssurea perfection In each Department.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
the MOTEL CECIL
GIBRALTAR.
First Class In Every Respect. The only expressly
constructed Hotel in Gibraltar. Highly recommend
ed. Perfect Sanitation. kilograms Cecil Gibraltar
The Howard otel.

Norfolk Street. Embankment, London Every modern
comfort. Overlooks Embankment River. Elegant
public rooms. light throughout. American system
elevators. Fixed tariff.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
Queens Hotel. soOII

Isle cf Wight Lovely old gardens Tennis, etc Ad-
Joins Royal Yacht club Frequent boats Cowes. Ryde
and Southampton. ROYAL PIER HOTEL" under same
direction. Opposite Queens resdence-Osborne.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16

The University of North Carolina is making
steady advance along all lines. not least Of whcl
is in the Improvement Of It's material equipment
The Carr Building, handsome dormltory, the gf
OF Julian S. Carr, Of Durham, y. c.. will be com
pleted within the year. The Alumni Building. de
signed for Offices and lecture rooms. is also II
process of construction.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16

OF the Harvard Law School Professor A. v
Dicey. of oxford. writes follows in The Con-
temporary Review.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16

Tariffs of the Hotels and full articuIsrs
ns to routes mny be had at the European
Omces OF tho "Tribune." LAD Fleet Street
London.
New-York tribune., 1899-12-16
Figures Of professional students are:
Students are enrolled In the non-professional

These figures show an increase In almost every
instance of the current year over last year. The
sum totals still more interesting
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-04-21
DISTRICT COURT.
Judge NOTTell PTeSideS at a
Short Session.

Judge NorrSll, stenographer Pike,
nd number oi others came out from
lalt Lake yesterday. \ short tern Vi
ourt, lasting day, VAS held aud con
iderAhle business was dispatched.
J J. Jones appeared In behalf Of the
NJ Harris estate, aud asked for the
ppointment OF = special administrator
pr the estate.
Z. A. Calls applied lot an order for
he release OF Ole Jensen a. surety On
be bond Of the Administrator OF the
iohh Neel estate. Granted and order
ssues.
The next business which engaged the
lttention Of the Court aud Attorneys
fps the Hartwell divorce case. Mr.
Hartwell is seeking relief from It's bond
n matrimony which evidently hay,
ost their charms for him. Mrs Hart
vol represented by Attorney Edwards
presented a strenuous y"si-iing 10 dis
,oluiion OF eonnubial ties. W. / snydel
. council Tor the plaintiff The cas,
was not concluded, but by stipulation
pi the parties it wac agreei toc,mf o''
lho consideration OF tho cas-, in ah
Lake City on April 20.
Court adjourned until MAY ~. w,cl
The Calendar for the june ie nwii b
.asl.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-04-21

John Neel returned home last Sunday
from the desert, ~here he has been
heriiug isr some time. lie /. engaged
in 'hscp shearing for his Brother
Charley.
". n. stevens has reno, Ell his black.
smith too.s to the house that vas oeen'
pied by Alex. Evans last winter.
&. q. stevens CUR merchant is doing
arushiug business nowadays, be is
hsrding sheep.
The county commissioners passed
through Oakley Yesterday, viewing tile
roads with the. intention ofdiscontinu'
ing some and locating others. Some VI
our most prominent citizens seem to ne
little dis,atiaed With the move.
Iesas soon ~ Coalyille. IL disincor-
poraied We will incorporate Oakley as
VIZ have a man thai is just The thing ior
mayor. y. b. 5.