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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26
ELLSWORTH HISTORY.

The following history Of the frst settlers and
roft"me~te Of Ellsworth was fskeL eroiI .
pers of John l. Moor and Rebccca N wilson
who In their younger days were cunversnnt
with several Of the first settlers, and from one
" them Benjamin Joy, their grandf ,ther--they
received personally this account OF the first set
tiers on Union river; al during the lest years
OF their life, from a Duubrr of the early
pioneers. who related TO tn m the vents and
some information of the transactions OF that
time-tbe hardshps and privaiioDs, and tn.
efforts TO sustain themselves aud their families
during the first y,ars of the settlement ami
during the Revolutionary war. Therefore the
events an records IA near reliable MS pos.
sible TO obtain From them have selected and
arranged this history, leaving out some natter
OF not sufficient Importance to put into this
manuscript, having added some of "a later date.
HENRY l.. MOOR.
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Saint Nick In the Flesh.

"Saint Nick comes to every Moravian
vania, on Christmas eve," writes Camillus
Phillips in Ladies' Home Journal. "With
great racket Peitznickel Gas they call our
Saint Nick) breaks into each kitchen door
and appears before The expectant children
and their elders. A great coat envelops
him from head to foot. The lower part of
his face is concealed by bushy white
beard. The upper part Is disguised in a
mask Over his shoulder hangs an enor
nous wool sack, and in its sides the
bundles bulge. His left hand grips the
mouth OF the bag; his right hand holds a
long switch.
"No words says the Peltznickel for the
those upon whom he has burst SO sud-
denly. For a moment he menaces the old
folks with his switch to show that all, old
as we'll as young, are beneath his sway
on Christmas eve. Relenting, he swings
around to the children on the sofa with
a moioch air that turns the innocents
cold. Up goes the switch. They tell
MIN tuty hive DcSu uutiiuA W anu
Sunday school and recite their prayers.
A little time elapses after prayer has
been spoken.
1.-The Peznickel, who has been as
quietly reverent as the rest, gives the
signal for a tumult by scattering on the
floor, with a generous hand, home made
candies. In flash the children are on
their knees gathering the delicious lar
gesse, while the Peltznickel, laying on
the switch anew, teaches them LIES in
sistent lesson: that there is no pleasure
to be won without pain"
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F.. j. s.

sullivan.
Mrs. c. II. Alien has gone to East Bos-
ton for the winter.
Henry Hawkins is expected home from
Philade phla tor the holidays.
Mrs. W. o. Emery has returned from
a v,sit to Newton and Pittstield.
Nellie Bart EFT has returned to Newton
with her sister, Mrs. w. .. Emery.
Paul d Simpson is home from Maine
university recruiting after Il serious at
tack Of measles.
Mrs. A. S. Cummings has closed her
house aud will spend the winter with
friends in massachusetts.
A wild cat was seen in the village the
other morning following the brook, pos
sibty realizing that he frost fish season
is open.
There viii he Sunday school concert
and Christmas tree at the church Christi
mas eve. Music will he n specially; also
Great Expectations"
Dec. %. Sub
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26

An Irishman who was travelling through
London met two Englishmen, who
thought they would play joke on him
One OF them said: "Good morning, Pat
Did you hear the devil is dead?" The
1rishman put his hand in his pocket and
gave each copper. They asked him
what this was for, to which he replied
" IT'S always a custom in ould Ireland
when the farther is dead, to give some.
thing to the poor orphans!"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26

Help is needed at once when persons
life is in danger A neglected cough or
cold NAV soon become serious and should
be stopped at once. One Minute Cough
Cure quickly cures coughs and cold and
the worse cases of Group, bronchitis, grippe
and OF her throat and lung troubles WIG
GIN IL MOORE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26

Deer I.te.
Ralph +. Srofford arrived home from
Wsterville Wednesday.
Capt. ". $. Green returned home from
a trip to Southport Tuesday.
Hon. and Mrs. Elmer p. Spoford re-
turned home from Boston Wednesday.
Judson r Haskell and Judson A. Has
keli arrived home from Boston Wednes-
day.
Cant. George w. Eaton. who has been
to New York on business trip, arrived
home Wednesday.
Judge +. f. Chase, OF BluehilI, and
Hon. Henry w. Sargent, OF SargentviIie,
were in town to-day.
Schooner ar G. Whilden", Capt. Gray,
arrived from Portsmouth Thursday 10
haul up for the winter.
+. II. Gross, who left Monday for New
Haven, Conn, has sold his horse to Lane
4 Libby, OF Vinalhaven.
Capt George II. Spofiord arrived home
Wednesday for a short visit. Capt.
Frank Haskell will take command OF his
vessel, tue "Fiorence Leland.
Dec. 81. Eds ).
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ELLSWORTH MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY. December 2s. 1900.

-F'''~ w 40 W "-"F-'--- ~ ~ eFT1-'-
bushel of Liverpool salt shall weigh 60
pounds, and a bushel Of Turks Island salt shall
weigh 20 pounds.
The standard weight of bushei Of potatoes,
IA goot order and Ct for shipping Is so Hou 81
OF apples, "A pounds
fne standard weight of bushei of Deans I'm
good order and lit for shipping, Is 81 pounds.
~, wheat Seets, ru'a,eaga tufnips ana peas %
pounds; of carrots. English turnips, rye and
Indian meal, so pounds; Of parsnips. As pounds; ;
OF barley and buckwheat, IS pounds; of oats.
~ pounds, or even measure as by agreement.
The prices quoted below are the retail prices
at Ellsworth Farmers easily reckon from
these what they likely TO receive in trade
or cash for their products.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26

When the stomach is tired out it must
have rest, but we can't live without food.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure "digests what you
eat" SO that you can eat all the good food
you want while it is restoring the diges-
tive organs to health. 1t is the only prep
aration that digests all kinds of food.
WIGGIN & MOORE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26
Bluei,ilI.

BluehilI
The drama by the Sons OF Veterans
band will take place New Years eve.
Mrs. Sewall Marks died Friday alter
noon, after an illness of eight weeks. She
was sixtytwo years OF age. She leaves a
husband and five children.
James A Garfield post, G. A. r., has
elected the following officers: Com
mander, F. NJ. Rowe; senior vice-com-
mander, Daniel Grindie; junior vice
commander, John w. Saunders; officer OF
the day, A. Z. O.good; quartermsster, F.
Fl. Morse; chaplain, Albert Stevens;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26

When you need a soothing and healing
antiseptic application for any purpose, use
the original DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve,
a well known cure for piles and skin dis
eases. 1t heals sores without leaving a
scar. Beware of counterfeits. WIGGIN Il
MOORE.
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officer OF the guard, William Getchell.
The ct her officers will be appointed later.
Dec. 81.
Mountain Rebekah lodge has elected
the following officers: N. g., Mrs. L. p.
Ba bscr; V. g., Mrs. p. S. Parker record
ing secretary, Mrs. Belle Hnckley 7;
financial secretary, Miss Sadie Snow /;
treasurer, Miss Lizz,e Morse; trustees,
Mrs. NJ. +. Mayo, Mrs. Mary Saunders
and Mrs. f. p. Greene.
Dec. -. Bob.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26

~ had running, itching sore on my leg
Suffered fortunes. Doan's Ointment took away
the burning and itching Instantly. and quickly
effected permanent cure" c. W. Lenhart, Bow
ling Green, O.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26

Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold
in one day No Cure no Pay Price % cents.
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advertisements.

TOBSTER Said is delicious. So IS
- milk. But the combination IS
harmful. 1t is so with many food
combinations, = even combinations Of
the same article. There are some cof-
fees that won't combine well with
others, and such combinations make
trouble for those who drink them.
Here is one secret Of the success Of
Chase & Sanborn's Seal Brand. The
coffees are combined in the exact pro-
portion and classification to ensure per-
fiction. 1t is expert blending for a
supreme flavor. The result is delicious.
Have you ever tried it?
alb Tin
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BROOKLYN
X. W. Smith went to Ellsworth last
week OH business.
A daughter was horn to Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. a. Brscy, Dec. u.
II. w. Fiye and wife spent few days
In Ellsworth last week
The church aid circle will meet with
Mrs. K. {. stewart Wednesday.
Mr.. Hooper, principal OF the high
school, has gone home to spend Christ
mas.
Harry Kane and Win Nutter, OF Phillips
Andoser, are expected home for their
Christmas recess.
There Will be- Christmas tree at Odd
Fellows hail. Monday evening. Refresh
ments Will be served iE the dining room.
The ~oman's mission circle sent Il box
consist ing OF quite, piilowcases, mittens
and stockings TO Good VIII Farm last
Thursday,
Two OF our most esteemed young people,
Miss Myta Freethey and Albion Gray, of
Naskesg, were married Dec. 10, by
Rev. f.. ). Drew, Mt the parsonage in
Sedgwick.
Dec. % UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1900-12-26

Bluehill Falls.
Irving Candage made trip to Rockland
this week.
The cases of measles are reported as
doing well.
Roy Hartman, of East Orland, is at
tending school here. He is with his
mother at Capt. Candage's.
Dec o. SIrR
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COUNTY NEWS.
for A dditionai County Netos, see other page
GouldsbOro.
Willard Rolfe Is i'll.

GouldsbOro.
Willard Rolfe Is ill.
Mrs. Lizzie McCarric is still very Ill.
The sick list this week is very long
one.
There will be a Christmas tree, recita-
tions and singing at the schoolhouse
Monday afternoon, and the regular tree
at the Methodist church Tuesday even
ing.
Dec. %. JEN,
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SurrS.
Harmon Treworgy has moved into the
Osgood house.
George W. Allen, whose falling health
was reported few weeks ago, is very
low.
George ii. Sperry has been drawn to
serve as traverse juror at the January term
OF court.
Charles Prebie, who is a student at
Bucksport seminary, will be with his
parents Christmas.
Miss Esther Bracket, OF Grafton, n. b.,
who has been spending several weeks
with her uncle, Rev. NJ. $. Preble, re-
turned to her home last week.
Dee % q.
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COUNTY NEWS.

For additional County Ns,cs. see other pages.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-22
El CateCiSna0!.

-Decidme nina, ssois amante?
ST senor, por obra y gracla de
mis- pocos af1os.
-:Oue cosa es ser amante?
-Es querer mucho a un sugeto
que Ileva pati'2as y big otes; que es'
cribe coplas Ell los periodicoss, que
tiane los ojoz negros y el chaleco
b]anco. que Sc llama ehombreo
-:Cuantas clases de hombres
Tires: ell polio: ell galloy el oso
-;Son tres hombres?
NO, senior.
-;Pues que son?
Son tres osos distintos una
sola calamidad verdadera
-iTiene otro nombre esa cala'
midad? :, u:.o
Isl: tambien Sc llama marldo.
-?Como es ell marido?
-Es un sef1or infinito,' grande,
muy amigo de nuestros AMIGOS e ID
terminable.
~ -iPorque le quereis, pues?
-Porque siempre tapa algo'
-Decidme las obras de mlserl'
y -Blsnaventurados los kombrea
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-22
Lluyia de sombrer0s.

va llegaron Ell NUEVO BA'
ZAR 40 San Francisco 40, los 500
sombreros adornados para seneras
sefloritas y nifas procedentes de la
Exposition de PARIS que tan soil
citados han sido.
Ultima novedad, caprichosas
formas, lujosos adocnos, precios sin
competencia. La DANA de mas ref
nado gusto queda satisfecha con es
ia sin igual collection de <SOmbre
rOs'
Visitad Ell NUEVO BAZAAR
40 San Francisco 40.
E. Juzgado de San Francisco
tiene requisitoriados a los indivi
duos Felipe Perez y Cruz Ortiz
Sc dice que mas de 800 fanati
cos chiuos Sc han suicidado arrojan-
dose al canal que pasa por aquella
poblaci6n por ell hecho de haber pc
netrado las tropas internacionales
en- Pekin.
Ell sostenimiento de los veinti
cuatro palacios del emperador de
Alema MIA repaesentan un ga O
annual de $4,000: 900 de pesetas.
Por faltas q la policfa fu@ de.
nunciado anoche en- Puerta de Tie
rra don Manuel Luzunaris.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-22
" FiNTF AMOS &c cXpcrltN

v Elm TIE AMOS &c cHpcFlth
cia han domostralo las propi"~
dadcs t0nicas rcconstituycntc> lie
estas pilloras, curando ripidalnrntc
todas las Intermediates que dcpcA-
den del clnpobrecimiento de Ia @o'l-
gre por una alimentacl0n POGO nu-
tritiva, por habitar en- lugare> hit
mcdos Y NAL vcntilados y p0f en-
fermedades anteriores.
Su acci0n curativa es Wuy eli
caz en- las palpitaciones dS corazon,
dolores dc cabcza, inapctencla, debj-
lidad y dolores ell las pierlas, hldrO-
pesia, cansancio, sOrderas, zumbldo5
de dido, marcos, dalidez dc la piel,
d la que rcstituye su color natural;
meteorismo, flores blancas, grandcs
perdidas de Sangrc, tulta dc ncnS-
truaci0n, su abundancla 8 escases y
para procurar ell complete desarro-
llo dc las lovenes Ell pubertad. debl'i-
dad general, convawsccncia de i-l~
enfermedades agudas0 8 cr1nica> cen
tai que estas alteraclolcs lncrboSl5
sean sintomas de una clOTv-0UcnAI4
simple no de una affection general
6 de una lesion organlca que rec'a-
maran entOnces Otra medication.
En- vista de los progresses de Ia
terap6utica y de algunoa jnconyr-
nientes que Sc notasen en- Ia pTa:'t'~
ca.
Sc ha rno1iflcaio la for 4aula
afn ae oCrecer al piblico 7una pre-
n,..,..: IN Itil ser11ra " r3Dida de- Sis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-22

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-22

Amante de tnlO 10 que sea orl'
ginal el Napoleon mfnimo de ostos
dias, Mac Kinlcy en- uua palabra, Sc
duclara enemigo del sistema de dis
cursos calleierus cl la prOXima cam
pafa electoral
Ell xTino; Her"i:io de Chicago
opina que los inglr ~ naturallzados
no simpatt2an con ti programme dc
mocraticc Y un diario local le pro
gunta. ccuantOs inglcse% nos hacen
cl honor Do vot II aqui:
POr mas de una raz0n, dice ell
mismo diario, Espafla ha dccidido no
cnviar por ahOra GU eqcuA"rA al I'm
periO oriental.
Mr. Teller, Dc CoIOrad>, '!oH que
Ia protesta dc la uVentud Capllalena
SO parcce OtrAS muchas protestas
que lc precedieron; y la llama pla-
giO.
Por NOR de IA democracia, abo
ga un peri6dico de esta Capital que
Ell Gobernador Alien haga su Viaje
1o regrcso & Puerto Rico en- una Ian
cha de descarg2.
Mr. Teller do Colorado, cree que
Sc estan repitienuO aquellas celeores
protcstas contra tLG DemOcraclao, y
contra c] tristemCnte celcbre Ger
vera. r.
Acadia de scr &r"ua: ado en Co.
iumbus Ohio nGI de los lni'nltos
heroes del cerro d" San Juan. Sc le
acu<a do falsjGca 10"
Mr. Tcller, d. Colorado, Sc esta
ahora informan0o dc las campanas
del eSan Juan NeW:>, y dc la cam
parlas de la juventud cuI italHnA con
ira el San Juan NeWs.s
La Patria, de Trinidad, Cuba,
ab0pa poroue Sc mantenga en- aque
iIa isla la domination Q americana mas
que SC ostablezca un gobierno pro
niO estable. Los pueblos tlencn los
nohiorncs que 80 merecen.
Mr. Teller, de Colorado, dice que
csta estudiando con ahiaco la hlsto'
ria sde, la iSll. x0cl. bCrre@o ~des la
juy,ntud <G ~angrc belico52.
So necczi:an 80 inspectores dc
aduanas para Il jtuHrto d. Nueva
7ork. mo hay per ahl asplran''S
& las plazas? -. ,1,
L2s ma. uo5 civiliz, das cstAt
en- guerra. Los parsa@, por 10 SCI
,nrrn4. la han dc>larado los crls
,i;,n. Tres mil de cstos cStan am(
,az,dy $ nmucrtc on Orromlah.
El rc5idcntc Mac Nlnlcy nt
I>ja d.. accrcG de sn actitud pari
con los Hlipino5 PucIe Gstar seSo
ru de uLr las uInaS eIoctOralca decl'
IirAn al asuntO en- Novie1nbre.
MIR Bryan hu tcnido que dar o.
,uprns nlouuos leaders democratlcO
para apIac%r la fnria popnl1sta o'
Nebra>l1a, y ganarse su adhe5'on'
Los dem0cratas tratan de gan"
Sc los votos delos alemanes ~ qu
hav de los Votos americanJ":, pfe
nl.l.ta un colpga advcrsario
Las po>oncias p@rece quo y
uaicren empezar Ia d.>cu";0n acerc;
uc cual ha ,ilo la xmAa .'loToca""
en- cl counicto actual de la China.
Andnciase que Mr. Rathbo: e, e
cx Administrator GercrAl GH 90
rreos dc Cuba no sera muie"t;>d
per los tribunales La notlcla os ire
ca sensational Sc parooc Ia
que vienen d. Pekin.
California esta Hacienda regt
clos con las Filipinas pos Valor d
unos - 900, 900 OOlnenSu&Ie5 AIN:
ran delrotados los domocrata-, -
ninguu &GuorO de duda.
Un ,'em6crata de Cni>,o@o - II
salvado DC muc! te oGu',. it'r u
dollar. la bala or" putyo "."t"rl
Sc desvi6 prr la no cda i" r!al
que l.oyaEt IN o} hol@itv Di"v Il
dialio que r5 etc ej argN i. '. 4"t
sfuerteo qur 80 u htchf "@t~Ale
campano actual cn faToI d. Ia ;'lat
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-22

del mas complete optimismO respec-
to q la campa1a de la China Y tan
pesimista como fue respectO a BOs
ten du, ante toda la guerra hispano
americana.
En- piezan a aparecer por el oes
te dem6cratas que no estan de acuer
do con su programa en- 10 que ex,
pansion Sc refere. Que sabrosos
deben ser los millones que producer
las Filipinas!
Las naciones civilizadas, con los
Estados Unic.os la cabeza, empie-
zan Greer que el negocio de las mi
stones es un lu 6 extravaganza. ION
afan de civilizar!
Ell Ministro de la China en- esta
Capital, Mr. Wu, esta pasando las de
Cain para hacer comprender esta
gente la diferencia que hay del dicho
al hecho Esta convertible en- un
traductor de telegramas.
El pueblo parisien ha dado en-
calficar de eborrascosas "a banda
americana de mdsica, dirigida por
SouSa, que toca en- la Exposition
Dice ell sPost> que Sousa debiera
ahora ensayar ell genero de funera-
ria.
Ell Sultan de Turqu1a ma contri-
buido con 50, 500 para los Jestituidos
lie la India Pero no dice nj bi ro-
la acerca de las deudas que tiene
pendientes. ~ las lamaciones
aquellas?
Ell candidate republicano para
| la vice Presidencia, Mr. Roosevelt,
no queriendo ser menos que Mac
Kinley, declara su aversion a los dis
cursos callejeros de propaganda. La
| verdad que el nuevo sistema es CO.
modo.
| Ell Shah de Persia ha terminado
su viaje de recreo Paris. Dice Ia
prensa que ha empezado va en- aque.
+ LA Capital el proceso de desinfec-
| ci6n.
| Cuando Sc trate de cobrar indem
nizaciones de guerra, no hay duda
| cue la China merecera todas las sim
patias del Sultan de Turqula.
Mr. Bryan y Mr. Stevenson no
han sido aun notifcados oficialmen-
te de su designation como candida
tos para la presidential y la vice res
pectivamente del partido dem ocrati-
Co Como ST 10 estuvieran.
Ell goberno ha decidido trae1
tostigos de la Habana para demos
trar la culpabilidad de Neely, y de
cretar su extradici6n Parece que
Sc le va ablandando el coraz6n Mo
| Kinley Las elecciones presidencia
les tienen mucha fuerza.
ACADIA de descubrirse en- esta
ciudad el cadaver de un individuo
ca>i en- estado do putrefacci6n Y le
raro del case es que, apesar dc todo
e] indiviJuO en- question ha seguld(
tan muerto. cSe trata de alg1n par
lido polftico?
Empeza d desarrollarse la fiebre
! an4rjjla eNtre las tropas americana:
] de- ta@aCas en- Cuba. Pronto empeza
r& Ia evacuation. Sin nece> idad d.
canafistula.
Un suiter6n america,;o Sc hac'
| las >i9u,entes retiecciones:
No debe trcocuparnos dond'
ernpieza la carload, sino donde deb
terminar.
Cuando Sc introdujo Il moda de
matli ,oniN, el di3blo agrpgo nueVa
alas al iuiiern".
Los jdcales Son flores del jardi1
! del ~cntimicntc. Sc riegan diaria
merte con layrinaS de n1ujer.
POGO Sc preocupa mi vecina d
\ otrO vv:-ino que narece v1ctima d
| Ia tt is; "ro csta becha IN mar d
: lagritn9~, per Ia suerts que pued
l. | tocalle & los mi5ioucros que esta
en- la China.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-22

por que ellos hacen 10 que les d;t Ia
CANA
Bienaventuradas las uluJ Jeres,
por que hacen 10 que les ia la CANA
de los hombres.
Bienaventurados los qua Green
debuepa f6, porque ol|os Sc tienon
Ia culpa,
BienaventHr los mansos,
porque sera que les cOnviene
BienaventuraiOs los tnnto$ pur
que abundan
Bienaventurados los que buscai,
una mujer, porque c(lo7 50 casaran.
Bien :,vtutura(1OS los >Utte1oS,
porQue ellos scran perseguido&
BienaventuradOs los CA0ndo>,
por ESQ.
Bienaventurado los pobres, por
que no conoceran muier.
-Perfectamente AhOra con-
cluyamos con las preguntas diticul-
tOSaS
aCuando serdn juzgadas las mu-
jeres encan;adoras?
Ell dfa del jucio de los bonn =
bres debiles
~ cuando l3cgara csc dia:
- Nadie 10 sabe.
EUSEBIO BLASCO
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Maf1ana a las dos dc la tarde

Maf1ana las dos de la tarde
Sc embarcara en- el vapor <Julia> con
rumbo a Sto Domingo y la Habana,
nuestro al migo el especialista doctor
Raldiris. Deseamos al amigo un
feliz viaje, asegurandole un exito
complete en- su escursi6n profesio
nal que durara tres meses por aaue
Hos paises.
Sc VENDEN dos vacas, ma
triculadas en- Jersey, raza garantiza
da, importadas de los Estados Uni
dos por el General Elliott. La leche
de las vacas de Jersey es la mas RIGA
uel mundo.-Buena opoTtunidad para
mejorar la raza va: una y para obte'
ner una magnfGca vaca p,ra una fa'
milia. Pldanse informes en- Ia Ofici.
ma del ComisiCnadO del Interior.
IA S-S
Los fuertes arsen ales de Pekin
estan en- poder de las tropas ertran
jeras
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H|El0.

A UN CENTAVO Ell KILO, 10 de.
italian los Sres J. Goyco y ca en- los
carros de esta ciudad y de Santurce
y en- su fabrica Marina, callc del Co
mercio 25. Por quintales & 45 CEN
tavos quintal.
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NOTlCIAS "
GENER ALES

Hace algunos dias que Sc en-
cuentra retenida en- CANA nuestra
simpatica amiga la Srta. Ana Escu
dero. Celebrarfamos su mejor1a y
restablecimiento.
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Los chinos trabajaron tenaz.
mente, la noche del IA de Agosto,
por destruir rapidamente las Lega-
clones y exterminar a los refugiados
en- elias. AfortunaGamente legaron
a tempo Jas fuerzas aliadas, para
impedirlO.
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tavOs quintal.
Uno de los americanos Tho
mas r. Key que alquil6 autier tar
de un bote para ir a Cata1o, y lue
go no quiso pagarlo emprendiendo-
la a golpes contra ell botero Gabino
Munoz, fu6 condenado por el Tri
bunal de Polic1a q pagar el viaje y
luego q satisfacer 10 dollars de mul'
ia
Candido Conception, que hiri6
Domingo Conde, fue detenido por
el guardia Florentino Dusabl6n,
quedando disposition del Juzgado
de Cathedral.
Ha fallecido en- esta Capital,
dof1a Carmen Freytes y Vega, tia de
nuestro amigo don Arturo Igaravi
dez. Reciba la familia, nuestra con
dolencia y que Dios le conceda re-
signacion sufciente para sohrelle
var tan rudo golpe.
De los altos de la casa en- que
vive Mr.. Ames Henson, y en- mo
meItos en- que Sc hallaba un slrvlen
te valdeando el piso, cay6 aqua d
los bajos en- que Sc encuentra la
Sastrerfa de Monies, mojandole {
inutilzandolas algu1os generos. Il!
senor Monies present6 al Tribuna
de Policfa la Correspondence que