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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-14
IA coRRlsponDrBcll DR PUERTO -slco il nBRs D. 1901
Los bromistas nunca faltan en-

Los bromistas nunca faltan en-
estos casos y echaron su cuarto a
espadfs enVlando cartas anonimas
a la nueva casa comereial ef1 pro.
ye cto, 10 que parace no agrado q les
senores timados al extreme 0 temer
Sc un disgustO con mas de un prof.
mo, que dicho sea de naso, ademas
Al ser inoce1te en- el asunA no pue.
d aguan-ar serene.
Y basta detiino.
Ayar tuvimos la satisfs cci6n de
estrschar Ia mano de nuestros apre.
ciados amigos don Felix Rexach Y
Mr.. Bunker, del comercio de Carroll.
ma el primero, y emp1eado del De.
partamento de Educacioa Ell 20
Ambos regressron aver mismo a sus
residencias.
Aquf SO muestra satisfecha la
opinion con el fsllo dictado por ell
Tribunal de Distrito en- la causa Sc.
goida al gef1or Moreno Cad ,ron
Doquier se.oyenelogios para Ell
distinguido abr g 4do senor Alvsr q
Nava por su defensa nagistral, y
placemes para Ell senior More 10 Gal
deron por su absoluti ion.
Tambien nosotros felicitam IS
cordialmento q esos distin guidos
amigos.
Han visto Uds. 10 bien arregla-
da que quedo la Gale de Lola
Nuestras damas, parece que han de
cidido adoptarla para sus paseos.
En- verbal que la mencionada calle
t;ene hoy aspectoI de <boulevard 8
avenida,, como Uds gusten.
Ahora no oiran Uds. decir que
50 atuellan en- ella carros; nj que hay
bach $, nj nj. ST, hombre, ST, Noso.
tros proponemos nuestro Ayunta'
miento bautica Ia mencionada calle
con este nombre: eCale Luis Cueto,
No les parece bien usted.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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ReVienta un canon.
CATASTROFE A BORDO.

Desde Atenas dicen que misn-
tras la division inglesa practicaba
ejercicios en- alta mar, estall6 uno
delos caf1ones de grueso calibre
bordo del acorazado sRoyal Sove-
reign.s
La explosion cause Ia muerte
de un Official y seis artill eros. Ade-
mas recibieron heridas graves un
jefe y 13 msrineros.
Ell panico q bordo fue indescrip-
tible.
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BUENA OCCASION.

Sc venden las casas, calle de TIE
tuan ndmeros y y 90 que tien en- sa-
lida.4 la Marina.
Como la construction en- la Ma :
rina de Ia Estaci6n Naval es un hs-
cho, facil So hace comprender 10 q
anments ran en- va!or las propieda
des en- ese sitio.
Ds,a informes D. & suito Carre-
ras. N. D.
Entre varius Oyolas que juga-
ban 10 prohibido en- un barrio de
Hatillo hubo una rsysrGa y result Q
herido Higinio d. aquel ap ellido.
Don Juan Roig ha sido NOM
brado Jefe de estacio1 del ferro- ca
rril de la Carolina.
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"La PStaCi6n''
CAFE RESTAURAN.

Sc sirven comidas q te das
horss a la carta y por abonos.
Trato esq ers do y precios nodi.
cos.
C3nstante surtido de licores y
refrescos helados.
ElRio Piedra n a IS 4
En- Ponce Sc cerfaron ell dia de
la uadalupe,, todos los esta bleci-
mientos las doce del dis, en- cele-
braci6n de la patrons.
Sc vende en- Santurce, calle de Ce
IRA, ura casa de altos y bajos con
jardin y huerto, aqua, luz electrical
ino loros: Informarau Sol 1O5
nal 15-3
Ha fallecido en- adjuntas Ell
com erciante de aquella pobla lion
don Luis Bernard
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Acusamos recibo de un elem
plar del eAbstract of The eleventh
census: 1900, que publica Ell Depar-
tamento del Interior, y damos gra-
cias por Ell envfo.
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Sc asegura que ell Gobierno de
la Gran Bretsf1a dispone Ell aumen-
to de la Armada con veinte nuevos
acorazados, cuya construction Sc
llevara adelante con Is mayor rapi-
dez possible.
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Hotel 0limpO.

Gran Concerto extraordinario
para msflana Domingo de 4. 30 a 8
de la noche por el Septimino que di-
gre ell Professor Sr. CULLEN.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
pei de peri6dicos 81. 40 Ell quintsl.
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Terminado ell asunto Moreno
Calderon, los partidarios de la abso-
lucion Sc han entregado al jdbilo de
su triunfo; y los partidarios de la
condena q la'desesperacion de su de-
rrota
Pero les unos han celetr .do ell
exito, y los otros han consolado la
deception. d-.l mismo modo: fumaL-
do cigarrillss <TRES ESCUDOS,,
que 10 misno festejan los triunfos
que disipan las tristezas.
En- Precibo, una infeliz mujer
ha dado q luz en- un pesebre, por
haher sido larzada Ia calle del
cuarto cuyo slquiler ssmaual-tres
reales-no habfa pagado.
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Sc ALQUILA.

Una casa amueb ada con comodi-
dades para caballeros
Sc tonara por dos me,es cuan'
d mencs Urgela contestacion.
D.rljanse deta lies J precio 2.
J. b.
Apartado 3O3.
Ponce.
n q e
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comisi6n frnante, para un sBsile
de Confianza, que Sc celebrara ell
pr6ximo domingo en- nuestro teatro,
y para el cual hay mucha ANNA
cion.
Corbatas y chalinas; medias
de hilo do Eseccia para senoras y
cabal eros; cam misss de seda, hilo y
algod6n para se1oras, y botones
para adorncs de todss clases, Sc
acaban de recibfr en- Ia casa dc S.
Ne On & Ca
Anochs ha pasado por la calle
de Ia Cruz un gentfo immense, en-
traado todos en- la casa nun ero 13,
para admirar ell gran <buey, de Ca
sa de 1es sefiores Sobrincs de Ar
mas, csrgado CO "a los SO pesos.
Sc alquila en- Catafio la casa
n1m9ro IA de la calle del Tranvf8,
muy cerca del muelle del vapor.
Tene h sbitaciones, buen a'gi-
be inagotsb'e, jar1fu y patio con
arboles.
I"form ara u duefia. San Jose
II altos, en- esta Capital.
En- ell Registro Civil de San
Francisco: ell ns cimie nto de Julian
Diaz v Gomez y las defunciones de
Elisa Sanchez Cruz de febre biliosa
y A1olfo Ayaba1 rena y Ramirez de
bronco neu monfa
coNsEJo A LAS MAJ RES I'll ,arabe claimant,
on el periodo q ia dent 'oion. Alivia DO moment
srapeo p alivando al no de- door e snseo de
pierta muoha viveza. Es muy agradable al Do
ladar Cana al nillo, apianda las encfas, alivia t.
dos dolores ayuda al yieneo regula les inteatnos
este ms1or conooido renedo para Ia diarrea asst 70
eults de la dentio6n de otras oausas. Tenar 0, 9
ado pedfr por "Jarabe Calmanta de Mr.. Winslow
odr ser ei me1or &c todp
Aver Sc elevo 81 Tr.b lnal de
Distrito ell sumario instrnido con
motive de la muerte violenta, del
ni1o Juan Evangelista Figueroa.
En- la noche del 13 fue herido
en- Ponce un niflo el cual fue asistid }
en- el Hospital
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NOTICIAS.

Ella Opinion, de Ponce, repro
duco un artfculo nnestro sobre Bi
bliotecas escoIares. Grd cias.
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Hemos sido invitados por una
comisi6n frnante, para un sBsile
de Confianza, /, que Sc celebrara ell
pr6ximo domingo en- nuestro teatro,
y para ell cual hay mucha ANNA
ci6n
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Ha circulade una .hoja suelta de
Ella Fedora cion Libre de los trabaja-
dores de Puerto Rico, citando q
Asam blea para ell pr6ximo Domin-
go.
Siguen sus estudios de leyes
con ell competente abogado Lcdo
Don Herminio Diaz, los sefores don
joe G. Martinez, don Cruz Castro,
don Francisco Lassl.e, don Luis
Freire, don Jose B .zap, don Fran.
cisco Siaca Pacheco, don Sandalio
Torr. s, don Emigdio Ginorio, don
Francisco Socorro y don Rafael Ro-
driguez.
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Vale. Fortaleza II (altcs) Gestion
en- los Centres ofciales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor
Tambien Sc ocupa esta ofcina de
comp1a y venta de fncas etc.
Pm
So encuentra enfermo en- cana
atacado de ID Grippe, ell Reverendo
Padre Frank Colon, Capellan de Ia
Iglesia de Santa Ana y pers
muy apreciada.
Ha fallecido en- sta Capital, el
senior don Pedro Avilesy Boner
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Sc ALQUlLAN

Dos hermc sos A'mscenes uum.
% y 25 calle de Tetuan con frentes
los muelles, situados en- la parte
de mayor movimiento comercial pro-
pios para oficinas 6 cualquier cl SO
de Industrias
De la gran rebaja de pre- clos in
formarSn.
s. Ie16n ~ Ca.
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En- la casa de la familia Mon
taner en- Ponce ocurrio antes de ano-
che la explosion de una lampara do
petr6leO.
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Ramon v aides

El domingo Sc reunira Ia Junta
General del Casino de Ponce para
elegir ir nueva Directiva
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ENLO PREsENTE,

ENLO PRESENTER les .Estados
Unidos construye Trapiches para moler Ca
ma, al nivel de los fabricados en- Europa,
y el que suscribe es ell 1nico Agente en- Pic
Rico, de elos.
Dara detalles precios,
Mooaa
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Ha fallecldo en- Ia ciudad dc
Mayagu 2, ell antique vecino, muy
apreciado allf don Ramon Noya y
AlSina
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Los dias 2, 3y4 del pr6ximo
Eaero habra examenes para macs
tros Principales, Graduados y Rura
1rc
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Gale del Cristo No. 1.
Evening star., 1901-11-09
FIyE-CENT MESSAGES PROFITABLE.

FIyE-CENT MESSAGES PROFITABLE.
prominent telegraph official. cpnuected with
one OF the wire compahies known prominently
over the country visited the Offices Of L. E.
Pike g. Co., where the stock is being sold, and
minutely examined the instruments and their
working. He gave it rs his opinion before de-
parting that the company could transmit mes
sages along its route from New York to Phil.
ratelphia at the rate. Of ave cents a message
and make as large a percentage Of profits as
the other companies do at twenty -fve-cent
rate.
Evening star., 1901-11-09

In anticipation of TEXAS WELL NO. being
brought in gusher of approximately 100000 bar
rels daily flow, announced on Nov. I'd. In ac-
cordance with the decision of our directors, that
the price OF our stock would be 6Oc. share after
Nov. 9th.
While we desire and Intend to keep our word to
the public in every particular, as we have doae
ever since first Offering stock for public sub
scripton, yet In view OF the vast iow attained by
this well, 200 600 barrels daily. giving US the
largest production of any oil well ever known In
the history of petroleum. do not consider that
we VIII be doing justice to ourselves or to our
stockholders to allow any Considerable amount OF
this stock to be Issued at such an inadequate fg
ure.
Evening star., 1901-11-09
HUN 77|l[EY OIL
8 IR|E|F1Ml[N@ 60.
OF BEAUMONT, TEXAS.
President Hon r1lin, Governor Tennessee


Beaumont, Texas, Oct. 2o, 1901.
"'R. S. WHITCOMB & CO., 8 EN-
change Place, Boston, Mass:
"Huntley we'll is down 43o feet.
Our contractors, the Jones Develop
ment Co, advise me that we may
confidently expect our gusher by No
vcmber IS. Received order for oil
today, FOR SHIPMENT NEXT
WEEK, and have closed arrange
ments to borrow oil until our well
comes in and we can build pipe line,
tanks and loading racks.
ct. c. SWOPE, Gen. Mgr"
Evening star., 1901-11-09

''The Huntley tOiEs and Refining
Company today shipped their first
car Of oil. The sHilptley- Company
have not yet finished their well, but
are filling contfactst for oil by tenn
porary traffic arrange niSieent with other
producers. The Httnt1ey well is ex-
pected in Nov. I5a}asx
(BeaAis,oft journal Nov. lst)
Evening star., 1901-11-09

.'The HuntleyanIC16l. nIC16l . and Refining
Co. is shipping their first car of Oil
this morning to louisiana. They ex-
pect their we'll in Between the Ist and
18th insts.,, but Are already taking
care. Of their contracts"
Beaumont enterprise, Nov. Ist,
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WOodIaWn.

WooDLAwN. March ~, 1901,
The "CecH wing" is on SAFE each treek in
Woodidwn at =. =. A6ratdn'S store. 3 cents
n COPY.
In the absence ot the leader last SUNDAY
evening the Epwo-th League was conducted
10y the president. This sunday evening Miss
Sallir MacMastrr will be in charge. Topic
Glove of Souls" Rom 1911.
The many friends of Rev. Il. +. Price were
very sorry to learn Of his death. Wcrxtcnd
to Mrs. Price our sincere sympathy.
George bowman, of Philadelphia. spent
Sunday at the parsonage.
Mrs. NJ L. Thompson was in Baltimore
Wednesday.
Edwin Barnes attended the funeral of Rev.
b. +. Price, which was held in Elkton Mon
dap afternoon.
Monday was moving day ind great
many changes wer" made. Mrs. Alice
Bittncr moved to Port Deposit, her son
Frank. will remain on tho farm and Mr.. n.
Goarheart occupies the house. Mr.. Lewis
oldham moved to Sylmar, William McCush
moved to the farm vacated by Mr.. Oldham,
John Hall moved 10 the place left and John
ii. Thompson moved from Bay View to the
house formerly occupied by Mr. Hall.
Joseph Barnes moved near Port Deposit.
Il. f. Rowland moved to Colora and Il. G..
Terry is living ut Cemetery Cottage
Eli Reburn will move to New London. Pa.
Rev. G.. W Bowman was not able to 20 to
conference until Monday morning as he has
been suffering with the uuinsy. Mr.. Bow
man will 20 to stanton and Marshallton,
Del and will preach his farewell sermon
Sunday. Our new pastor, Rev. Il. W. Todd,
comes to US from Laurel Del Mr. Todd
has II laughter Miss Alice, who attends
Tome Institute and is in the class of '02
Sh" is acquainted with Il number of the
Young folk of Woodlawn.
Joseph Strhhincs of Port Deposit, died
at the HON" Of his son-in law. John Bcaycns,
Saturday evening Mrs. {. l.. Thompson
and Mrs. o q Smith Of tins place are twin
daughters of the deceased
The ''Ys :" will give an entertainment next
Thursday evening, April /, in Chapel school
house near Battle swamp. Tn" play to he
given is District school" Admission 90
cents Proceeds Tor the church fund.
Arthur II. Bride is visiting in Wilmington
Ii X. Rawlings spent Wednesday in Balti-
more.
Mr--r-. Edward Brown and i T. Ruttrr
had public sale II the attrrs home
"Wednesday ait"rr""ii. Gnnd prices w"r"
rrNliH'd.
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North East.
NORTH EAST, March Is. 1901.

NORTH EAST, MuIcu 20, l5Ui.
| The "Cecu Wig" is on sale each treek IN
| North East at Reynolds Mems Stand.
cents COPY
| Tho Wilmington NJ. E. Conference on Mon.
| day appointed Rev. W. A. Wise pastor Of
North East M. Z. Church for the ensuing
conference year. Rev. Wise was pastor Of
the church here two years ago, where be
made many friends, A petition largely signed
was sent to conference asking for his return
Amos Ewing, OF Havre de Grace. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Reynolds.
Mrs Mary Lees, of Linwood, spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Coslett
Mrs. W. s. Wilson, spent from Saturday
until Monday in Havre de Grace.
Mrs. Jerry Arringdaie. of Wilmington, is
the guest of her sister Mrs. John 1. Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Alexander and fam
; lily. spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs. W.
ID. Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. s. F.. Cannon and family, are
on IN extended tour through the West.
Miss Gertie Morrison, OF Wilmington, Del.
spent several days with the Misses Matthews,
Andrew Bihde viii Hall and George Gam
Bile returned last Saturday via New York from
Florida, where they have been engaged In
fishing during the winter.
Miss Emma Rsmmy and Mr.. Charles APP
peby, of Red Lion Del. were married on
March II. Miss Kemmey is well known in
North East. it being Der former home.
W. W. Mccoy moved from the Orizaba farm
to a farm near Chesapeake City. William
Brce has moved his household goods to West
Chester where he has charge of large
dairy farm Robert Mccullough has moved
to ). W. smiths farm near Lancaster. John
Leighmon will oversetr he farm OF Edward
Clark near town.
Howard Abrahams, Of Baltimore. spent
Sunday in town.
slight fire occurred last Saturday morn
ing in the millinery store Of Mrs. II. T. Ram
DO. The fire was however gotten under con-
troll before the North East Volunteer Fire Co.
arrived who responded within minutes.
Miss Ethel Ferguson, daughter OF Robert
Ferguson, and MIR. William Goodnow, were
married by the Rev. D. F. Jester, at Bay View
NJ P. Parsonage last Thursday evening.
Rev. Geo. W. Townsend will preach his
farewell sermon tomorrow, sunday. He will
leave on Monday for his new charge at Cecil,
ton.
Herring are being caught with dip nets in
the creeks.
H. B. Cordes, OF Coatsville spent few
days In town.
W. d. Coslett, the baker, Is having a glass
front put IL his store.
Cecil Fire Brick Co., are improving !heir
plant by building new kiln.
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Liberty Grove
LIBERTY GROVE. March 70, 1901


Mrs. Jennie Caldwell has returned from a
two weeks visit to friends in Philadelphia
| and Brooklyn.
Miss Katie Hodge, OF Philadelphia is visit
ing at 1.-THE Grove
Miss 10. sanders attended the wedding OF
Mr.. Branche Patton and Miss KeilholtH on
Wednesday of last week at Rising Sun.
Prof Carr. of Lincoln University, filled the
pulpit at West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church on last Sunday. He delivered an
| able discourse from the text TO every man
his work
Rev W. W. shaw, Of Port Deposit, will
preach in the school house on Sunday April
18th at 8 clock
Miss NJ. J. Sanders visited friends in Slate
Hill. Pa. last weak.
Mr.. Louis Cooper moved on Monday last
to Dr. Crothers house on III" roudto Wood
lawn
Mrs. Charlotte Cooley has moved to her
farm on "Octoraro Heights and Mr.. Frank
IIindman now occupies the premises vacated
by her.
s. J, Caldwell, OF Wriehtsville. Pa, visited
his brother {, c. Caldwell ut New Valley, On
Saturday last.
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Rising Sum-
RISING sun, March 2s, 1901.

RISING sun. March IS, 1901,
ThD "Crcu Wig is on sale each ,esek in
RiSjnq Sun at Wor'hng.o,'S store. 3 crnl'
a copy.
Mrs William Gillespie vas in Baltimore.
! Nrst OF the week
Miss Marietta Mearns. of Zion spent "A few
days thi. week with Miss Grace A. Wilson.
a party OF Russian lows passed throu-h
town on Tuesday afternoon. Men, women
and children with five teams, altogether II
sorry looking lot Their careless apparel
| and filthy app 'arIu'A @er' their main char.
urterI,iica
Mr.. Jrssi" A. Kirk visited RELATIVES in PhlIG-
dephia Oh Thursday ana Friday OF last week.
The Advance Club met with Mis- NJ. Ada
line Saith 90 Wednesday night. The fol-
lowing program! va rendered: Current
werk,ie,. Miss Grace wilson. Taxation. Evans
EHin;. Chapter OH our national song, Mrs.
| Chas. 5. Pyle, Event, of the week. Miss II.
Jennie Reynolds. Strings, Mis-, L. Janctte
Reynolds, Monthly aud weekly nrtiyn. Mis-
Mary Brumleli.
Mrs Human B"it!cr aud son Horace, OF
West Grove aui Mis- Helen Calvert Of Media
were guests OF Mr. and Mr. Chas. Pyle on
Saturday Of last week
Tho Dacnuiau Literary Society Of Friends
| Normal Institute will give an entertainment
in Rising Sun hall on April 5th. Two plays
| entitled Turn Hin Out" and "My Lord in
| Lively" viii be presented. General Admis-
! sion 25r. res Iyci seats So: children Is.
| Mrs Chas. Pyle spcat Monday and Tuesday
of this week in Philadelphia
| Mr. and Mrs. William I. Patton, of Liberty
| Grove gave Il reception at their home on
| Wednesday night IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry b. Patten.
Miss Florence Worthington and brother
| Linn wore in Philadelphia on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mr.. II. a. e. Westerfeld have
| been attending conference in Wilmington
this week.
Miss Grace A. Wilson entertained 4 few
| friends at her ho;ne at Maple Lawn, on Mon.
day evening. very pleasant evening was
! spent INDUCING in various games. Immed-
lately before starring one Of the party who
| Off ,iatcd as driver SUCCEEDED in oyerturnina
the surrey in front Of DR.. Dare5 residence OF
East Main street. The suspicion is that hi
mistook the reins for type, hence the pie.
Misses Olivia and Clara Keilholtz, of Balti
more were the guests of DR.. and Mrs. T. b
Moore last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Hopkins entertained
tho Rising Sun Euchre Club on Friday night
last. Among those present were:-Misses
Gertrude S. Dare, May 7. Barton, Eleanor
Jenness, Ella Kirk, Louise Mob Worthingtor
Mrs Mamma Hazard, Messrs Evans and Cec
Ewing, Horace Duyckinck, John Sterrett
Jerome Brumleld, Clifford Kirk, Drs. G.. s.
Dare, j. H. Jenness, and 7. B. Moore.
Mrs Norris Cameron, OF Perryville, visited
relatives in Rising Sun last week.
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CeCiIt0n.
CEoILToN. Mp, March -, 1901

CEcILToS, MP, March -, 1901
The "GccH wing is on sale each ,rerE a.
Ctcilton at .SmiH,'S store 3 cents copy
Miss Mamie .Ionr- i, spending some time
with friends III rhilaIcIphiu.
Miss Lizzie Price, Of NiiddlrtuwM. j. visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Mary \. rrr" near
town.
Mrs. Julia Cosdrn and children are spend
ing some time with her mother, Mr., Nina
Stradley, i'll rcazcys Nrrk.N
Some Of the friends Of Miss Maud Robin.
son gave her II surpris" purity On Thursday
spent in social games and the young people
returned home at Il late hour much pleased.
Mrs. Walter Buckworth is quite Ill with
pneumonia at her home in Middle Neck.
James Smith who has been confined 10
the house since Christmas is now con.
valesrent. We hope in few days "" will
sec his pleasant face in it, old accuSt omed
place behind the counter.
William kanz met with painful accident
on Thursday Of last week while dressing
his foot 50 badly that several stitches had
to De taken in it.
Miss Annie Jones is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
j. 4. Artrrs.
Mr.. J. Albert wuo returning home
with his bride on Wednesday night the
team ran of Il brdg, throwing Albert into
the ditch and damaging tn" carriage
Slightly
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Port Deposit.


The "Cec2 wing is on sale each ,ceek in
Port Deposit at Stebbinq's Ners Stand. 8
cents copy.
Mrs. Maurice Ackcr was II Havrc de
Grace visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Head. OF Lynch.
burg Va, We're entertained by Mrs. C. H.
H"ald Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Knight is the guest of Mr..
Joseph Steele, of Chesapeake City.
Miss Jennie Ehoadcs, of Philadelphia,
spent sunday with Miss Lizzie Atkinson.
Mr.. A. s. Mowbray visited friends in
Wilmington this week.
Mrs. Il. c. Nesbitt, Mrs. Tome. Mr..
Newell, and Miss Gardner represented the
Hythrhcm at the Federation of Wom"ns
Club, in Baltimore Wednesday,.
William Smith, of Lafayette College. j.
home for the holidays.
Miss Kelly, Of National Park. was at the
hnm" of Miss Ethel Ne4bitt this week.
Miss Margaret White, Of Elkton, was Miss
Morti" Williams's guest Sunday.
Edward Williams attended the banquet of
the Daughters of Liberty in Havrr de Grace
Thursday evening
Herbert y. Gerry spent Sunday in Balti.
more.
Misses L. l.. Dcakynn and Agnes Stephen
son We're entertained by friends in vii.
mington Monday and Tuesday.
Miss May Holm, Of Philadelphia, is visit
ing Allie Holm.
Mrs l.. L Tomknson. Of philipsburg. Pa
spent sunday with Miss l.. Myrna Tomkin
son.