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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-02-21
wedding Announcement

At the very elegant st. Valen-
tine, 2 o'clock dinner party. of Miss
Marilla Bowie and Miss Louise
Sanns, given at the home of the
former Wednesday evening, the
announcement OF the wedding in
June of Mr.. Forman WalIie, of
Clarksburg. w. Va, and Miss
Chester Geppert, one of the fair.
est of our Gallipolis ladies was
made known. The event will take
place in June. The place cards
were small hearts attached to rib
bons running to beautiful flower
dish of carnations. larger hearts
amid the flowers containing the
announcement and which were
drawn by each one. The table
was beautifully decorated, and the
dinner sumptious.
The fourteen who were present
were as follows: DIR. Shaw, DIR,
Fetter, DR.. Kineon, Rev. Ernest
Myer, John L. Hayward, j. a.
Msxon and Henry Oherrington
and Misses Geppert, Bowie. Jones
Marie Shepard, Louise Sanns, and
Edna McMulIen.
After an hour or 30 in pleasant
conversation, all repaired to the
Elk's dance.
Mr.. Wallis is to be congratulated
on securing so fair and estimable
lady for companion, and all viii
unite in good wishes for BOTH
GallipoIis Tribune, Feb. Is.
Mr.. Wallis, is quite well and ia.
vorably known here. He is a SOC
of Col. T. T. Wallis, of Clarksburg
w. Va. one of the best known
successful business men of THU
state and has, like his son. many
warm friends in this city.
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ORDERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.

In the District Court of the United States,
For the Southern District OF West Virginia.
In the matter of r. p. Armstrong, bankrupt.
No. l55 In bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Benjamin F. Keller, Judge
ofthe District Court OF the United 5tatea for
the Southern District of West Virginia:
Robert p. Armstrong, of Point Pleasant,
Virginia, in said District, respectfully repre-
SCENTS that on the LIST day OF December, last
past, he was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the Acts of Congress relating TO bankruptcy;
that he has duly surrendered all his property,
and rights OF property, and has fully COM
piled with all the requirements of said Acts
and of the orders OF the Court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays that he may be de-
creed by the Court to kave n full discharge
from all debts provable against his estate
as ATE excepted by law from such discharge,
Dated this 1th day OF December, A. b.
tsigned) Robt. p. Armstrong,
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MT. OLIVE.

Correspondence. II.
AS we have seen no news from this
point for some time, will write a few
lines for our good old paper, the Reg
lister.
A protracted meeting will COM
mence at st Joe school house Satur-
day night conducted by Rev. Garrett
our pastor and Rev. Smith, both of
6lenwood.
Mr.. Joe Holley, an aged citizen of
Putnam county, died of cancer Thurs
day morning.
j. w. Hereford is wanting to sell his
fine grey team as he and several 9TH
ers in this locality are contemplating
business trip to Washington about
the 18th of Ma. oh.
Now who can say but what Mr..
Ground Hog understands his business
as he has showed us for the last two
weeks some of his predictions.
Mrs Susan Williams, five and TWEEN
ty, has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs: NJ. ]. Hereford, for couple of
weeks.
Miss Julia Simmons will close a sue
cessful term ofschool at st. Joe school
house Feb. %.
Calvin Ball, of Ogo, was visiting his
niece, Mrs. Rosa Williams, q few days
last week.
Mrs. Marie Williams and Miss Julia
Simmons were visiting Mrs. Dora Jol
ley Sunday. Apple Blossom.
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Col. John Barnard PeYton. born

Col. John Bernard Peyton, born
in Albemarls county. Virginia, in
1887, died at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. Mabel Anderson.
in Charleston. Sunday. Feb. Is.
1906.
Col. Peyton in 1860. at the age
of twenty-three. became assistant
clerk of the Virginia house of dele.
gates. which position he retained
until the REIMBURSEMENT of the state
government in 1862. He was one
of the first appointees of Governor
Jacobs, the first Democratic gov
ernor of this state. to a RESPONSE
BILE position. which he filled with
the same fidelity that has charac-
terized his public career through
out. For over a third of century
he has been under all political ad.
ministrations, either chief or as.
sistant clerk of West Virgins
house of delegates, his service CON-
mencing with the Legislative ses.
sion of 1871, and was probably
not only the most widely known,
but the most highly appreciated
of any man who ever held a simi.
lar position in any state, not only
on account of his knowledge of the
details of legislative matters. ao.
quired by long experience and CLOSE
attention to detail, but from his
uniform courtesy to these with
whom his official duties brought
him into contact, regardless of di.
vergent political views.
During the Worlds Fair at Chi.
oago. Col. Peyton was chosen f ON
among a number of available can.
didates as parliamentaTian to the
board of Women Managers. pre-.
sided over by Mrs. Potter Palmer,
and discharged the duties of that
position during the continuance OF
the fair, and until its business af.
fairs were wound up.
Col. Peyton WAS one of the few
remaining typical exempIars of the
old school of Virginia gentleman,
firm in his convictions, unmistaka-
BILE in the manner of the express
sion of his views upon all subjects,
but withaI as courteous in debate
or argument as in the home OF
social circle. He belonged to q
school which is rapidly passing
away, and for which the training
of the present day is equipping no
qualified SUCCESSORS.
His remains were taken to Staun.
ton, Va, Tuesday morning for in
terment beside those of his wife
and other relatives who preceded
him into the great unknown.
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Rev. Atkinson returned home Tues
day from holding 10 days meeting
on the Gill Ridge. He reports the IN
terest good, but no accessfons.
F. n. Edwards. who has been home
for a few days, returned Monday to
his position on the G. & C. Ry.
Jas. G. Edwards Oldest daughter, is
quite sick with pneumonia fever.
On February I'd, Elder A. Boggs, OF
Linden, Roane county, closed an
eight day meeting at Harvey Chapel
church, resulting in 35 additions to
the church as follows; Three received
from other churches, z reinstated and
% by baptism (emersion). Let the
good work continue.
Elder Boggs viii move his family to
this county about April LIST, and will
take charge of Harvey Chapel.
Miss Esta Carson, of Ambrosia
teacher of the Bug Run school, has
the reputation of being one of the
best teachers in the county. The
Trustees say she has taught the best
school that has been taught for years
Reader.
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Red Flash" the famous Indian
runner who carried Clusters last
message, is one of the most inter
esting of group of famous red
men now with Lincoln j. Carriers
romantic drama, "The Flaming Ar
row." to be presented in this city
at Hooff's Opera House, Friday
night.
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PORTSMOUTH o.

Miss Julia Davis age 81 died OF con
sumption at her home on Boundry
street Wednesday morning.
Miss Lula Dabney is very low with
typhoid fever.
Inability to get water was mainly
responsible for disastrous fire which
almost wholly destroyed the big plant
OF the Portsmouth Stove and Ranee
Works in the East end early Thurs,
day morning, entailing a loss various.
y estimated at from $l25, 900 to $500,
George Dabney, a moulder, who
was employed at the Portsmouth
Stove and Range Works. left Sunday
for Columbus.
Misses Sadie Florence Mclaughlin.
Eva Canifax, Dave Temple, Henry
Coruntte and Earl Favor, all fspent q
very pleasant evening at the Peer
less Skating Rink Friday evening.
Sweet Clover"
Lent begins one week from to,
day.
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Heights School Report.

Our attendance this month has
been good, considering the severe
weather and the distance some Of
the pupils have to come, and the
application of our pupils have
been good with but few exceptions
The fruits of our labors in regard
to the Library cause is 40 volumes
of good books, suitable for all
grades.
HONOR ROLL.
Carl Church, Willie Church
Frank Doolittle. Herman Mourn.
ing, Sidney Amos, Charley Amos,
Joe Gaskins, Earl Bush. CLAY Bush,
Opal Childs, Ora Spencer.
Carrie Conner, Teacher.
Leona Rayburn, Madge Bush,
Rubie Hill, Fannie Hill, Eva Hall,
Edna Fisher. Nellie Gaskins, Ray
Mourning, Carl Spencer, Otis
ohilds, Randolph Spencer, Sydney
SeIby, Samuel Doolittle.
Emma s. DiehI, Teacher.
Anna Knopp, Susie Blagg, Louise
Allinder, Ruby Gaskins. Elva
Blagg, Marie Allinder, Jennie Eva
Whaley, Hazel Childs, Belva
Blagg. Mary Rayburn, Lewis
Knopp. Evert, Luton, Vance
BIagg, Burke AlIinder. Ben Reber.
Otis Fisher, Clayton Castor. Wal.
ter Castor.
Geo. o. Musgrave, Teacher.
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J. w. W1NGRovE, Pastor.

Mr. Omer Riley. who was form
erly a bank cashier, but recently
book. keeper for the West Union
Wholesale Grocery Co., and who
had been for the past few weeks in
a hospital at Parkersburg suffering
from nervous prostration, while on
his way home to Ripley last Fri.
day, met death in a most unfortu-
nate manner at Wildwood. Mr..
Riley was brother of Mr.. W. W.
Riley of the Merchants National
Bank, of this city, who this COM
munity deeply sympathises with.
Buy your spring suits from your
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A Good Undertaken.

Mr.. F. M. Dunn, who recently
moved from Leon, this county, to
Eaton, Ohio, was here part of last
week on business. We can heartily
recommend Mr.. Dunn to the oiti-
zens of Eaton, as being a straight
forward young man; sober, honest
and industrious and fully proficient
in his line of business-undertaker
and embalmer. He has always
commanded the highest respect
and confidence of our people, and
we feel sure he will not fall below
that exalted plane in the opinion
of the citizens of Eaton. Mr.. Dunn
has purchased q large undertaking
business in the above named city
and is doing vel in the business
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Mr.. Llewellyn Williams and Miss
DeIilah Fowler. of Clifton, were
married at the home of Rev. Homer
J. Matheny in Clifton, Saturday,
Feb 10th. Mr.. Williams is pros
porous merchant and the bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fowler, of LOCUST Grove, and is a
most excellent and charming young
lady.
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His children playing with match
es set fire to the home ofB. M.
Moore. of Weston, Thursday, burn
ing everything. including a brand
new piano and two hundred dollars
in cash. The loss is $4,000.
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ROLLINS.
Correspondence, Goth.

Mrs. Mary Corfee, who has been
sick for some time with heart trouble
and nervous prostration Is no better
at this writing.
Work on the oil well on the Mitch
ell farm has been progressing very
slow for some time owing to the bad
condition the well was left in.
Charles Stephens regrets very much
that the Bug Run School is drawing
SO near to q close. You have our sym.
pathy Charlie.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-02-21

Read the new book, 'The Leg
end of the Great Cup" by Mrs E,
@. Winger. On sale at Van Gill
der's. Price 25c.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-02-21

New potatoes are beginning to
arrive in the United States from
Cuba and it is claimed they Will
replace the old potatoes on the
eastern markets in a short time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-02-21
MARRIED.

Mr.. Frank Harris, of Mason, and
Miss Nina Mcdaniel, CT Clifton
were married Sunday, Feb. 18th,
by Rev. B. F. Blagg. at his home
in Mason.
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The Y. M. o. A. of New Jer-
sey city discussed the subject
"Hell," which was followed by a
solo called TELL Mother I'll be
There"
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RIVER NEWS.

Captain Ed woodward, of the
Otto Marmet, was in our city PES
terday.
The Henry Laurey passed up the
Ohio yesterday afternoon with tow
of empties.
The Otto Marmet came in from
Cincinnati, early yesterday morn
ing with tow of empties.
The Lucy Marmet left Monday
morning early loose for Cincinnati
to bring up empties
The Sam CLARK on her way up
the Ohio with empties stopped in
the Kanawha yesterday for a fuel
fat.
Captain Harry Bailey, theveteran
ferryman between Mason City and
Pomeroy, is very i'll at his home
at Mason City.
The Sprague which arrived in
New Orleans few days ago with
q tow of coal will have one barge,
1850 barrels sugar and 80 empty
boats from New Orleans and from
Angola one barge. 100000 feet of
lumber on her return trip.
The Pittsburg and Morgsntown
Packet Line of steamboats, and
wharfboats will be sold at Pitts.
burg by the U. S. Marshal on
Wednesday. February 90. The
Columbia side wheel packet, is
the most valuable boat of the
line.
The Greenwood laying here in
the Kanawha left Monday after
noon on her regular trip for Gin
cinnati. The Stanley left Cinoin-
natl Monday evening on her regu.
lar trip. The Tacoma here in the
Kanawha will leave for Cincinnati
Saturday.
The water has fell 80 that the
ferryboat Champion, which sunk
in the Kanawha several days age
is left entirely on the bank, Captain
George P. Gardner of the Enter.
prise Dock Co., has headed
her and expects to float her on the
next rise.
The Joseph B. Williams hal
fortysix pieces in her tow now en-.
route to New Orleans. The tow
contains $4,000 bushels of GOAL
She is being rushed as rapidly af
possible, running night and day
to New Orleans, in order to reach
that city before another rise.
Mr.. q. Dudley Burdett, son Of
Mr.. John NJ. Burdett, salesman fol
the Stortz- Blazer Milling Co this
oity, has accepted position az
clerk in one of the large grocery
stores in Charleston. He is prom.
ising young man and his friends
here wish him success.
Calvin I. Taylor, of Mason, w
Va, chief engineer at the Excelsior
Salt Works, broke couple of RIBS
Thursday while attempting to tip
the water out of his johnboat. He
tipped the boat up on one side
when his feet suddenly slipped
from under him and he fell aorose
the edge of the boat, swapping his
ribs. It laid him up for several
days.-Pomeroy Democrat
The K. & M. depot was broken
into last night about 1 O'Clock, the
safe blown open but nothing OF
much value taken. This is the
| fourth raid on the danot within two
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The Great Revival at Heights U. B
Church.

The great revival at Heights
still continues. with many CONVEX
sions and several accessions to the
church, and many more have de-
cided for the better ways of life.
Come and worship with US.
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The K. & M. depot was broken
into last night about 1 O'Clock, the
safe blown open but nothing of
much value taken. This is the
fourth raid on the depot within two
years.
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SALE
OF SHOES.

We have few pairs of odd sizes hand-le from
big SALE which be sold in order make for
Spring Stock.
We have so pairs Ladies So and $3.50 shoes. sizes . az
and g. which have marked special price of $148 per
pair Don't fail take advantage of this opportunity this
price will move these few pairs very short time.
]. FRIEDMAN & co.
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Buy your spring suits from your
home Tailor, o. O. T1PPETT.
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At Heights, Sunday, February
Is, 1906, at high noon, Mr.. Thomas
V. MoGufin. of Middleport, Ohio
and Miss Floya Bush, were Joined
in the holy bonds of matrimony al
the home of the brides parents in
Heights, Rev. j. W. Wingrove, off.
ciating. None but relatives and
intimate friends were present. Mr..
MoGufin is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. McGufin, now of Middle.
port. while the bride is daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bush, FORM
erly of Roane county. near Spencer,
a well-to-do and highly respected
family. The beautiful young bride
was charmingIy dressed in white
cashmere, while the groom wore q
dark blue suit. The happy couple
Immediately left for Middleport,
their future home. The Register
extends Its congratulations and
wishes them a long and happy life.
Mr.. Brooks had not particle of
difficulty in holding his immense
audience-the trouble came the
other way. The audience ooud not
hold Mr.. Brooks long enough, tho
each of his enoores was thunderous.
Mr. Brooks read his own poems
only, and all were new.-Woroester
Telegram.
At Hooff's Opera House. Satur-
day night. under the auspices of
the ladies' Four O'clock Club.
Don't miss hearing Mr.. Brooks
a chance in a lifetime to hear a
man like him. He has a national
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Our Annual

Embroidery and White Goods
Sale will open Wednesday,
February a1st.
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Mr.. Joe Holley, an aged citizen OF
Putnam county, died of cancer Thurs,
day morning.
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Mr.. q. Dudley Burdett, son of
Mr.. John NJ. Burdett, salesman for
the Stortz- Blazer Milling Co this
CITY, has accepted a position as
clerk in one of the large grocery
stores in Charleston. He is prom
ising young man and his friends
here wish him success.
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Lent begins one week from to-
day.
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Mrs. Susan Williams, five and TWEEN
ty, has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. NJ. ]. Hereford, for a couple O
weeks.
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SAN JUAN DEL TROLLEY

El dlsimo rdmero en- el propr.ms
oe ias ne'tas dc San Juan, cores
pondio los obreros; para ellos hubo
un otl'e On el Parque sBorinqusu,.
Aqaf penssmos quo lsa referi
ass neasas han sido muy sostouas
para 81 pdblieo y de mu:ho bepe
nSlo para 10 empress del Trolley Y |,
del hlp6dromo,
fflmsro' Suntuso baile de socIe
oao On 81 Parque' segundo, Ksrmes
90 en- el parqae Tsreero, Bale d.
ninos en- ell Parqus. Cuarto, BAile d,
ooreros en- el Parque. 0 io,o, Ba.a
10 DC flores eerca del Parque. sexto
Carreras en- ell Parque. ... Y .snemo
que en- el Parque, sntes del Psruue
ds'pue' del ParQus. IN gran neqoci
nan aldo las fe,tas para dos ecmps
Mas; prineipalmsnte para Ia del Trc
Icy, gus Sc hA puesto las bct.,, &C
nomsros en- ell progtama Que Ia b,
| taVorecido superabunds nssmspte
i A elta fs.ts, que deisrA tc,snl
hlatoris, Ia bautiIGmos no,otros an
este nombVe; Los festQs de- San Juo
, del TroNeg,
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DESOE YABUCOA

FL domingo II de les corrientes,
90 llev6 q efecto un mitln en- eGusya
n6S,s barrio de Ia playa, de propa
ganda polhcA por ell ideal de Ia
Union, quedando eonstItuido el Sub
connie de 10 manerA siguients:
Presidente, don Domingo = inta
nG. Vice preaidente, don Jaime Nj
ller. VoeAleI. don Erckrn6cl6n G or
disu, don Ez9Quiel Arroyo, don Jo.e
Arroyo, don Juan B Cruz, don Eta
nislao o do Leon, Suplentes. dor
Emiliano Cintf6n, don Carlos Cintr6r
don Ramon Devils, don Juan Cruz
don Domir 60 Soils, don Ignaelo Lu
20, don FAuAiino Glmerez, don Ceci
lio Surlllo, don Pedro Vidal y dol
Catalina Rosa.
Habiendo tornado Ia palabra 10
oradorea Sguientsa' Don MsxImln,
Berries Colon, don Ramon Berries
don Jusn Rios.
El obrero don F.snilsco Sostre
eatuVo eorFacGo en- su discursc
dAndo & compreuder los 6nea que Del
S'gds nueatra colecsivldad csrrand
el scto el docior con Jore Eulogi
BarrloT, que ccnquiat6 muchos spla
sos. -----.------.---------
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OPERA "SCOGAAMIGuO'' v

Nos dispense aver el honor do una
AIensa vlaitA el cAballero don Gllbsr.
70 CaaAli G.acobszsl, copropi,tario
Do 10 CompsfifA sSccgoamiglio j, auisn
nos irforma 10 sigulente:
La ComlaillA embaresf6 salieu
do de Caracas, con deIsino q Puerto
Rico, ell de Julio prtxImo. Dsbuts.
IA en nueasro teatso el II con In 6ps
70 sLuciA.ssn Ia oual Ia aefora G n
ssTsdesemTsnE 81 paPsI Dc prot, 70
niaia,
Dsbido al exlto AlcAnIado on Va
ntsusla, la CompaffA ae hA vIsto obli
gada q hacsr Gili un nusvo sontras
por ccho fancic nsr, una de estas o.
honor del Presidents Castro, ell 5 d
julio fsChA en- que alumil q nuev,m m,r
IS el mardo ds loI poderes I 4 olisos.
EI entuaiAsmo en- San Juan 60
motiVo de la prt ina hmporaaa d
y perR, va .RCreScend0
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D|VERSAS NOT|C|AS
Nombramientos. Subasta.
Fl professor Sr. Urrutia,
Por concepto de multas.
EMBARGOS LtvANTADOS
Una demanda de dlvorclo.
Renuncia. Don Augusta
Ortiz. -Denunclas.

Dentro de unos dfas ae veri6esrAn
nombrami sntos en- el Departamento
de Ooras FdblicAs.
En- breve "a anuncisrSn las su'
bsstas del suminiatro de piedra para
10 conservsc'6n do lAa carreieras de
10 isla.
--Nuestro Im' go el professor don
Carlos Urruiis sali6 aver para Anaa-
90, Aeompahado dc 81 dlstinguida es
poss. Ambos pssarAn Alli una tenn
porada Al lado de 81 fsmilla
Han iugressdo en- el Tesoro s66
en concerto de mulsas impuestoI por
vsrios sub .eolectores de la i.la.
-Por disposition del Tesorero de
Puerto R,c0 se han levantado cua
renta y eustro embargoa en- dislintM
poblsclones de 10 isla.
LIN Nhorita Carmen Fuentes he
presentsdo lu ranuneia del cargo de
tslegrs6 to de Sahana q ande, nj m
br&ndoae en- 81 lugse q 10 sen )rits
MatIlde Puials.
LIE ha sido concedldo IN mes de
licsncia a 10 te'fgrsfsta do AaAsco
a. fiorita Lucia Rlseksht n quien pa.
sara esq tenporada en- VIeques oil 10
DO su fami)ia.
Ms supl'cs Mar,fo QliEonel
NadAl hAcer I Il 5licd que no 90 81 quier
con oil mismo nombte y apelii 10 apa
recs on az BAlusytes del "A del 90
rrisnte suscriblendo una adhssi6n o
pRrtido repuhlicano.
-Don Joaqula Carratco Rivera
v3ciuo de Catsfio, ha interpueato do
mAnda de div )rcio contra iu esposi
J dtHa Antonia L6pGz Bull, que reaid
sctuAlmense en- CAbo Roio, acus&ndol,
dc abAndono d,l hcgAr.
-Se ercuentra en- San Juan
acompt d ado de au esposs, ell mArshs
de la Corte de HlmlcRo don August
O.tiz
Han lido denuncadoH vhrio
;" comercisntss Gu Vega bais, Aguadill
l. y Jusna Dfaz por inftacci6n & las ID
q yes de rsntaH internsa
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AVIsO INTERSTATE

Retugio Dc NidoS DeSdmporddss y
Don Nico a. CollSEo, dueGo de una
fabrica y tiendA de sabAcos en- Fhce.
bus, ciudAd dsl E,tsdo de Virginia.
con rtsrsnclas tavors b 40 en- punto
4 morSlidad situAei6n ecor6micA,
ofrSce recibir bSio su Krott cc!on & uno
dc los nin1s amparadoI rtcomenda-
dos por eItA socledsd humsnltarIa,
oblig&odoIe q darle instruction edu.
eaCi6n en- una eIeuela primariA de
aquella ciudsd y mas tarde en- la
Normal de Barrypton, y enaef arls el
oacio tabAqusro,
Para 10 mas scsrtada eleccI6r
del nifo que Sc deEea, 10 Junta d,
Dlreciores del r tJgIo c0nvocA POI
medic de sItAE liness ( los nl1os po
bres de esta ciudsd que Aspirtn
aQuellos bensfeics, para cue coneu
iran & 10 sAla municipal el dia d
Julio pr6ximo, por Ia tArde.
EH cordici6n nscesaria que los nl
nos que concurrau sean mayores de
amos J que no sxccdan de 10; que sea
huerfAnoG de padre , madrei que sst6
deEamparAdoS por aus pArlsutes,
por 10 menos que no pusdan eh1
darles adusGci6n } ofsio , que goce
de buena salud.
Sc suplicA les psrsonaa qus Il
yersn este AviEo y conezsan nla;
hUe'tanoi Dc SOndicIOusI que en- 81