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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04

Sister Johnsod, wife of Bro Richard
Johnson, daughter of Cochran,
was born and reared iu Marshall Coun
tY, near Lewisburg, was married to Bro.
johnson October 5, 1865. To this un.
ion was born six children, three boys
and three girls
She professed faith ia Christ in early
life and joined iha G 2 Church. After
her marriage to ljr,. johnson she united
with the Methodist Church South, in
which with hr husband, she ever
lead a beautiful Christian life until God
called her home. Her friends were on
y limited by her acquaintance. As a
neighbor she could not be excelled for
her acts Of kindness, as wife she was
faithful, loving and true, and tor forty
one years. one mo. and three days they
journied through life sweetly and hap.
PLY together. As a mother she was ind
and afectionate almost TO a fault. She
leaves three sons and two daughters to
mourn her loss, one daughter had at the
age of 20 years, two months and two
days gone on to welcome mother at the
beautiful gate + often talked with
Sister johnson in her home. In her
afIliction her faith was strong, her hope
bright; she SAID to me, "Bro. Bone,
there is not thing between me and my
Master" 1t was good to be there
Itwas her request that l should preach
her funeral and that Bro. Kellum, her
pastor, lead in prayer. She selected as
the first song "Jesus, Lover of my Soul
and as the second Goods Children are
Gathering Home," Bro Jas. d Vaughan
to conduct the song service. With a
smile on her face she sweetly fell asleep
IN Jesus on November s, 1906. Dear
Brother, you and the children will miss
her yet you do not weep as those who
have no hope, for mother has only gone
before, and now she is waiting to greet
you, on the bright and shining shore.
God bless and comfort you all is my
prayer. ] have lost friend.
] X BONE.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04
To JDJOnes.

AS the owner of 100 acres of land,
situated in the 2nd Civil District of
Lawrence County, Tennessee, and bound
ed on the North by Wilcoxson, on the
East by Price, on the South by Monson
and on the West by King, you are here
by notified that unless you appear at
my office in the Court House in the
town of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, on or
before the 8Oth day OF January, 1907,
and pay State, County and all other
taxes assessed against said lands, togeth
er with alliuterest, penalties and costs
incurred including this notice or publica
tion, as now provided by law, your right
to redeem same shall be forever barred,
and deed to same shall be at once exc
cuted by me to John Jones, the pur
chaser of said lands.
Witness my hand, at Office, on this
9th day of November, 1906.
JNo. B KENNEDY,
Circuit Court Clerk.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04
West Point Pointers

The best candyIyou ever tasted at G.
NJ. Scotts.
A big lot of Oranges, Grapes and
Apples at Styles.
Clarence Scott has fresh supply Of
Candies for Xmas.
Stop in and look at Styles assortment
of Toys and Xmas Presents.
Nuts, raisiDs, candies ard everything
for baby 5 stocking at scott's.
If you want some sweet oranges or
big red apples see Clarence Scott.
Give the old man a box of cigars,
such as Clarence Scott sells cheap.
If you want to give her beautiful
lamp for Christmas, see Joe Styles.
Joe Styles has the candy. Everything
from a gum drop TO crystalized fruit.
Firewolksl Fireworks! Fireworks
At Styles
Take your laundry to Joe Styles
Everything returned promptly but the
J dirt.
Jewelry! Any piece of jewelry that
you can want will be ordered for you at
WHOLESALE PRICES by Joe Styles.
Now is the time to order silyerware for
Christmas.
FOR RENT:-A good Seven room
house, NEW, with Barn, Etc. Situated
in North Lawrenceburg. Also one
near Depot. See V h Lockwood,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04
Nonresident Notice.
Hall, Kelton & Co.

Jones & johnson etal
In this cause it appears by athdavit
that the defendants, J d Jones and Sam
C-Johnson, comprising the firm of Jones
& johnson, is justly indebted to the
plaintiffs, and are non-residents of the
State, so that the ordinary process of
law cannot be served on them, and an
assigned attachment having been levied
on d Jones property and returned to
me, it is therefore ordered that publica
tion be made in the Lawrence Demo
crat, a newspaper published in the City
Of Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. for four
consecutive weeks commanding the said
j D Jones and S c Johnson, and the
firm Jones and Johnson, to appear be
fore me at my Office in Lawrenceburg,
Tennessee on the fifth day of January,
1907, and make defense to said suit or
it will be proceeded with ex parte
This Nov. 81 1906. JM GILMORE.
White q Sneed, attys. Justice of Peac9
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04
For Sail.

One 2 story, room house with good
barn, smoke house, wood house etc.
80 400 feet. q Cash, balance time.
For further particulars call on or ad-
dress. In HAeAN.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04

sALEMEN WANTED To look
after our interest in Lawrence and the
adjacent counties. Salary or commits
sion. Address Lincoln Oil Co., Cleye-
land, Ohio.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04
A FORM PIED"
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warmt hofh fhisrem Please Excuse
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04

LO5T:-In Lawrenceburg, some-
where between the Public Square aRd
my residence, a Fountain Pen. win
pay 80 cents reward for its recovery.
10 CBUMF.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04
WRITE US Letter

Put aside all timidity and write as
freely and frankly, in strictest conf
dence, telling as all your symptoms
and troubles. We viii send free advice
lin plain, sealed envelope, how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-12-04
EVERYTHING BUT DEATH

I suffered" writes Virginia Robson,
of Easton, Md, "until 1 took Cardui,
which cured me so quickly itsurprised
my doctor, who didn't know / was
taking it. / wish I had known Of
Cardui earlier in life.'
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
CHAPTER VIII.
AT Dead of Night

DAVID HARCOURT meantime, had long since
- reached home after his interview with Miss
L L'Estrangc, whereupon Mrs. Grover had presented
him with her first specimen of housewifery in
the shape of a lunch. But, as if to prove that
the fates against literature that day. she
also presented him with letter from the agent
Dibbin, saying, Herein please find address of
Sarah Gissing servant of the late Miss Gwendoline
Barnes, promised
Davids first impulse to go straightway after
the meal to interview this Sarah Gissing. Then he
and, after lighting his pipe, he walked up to his
literary tools with the grinness of a man about TO
throttle enemy. WhereupOn he sat down and
wrote something When he came back to earth with
a weary but taut brain, Mrs. Grover was gone for
the day. 1t near seven in the evening and the
prarie-wolf within growing, Dinner time ,"
thought to himself that there was no reason why
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

II. n DlLLCI ldIlCuJdllOll OdAlAC
from her, so thin and low
that van Hupfeldt could scarce
hear it. He stood over her,
looking at her, his heart in his
mouth; and presently, bending
to her, he whispered, " Tell
mel"
God knOws!" came from
her brokenly.
He put his lips on her hair,
and she shivered. 1T IS Yes.
then, said he; but pity me
still more, and say that it shall
be at once"
NO" she sobbed. II must
have time to think. 1t Is too
much, after all"
At that moment Mrs. Nor
daunt entered. Violet, aroused
by the opening door, stood up
with a bent head. an averted
face, and van HuPfeldt said.
with a sort of frenzied laugh.
70 Mrs. Mordaunt, See how
the days are lengthening out
already"
Mrs. MOrdaunt looked at
Violet with a query in her
glance; and Violet S great eyes
dwelt on her mother without
answering by any sign that
question of lifted eyebrows.
The girl was puzzled and over
wrought. Was it so that men
won women, that some man
urely this was a strange wOOingi
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

never bel Clear your sisters namef You still
talk like a child.
ishment as she saw her castle in the clouds dlmIn-
ishing She stared IN her turn, with open lips, cry
ing, Do YOU say this: that II will never beg
How can you set a mans life on the chance of
the realization Of such mere dreamf asked van
Hupfeldt, irritated, saying more than was wise.
"A dreaml" murmured Violet, as if in a dream
herself. Then who Is 1t that has sent me this
Thereupon she drew from her pocket David
Harcourt's S unsigned note. She held it out to
Hupfeldt. and he, without touching, leaned over
and read it. apparently slowly; more than once,
so Violet thought He stood there looking at the
letter an unconscionable time, she holding It out
for him 70 read, while the mans face bled away
nwardly it were TO death, and some power seemed
TO rivet his eyes, some power stronger than his
The thought passing through van Hupfeldt's soul
was this; Some one knows that she duly
welded wife But who? and howl To him it Is
somehow a pretty certain thing and the proofs
Of it may sooner later be forthcoming and
then he Will give these proofs to Violet"
Il see then that it was not you who sent it to
me-" said Violet at last and as she said II, a
tain gadness, little thrill Of relief occurred some
where within her.
Van Hupfeldt Strengthened himself. His lips
were white, but they smiled dreadtuly, though for
some part Of a second he hestated before he said:
" Now, who told you that
Il do not. OF course, know the facts" said
Violet; but / should like to-"
You may as well know" said van Hupfeldt,
turning away from her. Yes, / sent 1t"
Violet flushed. His manner did not carry con-
vction even TO mind not used to doubt the spoken
word 1t was horrid to think he was lying. Yet
an odd sheepishncss visible in his face; his
voice not strong and brave.
Well, l still in a maze" she murmured.
Since it was YOU who sent it, and since YOU say
in it that my sisters honor is now pretty certain
thing and that the proofs will be forthcoming,
why did you say moment ago that it IS a mere
dream to look forward to their forthcoming?
Van Hupfeldt looking out of the window.
lie did not answer at once; only after a minute he
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

r,a;,. h,,s rDerhaps not a pain which you VIII be
unable 20 Outlve. Nevertheless. from W1at =
already know of YOUR sisters history. see that It
must be told you after, not before, our union AI
is a terrible history, ! gather, narrowing taie.
You don't even guess. you are tar from beng able
TO hear IT now, even II coulo ten you now
Violet say Yes TO mel
What? Without understanding anything
"Yes. Violet, turn TO mel Violet, say les 70
me!''
NV pledged word, nothing else; that IS enough
I say that within six months not more, from the
day Of marriage you shall nave an Ina tnat You you
found for already / am its track But unless
you consent you will never know the emid VIII
never be found for / shall be dead, and the knoWl-
edge which l am in course Of gathering VIII Gle
with me- If YOU will not give yourself then' agree
to that bargain you spoke Oh.
ceives"
1T IS the only condition on which can come
together / could not bring you to-day the proofs
that YOU long for, If / had them IT must DC
six months after-nOt less than SIX months aIter
and for then / promise. calling Heaven TO witness
Believe in mel Not all things that a man says are
true: but this IS true. Violet for Owens sake,
within week-the sooner it's done, the sooner
YOU hear-withn not more than two weeks
Violet sore beset. shielded her eyes with list
less hand Van HuPfeldt was pleading like a man
battling for his last earthly good And yet ana
vet he left her cold. Il don't doubt your promise,
She said with charming shyness, but 1t IS a
great matter, you give no guarantees, you may
fail and then all will have been in vain
q | won't fail / shall so manage that there VIII
be no chance of failure. And TO prove my faith,
if YOU say Yes think | can undertake that within
ONLY two months after the marriage the child shall
be unearthed and within SIX the proofs OF ms leSl-
imacy shall be handed you. That's fair-that seems
farer-come. now. Only, the marriage must be
prompt in that case without fortnight S delay
l can't offer better terms. What do you say TO
this?"
Violet, without answering, suddenly cast herself
upon the sofa ahead, burying her face deeply IN
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

to the window farthest from that at which
Hupfeldt stood, and the unspoken words her
lips were, The miserable mani"
At last van Hupfeldt almost rushed at her. with
the cry: THE promise on that sheet of paper in
your hand shall be fulfilled, and fulfilled by me-
VOW, it to you! But the fulflment OF it
must not be made condition of our union. The
union must come first, and then the fulhlment
and the quicker the union the the fulfil
ment."
NO. l will not have it So"
"You mustl'
You are to release my wrist instantly, Mr.
Hupfeldtl"
You must!"
But why hold me?"
Listen-you sister a welded wife l know
it, have reason to know it, and am certain that
If you marry me, within six months after the mar
riage shall be in position to hand YOU the proofs
of everything tell you truly the whole history
from beginning to end"
But why six months after? Why not six
months before"
i have rsasons-there reasons. What l
shall have to tell will be pain to you, foresce
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

replied, without looking round:
It was l who sent you the
note. Yes, it was ! and what
! say in it is true-sOmehOw-
true in someway; but | did
not wish you to make the
realization Of those hopes a
condition of your giving your
self to me. Hence, l said that
your stipulation was a mere
dream. Now, you understand;
now, l think, all IS clear to
your mind" :"
Violet sighed, and made no
answer. All was not 50 very
clear to her mind. One thing
only was clear, that the nobil-
ity with which she and her
mother had credited van Hup-
fcldt in sending the note anony-
mously, so that he might not
claim a reward from her, was
not deep nobility; for he had
promptly volunteered the in
formation that it was he who
had sent it. She felt some
disgust. A woman disillusioned
about a man rushes to the
opposite pole. Let him but be
detected to be not the hero
which she had thought him,
and steep is his fall. Hence
forth he is not only not a hero,
but less than nothing in her
eyes. Violet paced aimlessly
through the room, then went
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

had won her sister?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
OESDE LARES
Meeting uniOnista ceIebrado
en- ell bsrrio Espino. Ora
dores della Union.
LOS REPUBLlCANOS
La administration unionista.
Obras de nueva construc-
ci6n. Casa Consistorlal

Mayo 5. e. mssticg de propsgan-
de- celeprAdo por el psrtldo unionIstA
oil domingo 6ltlmo en- el bArrio &c, pi-
ncs, de esta Jurisdiction. y on 10 casa
del contscuents corrsliglonario don
Arturo Soler, rssulio un ex to colosal
para nussira causs,
Barta dscir, que On csc lugsr,
donoe en- otro tempo esoasesban loa
psrtidarios nusa,ros, so reunieron en-
oil asso de dicho meeting csrca do mil
cireunGsansesi 90 81 msyorfA veeinoa
del mlsmo bsrrio, en- donde cuenta
con baaIante irhlencia don Ramon
Colon, principal candidate y & nuestro
iuicio, el mas m ,ritorio que entire los
republicanos optan por scr AloAlds.
SinteiiEando el reiultado del mi.
sin q que nos retsrimos, diremoa que
todos los oradorss que en 81 tomsron
parts, est1vlsron do lleno On 10 maa
Altlva oefansa y correcss pr0pagands
del ideal unioni,tK.
So sigai6saron por la elocusncia
de sua discuraos d On Pedro Csleasino
Santiago, los doctores sefores Sein y
Benet Valdes, qllenss fleron justa.
msnts splAudioos.
AL regrssar los propagsndlatss al
pueblo ae VERTIGO una luclda y orde
NADIA mAnitestacl6n pdbiicA con que
90 ultim6 digoamants oil festival pa.
sri6sico.
-Vsnimos obIervando que en- 10.
disttntos mittns dc los republicAnos
habidos haata hoy no predomina O.
entusiaamo y actividad dc aquellal
epocas que no sc conocian los Win
lhrop, Post J Hamil y notamos tam
bi6a que los que 90 dedickn q ess in
frucsuoss propsg an1a entran al pue
bio despr@i de no>hs en- contusa gri
tsrfa para lamar la atsncion, ain gu,
en- realidad prusoen 10 ssrisdad po
derio de que hacen vsuo alsrde.
La administration p6blica d.
este pueblo, sc acredita cada ysz ma
por ~ honradez, b1en acierlo sfcs
cia absolute.
Con los dineros del empr6ssit,
contratado por el Ayuntamienso &C
ltual, hemos adQuirldo una msgnifc
lcasa Consistorial, 90 eita hacienda g
plano de un msrcado cupisrlo gu
pronto hA do construiras, Rsi com
tam nien Se tniciaral otrau msjoras d
carAcler p6blieo que daran m Ayor en-
bellecimiento q ID poblAcI6n, TODD eat
90 dsbido q Ia compassionate y tacto ex
| quisito del Conceio municipal como
Ia entendidA direction y huenoH pro
p6sitos del prestigioao Alcalde do
Antonio G. Gonzalez,
/ CORRECTIONAL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
DESDE AOJUNTAS
Unas bOdas. La ssquia.- .-Es.
casez de frutos MEMORIES
por ssta causa.
EL MUkICIPIO
Proyectos del a'calde. = Tn
reloj pdblico. .-Entrete-
nimiento de GALES.

Contrsieron matrim 1nio On esta
villa, oil spreclabls cSballero don Jose
Vicente Martinez y 10 sgraciada Ee
GorltA Maria Jimsnez.
Laborioso y honrado 81, virtuoss
y de rsevanses prendAs morales ella,
augdroles una existenciA de no iuie
rrumpidas t,licidades.
La bodA tuvo caraeser familiar,
habiendo sido invitadas muy pocAA
personals particularss, entire las gu.
20 cuenta cate humilde noticiero do LA
DEMoCRACIA,
Deseamos d 10 fsliE parejA una
stsrns luna de miel y que ismas 80
yea 81 dicha interrumpida.
-Dsspuss de una prolongada 40
qufa han caldo algunoa sguaeeros en-
esta jurisdiction,
Fslta hacfan, pues "a eataba eAsi
psrdidA 10 cosecha de feusos menores,
sAles como hAbichuelas, mAiz, ssc etc.
Tamblea favoreoe 10 preaente lluvi&
Ia segunds fl ,reclda dc cafe, contir
mando 10 esperarza de una esplendl-
d. c3sscha,
Ell Municipio do Adj lnlas, on
el estado fl )recieote On que 80 hAya,
pudo hAoer hecho un prssupIesso par a
1905 OF, que huolera sldo 10 corona
ci6n del triunf0 dc los Unionistas On
81 psso por 10 standardization, y no
obstante 90 vera on 10 necesidad ds
haeer IN adhefssio. tsniendo como tiens
que asemperarse & los precepsos dc 10
inconcebible aecci6n 50 do 10 clay Mu-
nicipals que mpezara q reglr el pri.
nero de Julio proxlmo, y con arreglo
q 10 cual hi de conf scclonarse aquel
documento,
PenSAbA oil AleAlds y o. Ayuuta
miento, porque resursos hay para
clio, dotSr q 10 10 olAci6n de un relo,
p1blico, mplastica' el psseo J embe
ilecer 10 plazA principal, sumentar lol
enseres del hospital y ale lder q otral
necssidAdes, y tendra que prescindil
de clio por el pr6xImo am econ6mico
toia veE que 10 suma duplicsda Col
arreglo q 10 reeaudAdo por el primsl
semestre de Julio & Dlciembrs de 1905
no permits esas erogaciones, Aunqu
como anteS die, el Munieipio tien,
racuraos, con 81 ingessos natur alei
durants sl a13, para hacer las me
|ioras indicadaf.
Sc estA proceaiendo por el mu
nunicipio oil rsseoo y rslleno do lal
GALES do 10 poblscion.
Dlnt.n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
DESDE AREC|BO
Termination de las fisstas
patronaIes. Repartiei6n
de premlos a los nihos
ESPLENDIDA RETRETA
Regreso de la Banda de Ia
folicia Insular. Cinema
tografo Garcia.

Mayo Sci 1ltimo DIE do las fss.
tas del Patron dc Arecibo, que fue
aver, tuvo lugar uno do los aetos
mas hsrmosos do todos los fssteios
por au trssrendeucia y 10 que repre-.
senta. A las cineo de 10 tards %
conatituyeron on uu palso lsvantado
en- Ia plaza, oil Supsrintendents do Ks.
cuslas aenor Landr6n. 10 Junta ssco.
lar, sl Alealds, miembros do la oomi.
sion dc fssteios y el cusrpo do prots.
sores do Arscibo, con el an do otor-
gar los premios los nihos que du.
rante el sfio 90 hAbian distlng aldo
por su aplicaci6n y conducta, eligien.
do uno por cada grupo y con los cua.
leA los obssQ uiaba 10 Comisi6n do
fsateios, On nombrs del pueblo de
Arecibo. Fusron los agraeiados: 10.
sefs Alvarsz, Carmen II, Navas, Juan
Velszquez, Jossia GulllAn, Giiller.
nina Teiads, Petra Cen,eno, Victor
Manuel Colon, Palblna TAvarsz, Ma
ria Colon, Ana Livia G arcss, P. Osa.
clio, Catalina Barina, Francisco AL.
varez. Roaalla Lomsfa, Manuel del
Campo, Vicente Asaacs, Gaillermo
Perez. Carmen R3mAp, Angela Cuehf,
Isidra Rivera, Selsnis Corrsa, Jose
Col6s, Pablo Ginorio y Maria Alum.
Amaniz6 este acso 10 banda do la po.
ltcls, quo TOGO varias pleas que fae-
ron muy splaudidas, Csrraron ests
hermoso festival con diseursos alusi.
vos oil obiato los ledoras don Manuel
Perez Ayiles y don Enrique Landr6n,
! -Anochs di6 au seganda retrsta
10 excelents banda do 10 policia, to.
eando admirablemente vArlas pleas,
entire elias sLa cacerfas, que fae muy
aplaudida Sc quemaron fuegos, ter.
minAndo los teatsios con un bale de
maacarss en- el tsasro, al que asisti6
numeroafsima concurreneia, sntre
ella una comparsa de maacaritas '
varios i5venes de buen humor qua
faeron de traies. La orquesta de In
polieis ameniz6 el bAile durando haa-
ta los dos de Ia maflana,
En- 81 tren de 10 tarde sale para
San Juan la banda do Ia policfs, que
an sgradables ratios nos ha hscho
pSsar tn estas deatAs.
-Ha llegado a ssta ciudad al Cir.
90 Europeo, con 81 collection dc As.
raa, Para mafianA 6nuncia az prims
ra flnci6n.
La pr6xlma semana llsgsrG 4
esta ciudad el mGgnifico c, nemal6gra q
10 Lumiece, empreIa NJ. Garcia, o.
cuAi ttae un nuevo y Vxriado sur,id(
do peicllaS.
CORREsPoNsAt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
BOARDING HOUSE

Gale 81, ndmero 104, oeste, New
York, Sitio muy centrico. Pr6ximo
al subway, q los elevAdos, & los carros
electricos de Amsterdam, Columbus,
Broadway, "a y 90 svsnidA. Muy cercs
del hotel Marie A't0inette, donde estA
el Cub lber0 americana A siete cuadras
del doctor Henna. Casa amplis y ele.
gaute. Cocins americana J espaflola.
aci6ncompletAmente nueva. Tres
ban %.
Pidanae informea & 10 a6ministra-
zion do LA DEMoCRACIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-05
VAR|AS NOT|c|AS
Detenido por uItrsje. - Un
avisO. Gran fiesta en- ell
kteneo. = Un debut,
NUEvO SEMANaRlO
Venta de lin establecim ento
mercantiI. -,-Dlnero y ropa
de un confnadc.
-Ha aldo detsnldo por ultrsjs 4

-Ha aldo detsnido por ultrsje &
Francesca Laureano, el indtviduo VI
csn,e Esiels, de Utuado. Sc 10 exlgi6
una aapzA de quiniensos dollars,
Sc nos eucsrga dar svtso & 10
familis del confnsdo R6mulo Ofsiz,
que fAllecl6 ca sl Hospital Municipal,
que dicho individuo dei6 I'm chsgue
por valor do s6 90, que 90 encuensrs
depositado en- el BAnco Coloniai;s
sdsmks una mania y dos mudas do
ropa, cuyo dinero y prend&s puede
reclamAr.
--Ha fiado gu resldencia on esta
cIudsd, Cruz IA, 10 estim able tamilis
Dsfll6 Lopez de Victoria, de 10 ciu.
dad do Msysgiisz.
La sonora dofa Mariana Lopez
dc Victoria de Dehllo vlsne con el oh
jeto do trsbssr ca San Juan en- los
ramos de trsies ds m ida para dgmss
y conf3ccion de aomb breros, on los que
ha demossrado competsncla anterlo or.
mente,
-',L-s aehores Luif1a Hermanos,
comerciantss de esta plszA essableci,
dos On FortalezA 40 y 81, nos parsici.
pan por msdio de aIenta cArta, circu
lar haber vsndido 81 establecimiento
mercantil q los se1ores don ROGUE
Panisgua y don Aleiandro Gaos, re.
servandose la liquidacion do los ore
ditos q 81 favor, y con6rlendo pooer
| 4 don Juan Cottlnesi de todo 10 cusl
tomAmos nota.
-Ha visitado nleatra rsdacci6r
el nuevo semansrio espiritista Luz d,
| Orients que ha empezsdo q publicsrs,
en- Puerta de Terra, siendo gu Dlrec
tor nueatro apreCiabie correligionaril
don J oA6 R,yes Calder6n, q quien do
mos gracias por su corlesia.
Ell Is do JUNO tsrmins este an
el curse eacoiar. Segdn not az ira
tass de celebrar con una fiesta en- Q
Aselec, el cerre del expresado cursc
--Ests noche debutkr&a en el tsa
tro del PatQue 10 comptfla do Va
riedsd dc Edna y Wodd. FL espec
taculo prCneSe Ier lnIereRAnIe