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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
MERCADOe
GACETiLLAS.

Administrsci6n.-Se ruega ( los se
nores Agentes de este peri6cico Que
tengan On 80 podsr recibos de la HGs
tracs6n Gallega Asturiana, se sirvar
cobrsrlos 6 devolverlos para fnes .ds
este mes y remesar 10 que tenran rs
caudsdo por este concepto, pues sl pri
nero del entrante oesark esta cass sn ID
agsncia de- aquel psri6dico, ten;sndc
que entregar 10 recaudado los re,ibol
8 quien ls sustituye.
Dos homicidios. s.-Dsspu6s de hsbsl
sido asesinado On Ia noche del sabsde
uu hombre de color & punaladas 10,
otro en- Pusrta de TERRA, el domink o
como & Las nueve de Ia mocha, I'M sujetc
blanco, aduanero, mat6 de an tiro 4
otro iudividuo, que recibi6 ell proyecti
en- el pecho, cayendo bocs sbsjo y mu
riendo una hora despnes. Este 1Itimc
hecho ocurri6 en- Ia Gale de la Tancn
& las ocho m sdia de la noche, frente
Ia casa particular del director del BoLR
TIN, dicese que motivado por los celos
No recordamos dos asesinatos tan in
mediatos en- Pnerto-Rico. Los delin
cuentes han sido presos y los tribuna
les han incoado oportunamsnte los dos
respectivos processes.
Urge el remsiio. -En el re,iuto de-
Ia muralla del Norte, en- ell campo de
MORO ciertas GALES, 90 reunen 4 ve'
ces multitud de muehachos vsgabundos
la mayor parte de color, que srman que
rras pedradas, ssliendo de clos nc
pocos descalabrados, corriendo grave
peligro de producir una desgracis. Las
palsbrotas que Sc 1icen no son para oil
das. Recomendamos Sc sviten por quisr
corresponds estos aspect scuios que tan
to desdicen de nusstrs cultura.
y Vacuna lsgitims. s.-Habiendose tras
laEsdo { ests capital nm entsndido IA
cultEAjyo del Centro do Vacunaci6n d.
MadriS Ia Fesuelto establecer aqui uue
que tan. .sslta hsce al pals, 81, como
espera, pc el suxilio del Gobierno
de Ia Dip ;6n provincial de lol
Ayunsamlsns ' 81 efecto el domingc
pr6ximo hara o ensayo pGblico er
Oangreios vacnnaI gratis, de una no
villa que ma pkcPotA q SodOa los nj
nos que 90 presenter asta donds Al
4 canoe 81 virus. En- sl n aro s;sn;ant.
SSdirsmos la hora en- que ten < lnosr !,
d ,~acunacion en- la 6uoa del ssL Thar;
4 4smos sido los primeros en- dir n,
i. eesso de vacunAeion formal en- 'rto
Rico.oue he asordado subvencioA L /,
Provacia, y no podsmos msnoe
aplsudr Il isIis circunssancis dc q.
90 hayeu- assntado IN msdico especi
lista para faatesrlo.
!. EseritAs hnaas anteriores. hem
" sabido que i nombre del professor '
9 cunador - D.~atonio Sierra , Cart
!, y los que gussn irsa & vaounar el d
= mingo dsbsn sslss de aquf On sl tren
4. las dos msnos e,arto.
IL Finis. 10 noche del domingo
ae 20 lugar On Ell teato 10 Ultima funci
sn 4 benefcio de los coros y orques
90 Cant6ss la bellisima spera del macs
o. Bellini Norma On cuys eiscucion tuv
a. ron los artiatas momeitos felices, 90
o. cialmentc las sehoras visconti = ALI
r. Il ' 81 senior Grill. Las dos prime
"a. iusgon muy aplsudidas su sl sssass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

- El dia Is SO bautiE6 bendiio 10 nue.
va j elegante iglesis do Rio-grande
que ae ACADIA de coustruir. Sentimoi
que ncsatras ocupaciones nos hayar
impedido asistir { Las hestas que all
tuvieron lugar J que estuyieron lucidi'
simas, seg6n NOS aseguran, hsbi6ndose
inaugnrado el cn!.o en- la iglesia nuevs
sl dia is, hscho Ia fiesta de Ia patrons
el 16. J la celebration del Corpus el do,
mirgo II. A estas fiestas religiosas
que 50 hicisron con el producto de uns
suscripci6n que coEtribuy6 con 5000
sl senior Ubarri, acudieron cinco sscer.
dotaa de los pueblos csrcanos; On cada
uno de los tres dias prsdic6 un oradoI
distinto.
Con decir que la iglesis. presupuesta
On S1k.000, % construyo con 81, 800
gracias { 10 iniciativa y esfuerEo de
nuestro amigo el senior Alcslds D. Rs
mon villamil. que no solo 90 convirti6
On sobrestants de- IL obrs, sino que
traslad6 grAtis loo materiales en- sus ca.
rrstas, cuidando mas del temple = de
los inisreses pGblicos que de los suyos
propios, "a sstI hecha Ia apologize del
Alcalde 1 quien tan cruds guerra hsce
81 reformismo. rs Ia primera obra que
80 ejecnts CON POGO mas de la mitad de
"a prssupuesto.
Telicitamos cordialmente al senior vi
llamil , todos los que { 10 obrs CON-
tribuysron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

A6rmamos que janas en- las colum
mas de este peFi6dico Sc hs acusado |
ningun gobernador de deliriam tremen,
nj de alxamianto del codo en los salo
mes dc la Fortsleza. Aqui estin nues
tras colecciones para atsstiguar que
desmsntimos con pruebas & cierto pa
pei vecino.
Airmamos y rspetinos que 10 asini
lssi6n absolute 8 sea Ia identidad, e. ID
ruina de Pnerto- Rico. 7 bien 10 prue'
ban las Ordsnanxas , el Arancei de
aduanas.
Tornamoe { rspetir que faltan { Ia
verdad los que de neocat6licos NOS cali6.
can. siemprs que este vocablo signif
que cxt6lico nuevo 8 carlista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
L. Santa Pastoral en- Hofmigueros.

HOY cue 10 religion criatiana % haiia
tn fnsrtsmsnts oombatidA por l0s enc.
uaieos d ID vsrdad hoy que pof sodas
parses % haoen esfusrxOs titanicos por
dssprsstiRisr con sviesa intanc:6n los
Ministries del altar hoy que les mo-
dsrnas iustituciones pretsnden envol.
vernos On ess turbulento olesis de
ueerss ideas; pues hoy, repito, On
medic dc eaA rastrera J antireligioss
propaganda que visnen hacienda 10.
uue no sabsn mas que medrar ID SOM
bra de ls faisa doctriDa que sostienen
= an gran consnslo, 6r.. Dirsetor, pars
ID alma cgistiana d pEsHsaslaT eaa'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
Severe BASqOu.
45.-SAN FRANCIS co..
SAN JUAN pUERTO-RICO.

Girs letras en- todas cantidades & corta vista
sobre las siguientes capitales y pueblos de Ia
Peninsula, slas Baleares y las Oanarias.
ALICIA.
Bayo, Bayona, Betanzos, Buio, Oamarifias,
Oarballo, Caldas de Reyes, Oarril, Gee, Corcu-
bion, Constance, Carnota, Ferrol, Finisterre
Gusrdia, Lage, Lugo, Maloica, Mondohedo,
Muros, Mugia, Noya, Ortig1eirs lSants Mar
tsl, Orense, Padron, Ponteve1ra, Puente-
areas, Puentedeume, Puents Ceso Puente del
Puerto, Redondela, Rivadeo, Santiago, Tuy,
Vigo, Vivero, Vilagsrcia, yimianzo Zas.
AsTU RIAs.
Aviles, Cangss de Onis, Cangss de Tineo
Castropol, Colunga, ca iillero, Figueras, Gil
ion, Grade, Lastres, Luarca, Lanes, Oviedo,
Pola de Laviana, Pola de Lena, Poia de Siero,
Prayia, Rivadese la, Salas, Sauna de Langreo,
Tapia, Tineo, Vllaviciosa Indesto.
Resto de Espaiia.
Albacete, Albuh), Alcala 10 Real, AlcSntara,
Alcafiz, Alcra, Alcoy, Alfaro, Almanse, AL.
mudevar, Almerfa, Almunecar. Agailar, Alge-
clras, Alicante, Antequera, Anddjar, Areoys
de Mar, Arenys de Munt, Astorga, Ateca,
Avia, Ayerbe, Azcoitia Badajoz, Baena, Bae.
"a, Barcelona, Barbastro, Bejar, Slbao, Bla-
u0S, DuCSOS, DTOla5I DdotiOIoa, OdDTdy OdC6-
res, Oadiz, Caatayud, Oalahorra, Calella, Cal
detas, Canet, Carihena, Cartagena, Carcaen-
to, Oarmona, Caspe, Oastellon, Castro-Ur-
diales, C6rdova, Uludadela, Ciudad Rodrigo
Ceuta, Chinchilla, Don Benite, Ecija, Elche
Estella, Figueras, Garrovillas, Corona, Gra
ma la, Guadalajara, G ladx, Gibraltar, Haro
Helm, tIueva, Huesca, lescar, Hinojosa
del Dnque, Jaca, Jaer, Jativa, Jerez La Es-
Gala, Lls Poi Ias, Leon, Lerida, Ii sares, Lo-
ja, Logroho, Lucena, Madrid, Malaga, Man.
resa, Martos, Marchena, Matar6, Masnou,
Montoro, Montills, Montblanch, Montanchez,
Motri, Moron, Morella, Murcia, Navalmoral
ORate, Orihuela, Osuna, Paencia, Palafurgell,
Palamos, faLma do Mallorcs, Pamplona, Pi-
media, Plasencii, Posadas. Pobla del Segur,
Premia del Mar, Puerto Real, Puerto de San,
Ia Maria, P1ente Genil, RAmbla, Reinosa
Rioseco, Ronda, Sabadell, Salamanca, San,
lander, San Fernando, San L1car de Bsrra-
media, San sebastian, San Fe6 de Guixols-
San Poi, San Pedro de Premia, San Juan de
Vlasar, San Gines de Vilasar, San Mateo,
Santo Domingo de Ia Oalzada, Sarihena, Sc
govia, Sevllla, Solsona, Sort Tatalla, Tara
sa, Tarragons, Tarrega, Teruel, Toledo, Toro,
Tore Don Jimeno, Torreavega Tolosa, To-
rrecilla, Torr >ella de Montgr, Trujillo, Tude.
Ia, Uoeda, Utrera, Valencia, Valencia de AL
cantara, Valladolid, Walls, Velez Malaga, vi.
naroz, Vitoria, Villa-carrillo, villa-rooedo,
Zafra, Zamora y Zaragoza
ISLAS BALEAREs,
oiudadela de Menorca y Palma de Malorca.
ISLAS CANARIAs,
Palmas (Gran Cansriaa) D. IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

LA Audiencia de Puerto-Rico no po'
dia, como maliciossmente se trata de-
hacsr Greer, aplicar el indulto { D. Ma
nusl FernAndex Juncos, porque 50 SEN
tencia habis sido spsladA ante sl Supre.
mo, y va no estaba en- las fscultsies de
sqaslls cal aplioaci6n El Tribunal Su.
prszno sra 81 6nico que podia hscerlo, '
10 NJ hscko. Vosid toRt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

idas, ctc. nj mismo dia fueron 5000
rridos los pobrss frsncsses CON una Ii
mosna que les entreg6 el CONSUL on nom.
bre de la rep6blics.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
TELEGRAMAs VIA SAN THOMAS

Nusva- York, julio 16.-Et c.esidente
Garfield est& casi fuers de paipro.
Los despschos de San Pte. rsburgo
pintan Russia on un estadGs anar.
qusa indescriptible.
Ss cree que On Franoia Sc les
elecciones el 2 de octubre.
Londres, id.-La existsncis III
car sl 9 era de 183, 900 tonslad trs
2l9, 900 en- igual dia del aEo ata
MERCADOs.
Nueva. York, 16.-Regulsr & b, r..
hno 7a cts. b.
Lonirss, id.-Msscabado 81, 2 oh.
3p. Dsscuspto "a p.eS Coasolidados
ingleses 101b Franoeses 85.40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
Appendices.

Sc admten en- la LitografIa de Morris y Ro-
deck. Sc pagara desde ell principle segdu la
habiidad, 81 es para el trabsjo dc 10 prensa. 81
90 para el grahado habrA que convenir en- las
eondic, ones LA M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
La EIegancia Cubana.
SOMBRERERIA DE JUAN SEXTO,
Gale de san JustO ntim. FL.
EsnnINA IA ne EnRrALE1A Z I PnrRro RIco

En- este acreditado establecimiento SO aca
oa de reciblr IN surtldo especial de sombreros
de todas classes 1lLimas novedades de Paris,
Londres, New York y Barcelona principa
mente de panama, jipijapa de las mejores fac.
tori Gs de America, todo 10 que Sc realiza al
por mayor al detail q precios sumamente
m61icoS
Tambtn Sc lavan sombreros de panama y
arreg los de castor, copa cualquiera otro
lnclusos de SacerdOtes, militares etc, dejando.
los tan bueuos como nuevos para 10 cual
cuenta con operarios acreditados de las mejo.
res tabricas de sombreros de Ia iola de Cuba
Los que residan en- los puntos de Ia isla J
deseen SO les laven arreg en- los sombrerot
que tengan en- su poder, los enviarau con car
Ia dirigida al que suscribe, ''teniendo cuidadc
en no eQuivocarse en- Ia drecci6n," como he
sucedido va algunas personas, no olvdande
seran ssrvidos . su benepacito en- LA ELE-
G ANCIA GUIANA esquina San Justo For
taleza JUAN SExTo htA ocbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
LOtsria provincial de Puerto-RicO.

LISTA de los ngmeros t,1e,aiados en- ei
Sortea ordii,ario ~ 70, celebrudo el IS
DE- Julio de 1881.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
VAPOR "ETNA.o

E 26 del co riente saldra de este puerto con
destino Nueva-York, ell msgniico vapor
"Ena", captain Seiders, admitisndo pasajeros
Para mas pormanores, dirigirse los agentes
Sobrinos de Ezquaga 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

Don Constantine L. Varo, actual apo1erado
general On esta Isla de "a casa de Ranca de
os Sres NJ. Ephru4si & Co. de Paris, debien-
10 ausentsrse, hacs saber al pdblico que ha
,ustituido SIS poderes en- el senior don Mateo
Lucehetti.
Puerto-Rico, Jdlio 20 1e 1881, Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
APROXIMACIONES ES
MOViLnientO maritime.

ENTRADAS.
Julio 16-De st. Thomas vap ing "Arno,'
transito,
De vegs-baja, gol "Laura" azdcar
Da Hunacao, gol- "Pepilla" lastre.
De Halifax, 60 ing. "Ellie" sAls-
zones.
II De i'd gol ing "W. Hayes" idem'
De Fajardo, vap. esp. "Elcano,"
carga general.
18 De ST. Thomas, vap. ing "Tiber, .
transito.
De Aguadilla, vap esp "9. JUAN
carga general
De Buenos Aires, berg. esp ''Cla-
ra," tasaio.
De Vega -baja, gol esp. "Clemen-
tina" azacar
De Areclbo, gol. esp "Petra," ma.
dera.
SALIDAS.
Julio l6.-Para vega-5aja, gol "Hortensa," !"
provisones.
Para Fajardo, gol NJ. Dolores"
lastre.
Para Arroyo, gol. esp. "oonstan-
cia," provisiones.
Para Aguadilla, vsp. ing "Arno."
transtD.
Para yega-baia, gol esp "Laura'
10 Para la Habana, vap ing ''Tibee"
tabacO
Para ID berg esp. ''CIara' tran,ito
Para Vega-0ajA, gol. esp. "C.emen-
tina" lastre.
Pasajaros llegados en- oil "San Juan. De
Ponce, Ramon Martinez, Juan Cuevas, Anto-
nio Beloqui, Narciso Vllar6, Vicente Beltran,
Mariana Cepero De Mayagdez, DAmian Mon
serrat, Miguel Llaneras, Carlos Penarsada,
Dolores B ,ntez, Arcadia Ramirez, Francisco
Musco, Miguel s Pesquera, Acisclo Diaz, Jo-
Sc de Cartsgena, Nicoias s Arana, Pedro Cue
vas, Eduardo Fernandez, Pedro Flores. De
Aguadills, Francisco Rodriguez, Julia y Cir
men Rodriguez, Maria Salome y ni1os, Bo-
nif4cio Sapla, Francisco Canales, Pascual Ace
vedo, Francisco Jaime Mora, Leon Lopez,
Elias Gonzalez
Salidos en- ell ''Ciudad Condal" para la Ha.
bana, J6-e Faura, Sixte Nieves, Pho Ramos y
esposa, criado, marinero, soldado y su
esposa.
LIegados en- ell ''Tber", N. D. Soen, W. O.
Lamb, n. Donie.
Saldos en- ell "Pasajes," Narciso Madin, Pc
dro Magal, Marano Boix, Alfredo Svar
En- eli "Elcano," Marcelno Cintron, Luis Bo.
yre, Felipa Acosta, Isidoro Soils, Esteban de
Ia Rosa, Jose Cells Agullera, Ram6 Fer
nandez.
En- el "Arno," Simon Perchi, NJ Frances.
chi, Tomas Ramirez, Consul E. Lugard, J. &.
Vazqusz, n. 0. Ross, 8. Muhoz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20
Sc sBPLleA

A la persona que pue Ia dsr noticia de don
Antonio Sala Xapell, natural de Barcelona
y que hace sno medic SO dedicaba la venta
de quincalla los campos de esta Isla, Sc lie
agradecsra de informes al que su uscrbs EN- Pom
CO Gale dc Isabel II -Ansemo Oampns. la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

Girs letras en- todas cantidades corta vists
sobre las siguientes capitales y pueblos de la
Peninsula, islas Baleares y las Oanarias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-20

Palmas (Gran Canarias.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-10-27
Where He Missed 1t.

Everybody has heard the story of
Deacon Gray and his colt. The
Deacon put halter upon wild colt
and took it into pasture field to train
it, or "break" it. In order to make it
secure, and have it fully under his
ontrol, he tied the other end Of the
halter securely to his (the Deacon's)
leg. When the Deacon and the colt got
into the pasture the colt concluded it
would have some fun. And it did.
It started at full speed around the
field. And the Deacon started too.
The colt continued to go around the
field. So did the Deacon. The Dea-
con said afterwards that he had not
made the first round Of the pasture
field. following closely after the colt,
until he saw where he had missed it.
We do not know whether J. Wes-
lev Bookwalter has discovered, on his
first round, where he missed it. He
surely did miss it in several ways. He
missed it when he boasted, in August,
1880, that he had never yet voted a
ticket. He missed it
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-10-27
AND CINCINNATI
R iIro Il d.
TINE GABLE-Taking Effect June 1e, 's1


Loveland 7 40 Manchester 90 Lexington II Lees
burg 81 Il Greenfield 49, MuSsuman IS 10 49, Gh MI
Arthur junction u IS p. M Zaleski CO. Athens 81
arrives at Belpre 49, ParkershGrg 50 Marietta
deIphia y 50 p. M, New York 80.
land 10 &C. arrive at Blanehester II o. leave Hisboro
10. leave Blanchester II 01 Greenfield y 10 p. m,
Musselman u 40, Chillicothe p, arrive at Hamden
Athens 49, arrives at Belpre4 At, Parkersburg IS,
Marietta 20, Washington 6 90 al a. NJ Baltimore 49,
Philadelphia IL 80 p. m, New York 3 80.
No. I, Except Sunday.-Leaves Cincinnati 40 P. M.
Loveland jS arrive at Blanchester5 s., leave Hills
boro / 40 Blanchester 3S; Lexington q Leeshurg
No. Daiiy.-Leaves Cincinnati So p:m., Loveand
ana 81 at W m o. reened 10 @ Mus
seman' 10 %, Chiicothe 10 81 arrive at Hamden
IL 4s, leave Macarthur junction II S. Athens Il 45'
ia 30 Washington 05 p. baltimore 10, Pliia-
No. 4 E1cept SRhday.-Leaves Marietta 30 a. M:
Parkcrsburg o.? BelPre .. Athens . ~, Zaieski
cothe y =. H.. MusselInan Il 55. Greenfield b.
Leesburg j6 Lexington o. arrive at Manchester
3 50, arrives at Cincinnati To- Indianapolis 10 49,
Chicago 90 a. M. Louisville IL 40 p. St. Louis
No 2 Dailv@Leayes Marietta 90 "a M. Parkers-
burg Bepre 10 49, Athens II 40, Macarthur juno
sHan sG az g amafa Is @ afTe a or
Manchester p, Loveand O3. arrives at Gin
cinnati s 10, indianapolis 10 4? Chicago % a. m:
10. g. Daiiy-Leaves Marietta 90 a: M, Parkers.
burg IS p. M, Athens o. Hamden4 o., Chillicothe
Is, Greenfield 90, Loveand "a, arrive at Cncin-
natl so, St. Louis 20 a. Kansas City 80 p. m.
burg %, Belpre II 80, Athens u 45 Nc Arthur
junction 81, Hamden Al ChiIlicothe So, Mussei-
man 3 l5 Greenfield a, arrive at Hinsboro 10 50
leave Blanchester4 81, Loveand o. arrives at Gin
Louisville II IS m St. Louis 90 pm, Kansas City
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-10-27
PORTSMOUTH, BRANCH.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Mdit-Leaves Hamden 35 PM, arrives at Jackson
315 Oak Hill 50, Webster 50, Sciotove TO- Ports
mouth 80.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hamden 10 am, arrives
at jackson 15 Oak Hill l5 Webster 40, Sciotovtlle
10 90 Portsmouth 10 45.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
EfaiL-Leaves Portsmouth 35 am, arrives Scioto-
vile So, Webster 32 Oak Hill Is, jackson IS,
arrives at Hanlden 10 35.
Accommodati0n-Leaves Portsmouth 90 pm, ar
rives at Sciotoville 25 Webster TO- Oah Hill IL,
Jackson 6 0S, arrives at Hamden So.
Nos. and stop at all stations.
Freight Trains Nos. Is and 26 will carry passengers
between Cincinnati and ChilicOthe.
Trains 80 and 80 will passengers between Chill
licothe and Parkersburg.
Trains Nos 50 and "a will carry passengers between
Athens and Chillicothe.
Train No. 3 has Palace Cars to Washington, and
Baltimore.
Train No. has Palace Cars to Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York.
Trains Nos. 2 TO- and 62 have Palace Cars to Ctnc1n
natl.
No trains on HiTlsboro Portsmouth branches on
Sunday. THOS. i. BARRY,
Genera. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JAS. H. STEWART, Genl Superintendent.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-10-27

THE latest shotgun idiot is VIM.
Luken, bar-room loafer, in Cincin-
natl. He and his most intimate
friend, Frank Hopping, We're going
rabbit-hunting on last Sunday after
noon. Having no gun, Hopping went
and borrowed shotgun and handed
it to Luken. Hopping then went after
some ammunition. When he re-
turned, just as he was entering the
room, Luken pointed the gun at him,
saying: IF we are going to kill rab-
bits, you'll be the first one I'll shoot. u
At this, he pulled the trigger, and
blew out Hopping's brains. He then
tried to blow his own head off with
the other barrel, but some meddlesome
sap-head prevented him. He didn't
know the gun was loaded.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-10-27
Transfers of Real Estate.


VIM. j. Westake to w. II. Steele ct also acres in
Franklin tp., $500.
Harvey Wells to Thomas Conaghan-Lot 6s5, ex.
coal, In Wellston, 5000.
Lydia j. Waterman to Jacob NJ Stilier-Part Out
Lot 3, coal, Ausins Addition to Wellston, $780,
j. A. Sell ct al. to Alex Crisswell-part mLot 40 in
jackson, s4o0.
Chas. S. Mcclure ct al.-5O acres in Bloomfield and
Franklin tps., s. 900.
Samuel Lewis to Alfred Lewis-part Lot A. S. S. r.,
Liberty tp., $500.
Mary Monahan to Lena Reihart-part Lot 70, S. s.
r.. Lick tp., 81 400.
Chas. Stockman TO John L. Stockman-lands in
Jackson tp.. 1000.
Thos. II. Lloyd to Evan L. Davis-76.55 acres in
Madison tp $1,000.
D. B. Evans, Auditor, to Mark Sternberger-Part
Out-Lot 25 in N. Il of Jackson, g..
Ellen Beatty to Henry Hunsinger-Part In-Lot 10 in
Jackson, 800.
The First National Bank to J. Henry Hixon-In-
Lot 40 in D. Hoffman's Addition to Jackson, $3.50.
A. B. Allen to Jacob Stifler-Part Out-Lot 8, ex.
coal, Austin's Addition to Wellston, 500.
R. w, Hutchison to VIM. Cummns-Lot II in West
BerlinS350.
Henry Reihert to Louis Hollberg-Part In-Lot in
Jackson, 1900.
ingten tp., $780,
s. NJ. Pollock to John J. Tope-Part In-Lot 67 in
jackson, $75.
Number of mortgages recorded 27-amount secured
s1o,s5s.OS.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-10-27

Ex-Gov. JACOB D. Cox, who has
been somewhat of leader among the
Liberals" has written to Mr.. Hal
stead, of the Cincinnati Commercial,
stating that at an interview with
President Garfield before the selection
Of the Cabinet, the President intimated
willingness to appoint Senator
Conkling Secretary of the Treasury,
and was only restained from doing so
by the fear that the Senator would de-
cline for himself, but want to choose
the man for the place.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-10-27
[Ironton Bee.l
Another Shocking Crime.

Another of those terrible crimes,
which are all too frequent in this
county. and which cause one to shrink
back in dismay at the depravity laid
bare for moment by the red light of
the atrocious act, occurred Saturday
evening in Lawrence township, some
four miles back of Hecla furnace.
The actors in the bloody scene were
Alex. Baldwin and Tom Campbell.
Campbell is Baldwin's son-in-law and
a much heavier, more muscular man
than he. On Saturday, they were
both in town, in a wagon belonging,
we believe, to Baldwin. While here,
they took on board more or less tan
glefoot, and, as was natural, got into
a dispute about some trifing matter;
Campbell swearing that Baldwin
should back the wagon into some par
ticular position in which he wanted
it, and Baldwin insisting that he
couldn't get the vehicle into any such
shape. Finally, Baldwin drove off,
leaving Campbell, and turned his
horses heads toward home. Campbell,
after waiting in town awhile, started
dIGcI' Ddlu Will dIIu OFtI GOCh Hill Ou
the road. There Campbell picked an
other quarrel, this time about Bald
wins dog getting into the wagon.
Again, Baldwin drove off from Camp
bell, and this time on home without
seeing him again. But Campbell had
not been shaken off. His home is a
little this side of Baldwin s, and hardly
stopping at it, he went on to Bald
win 's-the black devil which anger
and whisky had conjured up raging in
his heart. Reaching Baldwin's, Camp
bell told him that he intended to kill
him. Baldwin ordered him off the
premises with that, Campbell drew
his knife, and Baldwin seized couple
of rocks. Campbell, telling Baldwin
to throw his rocks, that he was not
afraid Of him, began to advance on
him, knife in hand. At this point,
Baldwin threw one of his rocks, but
whether he hit Campbell or not, can
not be said. At any rate, Campbell
now made rush on Baldwin, and be-
fore the latter could do anything, or
get out Of the way, had closed in on
him, caught him by the shoulder with
his left hand and was carving him IN
the most frightful manner with his
right. Some women were by. but
their entreaties availed nothing and
they were powerless against Camp
BELLS drunken fury. One brave wo-
man did cling to his arm, but he shook
her off with terrible threats.
Baldwin was cut up in a shocking
way. The muscles Of one arm are
slashed in two; there is long, ugly |
cut across the back, and stab, which |
will likely prove fatal, in the side,
penetrating to the kidney. DIR. Nor
ris says he seldom, if, ever, saw man
so fearfully butchered. The devilish
work was done with a perfectly new
knife, which it is supposed Campbell
bought for just such use after he had
had the first dispute in town with
Baldwin, and the latter had left, alone,
for home.
The deed done, Campbell took to the |