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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-01-19
WEHf .TOyTTNGS.

TAzEWELL, Tenn, Jan. IL, 1881 s
To the Edltorof the MoTriAtONn Gazsttss -
THE WEATHER.
Please don t say anything about
the weather, for we have had none
since Christmas. 1t has been snow
ing, raining, and thawing alternately
for month or more nevertheless
we are happy and the world moves
CHRISTMAS
passed off rather quietly for our lire
little city, with the exception of the
Christmas tree in the Presbyterian
church, which was a grand affair !;
having over six hundred presents,
valued at three hundred dollars. A
few social frolics also broke the mo-
notony of Christmas week but they
were nothing like the ''eld Virgins"
reels and dances that Tazewell used
to be proud of
TAZEwELL COLLEGE.
The second term of the third SEES
sion of this institution opened on the
Sd inst, under the most fattering
auspices, and some one hundred
students to boot. Under its present
efficient management, it should be
ranked among the first educational
institutions of Tennessee; and am
certain it will be. Prof Manard de-
serves great credit for his lahors in
this community.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
Dos modallas de orc
DE PRIMERA CLASE.

Estss son Las que ha obtenido la acre
ditada fabrica de cigarros
LA BEL LLEZA"
en- el ano de 1881, la una concedida por
ell Jurado de la Exposition de Mstsn-
zss y Ia otrs por la sociedad cientfcs
europea de Paris.
Esto so bssts para recomendar d.
chos cigarros, cuys populsridad crecien.
te en- esta Isls es la mejor pruebs de So
exceIente aroma y calidad. 2-15
Dos Enrique Dtoz Gayarro, Juez de
prlnsera Mstancia de Humacao y
Su distrito.
Por ell presente cito, lAmo emplszo, 4 to
dos los screedores, cuyos creditos han sldo re
conOcdos ell el concurso de la succession de
don Oecilio Rodriguez, vecino de Naguabo
para que concurraL la junta general que Sc
celebfarA en- IA sala-audeDeia de este Juzga-
do, ell veinte cuatro del corriente hora de
las doce del da, con el fin de ceebrar Ia de
graduation de crtdtos uues asi 10 tengo man
dado por auto de esta fecha en- los referid 8
autos.
Dado ell Humacao cinco de oetubre d
mil ochocientos ochenta uno -ENRIoUE DIAz
aUIJARRo --Por mandate de s. s., EUJENIo DE
ToRREs 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
BOletin Mercantil.

SANToBAL, S ibs1o, l5. Santa Ts-
resa ae Jesus fundadora.
Domingo, Is. La Pnrszs de la San
tisims Virgen, y San Gallo, ab41.
UN AvESTUnEBo KSCAETADo. No es
extrsno one Ls6o, d.spnes de haber
combatido por tan largo tempo contra
las borrscas inclemencia de los es-
mentos quedara en e1tssis descanssndo
en ese delicioso vsrjsl liam ado por 81 In
terra florida. Podemos imsginar el
goEo del viejo guerrero rscosts 10 an sl
leeho de flores de ess TERRA deliciosa,
pero mas sfortunados somos los del
presepte, pues tenemos en- el Aqua F,o-
rida de Murray y LanmAn toda su fra
gancis concentrate.
Este agradsbIe perfume tisns uus
Ventsja sobre las fores mismas, elias 80
msrchitan, pero su aroma es imperece-
ders, siempre, en- toda estaci6u, todo
china sin superior entire los olores Da.
tarales, y sin igual entire las prepsrs-
clones del arte.
Como hay muchss f4lsif cacio1 es On
este mercado, los compradores deben
siempre pedir ell Aqua + orids prepara-
da por l. nman Ksnp, Ndsvi.Y nk
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14


En- este establecimiento Sc admiten suscrip.
clones los pen6i cos siguientes'
BOLETiN hERUAkTIL lie Puerto co,
LA TIJERA
LA NAOIOh de MaysgaeK
GAUETA OF IbIAL do Puerto Rico.
ILUSTRACION ESfANOLA Y AMERI.
CANA.
ILUaTBACION GALLEGA AsTU-
KIANA.
LA M0oA h EG 4ATE lLUsTAD4
DI nl0 DE- Ba RCEAt Ma dsm~s pc.
Ei0dlcJs que 80 ia lllcs en- PenlLsdS.
p 2Av.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
lllAls,sa, lanaissss III

Habiendo egado a conOcimiento del dueho
de la faOrica dc cigArros LA BELLkZA ore
uua Iitogrsda del .xtr. njelo ha introducldo
en- esta sla iLareuillss 90 cigarros exactsmen-
tr iguAes "a que dicho iADIlcahte usa en- sUs
csJeLilas, 81 la vlstO en el preciso csso de va
rI4r en- su faprica diehas marqullias sustltu'
yenuo las que usaba fabricsdas en- AlemsniA
Dor otras hechas en- la Habana en- las que anun-
ri1 los dos premios de medalla de orc de pri-
mera clase que en- ell presente a6o ha obteniio,
agradecdo sempre la decidida projection
qne este digno tGblico lie ha prestado { su IA
brica, esta dispueslo varisr ne tu Imente 10
lorna de marqnlllss a fin de yer 81 evita que
el p1b lido de esta isla sea sorprendido por IN
articulo de mala caliad pagandolo como de
primera ase, y tambien tiene tomadas todas
meddas recesarias para lie, AZ ante los tribu-
males de Istcia los que se atrev1n ialslf.
car los cDgarrcs de Ia f4b-ca La BELLEZA;y
fn de que llegue conocimiento de todos 10
hago pdOllco pOr los pefi6dicos de esta islA
l-l0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
TEXAS netaIeaS para teeho Dc eaSa

Rodriguez, valdes y Co. ngentes Ell esta Isla
de Ia Oompafi9 Anglo o-An,frtcdna Rooting,
tlenen de venta las eitadas tejas pintadas, gal
vanizadas eSmaltadas, con todos suI acces0-
rios. E tas telas tienen la bentaja sobre las
usadas hasta oh nra de no llever clavos oil ex-
terror, evitando as las goterss es sin duds
ell techo coba mas bonito y de mas segdr.
dad psra Ios temporaIes Son ademas muy
c6modos por su tamaho pequehos envases
para coUducirlas al interior de la Js'a en- caba-
lleras Hay tsmben planchas de as mismas
csses para forrar Gets.
Para mas nformes, dirijrse D Eulogio
Rivera, Sa JuSto 10, Capital los EXPIRE
sa,los Sres en- BAyamon 8. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
EvY lNPoREaHEE.

Habiendo sido desposeidO en- las nochesdel
Y 4 de seiiembre Gltimo por me no de art .ics
engahos previstos cast gados en- I'll C6iigo
Penal denunci do ya los trihunales ID Jus.
ticia quo entienden en- el asunto, de las hscien.
das Caho Cambalache stas en- Ia iIi ,dcei6n
de Areclbo, Y de Ia prop elai lie nj principal
D. Edmundo Pnvensteds resiiente en- Bremen;
notorio como es Il prop6sito de los Lutores de
seme jaute hecho que prematura precipta-
damenle estan recogicndo y eaboraudo los
frutos de la cosecha del aho pr6ximo, mien-
tras que tlenen completamente aoandoua 0
el cultivo De las pla tari mes; est tndo en- el
deber como 1uico repr, sentante que soY on
est isa del Re ferido Sr. pavensteds, % poner
ssvo sus erechos lntereses por cumntoS
medios citos esten A mi alcance, interim los
Tribuales eetan en- ap itud de adoptar las me
didas cue en- su justification estlnen oportunA
para Ia prOtecclol De aquellos nllsmos dere-
chos intereses, por q pres nte hago saber:
que toda VentA que sc practique en- la actuali-
dad ds los frntos 8 de cuaqniera otra perts-
nencia lie os referiios ;eulos Can Gam
I balache que no sea judicia etsctuatta
ve,ihcada pOr mi, un co rel ccsentante de 81
dueh0 durante Ia ausencia lie esta isla del
Doctor ID Julio Schoroder, es nua frauiu-
enta; los que compren de cualqui ra otra
eprsona sin Il tntorve &c 81 conSeutimiento
los mencionados trptos Y pertenencja, g. expo
4 nen as c0usecuencias elncurren en- las res.
ponsabiidAdes que estan sujrtos los compra-
dores de oojetos NAL haOidos por los que los
venden, QIe de algun IN do co,peran 4
4 10 eiecuci6n lie IN hecho justiciable auxilian
4 1 los dencuentes para que Sc aprUvechen lie
los efectos del de ito
Y fn de que nadie pueda alegar ignoran-
8 cia, de que mi pJderdante conserve vivas
7 inc6 umes en- todo tempo sus accones para
reivndicar 81 propiedad ionde qulera que so
encus ntfe cuaiquera que sea 81 proceder,
4 asi como para exigir en- otro case de todo el
1 que sroce Ia la CORE p0ndiente indemnlzacion
5 de su precio Y de los demAs dahos y perjuicos
I que SO le estan ocaSionando 10 nago P6bico en-
q Puerto Rico de octubre de 1881. Julian z.
Blanco 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
SOCIEOAO ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO

8studcios de Ia caa en- este dsa.
RECURsOS
Existenca en- elective metalico. e30s, 362-S5
valores en- cartera, obligaciones,
coniormidades y psgares. 327, S67-6l
RESPONSABILIDADES
0blgaciones la vista
Cuentas correntes :. 100, 472.9l
Wales en- circulacion... IL, 250, 90
ler. dividendo (res
to) .......... 55o-oo
q Id. i'd. ...... 1852
Ser i'd Id ..... s92-55
- id. id..... 1929
s. id. Id. .... l252-43
S. i'd. i'd ...... 5s33-73 10,067. 30
Cantidad exigible por ere
dtos abiertos .... 1881. 50 1914, 4,6ll-73
Obigaciones plazo. -Imposicio-
nes con interSs ............... 7s,a4O.s5
Operacones efectuodas desde l. de
enero dc 1881.
Valores descontadoa :. 1916, 544 90
Prestamos hechoA IA, 1897
Oreditos concedidos. +. :. 158, $4,000
Total. ..... e4Ss, ssA II
San Juan, P. r., 7 de JUNO De 1881
Oontador, Rafael Peres U G1rctd. " B. Q
81 3ub-drector, Pablo Jbarri.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
VaP0RBS CORRBOS DBL MAJ QUGS D3CAApo.

Hab endose adjudcado oil Marques de Cam
po, propietario de la Inca de vapores correos
entire Liverpool, la Peninsula las Islas Fill
pnas, ell servicio de vapores correos trasatlin-
ticos entire Cuba, Puerto Rico, Golfo le M.
co mar de Las Antillas, por real 6-den de
Y de agosto pasado, como 6nico postar en- Ia
ubasta de L. de Julio 1ltmo, tiene ell honor
poner en- conOcimiento del p1blico que en-
50 constante deseo de contribuir al mayor de-
sarrollo del comercio, procurando todas las
economics facldades en- las comunicacones,
hs dlspuesto ell enlace de sus lneas entire 81
para que en- cualquiera de los puntos de esca
la, puedan obteuerse blletes conocimientos
dirertos para todos los demas pnertos de am.
bss lineas por medic de la sguiente combi.
nacon.
L1NEA DE FILIPINAS.
salida de Liverpool el Is de cada mes para
la Coruha, Wig, Cadiz, en- cuyo puerto toms-
ra la cargA y pasaje que procedenta de Ame-
rca Sc dirija Fiipnas 8 China, seguira
Oartagena, Valencia, Barcelona, Port Said
SaeZ, Alden, Punts de Gales, Singapore, Ma-
nila, Hong Kong Emuy, regresando por los
mi mo pueItos. Ea
LINEA TLANTECA
Salida de Liverpool el 5 de cada mes para
Ia Coruha. Vigo y Cadiz tomando en- este
puerto la carga passjs que procedente de
China Filipnas Sc di j America siguien.
dc para Pnerto-Rlco, Habana, Progreso
y Veracruz, con regreso por los msmos puer-
tos.
En- esta Inca SO taiitaran tambisn pasa es
Sc recibira hete para Mayaguez, Ponce, La
Guayra Puerto-Prin,ipe cou trasbordo en-
Puefto Rico para Nuevitas, Gibara, Bara-
Goa, Puerto Plata, Santiago do Cuba, Barran-
qullla Coon, con trasbordo en- 10 Habans.
E. servcio de estas lneas So verifcara con
los yap pres de la exclusive propisdAd del con.
cesie mario senior Marques de Campo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
Fxcnp. Ayulanicnto deS. Juan Dc Pte. Rica.

Debiendo celebrsrSe el dia del pr6Kimo No
viembre en- ell Cemsnterio de esta Capital %
conmemoraci6n de los feles difuntos que Anuai-
mente uene lugar, slendo costumbre que
desde | vispera SO aldermen los psnteones J
nichos lie aquel sagrsdo reclnto, 10 hsgo saoes
4 los respcctiVos i0teressdos encargados pa
ra que Sc slrvsn ocuparse del arreglo orna-
mentacI6n lie dichos panteones del modo mas
adecuado, haciendoIos ilumiusr por Ia noche
para que ell seto corresponds dignsmente q
piadoso ohjeto que 10 motiva
Puerto Bio, Uctubre de 1851.
JOSE L. BECRRRA. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14

del apsrejo desie que sali6 de la boca
he MORO. A pasar por frenta la
fortalexa de Ia Cabana, Ia plaza hizo los
50 loa lie or,lenauza.
Ell 30 Sc cortizaba el orc de 93A 4
93f %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
Escribania p&blica de Don Esteban
Cdlder6n

Cdlder6n
En- Ell incidente del c0ncurso de a areedores
lie III Leonardo Igarayidez, sobre veuta de
frut0s So ha mandado poner en pdblica subas.
ia los siguientes
Ochocientos deZ sacos de azdcsr central de
seguada con peso de- mil o0hocientos noven.
tn y uno quintales sesenta cinco bras, ta-
sados cinco pesos quint,L
Clnco bocoyes azdcar de tercera con peso
lie setenta seis quintales cuar-nta siete H..
bras cuatro un octave pesos qui tai, tasa
eiento cincuenta cinco libras por bocoy.
Tres ripas rom de color prueba do veinte
y cuatro c1arenta dos pesos los Glen ga
nes.
Dos pipas ynu bocoy rom blsnco prueba
lie veinte cuatro cuarenta cuatro pesos
los Glen gslones
Y habendose fjado para So remate ell dia
deZ nueve dol corrients 4 las doco en- los
estrados del Juzgado (Tanca 81 sc anuncis a
L6bico para la cOncurren.aa de licitadoree
siendo condci6a que lo.. envases del rom ha0
de ser devuetos al Gepositario del concursc
en- el term'ne de ounce dis despues de 50 en-
trega al r"matiSta, menos que prefera abo
mar gu importe de nueve pesos por caia casco
Puetto-Rico, Octubre siete de mil ocho
cientOs ochenta uno Ell Es ;ribano, ESTE
BAN CALDERoS B ., SERAs. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
Farmacia de M. Aguiar.
O1G UdS.

Ell duefo de este establecimiento ofrece d
sus numerosos clientes un complete surtido
de drogas, productos qufmlcos y espeOihcos,
sendo los precios sumamente m6dicos.
Las prescri pciones de los Sres. Facultati'
vos, son atendidas por el misGo tarmactuu-
co con exactltud esmero EN- el despacho eel
cual esta hecno cargo y por 10 tsnto garanti1A
pdUlieo Ia pureza y busns preparation dc
los medicamentoB. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14
iiAtenciOn!!

Por ausentarse su dueho vende una casa
con sus accessories en- oil corral que Sc extiends
hasta ell msngIar unos cuantos metros, con
ocho de frente; dichs casa rsdica en- la seguadA
Inca puerta de terra. En- la Gale dc san
jose nGmero q, entresuelo de "a derechs, in
fOrmsra ANGELA Solos. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-10-14

7 cuatrO mas de 1900 toneIadas que Sc e.
tan sllstando on Ingiaterra.
0p rtunamente 50 publicaran las tarifas do
fetes passjes
FL vapor espahol Manila su capitan D. Ma
nuel Garcia Boix.
Salio del puerto de CadiS e dia del co.
rrente mes llegara q este puerto 10. NJ del
20 al 2l sdmitirs csrga pasajeros para la
Habana.
Los consignatarios,
G. PRArs 4 Ca
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03
tspingfield Mass Daily Union.l


They tell it on one of our citizens who
was ambling toward his place of bust
ness, that he was approached by lady
acquaintance of the family, who said !:
"Mr. --, 1 hear you are suffering
from rheumatism, is it SOP "Rumor
tits m'm," said our citizen of few words,
as he proceeded on his way. Over in
Chicopee our neighbors and friends
have been having quite a time with
rheumatism but according to reports
received by our representative the furry
is over, as the sure antidote has been
used and thus commented upon: Mr..
G. N. Manchester, Cutler street, says
relative to his experience I have used
st. Jacobs Oil, and esteem it the best
remedy for rheumatism 1 have ever
tried. 1t acts like magic, and / cannot
over estimate it's value when l pro-
nounce it the greatest rheumatic remedy
of the age.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03
mo- Propagnte the Currnnt.

In the month of October select
healthy, well-ripened cuttings about a
foot in length, cutting them square off
Just below the bottom bud. Set in a
well-prepared bed, some six inches
apart, leaving the top bud just above
the ground and pressing the earth close
around the lower end. As soon as cold
weather sets in cover them some two or
three inches deep with coarse manure
from the stables, which should be re-
moved in the spring. After that keep
down all weeds and cultivate thoroughly
during the summer. The same autumn
of the following spring they may be
transplanted into bed of deep rich
soil, about four feet apart, and receive
mulching about the roots of coarse
manure, and the following summer give
clean culture, cutting out all dead wood,
etc. The best varieties are the old Red
Dutch, Versailles and Victoria.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03
HUMOROUS.

Let others seek a cool retreat
By seaside and by mountain
We're content to have a seat
Beside soda fountain.
The man on the "home stretch can
be found on the sofa in the dining
room.
The lilies of the field "toil not, nei-
ther do they spin," but they have their
blowout just the same.
Seine no more, as the statutes re-
marked, and the little fishes waggled
their tails in applause.
When toper's spirit is moved, wa
ter does not flow from his eyes. He
simply INDUCES in dry whine.
The Springfield Republican makes the
capital suggestion that we keep Hart
mann and send Eli Perkins to Russia
in exchange.
There is always something, to remind
a man of the shortness of life, even if
it be nothing more than drug store
or uOcJOr DuBBJ'
Temperance man-"Wouldn't Denver
men be more prosperous if they kept
sober ?" "Well, there is theory that
they would, but you can't tell till it is
tried"
Synicus, who does not believe in the
tonic virtues of iron waters, says that
the steel springs of carriage furnish
him with all the toning up that he
wants.
Old Mr.. and Mrs. Smiler are looking
at the comet from their chamber win
dow: "No, Mollie, no, that cannot be
the same comet of 1843, the appendage
is so very much larger" "But, my dear
Horace, the comet was younger then. u
They retired in silence.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03
FOREIGN NEWs.


The French elections resulted in the
return of 279 Republicans and thirty.
nine ppositionists.-It is reported that
King Humbert or Italy will visit the
Emperors of Austria and Germany in
the early antumn.-The success of the
ministerialists in the late election in
Spain is confirmed Federal Trib-
unal of Switzerland has received a
threatening letter from unknown Social
lists because of the action of the trib-
unal in refusing to allow the Socialist
Congress to be held in Zurich in Sep
tember.-It is reported that several
suspects" in Ireland, including Father
Sheehy, are to be released.--The Land
Bill has received the royal assent.
The Paris Temps says that the cleo
tions will necessarily result in the for
nation of new ministry, with M. Gam
beta at it's head.-A basket left at o
railway station at Birmingham, England,
by two strange men was found to con-
tain gunpowder and cartridges. The
Golden Club will soon print pamphlet
to prove that the excess of imports over
exports is an indication of increasing
wealth. Conservative leaders Of
Spain declare their ignorance of any at
tempted electoral fraud. Mr.. Herbert
Gladstone has been returned to the
House of Commons by his constituency.
An official of the general staff in Rus
STA has been arrested for furnishing con-
traband information to the revolution
lists.
Two Russian officers were recently
arrested in Galicia for examining the
Notifications of Pryemysi. -Asiatic chol
era is carrying off hundreds of natives
daily at Bangkok, Siam.-Not single
Carlist candidate was chosen at the late
Spanish elections.-The mangled re-
mains of an seronaut were recently found
in France.-Arabs are preparing tc
attack the French and the Bey's troops
in Tunis.
M. Girend was the only member o
the French government who was not re-
elected.-M. Gambetta has decided tc
accept ike election for the First Belle.
vile circumscription.- Resolutions re.
stricting the civil rights of the Jews
were adopted at the conference at the
orthodox evangelical clergy in Brook
lyn.-The authorities in Constantinople
are Investigating supposed conspiracy
against the Sultan, and several arrests
have been made.-Mr. Parnell has is
sued violent manifesto to the electors
at North Durham.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03
What 1 Would Do.


If, far from cultivated bower,
came across lonely flower
BY mortal hands INTENDED,
Where one but seldom turns aside
The leaves where it was wont to hide,
Alone and unbefriended
Though fair as any jewel set
In Flora's radiant coronet-
Her roses, lilies, daisies
If there in solitude had grown,
With none to make its duties known
And none to speak its praises;
How make amends for all its loss,
If l should chance to come across
This little floral beauty,
That, near path but seldom trod,
Looked calmly in the face of God
And smiled as was its duty2
I would not let its face amid
More snowy buds and blooms be hid,
Which would with sweets o'erpower
The timid thing, or in their pride
With lofty insolence deride
The lonely little flower.
No, no, indeed: 'twould not be fair
Its dainty graces to compare
With roses, lilies, daisies,
Or other blossoms that appear
In public places every year
And win their share of praises.
But if l came across this flower,
Far, far removed from cultured bower,
would-you need not doubt it.
First kiss its pretty leaves apart,
Then pin it close beside my heart
And write a'song about it.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03
The discovery of gold in the beds is

The discovery of gold in the beds is
the rivers in northern Georgia of
creating great excitement there. Two
companies--one having capital of four
millions-has been formed for mining
the beds of these rivers. The beds of
the Chestatee and Chattahoochee rivers
are SO rich in gold that the very sands
on the shore yield the precious metal.
A magnificent monument for the
grave of General Patterson has been Or
dered from Scotland.
A 2,O00-barrel still at the Standard
Oil Works, at Cleveland, O.. exploded
with great violence. The oil had been
drawn off few days ago for repairs to
the still. The tank was full of gas from
the oil and ignited in mysterious way.
Loss about $4,000; no one was injured.
Navigation is virtually suspended on
the Ohio river in consequence of low
water.
The most stringent measures are be-
ing conducted for the suppression of
the Indian marauders in New Mexico.
A despatch from Tombstone, Arizona,
says: "Indians attacked the town oil
Eureka, N. NJ, and killed all the citi
zens. said to be about seventy in mum.
ber."
The editor of the Daily Herald, al
Quincy, ILL.,, in a leading editorial used
this language: "We believe Guiteau
to be just as honorable as the man he
shot, and mighty sight less dangerous
to the country at large" The enraged
citizens, both Republicans and Demo
Gratis, joined and hung him in effigy
and another effigy called Guiteau was
hung alongside of him.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03
Getting Rid of Siumps.

In the autumn or early winter bore q
hole one or two inches in diameter, &C.
cording to the girth of the stump, and
about eighteen inches deep. Put into
it one or two ounces of saltpeter, fill
the hole with water and plug it close.
In the ensuing spring take out the plug
and ignite it. The stump will molder
away, without blazing, to the very ex-
tremity of the roots. leaving nothing
but the ashes.-Scientitic american.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03
sweet Cider in Winter.

Cider made late in the season and
placed in situation cool enough to pre-
vent fermentation may be kept till
spring as sweet as when taken from the
press, provided it is made of good,
sound apples, and is rich and sweet
when it comes from the press, with no
water added. In fact, it may be kept
during the winter if put into tight casks
or bottles, in cellar even moderately
cool.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1881-09-03

The spirit of mortal may not be very
proud, but we notice it wakes overly
profane in some cases where rheumatism
is the moving cause. We use st. Jacobs
Oil for ours and are happy.