davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-17
A:Viso.

Los Sres Gabriel Perez Ca del comeroio
de Trinidad, la Isla de Cuba 6 d. Angel
Galifianes en- las DOS ANTILLAS desean
saber ell paradero de d. Juan Pedre GarrRr-
de para enterarle deasuntos que le intere
san. '%1&sss4@ s-5s&a nA% S-N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-17
Sc ve,ade 8 d11'iendG.

La estancia de Pueblo yiejo, jurisdic-
ci6n de Bayam6n. Para intormes diri-
girse 4 esta Imprepta q en ia misma es-
tancia al MsyoFdomo Don LUIS Gar
OLA. ~ tE.5 esg..a. ss... IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-17
Sc Ven!den.

Dos casas, una de mamposteria de alto.
en- esta Ciudad, Gale de Norzagaray Mum. s
y otra de MADEIRA. construida q prueba de
temporales, en- Santur e frente al lnetitutos
Impondra su dneno Ricardo Beyley.
b. jun 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Labor Troubles.

Pittsburg. 1S.-It is reported on
reliable authority that one of the ANAL
gsmated association lodges, at meeting
last night, after q very heated session,
passed q resolution to submit the old
scale to manu- iacturers for their sigma
lures. provided the president of the
lodge would give his consent. If the re-
port is true this will have al imports nt
bearing on the strike.
1t Is now likely the strike of driver
boys and runners of the Lehigh and
Wilkesbsrre Company will become
general.
Cohoes, N. Y, 18.-One hundred and
eighty wesVers are ct work in Harmony
Mills under ten per cent. reduction.
fall River, Mass, I6.-Spinuers in
WeetsmOe Mill struck, owing to dis
Subtraction with the work and wages
Cum Serland, Md, 18.-AboHt forty
old miners Of Georges Creek Company,
applied for tools, having concluded to
resume work on the compsny's terms.
A number of the American Oompsny's
miners INN disteIy followed. Men OF
other mines are expected to resume TO-
morrow
Boston, i8.-Itslians from New York
are taking the places Of longshoremen.
fall River, Mass, Is. = WsmpanoAg
mills are closed on account of strike.
Pittsburg, 18.-The most important
break yet in the ranks of the striking
miners took place to-day. when sixty
miners left the strikers and proceeded to
the works Of the Mansfield Coal and
Coke Company an offered their services
at the three and half rata. This is
regarded by operators as the forsrunner
of a general break which will follow in
few days, and end the strike.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
UsDtaingMuIIan.

New York, ls.-TFmes' editorial:
Riehelieu Robinson, the eminent Brook
Ign blstherskite, has rival 10 the per-
son of Captain John Mullan, Of Califor-
MIA, who proposes to take turn at twist
ing the last OF the British lion. Apropos
Of the arrest of Henry George, the Cali
fornis journalist, Captain John MullAn
has filed with the secretary OF state,
papers inviting the attention Of the state
department to the second arrest OF Mr..
George, and explaining that he takes this
responsibility in consequence OF the alb
sence from the city of the entire Calitor-
MIA congressional delegation. Captain
John Mullsn, whoever he may be, as
sumes heavy responsibility when he ven
lures to speak for the entire CALIFORNIA
congressional delegation. The gallant
captain seems to have waited until the
senator's and representatives had len
Washington before he yleiaed 10 MS
patriotic impulses. rushed to Inc state oe'
nartment, and dsmAnded that something
he done 10 condone the otense commit
ted by the British govern nent. george
vas arrested on the 9th, when sewers OF
the Cslifornia congressional delegates
were in Washington. On The lIto, the
senators and representatives. having
safely escaped, Captain John Mullsn
assumed the responsibility. No country
can lose its liberties so long as II mas
Mullan on guard.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Fiendish Work

Pittsburg, 18.-A most dastardly and
cold-blOoded attempt 10 wreck a train
was made last night at the first trestle
this side Of Allequeppi Station on the
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad. At
Allequeppi, yesterday, there was a pic
mic which was attended by some thous-
and or more men, women and children,
filling some half a dozen coaches. On
the return from Allequeppi the train was
going at rapid rate. Just before en-
terirg the FIRST tres.]e the engineer dis
covered large beam lying across the
track, and the discovery was ju.t in
time to eRsble him to stop The train.
Bad his attention been attracted il
another direction but for minute be-
fore be saw the obstruction sc-css the
track the train would have been precipi-
tated.t the ground below, distance oil
forty feet, aDd with the precipitation
there would have been terrific loss oflife.
Who put the obstruction On tie track or
the motive is of course unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
TELEGRAPHIC
Political

Winnemac, Ind, 18.-Republicans O,
the Tenth Con gressional District, nomi.
mated Mark 5. Demstt.
Fremont, Ohio, l0.-GreenS +ckers OF
the Tenth Congressional district nomi-
mated q. j. Rhodes.
Deshoines, Iowa, 18.-Democrats Of
the Seventh Congressional district nomi-
Dated Major @. T. Gilpen. Gilletti the
greenbsck candidate, only got II out ot
rs votes.
Boston, I8.-The greenback state con-
vention, to morrow, promises 70 be
lively in view Of the effort to adjourn the
convention Without making 3 comma
ton for governor.
Little Rock, 18.-At Camden. to-day.
Congressman James z. Jones wa re-
nominated by the Second District demo-
cratic convention.
kslsmaz %, Mich, 18-Republicaus
OF tie Fourth District nominated j. c..
BURROWS for fourth term 10 Congress.
Newton, n. j., lS.-Henry S. Harris,
democrat, was nominated 10 the Fourth
Congressional District.
Richmond, Virginia, 18.-The read
Jnsters-republicsn coalition convention
OF the Fourth District nominated B. 8.
Hooper, republican. for Congress. A
letter from Joseph Jorgensen was read,
charging gross fraud in the primaries,
the details Of which he will submit ia the
near future to republican voters Of his
district, Fredericksburg. Va.
Robert M. Mayo was nominated for
Congress in the First District bv the
coalition convention of republicans aud
resdiuslers.
Alexandria, Va, 1s.-The readiusters
convention of the Eight District nom,
mated K. Z. FArr for Congress.
Sedslls, 18.-Democrats Of the Sixth
District, to-day, nominated John Cos
grove for Congress on the 3i0th ballot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
--.sUeIIaneO1s.

st. Louis, 18.-This afternoon gravel
train on the Iron Mountain road ditched
nesr Benton; q locomotive and fifteen
cars are total wreck and conductor No
CART was killed.
Washington. IS.-Acting Secretary OF
State Davis learned 20 day.from Lowell
that MlSEeeney and Slatery, two sus-
poets have bean released.
Schsners Station, Penn. l8-Three
drunken Italian laborers were drowned
in YobghieRhieng river last night; they
we're skiff riding.
Providence, lS.-The mill and estate
Of the United Safes Flax Manufacturing
Company, at Central Falls, part of the
Sprsgue estate, vas sold at Auction to
day for two hundred and Eve thousand
dollars to the Urion Company.
Lo3g Branch, l8.-The tariff commits
sion. to-day. heard arguments as to duties
on silk, wool, linen, cement and hair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
LymcntngBee

Albuquerque, New York, Is: - A
dastsrdly outrage 10 Socorro perpetrated
By gambler nsmed juan Eleverate
upon an 8 year old girl on Sunday
night. resulted in his arrest yesterday
morning, and mis- being sent to jail, I'M
der bonds. During the night mob Of
two hundred men quietly took him from
the isil and took him to the little girl
who identified him and hung him to =
tree. there was very little excitement
over the occurrence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
: NINA w
iiiiSS a IS 4
IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL

- = ~ - = ~ SANS S&Aa& - ~
To see what improvement now exist
g compared with railway trsVel
only few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the populaz
and well known
CHICAGO s NoRTEWEsTERH 2 T.
You are landed by the Union Peci6c
Railroad in the Union Depot al
Council Bluffs, where stands the @
& NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready to convey its passenger
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly alona
over the superb track of steel rail
through thrivi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted Ia this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are slW avs on time, con.
nections sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
easy in travelling, viii find the
North Western" in excess Of their
expectations, and the greatest of all
routes 30 Chicago and the East. In
gist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets Ola this Road ; all agents sell
Them. Examine your Tickets and ~
fuse to buy Il they do not read oveF
This Road. II you wish the Best
travelling Accommodation, You
viii buy your Tickets by this HDute,
~AND VIII TAKE No
HE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Russia,s Ambition.

London, I8.-It is believed in Erse
roum. Armenia, that Russia ia about to
occupy ths whole of Asia, minor to the
Bosphorus. Owing to the undefended
part of Turkey, Russians could easily
do this without much bloodsned' A
dispatch to the Daily Telegraph says 1t
ia no secret that Russia is concentrating
a formidable army in the Caucasus. The
army, it is estimated. will number
"a, 900 men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Senator Uill.

augussa, Ca. I8.-A mass meeting,
this evening. adopted resolutions express
death Of Senator Hill 4 committee Was
appointed to attend the funeral. Resi-
dences and stores sra draped. Alex. g..
Stephens passed through here. He was
serenaded, but declined to speak on &C
count Of the death OF Hill.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Pr0duoe.

Chicago, IS.-Markets continued
strong to the close, and prices advanced
Regular wheat 1929 August, SO Septem--
Der, 973< October; spring 1O57z' esSh .
asked, August z, red 1O7 cash: Corn
761< cash, SIS September, AZ bid Octe,
Der; pork 2lK cash, 40 OCTOBER laro
1222% cash, 323.i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
ALarge Forfeit.

City of Mexico, 18.-Au official decree
declaring the forfeiture Of the Tehuute-
pee Railroad commission, ls published.
The one hundred thousand dollars
placed by the company on deposit IS a
guarantee will be transferred to the
Mexican treasury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Business Failures.

New York, 18.-Business failures the
past seven days reported to New ork
were distributed % follows; Eastern
ststes. Is; western, 3; southern, To- MID
die, &c; Pacific ststes and ter rItoFlesn &.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
Fire.

Montgomery, Ala, Is -WsdsWorth'S
steam dry kilns, lathe and planning mills,
fifteen miles from the city, vas burned
on Wednesday, night. Loss $50 JO; no
insurance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19

a Freight Train leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives dsily at Ogden
10 q. N. from Butte.
GEO. ". THATCHER, supt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
.MTR HOUSE RoTKL

THE PRoPRIKToBs TAKE PLAA5UK
1 d anneuncing to the public tAst tie
have romOdeIlOd and reatted the HotoA
IA DiniEs Rooms are spacious and the beR
Of Meals will Be served RiEht AID day.
siRgls Heals. 600
Esf Lunohss las Per Card), 26c,
BeSn and Board, $50 to - per day,
eE0 to SI2 per wssA.
hard, % psr week,
Tie Bar has been removed 70 the north o,
q HoteI and four Billiard Tables edoed fol
&c ssoonmod alton Of guests, and Il Row
50 a. 0o01ECh n co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
on SUNDAYS

on SUNDAYS
Leave Salt Lake City at 9 an, u, noon,
and AS pm. returning leave Garfield at 1880
am, L30 pm. and 6 90 m, arriving In the
city at 1I.30 m, 2.30 pm and $50 pm.
Excursion Tickets TO the Lake and Return
Same DAY, on any Trlip, soc. Chill
dren under 10 years OF age, Csc,
". W, RITBR, sup't.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-19
CHICAGO. Rock IsLAMn & PAcIEsc n,v


ano tne west Northwest
land the Pacific
IL
moline
knoxville okaoosa
Hoca AUDUBON Harlan,
worth
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

lbaFiiFs 1T. ,gs TT aber lei4t ertldr'
Ii9, baB bieie brsi @eiste nidts taussn,
benn fs Rnb bas Brobuct zines afterses
widiss an unisrem iObialsn esbsu, namli4
bes Esmpersn5tbums. wie ss bier gu 2anbe
aaftrttt." Der 6uupt,wsd aber, ben bieie
@siste battsn. mar bic @utb Der 5rsmben:
baiIer sssen bie Deutiden TN geionbsrn
unb bic 5reu.ben i'm allssmsinsn aussus
Iafsn. Sbren 3ued baben bie @sissses
Der errei9t unb bic RspubIitaner Obio's,
bic nun sinmaI nidt uon ber 8artsi abau'
brinsen warsn, baben ben usrbisnten Oant.
Wun uereinist fi@ isst BON Ssiten Der
Birtbs unb Brauer Sppoi!tion sssen bis
@eisse ,u MAIDEN, man uirb iie aud ma
den; absr Der beuti4s Wi6el pirb balb
srIabmsu unb bas 9obussIddter ein eaun
un 70 bet6u6enberss iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Sa@raana H. Qm6uqn Sowa Qenfas oem 25. Aprf 1882.

9eute, bic lisber &dubereien nadsinsen aIs
Der Irbeit.
Sn Srantrei9 i5einen bic &atbos
Iitsn bsun bod enbli9 su eruadeu. Oas
neue Sdulseiss bat einen gang unerwars
tetsn Sturm beruorserufsn. Wir ssbsn
bier ni9t meter auf bic Sads elm, ba mir
uns on anbsrsr StsIIs usitIduFssr baribsr
ausssbridt babsn, ais biss bisr m5sli5
seueien wdre.
Der In Spauien ibsr bic frsis
bdnbIerii9e 9oIitit bes Winiifsriums ga
gaia gama9o unS fpssieu ben ipaniit'
frans6ii9en 5antsIs gsrtras aussebro.
dens Sturm fat fib wisbsr sismlid ss'
Isst. Oas Winifsrium i9sint ssididt gu
Iuuirsn unb mag 10 i%issIid ieinsn 3usd
bod srrsiden. SIN gataIonisn III bic
Rubs uisbsr bsrseifslt unb Der BsIaaes
runss3uitanb aufssbo6en. aud bic 6a'
brisen unb Wsrtifitten bsfinbsn ita mieber
im Bstrisb. Die &ammer bdlt isif an ib,
rcn 8sidliHen In getrsff bss Sanbelsu.r:
TRACES NIT Srantrei5.
Die Rr6nuns bss ruifii5sn gsarsu
1T isst, rpie Elm priuat: Circular tss Wini:
itt,S bss taiierIi9sn SauIss psrfinbet, fin
ben tommsnben Iusuit fsiiseisst, uni
idmmtiiae Birbentrdser bes &sidss ioIsr
f6 an Der in WOstau itattiinhsnbsn 5sis1
bstbsiIissn. Die 5eitIi4tsitsn icasu sps
Bo6sn baueru unb bafir bic Summe uor
10 Ufilionsu &ubsl usrpsnbet uerbsn. 6:
pire biss immsrbin cine 9eI5rdntuns
cenn bic Rr0nunssfeisrIidtsiteH bss per
iior6snen @;arsn eritredteu f5 ibsr elmer
Monat unb toitstsn Is WilIionsn &absI
Der Rituirtuus Der Ribiliitsn pirb aid
meter seba6t; uabri5siuIi5 sIaubt ma>
bod in Der Gage ;u isin, iie sendssnb ibsr
MAIDEN gu t6nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
Eeresrp6if6e gepef6en.
Oeutf 9Ianb b.

S4werin, II. apriI. @sitsrn
Absns brad wabrsnb Der YorRsls
lung uon vRobert unb gsrtram" i'm bisiis
gen Ebsatsr 5susr aus; bic 3uborsr,
ueI5e BON Der 8ibne aus rs9tssitis bauon
In ReantniB ssisst uurOsu, usrIisBsn bas
9ebdube obne unfau obsr 8:rwirrung.
Der @rosbsr,os uon Wsdlsnburs Sduss
rim ridtste sinise berubissubs Bort an bas
BubIitum. Oas Gbsatsr III gang ausses
braunt unb uur bic ltmfailunssmausru
iinb iisbeu ssblisbsn.
8erIiu, Is. apriI. 5sIbmari5au
WOItts BAT auf unbeiiimmte Seit ll,Iaub
srbaltsn. Dies pirb bsiono,rs nit Hid'
ii5t auf bic siufiss SsurIaubuns bss 5sIb'
maridalls uIs ein iaerss 3eideu Der gss
senudrtiSea frieoIidsn ausii5ten anesie'
beu,-Dte Wuioritdt in 8unSssratb fir
oas GabltmonopoI III srO5er ais erwartst
mar, absr bic Ssrpsrfuns SssisIbsn i'm
Rsidstus piTS trosbsm fir it5er ssbdIten.
gs gilt ieoo9 fur ausssmc9t, bag Der
Rsi4stas besbaI6 niat aufssI6it perbsn
pirb
8erltn, 10. IpriI. Nuf Yismard's
Antras III bus gri5sinsn bss III" auf
swsi Sabre untsrlast rorbsn. Dem Res
oattsur bss .EasebIatt~, Qsupiobu, wsIdsr
wssen SsIsibisuns Sismard's su brsimos
natIider @sfdnsniBiirafs psrurtbsilt wor'
ben III. III wessn Der ger0ffsntIiduns zines
Srisfss iber @ambstta, In bsiien SnbaIt
bas 9sriat cine S4mdbuns tir9Iidtr
Ginridtunssn srtannte, sine 8uiasifrafe
uOu elmer @oas 9sfdusniB uufsrIsst NOR,
ben.-Sn elmer 8eriammIuns gum 3usd
Der 50rosruns Der Auswunbsruns Der rui.
fii4en Suosn pu,ben bsute bier 10, 900
Nart Beitrdse ss,eibnst. gunisn ems
pfabI benz ausi9us Mdbisuns an, ba bic in
9onbon unb New Yort sefaBtsn 8sidIifs
Der Sade Der ,uiiidsn Subsn msbr ssita.
bet ais senaet bdttsn.
Berlin, 90. april. Die gommiifon
bss preaBii&sn Ssrrenbauiss bat bsute bas
8ir4snssies bsraibsn uub gum srifen Ya'
rasrapbsn Elm gmsnbsment anssnommsn,
uona@ bic WaBnabms bis gum 1. 2lpriI
1884 in Rraft usrbIeibsn iou. Der RuI:
tus Wliniitsr uerbsB, ouB bic &ssieruns
auf einen SersIsi5 slnseben wsrbs, mos
ua5, psun eine Idussre 6rit ;ussifanSsn
plrbe, bic 8eliimmunsen iibsr bic Ssran'
biIeuns uon @siliIi&sn abssanbert usrbsn
ioIlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25
RusfdnotfGe 3nnol6Gn

Gin aItes lateinii5es Spriduort
iast: sBiait On 5rieben, 10 Rite snm
5erisse" Das iteint man au6 in Berlin
su beritFdtisen. Dsnu tros ber suii5sn
&aiisr unO gsar aussetauidtsn 6rieosnss
perii6erungsn bsrrl5t tn ben militdrii5en
Rreiisu BeIin5 cine unsewoante Ebdtis'
tsit Wan mag einsn aies nit &asIuno
nod INNER olS isbr uuuabriastnli5 anis'
ben, baB man i'm absr nidt mebr ais un'
m5sIi9 anfiebt, beutst bic bsionbere Iufs
msrtiamtsit an, psIde isst ben an Der ruis
iii5sn @rense liesenben 5eitunseu sei4en't
uirb. Oie bsreits felt mebreren Sabren
beabF5tistsn gerbeherunsen Der 6eifuns
gen Marienburs, @raubens, Eborn unb
Yoieu nsrbsn 10 raid ais mOsIi5 pollen.
bet. SeIbii bic nube Berlin Iissenbe Sss
flung ghifrin pirb in bsIsrsn Isttbsibi'
sunsssuitanb se6ra9t. unb icI iosar Der
8Ian in Ssratbuns sesosea worbsn fsin,
Berlin nit Sorts su umsebeu. Nsbfbet
wsrbsn Ranonsn sssofeu, arisssidiffe &C.
baut unb @ewehre fabriSirt, mas bas 3eus
bdlt. llub ba,u tIaisn offiieue, offisi6ie
unb anbere Srsare SriebensidaImsien,
bic isbo9 bas @st6ie Der Waffenfabrita'
tion ni1t ibertdubsn t6nnsu. llsbrisers
miiIsn bic SdaImereisu benn bod bic
re5ten Accorbs ni5t babsn, bsnu aud bic
Diplomatic wirb um bisislben su. pe,uoIl'
itdnbissn su Silfe serufen. gs if uiel
uon sebsimen Ssnbunssn pcl,tii9er 8er'
tralsnspsrionsn Ssitsns bsr 8esenten uor
Ssiirsid, &uBIano unb Dsuti5Ianb BIZ
&sbs, um ben sefdbrbeten Srieben guro'
pas bur4 sesenieitise grtldruns ~
idsru, ba bas Bolt anfinst dnsitIt6 81
perben, auseRGts Der fortpdbrenosn gcr'
bsrsitunseu gum RrisSe. BsISer art abel
au9 bic uon ben sroBsn Md5ten Garrpa's
iosar in 6risbsnsssiten untsrbaltenen miIi
tdrii9sn Streittrdfts iinb, bauon seben un!
bic militdrii5su Sldtter oft ssnus aus
tunft. go tann mad Der bsuti5sn vSes
res 8situus" bas Seutibe 6ssr sriter eini
siuiaIisbIi9 Der Ofii3isre nit 76s, ,Oo(
Mann uno 242 900 YfsrSsn tn.
5slb riidsn, bas Oifsrrsi9ii4s nit ss5,
900 Wann unb lO7,ooO gfsrbsn, 20,
wsI9sr 8abI isbO&, ba Ositerrsi9 bic gr
iastruppsa msIds isbsnfalls ni9t iofor
i'm SsIbe psrwsnost werben t6nnsn, mi
sdbIt, ca. 2OO,o Wann ab,ursdnsi
iein barftsn. Grantrei9 iast ni4i, nj
fart isin Deer sritsr 9iuie TN Rriese iei,
wdrbs; ss sibt MIR bic 3iffern far ben 6rie
bsnsfub an, uslds, alles sinsere9nst, bi
folssnbsn iinb: 495, 900 u. Wann l22, 7O'
Pfsrbe. RuBIanb beRtt aufbem 6risbens
fubs Elm regulates Seer pon $40, ,OOt
Uaann unb 95, 900 Pferbsn; auf Rriess
fuB pom 1895. 900 Wann unb 25s, ,OO'
pfsrbeu; auberbsm fur ben Rriessfal
ein irresuIaireS 5err pon 100. 900 Wanl
uub IA, 900 pfertsn. Su allen oisisn ris
fssn 8abIsn iiab wsbsr 9anbwsbr nod
eanbfarm. nod AUDI bic uon ben msilIsl
Staatsn fur ben Rrtessfau sep!antsn Nsu
formatiousn sntbaItsn. Wsbs bsn Dol
Germ guropa's. usun btsis Sesrbaufsu i
suiummsuitoBsn. u bas ein 8uiammenitoi
fOIst, ouran III gar niat sa swsifsIn. 81
RuBIanb brdust Der 0ibilsmus gum Rriss
bic orisniaIIiae Jrass III sin sefautss YuI
usrfaB; Srantreid IsaSt mad 8tsuau9s
StaIisn sroIlt uno bic &spolutiOn bat aIl
S9i9tsn @atopa's Oe,its6dn
| Der bsuti9s Gsidstay Ut auf ben 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

@,elbsr, bie bis Samitag Gbenb einssbsn, per.
ssn nod tn Der fclssnbea Rummsr auittirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-25

gs9- Rnr fir bic 8slbsr, bic per rselfrirten
3rtef cssr None1 Croer eeanst psrSsn, ibsr-
atbntsn wtr bic 8erantmcrtlttfett.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-28
|ylahp Semi I'D ueeklu 10 orla

pruAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
! "a i, Bns Baaa, ldF ~ ,s.s...s Montgomery 5
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-08
From Old Sewer.

,SEvIERvILLE, TENN, July 4, 1882.
Nh. EDITOR: The general crop of hay
and grain is good. Wheat is more than an
average crop. Thomas Seaton & Co., with
their little steamer, are doing fine bust
ness threshing. Yesterday they threshed
about 200 bushels of wheat for r. I'll. An
des, and over 800 bushels for your cor
respondent, all of which was done in
business-like manner.
The unusually heavy rains are throwing
farmers very much behind.
Capt. John Murphy is doing business In
Sevierville, in the old W. G. Murphy house.
He is dealing in dry goods, together with a
general assortment of agricultural 1mple-
ments, such as sulky rakes, sulky p'ows,
reapers and mowers.
Mr. Lum Yeti cut our wheat this season,
with Wood reaper, which is splendid
machine. He saved enough of wheat over
and above that of sythe and cradle to pay
all expenses of cutting and binding.
There is to be new Methodist Episcopal
Church and hall for the Odd Fellows,
erected in Sevierville this fall. 1t is to be
60 by 3S feet, the lower story Is feet high,
for the Church; the up stairs, 10 feet, for
the hall The building committee for the
church have raised about 800.
j. H. and T. II. Walker have recently
purchased new saw-mill outfit, the engine
being 36 horse power. 1t is doing fine
| work. lack knows all about machinery.
They are located five miles east of SEWER
vile, in fine timbered country. 1t cost
them 81, 800 They will no doubt do we'll
People are talking about election matters
pretty freely For Congress, the people
are for Rule or some other sober
man, who is qualified for the
position, and will attend to his seat, when
necessary.
For the senate, j. j. Cole, of Mt. Horeb,
Jefferson County, is very prominently
spoken Of For representative, j. j. Wade,
James Bowers and several others are spok n
of, while M. Bowers is the most prominent
ly mentioned. He is most ex-
cellent man; made good soldier;
was a member of the gallant
Sixth Tennessee Infantry and was in the
Sherman campaign in 1864'65. Mr.. Wade
is good man; was member of the Third
Tennessee Cavalry.
We have spicy little Enterprise, "
started in Sevierville, edited by Mr.. Press
Love, a noted Sewer County boy. Much
success to Press. He is an old school mate
of mine. He can, if he will, do well.
SEWER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-07-08
PENCILETTES.

Track laying was commenced at Oolte-
wah last Monday, on the Ooltewsh and Red
Clay extension of the E. T., Va. i Ga.
Railroad
The first car load of new wheat, raised
on the farm of d. II. Cleveland, was ship
ped by Hutchinson & Co., from Sweetwater,
June 18th, according to the Democrat.
According to the Rogersville Press and
Times, VIM. Golden and l.. Russell, of
Mooresburg, were arrested last week and
bound over to the Federal Court for VIC
lating the revenue law.
The Readjuster State Democratic execu-
tive committee organized in Nashville We'd
nesday, by electing j. j. Vertrees, of Nash
vile, chairman, and j. L. Hillsman, of
Mem phis, secretary. Messrs. d. ID. An
derson, from the State large, and j. W.
Wallace, representing John McGrath, were
present from Knoxville.