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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-27
coRREsPoNDENcIA ESPECIAL
DBL
/ PARIS, Il de Mayo de 1883.
ITALIA.

CnandO Sc d1Ecut10 Ell preSupues-
to del MinisteriO de obras pdblicas,
v lego ell turno 4 La interpela-
ci6n de Mr.. Roselli, en- favor de Ia in
dustria nacional, el Ministro del famo
di6 Ebre curse los resentimientos gra-
yes aue tiene con el Presidente del
Conseio M. Deprettis. Dir. Baccari-
nj. afacando & la sociedad de los ferro-
carries meridionales, procure desacre-
ditar Ii exploitation de los caminos de
hierro por las companies particulares y
enconiar Ii administration por Ell Es-
tado. Es decif, que sostuvo 10 contra
rio aue defiende el Presidente del Con-
sejo, que es Ia exploitation de los ferro-
carries por Ia industria privada. Los
disenfimientos de los Ministries tienen
en- suspense Ell proyecto de ley relative
d los ferr0-carriles, y esta falta de
acuerdo podr& dar lugar q alguna mo-
dificacidn ministerial. Continda ell pa
go dc los billetes de los bancos en- mo-
media corriente. pero, como hay con-
fanza en- los pagos, no hay prisa por
desembarazarse del papel que fue an
tes de crlrso forzoso. Basic decir que
todas las tesorerias del Reino cobra
ron, en- los cinco primeros dias, por va
lor de Y millones de frances, los Ban
cos mucho menos y el Banco naclonal
muy POGO papel. Los particulares con-
seryan los bilIstes: los banqueros sue
Ian hacar ramhios de consideration.
Russia.
La coronaci6n del Gar preocupa los
animos en- Ell gran imperio mcscorita.
Esta acordado el programa de las
festas en- estOs t6rmin0s:
La entrada del Empendor y de Ia
Emperatriz, en- Moscon, tendra lugar
el % de Mayo; al dia siguiente se BEN
deciran las banderas. En- los dias "a,
25 y 26 se har&n los ayunos tradicIo-
nales. En ell dia 26 Sc hard Ia trasla-
ei6n de las insignias del imperio que
quedaran depositadas en- 10 catedral.
El 27 fendran lugar las ceremonies
de la coronsci6n; Ell % recibiran, ell
Emperador J Ia Emperatriz, las felici-
taciones de los Principles, del cuerpo
diplomatico de los actos dignatarios:
el 20 Las felicitaciones de los militares
el so las de las Diputaciones.
Ell 81 de Mayo y el 10 de Junio ha-
bra banqnetes ofciales de gran gala;
Ell de Junie festas populaTes; el 8 Sc
visitar& 81 convento de San Jorge; el
5 habr6 otro bsnquete; el 8 un gran
bale; q Z Ia consagraci6n de 10 Igle-
sia del Salvador; el Q 9revista de las tro-
pas, y & 10 regresar&n el Emperador,
Ia Empesatriz y ID corte imperial q
San Petersburgo.
DireHos que Moscou es Ia ciudad
principal de e. Rusia, el santnario de
ia fs ortodo1a, el foco del pensamiento
comdn que supone u legadada de un
siia en- que toEos los xevmaxos staras
dsspersodos por el mundo est6n uni-
dos por m yfnculo comdn.
San Petersburgo es, para b genera
lidad de los rusos, una capital bastar-
da que debe 81 origen 4 la civilizaci6n
asemana. -
81 Moscou es como ell alma de la
Russia. debe saberse que el Krem-
In es el alma de Moscon. Esta for
taleza reIigiosa J guerrero evoca re-
cuerdos tr&gicos y sombrias leyendas.
Ell Kremlim no es solamente una
fortaleza, un ssntuario , IN Palacio;
- 49,. ..ssx,<4.< r ,1a~,{ ~, Al, rfrn.
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La cabellera de las hermosas

La cabellera de las hermOsas
muieres orientales tiene fama entoda %
redondez del globo por su belleza, fie-
xibilidad, profusi6n, brillo y perfume:
Y todas estas cualidades pueden obte-
nerse facilmente con ell uso constante
del afamado T6nico Oriental para ell
tabello, la mas exquisite de las prepa-
raciones de tocador para el aumento,
conservation, suayidad, limpieza y en-
bellecimiento del prlo. Solo la calvi-
Gle de la senectud resiste d su poderosa
acci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-05-27
GUIA LOCAL.
VIJANDE Y COMP. rors.l.sa 81

Commentaries comisionstas y giro de letras
Agentcs de Ia Linea de- vapores d. Oano, Larrina-
"a y Comp. de la Compania Catalina de Vapores
rrasatlan.icos.
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Sres. Redactores del BoLETIN.
Puerto-Rico.
Muy Sres. mios y de mi mayor consi-
deracidn: Agradeceria q Wv. Sc sirvie-
sen dar cabida EN- las columnas de su
ilustrado peri6dico q las siguientes II
meas, por cuyo favor les anticipa las
gracias su alto. y S. s. Q. B. S. NJ.
Oscar Porrata.
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FRANCISCO FAURA. 81 s':.s ssaP- u.

Importador de- toda clase de conservas aIimenti-
cias de licores Y vnos extranjeros nacionales.
Unico Agcne en- la Isa dc Ia fahriea de cgarrillos
La MaFca MI va Habana; de Ia del Ants Del
Tigres de don Pablo Snbira de Matar3 de Ia de
.Harina de MaizT dssdon r. Maymt sta en- 81 Do
rado p. r.
4 Dueno del conocido acredtado establecimiento
demon iuado
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Ell sef,or Delgado.-En otro nu-

nero ira una carta de nuestro conse-.
cnente amigo y correligionario de Cabo-
roio don Federico Delgado. En- ella
rechaza V destruye nuestro amigo, con
l6gics delicada energia, algunos apa
sionados cargos que, desposeidos de
fundamente, lie dirigi6 hace pocos dias
nm peri6dico liberal.
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.FEDDERSEN WILLINK & C.,
icon sucursal en- SAN THOMAS.)

msionistas-Banqueros.- letras en- to-
das cantid,des sobre las prncipales plazas de Eu-
ropa los Estados- Unidos.
lmportaiorcs de todas pgoccdencias con expeciali-
lad en- el de meTcancias.-Sombrerosd de Pa
mama
Agentes generates de las sguientes companies de
Scguros contra incendos--Royar insurance Compa-
ny de verpoo--Sorthern Assurance Company de
Londres de Seguro Mafitmo.-Marine Insurance
Company lie I.ondres. - De- seguro sobre la vida.
New York Life Insurance Company. New
York. -Ag.utes del Lloyd Andaluz, Cadiz.-Ag,n-
tes de la Compania M,is Real Inglesa. = Agentes
generates del famoso Abono para Ia cana, tabaco y
,afe de Ohlendortfol, Londres - Agentes del acre
d tado Abono para la cana Bradley superior Phos-
phate
'Ionsulado AletnAn, 4
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vENANCIO LUNA. IS, 9ssr;,lsssls Il.

Gran deposito de txcclcntes yinos licores acei-
tes vinagres, conservas de todas procedencias,
clones de boca. Lo meim y mas delicado que %
reside en- 81 pals.
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otras vacantes.-se encuentran

Otras vacantes. Sc encuentrar
sin proveer las escuelas rurales de 10;
barrios de Cuy6n y Franquez, jurisdic
clones de Aibonito y Morovis, respecti-
vamente.
Idem la de igual clase de Lomas
Loiza
Procession. Con gran lucimien-
to, y concurrida por nuestras primera:
antoridades, di6 principle ell jueves Ii
procession del Corpus.
Desgraciadamente una llovizna COZ
que no Sc contaba hizo que concluyest
aquella al POGO tempo de haber salidC
de la Catedral.
Teatro.-Con numerosa concu-
rrencia dicennos que tuvo lugar ell Jue-
yes la function de gracia del seilor PHI
dain con el Condo de Monte Cristo.
Los repetidos aplausos con que el
phblico recompens6 al senior Pildain y
demas compafiia demostraron de nue.
70 la profunda estima en- que aquel
IiPUG SUS ufttSIlIOS.
Examenes.-. FL L. y q del
entranta JUNO tendran lugar los exa-
menes de la Escuela-M ,delo que diri-
ge Ia Profesora Superior Doha Fran
cisca Gil de Henriquez.
Sombrereria.-E HLa Indus
triaE', de los sefiores Pedro Reus y Co.,
Sc fabrcan sombreros de todas clases,
tan perfectos como puedan ser los me-
jores que Sc importan hechos, y mas
baratos one estos.
Deber es nuestro recomerdar esta
industria.
;Quien no Sc decide por un sombre-
70 fabricado su gnsto, bueno como ell
que mas y econ6mico?
Ell sefior Delgado.- En- otro nu-
nero ira una carta de nuestro conse-.
cyiente amigo y correligionario de Cabo-
roio don Federico Delgado. En- ella
rechaza Y destruye nuestro amigo, con
l6gice Y delicada energia- algunos apa
sionados cargos que, desposeidos de
fundamente, le dirigid hace pocos dias
nm peri6dico liberal.
COiaz6n de Jeshs.-El lie de
JUNO celebrara la congregation una
gran fiesta en- San Jose. En- la no.
che del dia siguiente, 2, principiara
la novena con solemnidad, todo ba-
10 la direction del celoso P. Mazuelos,
de la Compafia de Jestis.
GEL Ecuador" - FL microbes
filt:mo tuvo mgar la aperture de este
elegante establecimiento. Desde que
Sc ha alberto Sc We muy favorecido por
el phblico.
Auguramos frliz exito d sus duefios,
los sefiores Llaneras Y Uria.
Desgracia. Dice LA Enci-
clopedia" de Arecibo:
"Al retirarse a sus hogares ell mar
tes EN- la noche, despues de las festas,
unas cuantas personals no sabemos 81
vecinos de este pueblo D de otros ira
taron de wade el rio Grande en- mo-
mentos EN- que este venia crecido, y
cuatro fueron arrastradas por la Co
rriente pereciendo ahogadas. Esto he
mos dido referir, asi como que hasta
la fecha solo han aparecido tres de las
victimas.
Destruction terrible de vidas.-
Millones de ratones, gatos, chinches y
cucarachas pierden la vida topando con
el g Rough on Rats.
La mejor prueba de los buenos
resultados obtenidos en- las afecciones
reumaticas, dolores de cabeza, catarros
v iaquecas con Ell uso del acreditado
Ascoholado GateH, es el aumento no.
table one hay cada dia ell los pedidos
one Sc hacen & su inventor, ell citado
farmacentico Gatell, en- la villa de
Coamo, Puerto Rico.
Cada botella lleva la firma de So in
ventor para evitar falsifcaciones.
Vendese en- casi todas las Boticas de
la Isla.
- -,
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Ex CoIMADo.

Tmportaciones directas. constantes variadas de
los prncipales centros a. Europa Estados Unidos.
ventas al pos mayor al detail.
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sombrereria.-En ssIa Indus-

trtaF', de los sefiores Pedro Reusy Co.,
Sc fabrican sombreros de todas clases,
tan perfectos como puedan ser los me-
jores que Sc importan hechos, y mas
baratos que estos.
Deber es nuestro recomerdar esta
industria.
;Quien no Sc decide por un sombre-
no fabricado a su gusto, bueno como ell
que mas y econ6mieo?
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Sres. Redactores del BoLETIN.

ANEcTo CABALLERo.
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GAGETA DEL "A.

Trasladado 4 la alcaldia de Toa-baja
ell Delegado del Gobierno en- Hato-
Grande don Emilian0 Diaz.
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Ell del entrante Sc verifcara en-
Secretaria la snbasta del servicio que
para ell pasaje del rio Aiasco hay esta-
blecido en- Ia carretera nim. 2 de Ca
taflo 4 Mayagiiez.
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Por el Gobierno General Sc encarga
usen solo en- los casos previstos y nece-
sarios de la franquicia telegrafica todos
aquellos que de ella disfrutan.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-04
GOOD TEXAS YARN.


\ Houston Texas special to the Globe
Democrat says that one Of the queerest
cases on record developed itself on the
30th ult. Policeman Garham took A can
tured convict 10 Huntsville Peniteutiarv
and returned him to the officers there.
Garham, having nothing TO do, thought
he would call up George HasseImeyer.
who had been sentenced at the last term
of the Harris County Court to seventeen
years IN the penitentiaTy for horse steal
ing. Garham knew HasSelmeyer. so
when the convict who answered to that
name was brought up he was astOnisbed
TO lind that il was not the same
person who had been sentenced
under that name. The peni-
tiary warden insisted that it was the only
Hasselmeyer confined in the penitentiary.
whereupOn the convict seeing that fur
ther cOncealment was useless. made a
confession. 1t seems that James kennOn.
who was sentenced AT the same term Of
court as Hasselmeyer TO three years. and
Hasselmeyer were chained together. and
on the way 10 Huntsville Hasselmeve-
made the astounding proposition
TO kennon that they should change
names and terms, Hasselmeyer
Offering hennOn 81 900 to work his seven
teen years sentence. while he should
work the three years sentence of Ken
non. kennOn accepted the proposition.
W hen Hasselmeyer's name was called AT
the penitentlary and he was told TO regis
ter hennOn stepped forward and declared
that he was the man. As neither the
Warden nor the guard who brought the
cOnYicts to Huntsville knew the names Of
the men the ruse was completely success
ful. and had il not been for the mere
chance Of Garham asking TO see Hassel-
meyer, whom he happened to AnOw, it is
something that might happen at anY time.
and yet none Of the officers would 6e anv
wiser, as they are not supposed to know
the conylcts personally until after they
are registered at the penitentiary. Has
selmeyer was found on a convict uIapta-
ton working under the name OF Rennon.
be had been working outside ofthe walls.
as the shOrt-term prisoners are not 50
closely confined and guarded as are those
in for long term.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-04
CHOLERA.s MANY VICTIMS.
Sixteen Thousand Already Dead and
Hundreds Still Dying.

LONDON, August 3.-The Daily Nescs
asserts that the total number of deaths
from cholera in Egypt so far has been
1900. It says that the disease is now
less yirulent. OF ten men attacked among
the British troops an average of six sur
vive.
Orders have been issued 10 thoroughly
dlslnfect cargOes Of rags arriving at Brit
lsh ports from Egypt. SIR Chas. Dixie.
President Of the local government board.
IN presenting in the House Of Commons
yesterday the government bill providing
for the Capitalization Of the hospital man.
agement in the event Of an outbreak Of
cholera IN London. said that the general
health OF the country was very satisfac-
tory although there was a large mortality
among children from diarrhRa. Unusual
precautiOn. he said. would be necessary
TO guard against cholera until the expira-
ton Of six weeks, when it is believed all
danger will have passed.
Ihe deaths from cholera in Egypt
Thursday numbered 30. including 196 at
Cairo. Cholera has been declared
epidemic al Bombay.
CAIRO. August 3.-The weather here is
intensely hOt,and the average temperature
under canvas is I0G degrees Several
deaths from sunstrOke have occurred.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-04
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.
Proceedings of the Meeting of the Grand
Council

AYNESBORO, August al send vOu
a list Of officers elected for the ensuing
year, Of the Grand Council American
Legion Of Honor. This organization met
pursuant 10 adjournment at 10 O'Clock on
Wednesday morning, the 1st instant.
There was a suspension Of regular busf-
ness that the part Of the programme pre-
pared by Pythias Council might be car
ried out. The first thing in order was a
welcome address by Colonel Phil. A.
Johnston. in which ne did himself. as we'll
as the order. great credit. The Grand
Orator. l.. /. Shubrick. Of Washington.
being absent the Grand Commander ap-
pointed Judge Walter c. Beeks. OF Griffin.
70 respond, which he did in very happy.
able and eloquent manner
The regular order was then zone
through with. Questions Of Importance
were discussed. Brother Richardson, of
IattnaH, was conspicuous for the forcible
manner IN which he presented the resOlu-
tlons passed by his Council (Tattnall). of
savannah, in relation to some recon-
mendatiOns to the Supreme Council. Sa-
Fannah when put in nomination as the
place Tor our next annual meeting. was
selected by rising vote. The grand
OO9y got through with business in a day.
and the second day was devoted to pleas
ure, barbecued meats, ice cold melons.
and other refreshments
he new Grand Commander. Colonel
John L. Printup, is, expect. well-knOWn
70 you. He is a banker Of the city of
Rome, young in years. but has sound
Judgment. We predict a successful term
for the order under his able management.
The Secretary, DR.. Price Hubert, is I'M
changed. The order shows good iudg-
ment in keeping him in his place. The
following Is a list Of the officers:
Grand Communicating. c. Printup.
Rome.
Grand Vice Commander-R. L. Pierce.
Augusta.
Grand Orator-B. H. Richardson, sa-
Yannah.
Past Grand Commander %. t.
Rodgers, COvingtOn.
Grand Secretary-Pierce Hubert, Je-
wells.
Grand Treasurer. Q. Adams, Eaton
Grand Chaplain-R. W. Hubert, War
rent0n.
Grand Guide-L. :. Ledbetter, Cedar
town.
Grand Warden-G. ;. Owens. Marietta.
Grand Sentry. A. Polhill. Waynes-
bOro.
Representative TO Supreme Council
Jno. ID. Munnerlyn. WaynesbOrO. Alter
nate-O. F. Rodgers. CovingtOn.
Grand Irustees-Iudge JnO. \. Perry.
Newton; Col. J. +. TOOle. LaGrange. and
Judge W. {. Beck. Griffin.
Finance C0mmittee-RObt. ChapDell.
Athens; }. f. Stillwell, Griffin and j. l..
Hunter. Jacksonville.
Committee on Laws and Supervision of
Appeals and Grieyances-W. r. Free
man. Macon; VI. c. Edwards. Cuthbert;
Ihos. NJ. Berrin, WaynesbOrO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-04
WAR WITH CHINA INEVITABLE.
The Climate Secessitating French Idle
ness Till November.

LONDON, August 3.-The London Times
correspondent at Hong Kong says that
the negotiations between France and
China. in regard 70 Tonquin. are at
standstiH. The general opinion is that an
aggressive policy Will be assumed by
Challemet Lacour, and the appointment
of NJ. TricOn as French Minister to China
were unfortunate circumstances. and
that a peaceful solution Of the difficulty
Is impossible The Chinese consider that
the French are determined upon
the annexation OF AMMAN, and they desire
20 quarrel with China. The French will
be unable to operate until November. The
unhealthy season Is affecting the young
men among the French troops. and the
hospitals are Inadequate u accommodate
the sick. A council Of war was held on
the 9TH ult., and river attack on Sontag
planned. Admiral Mayer with three YES
sels Will shortly proceed 10 Canton. where
he viii make a demonstration. 4 severe
military censorship is maintained at
Hanoi
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FRANkLIN COUNTY

GAINESVILLE, July 30.-The acreage
IS about the same as last year. The con
dItIon Is not as good as al this time last
season, owing to drought. 1t is difficult
70 estimate the probable yield at present.
Picking about September /. There is a
lack Of labor.
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Drank a Tear.

BOYS. l wont drink lessen YOU take
what ] do" said old Josh Split in reply
% an invitation He was a topper Of long
standing and abundant capacity. and the
boys looked AT him in astonishment.
The dea-" one Of them replied. ''that
YOU should prescribe conditions i laugh
able. Perhaps YOU want 10 force one Of
your a5Ominable mixtures on Us. You
are chief OF the mixed drinkers and I
viii not agree 70 YOUR conditions"
He wants 20 run Us in on castor oil and
brandy said the Judge. who would viii
liuEIv have taken the oil 10 get the brandy
NO. I'm square:" replied Split.
Take nv drink and I'm with YOU"
The bows agreed. and stood along the
bar
Everyone turned TO split and regarded
him with interest.
Mr.. Bartender" said Split. s'give me
a glass Of water
..What. water" the BOYS exclaimed.
Yes. water. It's a new drink for me,
l admit. and ! expect its a scarce article
with all Of you. Lemme tell YOU how !
came - take il. Several davs ago a pas
SCI ot Us went fishing. and we took a fine
clance ot whisky along. an had a heap
OF Iun. Long toward eyeuin' I got DOW
erIll drunk an crawlOd under a tree an
went 70 sleep The boys drunk up all the
whisky and came back 10 town. They
thought II a good joke cause they'd left
me that drunk, and told il around town
with a mighty blusteF. Ny son GOT a hold
Of the report and told 1t at home. Well
l laid under that tree all night. an when
I woke in the mOTnin' thar sot my wife
right thar bv me. She didn't say "a word
when l woke up. but she s0rter turned her
head away. l got up an looked AT her.
She still didn't say nOthin', but could
SEQ that She was clOklui.
e" ] wish had suthin' ter drink. 81.
Then she tuck q cup what she fOtch
wGh her. an went down 70 whar spring
billed up. an dipped up a cupful an totch
il ter me. ,Ies as she was handin' il ter
me she leaned over 10 hide her eyes. an /
seed a tear drap in the water. I tuck the
cup and drank the water an the tear. an
Faisin' my hands / vowed that l would
never hereafter drink my wife's tears
agin; that had been drinkin' them for
the last twenty years. an that / was
goln' 10 stop. You boys know who il was
that left ME drunk. You was all in the
gang; Give me another glass Of water,
Mr.. Bartender
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Reducing the Cost of steel Rails.
Piffs5''rg c0mnereia! Gasefte.

A new process is in the course Of intro
ductlOn at the Edgar Thomson Steel
works which will materially lessen the
cost Of producing steel rails. Last Janu-
airy the method Of rolling the metal as il
came from the converter, instead of put
ting it into pigs and remelting. was put
into practice, and TO this is 10 be added
the soaking pits. In these the ingots, as
soon as they are cool enough to leave the
mold, are placed. and by the heat held
within them they are brought to a uni
form degree Of heat, and rails made with
one heating Of the metal. This method
has been successfully used in England,
and will be used here in the course Of sfv
weeks or two months. The saving will
be from 81 50 to 81 75 per ton. some Of
the Western papers place the figures al
50, but they are away out in their reck-
OuiuO
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-04

RICHMOND. VA. August 3.-Charles
Henry Lee. cOl0red. was hanged here to-
day. for the murder Of Daniel Miller.
another cOlored man, in HenricO county.
Virginia. last February The execution
took place in the yard of the county Jail.
which i located in this city. The affair
was private. only a limited number Of
persons being admitted 10 witness the
hanging. The court house yard and
vicinity were crowded with people, mostly
negroes. The drop fell at 13:35 O'Clock.
Lee died without a struggle. his neck
hafno hroEan
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-04

NEW YORK, August 3.-R. G. Dun &
Co. report the business failures through
out the country during the last week at
ls2 against 1910 the previous week. The
New England states had 81. Middle 50
Western 4o. Southern 80 Pacific IL.
Canada >, and New York city 10.
POTTsVILLE, Pa, August 3.-Stein x
Trough. prOpTiet0rs Of the Orchard Flour
ing Mil, failed to-day. Their liabilities
are $4,000. The assets are $1,000 No
cause Is assigned Tor the failure. The
mills were among the oldest. and the firm
was considered one Of the most substan-
tial i'm This NicinifE
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-08-04
PennsyIvanians i'm North CaroIina

RALEIGH. y. c. August "A party of
forty eXcursionists from Pennsyivania
arrived here to-day. under the auspices
Of the state immigration Society. their
object being 10 examine lands with a view
10 secure the settlement here Of a large
number Of Pennsylyanians. The visitors
travel in special trains. and are shown
every courtesy. All are gratihed with
the treatment received. and think highly
Of the desiraJility Of the state a. place
for settlers. The party was entertained
AT Henderson by the Board of Trade
They adopted resolutions expressing
thanks TO the people Of that town and
recommending all persons from PennsyI-
vania desiring 10 emigrate 10 look first at
the lands in this section Of North Carolina.
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