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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
El senior Alcala.

Ell celoso Diputado por Arecioo
nuestro amigo ID. Manuel Alcala
del Olmo, ACADIA de gestionar y
conseguir un valioso contingente
de libros para la Biblioteca de
aquella villa.
Vease en- que expresivas pala
bras Ga de clio cuenta Ell Publ
cista, nuevo periodico que ha EN-
pezado a vez la luz en- Arecibo:
Don Manuel Alcal& del Olmo, di-
ce, ACADIA de dar una prueba valiosisi-
ma de interes y aprecio por ell dis
trlCo que debe los sufragios que le
han dado la investidura de diputado
Cortes.
Tai es la adquisici6n de cuatrocien-
tos voldmenes, que seran la base de la
biblioteca municipal de esta villa, re-
mit6ndole ell seilor Pidal con atento
B. L. nj. la orden de concession, que ha
sido trasmitida d este Ayuntamiento,
para Ia oportuna reclamation de los
volIimenes, escogidos de entire los exis-
tentes en- ell Ministerio del ramo.
Esta concession entrafia I'M adelanto
positive para esta loca dad. y
Extiendese luego Ell colega en-
consideraciones acerca de la Inn.
portancis de las Bibh tecas, y ter.
nina dando gracias al senor AL
Gala del DINO.
Merecida es la gratitud del
colega hacia el senior Alcala, me.
recidas las lisonjeras frases que lie
dedica, Y que nosotros hemos To-
nido sumo gusto en- reproducir
Justo, muy justo es que en- tai
fol ma Sc haga mencion laudatoria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
UN PARCHE.
Leemos en- ell colega reformista
de Mayagiiez fecha % del pr6xi-
mo pasadO:

iIlO Pd>duo'
"Tuvo etecto en- la mafiana del do
mingo pr6ximo pasado la Junta del
partido Iiberal-reformista que va diji-
mos habia de ceebrarse en- ell teatro
Primqyera. Proceii6se Ell ella d la
election del nuevo Comite local, resul-
tando distinguldos para tan patri6tico
encargo los sehores: DR.. D. Salvador
Mestre y Mora, Presidente; d. Loren
20 Martinez, Vice-presiIente; D. Ma
riano Ramirez, Tesorero; ID. Nicolas
Lopez de Victoria, Secretario y voca-
les, los senores: d. G. J. Monagas, D.
Carlos Monagas Pesante, d. Ricardo
Gomez, d. Mateo Fujardo, d. Jose
Vicente Gonzalez, d. Francisco Boui-
LA, D. Salvador Nalal, d. Martin Mas,
d. Leandro Montalvc, u. Manuel To-
rrellas, d. Alejaudro Catra y d. Enri-
que Velez.'
A continuation da Gus nta ell
colega de la candidatura que para
ell Ayuntamiento de Mayaguez
recomienda aquel Comite.
\ ahora preguntamos noso'
tros.
mo parece ell modo de obrar
lie los refolmi>tas de Mayagiiez
como una lecci6n anzada a todo ell
Gisperso partido suyo?
~ &c Comite Central sigue
deabandado, y la colectividad ace
fala, y la inmensa mayoria de la
Communion sin entenderse!
Sc procede a la curacion de
un dedo, Y Sc prescinde del cuerpo
entero y de la cabezal
lSera la voz de Mayaguez la
trompeta apocallptica que levante
al Reformisino?
No es creible.
ALA en- Noviembre, hace dos
amos, Sc trat6 de reorganizar la
queblantada economla del partldO
reformi>ta, empezando por la ca
beza. iY que resultd? Todos
10 saben. GFueron titles tantas
idas y venidas, 8 sea c6nclaves? !?
Al contrario, funestas, porque a
los pocos meses andaba la cosa
peor que antes, J el cotarro mas
revuelto que en- otros tiempos.
iTenIra I consecuenclas favora-
bles para la saiud del paralitico ell
parche local de Mayagiiez?
Cuando no las producer los
remedies heroicos, menos las pro-
ducira un parche en- esta 8 en- la
otra region.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06

de IN REPRESENTING que tanto se
afana en- pro de los intereses de
esta proyineia, y tanto 80 desvive
por patcntizar repctidas y elo-
cuentes muestras de aprecio y
4oIicita estimation en- obsequio de
sus comiteutes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06

Ell gnardia fn6 remitido d Ia carcel
ell dia 10 de Abril y puesto en- libertad
el %.
Es de lameutar one la prensa de
oposici6n no Sc ocnpe de consignar
mas one los hechos que puelan lasti-
mar y ofsnder al Caerpo, prneba Inc
qnivoca de Ia prevention que existe
contra q, Y prueba evideute de clio, es
sin If muy leios, one en- el din de aver,
1. In fuerza dc Ia Guardla Civil y la de
Orden Pdhlico fupron en- m mismo
wagon al lngar del inceudio (por Mi
rahores) Y sin embargo. en- ell sueIto
qne pnbica IL CI1m0y c0nsigna d los
ArtiIIeros, Bomberos Y Guardia Civil
Y ovida Il este Clerpo; esto, como Y.
compreudera, inilnye mucho Gu ell ani-
mo de los Guardias, y Iejos de aumen-
tar su esriritu, decae cada dia mas y
mas.
Asi es, que no me extrana que en-
Janeos Sc haya desiigura1o Ell case,
efscto de Qae los successes se han lido
pasando de boca en- boca, y la opinion
,jjh.i,n. que en- inicio abstractamente
~ nsie formar f6, y Sc haya sufrido
eqoivocaci6n, en- atenci6n d que no hay
explicaci6n possible, para poner al
guardia en- libertsd, 81 la gravedad del
suceso es como Sc manifesto en- el ar
ticn,o un 'atentado' que VIC In tnz pll-
bica en- ell ndmero AZ de II del pasaio
en- III CIamoy del Pals, ell cual decia
qne In responsabililad moral era de
quien uombraba i esa clase de hom-
ores para guardas, (,ya We usted!), de-
biendo indicarle qne dicho Rabio esta
en- este Cuerpo desde 1879.
Creo dejar contestada su aprcclable
de hoy, sin embargo de que 81 V. 10
desea puede recurrir d hacerme cnantas
preguntas qniera, pues no soy de los
que quiero nj he qnerido nunca ocnlta1
delitos, pero tampoco me ha gustado st
precipiten las cosas, poniendo Il. hom-
bres como tieras salvajes, cuando, su
ponl6ndose Ia coSa en- manos de los Trl.
bunales, debiera haber algun tdnte dt
comedimiento hasta ell iallo; y este de.
BIN hacerlo con tanta mas raz6n, 10:
que, como yo, aman la justicia.
| Hoy mando trasladar los guardia'
de. JuncoS a Humacao, donde p:esta RAJ
tan bnenos servicios como en- Juncos.
Queda dc V. affmo. S. s. y amigo
Q. B. S. NJ.
Francisco Garriga.
Hoy lie Mayo de 1885.
lSe ha convencido el comuni
can;e de que no~otros no habla
mos a humo de paJas, sin quo
para clio necesitemos acOmeteJ
contra nadie?
Una sola cosa tencmos que ad
vertir al que nos replica, par.
concluir. Nos dice el antagonist,
que 81 otra vtz euelve el BoLErIl
a refntar sus noticias de aqueil;
manera, le coutestara en- la for
ma que merece.
No sea V. inocente, caro- de- co
nocido, no sea V. inocente; nj
crea V. al BoLETIN mudo. Re
pleas mas brdr0S ha sabido con
testar nuestro peri6dico. No Sc,
inocente, y no nos venga con csa
amenazas de que Sc rien la pru
dencia y la raz6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
IELEGRAMAS.

Los dltimos via San Thomas
dan cuenta de que las nuevas hos
tilidades de los rusos en- ell AT.
ghanistan siguen excitando mu-
cho ell espiritu publico en- Ingla-
terra.
Ell Gear ha enviado un ultima.
tun a Londres sobre limitaci6n de
fronteras del Afghanistan.
Ell conaicto, por 10 que Sc We,
continda agravandose.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
Gel PUBBICISTA. y

Ha principiado 4 yer la luz con
aquel titulo, en- Arecibo, un nue.
vo periodico no polftico.
Sus deseos son buenos, sus pro.
positos tambien.
Deseamosle, pues, larga vida,
correspondence cordialmente, en-
la parte que nos toca, al saludo
que a la prensa dirige EI Publ
ciSta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06

Segdn nos dicen en- carta fe.
chada ell IL en- Juncos, transcu-
rridas "a horas despues del peli.
gro que corrieron un amigo nues.
tro de Juncos j su apreciable
familia d consecuencia de un dis.
paro de arma de faego, aun no
Sc habia tornado en- aquel pueblo
medids alguna para esclarecer el
punible suceso.
Esto es grave, y sobre ell parti-
cular llamamos la atenci6n de
quien corresponds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
e a q u "A -.

Sc nos escribe de aqnel pueblo
que de 10 Concejales electos en-
los recientes Comicios, 5 pertene.
cen nuestra Colectiyidad, result
tando en- aquel Ayuntamiento
una gran mayoria de amigos nues.
tros.
Felicitamos a nuestros correli-
gionarios de Caguas por tan hala.
gtieno triunfO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
ELOCU EN- TIE.

No Sc nos moleste ell colega
liberal reformista de Ponce. Con-
10 que va a yer Sc conyenccra
una vez mas de que no escribino~
nosotros solamente para escrlblr,
y de que nos inspiramOs siempre,
no en- caprichos, sino en- senti-
mientos de justicia.
Tambien Sc 2ersuadira ahora,
con nueva prueba, de que no he
mos estado solos al lamentar la
conducta por el colega Observable
hace POGO con ell Alcalde senor
Zarate, conducta que nos pareri6
anto mas asombrosa cuanto que
convertia el colega a quion a u
dimos, de la noche q la manana,
,egdn Sc dice vulgarmente, de
gran amigo y hasta turiferario de
aquella digna Autoridad local en-
su vioiento acusador y desafecto.
No estabamos solos, no. va
sabe el colega que La CiUiH2a.
ci6n coincidi6 con nuestro modo
de pensar y de sentir en- aquelia
saxon. No estabamos solos, no.
| Quiere de clio una demonstration
mas? Pues pa~e la vista por FL
Pals de Msyagtiez correspondent
te al % del pr6ximo pa,ado mes,
y tJese en- una carta que inSerta
aquel colega, llberaI-reformista
como el peri6dico con quien ha-
blamos, y que e>ta ferhada en-
Santc Domingo y escrlta por don
J. E. Balsac, correligionario del
colega ponceno y del de Maya
guez.
Fijese, y pncontrara 10 siguicr-
tie que, sin al1adir el mas pequeno
comentario, reproducimos.
Dice el Sr. Balsac:
"Observo que el peri6dico FL Pue-
bio Sc ha sulfarado por la conducta OBJ
servada por ell Alcalde se1or Zarate
con motive de la venta de LA Corona
Poetica'' en- honor de Corchado. iQue
contraste. Desde la llegada y torna
de possession del senior Zirate, empezd
a prodigar elogios, d encomiar su Ad-
ministraci6n, porque cnmpliendo Ia
Ley, habia anunciado y celebrado una
session del Ayuntamiento pdbicamente,
etc"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
10 DE JUN00S.

uO OA y u IN UUO.
Sohrc 10 acontecido con un
guardia en- el rueblo de Juncos
deeiamos en- 2S de Abril Ii timo
10 siguientc:
"Recordaran nuestros lectores
los gravisimos cargus que un co
rresponsal de FL CIamor dirigi6
contra el guardia de Juncos Do
mingo Rubio, por cruel mai trato
dc un nino de II ii Ii amos. Pues
bien; incoada la sumaria sc ha
sobreseido, y el guardia fuG pues-
to en- libertad, marchando 4 Ia
cabccera de Seccion. Sc deduce.
por consiguiente, que la d, nuncia
ha resultado falsa, y aunquc FL
Clamor no haya sido propiamen
tie el autor, este colega en- ju4tica
debo rectihcar, yolviendo por los
fueros de la verdad y por Il pres
tlglo de un cuerpo a qulen uno y
Otro lila Sc viene atacando de una
manera que no es decide. ESQ
debe hacer I'll CIamor, va que
otra cosa no e, de eSpeTar de
Quien abliga sentimientos de jus
ticia.
Como Sc We, nj mas modera
ci6n, nj mas respeto ia podido
reveiar el sueIto anterior, nj otra
manera habia para decir que
en- {! sc contiene.
Pues bien; el comunicante de
Juncos nos suelta un eSCOpetaz0
diciendonos que hablamos en- len
guaj~ POGO dec0rOSo y que hemo>
empleadO un tono 0greSiUo y pocO
ctent0. ST sera eae yecino de los
que leen Y no conocen ell valor y
ell sentido de las palabraSl
Pero como eI ohjeto principal
es desviIt t0ar nuestra nOtlcla, de.
bemos ratiticarnos en- 10 di1 ho, |
volViendo por EOS fueros dc la
verdad deSconocida, Y demostral
que, aunque nos cream0s faiib!es,
habIamoS siempre, al menos, con
fundamento.
Con motive de todo tuyimos
por conveniente buscar la contir-
macion de nuestros datos en- la |
Jefatura de Orden Pdblico, Y he |
aquf la buena v atenta carta cue
hemos recibido del celoSo senor
Jefe de dicho Cuerpo, carta por
Ia que expresamos nuestra gra
titud.
He aoui la carta:
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
May senor mioy amigo: contestando
su atenta de hoy, reSpecto 4 la pregun-
Ia que me hace SCORE 10 ocurrido en-
Juueoa eutre el guardia de este Cuerpo
Domingo kubio Y IN chico de IL amos,
lie cuyo saceso vleue Ocupaudose Ia
prensa hace diaS, tengo ell gnsto de
que la noticia one die
ron d V. y por la cual pedia V a
III Ltan0r dsi Pa{s que rectifcase, no
tareciA de fandameuto puesto que Sc
gun yeo en- Ell esPediente del citado
guardia Rublo exi-te una communication
del Jcfe dc Ia "a Secci6n fechada EN-
Humacao Ell - del pasaio Abril, en- la
cual Sc manifesto haberse pre8entad0
en- dtcha cabecera si reterido gaardia
procedeute de la carcel de Caguas, por
naber sido puesto en hbertad, IN Cir-
tut d. s0breSc,mjeut0 de Ia casa que
Sc le seguil por ei Jozgado DE- prime
"a mstancia. Ea vista de clio en- q
del mismo mes Dc .Abr! he dlcho al
Jefe de Seceidu que por Ell guerdia Ru-
bic, Sc sollcite copia del failo, para los
tines cue al interesado y este Cuer-
po conyengan.
En- otra COMMUNICATION de Ia Antori-
dad local de Juneos, q quien pedi infor-
mes acerca del heeho, entire otras CO.
sas, me manifesto que el guaydia Ru-
hia hahfa sido puesto en libertad ell dia
22 de Abril, despuas de levado 4 cabo i
un TeconoeImiento en Il chico por dos
Malieos qae lleyo el JRsgedo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
Y anade el Sr. Balsac:

"Entonces placemes por do quiera.
Ahora acerbas censuras. Como Sc nos
conoce cuando Sc nos toca de cereal!
81 senior Balsac que oportuno !!
recuerda en- su epistola que a la
llegada del senior Zarate a Ponce
Sc lie obsequi6 con serenatas......
Basta.
Esta yisto que, al fin y al cabo,
tienen que darnos siempre la ra-
z6n nuestros adversarios, aun en-
asuntos que no pueden ser del
agrado de determipados cofrades
suyos.
INo es este elocuente por de-
mas?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06
GACETA De HOY.

Disposition del Gobierno &c.
neral sobre nombramiento ] suel.
dos de los Escribientes del Regis.
tro Civil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-06

Otra que dice asi textualmente:
" Hahiendo llenado 1 Conocimiento
de este Gobierno General que en al-
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
RECEPTION


LAST Tuesday quite number If the
Young friends nf Mr.. and Mrs. e. S
Thompson responded Ia generous invi
'ation to be present a, their reception
held at the residence Of Tommy
Thompson, about one mile southeast Of
the city. The happy couple having
been recently united in The holy bonds
of wedlOck. hsd taken short tour to
Arkansas City, Kansas. aud had just re-
turned They were the recipients of
quite a number of useful and
beautiful presents. which were still in
creased by their friends. The company
enjoyed themselves soclably for while,
inteIspersed with music, until the temp
tation to engage In some outdoor exer-
cises became too great for the majority,
who collected IN the yard, Lighted by
the silvery rsys Of the moon Soon be-
coming weary of this they returned TO
the house and after being seated were
waited upon with refreshments, which.
after thanks had been returned by Rev.
Mr.. Willis, were heartily INDUCED In by
all. AT about 10 O'Clock the company
began 10 disperse, bidding h sEhappy
couple hearty good night, and all
unite In wishing them happy future
crowned with success.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

The Commonwealth, in reporting So
Smith Russell, says: Indeed, we ven.
ture the assertion that Felix McKuslck'
in the hands Of Sol Smith Russell and
his excellent company will achieve a
most generous success. Mr.. Russell was
seen at bis best last evening, aud the
large audience present seemed to give
him all the announcement be desired to
make a great hit as Felix McKusIck.
Sol Smith Russell will always occupy a
warm spot in the hearts of amusement
goers because of his clever aud whole
some hunor. The star received valuable
aid in his effort to please from Mr..
Frank LawtOn, who impersonated Billy
Danger, a boy that always stuck to the
ameer. His dancing was ore of the
features of the evening. The rest of the
company were more than equal to their
several tasks, giving performance that
can hardly be excelled- Ii was rare
evening with bright comedians and CON-
e6iennes.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
ANorHEE poIsoNlNa CASE.

j. 8. Born, who has been visiting foI
| the past week in COncordis and Auaes
Cloud county, returned yesterday, and
tells of poisoning case at the town OF
Ames similar to that of which Mrs.
Walkup Is accused. A few months ago
an old gentleman named Dan Nutting
married French girl They lived to-
Rether apparently very happily for
some time when NuttiDg accused his
wife with intimacy with hired man.
Last week Mrs. hurting and the hired
man vent 70 clyde on business ard did
not return until II O'Clock at night. At
ter their return Mr. and Mrs. NutIIng
had some words concerning The affair
and early next morning The hired man
vas discharged. which inside NTs. Nut
ting very angry. At breakfast
Mr. Nutting remarked, "GreaI IeayensI
what Is the matter with this ceffeeE' AS
sO0n - he had finisned his breakfast be
walked outdoors and was seCn heard
making moaning sound and grooming
The hired girl endcavor 10 persuade
Ars. NutSsBg 10 go and look after her
husband. bot she refused. The hired
girl then started to the yard and was
followed by Mrs. Nutiing. where they
Foaad the Iaiter's husband IN congul
sIoBs. A passing doctor was
called, but being on bis way
to visit very sick patient. and thinking
IL case of cholera morbas h stayed but
q moO,ent and left pres;tIp i'm Ia a
few hours the man died aud hi young
wife called on the doctar fh-t evening |
and asked for an affidavit c.sne,rDing |
Inc trestment and cause of 3. i.u .s.aag's /
teeih. The doctor gave a written state
neni-os the treatment. but ada. d. ,eause
sf death unknown. Nutning's remzins l
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
A snIsaa,I, Exh,h,s,on-

Kansas City Times, Sept 10: I'm
mediatelv after the free for all race the
Harden Star Grenade Fire Extinguish.
ing Co. made quite an elaborate display
BY putting their little blue grenades to q
practical FIRE test. A building 14xI4 OF
dry pine lumber Was erected IN trout OF
the grand stand, filled with fine kIcdI-
lngWood. and the whole completely
plastered with tar and kerosene. The
moment the match was applied the
names leared up and enWfapped The
whole building in one mass Of fire.
When the fire had gained fuII head.sav
the operator stepped forward, with four
grenades, and the FIRE that q nomtatb /.
fore seemed determined TO burn the
structure TO the ground. was extinsuished
almost in an instant
Several exhibitions have been given
in the city by dinereut exIingulsher
companies during the past year, hut th.s
was undoubtedly the largest snd mass
successful exhibition ever given here.
and well deserved the hearty applause
from the grand stand.
These grenades are sid in Emporia
D. ". Morris.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
THE WELSH LANGUAGE

Wilkes Barre, Pa } Record: Few peo-
pie are aware how ancient language
is the Welsh, and they will doubtless
be surprised to learn that the Latins and
Greeks both borrowed literally from its
pathological resources. Many persons
seeing Welsh words resembling Latin
ones, have jumped to the conclusion
that they were borrowed from the Latin,
while the fact is, the Latins did q good
deal of the borrowing. The two peo-
pies lived together 400 years, and it was
but natural that one should borrow from
the other. a study of the parallelism
of the two languages shows the fine
field which the study of the subject
opens before the scholar DR.. Pezron,
abbot of La CharmoYne. an eminent
French l:ngquist, asserts that the Welsh
were the TItans of the ancient world.
Pezron Gays that DIogenes Laertitus, on
the authority of Aristotle, states the very
rudiments of philosophy came from the
strangers,among whom the Cymry( Celts)
were reckoned. II shall conclude" seys
Pezron with one thing which men
| ought to be- ignorant of. viz: that the
language of the TItans is. after reyolu-
ton of above 1000 years. preserved even
down to our time by the Ancient Britons
in Wales and by the Britons in France"
Again, "the Greeks and Lsiins borrowed
great part OF their languages from the
Celts and other nations of the north, and
it was from them they seem to have had
the first knowledge OF the celestial
sphere as well as of the consultations"
A recent foreign writer says that about
the time of the Roman invasion, the
Latin tongue had, like the English of
to-day, been made complete with stolen
linguistic matter belonging to other ma
tions. To show how many such words
belong to the Welsh. DIR. Pezron, al.
ready alluded to, gives an elaborate list
of Cymric words 10 the Latin tongue,
from which the following is taken:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
IN MEMoRIAM


Miss Matte M Bish, daughter of w.
G and NJ. X. Bish, departed this life al
her father's residence ia Emporia on
Saturday night, September 10. 1885,
aged 10 years months and 20 DAYS.
The deceased Was native of Iowa. but
has lived in Kansas from childhood. and
tor the past year in EmpoIia. In the
dawn If womsnhood CONSUMPTION
marked her for Its victim. Her strue-
gle with the disease lasted more than
nine months. But disease and death
found her fully prepared Nearly two
years ego she was awakened 10 the i'm
portance of religion and united with the
Methodist Episcopal church a, Canton.
MCPHERSON county, Kansas, under the
psstorate OF Rev. j. j. Bixler. Since
then she has striyen 10 order her life in
accordance with her profession. The
approach of death did not terrIty her.
With perfect composure she gave direc-
tons as TO her funeral, testified her as
suIance OF q home ia heaven aud then
'it II asleep" May parents. brothers and
sisters receive divine comfort and SO live
Is TO meet her In heaven s.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24
NOON GREEK ITEMS.

TUESDAY. Sept. %.
Prof. a Q. Hummer gave two lecture:
on practical Arithmetic" last week al
the Pleasant Hill school house.
A house is being built on tue old
LIS, place
Seth Newly of Indiana is hauling
lumber to build house on his land.
We are glad to see Aunt Lavinla Moon
with us again. She has been visiting
relatives in Iowa all summer.
Mrs Sarah Tennis has returned from
Iowa, where she has been spending the
summer.
Thomas Terrell and wife of Iowa are
visiting Mrs. Terrell's sister. Mrs. r 7.
Patty.
E. NJ. Stanton returned from Indiana
last Saturday.
Miss Dora Moon entertained quite a
number of her lady friends Yesterday,
that being the anniversary of her birth.
Rev. Thomas Terrell expects to be at
Cottonwood church next Sabbath.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-09-24

McWade IN his lmpersonaton Of
Washington Irvlng's character, Rip Van
Wrinkle played TO a welIfIIed opera
house McWade Is a deserving actcE
and the fiattering press notices have not
misrepcesented him. We, however, be.
liege that it would add strength to the
play if Mrs. Rip Van Wrinkle was oil
the same nationality as her husband.
Little Steenie, Rips daughter, was
exceptionally good, playing her part al.
most perfectly. Nick Vedder, who kept
the inn of George III, was very original
and entertaining. II McWsde's entire
support was as good as Little Steenie
there could be no excuse for complaint.
However, it might be good thing fol-
Nc Wade to find himself another dog, as
this notable companion of Rip did MOI
appear In the performance.