davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26
Major J. W. Pear;nan, of Nebr

Major J. W. Pearnan, of Nebras-
ka City, Neb., visited Colby last Mon
day. He is making - tour of Decatur,
Rawlins, Cheyenne, Sherman and
Thomas counties. lie expresses him.
self as highly pleased with the ap-
pearance of the country and with the
push and enterprise of the numerous
settlers occupying these new counties.
He gives the blue ribbon, however to
Thomas and Sherman counties, for
beautiful rich lands. Major Pear
man gives it as his opinion that the
popular road, the B. & NJ will run its
line to and on southwest of Colby to
Pueblo, and he is in position to
know what he is talking about. He
was surprised to see as large and
prosperous a town as Colby, when he
learned that six months ago the town
site had no sign of an inhabitant.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26
Go to Smith, Little & Co. g for the

SutTOhce coal.
Everything in dress goods, a
j. W. Allen & Sons.
-Velvets, velveteens and lace a
j. W. Allen & Sons.
Cherokee nut and lump coal al
Smith, Little & Co.'S
%. W. Carter starts this week fol
Republican City, Nebraska.
Don't forget that Smith, Little &
Co. sell the Cherokee coal.
&C. A. Smith and family are now
numbered among the residents of Oak
ley.
Go to l. II. Buffers for heating
stoves, cooking stoves, hardware and
rope
Cherokee coal is next to Rock
Spring coal, for sale by Smith, Little
& Co.
oh SAY!-Have you seen those
''nobby slippers at j. w. Allen &
Sons.
For law, land, loan or real estate
business call on Willcoxon & Van
cleave
Phil Troutfetter has been appoint
ed deputy postmaster, successor to F.
j. Paine.
Our immense grocery trade keeps
our goods always fresh, j. ". Allen
& Sons.
-Guess Sheridan County will not
close ont the school land deal for
Thomas
C. NJ. Faline, druggist from
Downs, was looking our little town
over Monday.
i Three large hacks filled with land
seekers pulled into town after dark
! yesterday.
-WillcoXon & Vancleave will make
out your land papers, and guarantee
satisfaction.
! There is some talk of flooding the
carp ''pond" and converting it into a
skating rink.
Railroad. school, and all kinds
of wild and decided lands for sale by
II. E. Weld.
i have more town lots than any,
one. Remember the place opposite
the CAT office.
! Final proofs can be made before
either the Clerk of the District Court
or Probate Judge
All kinds of legal and land office
papers promptly and accurately prep ar
Ell by ii. Il. Weld.
frank Weaver has retureed from
Missouri, accompanied by his family
and brother-in-law.
Farmers in Eastern Decatur coun.
ty bring their dressed hogs to Colby
and find ready sale
JAS. Fike is busily engaged in get
ting the affairs of the county clerk in
running condition.
Buck wheat -four, Maple syrup,
Sourkrout and picked pigs feet, at
J. ". Allen 4 Sons.
If you want to sell your decided
land or school land Frank Pingree
has customer for you.
"A. c. Chitwood will assist Coun-
ty Clerk Fike in transcribing the rec
oris from Sheridan County.
Settlers wishing government land
in st John Co. Kansas, will do we'll to
call on Beymer & Lewis, at Monument.
/ Lumber from $50 to $50 per
thousand. JOSEPH CoRETTE
Grinnell, Kan.
| These long evenings there is moth
ing so enchanting as story to read .
The drug store has a stock to select
from.
Parties in Thomas and Sherman
Counties can now make proof in Col.
I by, thereby saving an expensive trip
to Oberlin.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26

Mrs. Raglan, of Bennett township
has been quite sick.
John Dolan, trustee of Barrett
township, was in the CAT office Friday
John Atkinson of Wendall town
ship, has been to Nebraska on busin
ess,
The CAT is the official county
paper of Thomas county the ensuing
year.
-TanOrsdol, treasurer of Barrett
township, made the CAT pleasant
call yesterday.
A. L. Holbrook, of the east part
of the county has been to the railroad
after his family.
j. R. Colby has resigned as clerk
of the school district, and A. j. Sen
ter has been appointed to fill the va
cancy.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Combs, west of Quickville, died last
Tuesday. Mr.. Comb has also, been
sick, but is now convalescent.
1t is rather cheeky to say the
least, that Sheridan county should at
tempt to rush the sale of the balance
of Thomas countys school land
through before Thomas gets fixed for
business. An injunction has been
served stopping the sale of the
Thomas county school land advertised
Tor sale.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26

Esq, was also at Oberlin a part Of The
week.
We will duplicate any bill
bought at Oberlin, Atwood or Kenneth
and then discount it five per cent
J. ". Allen & Sons.
w. NJ Mellon, of Downs, Kan,
was here Monday He is interested
in the new bank, and will return in a
short time permanently.
Petition will be out this week
praying for the established of a daily
mail route from Oakley to Atwood.
The route is much needed
DR.. j. W. Weld has charge of the
new drug store. He has the goods
displayed in elegant style and is an
experienced hand at the business.
MONEY: If you need funds with
which to make final proof or wish to
secure loan on your Iarn., call on or
address, II. +. Weld, Colby, Kans.
There is promise of considerable
emigration TO the western part of this
state and Kansas, from this section
next spring.-Gage Co. (Neb) Dem.
We can stow away several hundre
more of the good people from Gage in
Thomas yet.
The Odd Fellows held meeting
last night to make arrangements for
the organization of an Odd Fellows
lodge A charter will be sent for i'm
mediately
With r. T. Hemming and Frank
Pingree and NJ. W. Witham on the
board, the county's business will be
rushed through with alasrity and will
be done correctly to.
-Henceforth, positively. land
notices will not be published without
the cash accompanying the notice.
We have been at a considera BILE loss
already and this is final.
Smith & Little are prepared to do
all kinds Of wood work, such as car
riage and wagon work The CAT can
vouch for their excellence as work
men. Give them trial.
w. NJ Yocum and some other
parties will soon start stage line be-
tween Colby and Candy. Thus max
ing a through line from Oberlin to
Candy, by way of Colby.
We are making valuable improve
ments in our office in the way of press
es, and itwould be great accommida-
ton If those knowing themselves in
debted to us would settle up.
-Grandfather's clock licked along
nearly half century closck Those
at Smith & Walkers will do the same
and will keep right on whether tho
old man turns up his toes or not
Now is the time to order Your
trees B. n. Bancroft, representing
the Jefferson County Nursery, of Neb.,
is canvassing this county, and will de-
liver first-class stock at Colby next
spring.
There was lots of fun in town
yesterday, shooting the rifle and raf-
fling for turkeys. One lucky citizen
talks of starting turkey ranch. He
accumulated sixteen turkeys shaking
the bootleg.
Next Saturday at p. IN there
will be a meeting in Colby to take
steps towards purchasing ground for
a cemetery. This is a matter that
should interest all, and we speak for
large attendance
Congressman Hanback, was here
Monday. He was surprised at the
growth of such a marvellous young
empire as Thomas in the past six
months The result of the visit will
be better mail facilities.
The CAT list has increased over
one hundred in the past week. The
circulation is too large for hand-press
work and the proprietors have con-
tracted for Prouty power press, and
when received and in run ming order
the feline progeny will pur.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26
COAL! COAL! COAL!

We have our coal house well filed
with the well known Cherokee Nut
and Lump coal, which we will sell at
bottom prices. Call and see US just
north of the CAT office.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26
TIE THOMAS COUNTY CAT.
turkey to-day.

Eat turkey to-day.
-Jewelry at the drug store
Clocks at Smith & Walkers.
Magazines at the drug store.
What about the skating rink ?
Make your final proof at home
Funny papers at the drug store.
Fresh canned goods at Donelan's S.
Literary every Tuesday evening
Smith & Little have coal for sale.
Saw filing done by Smith & Lit
tie.
Judge Lacy was in town Satur-
day.
Several rainy days the past
week.
Wallace wants government land
office
Albert Deyoe is in Nebraska this
week.
Corrected election returns in this
issue.
Get your reading matter at the drug
store.
Fresh oysters, at J. ". Allen &
Sons.
Plenty Of fresh oysters now in the
market
Kansas has population of nearly
100000
Items from the different town.
ships wanted.
Albert Devoe is in Norton Coun-
~ on visit.
Arthur Gentzler will go to Smith
county next week.
Hickory axles and ash tongues
at Smith & Littles.
Thomas County is Sheridan Coun-
tvs larger brother.
The new postoffice boxes are ex-
pected here this week.
Flour and feed has begun to roll
in at Smith & Little's.
Climax, Four Y and Queen of the
west flour at Donelan's.
"A car load of Vinton -four just
received at Donelan's.
Remember Donelan carries the
best brands of flour.
Don't buy an overcoat until you
see Donelan's new stock
Why not incorporate and have
sidewalks and cross walks.
w. G. Porter, was over at Ken
meth, the first of the week.
Remember the CAT Office can do
YOU first class job printing.
New invoice of dry goods every
week. at j. ". Allen Il Sons.
A new invoice of millinery goods
to-day AZ. J. W. Allen 6; Sons
H. Z. Bassett, of Charleston Iowa,
has been in the east a few days
j. A. Thompson, has gone to
Green. Iowa to spend the winter.
Frank Pingree is chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners
A few more pieces of land want
ed by, H. E. Weld, Colby, Kans.
Frank Pingree has few desira-
bic claims for sale very cheap.
Don't forget that Smith & Little
keep buggy poles and shafts.
If YOU want to start a contest
call on Willcoxon & Vancleave
M. Donelan has just received a
car load of Minnesota wheat flour.
H Z. Weld buys and sells all
kinds of wild and improved lands.
Fine stock gents furnishing
gooIs will be opened at Donelan's
Cant Isilsua,%I, TO- -, ,o,o. ~
rye on his claim that looks splendid.
If you want to prove up on your
land, call on WIleoxon & Vancleave
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26

The literary entertainment Tuesday
evening was a pleasant and successful
affair. The programme consisted Of
select readings, Rotations, reading of
the society paper and farce entitled
"Thirtv Minutes for Refreshments. +"
An interesting programme has been
prepared for next week. We under
stand certain members of the society
have in contemplation the production
of drama some time about the holi-
days. We append the programme for
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26

There were BAT votes cast at the
last election in Thomas county. Add
forty per cent. to the total vote for
those who were not legal voters and
for the stay-aways, and We have 4S5
voters. The average number of per
sons for every vote is about five, Civ
ing Thomas county a population of
2,425, and it will exec ID that number.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-11-26
F. S. Weaver, Proprietor.
THE BEST HOTEL IN COLBY

Board by the Day or Week at lowest rates
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
Abon Hammad with view to turning Berbcr by the

Abon liainnlad with view 10 turning "o'"'' " WV
With General Stewards force went Captain Lord
Charles Beresford. gallant naval oincsr. VINO was
IN take charge of any steamer whlCh might De iouiu
az Metemu,eh. On the 10th January Co'onei
Burnaby left KOrti with a large supply "i maze 10
overtake General Stewart at CadkuI AS isr a, we
NAV Judge from the meagrc tclegrains respecting
force thers could hardly have been 1000 men
that Is 20 say. onc-half the cxpeditionnry c0rps ~
kort or within reach Of korti when the iotco was
divided. Fully One-ha must nave Deeh ye' S.Ius
Cling I'D the river in tho boats or occupying relay
stations. AZ far as we are able to see there was
on the spot ready for action or dispatc AZ kort no
considerable force disposablc on the 2Uth January
when the startling news arrived at heaIqua,mlels m
that tho detachment of General stewart mai Decn
attacked at tho Abu kloa wells, and N ssverr
action had lost four field officers. five line olhccis
and sixty tive rank and file killed, nine oiicrrs ana
eighty-iive rank and hle wounded out oi iprce q,
not exceeding In St.watt 1n to s leave
Kort on the sth and arrive without dlincmy u,
Mstsminsh on the 10th. Lord Wolse,ey calculaied
every thing we'll hut one-that one elcment oI tllo
problem was important one, namely, ms enemy;
General Stewart arrived within ono day niaron VI
Metemneh on tho 18th. and had the road boen cieaf
would according to the programme nave M ssc 81
his column was in tho air." leaving front, rear ana
both tanks open to attack. According to the oncal
and on both Hanks by force of ut least five times
its own numbers but succeeded. by means ot
admirable plnck and discipline IN repuishs tlie
attack; suffering heavy and severe losses. DISCS nu,
ndicting also severe punishment on their rash
enemies.
The official report we have received through the
telegraph is not very clear and IN parts Is apparently
contradictory According to this report the little
corps formed in single square and thereioto orc
had no protection of hanking fire; while ia ths
accounts received Of the previous march, To Gadkni.
il was stated that tho corps marched IN sqch ordSr
that ut any moment three squares In echeltn o1nId
be formed, giving mutual protection by .hahKihs
fire.
II the simple recovery of General Gordon was the
real object OF tho campaign, 10 is not easy 20 corn com
prehend why tho force of General Earle should nave
been sent oil In such haste toward Abou Hammad
bsfore the success of the movement In tho direction
of Khartoum WAS an established fact and before
proper supporting force of tho main column had
arrived at the new base of operations. Omcaiy
the objective point wasS Kharroum and the primary
object tho safety Of Gordons person. IL Is therefore
quite possible that the published letter OF nsiruc-
tons given to Lord WOlseley was rather Tor the
public eye whilo subsequent instructions may nave
been Of another nature, cOveriag matters OF
national policy which led him to sacrifice d sonhd
military principles and take risks which 10 wouiu
lot otherwise have taken e.. l.. STONE
4 Copyright, 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01

They ara forced upon me, as they arc iorcea upv"
evsrvhodv Who undertakes to put the ineV''"o'0
s;gn:Gcance of Mr.. Chamberlains proposit'ons ."'"
r,a;r Fnosb II may astonish hm-l hope u does
Astonshment would be the best prooi 'aa' no
meant less than he said, and that be hau no 'uo. "
tho ran, scope of tho monstrous statements W
he has committed himself.
protests against this gospel OF spoiia'on '".,'
have been of course. The press has protesVou' ,
Cbomberlain's colleagues In tho Cap'he. al
reports are true. have protested. A Couho, ""o"
lasted over three hours in Mr. Gladstone aosenoo 10
SAID TO have devoted small portion OF It's atteu-
ton to the new attitude of its most radical iheooi'
The exnreSsons in private life oil the aohorrcno0
suoh language has aroused among men WIN a'o Nii
Chambcrlain's political friends are NUMEROUS upon
and energetic enough to surprise the pi''"'"s 49,, "
orator if he heard them, or heard of them Ihis
ono speech has done much to mahs hio"oi
Liberals and moderate Radicals even--for suc 'heio
are--look with dstrust on the great measure Oh
enfranchjsement which has just become law S
this foretasse, ask they. of tho benotts 10 accru'
from giving the vote TO those who nave u HUI
The answer would afford fresh surprise to the mau
who il so ready to believe the baser the stronger
instincts Of the people. The answer IN thao '"o
people will repudate tine robbery proposeh 10 thon'
The six hundred of Birmingham may cheer ."en
guest They may not take the measure OF MS
meaning all at once But the men in public lie wuo
know their countrymen best are convinced 'ia'
Mr. Chamberlain will presently discover that he mas
made mistake in his estimate OF the forces 10
which he appeals, and of the aims OF tho muittune
with whom political power is henceiorth 10 Ios''
The Franchise Act did not repeal the leu Oo'h
mandments. Morality has not expired. nor IL 'ha'
| empire of Chaos to which Mr.. Chamberlain regret
fully referred likely Just yet to be restored Inc
role of Auarch may suit him for the moment nut
the gn of universal darkness if ever IT COMES N
likely TO put very different man from MI Cha"l-
berlain on its sable throne. u W. g
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
WOLSELEY'S MARCH.
BY LIEUTENANT-GENERAL STONE. LAII
CHIEF OF STAFF. EGYPTIAN ARMY.

FEATURES OF THE JOURNEY-THE BiTUAi'oN A.
KHARTOUM.
The Soudan campaign Of General Lord Wo'Se.es
NAV be said to have been initiated by the nr'',sn
Government on the 26th August. 1884. whon 'no
following telegram was sent by tue na'q"'
Harrington from the War Office to Lieutehaa'-
General Sir F. Stephenson. then commanding INC
British forces in Egypt
aAfter anxious consideration. Her Majestys Goy-
ernment have come to the concins'un ns'unna;hle oa for
unjust to You to ask You 10 Dc Iefp1ns'uo Iefpuodoe
directing an operati which, after fnii kno"dTuS ds
of plan You consider to I've lmpract,caDe. ~
have therefore, decided to SEND L0rn To'i in ESypt
Government highly appreciate the manner d aaicmlt
YOU have carried ont the important ana a,iI" thnt
duties of yOur command, and earnestly nope .ust t
Won NAV feel yourself able toremain ~ Egypt wnsr m
lord Wolsoley is there. and assist him WIN yohi y
advice. Lord Woiscley goes out with Lord -N'''A
brook
The explanation of the above telegram can o'
found In a dispatch dated "War Ohice, A"su'' %
1884" addressed to Lieutenant-Gonerai H'ephon'on
nv the MARQUIS of Harrington. detailing tue pi"n
aJonted for the expedition up the Nile for the relief
of General Gordon. which plan was evideh''y
Iravn nm by General Lord Wellesley. THIS pan
oroposed the use of small boats for transpor'a'o'
bcvonI Wady Halfa Second Cataract, SUCH 40
were employed in the Red River expedition
Ia this MAN Lieutenan.-Gencral Stephenson h"o
replied by telegraph see Blue Book 80 1854, y.
3o,: SSmall boats proposed not suitable "a"
,,r,c,rs larce amount water transport locally"
This curt condemnation by Leutenant-"e"e'a'
stepensou of Lord Wolselev's pct idea oil Canau'ah
hoa,s sucb rs he had nsed III the ked kiVer eApeur
t;on doubtlcss cost the Licntenant-Generai the
command of the Nile expedition. and caused the
sending to Egypt of the originator OF the p'ah
himself. ,,,
Iieuterant- General Stephenson promptly rcpilod
to the War Minister'S telegram OF August 20.
= Will willingly remain here as yon WISH
Lord wolsclcy arrived in Egypt about the "'h
s.ntembe,. 1884, and Immediately assumed com
mand Of all operations concernins the expoii'ion'
ca fullv WAS he left master OF the movements that
b,s letter of Instructions was drawn mp III Ca'ro
Inv himself in consultation with Lord Northbro"k
and Sir EVELYN Barring. and the draft telegraphea
"a the War Office in London for an approval which
was promptly accorded bv telegraph. which 'hs''uc
tons were 50 far as military operations were con
cerned. "a follows:
aRnfore YOU leave Caro-, Her Malestys ,oveln-
mort think il desirable that yon shouli recciVo
ancr,i nstrnctions rs to the course when You are
- nnrsms in connection with tho affairs oi the
aThe primary object of the expedition up fhc
yalev Of tn. Nile il to bring away benera, 'oIu"i
anj CojoneI Stewart from khartoufD. W men that
ahsct has been secured no further offensive opera
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01
Copyright, 1885.

An interesting document has just boon Drousnu "
light IL Is an application for chaplancy ~ .no ~ ~
with series Of iDd0rsemsnts by Lincoln ana otan.o o
its back. which the available space on tns an ~"
plicat,on and down oa slip Of paper when nAu "a o
added to receive them. These were tho nd0rsemos. n
nanIeir In the army A. Lincoln." "Dsar Mr.. Lincoln
~Iio is not preacher f. NJ stanton Three OF ncar Sa
months elapsed evidently, and then We nave Dn"'
stanton-Ile IL now. A. Lincoln" Dear N.Y. Llnco,n S
But there Ia no vacancy l.. stanton Dsn, noia oi"
ton-Appo.nt hun q chap'an-at-largo. ~ i.ncVn", Vna,
"Dear Mr. Llnooln-Therc IL no warrant OF law Ior ss
f. NJ Stanton" I" Dear Stanton-ApPolnt MN @nyH"wW A.
a Iinco1." Dear Mr. LiUc0ln-l will noI =" ~.
stautau" And ne diln't But apparently no tod sno
al.crp; that he could leave his application on MS W
tlcre il IL aiueag the dry old documents
New-York tribune., 1885-02-01

sit would he bad thing for Paris. Ths lrii1
would evolve snch Q droll varied. plctmresqus en4
brilliant civilization that oil tho .rich Englss
would run over to Dublin TO amuse themselves"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-30
Mas temblOres y detalles.

In telegrama recibIdo por Ia
prenea asociada de Nueva York
da cuenta de que el ~ han vueIiO
a sentirse temblores de TERRA en-
Malaga. v el = en- Torrox. -ituado
a - mIllas de- Malaga.
Las o-cilaciones abricron gric-
tas en- I'll suelo.
Seglln el mismO despachp, un
Joietm ohciai ha anuncIado que
ha>ta el > del que cur>a hsbisn
,ido yictimas de los terremptos
en- las prOyincias de- Malaga =
Granada ! 400 personas Y heri.
das 900. Han quedadp sin hD-
gar $4,000.
Agrexa e. telegraml que Al.
bama sera cOnstruida una mIlla
del lugar que hey ocupan sus
ruinas.
Detalle horrible del cataclismo.
lraduce un colcga del CORES
ponsal del Herald en- Granada:
"Acabo dc vi,itar el pueblo de
Huaneja, donde hs ocurrido unO
dc los ien6meuos mas extraordi-
narios producidos por las cou.
mociones.
Todo el pueblo ma sido trasla.
dado d seteuta Y ciuco pies dc
distancia dc 81 posici6n primi,i.
Va, quedando On pic todas las ca
sas, aunque con graves ayeria'
muchas dc clla~.
Como no sc moveria Ia TERRA
para causar tan a.roces frn0me
nos
Ante esto no a. extraao que
la muchedumbre, de>pavorida por
los sucesos, presuma que 81 mum.
do Sc va a acabar en- c.tos dias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-30
puerto Rico -Andalucia.'


La ComlSlon encNgada de lie
var a cabo el penNamlento de la
publication puerto Rico Ante IL
cia, compuesta de los senores Di
rectores del BoLErlV~MERcANrlL
Y III AS'n'tf'Sfa dlo cnenta ante Ia
Junta provincial de las bases sobre
las cuales habla de verlhcarse oil
cha publlcaclon.
h>tas Bases fneron acol dadaS
preVlalnente9cn reunion de perlo'
dlstas conyocados al efecto por
aluella ComISlon, y son las 81
gulentes;
Ia Sc ,n,;b,icara el dia 90 de-
Fehrero.
% Sn. tirada sera de 1000
eiemplares. v ri :rrecio q centa
yos cada eiemola5r.
ga Su extnns;6n se,8 de- 3 nj
oinas on folio
o A Contendra lectura en- pro
sa V verso tipografados. v auto
grafos V alegorias Htografados.
5a Sc invita- 4 todos ,os De.
riodistas. escritores V poetas de
IA isla nara one contribuyan con
compo<iciones.
Sc invita- igualmente a las per-
sonas Y notables caracterizadas, d
fir de que envien algun ant6grafo
4 sentenc;a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-01-30
NlAJE DE =. VI.

\ los telcgramas vil Nueva-
York dc que en- otr0 lugar hsbla.
mos. debemos a1adir % que dan
cuenta dc Ia salidA de Madrid ie
;. VI. Y su sequiio para las pro.
yincias he AndA.ucil victinas Je
los terremotos.
Two lugtr "a ~sIiia 81 = e.
cha q que uo alctrzun lo- peri1
dlcos he "a Madre patria o. ibidos
por Il iltimo correo.
Scgun el de~rachr. eNpciilo 81
10. :. VI. dcbt desenrr.e cn I.o
ia. \ hama. Granada Malaga.
De,de c,ta Ciudad pen aba en-
prcnder Ia vista de toda la costa
y pob'acIones IN guc mavOres
dsnos han causado los tembiOr, =
de TERRA.
Agrcgqn los dcspacho- que Al
>alir -. Alfonso de- n coronado
villa tue obieto de una enthusiasts
ovscI N popular; que las Cortes
votaran los tondo. necesafius "a
"a reediticar Alhama: 4ue el
key lleya cOnsigo--scguramen
adcnas Ge otras cautldadcs. Inclu-
80 IA que ha donado DC II pro-
pio peculio-Sls 300 recaudados
On I.oudres con de~iiuo a los des.
graciAdos d, AudaIucia.