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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21
PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE OrFrcE.
NASHVILLE, TENN.

NASHVILLE, TENN.
WHEREAS, The Forty-Fourth Gener-
al Assembly Of the State OF Tennessee,
at its regular session Of 1885, and on
the 30th day Of March, 1886, by joint
resolution which was agreed to by
both the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiyes, did propose an amendment
to the Constitution Of the State and
whereas the Constitution, Article XI,
Section 8, requires said proposed
amendment to be referred to the Gen
eral Assembly next to be chosen. by
which General Assembly it shall be
agreed to by two-thirds OF all the
members elected to each House, be-
fore being submitted to a direct vote
Of the people; and whereas it is re-
quired by law that said proposed
amendment shall be published for six
months previous to the time Of making
such choice of the next General As
sembly:
Now therefore, l, WIN. B. BATE, Gov
ernor Of the State OF Tennessee, do
hereby cause to be published the said
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton of the State OF Tennessee, which
is as follows. To add as Section (1S)
eighteen, Article O1) eleven, OF said
Constitution the following:
SECTION Is. No person shall man
ufacture for sale, or sell, or keep for
sale, as beverage, any intoxicating
liquors whatever, including wine, ale
and beer. The General Assembly
shall by law prescribe regulations for
the enforcement of the prohibition
herein contained, and shall thereby
provide suitable penalties for the VIC
lation of the provisions hereof"
In testimony whereof l have here
unto set my hand and caused to be af-
fixed the great seal of the State Of
Tennessee.
Done at the city of Nashville, this
26th day Of April,in the year Of ourLord
one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-six, of the Independence of the
United States the one hundred and
tenth.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21

The little man of the Tomahasck, and
we don't speak of him physically, is
as mad as March hare, because Dem
ocratic papers offer to show up But
ler's record.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21

There is not single Republican
paper that has ever attempted to de.
lend Buffers cadetship record. We
will publish any defence any OF them
may make for him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21

If the Tomahawk will publish ten
lines which we will select from the
Congressional Record, we will publish
any half column article it may select
or write for The COMET.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21

The Republican party in East Ten
nessee ought to be proud of their Con-
gressional candidates Butler and
Houk.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21

An awful dish OF crow: Bro. Rule
defending Houk from the very charg-
es he, Rule, made against him few
years ago.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21
WIN. B. BATE,

The reported assassination Of Ex-
President Gonzales, of Mexico, proves
to be untrue.
1t is stated that Malone will quit
Virginia and so to Washington to re-
side after the close OF his Senatorial
term.
Some shaky steel-wire works men
in New Kork pretend to have gone
out OF business on account of the cleo
ton of Cleveland. There is another
sort of steel that has also been some
what demoralized by Cleveland's cleo
ton.
OF the babies born in the White
House, not one appears to have gone
there to live in its maturity. The
babies destined to live in the White
House in their later years are born in
cabins, cottager, or houses of modest
dimensions.
1t is noted that Mr.. Blaine went to
church twice on Sunday in Phila-
delphia After his powerful speech on
Saturday night this was quite a feat.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Blaine
was sunstruck while attending church
in the heat Of the Presidential cam
paign Of 1876.
In Forsyth county, Georgia, Mrs.
Geo. Tuck expressed her belief that
Adam was not the first nam, where
upon Mr.. Edward Manning. denounc-
ed her as liar, and Mr.. Geo. Tuck
very promptly cut his throat and
brought the Scriptural discussion to
an abrupt conclusion.
The Philadelphia Times remarks
Samuel J. Tilden and Thomas H.
Hendricks both died childless both
were able lawyers, both accumulated
considerable property, both made wills
when in the full vigor Of their mental
powers, and both have a lot of collateral
relatives who propose to contes their
Wills"
The 90 co. of the girl of the .
are small, tapering, and beautifully
shaped; / ! as beautiful as the ***,
and she is without her * her frown
is t, and her figure excites i OF sur
prise and hankering ~ her. In
winter time, when her beaux cal
round to see her, she --- away
to put some the CRATE, provided
they do not use natural gas for fuel.
The astonishing story Of the fiery
boy in the San Joaquin Valley, Cal,
throws in the shade the record OF the
Georgia Electric Girl" Willie Brogh
possesses power which is more curl
Gus than profitable. He sets fire to
hay-stacks by looking at them, electric
sparks fly from his body, flames arise
whenever he approaches an inhamma-
BILE substance. Insurance companies
refuse to issue policies on house in
habited by the destructive urchin.
What is the explanation of these
strange phenomena? Who can tell?
Is the boy charged with an aggressive
electric current, or is the fiery mag
ination Of newspaper man response
BILE far the curious tale? II the boy
really exists he should receive the at
tention Of scientists His strange
physical powers might be utilized if
they turned out to be hereditary. Per-
haps a young man might be eyoluted
with sufficient power to set river on
fire.
~ this paper, OF obtain estimates
advertising space ~hsa IL Chicago will find It on file at
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21

Meyer Karl Rothschild, head Of the
great banking firm, died in Frank
fort, Germany, Sunday Of heart dis
ease.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21

Wonder if the Greeneville RepebH-
can knows the war is over?
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21

The Greeneville Republican has made
a furious attack on Hon. Jno. Fain.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1886-10-21
THE COMET.
johnson City, Tenn. Oct. 81, 1885.
FOR GOVERNOR.

FOR GOVERNOR,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES WHITE,
FOR SENATOR,
A. M. METTATEL.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
ISAAC HARR.
FOR FLoATER,
]. w. CRUMLEY.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16

Concedida la Cruz de Caballero
de Label la CatjIica a D. Julian
Cruellas, AvudAnte de Obras Pd
hlicas de esta lila.
= Nombrado Ayudante q de
Obras Pdhlicas de esta Isla, en-
comisi6n, D. Serapio Garcia.
Nombrado Alcade de Ma
uati D Fidel B nero, que ocupa
ba ell segundo Iugar de la terna
propueSta al efecto.
- Qaeda hecho cargo interi-
uamenle, del Vice >ulado de
Re gica en- Ma sgu z, D. Arturo
Bravo Gonzalez.
= Copcedido el R gium ere
quatur a Mr.. Reginald Ii. Herts
let, para que ejerza ell Consulado
de Iog aterra en- eta Capital, y a
Don F rnando Nunez para que
ejerza, tambien en- esta Capital
el Consulado de Colombia.
-Disposici6n referente al Cuer-
DO de Orden Pd1lico.
R glamento de Bolsas de
Comercio.
- Circular de la lntendencia
relativa q cobranza de contribu
ciones.
Roales Ordenes del Ministe
rio de Marina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
La familia de Galeote.

Con este titulo publica In EPOcG
largos detalles de una vista asch' por
el anna y una hermsua de GAleote la
redacci6n del colega.
La hermAua de Galeote Sc llama
Ana Maria, ss alta, enlusa, de caare n
ta Y tantos anos, estl viuia desde los
veinticinco, y tisne dos hVos.
De la conversation hAblda con am
bas, que ell colega re6sre, resultan al
gunos datos nusv1s relatives al REQ.
La f4mi'iA de G .le1te es nam aroia
y pobre; ell padre teufa un tejAr = los
hsrmanos son de hamilds coniicoa.
Oayetano viva sismpre de 10 qus
CANADA en- Ell ejercicio de 50 cargo, =
sra tan caritstivo, que 10 repsrti4 todo
entire los pobres = sas parisntss Juan
do volvio de America trafa 40, 900 rea-
les. todo 10 reparti6.
Ouando viva en- ell Pen6n de Ia Go
mera se IIev6 4 50 hermana J los hi
jos de esta.
Pas6 luego & Melills, y mas adelan-
ts, en- Ia spoca de Ia revolncion de Sc
tiembre, fde cusndo msrch6 q Puerto
Rico por considerar que los curas esta-
ban POGO seguros en- Malaga.
Onando antes viva de joven en- esta
ciudad Ie acometio una vez dicieldo
misa an v6mito de sahgre. De sque-
lIo no qued6 curado nunca por compile
TO. Ahora Sc cree que tiene lesionsdo
elpulm6n-
Cuand0 vino & Madrid comenz6 por
rAnar 500 doce reales diarlos diclendo
misa en- los Irlandeses.
Siempre que 50 hermana lie pedis
dinero desde Velez- Malaga 10 envisbs
cinco duroS.
Pss6 luego 4 la cspilla del Cristo de
la Salud, y ALI permansci6 M ano, mny
seryicial con ell rector, pronto para to
do 10 que Sc lie necesitaba.
EI capellGn def ofstorio de una casa
de Ia primera nobleza de Madrid le pi-
did uue dijera una miss por Ell. Ga
leote accedi6. I'll ctro cura, aludiendo
{ 50 buena fe, dijo:
-" Este toro no estA gsrrochesdo
todayis, " Erase en- verdad tanto extra
ia por pintorssca como por expresl
va.
GaIeote, ressntido por esta Erase
pero no iFritado, Sc abstuvo dc serylf
le.
aAIgun tempo despues--habla q
Amn---al entFaF en casa me dijol
-aTengo slgo en- ID eabsEal
~En y eabssal
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-Si, alguna rsys, alguna senal.
10

Isl, Alguna ray8, aiguna seHals
No. lPor queP
Porque eI rector y otros en- Ia sa-
cristf4 me miraban y Sc sonrefan como
burIandose. 49,.
Entouces empez6 la preocupaci6u
que q tan funesto extreme lie ha condu.
cido. Parece que D. L. queria la pla
"a de don G yetano; este lie dJo d D.
Nicolas eel rector) que Sc la desc, que
ei buscarfa otrs; pero aquel contestd
que de ningun modo.
Mientr.s tanto, creciau los recelos
de don CsyetaBo; So sordera aumenta
ba su desconfanzs.
+" I'm dia-contaba Ana Maria del
TrSnsito-al salir de la sacristia hacls
el altar con ell caliz en- las manos para
decir misa, Sc encontro frente a frente
,on ell rector, Y le saludo atentame1te,
dicie adole: " Bnenos dias
"El, como algo sordo, no podfa OR
10 que ell otro contestabs; pero por los
oios, por la expression, de sobra Sc COM
prende cuando Sc contesta al saludo,
~ no lie contest6!
"E-to lie preocup6 mucho; pero 10
Iue lie exasper6 y desesper6 fue ell qne
lie slli POGO tempo, en- junta de go
bierno, dpterminaran expuIsafle.
Esto fu9 en- Enero u timo; su dis
gnsto en ell Cristo de la Salud data de
O tnbre.
No consigui6 saber por qu6 Sc lie
condenaba. D. Gabiuo, Ell confssor
deI obispo, Sc limitaba q consolarle y
decirIe que 10 sufriese todo por Dios.
El anna Transito piiI6 una entreviS
ta al obispo, y Sc preseut6 en- ell palacic
episcopal llevaDdo uaa carta del gene
raj Lopez Dominguez, one az habfs
procnrado como recommendation desde
VeIez. Malaga.
Despues de muehas dificnltsdes 10
gro habIar con eI Prelado. Este Ia re.
cibl6 sin sentarse nj detenersn, y Sc il
mit6 q decir, re6riendose a GaIt ote:
II Pobrecitol pobrecitol y sc llevd
el rleio q la sien, como iudIcsudo qnr
tenia perdida la cabezs, y afAdIo:-No
puedo hacer NADIA por ell.
DespuGs de esta eDtrevista de Tran
sito con ell obispo, que tuvo lngar en
uu dia de CarnsvaI, don Gayetano NO
comia nj dormia, pensando en- la des
honrs que p saba sobre 81, y decfs que
.e habi .n tratodo como uu perro.
Lleg6 ell fatal suceso. La noticia la
supo 50 hermana por IN cura de Velez,
amigo de ia casa, ell cual Sc limito q
anunciar one habia dispsrado al obs
20, pero que no lie habiA herido. Das-
pues 10 dJo todo.
Ell padre dc Galeote adn no sabe to-
da Ia horrible verdad.
Ls hermana ell anna Sc despidieron
de los redactores de La EpocG, dicien-
do Tr8nsito:
-lOh, y 10 que es 81! 81 saliva la
vida en- la caasa, morir& de todos mo-
dos tisico; tiene va destruidos los pull
mones.
-iOIa'a muriese!-ex ,lam6 la her.
mana con tan penetrante y triste scen-
to, que haciA estremecer.-iOjalal Me-
Ior seria ESQ mil veces que...... que
otra cosa. iTodo antes que eso!..
Palabras que revelan todas las espe-
ranzas y penas de la infeliz fAmilia del
procesxdo.
(.'1mparcial" de Madrid }
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GUIA LOCAL.


Gale de Ia FortalezS n;m. 81.
Casa de gros y comlSones lnporsAdores de
todAs procedencias. Unicoe Agentes On esta lsiA
'e 10 CompAn de Seguros contra incendics Ham
ourgo ELgdeburguess del legitimo Amargo de
AnRostur0 del DR.. SoVre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
AL INTERESADO.

Ell senCr Official de nuestro ej6r-
cito, D. Pablo Medialdea, ha depo-
sitado en- esta Imprenta uua carta
cuyo sobre dice "Con cuatro BIZ
lletes de la Loteria-Sr. d. Manuel
Garriga-por favor de ID. Juan
Quin0Des - Puerto RicO." Dicha
carta fu6 hallada por aqu6l, y es
honroslsimo el procedimientO.
Por su encargo ponemosla a dis
posici0n del interesado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
ARMAS Y JIMENEz.
13.-CRuZ.--
QUINCALLA Y FERRETERIA.

Armas y Jim6nez han recibido mo.
limos para cafe de maguifica clase,
V6ndense a $3.50 uno. Tan persuade
dos estan Armas y Jimenez de la ex
celente cslidad y felices resu tados de
eso~ molinos que Sc comprometen re-
galar ell molino que resulte defectuoso
devolviendc, por supuesto, ell dinero 81
comprador. 56
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
p A AsAJEROs.

Sslidos en- el vap. esp. "Elcano," pa
ra la isla: Lois Martfnaz y sehors,
Jose g ,udler y IN niho, Manuel j Pc
ez, joaquin Deimau, 8, nora y dos DI-
a., ID ito-ri, T. Laguns y 2 uiflos, Leon
Lopez, Genzaio Firpo, Inoeentia B Z
rAs, Rota Cassnoya, I'idoro Llona
Jose nlmod6var y siete coegla e., Ja
10 A nrtiza, Juana de Federico, j q j
Britapaja, Grpgario serrano, MigueI
TibaIde, Juan Rnlet, Adela Robreno
Francisco Ricanl aenoFa J m nihos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
RODRIGUEZ, MORENO& co.

Covrercantes en- todos los srttruIcs del ramo de
quincaila. Surti general de pisles.
Arente- grnerei ies de fabric de baues de estB
apits. cuya exstenc de $40 nidos realizara de
81 <. 6 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
SALIDAS.

Mayo l4.-Para San Thomas, vsp.
esp. Crist6bsl Colon"
con carga.
Para Boston, berg. russo
Uhro," con szdcsr.
Para Fajardo, gol. esp.
" Csrmencita.
Para Areeibo, gol. esp. en-
riqueta."
~ -~ Para Agnadills, bdrs. esp.
" "Johsnne.
Para Areclbo, vsp. esp. "El
cano."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
ARMIS Y GIMENEZ,
13.-CRUZ.-13

AnunciaN q sus numer0SoS clientes ba-
ber re i6ido por mo de los &ttimOs
popO'es 10 siguiemte:
HorniIlas y fogones.
Clavos de ala de mosca.
Idem para tonelero 8y 10 penis.
Htrradurss, sceite de linaza.
iinturs blsnco de Zinc Hucbbuk's.
Machetes perrillos.
Morunov, con Y Fin mango.
Llsptas de hierro Sx t-s-4 P y
81 x3.
FItj de hierro III -24 P.
Coustautemente en- almac en-.
Cemento Portland Superior.
81
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- m W MI ~ MD nc.

Un complete mobl ario dc casa.
Tn piano superior Maseras y otros instru
mentos.
Il psrtorius religioso, militar y de piano
todo clio modefhu. 1
IntovmsEan ds TODD, nepsaOsucia II. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

Mayo 14.-De Fajardo, bdra. esp.
Maria Dolores"
De Vieques, bdra. esp. "Pa.
quete de Vieques." )"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
AVISO.
LA MALLORQUINA,
FABBICA DE- CHOCOLATE Al VAPOR
cARBoMELL. RIBAS &. Co.
SAN JUsTo %, 25 Y 81.

SAN JusTo %, 25 81.
Los duenos de esta antigua y
acreditada fabrica, fundada en-
184S, iienen el guSto de partieipal
a sus constantes parroqnianos y
al pdblico en- general, que desde
hoy, el precio al por mayor de-
CHOCOLATE
que fabricsn 10 han rt bajsdo al
tlpo que tenisn de costumhre an
tes de los derechos de consume '
bajo las mi>mas condolences an
tcIiOreS.
Puerto Rico, 70 de Mayo de
de 1886. 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
ACTIVO.
PASIVO.
A6s6,19s-7e

Puero-Rico MAYO 10 de 1886-E Contador, l.. PardOEl
Administering j. ConiU-Vo Ro-EI Presidente, Vicente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16

bera usarse siempre cuando los ninos
padecen de Ia dentici6n. Proporcions
4llvio Immediate al pequefo paciente;
produce un suefio tranquilo y natural,
alivisndo todo dolor, y amanece ell an
CELTIC risueno y feliz. Els muy agra
laDle al paladar. Alivis al pequenue-
o, ablanda las encias, cslms todo do
Tor, regulariza los intestinos, y es ell
neior remedio conocido para la diarrea
ocasionada por Ia dentici6n d otra
causa.
La mujer que pOSee IN pelO
abundsnte, nndosO y reluciente puede
enorgulecerse de tener uno de los mas
ricos atractivos femeDies con que la
pr6digs natursleza dots d las veces q
sus crlaturas MAJ priviie giadas mas
Ia ciencis, que no es otra cosa sino la re-
velaci6n de la nsturalezs, ha sido adG
mas genernss, pues con ell descubri-
miento del T6oico Oriental para el ca
belo, las menos favorecidas pueden sd-
unirir este natural encauto con la spli-
caci6n asidus del precloso comeStico.
No mas canas nj calvicie. NJ mas
caspa nj erupciones, pues ell Tonlco
ORIENTAL no solo causa ell crecimlento
del pelov 10 conserva, perfuma y her
mosea, sino que tambien evlta la csIvi
eie y extlrpa la caspa. 70
Piedra PlAstica. Ia mas bara-
ia riedra Plastica de Portland es Ia
one venden Armas y Jimenez, Cruz
l3. - Pherto- o-Rico.
Trough on Rats! N6uerte q lOs
rstonesI--Al fin sc ha encontrado 10
1ue hemos necesitado toda Ia vida!
Ptdase q los boticarios ell Rough on
Rats" Destierrs los ratones, cucara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-05-16
AVISO QUE lNTERESA.

Los vinos finos de Jerez, Man
camilla de Sanldcar, Moscatel, q.
que Sc vendian en- comisi6n en-
la Agencia Gale de la Tanca ND
nero s, Sc han trosladado 81 al
macen de D. Bernardo Saliva, ca.
lie de Tetuan ndmero 25 donde
Sc exrenderan a precios arregla.
dos 4 sus clases. 80
, 1886-07-01
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

An alleged mad dog was killed in Lara
nile the other DAY!
Buffalo people are trying to organize a
trotting association.
The Union PAci6c has executed n deed
for the university grounds.
.;-
g. ~oao-1 :. ~. .em... .I.-,,. e.
,h;s vol, hru n N;aLorson So
dor ona II Roo,h oepugI, H.
Ioo,.;ona a.o j. H. NJ. VI .ona,~,
within , d.,,s Jr;,o or R,E,Io and MOO
ON, ;nd,o.,;ons 10 20 show ,ha, ,ho nroa-
nec.s far oil in l.rao or.n,;,;es in that
section ,ro tor ho,,or tbon IN onu o,hor
mort of tho torr;,orr RI H., Co.
,;aoJ
n. u.
~ i,oin De"'."e' "u'e'''ses y d
!" 'oio"i"k sua"' "an
""1 VIII "''enu s,',''y ~ 'ne Saving Vi
ta;n;pa IN tho b,s;roso man Of RI oor
secure rfa n[os;,;on N ,h;s town w;,h a
h;g so,.rv ,,t,obod Rr@.,o hoe boon
untortrnote horo,ocnro :, soonr;nn a;r;nos
whose aims onnoron,I,. uoro 10 oroo,o =
norson.l worta,a amonn ,ho noonlo ond
,ho roo,,, hoa hoon he ~ oL,roh
momhors Ill ~, - a..h a~oaoa5
;naa
. 49,,
hf oi' ume miner hameu NeiSon' VINO
To'AS o"e VI Tue oes' placer CHAINS III 'nc
Douk'as c'eee uis'r'c', came III from oh =,
% ms morn'nR WIN Dag Jun
VI so'u uus' nc hau washeu OUT tnis sprung
1t 'on.ai"ea several eoou s'zea nuggets
one .! "hich was as large as 4 hickory hu'
anu Sirs'p pure he states ina. WIN d
nyu,auic any man can wash OUT ~ uay
easily ana thae II there was only plenty
, 1886-07-01

In the United States District Court
yesterday, Judge Lacey p~residing, the
following business was transacted:
Chester r. Smith VS.. Fannie Smith;
default of defendant entered; cause refer
red to Jas. p. Rowen, special master.
United States VS.. John Hunton, and
II. b. Kelly; wire fence difficulties; both
cases we're dismissed at defendants cost.
j. Mcbride vs.. the Union Pacific Rail-
road company; witness M. G. Barkwell,
was examined in the morning, the rest of
the day was devoted to arguments; the
case was given to the jury, who retired to
their room at 1850 p. IN. The jury was evil
IDENTIFY divided as to their opinion, as up
to a late hour last night no verdict had
been agreed upon.
, 1886-07-01
AT THE
A Meeting of the st. Johns C%ongrega-
CATION. Presentations, etc.

The Catholic congregation held a meet
ing at the convent last evening, for the
purpose of bidding adieu to Father Nu-
gent, who has been their pastor for the
last three and a half years. and to present
him with several presents as tokens Of the
high esteem in which they all hold him.
The meeting was called to order by Mr..
P. Winters, who acted as chairman. A
piano solo by Miss Mamie Dubridge.
was then announced, which was very well
rendered. The next, a qu .rtette, Lovely
Night" by Messrs. Pasmore. Inman.
Harris and Whitcomb, was very much
appreciated. The next in order being
the presentation ola handsome gold watch
from the married ladies of the congrega-
ton to Father Nugent, Mrs. Cahill max
ing a very neat and effective presentation
speech. 1t fell to the lot of Mr.. Dryer
to present the beautiful gold chalice from
the young ladies of the congregation to
the reverend father, Mr.. Dryer acquitted
himself very credibly and made the pres
entation to the satisfaction of all.
Mr.. A. C. Campbell then came forward
70 make the presentation Of the purse
from the congregation. Mr.. Campbell,
after a short but eloquent address. handed
the father the purse, which contained
nearly $500. Father Nugent then made
a very eloquent and affecting response to
the congregation, setting forth his reasons
for leaving this city, and his reluctance in
doing So, but the bishops orders were i'm
perative and therefore he would have 10
go to Rawlins to succeed Father Cassidy
in that parish.
Father Smith, who for ten years has
been the pastor in O'Neill City, Neb.,
will succeed Father Nugent in this city.
The report Of the committee on resolu-
tons was then read and ordered enrolled
and engrossed, the committee being John
Smith, A. Z. Campbell and j. Smith
Then followed a solo by Mr.. H.. T. Good
win, Pleasant Memories which was
excellent. The quartette then sang TO
W~dor" and on being heartily encored
rendered another selection to the satisfac
ton \pf all present. The committee oil
Arrangements was composed Of Ed Lawler,
Pat Pwyer and j. f. O'Keefe. The
meeting adjourned at 10 D. m.
, 1886-07-01

PERSONAL
Items of Interest Concerning Prominent
People.

j. w. Snyder is at the Pacific.
Russell Thorpe is in from Rawhide.
Jay Pettibone has returned from Salt
Lake.
NJ. E. Post left for Denver yesterday
morning.
John f. Coad returned FROM Omaha
yesterday and is stopping at the Inter
Ocean.
Il. W. Eggleston, Pat Brown, and Miss
Mary Lyons, Omaha, can be found at the
Metropolitan.
James Patterson, L. A. McMurray,
Denver, and r. NJ. Mccullough, of De-
troit, are registered at the Pacific.
H. II. Robinson, North Bend; A. NJ.
Blakesley, Ogallala, and J.. j. Hanohan
and wife are registered at the Inter
Ocean.
A. G.. Bost and Chas. Mantz, Chicago;
C. II. Hendricks. Kansas City, and Miss
NJ. Garland, Denver, arc stopping at the
Fisher.
Officer b. L. Smalley left for Fort Fet-
terman last evening, and will have c. W.
Ring, the man arrested by Marshal
Schnitger, in custody on his return.
, 1886-07-01

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