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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-30

The TupeIo Journal, an anti-Prohi-
hilton paper, says ia drunken legisla-
tor will not be tolerated these times"
That is true, and much as Prohibi-
ti0nists have been denounced for de
manding the legal suppression of the
liquor traffic, they are entitled TO the
credit for this improved public senti-
ment on the subject of temperance.
Though there may be here and there
an individual exception, Prohibition
and Temperance 90 baud in hand
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1888-08-30

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25
Il UliIiO Dc IA kIN0LiCHi Il FaitCIi
AMgNAxAoo oE RuiNA.

Los agrieu.tores de los Depar.
tamentos del Norte dc Franeia
estGn en- extreme alarmados ante
10 perspeetiva do una ealamidad
que amenaHa destruir los cam pos
de euiuvo dc 10 remolacha de
Axa ar.
Un pequeno insec.o, e'as6 ado
eu Ia en'omolegsa bajo el pombre
de 10 .SiipAa Opaea, estA ataeando
las slrmbgas dc 10 remolAcha ee
aqaellos dl srisoa ea,A prir aipal
pFodaerion y riqutn eonsi.tre
rn el AEa ar qae ~ elabosa de 10
dls IA plantA, Y namsro.as peli
~ione~ se h.a dlFsgsdo II Mtaistro
dc Agriealsara.
Monsieur V.elle iavoeA ees
% mayor urgeaeiA Ia lassSVraelea
ars 0sharrno sa saninl.tFar auIi
TO-. y proroteioaaS lo. msAiSa
is eomhasif "a mAi dc sAa grave
ssas<xn lsnsaA II. sha 4 4g9EsAAd
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! 81 alsaa e, "a 4sspas Asaa a
-. pangas iasessA4es asmsro.o.
laes'sauses = & aaAslaaaas.s peri
ssss. esa 81 eh3s4s Sc iaIAgn q
aasataasss As . F1sgs. = pssP0sss
aaa axknasA ies e=S~aae-s nks sssa
&c paEa saktas 80 sxuFgA~a1a !
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ssaA
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Imaaass q Vsaasxas. d Aosmasl |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25

pues algun diario 10 ha negado.
On perjuicio de la Sociedad, asegu.
rando que Ell que garantiza es eI
Tesoro de Puerto Rico, 10 que no
es 10 mismo. La aclaraci6n On de
interes, y Sc espera que el gobier.
no lame la atenci6n de la Oompa-
MIA para que los accionistas sepan
q que atenerse, y las obligaciones
lie Puerto Rico no sufran Ell fraca-
80 de las de Panama por falta tam
bien de las convenientes aclaracio-
nes.
Ha fallecido en- Barcelona ell ex-
ministro de Ultramar d. LUIS So.
Ter y Pla, que fa6 a Cuba en- item.
pos de la iepdblica; y en- Madrid.
Ia conocida escritora dola Sofia
Tartilan.
r. P. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25
Il SANTO DE S. M,

En- ell nlfmero anterior, con-
memorabamos con j1bilo ell
cumpIeafios de nuestra angus
ia .Reina Regente. T6canos
hoy celebrar con igual entu-
siasmo ell Santo de la misma
egregia Soberana, que rige d
la, Naci6n en- nombre de S. M.
Don Alfonso XIII, su amado
hijo.
Los caiiones de la plaza han
rendido va SUI homemade q la
ilustre S. flora, y con ell pro-
pio plausible motive los edi-
ficios pull licos ostentan lujo-
sas colgaduras y el Ejercito
viste de gala. Por su parte,
ell Excmo Sr. Gobernador &C.
neral, representante dignfsi-
moy genuine en- esta provin-
cia del Poder Supreme, ha
rendido tambien ell debido tri-
buto q S. M. y q la fiesta nacio-
nal de este dfa, recibiendo en-
Corte & las autoridades, fun
cionarios, y comisiones mill
tares y civiles de todos los
institutes y centros oflciales.
El "BOLETIN MERCANTIL !"
vuelve q elevar d las gradas
del Trono espafiol su felicita-
ci6n respetuosa, ,leal y sincera,
hacienda votos por la COM
pleta dicha de S. M. la Reina
Dofia Maria Cristina, y de to-
da su augusta familia, para
su bien y Ell de la gran patria
espafiola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25

SO hallaba en- ell estado de laruo
8 gusano, pero dentro de una
nocas semanas vendris la trans
formation, y SO couvertiria en-
Il insecto active, dotado de con
diciones de locomoci6n-una espe
lie de mosca ~ 500 entonces Sc
ra que se podran determinar y
emplear los procedimientos que
se cream mas conducentes para
atacarlo y destruirIo.
Semejante a la playa de Ia
ApAis Vastotrir, que en- ell af1o
l846 cause la per ida de todas
as cosechss de patatas en- Iran.
da, y atrajo por consecuencia la
carenciay y elhambre mas terribles;
y posteriormente, no muchos aiio
ha. los da1los causados a las co
sechas del mismo tuberculo en- los
Estados del Oeste de la Union
Americana, por los estragos de-
Colorado Beetle, la Silpha Opaca
puede, sin que valgau los remedies
opuestos. ocasionar la perdida de
las oseehas de reme!acha, y ha.
Ger impossible su cultivo.
No hay que extraf1sr, pues,
que ell panico Sc hsya apoderado
de los cosec1eros de Ia rem olacha,
ssniendo presente la ruina On
4ue Sc han visto envueltos los
iueflos de los vinedos asoIados
por la FslsSera.
Dentro de pocas semanas sc
conocera toda la extension del
NAL. 81 no Sc consigue detener
= destruir las causas que 10 pro.
Queen, ha de venir precisamente
por consecuencia una subida er
los precios del aztcar, de much:
consideration, y, 10 que es mas
de larga duraci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25
IN AIEIO (ORRELlGIOAlRlO.

MlrnlFa. c. anI0nomlsmo dc
caniA las grandes aag.tsiessass de
Ia d caAi sEko,fakA dssos apAdo
sln FepFcssataeloa aigasA. pot se
4eeif oIra eosa. qae peaessa &c -
gsSsla, psFa lasEAE ds = toFEe
alAssaeAAs goagfa ae pAstaao sasssss
@, setno rl nasssFo. 20 q sass@
4.et0sa ats2e eoa9~issAs 50 ri Aai
40 &c m4Y sAAs9sas ssn* ssss'
4ss e aAs hesa Y pssL Atst
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ssaos Alias , Ii .Fala. ~ 81 - ns
see assslsg@aas aFaseesasN 80 sasm
s4kn mass LaFxs Lssa asSas ilvs
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= ~ Q aasse t~Ess saas4ass a So L.
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aaxAae teS@ sexsAiVf y fssAs
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amas8se s@s a. pNAassAk@ s@ss =
ssa saGAa@aA# eaAsks Ia faAsxss.
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skkttK@ Sc aa pa Esd.
kas 4 s@A8aRsas.Aaa s aaa.as
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y &t ~ a&ag N4s bsSasaa@s Fsasssa
IN ~ sa9sss - ss as* sA.ssN
1.s tssmNsa @saa ssAsss - ss
eass M8&9N
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25
IA "REVISTA !" "EL POPULAR"

Esta visto que Ey Popular = 10
Revista de Ponce, convecinos y
correligionarios, han de andsr
siempre q la grena.
E,a es la fraternidad mdtua
autonomista.
1Dice FL Popular qua este es
blanco7
Pues la Reui.ta opina que o.
negro.
Lo cual reveIa una vex mas 10
armonfa y unidad de pensamien.
tos que reinan en- Ia prensa auto.
nomista.
Que no Sc entiende, pero on
cambio quiere regenerarnos.
"a nos explicamos que no ad.
mita ella nj ell abrazo nj el olyido
con sus adversarios.
81 ellos mismos no pusden abra.
sarse, y 81 tirarse pellizco., one
es 10 que hacen, ,c6mo han de
abrazar 4 sus antfpodasl :
Ahi estan 81 Popular = la Re.
Uista.
Somos pocos y bien avenidos! !
dirau ellos, con ra.6n.
81 en- lugar de dos fueran cua.
tro en- Ponce los 6rganos autono.
mistas Ic6mo diablos se vivirfa
en- la Mecca del autonomismo puer-
torriquefio, con su Directorio. '
Delegation, y TODD?
A cachetes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25

Tomaja De NJ csrss a. "a.
tAbril, Cue il ha isa.sasa SAT-.
10. Aysntami, sios Dc il rssls
.nla. d cosnjsl del d I.a,,.. d
'os6 COrdo'ts J Berries, h Pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25

y
ret fae ell verdadero autor de ID
ley abolicionis:a de 1870.
Segdu E! Popular, ell setior
Moret hizo tanto y cuanto en- pro
de la abolicion de Ia esclavitod.
Segdn ~ Popular, ell senor
Moret mereci6 muy bien 9, ban.
luete.
Ahora, segdu IL Revi.sa, ~
varia Ia cosa.
Nj ell senior Moret hizo nada
por Ia abolicioD, nj ell sen,r Mo.
ret mereci6 el irritante banquete.
Seg6n Ia Rsui.so, todo 10 oue
se IA heeh, en- E,paiia en- obse.
quio de Ia esclavitud, debese Al
seiior Labra.
En ESQ paran siempre todos Ios
discursos y disertaciones de Il
Rsrisfa; en- ell corolario oblieado,
parod'a de los juicios del aso en-
los Calendarios:
iDomiaus Labra sobrs todol
Como paran los discursos ' di-
sertaciones de 81 Popular en- h
|moraleja de: I" Viscarrondo sobre
todo.
Y, sin embargo, el senor Visca-
rroodo hace tempo que no dice
ssta boco e. sato.
Nj en- ell Parlr mento.
CuAndo quiere hablar, encarea
! otro que liable por I'll; el senor
Gioersa, por ejemplo.
Total spara que7
Para 10 nisao; para naaa.
Esto e. 10 nnieo en- que 90 pa
reeen Ia Rsrista , 81 Pspu'ar: en-
que cada uno tiene ca Mohoma.
Lo eual 40 impide que de cuan.
DO ca caando se suelten desde IA
Rerissa Algunas grussas dc fes.
cas- contra el Prufsta dc Fl Pc.
patar -antes 81 Pueblo.
Como Sc han dado "a easos.
n, evita que el Nakoma de RI
Rpsiar iasense poner dc oro y
aaal 81 de ID Rsrista.
Dseisadols que TODD 1 q % 10
dehe.
Como tambisa % han dado q.
go.
Lo que decia sl otro:
81 - dierae easas como % dan
eAsos Iapeaas ii tendrian incas ~
RpsAsr = la Rsrsstal
81. aeaos. &. seflor L,SrA ha
Aseh0 snaeAo On pro de Ia aboli.
sl6a de b eselaviind.
\ Aa adladiea9o 4 Es2aaa L
Iaaro cue 90 10 aho.icl6a ls co.
'Fespeaae.
preesamaado cue nuaea fslh
} slasisad sa los demiaios cana.
asass tn Acsnels J eproAiesA CO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25

H Popular opina que 81 ban.
quete celebrado en- Madrid en- ob.
sequio del Sr. Moret, como autor
de la ley abolicioui sta de 1870
e.tuvo muy bien, fue selecto, mag.
ni6co.
En 10 Revista Sc opina todo 10
contrario.
Por ESQ Sc dice en- Ia Resisto
owe la pretension de los bansus.
tsadores passba no solo de los II.
mites de Ia audacis, sino que en-.
traba en- ell terreno de 10 irritan.
to.
lHombrel Que dijera este
ditimo E Popular, SO explicarf,.
hasta cierto punto.
"a que vino 4 recibir La invi.
tacion para el banquete diez '
ocho 8 diez y nueve dias despues
de celebrado aqueI.
Que es 10 mismo que brindarle
un pa!illo para los dientes { uno
que no ha comido hace aleunos
dias.
Como el cesante de Nl.;co
Wd:ico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25
socoRRoS MUTUos

De Los ArUnrAnlEsros
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25

- asAssasms -. Asasa sahss s4
saaaa saas 4. 80 aNsa AAas. - -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25

oosdtua - pc11Akntcato ucA uOA'
hgc."
Iii quo sicnbsa yieatos EecogS
tempestal lca d enscAAmos 4 10.
asAoa ! TO es~cs QUO hay un Dio.
y i psrscladir dc sodA sclixl0a, -
Ahossa 81 aus AlmAs 10 fs y L. Co.
p~rAaEA, - drseoeocc IL eAriIAa, Y,
aasvus sAlvsIc.. 30 lanEAn 4 Ia dlsi.
paelSa y 4 Aoa eTimear.. clAxAndo
rl paAAl Asniesxl4 b saEa ca cl scao
De sas ma<iFca rrtatc poxvsair
ca DC Ga iavraEad AlsceAoaAda pos
...lmweSa y eompAFaA la el b.
s4E0 AAba& aaehAs 4amAa quo -
s8exsa llAaAs sas@@asa@A y Q cri-
- Ga dlAfsA to eaAl algo noa
Sens 4~aAl gae maeAA. DO elias, 81
sAlsF 1el ass4se, eaErafoa "a Ia
< eaa. Ae SAa Je~@ 4 osr ulsAA oai.
81 n@gAAnaAsIAs e~sa la daszginaa
4s 30 sslasAaissxs lAAsssA p4dssan
q IleNa sas I-rssa0aArA 4 Aoa lnsnA.
aAas~ 4~~ss@saasv@ 30 sA aaasAi y lie
- Ews SsAa - CxaaeA
AYws ss aasxAA - sasessesSn 4 La
sas e1ess@aa - 10 G0mpAhlA de
10 kssvv3AxsaAs. as sAa aaA. y, 90.
ksaa asAssA&a. - - AAa eSs&IsA&ie %
Fssas ess@ amA pssaaA ae 10. GsAa-
sA MasAs - AAhaasae L. pr~nsA
aAss&aas > saasAss ssxa - eAa Cosa.
sAa a x@w sA@ass szes&saSAs % d.
lwgswAss = esmssssa IL naiaGaec.
J ~ e. - xaa~a p2saA a~As1shs~es
/ 80 g@aaa ampassAassN e@aa sara
% 1 saA~3g u neaea aaa ee1Ggaelo~
sss - gaasnglA Asl MsiAan eapAAal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-07-25

Vaya nuestra enhorabuena q
nuevo correligionario, por una de.
termination que nos honra y de
que nos fs!icitamos. Sea bieu
venido 4 maestro campo, donde No
halIara mas que sinceridad de
opiuiones, y amor al biep, en- to
dos sentidos.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-24

mined. The Nile may be briefly de-
scribed as a twin-screw steamer, 345
feet long and 70 broad and 2719 feet
draught. Her displacement is IL $40
tons, and her indicated horsepower 12,-
900. 1t is expected that she will steam
10 miles an hour, and her 900 tons of
coal will take her 5000 miles at more
than half speed.
Her external steel armor is from IA to
80 inches in thickness. Her offensive
weapons comprise 67-ton guns in tur-
rets. 8 5-inch in the box battery, and
36-pounder and 6-pounder quick-fring
guns. There will also be torpedo
tubes, for each of which three White
head torpedoes will be carried. She is
divided into 120 water-tight compart-
ments, and her pumps have capacity
of 5000 tons an hour. She can dis
charge simultaneously 5 ,649 pounds of
shot, including four missiles of 1850
pounds each. Finally. her total cost
will be about So 900, OOO-the most ex-
pensive ship ever built. 1t is an inter
esting circumstance that the launching
of this huge fighting machine has left
not another war ship on the ways in any
British yard-a state of affairs not seen
before by this generation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-24
THURSDAY
QUEEN VICTORIA'S BIRTHDAY.

To day is the sixty-ninth anniversary
of the birth of Queen Victoria OF Great
Britain. Although no popular demon
stration will be made upon the occasion
this year, there is every reason to be-
lieve that the British subjects resident
in our midst entertain those loyal senti-
ments which have been characteristic of
their nationality throughout the present
reign. AS time goes on the causes
which have contributed to render that
reign one of the most notable in the an
nails of English history become more
and more pronounced. Never has civil
lization advanced so rapidly as during
the last half century, never have free
institutions been established upon so
firm basis as at the present time, and
although much of this is the outcome OF
the spirit of the age, much is also due to
the personal influence of a wise and
gracious Sovereign.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-24
Civilization in China.

The 'North China Herald" of recent
date says that persons who doubt the
barbarity of some of the Chinese pun
ishments "have only to walk into the
city of Shanghai, a few minutes task,
and they will find one of the most re-
voting of these punishments in full
operation, AMI its infection applauded
by all the Chinese who know of it," The
criminal, one KOh, is a hardened ruffian
who has passed the greater part of the
past ten years in Jail. The specific Of
Tense for which he has been punished
was his blackmaiing the new prisoners
who were pnt in jail with him. He was
suspended in a cage about five feet high,
with his head through the top in a
wooden collar, SO he could not reach it
with his hands His feet, which were
loaded with chains, were so far from the
bottom that he could only just touch it
when standing on tip-toe. Here he was
condemned to stand, without food or
water, just inside the outer gate of the
Magistrates yamem, the sport for hun
dreds, until death put an end to his sui
ferings. The writer suggests that pho
tograph of the cage and it's occupant
would be a telling frontispiece to the
Marquis Tseng's recent article on the
Awakening of China" The exhibition
is supposed to act as a deterrent; practi-
cally Koh is popular hero. The writer
found him laughing and joking with the
mob, and bandying coarse jests with
them and the guards. Some one had
given him stone to stand on, and he
had got from some other charitable per-
son some rice and water and a pipe.
sit may be that the sight is such an
amusing one, and the victim is such a
witty fellow to Judge by the laughter
with which his sallies are received, that
the by-standers are anxious to prolong
the spectacle as much as possible" The
people are said to be full of admiration
for the Magistrates firm and intelligent
administration of Justice, but the Shang-
hal writer views the matter in differ
ent light: "Here is a nation claiming
to take its place with the leaders of civil
lization, introducing railways and tele-
graphs, sending its ministers to foreign
courts, and asking to be treated as
sister by the great Powers of the world;
and in one of its foremost cities, admin
istered by an English-speaking official,
and within a few yards of foreign settle
ments provided with all the resources of
modern civilization, criminal done to
death with circumstances of cruelty that
would not be tolerated in the treatment
of dangerous wild beast in really en-
country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-24
AWonderruI Warsl,ln.

The latest British iron-clad, the Nile,
lust launched at Pembroke dockyard, is
the most powerful ship of war ever con-
structed in England, if not in all the
world. The only other comparable with
it are the British ship Trafalgar, built
from nearly the same plans, and the
Italian Doria, LAURA and Morosini, and
these are not superior to it, unless posi-
bly, in speed, POINT yet to be deter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-24
FANCY STRIPED FLANNF1S

Also a full assortment of Nuns v
Wash Fabrics, White and Fancy. A com
white and colored, consisting in part of W
Open Work Stripes, Cream Ratistes, w
socks, White and Cream, Persian Lawn, '
Colored Dotted Swiss, Etc, Etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-05-24
NOTICE.

MI ESSKS. j. Z: BROWN l. co. ARE AUTHOR
WI ized to collect subscript:ans TO- a. LII
ACIF1C COMMERCIAL ADVERTISERS. "@iiS
Honolulu, January II, 1888.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-31

Saturday night thieves broke open
box car on the siding near Brow
nell's mill and took about 400 pounds
of sacked flour therefrom. The car
had been filled with sacked flour BY
the Crescent Milling Company Sat
urday afternoon, ready for shipment
and tue door had been sealed and the
car received by the railroad company,
Several other box cars were broken
open, one containing a lot of fire.
brick and another several hogsheads of
tobacco, but nothing except the -four
was missed. There is no clue to the
thieves, whatever.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-31
A Magnificent Water Power

The water power at Minneapolis
since developed to its present capacity
has only $4,000 horse power. AT The
town of Great Falls, Mont the Great
Falls of the Missouri furnish over
20 eco available horse power. With
abundabcefjt iSRjg and stock country
niilcent quarrles close at hahHs az
extensive mining district only a few
miles away with their great quaint.
ties of ores to be reduced, and large
population requiring food heat aud
shelter. Great Falls seems beyond
question destined to soon become an
industrial centre of magnitude, now
that IL has secured railroad commu-
nication with the rest of the country
A new map just issued, and other in
formation may be secured free by APP.
plying to G. IL. Warren, General Pas
senger Agent, st. Paul, Minneapolis
v Manitoba Ry, st. Paul, Minnesota
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-01-31

A new broom factory will be
started in the city in II few weeks.
The name of the new establishment
will be tho Christian County Coop
crative Broom works, and will be IN
possession of $1,000 with which to
start the business. With another
factory of the kind, the broom bust ..
ness ought to be beginning to boom
in the city. There is no reason why
Hopkinsville should not furnish
brooms for the Southern trade and
with live energetic business men at
the head of factories il can he done.
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CIRCUIT COURT NEWS.

T.. r. Morris vs.. l.. II. Anderson.
Continued.
Adolph Myer e Co. We. M. Lipstine'
Judgment for debt and attachment
sustained.
The john Shillito Co. VS.. same.
II. Rosenbaum We. same.
l.. Heilpin & Co. VS.. same.
Herman Bros. e. Co. VS.. same.
John Wannamaker VS.. same.
Feicheimer Bros. VS.. same.
Attachment sustained in all the
above.
NJ. Hanna VS.. j. N, Radford. On
appeal. Dismissed, settled.
j. II. Woosley vs.. Spottswood
Cambridge. Continued.
Lewis G. Knight VS.. p. w. Johnson
Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Thos. Caycc VS., e. II, Moss. Dis
missed.
M d. Moody VS.. DIR. B. S. Wood.
Motion for new trial sustained.
VIM. Moody VS.. Dr. b. S. Wood.
Motion for new trial sustained.
Belle Alexander VS.. Chas. Mckee.
Dismissed. Defense to recover his
costs.
William Dcering Sc Co, VS.. j. M.
Anderson. Dismissed, settled.
Emeline Holloway VS.. Josh Hollo-
way. Dismissed, settled.
A L Carter VS.. c. NJ. Nelson and
others. Dismissed,
The court ordered that Harmon
and Renze Stanley be admitted to
bail in the SUN of $500 each for their
appearance at the March term of
court to answer to the indictment of
manslaughter in killing Col. Ebling
in Stewart precinct at the August
election of 1886, As yet they have
been unable TO give the required
bond and are still in Jail,
w, II. Armstrong VS.. G. w. Smith.
Dismissed, settled.
Jas. Pye & Co. VS.. Willie Glass.
Motion for new trial sustained.
j. b. Dade VS.. Wheeler, Mills & Co.
Judgment for $l53 60.
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Little Rodman Meacham, the two.
year-old son of Mr.. Chas. M. Mea.
cham, came very near meeting with q
serious accident last Friday morning
He was standing near window in
the second story at the residence
of Mr.. VIM. Cowan, on South Main
ST., when losing his balance, he fell
to the ground below, distance
of about fifteen feet. He was
completely stunned for while, but
after being examined by DIR. Fuqua,
it was found that no bones were
broken, and with the exception
of a few bruises, he escaped unin-
jured.
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years old and leaves large circle Of
friends and relatives TO mourn their
lose.
A telegram was received here this
morning stating that Tode Long, liv-
lug at Darlington, had his hand
crushed. Ills father, Redmon Long
went down 10 see him.
G. w. Armstrong, of Empire, has
a little daughter very i'll of measles
There are quite number of new
cases of measles at Empire now.
Mrs. Dave Woodbridge, of Evans
vile, Ind, returned home to-day, &C
companied by her sister, Miss Nolie
Rowe. BUCK