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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
iSe aguar& la expedition!


''Herald" a Nicaragua con los in
genieros de la companfa de cana
llizaci6n contin1a mas resuelto qu'
nunca q presentar como difcilfsi
ma la mission de aqusllos y a desa
nimar d los futuros accionistas J
amigos de la empresa con sus
alarmantes descripciones del dilu
vic incesante que todo 10 anega
de los obstaculos, privaciones Y SUI
frimientos de la expedition. Nc
sabemos 81 ell corresponsal procura
con ESQ hacer m6ritos y presentarse
como vfctima inocente de los Gin.
sectos tropicales", y del temible
alacran, al que Sc dedica todos los
dias una caceria "despu6s del ba-
no matinal"; pero 10 cierto es que
hasta ahora sus cartas no dan idea
muy favorable del proyecto, nj
animaran a nadie, ingenlero 6 ira
bajador, a emprender el viaje y po-
nerse al servicio de tan arriesgada
empresa.
En- una carta de tres columnas
solo hallamos las siguientes noti-
cias dignas de ese nombre. A Pc
sar dc los obstaculos y difcultades
de que el corresponsal Mr.. King ha
sido testigo 6 vfctima, las diversas
secciones de ingenieros han tras-
portado sus provisiones y equipos
al interior, elegido el lugar de los
diferentes cuerpos donde estable-
ceran su base de operaciones en- la
vertiente oriental, y empezado sus
0peraciones.
Las lluvias han caido sin cesar,
y ell corresponsal Sc pregunta con
horror, siendo 6sta Ia estaci6n Sc
ca, que sera la otra, la que aun es-
pera 8 la expedition. Este primer
Y grave Inconvenience ha impe-
dido hacer otra cosa que la insta-
laci6n de las secciones en- ell inte-
rior, y recorrer unas pocas millas
de la futura via.
Hasta ahOra han sidO muy con-
tados los enfermos, atacados todos
de fiebres ligeras. Ha POGO Sc
hallaba el corresponsal en- Gam
po Carazo. Los trabajadores nj
caragiienses empleados han resnl-
tado ser clos mas propensos a con-
traer la fiebre y los mas grandes
timolatos del mundo, y no hay
modo de obligarles & asomarse a
la puerta cerrada la noche; cuando
Sc oye Ell rugir del tigre en- la sell
va, los nicaragiienses SO tienden
en- sus hamacas temblando de
miedo."
A pesar dc las lluvias y ell lodo
que impide dar IN paso, el tenien-
to Peary Sc propone activar los ira,
baJos, y debfa salir con el CO.
para Managua q fin de
visitar oficialmente a las autorida-
des de la capital el ingeniero Sc
nor LIE Barron y el doctor Salinas
exploraron vale de San Carlos pa
ra ir preparando los pianos de la
gran represa de Ochoa.
Reservando para mas adelante
pormenores de menos interes, solo
anadiremos que q bordo del vapol
fluvial Hollenbeck, que llev6 los ex
pedicionarios de San Juan del Nor.
te al interior por el rio San Juan,
supo el corresponsal que "reciente
mente habian ocurrido en- Mana
qua treiata temblores de terra des.
de las dos de la madrugada q las
dOce del dfa, y tan tremendas fue-
ron las oscilaciones, que el Palacio
fue aba1donado y muchos de los
habitantes huyerou y Sc refugiaron
en- Granada"
Las noticias que en- su dia publ
camos sobre ese fen6meno sefsmico
demuestran la exageraci6n de las
anteriOres.
(ReprOducido de L. ND
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
SUCESORrS DE- c. G. SAENZ Y Co.
37.-FORTALEZA.-37

IMPORTADORES Y EXPORTADOREs.
Giran letras sobre las capitales y
principales poblaciones de Espafia,
Isla de Cuba, Estados-U -Unidos 8
Agentes de la Compania Trasat.
lantica de vapores de PINILLOS,
SGenz q CT de Oadiz.
Agentes de la Oompafifa de Sc,
guros Maritimos del LLOYD IN
The Inderwriting q agency
Association Limited. 27.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
AVISO.

Al aussntarme de esta Capital, ten
60 Ell gusto de despedirme por sstss
iineas, de mis- amigos J relacionados,
ofreciendome & sus 6rdenes en- el pne-
BIO de Utuado.
% Ramon L. Tinagero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
C0MANDANClA
DELA GUARDlA CIVIL
De LA ISLA DE PUERTO RICO

Drbienda vendsrse por desecho en-
pdblica subastA csballos del segundo
Escuadron de ests Comaudancis, ee
hace sabsr Al pdblieo, para que el que
desee comprar alguno de los refsridos
cA ballos, Sc halle ell diA 90 & las 9 de
50 mansns, en- ell edifeio que ocura ls
fuerzA del Cuerpo en- esta Capital (SaD
Justo, So
Pnerto Rico, Marxo 8 de 1858 Ell
Ell Teniente Coronel l." Jefs, Fran
cisco Nsi0E Rsynoso. 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09

y &c espera en- cate, del II al IL del
corriente mes.
Cnmplida la descarga de 10 que con-
dnce para este pnerto, segui'A viAje
para el de MsyagneI, Ponce, Matan-
EAs, HabAns J Gsrfuegcs, para euyos
tres dltimos adnitrA earga J passle.
consicnatarios,
Rubort xxermanon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
GACETA DE HOY.

Telegrama sobre la CONCESSION de
los ferrocarriles de esta isla, que va
conocen nuestros lectores.
Reglamento para la ejecuci6n de
Ia ley de policia de los ferrocarri-
les de esta isla.
Ell Sr. D. Jose NJ. Saborido tom6
possession del cargo de Presidents
de Sala de esta Audiencia el 1o de
Mario corriente.
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
DEL REAL. 1un. 40

CASA DE PRESTAMOS sobre anpe1o de prem
das, muebles, maquinaa de coeer de oda clase
de obietos tipo modic..
30 vtndsn prendss, muebles y m&Guiras de coser
que hayan vencido 81 tarmino, 1 precios sumamente
baratos y So comDran billetes. bonos resduos de
rascro accioues de la sociedad Anonima de Gre
ditto Mercantil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
AVISO.

Procedents de Barcelona y escsla
be sa'ido del puerto de Santa Crux de
Tenesife, el vapor espshol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
ARMAS Y JIMENEz. c'u' IS

Establecimiento de ferrcterjay quincalla surtido
general en- el ramo, ventas al pp ayor y detail
tieuen oonstantemente pied plasticA Por par
eItanques algibes y lavadsros. Precios limitsdos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
MRYOL HERMANOS.
PLAYA DE PONCE, P. B.

Aimacenistas de where's por mayor. Grandes
depositoe de afectos de todas classes nacionales y
Axtranjercs. Surtdo complete i" mA erns, :hierro
ealvanissdo 3lsvos, ssc., etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
ARMkS Y GlMENEz.
Cruz 13.

veudsn cajas de hierro para dinsro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09
La Emulsion de Scott.

Sres Scott y B>wae.
BArcelons, Is de Abril 1886.
La especislidsd que ne dedico, me
ha permitido constatar en- numerosisi-
mas ocasiores Ia efcacia y buenos re.
sultados que Sc obtienen con 10 Emul.
ci6n de Scott, de sceite de higado de
bacalao con hipofosftos, en- Ell raquitis.
mo, escrofnlosis J tisis en- 50 primerc
y segundo periodic.
Creo un debsr de humAnidAd re-
comendar diehA Emulsion Scott, ya que
4 sus exceleDtes ( indudables pro-
piedades terSI enticAs reune 10 con.
dici6n importAntisima de uu sabol
sgrAdsb'e J 40 aspseto NADIA repng-
nante.
DR.. j. C.teira-Rsy,
Especialista para las intermediates
de los nihos.
CertifcadO espOntanso de IN dis
tinguido fscu'talivo.-Rep6blica de-
Salvador, sonsonAte, Junio 20 de 1851
Sres LAnman y Kemp, Naeva- York
Nay SeHvss MOS: HAce mneho item,
po que be deseado sscribir 1 vdes pa
ra dArles lA mas umplida enhoH
baena pcr 10 exeelenciA y edeaciA d,
aus msdieiuAs, Mas De dieE snos hae,
que vepgo SplioGndolas con mny haeG
exito, y mn'titud de snfsrmos qBs 20.
desisn de 10 gArgsnts, del peeho
de reun%tismo, de eser6falAs J d,
hspatitis, han recuhndo % saln:
con el Auxilio de sllasi todos ereo %,
bendeciran el nonbse de vdsA
EIEvAnse aesptas ssta manitsstaeidl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-03-09

A los amantes de la bdena Ii.
teratura.-Se han recibido en esta
casa las siguientes obras:
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12
School Closed.

School closed on the 31st day o.
March in District No 6, Washing.
ton township, under the manage.
ment of j. A. Ferguson, one of the
oldest, and a very successful teach.
er. AS the closing day drew near
the scholars were very busy getting
ready and preparing for the exhi-
bition at night, old folks and you ng
folks for miles around gathered in.
The crowd was estimated at a bout
two hundred and fifty. The exer.
cises consisted of select readings.
declamations. dialogues, and songs.
Music was furnished by the Harden
Comic String band, OF Ewing.
After the farewell song was sung
by the little girls, there was mu.
sical concert given by the string
band that capped all. The crowd
dispersed and went home hoping
there may be another exhibition.
HERE AND THERE.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12
MAJOR 'DElSHLEY.ss

On last Tuesday evening after the
adjournment of the Council, a
meeting was held in the Mayors
Office. Mayor Price was elected
Chairman. In behalf of the CON-
pany present and the many frie0ds
of the retiring Marshal, he pre-
sented him with an elegant rocking
chair, a token of regard IN which he
is held as an officer and citizen.
Mr.. sDelshley accepted the gift,
and in very appropriate terms thank
ed the donors for the present.
Remarks complimentary to Mr..
Deishley were also made by Messrs.
Burgess, Lowry, Green, Pursell and
othors.
The occasion was pleasant one,
and the SENTINEL unites with the
many friends of the outgoing and
incoming Marshal in the hope that
the term of office of the one Just
commencing may be as creditabIe !
to the Office, and as efficient in good |
service as the one just closed.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12


We present on the first page Of
of this issue a sermon by Rev. D.
81. Moore, preached Sunday of last
week in the Presbyterian church IN
Logan, which will command
thoughtful consideration from our
thousands of readers. Mr.. Moore
is gentleman of high scholarly at
tainments. He is minister OF
earnest zeal and thinker profound
and independent. The view he
takes III his discourse is radically
different from the generally accept
ed interpretations.
He disclaims the belief that the
"Penitent Thief'' was saved by pen
itence. He holds that both thieves
were patrioIs, in heart. but unwise
in conclusions and conduct. and
that the Thief saved, was saved be
cause of misguided belief in Jesus
as.the King of the Jews, and moi
from faith in Jesus as the son of
the living God.
The admonitions against hoping
for salvation in q Death bed Re-
pentence" are pertinent to the
times, and powerfully presented.
The sermon will attract attention
from the thoughtful christian and
place its author IN as independent
a position in theology as that as
suIned by Calvin, Knox, Zuingles or
Melancton, and other founders and
leaders of bis church.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12
A Dynamite Bomb

Exploded in some mems ears is all that
would convince them that the bomb
was loaded. They are so increduIous
that they do not believe anything un.
less 1t is demonstrated to them. and
even then they are sometimes get in
their convictions.
We say 'some men," because there
are many others who are unwilling to
believe whot is told them on good au-
thority, and it is to these we want TO
say that Frank Blasius has the finest
line of Gents Furnishing Goods and
assorted Hats ever brought to Logan.
His Clothing and Merchant Tailoring
establishment is ore of the best in the
Valley, and 70 the incredulous VIC will
ay Go and See for yourselves.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12

The word comes to us that ON
Centennial day, last Saturday, a
wild wolf was caught and killed
in Perry. We don't believe it.
Our notion Is that the animal
may have been one of Col. jim
Iaylor's pets, escaped from the
yards of wampum that have such
wide spread in the columns of the
Columbus Journal. Most likely
the animal caught in Perry coun-
ty was Ground Hog, the same
which was driven into exile some
years ago. by Squire Fullerton
reading 10 it, on The road where
he met the g Ii, his bill of costs
In a case just rendered.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12

AT the last examination held
there were 30 applicants of whom
the following were successful -
For three years, Charles Nunne-
maker; for two years. j. j. Foltz;
for one year, Dora Dawley, John
L. Green, FL. G. Hansel, William
Marks, Clara Nunnemaker, Sarah
Jennie Shaw and Ena
Woodland.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12

Keep your mouth shut when you
haven't got anything to say, but if
you want to talk and are at a loss
for a remark, say that Geo. Fox
has on hand at his shop two doors
west of the Rempel House stock
Of choice beef and sausage of all
kinds, and would like to have the
people call and see him.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12

Maj. Ben While, who has been
rusticating and alternating in
the wilds of Perry township dur
ing the winter, visited in Logan
on last Saturday. and was heart
lily welcomed by his many friends
here. Ben says he is raising sas-
safrax. and will enter In compe-
litiou at the Centennial with
Jack Floyd and Arthur McCourt
ney: He comedies Haws to Green,
the Ground Hog TO Burgess, and
the gas business TO Rempel. He
preempts the tortle and may ap-
pies, and says he will be heard
from later on current topics.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12

IS IN. Fine Imported Wool
Benriettas in the new Spring
Shades at So and size, actual
value IS and SOC.
IS inch ali wool Henriettas in
all the new shades at 42ac yard.
sold by all other Houses for 50
and $50.
40 in. very fine, all WOO! Hem
riettas in Blacks aud all colors,
at soc, actual value 65 to Zoe.
As in. Fine Wool nenriettas in
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given TINT the follow
ing accounts and vouchers havS been filed
in the Probate Court OF Hooking county,
Ohio, for FIRST ami final settlement:
Richard l.. Sullivan, guardian ol Min
ME L. Hoy.
on the 2Sth day of April, lSss, at lO, o.
clock. y. NJ, or as soon thereafter as may
be convenient. VT ACkER.
April 5-3w Pro Judge,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12

Judge Guthrie, OF Athens, was
a visitor in Logan last week. The
many friends of "Sandy Guth-
rie," as the brethren kindly call
him. met a warm welcome and
hearty congratulations from his
serious accident during the jan
uary glacial period. The Judge
is in good health, and promises
to live many years of accustom ed
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12
Waner G. Holl bave adaed or,

Waner d Holl have added some
new brands of liquors to their al.
ready large supply, among which
may be mentioned the "BelIe of
Maryland" Glbson," and "Kcy-
stone" Rye Whiskies, the purest
and best in the market. 1t is the
only place IN Logan where these
brands are sold. Call and sample
them. Butter, eggs and family
groceries can always be had at Wa.
ner & Hollis grocery.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12
Carpets, Rugs & Curtains

AS the lst of april is near at hand and q
great many people moving, we particu-
larry call their attention TO our lire of the
above mentioned gods. Great care has
been taken in the selection of our Spring
Carpets and Curtains and we feel sure that
it Will be to your interest to look through
our line and learn prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere. assuring you that we not
only have the largest line ever shown in
the Valley, but that We are selling them
lower than the lowest. We are
Yours Respectfully,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12

Every purchaser, IN the exer-
else of his right TO buy the best
goods fer the least money. has
realized the fact that CHAS.
ROSE, the energetic Clothier,
takes front rank in producin g
garments expressly noted for
their quality and best workman
ship, as the foremost Clothier of
the Hooking Valley, with an eye
single to the wants of the people,
and standing upon the broad
platform of progress and liberal
itv, the point to phenomenal
success. founded upon large ex-
perience, immense facilities and
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12
Council Proceedings.

The Council, out going and in
coming, met on Tuesday evening.
In the absence of Mavor Stein
man. William Waner was called to
preside.
A number of bills were present.
ed, approved by the Finance Com
mittee and allowed.
| Petitions for dozen and more
lamp posts were presented, and re-
ferred to the proper committees.
The Council then adjourned.
6. w. Brehm, j. p. administer
ed the oath of Office to Mayor-elect
Price, who then administered the
oath to the Counciimen- elect. The
Council then went into session. The
oath of Office was administered by
Mayor Price to the elected village
officers, their bends accepted and ap-
proved.
The Mayor appointed G. w.
Brehm Police Justice. which ap. /
pointment was unanimously con-
firmed.
The Bonds of the city officers
areas follows:
Il. f. Price. Mayor, bond $1,000,
bondsmen-M. d. Moore, A. II.
Brooke, j. n. kessler. w. j. Frash,
M. d. Mansfield, Z. NJ. West. R.
o. Kittsmiller, S. Weldy, Lewis
Green, G. f. Bowen.
Clerk, VIM. Keynes, bond $1,000
Bondsmen-Henry Lutz, Isaac
Stiers, N. w. Hamblin. John Note
stone, W. R, BowIby, j. E. Tritsch.
MarshaI, A. Voris, bond $1,000.
Bondsmen-E. NJ. West. G. G.
Gage, Thos. Shotwell, F. F. Rem
pei, W. K. Bowlby, z. o. Kits
miller.
Treasurer, Andy Holl. bond 81
500. Bordsmen-J. Keller. N. j.
Weiland, Albert Bockor, L. A.
Culver, A. II. Brooke. II
Assessors, bonds $4,000 each.
First Ward, George Sborr- I
Bondsmen, John Ucker, Jacob
Fox.
Second Ward. John White
Bondsmen, G. E. Bowen, Lewis
Green, w. T. Acker. l
Third Ward. Daniel Fir nefrock
-Bondsmeu, B. R. Higgins, G, E. /
Bowen. L
Fourth Ward, Isaiah Polling e
Bondsmen, Jacob Schwarz, F. F. It
Rempcl.
Solicitor Price, in behalf of Mar q
hal Deishley, returned thanks to !,
he Council. and to the citizens of +.
Logan for courtesies extended dur Ii
ng his term of service. a
The Mayor announced the Com t
nittees as follows: e
On Ways and Means-Robert
Keynes. Thomas Rochester, and
1. McCourtney.
On Ordinance and Revision,
'rinting and Stationery-Chas. NJ. Z
iould, Robert Keynes. and Isaac "
iontner. II
On Fire Department, Wells and v
,isteIns-Wm. Waner. Thos. Brad II
ock, and Thomas Rochester.
On Streets, Alievs. Bridges, and y
lighting Streets and Public Places W
Thomas Braddock, Isaac Kont- y
er. and Aaron Price. u
On Sewers. Drainage, Paying y
nd Curbing-A. McCourtney, "
'homas Rochester, and Chas. II. y
iouId. re
On Public Property, and Public N
afety-Aaron Price, VIM. Waner, III
nd Robert Keynes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12

Mr.. T Z. Johnston, Secretary
of the Board of Trade of astoria,
was in the city this week, looking
after some affairs personal TO
himself in this and the VIn:on
county courts.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-12
TESTIMONIAL 70 EkYcR
STElN&AN.

On last Monday evening th
| Council and u number of citizens o.
our city met in special session q
the Mayors office.
| Alderman Gould was elected
Chairman and Alderman Roches.
ter appointed Secretary.
| The object of the meeting wa:
stated by Councilman Waner as a
purpos. Oh tho part of Council and
other friends to give a token to The
Mayor of substantial! kind in evi
donce of. tho esteem In which he
was held by ti.e Council and his
fellow citizens.
The testimonial reads as follows
ave, the undersigned, hereby ten
der to Mayor Steinman this cx
preston of our regard and respect
for him as an official and our es.
icem for him as u citizen.
With the present we give, we
| further offer our compliments and
congratulations in the public SER
vice and our best wishes in the fu.
ture.'
This was signed by the Council
men. corporation officers, and others.
The present given was hand
some gold headed cane properly in
inscribed.
City Solicitor Price made the
presentation in very happy and ap-
peopriate remarks. Expressing the
idea in the minds of all that Mayor
Steinman, differing ss he had, with
many present, still maintained the
respect and regard of all
and the present of the cane
was in evidence of the regard in
which he was held by the people of
Logan, regardless of political opin-
IONS or local differences.
Speeches were made In accord
with tho general Logan idea, that
men may differ and dispute, but
still be good men and good citizens
and recognized as such by Messrs.
Oliver Wright, Lewis Green. May
or Price, DR.. Wright, Alderman
Gould, Councilman Keynes and
others.
Mayor Steinman returned his
thanks, and his hearty apprecia-
tlon of the testimonial, coming as it |
cid. mainly from those with whom
he had differed on current ques
lions.
He said he was glad TO see to.
night in the evidence given him,
that even if he had not been right,
his opponents were not the ones to
bring charges against him, but wero
foremost in giving him credit to all
be deserved.
The meeting was one of those
characteristic pleasant ones for
which Logan is noted, in which
he fighting men lay down for a
eason the weapons of war and ten
Ter generous and graceful tribute
o the man who had stood up like
man In fulfilling the duties Of his
'fice. In this connection we wish
o say:
The SENTINEL and the Mayor {
ave often differed. This difference
We think, has not besn unwhole-
ONE. At least we find that neith-
r is sick nor frlendless, and that
ur Mayor retires from Office with
be good wishes and good will of all u
he good citizens of our town. 2
The SENTINEL withdraws moth
ng it has said IN adverse criticism
t his course as an official, but we
o throw, in the best of feeling, on Q
he hurrying tides, our congratu-
,tion for service we'll rendered and
ur best wishes for the future. \