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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

s. -44 ssS rns kAssh.at-s0nAs Of ths At
tEaez1eHs
Ia svenisE tAs Css-sF GaAr1s - open
.hssr n-l-lArs esE2sE. TIE boss - rs
eemp4ny have bssH hard a. work fsf tAs
Isss no ~ssks saeh ons gisi1x a. tLs tine
ks ooald sp&rs fron his regular saesg.on -
nasks ia : greater sooQsss iA2n any mil
asy tsz24r ever bsssFs gives n tbs city
TIE eomp-ay % soang IL years. snt ~
TIE snefxy aoa pesA 9f Is men oefs aud es-
psll3lly Il - sxo<iLs1t or1osEs kss become
t1s i9Ts12esI nsilLary coz p4ns IL tss state :
serEsCe. Ins ssns energy vhis1 las ~on
tAs4 lEls success az military coal P.Bs
Las ose1 exRenaed n a nss dirscEl08 sad
their sOrk .lA undoubtedly ss - success
Ia Ia Ghis as IA al 0thsI enterprises IL
~kich the cospsDy las bssn iHE-resLed
IAsir srlnOry kxs been beautifully drspsd
and adorned vita Esss aud Chinese Ian
terms.
Booths have besn built around tie sides
Of The room snd f.iriy Ffe4n with TIE loads
Of Chrslnss soods ~ nlch oil them.
Al the east end Of the Arnory . room has
been ntted up as . ~ useum and tbs walls
asi shelves are literally covered With al
soTls Of old and odd e0riositiss. srnof OF
the middle sges. swords ana helmets
which cav he crussdes Chinese
curiosities. Indian cOstumss. sword canes
carried during Tie Reign OF Terror IL
France swords OF the Revolution and the
war OF lsi2. old firearms an thousands of
other articles TOO Numerous 70 mention.
The educated elephant l. another feature
which will be sure 10 please a. with his
wonderful performances, which sho. q
high degree OF intelligence for one oI ths
lower an mails.
1hs fine piano which has been exhibited
IN MonEoe-st window will Dr rallied lor the
last night Of the bazaar. The tickets for
this rattle are now nearly all sold. The
sphinx has been constantly studying for
the past few days and will be prepared ~
tell The fortunes Of all visitors
A very hne and valuable prize will be put
In IA box. 10 which keys will DC sold the
person getting the KEY that tia this box 10
have the prize. These keys will 20 Ike h0.
cakes at 10 cents each.
A reireshment counter has been dtted uI
and sll the delicacies Of the season will De
served 10 visitors at nominal price
All loyers Of flower will be attracted bs
the hOwer booth which will be presided
over by Albert Townsend. All the fines
varieties OF flowers will be for safe al tins
/ counter.
Some Of the best musical talent of tbs
city hes been engaged aud musical pro-
granme will be given each evening OF the
/ bazaar.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
Popping tho Question to sci,ooimaam.

Yes" said the young man, as he
threw himself CT the feet of the pretty
teacher. II love You and would 20 10
the worlds end for you"
You could not 70 10 the end Of the
world for me, James. The world or the
earth. a. il is called. Is round like a ball,
slightly flattened at the poles. One OF
the first lessons In the elementary geog-
raphy Is devoted 10 the shape of the
globe. You must have studied it when
= bov."
'-Of course I did, hut
And 1t Is no longer n theory. Cir
cumnavigatOrs have established the fact.
II know, but what meant was that |
would do anything 70 please you. Ahl
Minerva, if you knew the aching
vOii"-
There ia no such thing as a void,
James. Nature abhors vacuum; but,
admitting that there could be such a
thing. how could the void you speak of
b a void II there was an ache in itf'
4 mean 70 say that my life will be
lonely without you, that you are my
daily thoughts and my nightly dreams.
! would 60 anywhere % be with YOU II
you were IN Australia or at the north
pole | would fly 10 YOU r.
Fly, IL will BE- another century be-
fore men can fy. Even when the laws
Of gravitati0n are successfully overcome
there VIII still remain. says late scien-
tine authority. the difficulty of maintain
iHg balance--
well az al events exclaimed the
youth. I've got a fair balance In the
bank. and l want you TO be my wife.
Their"
wen, James. since YOU out It IN that
light r.
Let the curtain fan. Boston Courier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
He stood upon the cnrner.

He stood upon the corner.
And looked sdown the street,
The wind chased through his vhiskes,
And bis shoes were full Of feet.
He stood npon that corner
" here BucbsDan's store now stands.
4 smile was on his forehead
And bis gloves were fall Of hands.
He raissd his eyes and gszsd sloft,
Holiday Guods'-be read
With iov ne walked into the store.
For bis hst was full Of head.
And as nc priced their various goods,
Hs marYeiet. a. he said
i've alVsvs traded e.see here.
I'll uoT trade here instead.
.. r. /. GrvtL-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

"I can't lend YOU the monev, old fel-
low. bgt IA 90 the next best thing."
"N hats that
'.WhY, / ALL circulate the report that
You have won $4,000 on the election,
and that viii give you big credit -
PhilAdslphia Press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
BUSINESS BREyITIEs.

You will find the largest an ] best sssorl
ed stock of Fish and Game of all kinds. II
season. Anchor brand Oysters and Fai
Haven Counts, wholesale and retail, IL
Aonroe-st. +. j. DErTEsTHALER
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Nsss-s. Radcliffe & Holt desire - .tste n
the.T friends sDd patrons hal tbe7 have insi
completed = fine assortment n Gran3ns e
koCEers. Fancy Cnairs Dvsns kssg ftairs
ffc.. mar 1fscfured especially for f1s Christ.
mss trsde. ard woei5 hke cal from vou
before Vo1 rurrh sse vour ssef1l ho'i8sv
Yrsselts Remember re store e a. lll
1ortn ifTis rn-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

The Museum at the Custer Guards b
zaar next week will be filled with relics etc
that cannot fail to be interesting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

The gold watch and chain to be given {,
the most popular young lady in the te.e
phone exchange, Is now on exhibition j.
the window OF J. 9. Herkner's jewelry store
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Witness the fun and bargains 1t th
Great Decline Dress Goods Sale. Moudsy
Tuesday and Wednesday of this week al
EAToS's BEE HIVE
76 and 50 West Bridge-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
foFcoKS BAzaS
SoEasthins Hsw iox TIE lEses. e. cess a. :
Czacy kisc1su.

Aew p4Il<rAs of ncal61ngs whiss as
Relo. ol1 isOrs. o8ks s2e 1rsaEex for artistic
frz-aez- Ls2fs yo1F oyaeE cary.
bkAEF1k ~ 4 ca
- AoUrox-s 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

TIE gold watch sn3 chain - be given 70
the uoet popular yo1ng lsdv in the tsle-
phone exchange e noT on exhibition in
TIA rindox of !. @. Herkner's j. rei-v store
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Call and examine the fine line of pianos
sold by George ID. Herrick & Co., before
purchasing elsewhere.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Christmas booklets finer and more daint.
than ever. We have a million or So
GEO. A. HALL & CO., 56 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Christmas cards end booklets for the hoii.
dsfs Gro. A. Hsfr 4 Co..
rs Ncuros-sE
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

A gold pen makes very acceptable pres
ent. You will find a first class article :
Geo. A. Hall & Co. So Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Haines Bros. pianos sold by George J.
Herrick & Co., u Fountain-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

The finest line Of pianos ever offered I
the public are to be found at George
Herrick & Co. s.. I3 Fountain ST.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Ladies and gentlemens purses, car.
cases. bill books, etc.
GEO. A. HALL & Co., Sc Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Complete outfits for oil painting, paste
painting and decorative goods at Harvey s
Heystek's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

W. ii. Ross. n D..
Oface Widdicomb block. once hours q.
~. 10 u m.. ? 10 and 7 20 p. IA. sun
DAY 70 p n. Telephone Soa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
HATCH'S PRICE LIST
fOk This WEEK ONLY.

THOIcE DAIRY BUaTFR
pEsT FAMILY FLOUR.
l'RANULATED SUGAR.
Willow C SUGAR - .
J I5 lie $40
j I2lscis per 10 ~ ltsfor 25ots
lOLDEN RIO C0FfEE ROASTED And
cHoicE Sc1'goLINA RicK. i pei ''' '''S '0' '''''
uUscATINE ROLLED OATS.
.pLB. CAN CHOICE TOMATOES.
5IB CAN YELLOW PEACHES,
> : cana flf 25cts
5LB. CAN GOLDEN PUMPKIN.
.)LB. CAN SUGAR CORN.
.6LB. CAN LIMA BEANS.
.JLB. CAN GREEN PEAS.
.)LB. CAN STRING BEANS,
cans for 2so.s
LIB. CAN EGG AND GAGE PLUMs
lIcts per can
.ILB. CAN wHoRTLEBERRIEs,
.)LB. CAN PINEAPPLE,
IOME MADE MINCE MEA1.
II l0cis per 10
IEw CURRENT JELLY.
y iocts per 10. lbe for 25cts
VEw APPLE BUTTER.
! - cts per h.. lbs for 25c,s
CHOICE GOLDEN SYRUP.
CHOICE SILVER DRiPt.
SwEET CIDER,
: i5cts per "A sa
NEw JAPAN AND YOUNG HYSON TEA,
ls0ts 25ots, 3octs socts 3 cts, 60cfs per 10
DURBBAAkS AND WHITE STAR POIATOES.
NEw MAPLE SYRUP,
\ sl.o0 per gallon
iRYsTAL BAKING POWDER.
u l5cts per h., lbs for 25cts
\-Ew RAIsINs,
\ Sibs for 25cts
y Ew CURRANTs,
NrEW BLACKBERRIES
lCcts per 10
i Ew PRUNEs.
sibs for 25cts
Jew MIXED NUTS,
l,cis per II. 2 lbs for 25cts
NEW PRUNELLEs.
l5cts per 10
TOMATO. PEACH. PLUM AND PEAR PRE-
| SERVES, l0cts per -
The largest and most complete stock OF Staple
nd Fancy Groceries ia the state, ana slso OF
Fruiis and Vegetables. Call and he convinced
hat my prices Cannot be duplicated. Delivery
rec Telephone No lg2
Mail orceIs viii have prompt attention.
L. G. HATCH,
125 MONRoE-ST
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Millinery AT the great reduction at Adams
4 Co. ., 90 kOnrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

That big elephant is great card a. the
Custer Guards Bazaar next week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Ci.,ases Sal. af Na'ns-y.s assH. Z
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

'.sisinwsy & Sens" sold By George y
Hsrrick 8 Co. l3 Founisi0-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
ARTISTS OUTFITS.

Plush goods in great variety at Geo. =
Hal & Co.'S, SO Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Haiistt and Davis pianos sold By George
D. HsrricS & Co.. I3 Fo4nfaio-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Picture frames Of all sizes made to order
at Harvey & Heystek's.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Philadelphia Dame (at table)-My gra-
ciousl You are spiling that gravy on tho
CARPET
New Waitress (cheerfully) - There's
plenty more in the kitchen, m1m--Pkila-
delpLia Record.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Ersksnsr 7rsrhers ufsnos soii a7 George
n Herricx 8 so l3 Fountain g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

GO to To. Star Furniture Co, 100 south
Uysio0-st., for bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Nothing ssroTe srprourssts fof Cr-isfr, -
presents f1sn rce pfct1rs frars 81 vfh
s0od taste A. eees1t ins % Arfisfs' Proof
ftrfiHEs trf frrTsT1es car - fouri a.
h-adfsld 4 Cos 1 Nouroe-st.. - vsr7 90
prss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Minister-You don't look at all wen
this morning, Uncle RastuS
Uncle Rastus-No, sab, Use feelin' de
want ob sleep; we's gwino ter hab
chicken today fer dinner: twas nigh on
ter ? o'clock dat dem chickens was de-
hbered. The Epoch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

CO ~ The Siar Furnitars Co.. loo south
Division a.. for nsrzain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
NEW FIRM.

Go TO the Star Furniture Co., l09 Sont
Division-st. for a bargain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Star Furniture Co. l09 south Division
St. offers great bsrgsius.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Gall and zee the layout for the holidays
81 BTsdfeld & Cos. 50 A0nTos-st Aieams,
1oiisE Sels. Asuicurs sets. Essels. Pictures,
Cabinet Frames IN very large variety. Ca!
and ses lAek
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

IKxx okAA&KAFS
TIE russI assortment Al Coopsrs Candy
kltcAsn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Don't forget the Great Decline Dres
Goods Sale, Monday, Tuesday and Wednc
dav Cf this week at
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

rhr us frsar7are -sf-os1i1r ~crl-
1e-e s-f 80 eeaeff nrsrrf - a.
7v Pers ~ Pewter soas~e@e = - -
sAs iaaieA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

EAToS's BEE HIVE,
7S and 80 West Bridge-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17
PLASTICOING!
L. G.. HATCH,
125 MONROE-ST.

With the AntikalsoTnine Co.'S Plssiico
Te guarantee 70 our customers that We vii
produce better eeeCss as well as more dur
able work than aDy other wall decorating
process will make for same smount of s1-
pense whether competing with fresco in
water or oil. or whether viii finest vsil
Fspers. lincrus's walton. or pspier mschiers
or whether with common paper. We do
thls WORK either in solid water tnts or
vanished. producing leather ike effects
We also MAKE Hand nsds Wailpsper on
he same principle tor walls TOO badly
broken o. patched Csn and see our ds-
signs and gst figures. Corner Of ousWs
and Peari-sts OPP. Norsa8 g. Areys.
D. G. HENRY & CO.,
Portrait. Frsseo snd ses.fs Artists.
and General Contrscfors.
ALL DESIGNS ORIGINAL.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

VII = IT
One pouna q TIE bss, candy p0i up IA "a
elegant eoK. only - OeDss. al No9per
Candy hi.eken.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

CskpIxs CEgAF Asp Ptkz
We hsss mixed candy fr0m 10 cents :
pouAa 10 81 cSlts pound 81 Coo4eT :
Ca11y kiIcAeD. corner C&nAl sns hrlass -sis.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-17

Telephone 1908.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-04
Republican representative Convention.

The Republicans Of the second dis
trict met in convention at Central hall
in this village yesterday "wednesday
at IL o'clock a. m. Fred L. Wells, Port
Huron, WAS appointed chairman and
George Il. Ashpole, secretary. The
following committees We're elected.
Credentials. w. BoclIius, Port HUI
ron city; j. w. Gardner, Clyde; ID.
Dennis, Pt. Huron township.
Permanent organization-E. b. Tay-
Tor, Port Huron city; w. II. Ballentine,
Brockway; John Anderson, Kenockee.
The committee then adjourned until
, o'clock pm.
On re-assembling the committee on
credentials reported the following dele
gates entitled to seats in the conven-
ton:
Brockway-W. w. Grinnell, Jas. Wal.
lace, j. d. Jones, Z. II. Drake, w. II
Ballentine.
Clyde. w. Gardner to cast full
vote.
Fort Gratiot-Stephen Moore, Geo.
II. Gardner, JOS Porter, Thos. Moore
j. G. Collins, r. G.. Burwel, d. Shan
non to cast full vote.
Greenwood-W. Collins, VIM. Ryder
David Newsted. Geo. Gill.
Grant-Wm. Gardner, VIM. Ernest,
w. II. Quinn.
Kenockee- Richard Newkirk, d. G.
Smith, John Anderson, VIM. Mason.
Lynn-Fred Leach to cast full vote.
Port Huron township-Dan Dennis
to east full vote.
Port Huron city--1st ward-W. Is.
Pace-John Lawlor, Lambert Ster-
ling, j. j. Shaw. End ward-E. b.
Taylor, 5. Goodman, j. d. jerks,
Lincoln Avery. j. w. Bockius. Bird
wards ID. Pace, James Shuttle
worth, j. l.. Coe. Albert Colburn. 4th
ward-F. L. Wells. Z. NJ. Cady, c. NJ.
Green, NJ. Hill, Martin IIuner, Erwin
Cady. 9TH ward-W. L. Stewart, w.
c. Anderson, ID. McNicol, L. b. Rice.
9th ward-Geo. i. Ashpole, Adam
Marks, John Kiser, Frank Ufford,
Hiram Anderson, }. b. McGregor.
Moved that the report be accepted
and adOpted.-Carried
Committee on Permanent organize
ton report rs follows:
We recommend that the temporary
officers be made permanent and that
the order of business be as follows: LIST
nomination of candidate for the
legislature, second appointment of a
legislative committee.
Moved that the report be accepted
and adopted.-Carried.
On motion the chair appointed two
tellers -Jno. d. Jones and VIM. Mason.
L. II. Drake presented the name of
J. ID. Grinnell as a candidate for nom
ination, J. w. Gardner the name of Joe
w. Avery and j. y. Anderson the name
o. Richard Newkirk.
Two informal and one formal ballot
was then taken the following being the
reSult.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-04
The Weekly Exposition.
JAS A. Menzies, Publisher.
THE FAIR.
A Decided Success. The Entries Reached
$685. Interesting Races.

The seventh annual fair OF the Brock
way Centre agricultural society was
held on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. The weather
was not as pleasant as could have been
wished for, but nevertheless there was
large crowd. a representative from
the EXPOsIT0R office wendell his way
to the grounds and entered on a COM
plimentary ticket kindly furnished by
Secretary Effrick. On entering the
grounds we noticed on our right fine
display Of wagons, buggies and cutters
of Anderson q Co. This firm always
do their utmost to help make up good
show. w. IL. Harris, of Brockway,
also had nice line Of buggies of his
own manufacture. Geo. Phare. of
Blaine, exhibited plows of different
kinds. Jos. Collins displayed reapers
and mowers.
In floral hall we came first upon a
fine exhibition of stoves, hardware, cut
lery. ETC., made by a. w. Ferguson Il
Co., and II. +. Leonard. The next dis
play was made by :. l.. Ballentine, of
Port Huron, consisting of ladies' cloaks
and mems clothing. The Misses Mason
d JohnsOn's show of millinery was ele-
CANT and received great deal of atten-
ton from the ladies.
IN the needlework department the
exhibits were about equal to those of
former years. The children's depart
ment was well filled.
The show of fruit and vegetables came
up to the usual standard, some fine
specimens being exhibited. Grains and
seeds were iiTst-class.
John Mccormick. of Pt. Huron, was
on hapd with stock of harnesses,
whips, etc. On going outside, the cattle
next attracted our attention. The prin-
cipal exhibitors being Geo. p. VOor-
heis, John p. Sanborn, Thos. Grimes.
VIM. Black, Jacob :. Grimes and Fred
Currier. The show was very good.
The principal exhibitors in sheep were
Ed. Randall, William Welch, Eli Sill
verthorn, VIM. Spring and Thos. r..
Collins. This department was fully up
to the average.
There were not as many swine ex-
hi6ited as usual, David Smith. Vim. r..
Scott and Thos p. Collins showing the
mos.. The display Of horses was eX-
cellent. The principal exhibitors were:
Thos. p. Collins. Levi Morrill, Jr., j. y.
Morrill,. Steve Lambkin. Clark Streyel,
NJ. V. Richardson. Jos. Sischo, John
Stella, \. w. Garfield, Fred Currier, +.
Hallocl;. Lester Clark, Thos. KearnPy,
Nelson Wolfe, ID. G.. FinlaysOn, j. *.
Hall, 6. :. Gilbert. W Shiel ID. 4.
Mosher, G. w. Brown and others. The
poultry department was full of the
feathered tribe.
The horse races, which occurred on
the afternoon of the last day were q
fine sight. In the free for all John
Lawiors DR.. Frank took first money, j.
Is. Petit's Belle of Shelby, second, and
r. Newtons Lucy Moffatt, third. IN
the 800 minute race Jos. Cages Char
ley Shannon took first money, Frank
Bowen's ,iembrino Bay, second. and
Bob Elliott's Eva H., third.
In the green race, NJ. Gray's Peek Boy
won first money. Wm. Powers Jim,
second, and Brown Billy third.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-04
Our Candidate for presldent

lie will be nominated by the conven-
ton and will be elected by the people,
because he will come the nearest to fill
ing their ideal of a chief magistrate.
Electric Titters has been given the
highest place, because no other medicine
has so well filled the ideal of perfect
tonic and Alternative. The people have
Endorsed Electric Bitters and rely upon
this great remedy in all troubles Of the
Liver. Stomach and Kidneys. For all
malarial fevers and diseases caused by
maarial poisons, Electric Bitters can
not be too highly recommended. Also
cures headache and constipation. Sat
isfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed. Price soc. and 81 at G. 4. Wells
drug store.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-04
y Auction Sales.


AUCTION SALE.-Geo. W. Bel, auc-
tioneer, will sell for the undersigned at
his farm one-half mile north of Peck.
on Friday, Oct. -. lot of stock and
other articles. Sale to commence at
o'clock. y. NJ. TICE.
LIME FOR sALE.-The undersigned
has on hand and for sale lime, hair and
cement. He handles Probett lime, the
best in the country. Those who intend
to build will do we'll to call on him.
G. f. MICHAELs,
GA BrOckway Centre.
AUCTION SALE.-Geo. w. Bell, auc-
tioneer, will offer for sale by public
auction at the residence of the under
signed, one-half mile south of Rose
burg, on Dec. 3rd, a lot Of stock, farm
implements. etc. JOSEPH MoXLEY.
AUCTION SALE.-Geo. w. Bell, auc-
tioneer, will offer for sale for the under
signed at his residence II miles south
and east of Lynn hotel. on Thursday,
Oct. 4th, lot of farm stock, imple-
ments, etc. Sale to commence at one
O'clock. GEO. Y. REID.
AUCTION SALE.-George w. Bell.
auctioneer, will offer for sale by public
auction for the undersigned. at the
Bowman farm, three miles south of
Brockway Centre, on Monday, Oct. Is.
lot of stock, farming implements,
etc. Sale to commence at o'clock :. m.
WN FROST.
AUCTION SALE.-Geo. w. Bell. auc-
tioneer, will offer fox sale by public
auction at the residence of the under
signed, three miles north and one mile
west of BroclSway Centre, in section %,
town of Speaker. on Thursday, Oct. %.
lot of stock. Sale TO commence at
o'clock PIN. sharp. JOHN r.. DAVIS.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-04
Where to Deal.

The largest stock of overcoats that
ever came to Brockway Centre will ar
rive at Palmer's this week.
Ladies, do not buy your Jersey gloves
until you see Palmer's. Having pur
chased an entire line we are enabled to
give You extra low prices.
Boys campaign caps just received at
Palmer's.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-04

Moved That John ID. Grinnell be the
unanimous nominee of the convention.
Carried.
Joe. w. Avery made few remarks
pledging his support to the nominee.
Legislative Committee. w. Avery,
j. ID. Jones, JnO. Anderson, JnO. w.
Bockius.
Convention then adjourned.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10

Al tempo; = tengo para mi que
cuandO las cOsas Sc exclarezcan,
habra de ser necesario juntar con
mucho cuidado las gotas de aqua
desparramadas para volverlas al
jarro en- donde Sc contenfan las
honras de algunas personals, sin
raz6n y sin motive, Y contra iusti
cia y conciencia, mezcladas en- este
prOresO.
N digo que Varels no haya sido
el criminal; perO ell robar 10 que
era suyo, parece inverosfmil, de
primera intenci6n.
Tengo para INF que Higinia no
ha dicho la verdad aun, = ESQ que
ha dicho tantas cOsas.
Tengo para mi que una parte de
la prensa anda movida q impulses
de un amor propio NAL entendido.
Tengo para mi que Sc ha hecho
muy NAL On calumniar y en- difa-
mar sin pruebas.
J. A tai extreme han llegado los
que luchan en- la candente arena de
Ia Oorte, que no sc aperciben de
que q las provincias llegan las cosas
sin la electricidad de su concep-
ci6n, = se juzga con raz6n mas fria
Un pr0vinciano.
La Coru1a, Agosto 21 de 1882
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
BOletin Mercantil.

Pero la Revista no quiere esta
justicia. IA cual aspirara, pues7
1 A la justicia que imparta la Ma
cion por medic de su entidad geo.
graf "a 8 la colectividad inmensa
de todos los espsfoles? Lo prime
ro no puede ser. En- cuanto q 10
segundo, esa justicia tiene sus re.
prssentantes, delegados y ejecu-
torres en- los gobiernos. en- los po
deres, en- las instituciones inhe
rentes q todo Estado quito, civi
lizado y bien regido, en- Ia pleni.
tud de sus atribuciones y prerro
gativas.
A yer, 4 YER 81 de la Revisto
con un nuevo hilo de Aria dne
que le saque del laberinto en- que
80 ha metido el colega, con Ia
absurda pretensi6n de que 10 que
es no sea.
Eutre tsnto, seguiremos acu
sando q la Revistd de mudanxa J
volubilidad.
Con pruebas que no admiter
replica.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-10
CANCER SOCIAL.

Parte de la opinion pdblica, al
dar al crimen de Ia calle de Fuen.
carraI un interes superior al d.
costumbre, bajo pretexto de po
ner en- evidencia la llaga que CO
rroe a nuestra sociedad, ha reve
lalo, 81 cabe. mayores males exis.
'entes y de MAJOR trascendencia.
or su alcaace. No h4 sido en-
la materla muy apiaulida por la
personals sen-atas Ia actitud exa,
gerada y ha~ts cierto punto VIC.
irnta de agunos periodicos de Ia
Corte, que no parece sino one de
sean vernos volver q los tempo,
'le la justicia popular, que y,
ninguna escuela admite.
SIN entrar en- largas reAexio
mes, algo dc 10 que nosotros pen
ssmos contiene ell siguiente arti
culo, que ha pub icsdo un col-gs
pen,nsular, ea"rito por "Un Pro
ainciano." Merece ser leido !,
meditado: