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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
0PERACIONES De BUQUES EN- PUERTO.

TRAvESfA.
Col. ing. "Media," cap. Trhoson,
pendiente.
Vap. esp. "Alava," cap Alboni.
ga, descargando.
Vap. ing. "Carn Brea", captain
Fonkin, descargando.
Berg. esp. "Cortes," cap. Sobra
fen, cargando.
CABOTAJE.
vap. esp. "San Juan, " tras
bordapdo.
Col. esp. "Paquete de Arecibo,
carga para Arroyo y Ponce.
Col. esp. "Providencia," carga
para Aguadilla y Mayagiez.
Col esp. "Dos Hermanos," carga
para Ponce.
Col. esp. Laura" pendiente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
Arribos 1o EnerO al
IL Noviembre.... 1866, ,976 ks.
En- igual periodic de

ArribOs 1o Enero al
IL Noviembre..... 1964,976 ks.
En- igual periodic de
1887. 1.925,S68 !"
Cueros.-El Benicarl6n y solo ha
conducido de Montevideo 500 ca.
ballares para un almacenista, v sc
han recibido de Marsella 1,1l7 =
& Ultima hora del Rio de Ia Pla.
ia pcr "Oampeador" unas 5000
pleas destinadas & lSantander y
Ia Corufia Y una 1000 para esta,
casi todo cordobcses para primeras
manos, siendo de Greer que en- la
pr6xima resefia podremos se-
flalar transacciones de este arribo,
pues en- las pocas existencias que
, hay en- almacen NADIA Sc ha hecho,
presentandose firmes los tenedo-
res por no ser importantes las en-.
tradas que Sc esperan. Sc han ven.
dido 1,1O0 Puerto Rico, dnlces Y
191 id. i'd, restos de los entradOs
por vapor correo alrededor de du.
ros 1880 ell 90.
1,061 cordobeses bajos de almacin,
reservadOs.
146 ternerar cordobas id id.
434 cuyabas albarqueros i'd Id.
1000 c6rdobas pelo inv. buenos
Liban, lib. 81 pfs. 1888.
1900 i'd regul. aim 3056 pts. 1926
868 Puerto Rico, dulces !" A. L6.
PEE pfs. 1880.
Seguimos cotizando por %. de
Ago kilos.
pto. Rico dulces.. $l1.50 q 1880
W ~ salados.. 100 800
Mayagtiez i'd 7OO6 500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
MovIM1ENTO DE BUQUEs.
ENTRADAS DE TRAVESfA.

Ninguna.
ENTRADAS DE CABOTAJE.
Col. esp. "Ooraz6n de Maria, !"
de Manati.
Col. esp. Olementina de Cana.
rias," de Fajardo, Naguabo y HUI
macao.
Col: esp. "Hortensia," de ve-
ga-alta.
sAL1DAs DE TRAvEsfA.
Para Habana Y escalas, vap.
esp. " Ramon de Herrera" despa-
chado por Feddersen C Co.
Para la Guaira, gol. esp. "Gui-
llermito," despachada por Latimer
y Fernandez, con 81 jaulas conte-
niendo 29O gallos de pelea.
sALIDAs DE CABoTAJE.
Ninguua.
DESPACHADOS
Col. esp. "Mayagiiezana," para
Mayagiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
EXCMO AYUNTAMIENTO
DE SAN JUAN DE PUERTO RICO.
1: de D:ciembre de 1883.

Mny Sr. milo:
Hsbiendo terminado el mes de
Noviembre, y con 81, el plazo am
pliado para el pago del l.. W b >
partimiento municipal del corrien-
te a6o econ6mico, sin que 90 haya
servido V. satisfacer 81 Quota de-.
pesos. .centavos, sin duda por eau
sas superiores a su v0luntad, de-
seando conciliar los intereses del
Exmo. Ayuntamiento con los del
veciudario, y evitar q todos gastos
Y molestias in1tiles, me permito
indicarle Sc sirva manifestarme,
por escrito, 81 esta dispuesto a ve-
rificar el pago del mencionado re.
partimiento, antes de finalizar el
presente mes, para en- ESQ case
Buspender la ejecuci6n por Ia via
de apremio.
ESperando 50 respuesta, se re-
pite de v. sffmo. 8. 8. 9. B. 8. M.
Juan Jost Psl0ss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05

@assgsa~ ss@sss.s. @sasssesssN - wsass sassapu.
kaessss .sesssa ss..s.4.s.essss.. =. !. s...sss.
- ssea ssvs as a. As..ss,.s %sssa..sgs~a.
- Z. .ssssss.s sssss.ssas - sssssas. = ..4s.zs.
= a@sss-ws.@ ~ s.. !. - sss.~ss - a.ss.agAsa
e~s..s.@eAs .sa~as.@ s.sigA.s .ass@@ : ssss.sas
s&ssa lesssssssess -
aAsss #ssses a.ss@#8sA
A&sssstss ss.ssss
Asss@asas - ~.eas -. = sss@...s IL Asss. 2ssss
ssaess.~ sA~s.sAs seAaz - ese- ssaa 4At.sas. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05

Bdra. esp. San Antonio" pen
diente.
Bdra. esp. "Triunfo," carga para
Yabucoa y Arroyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
El CerrespOnsal.

Recordamos & los interesados el
siguiente recordatorio de nuestro
CelOso Alcalde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
-EEOGRAFTH
MPRENTA Y LIBERIA.
DE JOSE GONZALEZ Y FONT.
--27 fogrALExA al

E.ia casa editorial SnplicA sns
eorfcsponsalcs le dlrljAa con an.
tIcipacio1 convrnirusr ios p~didos
dc laa dliefcnirA elasrs do alma
nAquea QUO drscca se lcs scpArcu,
para QUO 90 sufFAa b Ultima bora
FcssaAo ca cl cnyloN is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
SEvENDE.

Ia sesccra parts de II casa cAlle
San Jnsto n6mefo 10, esquina & lA
Forsalsss; donde - hallan los esta-
hleoimlastos La BayamonesA ,
Coimado de sehorcs Castillo y O.;
En- essa impsenta infosmArkn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
AvISOS.
vapor aleman "ThurInalao.

Vapor aleman "ThurInela".
Recalara a este puerto, proeeden.
te de Hamburgo, Havre y st. Th6i
mas, del 8 al 4 del entrante mos.
Oonsignatarios, Mullenhof &
Korber.
Vap. esp. "Antonlo Lopez"
Seg6n nos informa la casa con.
signataria. el mencionado vapor So.
i6 el dia 80 del ppdo., del puerto
de Oddiz, con destino & esta 1sla
hacienda escala en- Canarias.
Oonsignatarios, s. de Ezquiaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
D. JUAN I. TNlIEao
Aassvs asssa.s sa ssa@<as.

sassass taassas. - ssss sss s. - ssa
~ o. ssssas ssass sFa saaas . So
nssaafsss as sssss sass & a.asss j. .
sNssssss ! la ssas.ss4sss - se asAass
esAnssss sassa aass sssaaeas assas
aasaA Z G4#~s . @sas~s.a u 1s. 80
sme$ ssaea
s4@,Fnaeaa - - s8s As6 Hasks as
asses . skse 8EE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
0PERACIONES SOBRE El MUELLE.
Ninguna.
C0TlzACIONES De PAPEL DEL ESTADo.

Billetes del Tesoro sin premiar, Gu
pom corriente de-. 80. esles
Billetes del Tesoro premiados, IA
sorteo. 7Ol7l
Billetes del Tesoro premiados, l3
sorteo. -. 76l78
Billetes del Tesoro premiados, IL
sorteo. ................... s2Is5
Cupones ndmeros % al % de 2io 4 gao can
tidades iguales
Deuda antigua de.-..-....... 2Sl28
Acciones del Credito Mercantil
de......--......-..-- S9lb0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
a V / y O..

Nm u impspaiA de- hua-Erfs -
N rcrshAdo 81 HaAgnidcss lilsFo usaiA
DO kIFassmms y ies 4aas~ss. pns
is~an Taxi. Iunto cos tas 2usAbars
CsafssssMss aea Haasxbn. AdrnAAA, ~
lar srrsbsAo Asmm4ses d. LAfsasss )
MaAaass coo asswsen sesnaN el kaEEAi
ksmeAsa % Fag~~Amm. Aesssnsna Pa
FsnnN9csua. Coz 80 fu~ce@arneAa Z
10 swAusua IasMA snaAl1Ad &c
esoses = sAssssAa de aAssAs.a pAsA
seabxAs@e2aa. ss~1naAsasaas. y a@a
snsSr3 sASsA3 &c eeegAAtnw Egsses
oesscAasa SAe r@.cssEnwaH.
1esaS se sezsas 5 gsxxa.ss kazzasA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
GIROS.

Los Sres. MIllenhoff Korber ofrscen
hoy giros pagaderos en- orc al valor do
Espana, como sigue:
Londres. 80 dias vista q $40.
Paris ...... 8 APPS premio
Nueva- York GO. A5p.8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
REVlSfA COMERCIAL DB BARCELONA.
Is de Noviembre de 1888

Is de Noviembre de 1888.
AzGc0res dc Puerto-R;co - Sin
arribos nj otra existencia que algu-
ma partida especulada hace item
po y como los compradores siguen
atraidos, pues ell consume NADIA pi-
de q la expectativa de baja, solo
nominalmente cotizamos los mas
cabados de ptas. 1S a 10 y los CEN
trifugas corrientes & superiores de
20 a 81 el quintal de 41'60 kilos en-
dep6sito.
Arribos de Cuba, Puerto Rico y
Filipinas:
Desde 1o Enero al II
Noviembre ...... 23.256,641 ks.
En- igual periodic de
1887 7............ % O26, ,753 /"
Cafes. Sin arribOs de Puerto
Rico y sin transacciones On ell dis
ponible, pues aunque son POGO i'm
portantes sus existencias, los al
macenistas no las solicitan por es-
tar provistas y seguir encalmada la
demanda del consume; pero los te.
nedores sostienen los precios, que
dando sostenido el hacienda de pfs.
18 & 1880 y pueblo de 1880 a II ell
quintal de Ago kilos en- dep6sito; I;
no obstante, sabemos que Sc ha
realizado alguna venta & entregar
hasta pesos fuertes $3.50 quintal
despachado. El filipino ha segui-
da encalmado y sin otra operaci6n
que 100 sacos a pfs. q, pero coti-
zamos segdn clase, de 2O'5O & 21 el
quintal despachado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05

- l.. v + ~ ID l.
Ces 9ssss sss sx&sssas sasa -
us@ saa Aas a. sssAsssssA@ @xsss Is
"a sss-a. ssse &c "a xsx 20 =
gssaass 60. AAmeee ~
sAss aAs - @ss 4sxs @asans i sAs
asxAsps. gtx4. I ss@A4Ass > e"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
tallIDIl(ll d "A IUllDll CITlI
DE PU ERTO -RICO.

Dshisndo prccedsrse 1 b vsnta por
desschN, en- I dblies snbasta, del caba-
To deDominaio "Bombsro", psgtsre-
sssnts sl 2.' Escnadr6n de ssta Co.
napdaneis, % hacs sabsr, 4 I'm Dc qus
las gusOnas cue dssesn tomar parts 20
dieha sabasls, % hsllen 81 dia % del
sesaAl { las 5 ie % mahana On 10
eAss- -eaaitsl qns ocapa 10 fnsfsa del
eaefpo ds sssa Capital (San Jasto 81. J
Pssrto Riso, 3 de Dieismbfs Dc
lsss.-El T.aients Casonel l.ss Jefs
PA. y o, Jsss d Hsrrsrs y Rstfa
q cshs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
oAcETA De HOY.

Ley de Eojuiciam,en;o erimi
nal. Continuaci6n.
Declarada de utilidad para las
Escuelas Ia obra de Agriculture
te6rico. practices, escrita por Don
jose Ballesteros.
Subastas.
Providencias judieiAles.
Ayuntamientos.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
w. L. Murphy Arrested for Criminal
Assault on Mrs. HaloY.

hoouuis ou AaTS. huioy.
Bad blood has been stirred up at tho
fernando street car stables. Charles Ha-
ley and W, L, Murphy are both employed
and run in there as drivers. Haley keeps
a boarding-house Just opposite tho stables,
at No 81 fernando, and number Of tho
employees board with him, Murphy being
one OF tho number
About three weeks ago, one even ing
when Haley and the other boarlers were
absent, Murphy made his way to Mrs.
llaley's room and undertook TO force her
to submit to his lustful purpose, She re-
sisted him desperately and at last
succeeded in driving him from the room.
More than this she ordered him from tho
house and not TO come back again. Muir
ply went, Mrs. Haley did not say any
thing 10 her husband about the affair,
fearing that 1t would involve him in a
difficulty. But no could not avoid oh.
serving tho absence of Murphy and natur-
ally inquired Of his wife why he had left.
For the time she refused to tell him, but
being pressed for the reason she gave it.
Before doing so however, she oXactcd
promise from hor husband that he would
do, nor say anything TO Murphy about
IT. In obedience to this promise Inc passed
tho would-be despoiler of his home by
every day without speak to him.
Sunday night, after Mrs. Haley had re.
tired with her children (hor husband
slept in an adjoining room) she heard
some one ondeavoring TO open her door.
She demanded who the intruder was, and
no mado some reply, sufficient for her TO
recognize the voice AZ that OF Murphy.
She aroused her husband, and by the time
hc could got 10 the door, tho man had
gone. When Haley went 10 work ycster-
day morning he took his pistol with him,
intending that when he met Murphy TO
have u settlement with him, but being on
opposite ears, they did not meet, and
cooler judgment prevailing by the time he
was TO go oil duty, he went
before Squire Barry and sworc
out warrant, charging Murphy
with an assault TO commit rape
on his wife. Murphy was arrested, and
in turn sworo out warrant charging
Haley with carrying concealed weapons.
Both men, in default Of bonds, were taken
to Jail. Murphy IL widower, and has
several children. Haley docs not deny
that he had the pistol, but Murphy
strenuously denies tho charge preferred
against him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
A GOOD SUGGESTION.
Why the Red Man Should Have a Hos
pital at Fort Smith. Ark.

Why the Red Man Should Have a Hos
pital nc Fort Smith, Ark.
To the Editor oi The Appeal:
Recently, late at night, was standing
in front OF Americas grand palace. the
Ponce dc Leon, OF St Augustine, Fla.,
and us listened 10 the sound Of music
and laughter thought Of the poets lines
The rcyel din sounded within,
Aud shook the hoary walls
And | said to myself: "Do these gay
hearts enjoying these beautiful surround
ings think that in my time the Seminole
had his rude home near here and enjoyed
life TO his hearts content, but the en-
croachment Of our race drove him back
into the businesses Of the Everglades"
Even when there We were not
content, for the cry was: "I'lorida
for the white man." Then that
fearful war commenced and fora time
with such brave leaders as Osceola and
Coa-a coo-chc, wild CaD the scminolcs
dcfcd the whole powered ourgovernincnt.
At last priyation, through the continual
harn~ment Of our army, led them 10 sur
render, and their removal 10 their present
home beyond the State Of Arkansas, where
they are doing well, for they are an in
dusirious people. They, like the Choc.
taws and Chickasaws, have Just claims
against our government which should be
adjusted without delay, but 10 our dis
honor, be :tsaid, they are passed over from
one administration 10 another on frivolous
prctcxts not consistent either with justice
or generosity.
10 the many persons OF wealth now on.
joying Florida's delightful climate, | ap-
peal TO their generosity for aid In the es.
tablishment Of hospital at Fort Smith,
Ark, contiguous 10 the Chcrokces. Creeks,
Scmnoles, Chociaws aud Chickasaws,
where they could receive medical and
surgical treatment free. Fort Smith has
several physicians and surgeons Of ability
whose services could be easily secured.
Then, too, there are many white families
in the Territory who would feel ~ grateful
II they knew they could bc cared for In a
hospital when in want Of medical aid. No
person can Imagine who has moi
passed years on the frontiers
like have, the amount Of misery that
would be nlleviaicd by such an institution.
The city Of Fort Smith would, | have no
doubt, donate sufficient ground. To what
better purpose could wealth be nppropri.
atcd than % alloviating human suffering
particularly those who gave their homes,
their country, that We now enjoy and
prosper in2
To you, Henry Flagcr, prince In wealth
and noble generosity, ] would humbly ash
attention In this matter. BoYGY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
HAM King. colored, Disappointed {
Love, Attempts Suicide.

HAM King. Coiored, Disappointed in
Love, Attempts Suicide.
For two ycars past Ham King has been
n larkccpcr at the saloon Of WIN. Odeneal,
colocd, No. ~ fernando street Ham is
porily mulatto, being about six feet tall,
and In regarded as one Of the handsomcst
and SWEETEST OF his mco in that vicinity.
lie was sunyc Of manner and popular
with everybody, especially the women.
lie earned good wages, consequently
dressed well and always had money 90
blow In" at balls and picnics. .
He had an Legitimate family whom he
comfortably supported down on South
street, until BOme months ago, when lac
fell victim 10 the charms Of q siren by
the name Of Belle Tally. lie was truly
enamorcd Of this woman, layishcd his
means upon her, and wanted 10 marry
her, which she promised 10 do. But a
few weeks ago Belle paid a visit to Little
Rock, Ark, there saw another fellow Who
had more money than Ham, aud ~ lac
proposed, she consented 10 marry him.
She wrote Ham Of this new departure ON
her part. and n few days aiierward No.
turned to this city 10 get her trousscau.
Ham exhausted his persuasive powers IN
endcayor % di0uado her from abandoning
him for "somo duflcr" over In Arkansas,
but Belle was listlcs, and returned b.
Little Rock. and married. Since then,
Ham has been woe begone, aud drank
freely oi the liquor always 10 handy 10
him. lilo vowed on mOro than one Occa-
sion that Il WIS his intention b. kill Ibcllc,
II he ever mw her again, and then kill
himnclf. Last night about $50 o'clock
two men, acquaintance Of Hams, walked
into Odcnoal,a saloon, and one Of them
offered 10 vet up the drinks. Ham handed
them out the gial'scs and the poison, thon
poured oui q draught for himself. The
men on the ohtsilo of tire counter turned
up their glasses and drank. As they did
10, Ham drew 22calbcr pistol
| from under The counter with his left hand
and placing thc muzzlc against his right
breast fred, the ball passing In just above
/ the nipple, but 10 small was
the power Of the charge, and 10
muAcularly stout was the breast II entered,
that II did not have the force 10 enter tho
cavity. The inon on tho outside dropped
their glasses In amnzcment and fright, but
Ham never saving q word or wincing
with the smoking pistol In ono hand,
picked up his glass Of whiskoy and drank
II down. Then throwing the 'liitle thing
ho had shot himself with on the counter,
lac was In the net Of pulling another and
much larger one from q drawer under ",
when the men lonpcd over on the inside
and caught him. He was perfectly com
posed, and stated bc intended 10 NIL him
self. Ills friends took him 10 q room near
by and sent for DR.. Williiord, whodrcs~cd
the wound, and pronounced II not ncccs-
Sarily fatal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
This .. RcnsonabIy Certain.

Fnom the Cincinnati Enqulrer
In the great contest Of November we
shall carry not only the south-which Mr.
Chandler's foolish Haunting Of the bloody
shirt has made ms solid" as a rook-but
VIC are reasonably certain Of also carrying
New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and
Indiana, which will give US nearly score
more Of electoral votes than are needed
But the present prospect IL that California,
Colorado, Nevada, aud even Illinois and
Michigan, may be added TO the victorious
Democratic list. Nor Is Ohio herself TO
be considered M outside Of the doubtful
column. The Republicans are on tho run.
The thing 70 do Is 10 keen them running.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21

"oxlY the Goycrneys," by Rosa Non'
cholt Caroy, In cheap series, at hansiords'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21

Rev. W. +. II. Morgan and Mrs. v. Il.
Broughton hhvo charge Of tho
classes. The present location of
the, university is only temporary,
as the board of trustees have in view a
NOR, suitable place, which they expect to
purchase in short time. The following
colored Baptist churches OF the city and
vicinity are immediately interested in the
enterprise: Union Avenue, Macedonia,
st. John, sPilgTm's Rest, Gi6cld, First
BAPTIST, Chelsea; Salem, and First New
Bantist, Chclsnn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
The Dudes Knew s,.

Or II they don't they should know that
liangum Root Liniment cured big head IN
mules for W. y. Hunt OF Adairyillc. Ky
J. ii. Mallory. Of Forts Station, Tenn,
fact, this King Of Lininlents Is invaluable
Tor man aud beast, and no family should be
without u. 10 cents per bottle. fJr sac at
Holsters drug siorr. No 80 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21

Tpg mott chronic aud obstinate eases OF
disease eventually yield TO Pcfuna.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
Progressive napiIsi..

The Colorcd Baptist University Of the
West Tennessee, North Mississippi and Fast
Arkansas Missionary Baptist association
WIS removed from the Bcalc street Baptist
church 10 the Central baptist church on
MADDEN avenue, yesterday morning Tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
Sneezing Catarrh.

Tho distressing sncczo, sncczc, snccrc, the acrld.
waicry discharges from the eyes and nose, the
painful Inflammation extending Ia the throat. the
swelling Of the mucous lining. causing choking
sensations, cough, ringing noises In the head aud
splitting hcadaohcs-how familiar these symptoms
are TO thousands who suffer periodically from head
colds OF Influenza aud who live In ignorance oi the
fact that single application Of sAsroHD's RADt
cat Cum ron CArAETIt viii afford Instantaneous
rolieJ
Hut this treatment IN cases Of simple Catauh
gives but faint idea of what this remedy will do
In the chronic forms. where the breathing Is oh.
structcd by choking, putrid mucous mulAtions.
the hearing Affected smell and tutc gone, throat
liberated. and hacking cough gradually fastening
tEolf upon the dchilitntcd system Then II N that
the marvellous curative power 81 sASroRD's RApi.
cat CunE manli,sts itself In instantaneous and
grateful relief. Curc hcglns irum the int applica.
ton. II Is rapid radical, permanent, economical,
suia
sANToRD's RADICAL CuRE consists ~ one bottle
of the RADICAL CuRE one box CATARRHAL SOL
WENT and ono IMPROVED iEnALKG price. u.
PurrER nRuu q CHEMICAL Co., BosTos
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
The sales OF Cashmere bouquet
BLIoHTED BARKEEPER.

exec cdcd Ia amount the importations Of a
toilet SOAPS. as shown by treasury reports.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-02-21
DIED.
LODGE NOTICES.

AdENPHIs CoMMAHDERY No. T. X. T. w.
wi VIII hold n special conclave this M
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-11

OUR esteemed contemporary, the
Times, having failed to rule the Repub-
lican party, or to show up successfully at
any phase of the contest which deter
mined the date of holding its convention,
the phrasing of its platform or the nam.
ing of any of its candidates, has started
out to run the Democracy, in which it will
achieve the same success, only more 80,
which characterized it's former efforts in
its own household. 1t has invented a
lot of rock-rollers and other Barbary
Coast rutfians as to whose existence the
public has hitherto been in profound
ignorance. One would have supposed
that shame at the disgraceful
performances at the Republican primar-
les would have kept this foolish and mar
plot journal silent. The Democratic
party makes no pretensions to the pos
session Of all the decency and morality,
but we will wager pewter spoon against
Warrior Otis's brass helmet that the
Democratic primaries will be conducted
in an orderly and fair manner. and that
there will be no smashing of ballot boxes
or scattering of tickets by heeled rowdies
thereat sd