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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18
Despuis de la batalla.

Despu6s de la batalla.
Claro esta; no go ven mas que
muertos, heridos y contusos. La
situaci6n del Partido Autonomista
es deplorable. La del Partido Ia.
Conditional, en- cambio, no puede
ser mas lisonjera; adn le queda
virilidad para otras cuarenta cam.
panas = pare otras tantas victorias
= para muchas mas.
Nuestro partido en- busna lid
Ia ganado 10 representatives por
4 = dos medios que fueron ad-
judicados al adversario, y deci.
mos dos medios, porque de los 6
elegidos habrd que anular 2, por
Hrmar n6mina y cobrar sueldo
del Estsdo, el uno, por tener CON.
tienda administrative con el euer-
po provincial, el otro.
Y claro est& tambi6n; despu9s
de esto, los 6rganos autonomistas
vuelvsn 4 la carga con los insul.
tos, imprecaciones y amenaxas.
Y el Psrtido Espanol Incondi ;io.
nal, llevando muy altos. los tro.
feos de su victoria, lorna { sus
lares, sin Las impaciencias del
vsncido, sin las Jactancias del
despota , sin los rencores del
orgulloso.
Y sbre 1 todos sus brazos, ol
vidando agravios y perdonando
injurias, mientras que ell Partido
Autonomista continta destruy en-.
dose en- 50 propio campo, volvien.
do sus armss contra los que le
han servido 6elmente.
Ahi estsn los de Caguas, dicien.
do que Mayagtiez necssitabG Un
representante iiustrado y pressi
gioso, y que 10 tiene en- Ell Sr Brau,
cuyo triunfo es tan merecido que
ssmejants q 81 no registrar otro
los onoles de nuestrG historic po
Utica. Estas frases las vera el
seiior Domingues, Diputsdo sus
tituidO, como Ell senior Brau habra
visto las que 4 su election con
sagraron FL Popular J Ia Recisto.
Y NADIA ma.
Todo ha terminsdo. Ell Au.
tsnomismo, HERCULES DEsDE LA
CuNA, podra, pnes, decir como
Napoleon desde Waterloo: "Estcy
UencidO. y no podrs reponsrms
porque hdce sufTir gran decep
ci6n q los puebLos."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18

Tenemos, pues, que de 16 distri-
tos en- que ha habido election,
trshnfamos en- 10, contra 6 en- que
han ganado los candidates autono.
mistas. Y aun de 6stos algunas
actas habrA que anular con arreglo
& Ia ley.
En- Oomerfo han funcionado los
colegios ilegalmente. Por 10 cusl
habr& que anular los votos de los
mismos. Y aunque no 10 ft1eren.
siemprs resultaria vencedor nues.
70 candidate por el distrito. Sr.
Gimenez Sapjurjo, por Ia gran ma.
yoria que ha obtenldo on Caguas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18
oklIU
REvIsTA DE CUBA.

Tenemos 4 IL vista nuestros
GAMES de Ia Habana correspon-
dientes & las decenas compren-
didas desde el 20 al 80 del mes
ppdo., y desde la misma techa al
10 de! actual.
Procuraremos informar 4 nues-
trOs lectores, extractando Lac NO
tieias de aquellos colegas, de todO
10 mas importante que ha oeurrido
ca 10 Antilla hermana durante las
dos deceuas que los mismos abar
can.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18
Mas capturas.

Mas capturas.
Han sido aprehendidos cuatro
completes del secuestrador Joa-
quiu Aleman, Que 90 halia preso.
Al mismo ha sido capturado
el secuestrador Jose Machin y
Ulloa, hermano del Victor, re-
cientements ejecutado.
Igualmente han tido aprehen-
didos los criminales Juan Soto
longo = Manuel Sotolongo Lopez.
Sc ha inaugurado oficialmente
en- Cardenas, con asistencia del
General Salamanca, que regres6
en- seguida 4 Ia Habana, el alum,
brado electrico de aquella Ciudad.
Con tan grato motive Carde-
mas ha celebrado espleudidas 6es.
tas.
Con Ell epfgrafe La par:ida de
Matogds. publica 10 siguiente ei
Diario del 10 del actual:
"En el Gobierno OWL de la pro
vincia, se ha recibido en- la maGana
do hoy (9) el siguiente telegrama
respecto de la batida que la Guar
dia Owl de Colon ha dado 4 Ia par
tida de Matagas, ocasionandole Ia
muerte de uno de sus indivfduos:
Gel primer Jefe de Ia Guardia
OWL de Colon, desde Amarillas,
que Ia partida de Natagas
fu6 bstida aver por fuerzas al man.
do del alt6rez Llorente, Jefe de Ia
ifnea DO Amaslllas, on "JusaoA /"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18
DESPEDIDAS

Lejos "a del suslo natal, nave.
ga con rumbo 4 las costas de la
madre patria ell muy aplicado &
inteligentisimo joven don Meme
sio Perez Mori', cari1oso hijo
politico de nuestro querido Direc.
tor.
A bordo del vapor.correo Zsla
de Lusom, en- union de su muy
distinguida y amantfsima familia,
dimos anteayer nuestro tierno
abrazo de despedida al inovidabie
Nemesio Perez Moris.
iQae vientos propicios acom.
paiien Ia nave que le lleva q ls
Patria comnnl lQue al salir de
la Universidad Central del RENO
con la toga del jurisconsulto en-
honrosa lid conquistada, torne q
estos Lares, como esperamos,
cenida Ia frente de inmarcesibles
lauros!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18

A bordo del mismo vapor tuvi-
mos OCCASION de despedirnos tam.
bien afectuosamente de nuestros
distinguidos amigos los seiiores
don Luis de Moncada, Teniente
Coronel de Estado Mayor, don
Tulio Lsrlinaga, Ingeniero Jefe
do Obras Pdblicas Provinciales,
don Ramon Vaid9s. dueiio de- d
lfnea ferrea de Bsyam6u, don
Juan Perez r mo, Registrador d.
Ia Propiedad de Csguas, que ha
sido destinado recientemente q
Flliplnas con ascenso.
Asi mismo tuvimos el gusto d.
saludar en- ell Lsla de Luzon a,
senior Teniente de Navfo don En-
rique Casas, que no hAce mu, no
presto sus servicios en- el buque
de guerra de esta Estaci6n, y el
cual desde Cuba pssa q Ia PENN.
sula con 81 estimable familia.
A todos deseamos felici.imo
visje y toda suerte dc dichas
allende el mar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18
ALAS EIEoC1oNEs pRov1NC1A1Es

ANASCO.
D. Pedro Vidal, Unconditional. ...... 81
Sin Oposici6n.
AGUADA.
D. Alvaro Domfnguez, Unconditional LAG
D. Severiano Cabrera, Autonomista. SO
= JUNCOS.
D. Narciso Solcr, ,I................ 40
Sin oposiCi6n.
HUMACAO.
D. Msrcelino Estevanez, ,I.......... ]. 139
Sin oposici6n.
CAROLINA.
D. Jose NJ. Fernandez, I.......... 200
Sin opoEici6n.
CAGUAS.
DR.. D. Gabriel Gimenez, I.......... SO
D. Luis MulOz Rivera, A........... 36
ARECIBO.
D. Julian Sagastibelza, I........... l9A
Sin opoBici6n.
JUANA-DIAZ.
D. Manuel F. Rossy, A........... 14s
~~~S N~~ ~es~~SSt - 4AU
AGUADILLA.
D. Salvador Amell, A........A...s 3l2
Sin oposici6n :"
MAYAGUEZ,
D. Salvador Brau, ,A..........I.... 154
DR.. D. Jose j: Domfnguez, A..-.... "a
NAGUABO. ~
D. Jose Cerra, I................... 145
Sin oposici6n.
PONCE.
D. Olimpio Otere, e,A................ 1sO
Sin oposici6n.
R1O-PIEDRAS.
Excmo. Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri, L. ...... 1856
SAN GERMAN.
D. Julian E. Blaneo, A............. 20l
Sin oposici6n.
~ VEGA~BAJA,
DR.. D. Rafael Lopez Landr6n, I.... 90
DR.. D. Jose G. Padills, A.......... 6a
YAUCO.
D. Jose NJ. Figueras, A............ so
Sin Oposici6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18

parece que Sc trata de un desembar-
CO dc bandoleros, y SO hace subir q
20 el n1mer0 de los bandidos que
han desembarcado en- la Isla, in
ternAndose en- sus montes, asi como
30 af-ma que entire ellos sc en-
cuentra Perico Torres"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18

En- nuestro suplemento de aver
dimos noticia en- los siguientos
t6rminos de Ia espl6ndida victoria
que acaba de obtener nuestra in.
signe colectividad Unconditional
en- los ultimos Comicios:
"LAs ELECCI0NEs pR0vINC1ALEs.
Terminaron aver. En- elias ha
alcanzado un nuevo lisoDjero triun-
70 nuestro gran partido.
He aquf Ell resumen de las vota.
clones
CANDIDATES.. voros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18

Eu un peri6dico del12S del mes
ppdo. eneontramos h soticia si-
guients, que reprodacimos, mae
no sin advertir que en- los GAMES
sucesiv0s no hemos hAllado 10
confirmation de Ia misma.
Habla el peri6dico aludido:
"Un diario de la tarde dice
que por personals llegadas de
Matanzas sabe que algo grave
oourre en- aquella provincia, sgre-
gaadO que de Matanzas habia So
ildo un vapor de los sehores BeA
Bellido Y Os llevsndo & % bordo
tuerzsa de la Gu. sdia OWL, con
i teccijn o. Varadoro.
Asgdp han inff4rmado al eolsga,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18
Ia ENsENaNzA 1ECNICl
(Continaaci6n.)

IN LA ExPos1cIoS UNIVERSAL Oh I $50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18

!
A'gunos peri6dicos trAen deta
lies de 10 ejecuci6u. en- Guansjay,
del secuestrador Euseblo Moreno
Suare1, ccmpanero que fuS d.
Victor Machin. y condenado 4 Ia
Ultima pena por un Consejo de
guerra.
El deegraciado REQ, arrepentido
de- los delitos que le han acarrea
do tan triste fn, muri6 CON resi-
gnaci6n cristiana.
Dios hsya perdonado al que
perdonar NO pudo 10 justicia ha-
mana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18

Que el General Salamanca no
d tregua al bandolerismo y le
acosa sin descanso, 90 notorio,
svidente.
Rscientemente ha salido en- el
peri6dico ofcial del Gobierno Ge
neral de Cuba el decreto creando
los somatenes para Ia mas eficsz
persecution de los bandidos, y
nombrando Inspector General dt
los mismos al Brigadier Lacham
bre.
| La opinion pdblica espera que
esta nueva medida del Gene
raj Salamanca darG los buepos re-
sultados que son de desear.
No en- Dalde ha dicho ell activo
= energico Gobernante en- el pc.
ri6dico Official "que 30 nota una
favorable reacsi6n del espiritu
ptblico, debida ca su mayor par
te al patri6tico sentimiento que
anima 4 los habitAntes del cam 20,
ganosos de defender su vida ;
sus haciendas contra los bando.
lsros."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18
Leemos en- un cols4a habanero
10 siguiente, que corrobors 10 que
de;amos dicho mas arriba:

10 sIguiente, que corcObOra 10 que
dejamos dicho mas arriba:
"Seg6n noticias, la fuerxa de-
Voluntarios de Oalabazar tuvc
fuego on la calzada de dicho pue-
blO cen dos individuos dc ;couoci.
dos, que huyeron & la voz de alto,
| y que en su fuga abandonaron dol
caballos y I'M sombrero.
Cr6ese que dichos sujetos perte-
necen & Ia partida de Manuel Gar.
ola.
Tambi6n de Santiago do las
Vegas y B ,jucal han sali6O fuerzas
en- persecution de una partida de
band0lerOs que SO dice merodea
por aquellos contornos.
S&bese por cOnducto fidedigno
que los citad0s individuos venian
huyendo de la persecution que les
haeia una pareja de la Guardia
OWL, del puesto de Santiago de
les Vegas, y que al intentar penetrar
en- ell pueblo del Oalabazar los Vo-
luntarios de esta localidad les dieron
el alto tres veces, y como quiera que
no obedecieroD, 90 les hixo fuego.
En el reconocimiento practicado
On aquellas inmediaciones, 90 on.
Oontraron dos caballos, uno de eilos
heridO y 81 otro cubierto cl lomo
de sangre, por 10 que 10 supone que
|el jinete que 10 montaba debe On
contrarse herido.
Como & un cuarto de kil6metro
de Ia calzada del Oalabaxar 4 Ia
Habana 90 observaban manchas
de saDgre.
-N Gobernador OWL de Pinar
del BIO participa al Gobierno Ge-
neral que la Ouardia Civil de San.
ta Cruz de los Pinos ha capturado
al bandid0 Jos6 Castillo Cabrera.
que 80 encontraba alzado hace s
amos y era reclamadO por varios
delitos y exigir dinero con amena-
zas."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-09-18


-msnte que en- ning,in lado Ia in
discipline que corroe su existen-
cia. El Comite local. 6, mejor,
su PreAidente tenfa un candidate
de su earifo. sspsransa del Par
lido, q saber, el periodista y poe
to, sefor Brau. Mas muchos d,
dicho punto, invocando Ia con.
secuencia y honrades poIiticas,
pusieron los ojos en- otro, no solo
0speranza, sino que columna fir.
misima del psrtido mismo, 4 sa
Der, el sefior Doninguez.
Va hemos dicho que ell Direc
t0rio desautoriz6 Ia candidatura
del seflor Brau, y siguiero on en- uD
principio Ia causs del Directo
rio los peri6dicos locales contra 10
candidatnra Brau, 10 mismo QUE
el6rgano del Directorio, Ia ReUista
de Puerto. Rico.
N Popular de Ponce, este
aliado eterno de El Oam0r del
Pdss, dohde hace sus campafiat
Brau, el candidate poeta , Pc
riodista, vuefve tambien -asmas
contra el compafi :rc, y dice, en-
tre otras cosas, que Ia Seriedad
IN consecuenci0, la concOrdia y la
hOnra del Partido exigen sea vo-
tada Ia candidatura Domfnguez;
palabras que habran llegado 81
vivo del seficr Brau, J CON mu-
cho fundamento, por mas que esq
0tIdOrds asten do.a4at, q fueiza
de mil rodeos. con las frat ss dig
ssss;Hso, ilssstrads. ETC., etc. dirigi.
dee q! seaor Bran.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
WHAT Is FILTRATION,

What is Irritation? Really
How can l tell you that?
But when she smiles | see its wiles,
And when he lifts his hat.
IT'S walking in the moonlight,
IT'S buttoning on a glove;
'Tis Ups thatspeak ofplays next week
While eyes are talking love.
It's meeting in the ballroom,
It's whirling in the dance,
lis something hid beneath the lid,
More than a simple glance.
lis lingering in the hallway,
IT'S sitting on the stair,
lis bearded lips on finger tips
If mamma isn't there.
lis tucking in the carriage,
lis asking for call,
IT'S long good nights in tender lights
And that is--no, not all!
It's parting when it's over,
And one goes home to sleep;
Best joys must end, ira la, my
friend,
But one goes home to weep!
London Figaro,
The South western news., 1889-02-27
HGntdJOlCrnGt
Printed Every Afternoon Except Sunday
and Weekly

The Evening Journal, now in its
sixth year, is better equipped than
ever to rendei the public efficient
secvice in publishing the news.
Its the only paper IN atlanta pub
fishing the United Press Teiegrams.
Its telegra2hic and nows services is
unsurpassed, having besides United
Press dispatches, specials IRON ALL
parts OF the world.
The endorsement of the editorial
course af the Journal, by the peo-
pie Of Georgia, is very gratifying.
Its opposition to trusts and mono
pole will be continued.
The special feature of the Jour-
nal will embrace the best miscell-
anscus reading such as Special Ar
ticles, Serial Stories, New York.
Washington and European Letters,
Fashions all Political News, Sketehs
es of Leading Men, and in fret it
will be a coWpletelytamily news pa
per.
The Journal is the cheapest daily
In the State, having the Geographic
dispatches. Only 81, 25 Tor 3 mon.
this. The Weekly will be sent till
January |, 1890 tor so cents.
~ $50 -
The South western news., 1889-02-27

A French scientist, has been
studying hereditary anomalies of
finger growth, and now assures us
that it would be possible, by selec-
ton and intermarriage, to develop
race OF people with six fingers to
each hand. He does not regard
such a result desirable, however, as
be has not found that people with
extra fingers are stronger or more
skillful than Others,
The South western news., 1889-02-27

Careful estimates have been
made of the dogs in the United
States, and the number is said to
be not far from 10000, 900 or one
dog to every three or four persons
-an average of one dog to every
family in the land. The expense
of feeding and caring for this clr
nine population is estimated at
$500, 1000, 900. The average ex-
pense of poor family is not over
s4OO per year, so that the cost of
our dogs would support 100000
femilies of the poorer sort, or 200,~
900 families at a cost of $1,000
each. These Fl ures are not exag4
Grated, and are fine illustration
of cur wastefulness. This estimate
does not include what a dog de-
stroys in the way of sheep, etc.
Not one dog in thirty is of any
value, and pot one in hundred
pays for bis keeping.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
THE NEGRO EXODUS.

Raleigh, N. c., February IT,
Especial. +
The Kansas emigration fever has
broken out among the negroes here
and it is said that hundreds are pre-
plriDg to leave. White agents are
here urging the negroes to leave.
On the train this morning over one
hundred lett. There are twentys
five thousand negroes in this county
Many are very ignoranta and SUPER
stitiaAs ID pike Of eiucaAianmil
advantages, and beIive any thing
that is told them. Though the
exodus from Goldsboro has been
stopped, it is beginning at other
points. A train load of negroes,
men. women and children, passed
here last night on their way from
Johnste: county to Mississippi.
The agents here are endeavoring to
induce the negroes to promise to
make speeches urging the people
of their race to go to Kansas. A
negro assured your correspondent
today of belief that twenty five
thousand more will leave Norti.
Carolina in the next four months.
lis believed that since the middle
of last December, at a>low estimate,
SIX thousand have left the state.
Many white people are glad to
have them leave, while others say
II viii demoralize the farming in-
terests ii it continues. Many who
have left or intend to leave have
made contracts for the years work.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
Bureau Of Immigration. What it
is Doing.

Amerlcus KecOr Ter.
Maj w. L. Glessner, Commits sio,
Der of Immigration, If kept busy
these days answering the Hundreds
of inquiries which pour in upon
him from parties in the North des-
iring to change their location. Iu
his mail may b. found letters from
! Name n OREGON. asking every
question imaginable, rs 10 climate,
products, price of land, chances for
work, prices of products, character
of people. and many 9th r inqur,
les 't35luhAer lus to mention. All
these letters arc fully answered and
pamphlets, maps ANA circulars are
sent to all applican;s,and the d lily
mail from the Office would ill a re
spectacle pouch Postmaster Ron
ey says it the thing keeps on as it
has for last month he will have to
employ an additional clerk
Among the letters received the
past week is one from prominent
real estate firm in Iowa, who have
been acting as agents for the Union
Pacific Railroad, who now wants to
engage in selling lands in Georgia,
for they say "the tide of immigra-
tsoS seems to be turning South
ward"
Another letter is from a gentleman
in Washington, D. g., who wants
to know the price of lands, climate,
etc., and who says he Can throw
thousands of foreign immigrants in
to the State within the next
year,
Other letters ore from farmers
md mechanics in diffrent States,
some asking for general Informal
ton, some as to particular tracts of
lands, some as to rates of trans por-
tation, etc.
A number of families have alrea>
dv been induced to locate in differ
ent portions of the States, and othr
ers are coming
The Commissioner is also in cores
pondence with several parties who
propose buying large tracts and es>
tablishing colonies.
In addition to the correspondent
ce the Bureau monthly sends out
from 1000 to 10000 complies Of the
Southern Empire" monthly
paper descriptive of the resource Of
Georgia.
While the work of immigration
may seem slow, it is being put Oh
solid foundation and another year
~llisee results that will surprise the
most sanguine,
The South western news., 1889-02-27
FARMERS ALLIANCE,
To the Members of the Farmers
Alliance of Georgia.

Whereas, Hon. r III jackson
has tentered his resignation as pres.
ident Of the Farmers Alliance, and
it becomes my duty under the cons
stitutioo and rulings IF the judici-
4eemNsissee to assume his Duties
therefore / do make this appeal to
each and every Alliancenan in
Georgia to do all in his power for
the maintaining and propagation of
the principles of the order and for
perfect harmony and universal Coz
operation in the brotherhood. and
especially d beseech every Alii-
ance 10 at once take stock in purS
suance of the plan adopted and
thus help the board of Exchange
to begin operation and thus vastly
benefit our order. Let Our motto
be onward, never firing or fainting,
until our people are in condition
of freedom from all who dare to APP
press and hinder uIslawfully our
peace, progress and independence.
With confidence in your integrity
and devotion to the principles of
our order, / assume the duties in~
cumbent upon me, hoping for all
due allowance in the discharge of
these duties to which / am so unex-
pectedly called. 1 am the more
sanguine of success from the fact
that the national lecturer from
Texas brother Ben Terrell) is now
in Georgia and will, soon as app
pointments can be arranged, adj
dress the order IN the state. Know
ing his ability and unselfshness in
this mission OF love aud duty per-
form, heartily recommend him to
the brotherhood. He brings with
him experience OF exchange matters
by which we hope to profit, and
hereby call attention to the reso~
luton adopted at the last session of
the State Alliance, to wit:
Resolved, that it is the sense of
your committee that all ineligible
persons, now members of the order,
be suspended by the president at
once, and that where Farmers or
County Alliance shall withhold the
fact of ineligibility from the proper
authorities it be the duty OF the
president to suspend said farmers
or county alliance.
w ID MI
The South western news., 1889-02-27

The Vermont Legislature hay
ing refused women right tovote in
municipal electiors, certain women
have sent in a petition declaring
that taxation without representa-
ton is tyranny" and asking to have
all taxes removed from property
owned by women.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
w. b. MCDANIEL,
Chairman Com, on Con

The above resolutions was adopt
ed. Please comply at once with
the demands OF youl State Alli>
ance.
Whenever doubt exists as to
the eligibility of a member, it the
secretary will forward TO me the
facts in the case | Will submit them
to the Judiciary committee for a
decision, and their decision will
guide your determinations.
May peace ard prosperity attend
you. i. T. IIvIsGsToE.
President f. s. A.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
A Chattahoochee Steamer Burned
TO the Waters Edge.

Columbus, Ga, February Is.
Especial. THE steamer Aid,
plying between this city and Apa-
lachicola, was burned to the waters
edge at Stewards landing. near Eu-
faula, about 10 o'clock last night
The fire caught in the wood rack,
and as the wind was blowing very
hard, the boat was soon.
BURNED To THE WATERS EDGE
The passengers and crew all es~
capped without much trouble. The
boat had on small miscellaneous
freight and only one bale OF cot,
ton. Most of the papers and mons
ey in the office was saved. The
boat was in charge of Capt. A NJ
Bryant, and was being run as an
independent line. 1t was a small
craft, and was fitted up at a cost of
about $4,000, and was in good con-
dition. There was no insurance,
The boat was owned by a company
of which Mr.. J. f 1s i;s,.a NY, of this
city, is president.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
A POETmAL JACK THE RIPPER,

MARsHALLvILLE, Feb. 13.-Tht
notice was found stuck
N the bulletin board this morning
which created a great sensation
mong the negroes.
BLOOD.
Stand in wonder;
Hold your breath,
While I tell you
Tales of death
Horrid deaths,
OF mutation,
Shooting, cutting,
Straugulation.
] killed ten women
In one night,
Gut 'em open
Left and right;
Sms shed their heads
Broke their bones
With iron bars
And jagged stones.
I'll be here one night,
May be two,
Can stay more,
II that won't do.
But one thing sure
I've set my triggers,
To kill nine whites
And thirteen niggers.
Look out.
JACK THE RIPPER.
The South western news., 1889-02-27
Examples for Farmers to Follow,

A farmer at Woodville, Georgia,
advertises for sale country hams
and shoulders, in lots to suit the
purchaser.
The Middle Georgia Progress
notes the fact that a farmer living
near that place realized 1925 from
one sow last year, and that he
still had eight of her pigs in his
barnyard.
Here are two men who have set
worthy example for the far .ners
of the south to follow. Southern
farmers will never be prosperous so
long as they buy their corn and
meat in the West. To be success
ful a farmer must make his farm
self sustaining. He can never do
this as long as he raises nothing but
cotton, and buys his farm supplies
at credit prices. This matter has
been fully tested, and the farmers
everywhere are beginning to real
ize why they have been unsuccess-
full. Their experience has been n
bitter one, and the awakening came
too late to save many mortgaged
farms. But the farmer can yet re-
trieve his fallen fortunes and we
believe he wiIl.-Coiumbus Ems
quirer.Sap.
The South western news., 1889-02-27

We keep a full line Of Tobacco
and Cigars, and when you once
try orr co1ds you will not use any
other, Hillman * Stevens.