davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
. IA lURVA AGRAClA FUARRARA
DE RAMON MORENO
21. CRUZ 21.

Tengo el gusto de ofrecer a
.pdblicO en- general mis- servicioi
en- el ramo & que me dedieo.-Tre.
nes de adultos y de parv ulos de
gran lujo.-Trenes para viAticos ,
faroles.- Oapilla ardiente.-- Ca
talfacos paro honras y cuanto ira
bajo Sc nos contien, sirviendo & los
pueblos de la isla con aviso an
ticipado de una hora. No Sc pide
dinero anticipate.
Puerto Rico, "a de DiCiembre
de- 1883. :e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
FL hEJOR vino I Mas PURO
MpORTAD0 EN- PUERTO RICO

Este es el que remite el renom-
brado cosechero de Ocafa ID. Mar
TIN Oaballero y Oabello, cuyo vi
no al exportarlo SO analiza faculta-
tivamente.
Sc detalla en- los establecimien
tos del que es dnico expendedoI
Don Pedro e. Zamorano. Luna
Is, frente q San Orist6bal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
VENTAE'DE CASA.

Acordada por ell Oredito Mercan-
til la venta en- subasta privada de
Ia casa n6mero 8 de Ia calle de
San Sebastian, en- esta Capital, SO
admitiran proposiciones hasta las
8 de la maflana del 81 del corrien-
to en- cuyo dia, reunida la Comi-
sion de negocios & las 81 de la ma.
mana, procedera q la aperture de
pliegos, a presencia de los lieitado-
res que quieran utilizar este dere-
cho, adjudicando la finca al mejor
postor.
La venta se entiende libre de
gravamenes con gastos de escritu.
ra y demas por cuenta del compra.
dor, teniendo per no presentadas
las proposiciones que no pasen dc
dos mil pesos. Los pliegos debe'
ran dirigirse a la Presidencia p,.
niendo en- ell sobre Ia palabra "Su
basta".
Puerto. Rico, 13 de Mayo d.
HsS9.--El Administrator, r. Arri
IIGgG,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
SOLICITUD.

En- la Propaganda 1iteraria &c
dara colocaci6D, para hacer suscrip.
clones de obras tanto en- esta Ca
pital como viajantes por la Isla, 4
cualquiera que 'desee trabaiar y
presente algnna recommendation
case de no ger conocido. Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
AVISO.

En- ell Establecimiento de Anto-
MO Olivo, situado Ell la Gale de
San Francisco, n1mero 80, Sc deta-
llan los cigarrillos de Pous Orta y
Co., marca PRIM, q 80 cajetillas
por peso; advirtiendo que cada
cajetilla contiene 18 cigarrilios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
LIBROS.

Sc han recibido en- esta Impren-
Ia, por el dltimo yapor-correo de
la Peninsula los siguientes:
PEREDA.- Historia Natural.
POLO.-Oompendio de Latini-
dad.
MORENO EsP1NosA:- Geo.
grafa.
ESOARTIN.-Gramatical latina.
OABALLERO ]"
GANOT-Fisica.
BRIOT.-Algebra.
UOMBEROUSSE. - Geometria.
MIGUEL. = Diccionario latino.
Diccionario de la
Real Academia.
+ GALANTE. - Diccionario Mu.
nicipal.
vAzQUEz QUE1Po n Tablas
de logaritmOs.
VINGUT.-El Maestro de in
giles.
gislaci6n Hip0tecaria.
ROBERTSON. - Nuevo curse
del idioma ingl6s.
OLLENDORFF. - Gram6tica
inglesa.
COMPILATION GENERAL de
las disposiciones vigentes sobre el
Enjuiciamiento Criminal.
ABELLA. -- Derecho Adminis-
trativO.--Tratado de Sanidad y Be-
nefcencia.-Manual de Hacienda
Municipal Practica Criminal
Contribution y Amillaramiento.-
Manual de Formularios.---M Manual
del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.-
Derecho Administrative Espanol.
-Juzgados Municipales.
de Contribution Territorial.--Ma-
nual de Policla Urbana.-Manual
de las atribuciones de los Aleal-
deS.
BENOT-OLLENDORF. - Ora
mAtica Francesa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Alge.
bra, Geometria y Trigonometris
FORNES.-H Historic Universal,
Historic de Espana, Geografla de
Espa1a y sus Pcogramas.
RIERA Y TORTOSA.-- Agri
cyl]tura.
REGULEZ. - Ret6rica y Poe
tiCa.
SENET. - Geometria analitica
OOMELERAN.--Gramatica Gas
tellana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
Esperanza Cara de Villas

Modlsta On sombreros, precios mo-
dicos. Oonfeociona, tnodif1ca Y arre-
gla toda c1ase de sombreros de se.
foras y nifios. Unica en- su clase.
San Sebastian ndmero %. Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
desde puertos de la IsIa de
Puerto Rico q Europa.

Para otros detalles dirigirse q
los Sres. White Gem & Co.,, de
Liverpool, Ga sus consignatarit 6
en- San Juan de Puerto Rico,
sOBRINOS DE EZQUIAGA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
FILETES.

Para csjas de tsbacos dssde % eta
hasta i | peso tnillnf.
1itografa del Bo1sTfs ds A. Iyan
suesora de Morris. Pto.R Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
lVinoS de RUEDA y TOROl
TINT0 Y BLANCO,
DRFLO HAS SRLHCTO QUg 81 CONOCl.''
AL PUBLICO.

.Acaban de recibirse, en- 10 tienda La
Uni6n Oasts1lana, de Manuel Luengo
TetuAn 50, y en- 10 de Guillermo Gar.
cia, San Jose ndm. /, los magnifcos ,
acreditados vinos tintos bIanco de
Rueda , Toro (OGstilla), y 90 detallan
por botellas, garrafones, cuartos y me.
dias pipss, 4 precios convencionales.
Wngase en- cuenta que las citadas
tiendas son las tnicas que reciben tar
exQuisit0s vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
Sc VENDE.

En- el barrio de Santuroe, bien situada-
una casa dc alto y bajo, o6moda, espacio.
90, con buenas vistas y preoio moderado.
LmpondrAn On el Hotel Universe. Tam
bien 90 vends IN oochs CON caballo y ar
neses, muy bsrato.
Fl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26

n.c, nd.,or,rso .o~ uxo En la Irla.......... 31-b
wv "~''"~ F'' "'''' I I'm sl sxtsrioE... 20
Remitido, 81 hsosr Ia suscr,ol5n, en- elective, o
ordea ccbrabls IA viata, q en- Rallos Dc correo
q par.
Nc es sarvir& susaElCitz aisraA que no ssa pagadI
Rl haceYaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
IA .R0LsA FL e0MERCia,
YLAs sOCIEDADEs KERCAnFILHi
por D. Jose MonterO = Vidal,
LEFT Nssocisdo Ssl AsatsssrIo d Fswssss

Tres ediciones de esta obra On
ell espacio de un afio son La meior
recommendation de este estudio cue
ha sido elogiado por toda la prem
"a de Madrid sir distinction alguna
n En- Madrid. -.. 91'00
r'es'O'' En- Pto.-Rico.. 1'25
ER La IMpBENTk DEL Boil zTIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
A n uNc1os

CAda plana de aruncies 30 divide "a 3 ospacloA.
El prseio do eadA sa2scio ss conae aigue:
Per una ves...... &l-eO Per ssiz veoes..... AS-eo
Por trsa vscsa,.ses. S7S For dooa idsm...... Got
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-26
wS EE ~ M@sNEA.
Dk AGRICULTURE, IaDUSYaIA I CeHEACle

6e pubiica Lon d:as do tcAcs Lon nssee,
CadA R6msso contieas 2& pAginsa de tsxto con 10
grabados aecesaricz & p&Sinsa do revistas nets
rcl6sioas, n.ercsnt!ss y agrluolaz las hoias d,
anuactos qus 90 requisEaR.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16
y. Spateier', Ranch For Rcns,


Hcing in i'll Le:.lih, ! now offer
my entire ranch far rent, except
yineyaris md 0FchaF5is, consist
ii,e ot shout 60 acres ground,
ploEed, and prepared 10 sow
barley, and ent while green for
hay; about % arrcs also to be
s5lgn with alfalta, and TO he cut
whNc green for hay; The entire
alfalfa field on my ranch; The
grN,ss from al,osst ae49 bearing,
vines iilaek Burgundy, Mll>eai
ofAIexaader and Misslun varieties;
my private iam, or water gate in
tie maia ditch, and irricasing
facilities thcNyery hest in the entire
valley, the entire place h..ing
ulder wira fence. Parties With
out means to conduct the h,isiness
properly, need mol apply. In
quirc at my plscp ane m;!c wcst
fr4lA .l,fs;,f. n. srArcIER
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16
Free a eI.afse, lie REflBL.cAs

Free oi eLafge, he REfeBlieAS
xiii patlH-h, n n special celgsn's, "a.
seriisemcua of Lani 70 Reu'.
There are tthaszu,ls q acres Of lie
rich sard- oi tac Mss . Valley lsiag
15ie ~i.5sf III e r.1s7st Proia9ing.
as4 shvre are tLcusaris 4 eastern
farmers who wasil b. gial q, the ~,
lorta-i'y - eu.Iivaie iaem. Il you
0avo hve, sen. Or forty asres Of i@Rd
that you wi.l j.; on reasonable te3Hs
s~H5 l7 tas e:tl1e D1tlcr. Ett 10 cX
81 lyc .iae- and Il a..i be pua,el
f+ee
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16
FOa SALE At 4 DARGAIs.

My ranch of 100 .acIes.
Chojcesf land In the waiieys
Situated az good water pre-.
vilsges as any ranch on tho
hfesli!a. Acpqusa, mono eN-
cepted.
improvements consist Of :
2 good Houses adobe.
We'll and pump.
1000 vince, 1900 bearing
varieties, ktu9cat Of Alexan.
dria, Roso Peru, xinfandeI,
Black hamburg, hauscatel,
mission.
100 fruit Trees. strawbev-
TieS. PonegHanate8, Figs.
Roses, Flower ncds and
ETC.,
Houses surrounded by
beautiful shade trees.
20 acres Alfalfa. allI cut,
2oO tons this year, with x
irFigation6, 10 acres ready
TO plant.
66 acres under wire Sence.
8 acres stock coTal.
Warranty Decd given EoI
100 acres, will Eivo pur
chaser ifJJformatio1 that viii
secure about 10 acres land
! additional.
Adjoining lands owned d
and planted by The "a. C. q,
Co.. Terms $1,000 cash, ST.
/ QOO[6D DAYS, $1,000
1 year, $1,000 arg
$1,000 8 years, interest, ;
per cent.
mmc 6iate 20 eRaloF
given. Iati CT address.
J. W. DAWSON
I=..la a sscsiiIa, NJ. M.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

Oar friend =, she Z, pa~o Bs.i.aE
m a lees,hy e,i,iar-=s, rvcs, ara
.yzes The REF BlIcAN asa ais0 Gao.
ialiy 3 kuov:eise, .bai rs LzPer !
lzbcg7rs n the a;eFests o. the sme
tsrs q Nsr sX4Aiee a.i AF.556a.
tbs wea.l ts Il r-bl-- lie a.in,i,
,ance dsd nal imply that the Baliian.
ia aijtg the .neiiers. wcrkS
assiss, tbe interest s. the lead pro-
dae.rc miae> u New Mexico- Rish;
hers Il haule wc hAye 'he res4lt
Or l3w CRATE ares orcs thai ssll.stt Fsssee =
law . SIS rer tor arr slltrEsed L
Deuver. $50 rlge~ wav-Xa.!e snsct
rsTS s-s5 = EUt fisrlF LuA8tg pss- fFzfff
Aex.~o. afe ia is.l slss' at'2.sl ai 5'i'
dor Dent p:ck u HF cn glitter
~ sentrat5Ifs>g professor, baL ~
s--aE sA.s.4.-i y a szsz-vs7ir- = such comm
ls0r2s IS. why arr things tha>ly.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

Mf Ffs.t. rsF3 .As r-r,l fr.,Ftss = tie
g.aer srscs ting barsl NEE asd sSor;
tairsl ao,a-- { N.sss. hs.se,ss. i AZ rssss=
~ .a-Fnd epl l. p'esztes. rheyaeu'-
or,s! gpsaei -ssr..9-ss.x.
* TEe HorsE
sP.sker foaasa.a, aF,4.r aszsasp.ief VI
Tks rides in.ra4aesa s--II' ifissolullou t. gse
rre.is.us ase rsisgzess v ilas UaiseA stais..
rerit'ng tbs, i Is antsfs9sod 10 ts he inssn-
,lan ei Ike geEer1.nisrs 70 rvsura 6crefiHe
sai tl.s chirsssh4.s Apasts.s .os IA E=.ss48s-
sS ses xeaie, 49, is,cs,e .hrra $. Ire e'a
Nsseassr0'. reserEassoa. IA ,ae sasi,i Il =
fssa.iHs sepal.t'ss,, arb s.fsagig aaa es'g-
Z ezzty- pratssllae against Ssh As-l.A- ga
zsatsaa ne rse;ss "a. wss rad tae sxtsEd
s,.a bird tine. NJ. C9oaty s.sss = stross &
s,7vea u :sg5s 81 l-e a3sF. .isa q lie ls.eaa-
-s.f-a- Es-.e-4 ~ s+-si:As,sH4 ANes aexieo
svsry hiA ssG vaisey - {. i With ii'eA si.ei
* the vicsls,.s Il li,sse rs! ianasd RaFisr-
-, a j lsaG Ss+sssla-see ; - ce>ssa ~ BE- =
si-,cs N.dia t,3f Je.enss thFee hasdresi met
Frofa "a. sssapiy Seg.s l. fsr,ed u 's.e ;le
aesi Il .b.a .Hrsss were carried aaL
81. Foauaa.S sd be could scarce ressin
ri. Is. 70 ioa as EsSing bes'3 yessssdsl
ne - .aisg ssaee ter ihr eey'1.as q sot.i4-
e,B Syur ae.eo. TIA. sif~a2y Ind tsnd
si ,te.e RI LANDED ssyS<,s been plseed
4pea tie ed Me-casro reservation. ca
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

Why ret a.s.este 'ae ssIzat's-'.ee
ci Acs McKee, = two state. 'il.sTs
are he tsra l.@ao5a-. ~ y m
;.na soma y 5 Ns4, L Ger
;s5sFy is.r1S gs.Gc-a aH-l sss a foFa-
l.stt===sl sftsfsas s4sf stsz sssE=ss=5-s'.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

Nex Aexey o@st oysF J et'1 vo,es
IN Noysrab4s- aA41h H-s grtAilz
l-alalaLr tan scre F9.ies "a L's.s-
aafe. a. i&o ard bal. s.Gses y
na5.y - x,rs r.->t IN Xeys,iz-
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

There 5 gu-a aisi = ~r-ss-t.s
tssHx m4s!v bE tt4e strlct s p5
Nea MszIe8 % 80 pai q sFee. f.
the i4ud leiaftn n, he~sygr, i
y0s a-A,s! !, : lCsi -H2t,6A 81 has bee'.
scat jo.. son sva.s i'ear = IN !Fep,
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

san M4raiAg afigrs lie o.i FuTi
Gag reservation [5r ihs A-TieGi.arAi
CaAsse. On whose aaihon'y d
ya4 thas tisFss u lyycrasEe;.t
nTSprrtv7
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

The EKrrEleAS haS tcea seni3hg
ou, 81, tbs ssek ana those INDEBTED
viii plcase resF-ui early. We h-ss
gwen ya.ae retc'su4 AID VA sTp-s-
cate rcmgt4 4aHe4s
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

A rev paper al sseoFro > eA.aed
tie IaI1s.fIa5 AIveEt seE, auieg the
rlapae linent g J. II. Neeetlaeu.
il has tbs w-tes q he I.EPt ElicAS
iJr : pro>I Z, iafure.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

@oaly ms vslses 5a-1zy says :
le,ler ison s-ai4 Sc flS asfess
cyuy.iH.eut shta1 ~ bsea pad 70
the Yrcseht legislature : us - sat
Ross h.ss 7el34d - i4auy li - s.c--
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

r.f.LesS o.s1s-
5-z J. ~
as -. sg q .ae
II g l Nr, No
re = IL C-s-,ia iS>i = re-s
Ter q tas ra'ei S'als- fsai ese,
Ar 9ar S=S fe veA if6a ~
pest: s y{Ecveasud. z3aaes e-a-e-
year esRS .
zee aa. ettl.st up9a
tic .VrE-; - 50 - n iaSslon as =
R;55e e5suias u las
ca = ~ KS q n ieIi OF li-nass
,t5 sew tWs t<Tns, ia tie Geuegsl
Ass6s.-t-l q tie St&ie- lie vas 5
.l-.r ot Sc { len AE@y 8ariEg
t.e94F - las'' ''alw2ys teUn a rel.a
Eer' lEran The ze1ianssfI wbe
asye - -rT,yr7,, - ''FsE tn
ra>tuer. lf5- :. D. NeWeonsb as
B t7v- tt--ts ssas
1r@wH 3 tavar O; NJ. Mffe.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

Tic s;oeksroxer sal sfSsstise- 4s
the OF si Paper of the D "a tas
County Sioek Asso, i4lion-' los
Cr.--.rz -z7ti1n ceased 70 exist ass5ai
t~e NeArs 40
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

"No Adail,anes" is posted orer
the WesJ sTIyE7sIzCe 70 tIe BATON tan-
rel p44s e-S-.s4 4+-a-e ss.s,ssae !ssa55ssz-44s !ssa55ssz-442
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

The Cc.gFado lcgis4=ssr-rr= ttsss T7-s--
sed aCuoFiz. IL izver q Statehood
for New Mexico.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

Judge Reeves Resignation : in '',e
faujs O, tse president. ts take es-ei
March l.
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

ten. B3wmsa.s- 81 a,a>sashst'ee @
the Harrison hangers. esreEoa,es-
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16
le2oNIE0 tnaiNG EstK:
Tsat !, tale, iAe Pssris otSsu ssz
ies Fats sep e il.

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.Ere. Tie fAtEe hana al iuaiat-
Z ,s5=sa zFf-y4- Xxx nsgur-5Js5zs -.
Wsek. II sFeu,. 49, hai t9ss s8vxrNe
rylars y the enfs7e l1erot.t,Ho taE3
'r'sev .rc - t,- sg=t a. 10, L T.1I-lT51
s.,e.-y sa..,4s tt.a ergsr Z rurtsF.
aAntssa. aai lhe reSaii vsi bs d--
seuSisrss among the noA I-eacctai
Msrea.sfaS.
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$50 ! 2 '5'''.'' = 'z' 90
ise 7s'si >s4.e' r "7Et 'FF'sa.F' An'
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= i-a- -'=S5 - ~ Vs. s-h-s
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II naas y fASss i34Aafs A's '2oisti 20 is1'e'
.'n +. 'ae'i '-'-er he s2s q 'ss i''f--a'y !,
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1 80 y 80 -.-'..'S - Pa g -
= ''''7 ~ ~ -. i.As 'sr' =
10. '-Ff : Ns~ N'iss' - Z q pc ap'a q.
--"-'-.''s 't- or & e'a-as ue'a 'e
A7'sssfa' ~ al p ti II sAl
efwes
- Year 'r'7fze'ia.5-' f--.''-- si'1E Isl t
ss7d Mescsis-q aFsS 6e iaa.so FessFs=ia'H
4rs iaes'e- ia tie nssaHisi1s e ss9shsFa II
Aeaiso, rcso's f-aa srE rAlsere ; ~
- t-e-e S = T-sFsi. zs'ii ti-Fiii1- r
t.r ssgH- tse'a sid reservation aai s-a
-as 5~eiias s''--Af-=' S~w NsA.eS : IL g.
Tssns-f ssys-e w1Ffa-y .@G3t tss4F lifatT5
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

ClsrE'. Ss,aqls- Rpstn i ngpos'ie The is4
.fs;, ard te;s sega the Ce'nHer -s.i E4-a Esa
f;rsa3e fsiei-- Nisit0ss to he eily s.il
.sl a.. is.4iiifs 4iAce - : .ass7 asgsF All is91r
Rio Grande republican., 1889-02-16

OfFicIaL rAFER OF Tns cotSrY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-24
CONDUCTORS COME NEXT.
The Centrals Ticket Punchers Want
More Pay.

The Centrals Ticket Punchers Want
More Pay.
The Central railroad conductors will ask
General Manager Gabbett for some conces-
sions tomorrow. The grievance committee,
composed of Conductors Matthews, Barn
ard, Morgan and Ennis, called upon Gen
eral Superintendent of Transportation
Tyler and Supt. Hege yesterday and dis
cussed matters. They went up to the gen
eral managers office, but Mr.. Gabbett was
not in the city and they will call upon him
tomorrow.
1t is understood that the conductors will
ask for shorter hours, or more pay. The
tirst-class conductors get 800, and the
second-class conductors get SIS. They want
to bring about, If possible, an equalization
OF wages Like the engineers and firemeu,
1t Is said, that the conductors want the
general manager to sign a contract pre-
scribiug what shall constitute days labor,
their duties and wages.
1t is understood that they will say that
they have been burdened with work that
should have been divided among larger
force. The conductors are all conservative
men and good class of employees. 1t is
not expected that they will ask for any
thing out Of reason.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL SUCCESS.
The Convention of the Association of
the Twenty-seventh District.

The Convention of the Association of
the Twenty-seventh District.
WAYCRoss, GA, Nov. 23-The Twenty
seventh district Sunday School Association,
comprising Ware, Cobb, Charlton, Berrien
and Pierce counties, convened here to-day,
President I. B. Marshall presiding. D. b.
Sweat is secretary. John NJ Green.
the president of the Georgia State Sun
day School Association; R. B. Reppard,
chairman of the executive committee, and
Hon. John c. Nichols are present One
hundred and eight delegates presented their
credentials, an increase of twenty -four new
schools organized and 1850 now scholars
since the last district convention in April is
reported. This increase has been mainly in
Ware, Coffee and Berrien counties.
Addresses of much interest were made by
w. j. Meadows of Charlton county on
County Work." by Rev. ]. H. Moore on
The Necessity of Teachers Meetings" by
J. M. Freeman on Holding the Attention
of a Glass; by Rev W. H. Scruggs on
Influence" by V. L. Stanton on Organ
ization," by r. B. Reppard on Teachers. :"
The convention is the largest and most
enthusiastic held in years. Tomorrow
President Green and Charm an Reppard
will address the convention.
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IN NIFNORIAM.


THORPE.-Died, in Savannah, Ga, November
the 10th, 1889, LEON AUGUSTUS, only son of J. A.
and Martha N. Thorpe, aged years, months
and 10 Gays.
IL is with sincere sorrow and he artfelt sym
pathy that we chronicle the death of this dear
little boy. All who have been called upon TO
give up loved child, will know something of
the depths of sorrow into which this death has
plunged the grief-stricken parents; but this
was their eldest born, the darling of the parents,
the pet of all the household; and the force of
the blow, which would have been, under any
circumstances, indescribably great, was i'm
measurably increased by the suddenness with
which 1t came. few hours of extreme illness,
and the bright, manly little boy was snatched
from the embrace of the devoted and agonzed
parents, and the shadow OF a great sorrow
rested upon the hitherto happy home.
host of friends would gladly aid the be-
reaved ones to bear their great burden, but
conscious Of their inability to heal the bruised
and wounded hearts they would rather com
mend them to the love and mercy of him who
said: Suffer little children, and forbid them
not, TO come unto me, for of such is the king
dom of heaven" May he enter the darkened
home and give his servants comfort and hope.
II
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ALL ABOUT ABBRvILLE.
The Proposed New Railroad to Way
cross-An Election.

ABBEvMLE, Nov. 23.-The directors
of the Abbeville and Waycross
railroad have employed Col. Watts,
and he will begin to canvass for
subscriptions to the road in few days.
This road promises to be as great bonanza
as the Savannah, Americas and Montgom-
cry, for it passes through one Of the finest
timber sections in Georgia.
The Abbeville steamer, of the river
steamers of the Savannah, Americas and
Montgomery Railroad Company, has re-
sumed her trips, and Capt. Halbur expects
to have the Sweeny in operation in a few
days.
Suspicion has conferred on no one, as yet,
concerning the firing of the jail, but it
seems certain that it was set on fire, for it
was dark, rainy night, and no one was
confined in the building
Ordinary Charles Mccall has ordered an
election to take place Dec. 81, on the ques-
ton of a change of the county site of Will
cox from Abbeville to Rochelle.
The Abbeville Guards have received their
uniforms, and are awaiting state inspec-
tor, who will probably review them in a
few DAYS.
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THE GEORGIA SYRUP "CROP."

The Cane Crop Not as Large This Year
as Last, but the Quality is Better.
The country carts brought in their first
new syrup yesterday. 1t will come in from
now on in quantities. 1t sold on the market
yesterday for 35 cents gallon. It will
drop to 20 cents and % cents, however, as
the supply exceeds the demand, as it in
variably does
A Bulloch county farmer said yesterday
that the sugarcane crop has not been as
large this year as it was last year. The
farmers will bring less syrup, therefore,
to market this SEASON. than they did last.
The syrup will be a better quality, the
farmer said. The season has not been as
rainy as last season was, and the cane has
less water in it. The juice is better and the
stalk is better matured. The syrup will be
sweet this season. 1t cannot be made very
thin. and the supply will be shorter in con
sequence.