davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
E H MAS BARAT0. !.
uYlcils D "A DlHlIEl 0IlHln
sssspsssss ssr q Ps1rs Ripa.aa.

fsxto para La Kscuslas ds i. Tai.
q Pusrt0-Rino segGn Desr.so .i
Mxcmo. . limo. ST. Obispo' - 80 -.
Di6cssia u. Juan Antonio Fnir = -
d Dicismbrs Dc 1880, J puhlIs,So =. y
q Bszxsis Eslssi6ssise a i.sSs T...a -
do 1881, que dies ani,
aDssshndo fANilitsr, ssokn - ,.....
tADcia rsquisfs, b adquislci6n - n ~ a.
tscislno de b DOctrina Ofirtlaps I 80 -
clsss Dc psFsonaa, venimus ~ 1ssls..
tAmbitn Dc tsxto pafa Il Di6es~is I. |.
antique y popular Oniscisro s 3
htpAlda Vus kpasar de ID rskueiIo -.
lnnens eOmpEsnae On sua sspeiIIs. I
eonefsaa pEsguntna , reapherts1 Is -.
ma todn de- b ennaDanss enf6lies v.ss
niand0 I b yss n iumsnan VspaS;. ~ 4.
aatar po. "a inkmo prseio Il aISsSs. ~
ss familias pohraa.
PHncIO.--1 shavos nno. g So -
~ y $50 eta. asNoap.
Ns ysnda an u lnPnanRA aaNa..-
On nPAInL = LEnnnnfA asl Bolr.s~ 49, ~.
sAnssL Iertalsas =. } anla da - 49,
aaaaA AlaA 70 Asllalssa N . - :.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
"
0RpsBREA''
Vegeta1 /.
DR. GONZALEZ.
fnr "a uAuAMAA
ODE LA HABANAl

Ounce Amos de 9xito y mas =
dos, algunes de una manera pro- I
= digiosa, SOD la mejor prueba para i
& dernostrar que 81 EicO1' BGESG.
e sssic0 de Bre0 Ueget0L del Z
Z Dr. Gonzales es 81 que mejor ?
combate los Catarros cronicos,
Toses rebeldes, Espectoraciones
abundantes, Asma, Bronquitis ~
dem$s Afecciones del tubo respi- 4
4 ratorio. Preserva dc la Tisis, es 3
dtil en- los Catarros de la vejiga, q
= purifics Ia sangre de sus malos 4
& humores y tiene una eccion t6nica &
q sobre todo 81 ORGANISING, de tai =
Suerte que con su uso Sc abre el &
apctito y se engorda. <
e, Los enfermos cansados de tomar 4
II otras medicinas han recurrido al X
LtcOT de BreG de Con
AaLeE, y & su benefco influjo nan q
recuperado ell don mas precioso de
j Ia vida, que es la salud. q
Il Ell pdblico no debe confundir el
LfcO9' de Bren Ie Con 8
d E0Ee&, con otros compuestos que
% RnunciRn con nombfes pare 4
etdos y que no SON mas que imita-
3 clones sin e6cacia. a
ss---~-~-~~-us e
~ LicOs. de Bre0 % vessde a
sm tOdas hss BOticus GcredstadGs II
De las IsIds de Cuba v e
PwsrtO RScO v Ia Rep&0lsca d MGrSoo. q
De venta en- Ia Parma y
ella de
r GWSnarnassy, 49,
O3'eoe4eOss Oa'aoe9 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
AMIGOS d. ToDOS
PILDORlS HOLLOWAY.

Aiiiones de personas, sn todas la Dartss .
msnoe, r.ocmiendan dichas Pildoras come
ns1sr Fostalrative de- ID salad ane :. ooiea.
4lias oSraa todas laa Afsucionaa daI eor.sS~
aes nigado, del sst6mago, Dc Ios rlasnaa
zoe integtinea, y rsmRaven n acfimenls
Aateasncia b eardialgia, sxpulaanda a
saAere tsda lmpaFsEa, fertalscisnde eamrl.
sAnents el aEtsma aeEviese danda, a faaa
%dabls 4 ID 9EganiBacl6n wnnaraI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
nistrat;on du RoIetfn Yer

administrator du BoIetiE NeF-
saRtl Phonneur de prier Messieurs
Es Annonciers franeais de voulo;T oieu
Rmettre le1rs ordres de publicite !
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE 3 Gle, qui
sont les Agents uniques Ct exclusifs
is &c Journal pour IA Pp5lscSN Fysneai&
: lMglsiss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
BOletil Nercantl de PuePtO-RicO.
PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
La DEFEESA DE Los INTERESTS EACIOEALES EE AMERIGj
ORsAEO DE LOS EsPAhOLEs UCOHDIOIOsALEs IN PTOkICO.
CoNDlCloNEs GENERATES acordadas por la Direcclo
para toda cIase de remtdos anuneioa.

para tooa CIas0 de FemItIdoS 0nunclo8.
La pudcaci6n de pFeo
vsnconaes que determnaan en- los mismoa
Los eomunOado remidos gla deben venr autcados ID
hrma del espnsabdnd
mas con de persona responsible de- Q pago.
Los originates de Omundos rsmdo gaces snuncOs ssrkn
devueltos aunque pubiquen.
No 20 responds de rOtura nj extravios de cichGa
La pe6dco por sesenta ets centstrus
Dc largo.
Ill anunciante tend
publication deseero concede nrnrk nm
10 p.S sobre e preCio de GifA
81 anunciante HeAs
ara una bonhcacon de 10 PS sob los precos de
Ouando mporte dc los Anuncios pe reuene
snune rscib ps6cO de- cAda ndmsr
viAA 81 primer ndmefc IA --7|f-1
Para los del BoLxTm n Rncstla corunaAo
rsuiao, en- sci6n correspondents Gs
Los SuScrptOres ndkn - pS Dc precc De
cstilzs, comuncAdos remiEdos f-.-1x ss.as -
mPOrt Do Las suscrpOn anunO gacsaa rsndOa
lcaaos antclpado 81 -. !.
mprs.!sa dsass De Hr ps6dico tmposmsntss
con ntAs pubcAconss as hun
dAdo do Galir 4 6e tf
xarifa para la publication dc anuncdos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

The Proprietors of the BoIsttA
MeroantI " have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE I CO who are the sole
Agents for all Esgls5 q Etnes
Advertising.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
emOla MOurieS

6-enlscsEl uso de la SemoId INQUIRIES SO
recomienda las mugeres en- cinta, q las
nodrizas durante la lactancia y los
nihos durante tSdo ell periodic del creci'
miento de la dentici6n.
La Academia de Medicina ha dado o.
toto de gracias a NJ. Mouries y ell Instt-
auto de Fr&ncia lie ha otorgado una
meoAlla de estimulo en- ell C0ncurso de
los premios Montyon de 1853 por este
descubrimiento que tiene tan teliz
lnfluencia en- la disminuci6n de las enfer-
medades y de la mortalidad de los ninos.
UnSinstruccion acompanaa cada frasco.
Dep6sitos en- las principaleS farmacias
de tOdos los paises.
venta por mayor y fabrication e.
Paris. casa L. Freres 10. rue Jacob.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

In OIENOlA DE TENEDURIA DE
LJBROS stnpliHOada por IL aplicaclcn De
ma regia Il iAHble para acsrtar 81 aeuaoF
81 aorssaon, acompahaaa Dc punarosos
temples do cklcuIos meTcantilss, por @
Marsh, traduoiao Do Ii 20a edlCion In
tlsss por a. g. BsOk, baio la Immediate
npsool6a del ARtOE. Un tomo slseants-
nents snoaaasrnado 1855 sa Ii I'M
sal B0lssiR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09

DR HkHARQUH.

BoEnris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
BlBAlOTkCAl
DE COMERCIANTE

RIgfORIk DEL OONEROIO ls
tas Las naciones, desds los tiempcs mas re-
uotos hasta uuestros dias por Ms. 6chere'
raduciaa dal frances por los alumnos Do Ia
lase Dc este iaioma sstableolaa On q Ate
40 MsvcasaR d Madrid, y p1bliOaaa Asx
,,snsas Do la miamA aaoslaelon.
Dos tomos grassos, pasta espakola. -
an Ia Imprenta del BOleain.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
Hi5rI 5:IEI1II1ITl1YII5TIII3

a PRECEDENA C0LERA- DI8ENTERIA- -MAkA0
p0ESTtONE9 COLERINA DESARRE0L09 DEL vlEMTRE
xtaseen
pom a.. Paris,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
ENCUADERNAC1ON
DEL "BOLETIN HERCANTIL, !"

Rn esta -secci6n de la casa, montada cor
ndOs los eiementOs necesarics provista DE-
nateriaies de primera clase Sc hacen encn,.
lernaciOnes en- hOlandesa, cartonk, pasta o..
)ahoia, piei de levante CON lelieves. t0do ner.
,ecto y I precios reducidos. =,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
Ungusnto Holloway

.ste mafavtllese bGlsams hfaIIbIeu6an
g ias hsridAa Aatiguaa, Iaa Ilaaan. ' laa mcle
40 pisrnaa do psChs. PeE medic ~ = Il 1ras
cia iss aioefas viralsntas tanan muv. nrepta
N aspecso oeavaleoients , dsnapaYoealI ~
nA. dssss ssta naguszte 4errleSrante. d nrsi
d.olf sAa sara psrkeota de- lac afaoclenar "A i.
miel les esRstipadea. La tsnss q FnamstI-
ms, a1n suaads - ha apelade = vsne -
dos les5smks remedies
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
COHTkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de LibrOs ARE.
,Iados 4 los formularios publica.
loo por el Gohierno General.
Impr esoa de todaa classes para
los Municipios.
De venta On d Imprenta del
RoLNTIH.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-11-09
LIBROS

reclbidos por el uItimo va
por-correo eH Ia Imprents
del BoLETlN MERoAN-
-
TIL.
Pereda. Los HGmbres de pro.
6inu6s -HIa esposa J madre,
I tOmos.
Escrich. Ill M&rtir del G6lgots.,
} tomoe.
D6digo Penal Militar.
AncOra de salvaci6n, (DevoClU.
aArio).
OastafioC.-Tenedurfa de noros
4uia del Oomercio y de la banca.
NOVELA6 DE PEREZ GAL.
JOS Memorials de un Oortes ano de
1915, 81 Grande Oriente, I'll Terror
ie 1922, On Voluntario reaha to,
4os Al ost6liCos, Juan Martin q
EmpeCinsdo, Los Oien mil htIoe de
Ian Luis, On fec close mas, D siett
lie Julio, Batalla de los Arapilts
3ailfn, Rl eQuil ale del Rey Jose,
Napoleon en- Chamartin, El 10 dt
Mario , el 2 de Mayo, Corona, Trs.
sigar, l q segunda oasaca, La Cor.
. de o. rios ~, OadiE, Zaragoxs.
Corm' ntO, ri DR.. Oenten0, Lo Pre-.
libido, La Fontsna de oro, p
Amigo Manso, Doha Perfecta, Gle.
In, fortnnata = JsCinta, La f.,
milia de Leon RoCh, La Deshereds
ia. ~ .Ia 1
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
WANTED.

Mr.. EDIToR:-WM you be kind enough
to give to the many readers Of The Pro-
GREssIvE FARMER a synopsis of the charges
brought by the Farmers Alliance in their
National meeting at Ocals, Fla, against
Mr.. D. H. Rittenhouse, and of the proof
produ led IN support of them?
The political newspapers, led, perhaps,
by the Atlanta Constitution, are active in
p,oclaiming his guilt. They charge him
with being a "wOlf in sneep's clothing"
with attempting to sell ou% the Farm
ers' Alliance to the Republican party"
and they bring in proof of this that he
actually dressed up" put on a high
hat " and called on Mr.. Blaine, and that
he even obtained access to Mr. Blaine
through Col. Dick Hinton.
The charges are grace enough, but l see
nothing in the evidence to convict him. |
see this, however, in the evidence given,
that some Of the prosecution tell tar be
low my idea of honorable manhood when
they were slipping around through the
park and standing "behind the bushes"
for no other purpose than to see If he was
admitted t Mr.. Btaine's residence. For
my part, l would be afraid to take the
evidence of such men. l do not attempt
to justify Mr.. Rittenhouse, but from what
1 have seen IF the On 1rges brought against
him, and of he evidens e used in support
of them, I am by no means ready to con-
denim him. He may be, as the State
Chronicle has thought him, a "scoundrel
of the deepest dye" but what is the
proof2 Or what are the facts2 The in
formation will, be interesting to your
readers, especially since Mr.. Rittenhouse
ha, been SO pleasantly and faVorably
known to them, The political papers
nay have it right, but through many OF
them the Alliance has been so often mis-
represented that it is hard to believe any
thing they say on the subject.
Respectfully, I. IvEY.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
NAYIGAToRs OF THE AIR.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10" Within three
weeks we will sail into Chicago in the
first of our airships," declared E. J. Pen
lington the Grand Pacific Hotel to-day.
Mr. Pennington, who is the principle
inventor OF the airship soon to be tried
for the first time, had come to the city to
attend the meeting of the stockholders }
the Mount Carmel Aeronautic Navigation
Company, which convened At the hotel
this afternoon. 1t is virtually the first
meeting OF the stockholders of this cor
poratlOn, which, it is said, has already a
paid up capital Of $40, OOO, 900.
Mr.. Pennington explained thai the irs5
OF the ship, was nearing completion and
that the plans for a trial trio over the
coun ry had already been completed. The
snip, ne said, will start rom the place of
us manufacture at Mount Carmel and
travel to St Louis, a distance of 1876
miles, From St. Louis it will sail up to
Unlcago, and from here to New York
MI. Pennington and his associate, Mr.. R
u Butler, propose to make the trip, TAX
ing with them a half dozen newspaper
representatives and any of the stockhold-
CTS who wish to accompany them. The
vessel with which the first trial is to be
ma e will be 200 feet in length. The
Gaoln Will ba made Of aluminium Char
6te Chronicle.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
THE IDAHO SENATORIAL DEADLOCK.

BOISE CITY, Idaho, Dec. l6.-At noon
to-day Doth houges of the l. ahO Legisla
ture began balloting for United States
Senator's According to law both houses
ballot separately the first day, bu5 if n
choice is made they meet in Ioint conven-
ton thereafter. Long before the noon
hour was reached the Hobbies and galleries
were filed by an enthusiastic crowd
Dubois and Shoup were the candidates
rom the South, Claggett and Mcconnell
tnm the North. Ex-Gov. Stevenson re-
ceived the complimentary vote of the
Democrats
The number of votes in both houses is
"a; Necessary to a choice, d; number OF
Republ cans, A; Democrats 10. The
Senate vote stood: Dubois, 4; Shoup, 3;
Claggett. 2; Mcdonnell, 4; Stevenson, 4.
In tue Hous- Dubois had ID, Shoup 5,
Claggett 6, Mcdonnell 5, and Stevenson
g. Both houses then adjourned. The
dead lock, as anticipated, has occurred,
and can only be broken by the Democrats
Or a dark horse. One influential Southern
representative was offered $4,000 to
swing into line for a Northern. The
Dubois men are holding out inducements
too-N Y. Times.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
THE LAST OF SITTING RnII,

81, PAUL, Mimi, Dec I5-A report
1as oeen received here to the effect that
EpHnItl9g Bull, the Sioux Oh eff, has beef
Alleu. It's stated that the Indian police
started out this morning to arrest him,
aIu meeting him three miles from camp,
%leo TO effect his capture. A sight ensued
IL winch Sltti z Bull was killed.
Inc n WIS of the killing has been con-
%med by adVlces received by Gen. Miles
IN military headquarters in this city.
t tie received two dispatches this evening,
g. Cue nISt tr m Pierre, s. D., stating that
bIIVhg Bul and his son had oeen killed,
49, g yHg no further PARTICULARS. The
G'ueF dispatch was from Standing Rock
%sency, and stated that the Indian police
TBSoIIe9 out this morning to arrest Sitting
sui %uI' having understood that he proposed
rD.1ttung for the Bad Lands at once. The
pOjce were followed by a troop of cavalry
~ GoI T Capt Sou ;het and infantry under
When the police reached Sitting Bulls
m nGhP o the Grand river, about forty
~,eS from Standing Rock, they found
arrangements being made for departure.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
DOOMED.

CHroAGo Dec l5.-The executive COM
nittpe of the D7nOc1 attic State Central
Committee met to DAY and decided to take
measures for the u seating of Represen-
tative-elect Hamilton, of the Sixteenth,
and REPRESENTATIVE elect M;Crone, of the
T6irty-isih. both Republicans. A new
election las been ordered in the Twenty
first or Rock Island district, the Repre-
sentsrive-elect, Co Inns, not having re-
sided the required length of time in the
State. but a Republican will be certain to
succeed aim, as the Republicans have a
mai riry of 1900 there. 1t has been
shown tat McCrone, the Thirty-ifth, has
not resided in the State the required tuna,
but the Governor refused to order another
election there. The district is Democratic.
In Hamllton's case the Democrats aver
that a number of illegal votes were polled
As the Democrats now have 1O1 votes n
the Leglsla .ure, the ~unseating of Haml-
ton and McCrone will give them ll3, a
majority, of one which means the cleo
ton If General Palmer to succeed Senator
Farwell without the aid of the three
Farmers Alliance members State ChT0n-
icle.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
PARNELL1rEs THREATEN VENGEANCE.

DUBLIN Dec l7.-Though Mr.. Parnell
suffered intense pain from the effects of
lime thrown in his eyes at Castle Amer,
yesterday, he at midn ght addressed from
a window of the Victoria Hotel at
Kilkenny a large crowd that gathred
about the hotel when the misfortune that
had befallen him became general known.
During the address his face was C vered
with bandages. He detailed the events
OF the DAY and the crowd became
exasperated at le manner in which he
hal been treated and many threats of
vengeance were made. This morning
Paruelr's breakfas. was served to hum l II
bed. A close examination of his eyes
revealed the fact hat his sight is Lot
injured. The surgeon IN attendance upon
HIM fears, however, that inflammation may
set in. He has ordered that Parnell
keep nIs eyes closed and that hot water
foments be constantly applied to them.
II is not likely thas he will be allowed to
leave his roo to-day.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
THE RETURNS MUST BE SHOWN

CONCORD, N. H, Dec. 16.-Daputy Sec
rotary Randlett, who has persistently re-
fused to allow Democrats to see and
examine the town clerks returns of the
election Of Repre- 5entatives to the Legis-
lature, filed in his Office, was peremptorily
brought to time to-day b, the reception
OF an order from Chief Justice DE, com
handing him to exhibi' all such returns
to James R. Jackson, Secretary of the
Democratic State Committee; Col. w. II.
d. Cochrane, Assistant Secretary; the
Hon. A. W. Sulloway of the Democratic
Executive Committee, and the Hon John
M, Mitchell, and to give them certiHed
copies of all they may desire.
The Deputy Secretary admitted yester-
day that in his refusal to allow Democrats
to examine the returns he was acting
under instructions from Gov. Goodell.
This order of the Chief Justice he cannot
disregard, and he now states that any one
can see the returns. The reason why the
Democrats have desired to inspect them
is that it is understood that some of the
certificates are incorrectly made, and that
the Republican managers have looked
them all over so as to have errors in the
certificates Of Republican members cor
rec ed, while intending to prevenc the
Democrats from pursuing the same course,
with the exception that a mum ger of
Democratic Represen, atives would there
by be kept off the roll.
Senator Chandler is out with another
signed editorial in the Monitor tonight.
He emphatically reiterates the charge that
a bargain was made during the late extra
session whereby 81. W. Greene is to be
elected Speaker of the House in the next
Legislature, Mr.. Amsden Governor. DIR.
Gallinger Senator, and the other Offices
are to be divided between the two parties.
He says that Speaker Upton and Messrs.
Heath, Faulkner. Cummings, and Hunt
ington of the Judiciary Committee, know
all the details of this bargain, and calls
upon them to furnish taem to the public.
N Y. Times.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23

The cavalry had not yet reached the camp.
when the police arrested Bull and started
back with him. His followers quickly
rallied to his rescue and lied to retake
him In the melee that ensued, the willy
old chief is said to have been killed. and
five of the best of the Indian police were
also killed.
One of the police jumped on one of
Sitting Bulls horses and role back to the
cavalry and Infantry, telling them to hurry
up to the support of the 20 ice, and then
hurried on the agency with news of the
battle. N thing la:er than this has vet
been received, but the death of 81 ting
Bull and OF at least FIVE of those who cap
tgred him seems undoubtedly true.-M
Y. Times.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
THE JEWS.

LONDON, Dec 15.-The question of
immigration is exciting lively interest in
England, whittier large numbers of Jews
are focking from Russia by way of Ger
many. The British Government has
instructed consuls on the continent to
discourage such immigration, and to warn
inter cling passengers not to rely upon
assurances of fnoing employment IN
Great Britain. The nome for destitute
Jews is %thronged, and many of the IN
~fortunates are assisted to pass on to
Amer a. English w~orkingmen are de-
termlned that the four to five million
Russian Jews snail no. be unloaded on
these shores, and leading Hebrews are
~endeavOring to placate the cOmplainants
by the statement that the refugees will be
forwarded, as they arrive, to New York
AID otner American pOrs. The sit alton
Of the Jews in Russia is becoming so
horrible that hey would probably all leave
if permitted. In the words OF one OF them,
their only choice Is between baptism and
suicide. Vast numbers are choosing bap-
tism Others risk both in escaping across
the frontier, and how many select suicide,
the world outside of Russia will never
know. 1t is not thought that the great
meeting in the GUILD hall Wednesday will
produce much influence upon the Gar,
who has since answered it by a decree
increasing the severity of the anti Semitic
laws, and who is believed tObe personally
determined to brs ak the race down IN
Russia.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
A GOOD MOVE.

one improvement of our town is
oio1v to be noted, namely, the estab-
eesRmant of an industrial school in con
hSnEi with the congregational church.
TSI'I CSopgregationalists of he New Eng
1 INC States are doing a 4oad work here
ls nong the colored people, add a0e to be
&n on8 for this last marif. station Of their
!nsorest, The object of this school is to
Iaoob our colored people some indJ stry,
Give them some means of making an hon
ST. living, and at the same time they are
o5ncsting their intellects Under the
rnonaOement of a gentleman, Mr.. Hitch
oock. who devotes his whole time to this
cork its ,uacess is assured. He has our
sympathy and cooperation, and we wish
Kim all success in his undertaking. Chcpe
HlliGn.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
THE LOSS CT THE SER pENT.

LONDON. Dec. I6.-Ehe court 0: inquiry
appoi.ted to investigate the circumstances
attending the loss of the Brit sh cruiser
Serpent, which struck a reef and foun-
dered off Cape Buoy, near Camarinas,
Spain, met to day The evidence pre-
sented to the court showed that the
crew died manfulIy, wishing each other
good bye. The commander preserved
his GOODNESS and gallantry to tie end.
Th~re vas no panic whatever aboard the
vessel.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
DOMESTIC NEWS
Lrs ALONG THE COAST.

D. c., Dec. II. A e ere
NSSG 9eveloped on the South Carolina
storm ssferday. causing general aud heavy
oosss n the South Atlantic States and
rains IL rain in the lake region and Ohio
snow S'N Heavy northwesterly gales pre-
Vspe 5y the Atlantic coast from Maine to
Tsll On Carolina and will continue during
Nor.n The winds have s1if ed to the
the 10y lost on the South atlantic coast
noIln The weather will clear during the
En7i' IN the Gulf States the weather is
f S5y. and high, Northwest winds will
u.avsil on the coast.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-12-23
The Manufacturers Record of Deem
o. nnrrn.

The Manufacturers Record of Decem-
Der l3tl, says:
The organ2za ion of new manufacturing
enterprises IN the South goes steadily n,
Notwithstanding the severe financial strln-
gency which restricts all busine' IS opera
lions throughout the country. The midi
cations are favorable for an early improve
ment IN money matters, and then we may
look for a very decided increase in activity
throughout the South. With money
troubles promp ly settled, the coming
spring would show greater developments
than have yet been seen IN this section.
During the week there have been organ
lied a $4,000 nail works C mpany at
Salem, Va; a $50 600 lumber company at
Pulaski, Va; a $50, 900 lumber company
and a $1,000 lumoer company in Flyrida;
a $1,000 QUO manufacturing company IN
Lynchbu G, Va; a $50 900 brick com
pany and a $4,000 manganese grinding
company at oavernake, Va, to which
point a $25O,O 0 hardware factory is to
be moved from New England; Front
Royal, Va, has a $4,000 tack factory
company Montgomery, Ala, a $50 900
LUMBER company: Darlington, s. c., $780,
QUO water and electric light works; Dayton,
enn., a $4,000 canning factory, and
Petersburg, Va, a 100000 phosphate
company. A number Of important enter
prises, the organization of which has peer
under way, will be delayed until after
the beginning of the new year, when
money is expectad to be easier.