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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
VENANClO LUNA Y S0BRlNO.
FortaIeza IS, 40 y 81.

Ofreee los siguientes srtfeulos & preoios
muy m6dio0s.
Azulejos, losetas, 8 baldosines, catala.
mas, blancas y encarnadas, losetss de
mkrmol blanoas y azules, losas de CANA
rias de cuatro en- vsra. Yeso y Oemento
Portland en- barriles de $50 kilos. Pintu-
ras, negra, verde, mimic y blanoo zinc de
Ia acreditada marOa DOS LEONES.
AguarrSs y aeeite linaza. Broohas de
todas cases. Hero galyanizado, acana-
lado y use para oobuas, clayos de zinc
con tueroas y arandelas, canales y oum-
breras de zinc. Puntas de Paris de una
aeis pulgadas. Olavos ameficanos de una
& cinoo pulgadas. Palas, pieos, azadas y
sxad0nea. Alambre para oeroas, de ouatfc
p6as. Estopa alquitranada para oalafa.
tear y algod6n en- desperdioi0 para linn
piar m&quinas.
Criataleria muy flna de todas classes de Ii
casa Baccarat. Vajillas completas decoradaI
de pofcelana muy fna. PisIes ffancesas st
| periores de tcdas clases para oalkad0 y graf
nevedad en- cajas de hierro, RAaoulas r Be
lapzaa de metal para nostFadeg
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
VENlNClO LUNA Y SOBRINQ.
FortaIeza As, 40 y 81.

Importsdores directos de viveres de todas cla
sesy prooedencias, espeialidad On quescs, vinoI
tintos gsaerosos, ccres fnoe cervesas, vinagres
frutas conservas alimenticias de los principalel
mereados de Europa America.
En- Aguas minerRles lenen constante existenciI
Dc hs legitimss de Yichy marca HopItal, Grand'
Mondariz, Fuente agra, San Garoier, InsalAs. Loe
chss, Pureants RukinAt, 0resa, Panticosa, Graba
los Zaldyar, Carabana los Acreditadoa vinos Ssr
Rafael y PsptonA.
Son lguaimente impostadores de Las acreditadal
msrcas de nigarrillos de Ia Habana, ola BeIlsxa'
IpajArito,I de D. Andres Rodriguss, "CoEona" d
segundo AlvareE Ca, "Hidalguia' dc Snsini
"Lsgitimidsd," dc Prudencio Rahall.
| Tsntas Al por mayor y 81 detail.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
VINO leg1timO de RIOJA.
NJ nnHJOR De xsPANA

LA casa de D. Francisco Font ITanca s .er-
portar dlreetamente de Ia Ri0ja, el famoso into
de Ia bodega LA SALUD, Ell mas solcitade y
estimado por su pureza, gusto exquisite y ex-
celentes condolences.
Viene en- botellas alambradas, para garanua
perfeeta contra. fraudes y adulteraciones, sc
yende por GAIA de 16 boteIlas i. .pr9cios modi-
eos,
l Este vino ha obtenido premlos-, en- las dos
i dltimas ExposieIones UniYel sales.
Tambien Sc vende este mismo vino en- cuartoG
de pipas , barriles.
Convene no eonfundir este vino aut6ntico cor
| los de " "vinos corrientes del mismo nombre
que no tienen pFocedencia determinada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
VinOs de RUEDA y TORO.
TIETO Y BLAECO,
/ BE 70 las sEEEcIO QUE 81 COdOCl.
AL PUBLICO,,

Acaban de recibirse, en- 10 tisndA La
Uai6n OasteIlana, de Manuel Lusngt
TstuAn 80, J en- Il de Guillermo Gar.
cia, San Jose mum. l, los magnifCos J
acreditados Vinos tintos y blanco d.
Rueda J Toro (Oastil a), J He dstallar
por bOtsllas, garrafonss, Cuartos , me.
diAs pipss, & precios cOnvencionales
Tengaae en- cuenta que las citAdal
tisndas SON las dnicas que reciben tai
xquisitos vinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
PAsAJEs NTEROoLoNIALEs.
|cGnsrAI 1r.~.s...lp

Los gAstos do permansaeiA en- lcs puntoa do sras.
bordo son pcr crsntA de lcs pasaieros.
PasEs 0AcsaIs, psrs EPasa
En- l. de 1'..........-....... frs. 425
En- q. de 1'..................h frs. 400
En- 81 de 1'.............-..-.f frs. 375
La Compania, como Sc We en- ID tarifa De
pasaies hace una importantisimA reduction
los senores empleados y ohCiales del
H6rcito en- esta isla y sus familias.
OONDICIOHE1.
N vAIor de laa monedas sxssau5sras ssrk fisao
p4E Ia AgenciA, de manera Qus IN Oompaflia rsctba
ssnPrs 81 ncntents de los pAsaissy aetea en- tram
Qns ria On la plaza Al sxpsdirleas
o0NcEsI0HEs,
IEsta Agsncia expida pssAies de ida vnelta On
loa yiaies vados poE tres esSs con
an Is p.S dc rsbaia sn loa Erasesldnscos, vGidos
pcE m AhoI con nm Is p.S de rebaiA.
"A todA farailiA cnyo raaais eumpute, 81 moutente
d paaaiea Dc cAnaira, ss Is coneadsrA ana FebAia
una miuna persona & fanilia no puads tenst de-
rseho 10 vaK las dos conceaIonen kntsH senalAdas
Les niios msnorsa de amos iran grAtiH; dc . 1
ahos pAgArkn II cuAEta parts Dc pAsais de - II
Afos ia mitaas y d II cumplidos en- Adsianss ~
tAfAFkn pasAje Snterc. CuAu6o Una fHmiliA tensA
vaEoa nnus uasncees Dc trea aAos selo uno ir& grA
81, los dsm&a pagArkn IN cuArto de- pAsais
RAsAJKs DE CK1ADOs.
Los prscics para loa criados con dsatiRo al HAvrs
psrAa Dc frances 600.
RLEYEsl .,t,,
Los eonocinientos de cArga dehea ser prsssntA-
doe On Il AgenoiA con IL dshida AntslAci6n, no ID
nitendoHe ica qus rAigan selloa en- lugAr de ArmAs
Para todA claSs de internea dirigirHs a Agsnts
pfinSipal
JosGW, SILVA
TetuGn, 81.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12

Sc han recibido en- esta Imprer
:, ta los siguientes:
q FOR1fULARIO Criminal, pc
Abella.
III Id. Magistral, por Bouchardat
FISI(lA, por Ganot.
II TENEDURIA de Libros, DO
L Castafios.
:. Ell MATkIMONIO, por dol
: Francisco Lastres.
II HIsTORIA NATURAL, po
!. Pereda.
ARITMETIoA, Algebra , Geo
: metria, por Oardin.
FILoSOFfA, por el Padre Ce
. ferino. 4
GRA1fATIOA FRANOESA, Dol
OllendoIff y Benot.
/ GRAMATICA INGLESA, pol
lparTa.
j PoLO.-Oompendio de Latini.
dad.
i MORENO ESPINOsA. - Geo
gTafia.
i GAvILAN.-Aritm6tica, Alee-
bra, Geometria y Trigonometria
| FORNES.- Historic Universal.
/ RIERA 7 TORTOSA.- Agri.
onltura.
ALBUMS para retratos, de todas
formas y precios.
IDEM LATINA por Escartin.
ANALISIS, por Vazquez Queipo.
GU1A DEL BACHILLRR, Dor
y +. 8. Oasado. a
GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL, fisi.
ca, politica = economics, por Luis Gre.
goirs, trad. dc N. Est4vanex, 8 tonaos.
en- ~, con gfabados, mspaa, cromos
Robinson suixo. Ely, por Wyss
Noticia de Carlos Nodier. / tomo On
g. ilustraCo con mas do 800 grabados
dibujados ,or Yam Dargent, Semeghi.
nj, Grardet, Baron, etc. Tela con plan.
chas J CORES dorAdos.
TELENAOO (Laa svsnturss der
por FenelSn. Trsducni6n castsllana,
aumentadi, con notas sobre mitolo.
gta, geogTafis historic. ! torao.
ARITAETIOA, (Tratade de), Dor
don Juan OortasHr. Nueva edici6n
completa. tomo en- 81. Tels.
BENOT-OLLENDORF - Ora
matica Francesa.
AMIGO de los nifos, Dor sl Abate
s'sbRtisr. Aumentado CON variss fxbu.
lss como en- lSe. Holandeas.
Traducido, amplifcado y adicionado
sn la parts de EspafA y Americs, nor
----- ---a~s.A a. obUIIEvte1 Uspa1GleB Y
amricanos, ,--2 tonos sn g. de 40 pA-
ginas cada unoi tercers edici6n, CON
IN nuevo Supplemental.
PONSON DU TERRAL.-Los pi.
ratas de alto bordo, Z tomos.
III capitan de los penitentss nsgros,
2ltomos. /
Las nocae del bsrrio de Breda, / {.
Maese Rosinol, t.
Las dltimAs aventurss de Rocambo-
10, 4 tomo,.
ia cuerda del shorcado, 2 tomos.
.kMONTEPIN.-La hija de Marga. |
rita, 8 tomos.
Su Msjestad el dinero, 8 tomos.
VICTOR HUGO.-Los Miserables
nueva edici6n, 5 tomos.
Iby Crfstina, VaIdernsr Daae
La RsiEs de Las nievss.
El compsnero de viajs, etc.
ri escarAbajo, etc.
La ninfa de Las sguas, etc.
El hijo del milagro, stc.
Los zapatos colorados.
Los assdores en- eopa.
La hija 1sl rey del Limo.
Los clspes saivajes. etc.
FLORES Y LAGRIMAS, Dor
D. Domingo r. Hernandez.
LOS MISTERIOS DE LA IN
OLA. se
| oBRAs FEsT1vAs, por Que
vedo.
LA PERDIoION DE LA .MU-|
JER, por Escrich. nj
Ell CAPTAIN DE Los PENI.
TENTES NEGROS, por Ponson du|
rerrail. -
PEPITA JIMENEz, por Valera.
CONQUIsTA DE MEJICO, por
Soils n
AL BUEN QUIJOTE, por idem.
CARLO MAGNO, por idem.
OBRAS SERIAS, por idem. ]
4rrGERMANIA..
LA HERMANA DE LA OARI.
DAD, poe CASTELAR,.
Ell UNIVERSE SOCIAL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
i IA BUEVL AGEICA FUHERIRII
@Htsf9 O. fN aT q 8f IE
DE RAMON MORENO
21. CRUZ = 21.

Tengo al gusto de, ofrecer a
p6blico en- general mis- seryicio.
en- el ramo & que me dedico.-Tre.
nes de adultos y de p&rvulos de
gran lujo.-Trenea para viAticos J
faroles.- Capilla ardiente.- O&.
tAlfacos paro honras y cuantc ira.
bajo Sc nos conficn, sirviendo & los
pueblos de, Ia isla con aviso an
ticipado, de nna hora. No 90 pide
dinero anticipsdo. r..
Puerto Rico, "a de DiOiemhre
de 1888.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12
1xM1A de Las AMTxxxAs.
tapor M. l. VlLLAVERDE,


Kusn empress ha dlspRssts rscisntemsnts
- Ias gn1nrss Dc h misma, cue salem del
1marle "a HsmtnmaR 81 20 de Cada mes, con
1ros.. aasnaxa d b oarga Dc aqnsl puerto y
q a 4 GssmAn, toda ID que se Prssents ss los
pnsrtaa sxnanjsrps, PnFss, Hesss, BAFdsOs y
ImHnvss. paxs Aata, Poses , MaDMgSsS.
Tes tssgnss ~ u OeMpsasG Ssss 6ss-
q ests pnsrte % SirtgsM 81 Nsrts e
Espras. ssIsn u S1atsa4sr pArG Ii
sstpeel. y u sses pMMts pGrG 81 Hssrs.
Pta.-RIae. Marso Il de- tees.--Los oonaig-
natarion, 6obrinos d AsFniasa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-02-12

Nota: Entire Jacmel Port-au-P Prince lor
vapores serviran las escalas de Jeremie, 60.
naives, Saint Marc etc.
La salida do Port-au Prince 90 inalterable.
Otra: A 10 ida la vuelta conecta en-
Saint Thomas con el vapor de Ia Inca de
Marsella--Col6n, que toca en- los puertos de
Barcelona, Malaga y Alicante.
PAsAJKs TRASATI.ANTTOOs.
The advocate., 1890-01-16
ARnnker,s Testimony.

John Thompson Of New York At the
silver convention said,
The demonetlzing Of silver has been
aud is a wicked preference given to the
creditor over the debtor classes Of our en-
tire population, and il is this preference
that is driving the middle classes into
poverty and enabling our millionaires TO
multiply their millions. Nothing, In my
opinion, will save our people from a
bloody revolution 80 surely as the full re-
monetization Of silver, and giving II all
the advantages now given to gold, both
in tax and in ruling Of the treasury de-
partment. The mono-gold standard is the
stepping stone to anarchy nay, IL Is more
1t Is a fight Of stairs leading to the
chamber Of horrors, bankruptcies, panics,
suicides, Reputation, agrarlanism aud
universal poverty among all real wealth
producers for whose welfare the best
men, the best statesmenship and the best
representatives Of all legitimate business
interests should ever be enlisted.
The only hope Of themonopolists In the
United States is that they may succeed in
dividing Che rapidly growing sentiment
favoring reform.
Let every man who desires the success
of any measure Of reform heartily join In
the demands Of the National Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union.
The standard is raised, the demands are
Just, and though they may not be In all
respects Just what each individual would
prefer, yet an agreement must be had and
private and personal notions kept In the
back ground. Kansas COmm0aer.
The advocate., 1890-01-16

Rock CREEK, KAN, January o, 1890.
Editor Of The ADvoCATE;-Please favor
us bypublishing the following report viz
The teachers Of Meriden and vicinity
met at the school-house, Saturday, Jan. 4.
1890, at 3 p M, and were called to order
by the president, Mr.. 0. Chacey
The secretary being absent, Lucy
Kunkel was appointed to an the vacancy,
The session was opened by singing
after which Mr.. p. A. Huber read paper
on the Importance Of Mental Arithmetic
This was ably discussed by Messes. For
syth, Gardner and others.
The subject Of Tardiness was then in
troduced and fully discussed. This was
followed by an interchange Of opinions
on Stubbonness.
The Constitution was then readily Mr.
Forsyth and adopted by the association.
The president then appointed Messee.
Alderman, MCLAUGHLIN and Myers Us a
committee on program.
The association then adjourned to meet
at the school-house, Saturday, Feb. I, 1890,
Lucy KUNKEL, Sec. pro. tem
A. @, Alderman, Sec.
The advocate., 1890-01-16
CaI Brice's Scheme.

Lawrence Journal: II Brice wins In
the Ohio senatorship fight the American
political system will again be advertised
70 the world as 1t has been TOO often be-
fore, as scheme inviting corruption IN
its rnethods. When lawmakess buy their
gss.s ryan buy the lnw,
The advocate., 1890-01-16
j. II. hUHLEN
Co. organizer Of Nemaha County.

IIoyt, Jackson Co. Kas. Jan. 9th 1890.
EDITOR ADvOoATE:-O One Of the largest
and most enthusiastic conventions Of the
Farmers Alliance ever held in this coun-
ty convened at the court house in Holton
Jan. 9th for the purpose ofelecting officers
and transaction Of important business,
Sitting room was at premium, fully
one hundred had TO stand after every a.
ailable seat had been taken. The meet
ing was very harmonious and every one
seemed enthused.
The Alliance is but few months old
in this county. SO rapid has been It's
growth that today we number over twelve
hundred members and growing fast.
The following text ofthe Resolutions
passed.
One for the State to print all School
Books and furnish them to the pupils at
cost.
One to petition the Legislature to re-
duce the salaries Of State and County Of
ficers.
One to E. N. Morrill, our Representative
in Congress to take speedy action In con-
trolling trusts and combinations.
One endorsing the action aud pledging
support to the demands made byour Bros
az tho late 81 Louis Convention of n, A.
The advocate., 1890-01-16
&L. ". OF America.

g. /. y. Of America.
And one refusing TO buy dour from all
FIGURING Mills that refuse 10 sell their
hour 20 the u. A.
The last Resolution was offered in con
sequence Of the Leavonworth Mills with
drawing their offer tothe Y. A. on demand
Of the merchants Of IlOlton.
The meeting was addressed by Bro. A.
w. Hays Of Topeka, subject; State Ex-
change The speaker handled the sub
ject well and his speech will result In
much good 10 the Exchange.
The following officers we're elected for
the ensuing year.
President Fl. II. Chase Hoyt
Vice Pres. y. II. Reed Clrcllvllle
Treas. Geo. Kearns
Lect Mr.. Monroe
n II CuAgp
The advocate., 1890-01-16

to be paid In one sum.
For example A man borrows $1,000
from the government payable in S8l6
years from date.
The first year he will pay $50 being 3
per cent interest and per cent OF prlnci-
pail the next year he pays less, and so on
tlll the expiration Of the time when he
has both interest and principal paid. AS
1t Is now he would have TO pay at the rate
Of 8 per cent. which is $50 per annum ON
$1,000 and has to pay the $1,000 at the ex.
piration Of the loan or get larger loan.
ISAAC LAvIELLR
Huntsville
Per j. Il. CANNING Kansas.
Secy Good win Union No. 1903
Reno Co. Kansas.
The advocate., 1890-01-16
HUNTsvIILE, Jan.iOth, 1890,

was motion voted IN dOOd VIII Union
No 1913 Reno County Kansas, that the
following resolutions, and argument, be
published In the ADVOCATE, and Koasas
Farmer.
ResoIred, That, we, the people, choose
our Senators in Congress directly (by vote
Of the people, and
Resoloed, Thatit be enacted by Congress,
that billion dollars Of paper money can
be converted into gold and silver money,
In 35 years, and thereby save TO the debt
OTIS Of the nation, one billion seven hun
dred and fifty million Of dollars during
that time and therefore would be a reno
walton Of our financial condition.
To convert paper money into gold and
silver money, we have
l. To get the paper money.
For that purpose, Congress should pass
law, to issue one billion Of dollars In pa
per money, which should be loaned di-
rectly 10 the people at 3 per cent per
annum, and only on real estate security.
The property Of the debtor should secure
the said money.
q A note Of this issue should read
This note is secured by United States pro-
perty. II is easy to understand II real
property is good enough to secure a
bankers money, It should also be good
enough to secure the governments money.
3. When the billion Of dollars is loaned
at per cent per annum, it would bring
thirty million dollars per year interest to
the United States Treasury
A. This interest should be used by the
Government buy gold and silver bullion
to be coined into gold and silver money;
and then be loaned as soon as possible TO
the people at the same rate as mentioned
above. II should be done so, year after
year, until the conversion should be ac
complished.
5. A law should be passed at the time
of issuing the paper money determining
when the paper money should commence
to be recalled.
O. From that time the debtors should
have to pay their annual interest and 3
per cent, Of the principal, which would
be "a annual payments to pay the princi-
pal, at which time the conversion would
be accomplished
The economical part Of this is
/. In the thirty million dollars Of inter
est paid by the debtor to the government
to buy gold and silver bullion to be coined
into money, for the benefit Of the people
2. In the 30 millions paid annually ON
the principal, to the government for the
conversion Of the paper money.
3. In the possibility Of the government
to be in opposition to the loan companies,
towhich we are paying such high interest;
which is the first cause OF our ruin.
4. It should be 80 million Of dollars
less, per year, paid to the capitalist, which
sum, they are using to take possession Of
our farms. At present the rate ofinterest
is, say; 8 per cent per annum, which is
low average.
s. One billion Of dollars at 8 per cent
per annum is 80 millions interest, but at
per cent. is only 30 millions. The diff
ference in favor of the debtor is so mil
lions per year, but that is not all yet
g. There should remain one billion Of
dollars Of gold and silver money on inter
The advocate., 1890-01-16

observed his wIfes FOOT aticking OFT %
bed, mistook Il for burglar and nrod
at u with the revolver which be always
koop under his pillow. The good woman
has since had a bad limp. Toloio Bhac
"The Kansas farmer looks IN The aBhss
Of his burning corn and tries IN vaib b
discover some sign or sugury Of better
fortune" Bmporio NogtDmomat
In that case you'd better move out Of the
state, for your prosperity depends On the
farmers.- -7opcta CapitdL
Where shall no mover
A foreign quarrel may be provoked, aa
a means Of dlvertlng the people from
their intention Of demanding reforms.
While a war would be a blessing if tbo
politicians should be drafted, the prospect
Is too remote TO exercise material lnllu-
ence In forming the opinion Of the aver
age citizen Tho prolucora have 10
quarrel with chief, shlek or king, savage,
or half civilized, and iingoism is at 3 dia.
count with them. National Eooaopiisk
The mail has brought to the headquar.
ors Of the order, IN this city, proceedings,
constitution, etc.; Of the organization q
the Colorado State Aalllancc, Thus the
sister states are falling into line AND
swelling the Alliance column, Ecoaomigi
Osago City Fy@ Press, Dec. 26 The
farmers In this nelghborhood are plowing
In their shirt sleeves and thrnlne ShsA
black burrows up to the Christmas sum
light instead Of wadlng through Prog.
Blake's snow which he called FOR Dpl
could not deliver.
One who carries anything 70 extremes
is a "ianaticH II more than usually ghc
cessful the world calls them heroes.
Father Matthew was fanatic on rum
drinking; Garrison, Phillips and Greeley
on slavoryjJohn Howard on prison abnaoai
Martin Luther on klngly outrage, Poier
Cooper on popular education, and other
modern men on modern objections, nnd
each and all blessing to the world Ds
troH Free Press
Russia has declared the telephone
dangerous and has ordered Ia removal
from coffee houses, saloons hnd othet
public places In several cities Of Ru3lah
Poland. One can esily imagine that me
instrument would be more deadly when
Russian or Polish polysyllables were
fred over tho lines than II Il were crossed
with live wire. Detr0i Freo FUss.
J. r. Burton 10 reported as saying that
the next Kansas Legislature will be elect
ed by the Labor Organizations and Farm
ers' Alliances. That means wiser laws
and better times. Push on the good work
The day Is dawingl
New York, Jan. t.--C Castle Garden re-
ccived 9i5,22s immigrants during the
year. Every nation on the face Of the
earth, with the exception Of China Is
represented In these Agures, Reasas
Cdth0ltc.
All communications for L. l. Polk,
President National Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union, or for ). II. Turner
national secretary, should be addressed u
care Of THE NATIONAL EcoNoMsr
Washington ID. G, VA
Mo,,, 80 tJ,o ,,s,or. that ,,,o.o 4, thA
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-01
Religious.

Regular services at the Christian church to-
morrow morning and evening.
Regular services at the Presbyterian church
to morrow morning and evening,
Rey. Lamar Bedsworth requests his ad-
dress changed from Wayerly 10 Alma.
Preaching at Maple Glen tomorrow after
noon at 3 O'Clock BY Rev. f. C. Gordon.
Regular services at the NJ. f. church, South,
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock and In the
evening at 7 80 o'clock. Sunday school at 8 80.
Revs. Drs. Bowen and Primrose baye been
selected AZ two of the additional e%vdngelists
Of the Presbyterian church to be placed In the
Missouri field under the extra effort now
being made to extend the church work. for
which $4,000 has been raised.
Kansas City Times, 24th:-Bishop L. r.
Atwill aud family reached ksIsaa City ut six
o'clock last night. Bishop Atwtil Is at the
head OF the new Episcopal diocese OF West
Missouri, and his arrival will be hailed with
delight by all the members Of the church In
this section. Rev. CamsrOn Mann met the
bishop and his family at the union depot and
escorted them TO the Hotel Brunswick. where
they are now quarteFed. Bishop Atwill Is
accompanied by his wife and mother and bis
~daughterS. Anna. Mary and Gertrude. and
his sons. Fenwick md Douglas. The Epis-
copal residence, or the residence OF the bishop
IL at 1921 Penn street.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-11-01

Eli Perkins, opera house, Nov. -.
The Trades Union will meet in Corder on
the second Saturday In November.
There are two important sales advertised
in this weeks paper. Read them.
Mrs. j, W. Bailey left at our Office last
Tuesday a lot of ripe Strawberries. some Of
which measured fully two inches In circum.
ference, grown in the open air.
Mrs. s. p. ArnOld's stock of stylish mill
merry goods IL complete 10 all It's branches and
she invites the inspection OF all desiring to
purchase goods in her line. no,Iif
Three stacks of wheat belonging to NJ.
Alonzo Lee, in Clay low nshhip, were entirely
destroyed by fire last Thursday night. The
origin ct the lire Is n mystery. Insured for
$500.
The wind on last Saturday night slammed
the gauze door In Edward Marks store and
broke one of the plate glass windows. 1t was
insured by T.. Wiusor b Son In Lloyd's Plste
Glass Insurance company.
Two deer were killed one day last week by
Mr.. Robert Smith and n Mr.. Ripley. upon the
farm OF Mr.. Benz. Ludlsm, In Washington
township, this county. They were lull grown
bucks, and where they came from Is u mys.
terv.
Thousands upon thousands of crows were
seen emigrating southwark last Monday. At
any time for over an hour q rerson could see
them in one continuous stream rs far ~ the
eye could reach. north or south. Weather
prognOsticatOrs were numerous about that
time.
The congestion OF business In the supreme
court Jf the United States has been II cause
OF anxiety Tor some time. Remedies for the
relief OF that condition Of things are suggested
in an article by ex-Jusiicc Strong in the
November number Of tho North American
Review.