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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-22
No Further Trouble Expected.

DR. John Il. Norman and Mr.. i.
Lacy IIoge were both before Mayor
Evans yesterday morning on warrant
sworn out by w. c. Williams. DR.
Moorman stated the warrant was issued
by Mr.. Williams, he supposed, in case
there should he difficulty following
the publication hc made through the
papers Yesterday morning. lie did not
think it necessary that Il warrant should
exist.
Mr.. Hoge said he had made no state
ment at all about the matter, and told
no one what he intended to do.
Mayor Evans told both gentlemen
that he would recognize their honor as
sufficient guarantee that there would he
no further trouble, and the warrant was
withdrawn
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-22

THIS SPACE IS RESERVED
FOR ELLIS BROS, REAL ES-
TATE AGENTS, lie JEFFER-
Sun STREET. janl5-1y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-22
The Roanoke Development Com.
pany.

The Rridgowater Carriage Works, with
an enlarged plant and increased capital,
VIII 90 at once upon the property OF the
Roanoke development Company. No
section of the United States OF the same
population is buying as many fine car
riages as Southwest Virginia. 1t is pre-
pared to furnish all kinds Of vehicles.
Manufacturers OF spokes, hubs and
wheels, springs, tires, axles and other
parts OF carriages and wagons, will find
al Roanoke center for their industries
Tor which a market OF hundreds Of miles
IN extent is ready and active. The tim
Der supply Is inexhaustable and of the
best qualities. In tho same line har-
ness AMI leather manufacturers will
md markets which need no drumming.
The Roanoke Development Company
desires 10 negotiate with such industries
For further particulars address
ARLINGTON GILPIN,
General Manager Roanoke Develop
men; Company, Roanoke, Va.
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Gaceta Official de hoy

Negociado 7o Real decreto. -Aprobando ell
nuevo Arancel de los honorarlos que deben de-
vengar los regstradores de la propiedad.
Negociado de Agricultural, Industria Y Co.
mercio. Pryilegio de invenci6n favor de
don Jose Ramon Villalon por un procedimiento
para Obtener luz electrical del sistema Was thin
ghonse
"Idem favor de Mr.. Frederik Cook por
mejoras en- los arrastraderos continues para la
alimentacion de los hogares de bagazo otros
analogos"
Reaci6n deuna marca de fabrica de los
Sres. Jules Robino y Comp,
Negociado NOmbrando SecretaIio4del
Ayuntamiento de HatO-g -grande a don Emiliano
Diaz.
NegOcado 6S-Durante la ausencia en- es-
ia Isla del Agente consular de Italia en- Ponce,
don I. Bregaro, queda encargado del despacho
don Francisco Costa Brignardello.
Negocado de instruction Pdblica. Nom.
bTandO professor de la escuela elemental de "a
clase de niflas de nueva creaci6n en- Aqua
dia, doia Maria Collazo.
Idem de igual case en- la misma Villa 8
dona Simona e. Santiago.
Idem de igual clase en Vega-alta dofa Jo-
sefa MARTINEZ.
NOmbraDdo professor de Ia escuala de q
clase de nilos de Ponce don Juan Rio Apa-
Negociado 2e-Pliego de condolences para
81 suministTo de where's los confnados dol
PresidiO.
Diputaci6n Provincial - Anunciando las
opOsiciOnes para proVeer la plaza de escribien-
tie 81 que reSulta vacante.
Duod6cimo Battalion d o Artialeria o
Plaza, -Anuncando Ia subasta para Ia adqui-
sicion de bOrceguies con destino q dich0 cuerpo.
Providencias iudiciales.
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la QUAY ANA j
8 ; ; ..
Una patria nos di6 el SER.
cuantO mas pObre y mas vieja
mas Sc le debe querer.
~

III #
Lsopo1do CanO.
i Guayama gentil Guayamal 70 to sa-
ludos
Mi corazon agradecido So extasia al con
templarte, ) al pissr las arenas de tn suelo, 10
embargo la algeria. Madre carinosa con tus
hiios, ellos te bendicen.
70 soy uno Quiza ell mas humilde.
A tn regazo vengo hacerte depositario
de mis- penas, tn pr6diga mano me brinda
presurosa ell lenitiVO q mis- herldas.
En- tn honTado suelo no encuentra el crlml-
nal, abrigo para sus lat sOcinios.
Hi;Os de luengas tierras Yienen a tt en- bus
ca de pan para sus hijos, to les acojes carl
nosa.
Con tales sentimientos. !. !. ]. Como no ado
rarte Como no sentirme orgullosO al solo
nombre de Guayam6s e
Como no alabar tu suelo Incompatible? ?
Regia matrona Tan solo tus hijas bas-
tan para darte fama, pOrque en- tn elegante ca
SeriO tienen su trOno las bellezas.
En- este rincon priVilegiado SO dieron cita,
sin duda Ealguna angeles divinos que enano-
radios de tn suelO quisieron moran en- 81.
Solo asl SO cOncibe la original belleza de
tus hijas.
ST apartando la vista de 10 dicho, la fla
mos en- tus deliciOsos campos, entOnces habe-
mos de exclamar con Voz henchida de entu-
siasmo, y sintemor de que haya Quien nos des-
miAnta: No hay mas ALA !; sin que encon-
tremos palabras con que pintar Ia dellclosa
vista que presentan tus siempres lOZanas vegas.
Pueblo querido rinc0n priVilegado de
1ni querida BOrinquen. Isl no eres 10 que fuis-
to, no te apenes, que qui6n sa6e no esta lejOs
la hOra en- que tuscan para ii dias mas fell-
ces, Y entonces leYantaras a1n mas tn trente
1 Luis G.. Mu5ig,I VI
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guez, S.. D.fSaltago Saenz, que hoy mismo ha
seguido Yiaje para Ia Peninsula.
Acompanad0 de dos de sus estimables hi
jos go ha embarcado para Espana el Excmo.
Sr. D. Ulpiano Vaid6s
Deseamosles mucha prosperidad = pronto
regres0.
90
Hoy ha tornado pasaje para la Peninsula;
abOrdo del vapor Rei9sG Mercedes, el Excmo.
Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri, Conde de San Jose de San
turce.
Deseamosle muy feliz viaje.
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Noticias de la Capital

Desde anteayer hemos introducido una pc
quena reforma en- las secciones regamentarias
de este diario. Suprimim0s la secci0n de NOtGS
establecemOs dos en- Su lugar, una que llama
Temos Entertainments y otra V0g5edGdes.
Los senores anunciantes que des6en utili-
Ear una u otra de las dichas secciones para sus
reclamos, Sc serViran decirnos por cual optan
al enviarnos los aEunciOs. 6-3
Esta noche SO pondra en- escena en- nuestro
teatro el precioso drama que lleva por titulo
El AgcedaGsso de San GU Don Pedro ez Jus
tScserO y por final la chispeante pieza denomi-
NADIA 81 sP0dr6'' Mu'sicipa1
Aver tarde hubo una zarracina fenomenal
entire dos lavanderas por la Gale do San Sc
Oastian. HubO bOfetones Y liOs de ropa ro-
dando por el suelo que DADA placer, segdn la
opinion del que la noticia nos ha comunicado
\ De La BGzango:
A"Lo de aplicar multas todo e. que YER
tlera palabras indecorosas en- las GALES, pare
ce que no ha tenido efecto, puesto que en- la
actualidad Sc oyen por todas parties expresiO-
nes que ruborizan hasta los adoquines de las
calles."
Y 10 peor no es que sgan ruborfzando a
los adoquines de las GALES. Lo peor es que
el NAL seguira mayor en- 10 successive gracias q Ia
impunidad, porque los mas biasfemOs los mas
SttcaOS en- Ell deciY, son chiquillos que apenas
Sc leVantan dos codos del niyel del suelo.
Cada angelito- que nj IN escuadr6n de
caballeria en- campana l..
Dice un cOlega de la localidad:
"Un amigo nuestro tiene en- proyecto fun
dar IN peri6dico polftico de caricaturas
Dice que para la parte artistica legara un|
buen dibujante.
Tenderness, pues, otro periodico 81 no fra
casa la idea del dicho amigo"
90
Los derechos recaudados on la Aduana de
esta Capital en- 81 mes de Abril llItimo, con
destlno las obras del puerto ascendieron a
$4.l12-24,
Para fines del presente mes, sabemos que
Sc preparan tres matrimonios de personas
muy distinguidas Vecina de esta Capital de
Santurce.
i Esta noche tendra iugar L q 81 baile de sociedad
anunciado en- 81 simpatico centric Casino Espa-
mol
Agradecemos mucho la cort6s invitaci6n
con que hemos sido obsequiado.
Han sido rellenados ~ muy bien--los ba-
ches que en- dias pasadOs denunciamos que
existian en 81 muelle del Centro de esta Ma
rina
Desde Ell pr0ximo domingo que tendra lu-
gar la s6tima function de abOno, Sc prOveera q
los senores abonados de nueVas entradas al
teatro. Los interesados deben pasar reco-
jerlas hasta el dicho domingo medic dia en-
Ia redacci6n de La CoRREsPoNDENCIA.
Ha llegado hoy a esta Capital, 81 Sr. Rihuet,
tenor que fil6 de la Companfa Palou que de
aqui SO EMBARGO para Venezuela.
Esta manana lego 4 esta Capital de su
excursion a Mayaguez, nuestro Querido amigo
q 81. p, Salvador Bran, director de 10 C100aoy
del PaSs
Entire los pasajeros llegadOs hoy & esta
Capital, So cuenta nueatro querido amigo 81
reputad0 comerciante y hacendado de MAYA
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VARlEDAOES

Las personas RESIDENCES en- esta Capital
que encuentren dificultades con los vendedores
de La CORRESPONDENCE, para recibirla diaria-
mente, va sea porque 6stoS no quieran subir
los pisos altos, opor otra circumstances, SO SER
viran avisarlo en- estas oficinas Les in dicaremos
un medic seguro y economico de recibir diaria-
mente ell peri0dico. 10-6
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Leemos en- un coiega de Ponce !.

he6moS en- un cOiega de Ponce
El domingo medic dia Sc acumulaba un
gran numero de personas a la puerta de la Sala
de Socorro.
Nos acercamos con ell fin de informarnos
de 10 que allf ocurrfa, mientras atravesaba-
mos por entire aquella multtud, lego nues-
tros oldos la voz de un nino que llorando
decfa
Papito, no te vayas, papito
Al I'm logramos penetrar en- la SaIa de So
corro yimos que. Sc trataba de un nino he
Segdn nos informo su padre, Damaso Ro-
driguez, el nino sc llama Juan tiene oclIo
amos de edad
Como dia de fiesta, el chico jugaba a la
puerta de su casa, en- la Cantera, mientras 81
estaba ocupado On el interior de la misma
Serian como las doce cuando oyo una de.
tonacion un gfito del nifo.
Sallo yer 10 que era, y encontro que un
muchacho llamado Enrique Morales le habia
hecho IN disparo de revolver Juan, intro
duci6ndole la bala en- medic del pecho
Roconocdo 81 nino por los facu!tativos se-
nores Zeno Gambia y Rendon, quienes ell prac-
tlcante Vazquez pidiera auxilios por no eneon-
trar al m6dico forense, result0 que la bala
habfa atravesado ell esternon, quedandose en- ell
interior del cuerpo.
Que el aspecto exterior del ninO era baS-
Gante bueno, pero que Sc ignoraban los eStra-
gos que el proyectil hubiera podido hacer en- ell
interior, por 10 que Ell pronostico debfa ser re-
serVadisimo, pues podian sobrevenir complica.
clones.
Heeha la primera cura, fue enviado al hos.
pital.
II 90
LeemOs en- La ReOiStG de Puerto. Rico:
Ha quedado decorosamente resuelta la
question personal surgida entire los senores don
Luis Munoz Rivera don R. Ulpiano Colon, me-
dante el acuerdo de los respetables caballeros
TI1ic
don Manuel Zeno Gambia y don Luis de Porra-
ta- Doria, Representatives. respectivos de aque-
Hos se1ores,
Ha muerto en- Toa-alta la apreciable Srta
Dona Francisco VeliIla Arnau, sobrina del
sr. Juez Municipal de dicho pueblo. Nuestro
sentido pesame toda su distinguida famlia
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Raquero CandaKa

ofrecen recibido por vapor Martin SGe'ss
de Barcelona Canarias.
90 cajas quesos Islenos superiores a $50
quintal.
1000 caEastos papas Islenas superiores
SIS quintal.
10 cajas de sobreasadas butifarras Ma
llorquinas $50 quintal.
-Recibidos por el Vapor aleman:
100 cajas 5qq bacalao Escocia a $11 90.
so idem l "a idem ideln $1l 90.
40 idem docenas cerveza Cristana q
$40 GAIA.
60 idem docenas cerveza Cristianfa a.
$93 GAIA.
DE almacen:
90 cajas quesos mallorquines $50 90.
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CANTAREs E S

No dejes que en- tus ojos,
luz de mi cielO,
Se trasluzcan las sOmbraB
de tus recuerdos,
que es Jay muy triste
saber que en- tu pasado
sOmbras existen.
Deja, deja que mueran
esas memorials;
que mis- labios So posen
sobre tn boca,
que mis- besos
debiliten las sombras
de tus recuerdOs.
i All No sabes acaso
que el alma mia
tiene celos del aire
que t6 respiras7
Que.... mi existencia
por borrar 81 pasado
yo te la diera 7...
Pues 81 mi amor penas
mujer, no ignoras,
por que, df, no disipas
mis- dudas locas -.
Ven, dame un beso..
10 necesita un alma
que tiene celos!
n Ts;dra Ortiz
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J. Isidra 0rt6a,
Santo Domingo.

Cuando compre usted los polYos dentaleS
del doctor Salicrup, tenga cuidado de escoger
el perfume que mas le agrade en- la cajita que
escOja.
EGperie1sci0 0sOnsbrOSG.-Dice ell PGrttdo
Liberal de Mejico: "un doctor en- Medicina
ha hecho varias experiencias, las que consis-
ten en- eXtraer ell cOrazon de un animal tenerlo
fuera diez minutes, Volverlo a ligar que no
sobrevenga la muerte.
81 doctor ha hecho el experimental con la
gartijas, ratones, aves, gatos y perros, y cree
que pOdra cambiar el coraz6n de una Vaea en-
el cuerpo de un toro ell coraz0n de este en-
el cuerpo de aqu6lla.
Mas aun ell doctor dice que por medic de
su inVentO podra curar radicalmente toda en-
fermedad del coraz0n, y que luego que haga
la experienced en- monos y ante un grupo de
hombl es cientf6cOs de Mexico, en- la cual tiene
plena creencia de que saldra bien, pedira tres
criminales sentenciados a muerte para probar
su maraYillosa invencion.n
Ell 1nico dep0sitD autorizado del vino Rio
iano de Aleson, Ri0ja, On Puerto Rico, es ell de
don Francisco Font, Tanca esquina a FortaIeza.
Telas metalicas de todas classes y especial
mente galvanizada para gallineros de II y 2
metros de ancho; Crudo 6 Aspillera para en-
fardelar de 40 pulgadas de ancho, en el alma
cen de los Sres. NJ. Roman 3 Co. Cruz z 80
Puerto-RicO
Vali0sO bGltagg0. -Eh Como ACADIA de des.
cubrirse IN retrato original dc CTist6bal Colon
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HeNo hemos bebido nunca mejor BRAN
DY que el del FRAILE CARAT
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Luis G.. Msti5ig.,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13
REST FOR The DUDE.
The Cumbersome Cane Has Gone Out Of
Fashion.

An0 cumbersome Onno has Gone Out OF
Fashion.
The really high caste London swell
has "cursed his stick and cast it out"
says the Illustrated American. Swagger
Englishmen no longer app ar in public
with canes Of any description. The col
lection of choice silvcr-topped and nat
ural wood weapons they drew mental
sustenance from through so many sea-
sons has suffered q temporary divorce
from the fashionable toilet. British
manhood is unprotected, and goes empty
handed on the promenades save for n
glove, possibly, or, in stress of weather,
Il mcdium-sized silk umbrella. The
collapse Of the stick is attributable to
the wholesale adoption of imitation
costly canes by the London clerk and
petty tradesman. AIRY, the haber-
dasher, green grocer and draper men
were contcntcd until recently to carry
blacllthorns or light rattan. TO this
no objection was raised by the aris-
tocIats, and all would have gone we'll
had not a sharp American flooded tho
market with cheap, fiashy copies of
swelldom's own stick. The result was
intolerable, and hence the universal re-
nunciation of canes in upper circles.
The above seemingly Irrelevant item
illustrates the present attitude of the
fashionable woman toward the recently
-2eyitable lorgnette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13
Extra Compensation.

Now that the bill voting Frar k
Bell 81, LOO extra for acting as Cover
nor is before the Assembly, the Trib-
une desires to call the attention Of
that body to the fact that when Gov
ernof Bradley was i'll, the then Lieu
tenant Governor, Jewett w, Adams,
acted as Governor for fifteen months,
receiving during that time the salary
allowed the Lieutenant overnor.
Adams was contont with the salary
allowed by the Constitution and did
not have the cheek to ask the Legls-
lature to vote an extra allowance.
Now if the Bell claim Is allowed,
Adams has perfect right to put in a
claim for extra allowance for fifteen
months service as Governor, and in
view of the precedent established
his claim could not be refused Car
son Tribune
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE.
It Makes No Better Lens Than q Good
Quality of Glass.

It Makes No Better Lens Than q Good
Quality of Glass.
What is called Brazilian pebble is
often nothing but fine quality of
glass, says the st. Louis Globe-Demo-,
crat. The real brazilian pebble is a
kind of rock crystal, found in many
parts Of the world, but IN great pro 1
fusion in Brazil, and hence the name.
There is pet superstition that the
Brazilian pebble glasses preserve the
sight, but no solid foundation for it
exists. Fine glass is every whit as good
and costs far less on account of the
labor and care required to grind the
crystal to the proper shape.
The only real advantage the crystal
lenses have over those of glass is in the
hardness of the material, which rem
dcrs them much less liable to become
scratched and SO dimmed, but other
wise the glass is as good. There are
several tests by which to distinguish
the genuine pebble from the glass imi-
tation, but the most easily applied is
that of touch. The real pebble will
feel far colder to the finger or tongue
than the glass, so much so that after
touching glass lens and then one of
the difference.
tohs of tho Brain. ..
The most complex Of all the animal
tissues is the brain. The fibers of one
single optic nerve have been counted
under q microscope to the number Of
about three hundred thousand. The
number in the brain must therefore be
immense. So with regard to coils; they
are countless. No method of science
has been able to count the cells in a
single square quarter Of an inch OF the
outside covering of the brain.
A DRUGGISTS clork said confldentially
to frequent patron of the shops drink
ing counter that he never INDUCED in
the sirup known as blood orange, and
| moreover never ordered cream with his
soda water, "rbe blood orange" he ex.
planned, "is not pure strip. 1t IL simple
| plain orange with the blood color given
70 it by a dye, while what you think il
cream from fresh milk is onlya special
| preparation OF condensed milk"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13
GOOD EoR EVIL.
Tho Mistake Made by . BoautiruI But
naughty MIHa

Naughty Miss.
A young girl, beautiful in form. feat
ure and dress, sat in q car the other
day, says the Boston Herald. Directly
opposite sat poor girl Of about the
same age, shabbily clothed, with q
shambling body, slightly deforned as
to the shoulders, and an exceedingly
plain face, which bore the lines of suffer-
ing and want Her eager eyes were
fixed on the face and figure opposite
her with q dcvouring pathetic look that
showed how keenly alive she was to the
exceeding beauty, OF a beautiful body,
says the Now York Telegram.
The object of the gaze began to grow
uneasy under it's intensity and flxity.
and finally, looking the girl coldly in tho
face, she leaned partly across the Car
and said:
''Well, Miss Impertinence, if you have
looked at me long enough, will you be
kind enough to look somewhere else2 1
am tired Of it,"
The poor girl grew first red and then
white. A look of keen pain came into
her eyes, and then tears, as she turned
away and said softly: .. 49,. 60
II was only thinking how beautiful
Won ara''
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13

S. F. Post!-A number Of leading
citizens Of Boston have formed a So
ciety fur the Investigation of Spirit
ualisn. When they have pushed
their inquiries above the ends of their
noses they will find an entanglement
Of thought which will leave them
Scrambled upon an idea that is liable
to upset their mental equilibrium at
any moment.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13

Committee of Arrangements:
Miss l.. Craighead, Mrs. J. A. Mcintosh,
Mrs. 4. 7. Harris, Mrs. g. NJ. Henley,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13
DIR. BOsanko's Cough and Lunp
Syrup.

This syrup is composed Of wild
cherry, tar and balsam of Tolu, which
everyone knows are the most tonic
aud healing remedies known for the
throat and lungs. TO this we add
just enough squiIls, ipecac and blood
root to loosen and throw off the Of
Tending matter, by expectoration.
Ask your doctor if there could posi-
bly, he amore happy combination for
tho cure OF coughs, colds and bron-
chitis, or to build up q weak and
emaclated consumptive patient
than this. For Group and whoopinp
cough there is nothing better, and
ere"y mother who values the lives OF
her little children should always keen
it in the house. IT is perfectly harm
loss and tho babies like it, Sold by Il.
i. Muller. -
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13

Reno Gazette:-If every voter in
the State had cast his vote for a Con
rention straight up with no quibble,
then we would have had no Conven
tion. The corporations own the ma
j1rity of the Legislature just as much
rs they own any class Of property,
aud it is simply waste of time to
monkey with the proposition further.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13

Reno Gazette:-Why not enter into
a contract with Black Wallace and let
him run every branch of the State
government, hiring such assistance
as he may want, and do away with
t!e Legislature entirelyp
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13
The Electoral College.

Under the new appoftionment as it
has passed both Houses of Congress.
known as the Frank bill, The Elec-
toral College in 1892 will consist of
444 members; necessary to a choice,
LOB. In view Of the political tidal
wave which swept the country last
Fall it is safe to predict that the
Democrats will have large majority
in the Electoral College of 1892. The
following States will undoubtedly
elect Democratic members: Ala
bama, IL; Arkansas, 8; Delaware, B.;
Florida, 4; Georgia, 13; Indiana, Is;
Kansas, 10; Kentucky, ID; Louisiana,
8; Maryland, 8; Mississippi. 9; Mis-
souri,, II; New York, 36i New Jersey,
10; North Carolina, II; South Caro-
lima, 8; Tennessee, ID; Texas, Ii; Vir-
ginia, II; West Virginia, 6. Total,
81, or 8 more than majority.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-02-13

Virginia Chronicle:-The Elko pa
pers have been printing all OF the
blanks for the county officers and
doing the county advertising all for
$500 per month. and yet the Commits
sioners think it too much and will
have the county printing done in San
Francisco. The EIko papers perhaps
deserve that kind of treatment for
offering to do that amount of work at
such starvation prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-08-01

There was grand display of sail in the
harbor eff Peaks Thursday evening and
early Friday morning. Thirty-fve fine yachts
were lying inside the channel. Some of
them had returned from cruising to Bar Har-
Dor and to Augusta and towns along the
Kennebec. Among those at anchor Friday
morning were the Veto, Floyd. from Marble
head, bound for Boston and Newport; Marie,
Bachelor, Boston; steam yacht Mayflower,
140 tons. Litchfeld. Plymouth for Province
town; Alice, so tons, Boston for Bar Har-
Dor; Schligilmilch, l5 tons, Boston for Bar
Harbor; Cricket, Dyer, Boston for Booth
bay; Gulnare. Eastman, Boston, bound east.
Widgeon. Vice Commodore Croker. Win
throp Yacht Club, Boston harbor; steam
yacht Arrow, Capt. Berry OF steamer Emita
pilot, bound eas...
A man from the city came to the Island
Thursday evening, under the influence of
liquor. He made considerable disturbance
and was taken charge of by Special Officer
Riley, at Jones's landing, and put on board
steamer Of the Casco Bay line and sent
home.