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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
A Rope That Has Done Good WORK.

WINSTON, n. c., July l3.-lSpecial. The
Democrats of the Eighth congressional dis
trict met at WilkesbOro to-day and nominated
Hon. w. H. Bower, OF Caldwell county. by
reclamation for Congress. The convention
was very harmonious, and there was large
attendance. Col. j.. K. Lewelyn, OF ourrY
county was chosen for elector.
The Republican Congressional Convention
for the Fifth district will tomorrow convene
at Greensboro. Candidates Thomas Settle
and A. X. Amis and their friends arrived there
to-day and are getting into good shape Tor
the fight. Settle, 1t 10 generally believed VIII
be the nominee.
Charles Blackman (colored) will be executed
tomorrow at Greensboro for the murder or
his wife, committed several months ago. The
hanging will be private. The rope has been
received by the sheriff of Gulltord and IL the
same one used in the execution OF LiIe Moore
in Greensboro two years ago. Ii Is also the
same rope that stretched two or the Chicago
Anarchists.
The Grand Encampmeutof the Independent
Order of Odd-FeilOws OF North Carolina
opened in Winston at o'clock this after
noon. About sixty officers and delegates are
In attendance. This Is the first time since
1872 that this grand body has convened at
separate time and place from that OF the
Grand Lodge of the independent Order Odd
Fellows Ii will be one of the most impOr-
tant conventions held for many years. The
delegates are being entertained Dy the SaleIn
Lodge. At the opening session this afternoon
the credentials of the delegates were pre-
sented and report made by the officers.
Two sessions will be held tomorrow. The
officers Of the Grand Encampment are as fol-
lows. T. NJ Stephens. OF Durham. grand
patrarch: G. H. Glass. Of Raleigh. grand
high priest: J. c. Allen. of Tarboro, grand
senior warden; ]. l.. Yopp. of Wilmington,
Grand Junior warden; L. w. Blake. OF Raleigh,
grand scribe: Jonathan White. Of GreenyilIe.
grand treasurer: T. i. Crew. OF Durham.
Grand marshal; T. L. Reynolds. OF Winston,
grand inside sentinel; w. II. Flowers. OF Ok
ford grand outside sentinel j. l.. Dudley. OF
Wilmington, grand representative.
II 10 learned here to-day that the Third
party people in North Carolina are now
figuring on the nomination OF W. II. Worth
for Governor at their State convention 10 DO
held August 10th. IL Is also believed that the
Republicans will coincide with the Third
party by indorsing the nomination.
Plans for North Carolinas building at the
Worlds Fair are being drawn by Messrs.
Brown h Hall. of this city. The building
will be two stories. $50 by 60 feet. with broad
galleries supported by columns with heavy
arches and large double stairway. The ex-
terror is modelled after old North Carolina
homes. with Ionic treatment. IL will be
crowned by large dome. and on the front
will be the seal OF North Carolina.
circular has been issued here calling for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
Exhibit mt the Worlds Fair.

WYTHEuLLE. Va. July l2-lSpecial. /
A meeting called for July court to take action
about an exhibit of Wythe countys products
at the Worlds Fair was held yesterday. Sew
erai speeches were made and considerable
interest manifested. 1t was finally resolved
that Hon. X. l.. Kent be appointed a com.
mittee of one 10 ask the board of supervisors
for an appropriation of $500 Wythe
county won premium of $500 at the State
Exhibition three years ago for the best ex.
hibits Of woods and minerals.
Wytheyille has not 30 many summer visitors
this season AS usual. and a good many
who have engaged rooms are lingering at
home on account OF the cool season they are
still having in the South.
The court of appeals adjourned On last
Thursday. and all of the judges except JUDGE
Lacy left last week. Judge Lacy and b,s
family leave tomorrow for the Rockbridee
Alum Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
Let There BE Pence

the gastric region. II troubled with nauses
from seasickness. biliousness or other cause.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters will Immediately
put stop to the stomachic disturbance. A
prominent and most unpleasant feature Of liver
complaint is nausea in the morning. The symp-
toms disappear and the cause is removed by
the Bitters. Many persons have very delicate
stomachs which triling indiscretions in eating
or drinking or even some sight that is repul-
siye, disorders. Such persons cannot act more
wisely than 10 invigorate their digestive egion
with the Bitters tonic specially adapted TO
reinforce it. For malaria. rheumatism. kidney
troubles and nervousness the Bitters will be
found marvelously beneficial, and when sleep
Is untranquil and appetite variable 10 soon i'm
proves both. IL Is in fact, most comprehen-
sivs and delightful remedy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
Democrats of Northumberland.

HEArHsyrLLE, Va, July Especial. The
Democrats of Northumberland yesterday
selected delegates to attend the Democratic
Congressional Convention at Tappahannock
in August. b. Chambers was elected chai.-
man Of the meeting and A. ,. Rice secretary
b. Chambers and L. L. Smith, delegates-at-
large.
Lottsburg District-Dr. j. II. Booker and
James DUNCAN. delegates; Frank French and
Charles L. Warner. alternates.
Heathsville District-A. 5. Rice and j. w.
Anderson. delegates; John ID. Luttrell and Z.
5. Brent. alternates.
Fairhelds Distrlct-A. f Booth and Thomas
Cockrell, delegates: A. V. Williams and Viii
liam Blandon. slternates.
Wlcomico District John A. Palmer and
John f. Harding delegates; w. j. Stokes
and >. f. LuttTell. alternates
A resolution indorsing the course of Hon.
W. A. Jones WAS passed without IA dissenting
vote. Ii is generally conceded that Mr.. Jones
Will receive the nomination. MIR. Jones made
IA speech at the meeting which excited marked
approval. Hon. Charles I. Mansur. mem
Der of Congress from Missouri, also spoke FOR
AL hour and three-quarters on the issues OF
the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14

PETERSBURG. Va. July l3.-ISpecial. In
tellgence was received here to-day of the
death of Rev. J. f. Twitty d. D.. which
occurred last night at the Cold Sulphur
Springs, near Christiansburg. after pro-
tracted illness. The deceased was a native Of
Wauenton n. c.. and was educated at Ran
dolph-Macon College. He was about forty
five years of age, and one OF the most promi-
nent members Of the Virginia Methodist
Episcopal Conference. Among his principal
stations were Murfreesboro. n. c.. Suffolk and
Market-street Methodist Episcopal church in
Petersburg. He came TO Petersburg from
Suffolk. and was pastor of Market-street
church for two years. His health became so
bad that he was made presiding elder OF the
Petersburg district, and Rev. II. G. Cheat
ham, the present pastor. succeeded him
az pastor OF Market-street church.
Some time ago DR.. Twltty's health became so
bad that he had TO give up his position as
presiding elder of the district, and Rev. j.
H. Rddick was appointed IN his stead. The
deceased married Miss Anna Beamon. Of
Mufreesboro, n. c.. who survives him with
six children. DR.. Twtty was a brother TO
Mrs. James A. Duncan, and stood very high
as a minister. He had the degree of Doctor
of Divinity conferred on him by Randolph
Macon College two years ago while he was
pastor of Market-street church. His remains
were taken 70 Suffolk for interment.
Kennon Eckles and Clifford Campbell. two
white boys. aged fourteen and eight years
respectively were knocked down and run
over on Fleet street this afternoon by dray.
Eckles hand was badly crushed, and he is
also thought to be injured internally. Camp
bells log was broken. Eckles is one of the
messenger boys at the Postal Telegraph
Office.
DR.. W. f. Drewry. one of the assistant
physicians at the Central Lunatic Asylum, is
critically ILL., DR.. Drewry is native Of
Southampton county, and has been a physi-
clan at the asylum FIR the past six years. He
is widely known throughout the State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
cHAmBERs or COMMERCE TO MEET
To Organize State Observation-Disclosures
Democrats-North State News.

RALEIGH. n. c.. July 13.-lSpecial.I-The
Raleigh chamber of commerce at meeting
tonight unanimously adopted resolution
asking all chambers OF commerce IN the
State to appoint delegates to attend conyen-
ton TO be held at Morehead City during the
present summer for the purpose OF organizing
a State association for the general advance
ment and upbuilding Of the State
The Democratic executive committee o,
this (tbe Fourth congressional district met
here to-day and called convention to be
held here on August I'd to nominate Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress.
A handsome portrait of Colonel W. r.
Beasley. OF Oxford was to-day presented to
the State library
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14

naaarfInr n Sinking Shin

MARrISsvIILE. Va. July 12.-lSpecial. J.
Many of the Republicans of this county are
leaving their party or are standing aloof IN
tho contest for the presidency Dr. j. NJ.
Smith. one of the most influential and con-
seryatiye Republicans Of Henry, has openly
denounced the Force bill and declared that
under no circumstances would be vote for
Harrison. Doctor Smith. before the days Of
readiustment. was the chairman of the Demo-
cratic party in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
BnniIst Church Meetings.

SK1NouARTER. VA, July 13-lSpecial. Ar
interesting meeting is IN progress at Arbol
Baptist church. Amelia county. conducted by
Rev r. H. Rudd who IS assisted by his
brother. Rev. A. j. Rudd.
There will be an all-day church meeting
and chldren's day at Bethlehem Baptist
church Friday, the 18TH. Rev. f. b. Hatcher
will be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14

HARRIs-Died, at 1859 A. NJ. Tuesday July
10th. VICTORIA N. HARRIS, in her sixteenth
year.
HUGHES.-Died. at the residence OF her
parents. IN Ashland, at $50 O'Clock z. NJ, July
Of James q. and Mamie b. Hughes; aged five
months and twenty-five days
LYNCH.-Died. al the residence of her
husband. $50 north Nineteenth street at
O'Clock +. NJ. July IL, 1892. ROSA LEE. beloved
wife Of James NJ. Lynch and youngest daughter
OF VI. G. and o. A. Mallory, in her thirty first
yoar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
aFormer Delegate Passes Away.

Ia GRANGE. n. c., July l3.-lSpecial. J.
Colonel j. w. Isler. OF Wayne county. i've
miles west of this place. died OF heart disease
Tuesday morning. July 18th. IN the sixty-sec-
ond year Of his age He was a prominent
man aud had repeatedly represented his
county In the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
A Negro Killed In Danyitle.

DANvILLg. Va. July ls.-lspecial. AT a
late hour Tuesday night a tragedy was en-.
acted on the streets Of Danville, Aaron
turter. well-known Jewish merchant. hav.
ing shot aud instantly killed Will Ssrtin
alias William Grant. a colorsd youth not ov ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
Change OF Base for tho Otterburn Lithia
Springs Water.

The sale of this celebrated water for Rich
mond and Manchester is now managed by
Polk Miller Il Co.. and ell orders should be
sent TO them at their store. corner Ninth and
Main streets. Bear in mind that it cannot be-
had from our late depot. No. 200 north Fifth
street 1t will not be sold there; but all lead
ing druggists and Messrs Schen and Morris
will furnish it to their customers as usual. IL
will be shipped by express and delivered as
before by Polk Miller n Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
An Important Arrest in Rockingham.

HARRIsoSBURG. VA. July l3-lSpecial. j
The sheriff Of Rockbridge county has arrested
William Raines. son of Noah Raines. of this
county. as one of the parties implicated in
the Leach murder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July i3-For Virginia:
Local rains; probably clearing during the day;
cooler: northwest winds.
For North Carolina: Fair. except local show
ers in northern portion; west winds; cooler in
northern portions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETERS.

Range o. the Thermometer at THE TINS
Office yesterday, July ID. 1892:
GA H. 81: ~ NJ. SO; i. NJ. So; 6P. NJ, So; .
z. NJ. 90; midnight. So Average. s2ix.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
Some Old Preserves-Manassas Anniversary.

PULASKI. Va, July Especial. during
the last term Of the county court the Hotel
Barker furnished its guests with some CHERRY
preserves which were prepared by Mrs Dr.
Bramblit fifteen years ago. The Jar was COW
cred with nothing but newspaper, and vet
the preserves we're as perfect as II they were
made yesterday.
Notwithstanding the recent abundance of
rain farmers complained Of an unusually
short grass crop. Old meadows are doing
particularly poor service.
All arrangements are perfected for che cele-
bration of the anniversary Of the first battle
of Manassas by the veterans of the James A.
Walker Camp on the 2lst. The Pulaski Guard
and the Fire Company will be their guests on
the occasion. and Senator Gordon. of Georgia,
has been invited 20 make the address. The
day will be spent IN a beautiful grove near to
and overlooking Pulaski.
There are twenty new houses under con-
struction here at this time.
b. ID. Smith. Brothers & Co. are the pur-
chasers Of the News Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
Messrs. james Lyons Of Richmond ana D.
Griffin OF Bedford county.
1T or ,fYMnRRs.

Messrs. james Lyons OF Richmond "nu DO
Griffin OF Bedford county.
LIST or MEMBERS.
TIL. fo,,ou,no IL n Hat of members who are
registered on tho boots OF the seoI.s"iS VA
the Virginia Bar Association rs present
From Ricbmond-F. II. Mcclure. Jackson
CIV 'Iames q. Lamb. Willis b. smith. I'd
Gar " Carrinstou. s. s. =. Patteson, james
lyons BENJAMIN Il. Barrett. Hill Montague.
q. Carlton Jackson. ID. G. Richardson, Luz
GENE @. Masse. James Pleasants,I5.
u su Utt William G. Robertson. J. A. Du-
w Nlo,rfolk~ Flovd Hughes. Robert NJ. Hughes,
William W. Old. John J. Burroughs-4-
From Petersburg Richard Is; Davis,
Charles F. Collier. William p. McRae, Alex
ander Hamilton II, ~ TT
Lewis. Randolph Harrison, X. G. II: ksan,
A. X. Long. Frank p. Christian. n. {. Mason
'Stsnnton-Thomas D. Ransom. Marshall
Hanger. George NJ. Harrison. Thomas &.
Elder-3.
Gilmer. George W. Morris. X. 1; W; Duke,
Jr Micaiab Woods, :. Y. Southall, X. L. W.
Duke. Louis i. Hanckel, John Is. Moon
Louis ID. Aylett--i0
Iexington-E. NJ. Pendle.on. p II. Letcher,
]. X. Tucker-3.
From Other Points-Thomas. S. Martin.
Scottsville. J. D. Horseley. Nelson county;
Hi Carter. Ashland: K. S. Thomas, Smith
field: Il. L. Parish, Covington; S. G. Graham
Tazewel X. K. Henry, TazeweIl; r. +.
Steckley. Woodstock; William b. Ialiaierro'
Gloucester; r. n. Cardwel, Hanover Court
house: II. f. Boylin. Smthfeld; John H.
Ingram, Manchester, Holmes Conrad Win-
chester: n. s. Turnbull. Brunswick; f. Z.
Burks. Bedford City: Wilbur j: Kilby, sui
folk. l.. Griffin. Bedford; r. T, Barton, Win
chester: George A. Mushbach Alexan-
dria William II. Payne, ,Warrent0n; 4; W.
Armstrong, Alexandria; William II: Mann,
Notfoway Courthouse Il. Turnbull, Law
renceville. John G. Williams. Orange; }. b.
McCabe. Leesburg; Lee Britt. Suffolk; C.. f.
Nicol. Brentsvile Eppa Hunton Jr.' War
renton; George L. Sipe. Harrisonburg; ). V.
Fulkinson. Bristol; J. e. McAllister. Warm
Springs: Robert r. Prentis, John j. Williams,
Winchester; Thomas \. Williams Clarks-
vile: j. H. Fulton, Wytheville j; Z. Parker
E~orLitn. n Iarnac (rOOollaQt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14

a meeting Of the ladies of Winston-Salem to
be held in the opera-hOuse tomorrow night,
the object of which is TO organize committee
whose duty 1t will be TO raise funds with
which 10 aid in defrsyng the expenses Of the
proposed four-days' encampment at Wrights-
vile of the disabled Confederate veterans now
living in North Carolina. The ladies Of Will
mington have undertaken 10 provide for the
support Of INDECENT and disabled patriots of
the Lost Cause and it is deemed but proper
that they should receive assistance from the
natives of North Carolina.
The call that was issued here for public
meeting was written and signed by four Of
Wlnston-Salem old soldiers.
Since the city of Winston failed to vote
bonds to the amount of 300 900 for the pur-
chase of controlling interest in the water
works the proprietOrs have decided to issue
bonds themselves to the amount Of 100000
with which to improve their plant. The COM
pany expects to lay over eight miles OF add
tional pipe at once.
4 photographic plant is a new enterprise
soon TO established in Winston. Nessrs.
John Igelstroem and j. l.. Ritch. both ltho-
graphic statesmen. have organized a stock
company and expect.to begin operations in
few weeks.
Twelve thousand watermelons have bee
sold in Winston-Saiem already this season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14
PORT OF WEST POINT. July 10. 1902.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. from Balti-
more, passengers snd general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, for Baltimore. pssssn-
gers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14

LAMBERTs POINT. JULy 10, 1882.
COALED.
Steamship Carl Konow, Brunswick. Liverpool
ARRIVED.
Barges General Mcclellan. Nereus, Corsica,
Hudson,
LOADED.
Barges Mcclellan Corsica, Hudson. Hoboksl
Nerens. Providence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14

MINIATURE ALMANAC. july "a. issa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-14

PORT OF RICHMOND July 10. 1892.
ARRIVED.
Schooners Golden Ball Gibbs. New York ice.
Richmond Ice omt any: Uranus. Norwood.
kcnnebec ice, Richmond Ice Company; Emma
knowlton Hudson. Kenebec. ice. Home Ice and
Coal Company.
SAILED.
Schooner Albert w. Smith. Berry. Bridgeport
pig-iron. ]. n. Gordon agent, vessel Cnrtis
Parker.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-10
Hospedaje en- Bayam6n

Los viajeros que tengan que saLir de la Ca
pitai pOr el ferEO-cArru para 81 Ooste, encon-
traran grandoS vonGaj AS vInloa1o a pAaar IA
nochs On esta casa para tOmar el 6cen Las
de Ia mallana Do esJa mAnera dormlrAn 81
rrescO, no JendrAn necesidaa de levanUacse tan
tempranO, y ODJendran una eoon0mla uanJo On
los gastOsde vlaje como On l0S de- hos ledaje,
SIN que pOr ESQ plerdan de sus quehaceres on
la Cap.tal, pueS puede sallrSe do ali Las ssls
de Ia tacde, c0andO va Sc han oeffauo las ope
raciOnes,-UGbLe de Puerto R6cO.-A la enUrada
del pueblo, C0rca dc Ia eSJaolOn dsl Tranvia.-
Las ditlmas salidas del Eraavla de La CAPITAL,
s1n: Las 8 do Ia tarde, q las 45Oy las O.
Bayam0n, de Mayo de l892.-AbetGydO San
CAes. 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-10
Nueva eupresa de CoChes

DEL DON ANGELI. CABRERA.
Ca le del Preside, ADtig1I Fa6fjca ~ Hello
Marina
So Ofrecen al p6 lliC0 C0modos eleg Gntes
OOuhus para Wales largos y de re ,reo, 80 al.
4ullan caDallOs. So vdnden c0mpraa 90
UGldan COCnsa cADAlOs. EsmerO pQnGua-
Ndad On LaA 0rdenea que ae rsoiDan, JUNO Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-10
SGmIIaS de flores ' .H0TaIlZa

JIG Los sEes. =. Font y Hefns S'sO, Tanca 6. es-
Quina Forta eza, han recl 1ldo Un estsnso
surtidO de SO nilas de H0r ializa mug frescas.
g Iamoien han reCibido semilIas de D0gi0spp
4dr0Ntss0n que los cue nazcan pcQducir&n
nQEea, lk~1l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-10

Ha
E75eGs p0derOsO rensedjo para las esaferNse
0Gdes deI peChO.
La-EMULSI0N CREOsOTADA del DR.. Ra.
bell es un magnf1co marayilloso agente te-
rap6u5ico de 6xit0 seguro On la bronchitis.
Ttsts, LGrtsgitis, AsmsG, Cat0rrOs, Toses peyti
sGces, Resfy5GdOs. Escr6fWIG, AssGnsj0, RG0ai
Nsnso en- los ninos, Deb5gidGd general y, en- su.
ma, para Las atecciones de Ia garganta. los
oronQulos los pulmones. Despierta I'll ape
tito vigOriza las naturalezas mas empohreo.
das. Es 81 remedio por exelencia.
La EMULSION CREOSOTADA DE RARELT.
aueva, dnica original asociaci6n de ACEITR
De BACALAO, CREOSOTA e HIPOFOS FITOs
DE- CAL .SOSA, es una delicada crema. de
Suave 0lor balsamlCo, de grato sabor, paiada.
ole hasta por l0s nifios.
Todos Los enfermos la tomaran sin repua
lanOia, con faoilidad y gustO. Esta elaborada
son eaQuAlto eSmero. Pru6bese y admirar& su
rdpida aocion curativa.
V6ase 81 ampno prospecto que aoom.
Qana Oada rascO.-De venta on todaa las
Oroguerfas BOtiCas de 10 Isla de Cuba.-De
p0sito princi 2als "La Reunion" de jose Na
bs.-M3hans. -Paerso Rsco Farmaoia Dro.
fnarle 5e aaslyeruaas~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-10
Ell Tropico

SAN FRANCISCO NUMERO 32.-CAPITAL
de l0s se00res PisG Heyns0eos
sEl m IS complete surtido de calzado de to-
las clsses para sen0ras, caballer0s y niflos.
LAS dltimas n0vedades On el ramo.-IMPORTA-
CI0N MENsUAL DIREOTA de los prOduotoS de los
principales fabrioantes malIorQuines y extran.
jeros.-Vlsitese la peleterla Ell TR0PIOo no
olvidar la dtreccl0n: San FfGscisc0 50. Sc
oomplaee mucho los parroquianos. 3O-12 3
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Casa de Prsstamos

DE DON FRANCISCO SALGADO
En- dich0 estabIecimientO Sc empen an tOda
clase de obJesos, tales como muebles, alhajas.
maquinas de coser etc. 7 90 venden proceden.
to de empen 0s m&Quinas de c0ser de todas
classes, mueoles, prendas eto. y I'm billar de
fam1lia en- baen estadO. Puerto Rico, Mayo "a
lo 1892. !.
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Julian Jose de Ahedo
AGENTE DE NEGoCI0s LUNA Il

- y 0OGSA II
Sc haoe cargo dc la venta dc Casas yfrutos
lei pals. TIene cOnisiones de vsnder varias
5asas 0s9 Serreras, asi como de colOCaf
iinerO CON buenas hipotacas para deso0ntaf
oarato d0cument0s dc buenaa frmas. 8
AHEDO pers0nalmente enaefa Ian Nu6hh
cue Uene 0E0en de Vander q haaA Gare~
s0e - adelaaa De asaiuAQnes. =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-07-21
PITH OF THE NEWS.

The officers of the American school
hip, st. Mary's, now at Cherbourg, win
be entertained at banquet by American
citizens.
Vessels from foreign ports are now
guarantined at Port Townsend, Wash,
and will continue to be held up until
smallpox abates at Victoria.
The Scotch societies of Chicago deny
that Robert Burns Hutchinson, the de-
scendant of the Scotch poet, has been
wantonly neglected by them as reported.
1t has been decided to celebrate at San
Diego, Cal, the three hundred and fiftieth
anniversary of the discovery OF San
Diego bay, which occurs Sept. 2S next,
James McCloskey, carriage painter al
Wilmington, Del, became enraged be
cause of the GOODNESS toward him OF hls
| sweetheart, Mabel Claringbould, and
drawing a revolver, he sent ball crash
| ing through her neck, and then lodged
| four pistol bullets in his own head. IL,
is dying, and his sweetheart is alive but
in critical condition.
| Thomas Cook, the originator of Cooks
| tours, and the mode of travelling known
as personally conducted" parties, diec
at Leicester, England, of paralysis
| aged "a.
While riding railroad velocipede oil
| the Cleveland and Canton railroad, neal
| Justus, Evan Evans was run down by |
coal train and instantly killed His com
panion, Edward Laferty, saved himself
by rolling off the machine.