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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-02
Noticias de Ia lsla

I'm cOlega local Gel Boletjs Mesc0wstg,
l0 esCrib0n que b81O la direction del Sr. Inge-
Micro dc 10 DiputaCi0n Provincial d. Pedro For
nsndeS, y del ayudsnte D. Manuel Hernais, ha
quedado CorridO el magnffico tram0 de hlerro
que Ia Diputaci6n mand6 cOocar s0bre eli rio
Can6vsnas On 10 oarrets q r1mero z. :,
Don Santiago Mar, E de San German, no.
partioipa que ha cesadO en- aug Operacionea Ia
casa de comercio que tenia establecida On oil
barri0 de HoCOnuco alto, habiendo form ado
una sociedad con sus hermanos don Juan y
rar& bajo Ia raz6n de Mari Hermanos, se dedi.
cara los mismos negocios hsciendose cargo
del acti oy pasivo de Ia anterior.
Nos dioen de Toa alta -" En- la noche del
% falleci6 el apreciable anciano don eAnd16s
Lopez SaIgado, veciho y propietsrio este
pueblo, persona generalmente qnerida D sus
buenas cualidades Rsciba 50 al jida fs Villa
nuestra cOndolencia." A
ELas Ders0nas que On Ponce deseen N
Quirir las novelas M0FgGyjtG, La ENl1tdd0 del
zYG'SVtG y Eg Ies0v0 de OOffesS, por el DE-
FranCk, pueden s0licitarlas On el almac6n de
mtsica y hbr0S de Don OLYMPIC OtevO, Gale
de AtoCha ntmero 7.-Auf, como aquf, valen
los tres t0moS catorce reales moneda corriente.
Nos eScriben de YauCo:
Los hacendadOs de cst6 en- este t6rmlnO
rAe estan frOtand0 las manos de contentO. Di.
cese que Ia pr6xima oosecha sera abundan.
tsimR, pues hace muchos a6os sus NO ae
habia visto una forecids tan grande On los ar
bustos que producer 81 preoioso grano"
La c0mpsfia de Edna Wood nos esori.
be diciendO que ha resuelJO no pasar va &
Aguadilla por ahora. Regcesara esta 7'api..
to para desde aqui segulr visje q Aayagues.
ERecordamos 4 sodos nuestros asent..
de Ia 1sla que del 2 81 8 de Cada mes deben
remitir el impOrte de sus cuentas. segdn esta
cOnvenido con esta A dministracitln. 81
-
Ha fallecido On TruiillO alto. Ia avan.
Gaia edad de 81 amos, el spreciahle "a,
balerO don Diego BetancOuct. Dadre de
una numerosa familia, altanente con.
lderado On aquella poblaci6D, DOE aua
exOolentee condolences de honra Ter bondad
De alma EnviAmos sue deudOs Ia exproai0n
denuestra pens, = CON espeCialidad 4 a, hin
politico nuessro buen amigo Don Jos6 Gonzk.
Les Font.
Escriben de San German que 81 alcalde
D Rrlmit'vo Anglada estA ys dc malas CON loa
que fuOrOn aus aOaten0dOres. Diceee ALI a a
hs pelead0 cOn loo ssnores Aheran BIO ,iedre,
wParsoipamoa 'aios ares. r.rm.oeut,.
sN q a ~ 3ea 81 ss@ gP0QEela lQesWQs
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SECCION JUDICIAL
EscyibdssGG de 0ctWGciOtses de don Vicente GIN
s6leS Comes.

ESCTib0ssS0 de 0ct&GC6Ot1eS de don Vicente On
SGLes Comes.
EDICTO
Por 81 presente hago ssber: que por pro-
videncia del Sr. Juez de primera InstanCia de
este pueblo y su Dstrito. dictada On nueve del
actual mes On los autos de Quiebra del conner
ciante Don EleuteriO San Miguel de H 4to gran
de- ha sidO aDrObadO el nOmbram entO de SIN
dicOs de Ia miama electos en- Junta gene de
acreedores ceiebrada 90 oince lel corrienss en-
Ia tOrma siguiente.
Primer Sindico Don sncisco Candida.
SegpndO SlndicO Don Tomas Garcia.
Tercer sirdico Don Eleuterio Vida, come
ciantes de esta localidad quienes habiendo
aceptado Q, cargo y 'raio su hel desespal' ;,
han tornado possession de aQue las en esta te-
cha, para 81 ejeecicio de sus funciOnes.
Lao que Sc hace nOtOriO en- cumplim en- to
de Ia Oitada Providencia, para corocimiento
de quienes corresponds, y & los efectos que
previene la Ley de EDjuiclamiento civil y Co
digo de Concrete vigentes.
Cayey 8 doce de Abril de mil ochOcent0a
noventa y dos.- Ticente Consoles Comes -
W b, Sesr'njestO.
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AVISO

So venden una fnca de cate de 220 cuer-
das do extension On el barrio de "Piedra.G ".
dc" y dos mas On los barrios s.Cibao" "0ue.
brada-agua" de menOs extension, tOdas en- Ia
jurisdiction de Camuy, las cuales pertenecieron
los sefores Amell julia y Ca. Fl que las in.
terese puede dirijirse al que suaCribe.-Popc4
Iar10 28 do 1901 FV0saGiscO Pnrvn 16-1O
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Vino de Loerono

BOD EGAS DE GARCIA e HIJOS
SjtGs 60 Ang@ciGisG, RiojGJ
COsECHA DE 1889
Este excelente vino ha sid0 anaizado cian
tfhcamente en- el LaboratoriO OF nioo Munici
pal de esta Ciudad, en vista de la prOporcic-
nalidad y normalidad DE- sus componentes prir-
cipales, tue declara 10 VSssO bssem0 erento de
tnepMresGs nOcivas In alud FL cert hcadn
que atestigua las exeelencias del VINO DE Lo-
GRoN0, 10 poseen disposition de los que quie-
ran verlo, los inicos agantes que suscriben.
SObTiss0 de LMi556 d Go.
Los preciOs pOr cuarterolas son muv
m0dicns la docana de botellas vale 80. 25
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On OahallurO que C0nOos perte 3tamantO oil
inRlAs y el frances y versado en aauntos NOR.
Cantiles, dOaea encontrar unA 0ol0caof6n AdOn
do eus cOnoCimientos pudieran Ser utilixados.
Dirijirse K !. 2, Odcina de oofrsos, Santuro 9.
1876
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Sc Vonde

Una maquina caldera vertical de vapo.
nueva y sin uso, de IL fHersa de II eaballoa
Informaran Gale de San Francisco, mum. ~.
IL 8
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af'echO,
aUenN,
NeMO

acaban de recibir Armas y Jimenex, venden
muY baratO en- sus biecimientos, Cruz 13,
Ia EVerG, FOrtaleza "a, GS0s OanGri0.
Cruz H. 15-2
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sEcCION DE ANUNCIOS
il A las Senoritas I!

% - *"a&A'A1 DH 1UOAsEao 6SV4UAUAV 6VM GU
VAPOR ALFONSO XIII.
Por ser variadisinio el Durtid0 dc las &C.
millas reoibidas, no se detalian. Son $50 ola
500 distintas y oada paQuete trae una plntura
que represe se1ta IL olaae de for. S0la Dor yer
dichas res % debe pasar por la casa de
Comercio de don Florindo Carrero, Fortaleza,
Il ALI 80 venden 6 1I centavos cada pa.
QUete de semillaa ISL
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vASlgDADgS

Las peraOnas de buen paladar que Drue.
ben una ves siquiera el VjssO de ZOQroS90 pro-
duCtO de las vjhas de LOS se6Ores Garcia
Hijos, de AnguCiana, no usarAn despu6s otro
On su mesa. Es un artlCulo delicioeO. Eu
Cuanto vinos nedicinsles, las psrsonas de-
biles, , los que tengan nos an6miC0s, har&n
muy bien en- ydarles pr0bsr 81 de 6aA R0pk0eI
Que.v0nden les Sehores SObrln0 de LuiGa c:
Para 81 bano 60 preferible a cusluuiers
aqua de tocador, el AlcOhol0do Giol no 9ola
mente por que da fraganola ~ aqua, slno Dor
que combate 81 reumatsmO que tanto Go pa
dece en- este pals.
Las buenss hamscss On Y&uco, los meren.
Qes en- Aguadills, cOrogos On San German Y
buena comida en- La OatG10ssd, San Francis
90 So. ~
II Enfermedad secretas I!
CURA0IoNDE LA rHPoTRNCIA.
/ lBANDENIAi IBANDENIA !
En6rgico remedio puramente vegetal; elixir
v'goroGanre del DE-. J. R0drigueE Castro.
Curacion infalible de la impotencia, esper.
mstOrrea, debilidad nOrvi0sa, etc. etC.
Resultados abselutcs = permanantes obte.
nidos an los h0spitales de Nueva York en-
eeta 1sla.
Eureka! Eureka!
Curaci0n de Las Intermediates secretas con
las inyeociones antigonorr6icas del doctor 7.
RODRIGUEZ CASTRO.
Cura en- menos II moo que ninguna otra.
PRECIQs; Bandenia, S.. 4nyeccion, ST. so.
DEPQSIT0S; =
Ponce,-I.os fabricantes, ArriuaRs Co.
San Juan,-Don Fidel Guillermety don
jose Maria Blanco.
Maysgnes,-Don c. J Monsgas y Co. y don
r. Basoza.
Humacao,-Don o. Marines Co.
AreCibo, Don J. r. Rivera.
Aguadllla, Don Francisco Elvira. an to-
dos los pueblos de Ia Isls.
CONSgLTAS PARA La ISLA.
Sc darAn extensamente Dor COrraO para
esta clase de Intermediates al que enyie dos
pesos On sellos de franQueo al doctor ]. Rodri.
gueE Castro Ponce.-Reserva absolIta. los
Solioite usted el vino pu-o galley, de- Ve,..
t6selG bodsgas de Romero J, On los prsndeu
dep6s1tos de los sehoros Csreaodo Hsrmarcs '
T., de este Oomeroio. Els un caldo o, q tiys
mente superior que lecOmSndamoa s Nues trOs
lectOres.-Not0. Los seAores Cerccedu Hsr.
manos c. scn los dnicoa agentes On Puerto-
RiOo de los famosos clgarrillos de "a mSrca Par
tagAs.
Del peri6dico de MayagUes Et OoseDo. nd.
nero IL CORES Qondiente ~ 10 ds AOln 40 1884.
On tesaed50 pOytesstO o. g ler6Is ouraloa.
0en6VOiO lector, de cua qutera afeeci6n renmA.
Gica, de las afecciones neura g.cas de otras
d0lenCiaa que tanto oS mo eetan Procurasi
una botetla del celebre AlcOh0t0dO Gl:eu cue
90 vende en- la villa de Coamo Gu todas ias
boticas de Ia Isla. ! De segu que oonsepui.
reis vuestrOs deseos
51BN NEGe Gro
POr no pOdorla aGender aus dUefloa ae van
de arr1enda 10 estancia S 20 Jose alta On el
barrio dol pueblo. Jurisdiction de- Aguado.
Oompueata de 200 cnerdas do terrenos "a rrd
mera CAlidad, prOpiOs para arroS, cs1l /, taOaco
y toda class de frutos memories con enarOnsa
ou0rdes DO montea vlrgunss prOpioa para CATE
Inform arA don Carlos q Reichsrd on oata villa.
-.Agnadilla F. +. u Abrn le02 &c
i
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Peleterla "La Americana
M pI7f uRRMANnc

DE IIGA n d u ANUS
Gale de Ia F0rtGlesG, ,sstm 90 Puerto Ricd-
Las madres de familia har&n muy bien en-
Visitsr este buen estab ecimiento de details,
donde BE encont~ara siempre un constants
surttdo de calgado para sefioras, caballeros
ninos, TODD aelecto prsoios sumamenta
pOpulares
- ~ stsvtSd0 Sc Fe,sNeV0 p0r tOdOs Jos VapOSess
En- eAta casa 30 se vende calzado produce
to dc les mejores f4bricas naciouales y e2tran-
ieras. Vista hace f6. 900
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Aviso

tar, bueyes una OasystsI6 VHesOsj0 propiodaG
de d Au0ledaQ eQnatru uct0ea No Ero-carrllOh.
Para intQraSA dissGGae q Institute @
IN
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lAprovechar La ganga!
Sc vende I'm piano en- buen estado, de "a
tabrica de Blrcel6 por ecto modico In
formaran en- la Calle de la Tanca rtmero g
altos. & q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

The cases in this court yesterday were few
and comparatively insignificant. Justice
John had his war paint on aud scalped each
victim that was captured.
The case of Pawnbroker Benjamin Jacobs.
charged with buying and receiving gold
watch and chain knowing them to be stolen,
was sent on to the grand Jury.
James Bahen. Jr.. son Of the Alderman
from Jackson ward. and Mrs. Laura Taylor
were fined $3.50 each tor assautlng each
other. Mrs. Taylor claimed that young Bahen
cursed her, ard Bahen claimed that Mrs.
Taylor struck him first.
Robert cambridge. small negro boy. was
charged with stealing yelOcipede from Her
man Smith. As Robert was too young tor the
grand Jury the Justice ordered him whipped
il court.
Pat McDonough was fined $3.50 for being
dsOrderlv on the street
Fred. Witherer was sent up Tor thirty days
as being q suspicious character
The following judgments were rendered
from the civil docket.
Joshua Friend IN favor John q. TAYLOR
Sl5.4l. John Schadd in favor richardson a
Co., S46.99 T.. L. Ford H. favor G.. W..
Thomas. G4S2; Richmond aud Banville Rail
road Company. IN favor HarwCod Brothers d.
Co, @2O.J6. Julia ", Morris IN favor 4. u.
Courtney trustee. $3.50; W. II. Layne. Jr,
IN favor II. Fisher d Co., $500, II. IA. Frank
lin in favor Jasper l.. Rove $3.50; j. NJ.
Lewis in favor Hay T. Thorn on q Co.. s21.89:
Hall a Slater in favor :. G.. Lett. i12. 75 J. f..
Hall in favor +. NJ. Coaey, $40; George T.
King in favor ". b. Frayser el.75:
Sampson Braxton in favor l. a.
RedfOrd. administrator, $3.50 Her
mann Swsrtz in favor x. Fisher. Sll:
" f. billiard in favor j. ". Anderson d Co..
S2Ll5. W. Davis IN favor r. Lapointe. $3.50.
w +. Phillips in favor Charles G.. Jureens.
$40: John G. Kinker in favor Juan 4. pizzini.
81. W. jackson IN favor John Wesley. s6.cg.
Frank Black in favor Or. J.. ". Moorehouse
SIS; Columbus Norrel IN favor same, =. I5,
Ella Brown i'll favor same. 2: b. +. Hum
phreys in favor same $3.50 Dr. Julian
Wright in favor Charles j. Winston. -. sO.
Harry c. Hubbell ia favor William Da6ron
Sl4. ". +. Phillips in favor Vetteren
Brothers. $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
TO CURTAIL THE CROPS.
IN EFFORT 10 RAISE LESs coiioN
Re IN. Alliance Farmer. In North Carolina.
Caroline sbipp Hanged for infan"-
cIde-Nortb State News

RALEIGH. n. c.. Jan. -lSpecial.l-I
Alliance Of Wake county. which 10 the lead
inc county Alliance Of the State, has unani-
nnusly adopted the follow resolutions:
Whereas the cotton crops Of the past two
years have been very large, and whereas the
present market price OF cotton IS now and has
been during the marketing Of the crop Of 1890
below the cost Of production: and whereas II
becomes necessar for the farmers to take
some steps 20 save themselves from ruin; and
whereas we believe that n reduction in cotton
acreage and q corresponding increase IN the
acreage Of food crops for nome consumption
will put the farmers in the cotton belt on tho
road 70 prosperity and independence; there
fore
Resolved, frst. That we call upon all men,
bers OF the farmers Alliance and all farmers
not members Of the Alliance throughout the
cotton belt 20 reduce the acreage IN cotton
for the year Of 1892 from the acreage OF 1871 AT
least ID per cent. and that the acreage l0r
food or for home supplies be corresponulhsiy
increased.
Second That as we are now environed we
are unable 20 make tho first resolution ehec-
tive without the cooperation OF me Iner-
chants Of tho country with us. we appoint
committee from this Alliance who shall meet
with "a committee appOlntel by Una Dlelcuahtsi
If they shall see III 20 appoint such commit
tee in order that arrangements may be maze
for q hearty cooperation between farmers
and merchants in this movement 10 reduce
cotton acreage and increase food cropacrehge.
A number ofcOmplants have been made 10
the State Board of Pensions that lersons
have applied for and are receiving pensions
who are not Justly entitled 10 them under the
reading OF the law To-day the board met TO
take action on this matter and adopted reso-
lutions lnstructng the State Auditor 70 have
a satisfactory examination made Of all appn-
cants II order that IT may be ascertaned IL
they have been disabled by woun Is.
Mr.. T. K. Fenifess. one 81 the Oldest clti-
zens of Raleigh. died this morning, aged
about eighty years. lie was before tho war
one OF the leading merchants " this city.
To-day at Dallas. in Castor county. the
first woman executed IN this State in many
years paid the death penalty on the sallows.
Caroline Ship lc0lOredi. who WAS under
sentence to die for iufapticide. was hanged At
1 o'clock Strenuous efforts had been made
TO secure. Executive clemency IN her
behalf but the Governor. alter grant
ing respite and thoroughly in
vestigaring the case refused to further inter
fere. She displayed a degrees Of GOODNESS and
unc0ncern on the galOws rarely witnessed IN
woman She made talk lasting eight min
utes. IN which she positively asserted her IN
nOcence and declared that the guilty person
was a negro named Mack Farrar. she stood
quietly while the rope was being adjusted
about her neck. When the drop fell her neck
was not broken. and il was twenty minutes
before death resulted by strangulatlon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

HENDERSON. \. c.. Jan. % Special =
Yesterday and to-day our warehouse floors
have been full OF tobacco. Sales blocked
both days and prices improved about 10 per
cent 40 solid car loads came IN owe he
Richmond and Danyille last night from Chase
City. Va. while receipts over the Durham
and Nashville and Raleigh and CASTOR were
heavy. Added 10 this our streets are crowded
with heavily loaded wagons.
The coming social event here is the mar
risge OF Mr.. BOYD Cayce Of the American To-
bacco Company. on Wednesday, the 10th, 70
Miss Be sic Taylor.
Mr.. j. G.. Cobb. Inspector OF tho American
Tobacco Company. Is IN town. We do not
know that there Is any significance in his
presence here which will affect prices OF cut
tiers. which have not vet been affected by
either the action OF the Alliance or the glut in
receipts
Since the granting Of liquor license here on
Saturday excitement on that subject has
somewhat abated. but it is thought petition
will be- gotten up asking two OF the county
commissioners, Messrs. Purifoy and Rogers,
10 resign.
The past two weeks has been the worst
weather we have had here for several wears.
with many sudden changes generally for the
worse.
Several Western men are in town with
horses and mules
The New Bene Oyster and Fish Fair to
come OF February I'D to 9th. which offers
good premiums in speed trials, will be visited
by some Of our citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

WrsroN-SALrM. n. c., Jan %. Especial. ]
Ex-Governor Alfred NJ. Scales, of Greens
boro. continues 10 linger, although he has
been very low for several months HIS ply
stefan. 1t was learned to-day. has been COM
uelled to stop giving Opiates as they have
lost their power over him and the sufferer gets
very little sleep IL IS really remarkable how
he can live considering his great loss of sleep
and the small quantity OF nOurishment he
takes. He is rarely ever himself now. and his
constant desire Is 70 go home Through
all his suffering he 3 the same klnd-hearted
gentleman lie always was and 1t seems to
worry him 10 see any one put 20 trouble on
his account
George W. Shelton and wife, of Surry
county. haye been married sixty years
and three months. and both are enjoying re-
markedly good health There are two other
couples living IN the same county who have
been married Il few months over siXty-three
years There u Methodist preacher ninety
two years of age residing near Mount AIRY IN
Surry. Who walk SIX miles 20 fill regular
monthly appointment
Tho registration books tor Winstons NUM-
cipal election were closed to-day. The cleo
ton viii take place on February 10th The
impression is general here now that tie q i
members Of the board Of aldermen VIII be de-
feated.
n is learned that there is q strong proba-
bility OF the Atlantic Coast Line building q
railroad from Madesbor0 20 InOmasYille
This line would run through AMI open up q
fine section of country. IL would follow the
Pee Dee aud ladkln river passing the
Narrows for about thirty miles, where there
is some OF the finest water power IN the coun-
try.
Floy Walker. aged fourteen years. who
travels for a tobacco manufacturer OF this
city. is said 20 be the youngest commercial
tourist on the road in this state.
The following sherfs have made complete
settlements with the State treasurer this
week. =. J.. Roper. Of Hyde county. s3.l9lH:
T. H. Webb. OF Burke. Si,4si.oo. James Caus-
Ter, OF Macon. s3,74s.yO; W. II. Smith, OF
Vance, S.9O3.l2.
A romantic marriage is reported from Caid-
we'll county. Rey. 4 c. Buchanan, principal
of a NOurshing academy. and Miss Greene. d
beautiful girl Of Mitchell county. who had
lately become o student. were the contracting
parties They had been acquainted only ten
days.
The AIessrs Duke. of Durham, made a
generous donation Of rs. coo 20 Trinity College
yeste day. The executive committee Of the
institution met yesterday 10 accept the git
and transact other important business The
senior member Of the firm. it will lie Temem-
bered Was the man 20 give S55.O 600 IN order to
secure the removal of Trinity 20 Durham.
Invitations are out announcing the mar
rage Of M b. c. Beckwith. secretary Of the
State Democratic executive committee, and
Miss lola Bledsoe Gates. the ceremony 20 take
place ~ Edenton-street Methodist Episcopal
church. Raleigh at $50 Z. NJ on February 3D.
railroad man tells your correspondent
that he doubts very much II Colonel Andrews
accepts the vice presidency of the Richmond
and Danvlle system from the fact that IL
Raleigh 10 New York. thing he would dis
ike To do very much
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23
AFsst ACKNOWLEDGMENT Line.

WELDON. y. c.. Jan. % -lSpecial. Mr..
John Warwick died Yesterday at his nome .n
northampton county from the effects Oh IN, .ne
grip He leaves a wife and several chhursn'
oil OF whom are suffering from the same us
ease. - so- a
The Atlantic Coast Line has arranged i0I
fast freight service from Jacksonville 70 NgW
York. There will be one continuous IIel- ~
train each way and the trip Will 90 hlauc III
sixty hours-six hours shorter than ever DC
fore made by freight trains between 'hc9e
two points. e .bo c,ota
President George T. Winston OF tne S .,..,''
University. will deliver a lecture a. oco'ianu
Neck on the evening of the IN INST
Some time in February o discussion OK the
sub-Treasury plan will take place %, between we IN
Colonel Harry Skinner IN favor or aug n uuEI
lie the second discussion OF the same SUBJECT
between these two gentlemen.
The Alliance Peanut Union OF Virginia ana
North Carolina will meet in Iarboro on the
9Th Of March.
Northampton Superior Court will convene
at Jackson Monday. Judge Winston OF OK
ford. presiding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

MAp1sos c. H., VA. Jan. 2O.-lSpecial. J.
There have been several deaths recently. all
of persons of advanced age--Airs. Eliza Bur
nette. wife Of Robert Burnette Mrs. Elizabeth
Utz. wife of Silas Ut2, and Mrs Sarah Nc
Alister.
The grip still prevails. and to all appear
snces is on the increase.
There has been quite high state Of excite
ment in the lower part of this county for sew
eral days on account Of the presence of q deer
in that locality. Such an occurrence is SO rare
here that everybody men, boys and dogs -
have been in the chase for four OF FIVE days.
but so far the tieet-foOted animal has eluded
it, pursuers. although shot at several times.
The last chase was on yesterday. IL is sup
posed that this deer came from the Wilder
ness. in Orange county. as there are none
nearer this place than that point
This afternoon several gentlemen, who had
been on fox chase returned with hand
some brush, having caught a hne old gray
after splendid run OF about SIX hours.
Ice is forming again. and it is hoped that
the cold spell will last long enough to enable
verybody TO secure "a full supply.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-23

dricks C.. NJ. jerks. r. A. Davis; and joel n;
Sproles. The church was nicely decorated
by friends Of the bride, aud the marriage
ceremony was performed by Rev II. W. Bel,
lainy. pastor of the church. After the nupial
knot had been securely tied. the young couple
were escorted 20 the home of the brides
father. Mr.. Solomon Sproles, where an enc
iovable luncheon was served.
The following presents were upon the cen
ire table IN the parlor. viz: William +. Burns,
OF Lebanon, Va, silver cardreceiyer Mr..
and Mrs +. NJ Barker. silver castor Mrs. n.
j. and Miss Mamie Anderson. Lebanon, Va.
dressing case ". III. Anderson. silver tea set:
Mr.. and Mrs. Pobst Abingdon. Va, set OF
fruit knives; Judge w. ~ Hendricks. Leba--
non. Va. silver soup ladle. Mr.. q. K. and
Miss Minnie Imboden. Mendoza. Va, silver
butter dish; Clarence and Vernon Barker.
Mendoza. china water set; ]. Whitehiil son.
Baltimore. Md. set OF bronze urns Miss
Alec sutton. Abingdon Va. table mat ana
set sachet balls Professor 5. ID. and Mrs.
Jones. Glade Spring, Va. set OF silver knives
and forks; G.. NJ. Jonks, Lebanon, Va. berry
bowl aud spoon; Mr.. and Mrs j. J.. DAYS.
knoxville. Tenn. bronze clock. numOer
Of valuable presents have been sent to the
home of the bridegroom. in Lebanon.