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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19
NOTICIA5 DEL DIl

En- Ell Tribunal de Distrito de Humacao,
SO vsran ma1ana, en- juicio Cral, las causss
que procedentes de los Juzgados de Juncos
J Vieques Sc siguen contra Higinio Medina,
por lesionss y Jaime Morton, por homieidio,
respectivamente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19
Sonbreros de
Panama

UNicOs imp0rtQd0res en- la isla
HERNAIz Y CO., Tetuan IL, y LA Luz
ELECTRIOA, San Francisco 35. 8 s
En Q, dia de hoy SO celebrark una reunion
en- el Club de Regstas de esta ciudad.
EI ayuntamiento de esta ciudad en- session
celebrada anOche, acord6 conceder 4 don
Francisco Medina el terreno dOnde Sc on.
cueGtra enterrada su esposa.
Aver Sc jdg6 una animada partida de
pelota en- el campo del MORO entire las
Companies 4 J N del Regimiento de In
fanterfs ndmer0 IL.
Ha sido acuerdo del ayuntariente dis.
tribuir los premiOs q los bOmberos, 81 dia
"a del actual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

La Junta local de instruction pdblica de
San German celebrara session ordinaria Ell
dia 25 del corriente, con Objcto de provesr
las escuelas de aquel t6rmino que deben SER
virse en- ell pr6ximo afio escolar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19
GACETA DE HOY

Publica las sentencias de. Tribunal
Supreme de Justicia, que insertamos
en- otro lugar de este n1mero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19
La C0NNVECION De FlLADELFlA
REELECTION De MR. MAC KiNlE

Telegramas de Washington ann
clan que Sc considera absolutaihen|
segurO en- los cfrculos polftican
aquella ciudad que en- la Convened
Republican, que Sc habra reunido
en- Filadelfia triuEfe la candidatuIs
Mac Kinley para su reelection col
Presidente de los Estados Unidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19


Vieques Sc siguen contra Higinio Medina,
respectivamente,
La Junta local de instruction p6blica de
San German celebrar& session ordinaria ell
dia 25 del corriente, con objeto de provesr
las escuelas de aquel tSrmino que deben SER
virse en- ell pr6xime afio escolar.
Por ell Tribunal Supreme de Justicia de
esta isla Sc ha dictado /sentencia, declarando
no haber lugar resOlver ell recurso de casa
ci6n por infracci6n de ley, intsrpuesto con
ira la sentencia prOnunciada por ell Tribu
nal de Distrito de Arecibe, nombre de 10.
Sc OlmO y AndinO, en- causa per tentativa
de allanamiento de morada, condenandole
en- las coStaS
La muy importante casa KRAIEW KI-
PEASANT & co., 1924 Broadway, New
York, la mas afamads del mundO por sus
maquinas de azlcar, participa & los intere-
sados de la Isla de Puerto Rico, que tiene
en- eSta capital como delegado agente ge
neral al senor don q. Delafond, Ingeniero
qufmieO azucarero, quisn Sc pone Ala dis.
pOsici6n de- tOdOs para suministrar datos,
informaciOnes, presupuest0s etc, etc., to
cantes esta industrial Direction, Box
252 Puerto Rico. 15-l1
Hoy ha zarpado de este puerto con destl-
No a Islas Canarias escalaS, ell vapor CO.
rreo espanOl "Isla de Panay."
Los dias 81 70 del presente mes estan.
dedicados por ell Tribunal de Distrito de Hu
macao, para la celebration de asuntos ci
viles.
LOS NUEVOS ARANCELES TTarifa
DingleyI. Sc hallan de venta en- ell 99Bole
tin Mercaltip al precio de 5 LOO ell elem
plar. En- Ponce seran vendidos por don e
Sanchez Galiano y en- Mayaguez por los
sefOres e. Franco @. d
Hemos recibido la vista del peri6dicc
elias NOticias," que ha visto la luz en- Pom
ce. Salndamos al colega.
El /: de Julio pr6ximo estara en- esta
ciudad la Oempanfa dramatica "SerradoI
Mari" que esta actuandO en- Ell TeatrO de
Ponce.
Los Vecinos de ssta ciudad 1on Simon
Gomez, don Salvador Roses, don antonio
SOmohano, don Ramon Ferran, don Juan
B. Vara, don Juan Allends, doila Gabrie.
la AlIenae les sefiores Abarca Compa
mia, han solicitadO del avuntamien5e permit
so para hacer obras construcciOnes, la
bi6ndOle este cOncedidO 10 sol.citadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

SAN FRANCISCO, NUMERO "A
Importaciones directas de Europa Els
tados Unidos. - Confecci6n de traies & la
medida, obligandome q hacer otro 81 no Sc
queda satisfecho.
Ofrece sus servicios en- San Juan, P. R.
3O-14
Para ell dia de hoy estatan sefialados en-
el Tribunal de Dstrito de Humacao, los
juicios orales, de las causas seguidas por los
Juzgados de Naguabo. Humacao Fajardo
contra Melton Santana, por violaciCn
Jose M de la Sierra, por robo Gerardo
Diaz, por raptO, respectivamente
Sc encuentran vacantes las siguientes
escuelas, para el pr6ximo a1lo escolar, 50
anuncia su provision pOr e. t6rmino de diex
dias, fin de que los aspirantes presenter
sus sOlicitudes debidamente documentadas.
Aibonito. Una escuela principal, dos
graduacas cuatro rurales en- los barrios
de Asomante, Plata, Cuyon y AL Al-arrobo.
Cayey. Una principal de varones; una
graduada de varones una id de nifias una
de KInderga. ten y cnco rurales
GuayaniIla. Una de kindergarten; dos
graduadas en- la ciudad tres rurales en-
los barrios Jaguas, Sierra bsja Paste.
| Ha s;dO declarado cesante pOr ell ayunta-
miento sl Veterinario municipal senior Has.
lau, y Sc ha encargado de este servicio los
M6dicos titulares del 10 90 Distrito.
uDECLARAOIONES de Aduana he.
chas segdn las nueyas Tarifas, 6 pesos el
100 en- Ell BOletfn Mercantil. D.
LIE ha sidO aceptada pOr el ayuntamientO,
don Vicente Ferrer, la renuncia que pre-
senta del cargo de segundo lGaquinista del
acueducto.
Aver han debidO celebrarso en- ell Tribu.
nal d" iJistritO de Humacao, los juicios
oraies, de las causas intrufdas contra Jose
Melendez, pUr raptO; VictOriaLo Perez, por
hurtO Felix Arias, por raptO.
81 senior Oller SO ba dirigido nuevamen.
te al ayuntamiento, sOlicitandO Sc ceda un
local para sstabecer una eScnela de dibuJo,
ha quedado pendents de resoluci6n dicha
reticion.
Cuantas personals sufren de depression
nerviOsa, de neurastenia de cansanciO,
deberan hacer uso de la NEUROSINE
PRUNIER la cual es sih duda alguna el
meior reconstituyente del sistema nerViO-
so.
A dIferencia de 10 que ocurre con otrOs
prcductos, Ia NEJfROSINE PRUNlER
puede seguirse usa6do, sin ell menor incon
veniente, por tempo indefnido. Hallase
de venta en- todas las farmacias.
Ha sido nOmbrado maquin;sta INFERNO
del AcueductO, don Jose Oap6.
Sc ha acordado por el ayuntamiento pasar
al Sfndico dc 10 Administrative una propo.
sici6n de fallidos, por 1.6OO dollars.
SOnbreros de
Panama
UnicOs impOrtadOres en- la isl0
HERNAIz Y CO., Tetuan IL, LA LUZ
ELECTRIOA, San Francisco 35. 3s|
En- Q, dia de hoy SO celebrark una reunion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19
llUvlA OE pRuyECTItEs

SOBRE IAKOU
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

El Tribunal Supreme de Justicia de esta
lsla ha dictado senteneia, declarando no
haber lugar al recurso de casaci6n Dor que
brantamiento do FORMS, interpuesto por JosS
Ulibarri, contra la ssntencia del Tribunal
DC Dlstrito de esta ciudad, en- causa seguida
al mlsmo por tenencia dc llaves falsas,
condenando en- las costas al recurrente.
Esta mafiana han salido & las afueras de
"a ciudad dos compsffas del Regimisnlo
Dc !ntanterfa 70 II, con objeto de practicar
el tiro al blanco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Han sido assemblies al empleo de Sar.
gentOs de 1: clase, ell Csbo de la Policfa
Insular don Vicente AndinO, y los alcaides
de los EstablecimientOs penales de Ia Isla /;
y q la categorfa de Celadores, varios guar
dias de dicho Cuerpo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19
SaStreria Italiana
Dc II. S!VINO

SAN FRANCISCO, NUMERO "A
ImpOrtaciones directas de Europa y Els
tados Unidos. = COnfecci6n de trajes & la
medida, obligandome a hacer otro 81 no Sc
queda satisfecho.
Ofrece sus servicios en- San Juan, P. R.
30-14
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Don Tulio Larrinaga ha reiterado al
Ayuntamiento una solicitud para que Sc 10
reconozca ell deTechO que tiene de tres buta.
cas- en- Ell Teatro, y habiendose dado cuensa
en- la session de anOche con dicha reclams,
ci6n, la corporation acord6 desestimar IL
solicitud del sefior Larrinaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

En Ia InailAns del dis de- hcy ha enipesada
a verse ante eI Tribunal de Distrito de eata
ciudad, 4 jnicio oral de IL causa seguida
por 81 Jazgado de San Francisco, contra
Rafael DlAz , Otr0, por el supuesto ieIito
de abuses deshonestos, suspendi6ndose por
10 avanzsdo de Ia hora para continuarlo
las tres de- la tasde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Sc ha acordado por el ayuntamiento pasar
al Sfndico dc 10 Administrative una prOpo.
sici6n de fallidos, por 1.6O0 dollars.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

En- ell Tribunal de DistritO de esta ciu.
dad, So veran ma1ana, en- JuiciO oral, las
causas que procedentes de los Juzgados de
Cayey y San Francisco Sc siguen contra
Manuel Fernandez, por disparO y Juan de
los Santos, por coacci6n, respectivaments.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Hemos recibido la vista del peri6dico
elias Noticias," que ha Visto la luz en- Pom
ce. Salndamos al colega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Para Ell dia de hoy estatan sefialados el
el Tribunal de Distrito de Humacao, 10
juicios orales, de- las causas seguidas l,or 10
Juzgados de Naguabo. Humacao Fajard
contra Melton Santana, por violaciCn
Jose M de la Sierra, por robo Y Gerard
Diaz, por raptO, respecIivamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

En- el trasporte "Burnsidev SO embarcaran
para les Estados Unidos $3.50 600, moneda
provincial, recogidos dltimamente en- las
operaciones del canje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Ell 1: de Julio pr6ximo estara en- esti
ciudad la Osmpaffa dram&tica "Serrado
Mari" que esta actuando en- el Teatro d,
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

FL senior Oller Sc ha dirigidO nuevamen
te al ayuntamiento, solicitando Sc ceda nj
local para sstabecer una escnela de dibuJo
ha quedado pendients de resolution dich,
reticion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Sc ha acordadc por ell ayuntamiento d,
esta ciudad que la tnca ofrecida por el Sc
nor Pesquera como garsntia para su gesti6I
de DepOsitario, sea valuada 9 rasada nueva
mente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Passdo mafiana embsrcar&n para los Els.
tados Unidos las sefloras De Russy Jud
son, esposas del Ooronel del Director de
Obras p6blicas de los mismes apellidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

E dia % del corriente Sc vera en- ell Tri
bunal Supreme de Justicia, el juicio oral,
de Ia causa seguida contra el Juez munich
pal, ,Secretario propietario J suplente del Juz
gado municipal de Adjuntas, pOr el supues.
to aelito de deteqci6n Illegal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

El ayuntamiento de esta Guided en- session
celebrada auoche, acord6 que Ia SOcretaria
informe las peticiOnss que como la de den
MelchOr TrujillO interesen licencia, cuando
como ahOra, hay tanto trabsjo en- las ofci
mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Han empezado las obras del desvfo para
Ell sitio denOminado Gel CondadO", en- San
turce, q cuyo punte llegara el tranv;a mu.
en- breve, acarreandO los materialos d
construction del edifieio para la plant'
electrical de los nuevos trenes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

LIE ha sidO aceptada pOr el ayuntamisntO
a don Vicente Ferrer, la renuncia que pre-
senta del cargo de segundo inaquinista dO
acueducto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-06-19

Hoy ha zarpado de este puerto con destl-
No q Islas Canarias escalaS, el vapor CO.
rreo espafOl "Isla de Panay."
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-02

replaced by better marble. In the
building Of character it is necessary
ttst we make choice selection Of the
material that is to enter into it. Th"
viscious companions, impure books
and evil habits arc to be set aside.
The evil thoughts and foul words and
sordid ambitions are to be refused
We are building that which wa must
contemplate throughout eternity.
Why should one be satisfied to live
forever in howell when there is given
the opportunity to dwell throughout
eternity in magnificent temple.
There is nothing strong in an evil
character. There is nothing useful
in Gin. There is nothing beautiful
that Is unholy.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-02
CONSTRUCTIVE AND
DESTRUCTIVE FORCES.

In politics, religion and society
there are to be found opposing Gle
ments. 1t is necessary that there
should be conflict, from the very
nature OF things. But while the war
fare is being waged, it is wei! that
! sober-minded reople should under
Stand some things about this conflict.
! 1t is the easiest thing in the world 20
tear down. 1t is hard to build up,
Md the constructive man, rather
than the destructive, is the worlds
Helper. A stupid fellow can easily
&c troy the finest musical instru,
in"ut. IT, takes o master to build
on and get from it sweet harmony.
4 fa.atic can by sliocr force, with
hom0icr and chisel, destroy tho most
beautiful work in marbel. \ man
II oso time is valued at fifty cents
daY can thus undo the work OF Il
master An ignorant vagrant cnn
dip brush ia paint and besmcar the
finest painting. An incindiary can,
with lighted torch, set fire to noble
Strnchiro that required years of toll
aud emminent skill and wisdom for
is construction. 1t is easier to de-
f;ine good name than to make one.
II requires less time to destroy riches
thGn TO lawfully accumulate them.
An OK or horse can demolish the most
exquisite flower garden. A fool can
h0fn manuscript that genius OF the
highest order produced. Revolutions
tn0t result in manifest improvement
are not to be dospised. Progression
IS the natural law of health and life.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-02
CITY SEWERAGE.

Next Friday, February 9, is the
day for the vote TO he taken upon the
question Of sewerage, or no sewerage,
Cor the city OF Union. 1t Ia required
that each voter shall be registered,
Mr. Spencer Rice. Jr.. has charge Of
'he registration books. Any qrali-
fled voter in general elections, will
be qualified voter in this election,
provided he gets a registration certifi
cate from Mr.. Rice.
The water works and electric light
bonds aggregate $4,000. The sewer
aee system, filter plant and dynamo
will neressitate the issuing Of $50
ono additional bonds. This would
make n total Of $4,000 in bonds.
Interest at 6 per cent, $500; sink
ing fund $1,000; municipal expenses
81 200; making a total OF $14 900 an
| nual expense. Fines, licenses and
other incidentals will about balance
sundry unestimnted expenses, MAX
ing the tax levy certainly not more
| than 10 per cent. above what il was
heretofore. The sewerage, filter
plant and additional dynamo are very
necessary to the town. But we op-
| pose the building Of a Town Hall
| with Opera House above and offices
| below for rent. All we need is n CAL
ahoose and perhaps q council cham
| Der.
The present dynamo is carrying
more than one-third above it's capa-
city and additional lights are being
put in almost daily. Many Of the
citizens are already drinking the wat er
furnished by the city. Many more
would use it for drinking purposes
ii the water could be freed from mud
As it is, many people will not even
have the water for washing purposes.
Az our city grows in population the
wells must OF necessity become cor
taminatel. This has been the histnr
OF towns increasing in population ard
yet having no water works and sew
erage. Noisome fevers and manifold
| other pestilences could be traced, in
most cases, TO impure drinking wat
and tho absence of a good sewerage
system. The life and health Of the
humblest citizen is OF more impor-
| tance to us than the few dollars more
in taxes we will have to pay. We
need the sewerage now and will need
it more and more. Let us have it by
all means.
The town should not, however,
come into competition with citizens
and taxpayers. This would be the
result if we build hall with Offices
for rent. And our present opera
house is large enough for all our
needs for the present and long time
to come.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-02

The attempted assassination Of
Senator William E. Goebel on Tues
day, January 80, was a disgraceful
and dastardly deed. Mr.. Goebel was
the leader OF the Democratic party in
Kentucky, and was on his way to the
State Senate when two shots were
fired from rifeman in an adjacent
building. One ball took effect, en-
tsring his body and piercing a lung
His condition is considered very crit
cal. No language could too strongly
denounce the bloody man who fired
the murderous shots. Whatever
may have been the character Of the
wounded man, there is no excuse for
the heinous deed perpetrated upon
his person. 1t is true that he once
killed a man, and ''blood will have
blood" But what coward mast
have been the man who shot Goebel? d?
1t is glorious history that belongs
to South Carolina in this respect, at
least. Killings we do have, sad
and lamentable affairs. But even the
carpet Dagger and sharks who came
in during the days of Reconstruction
were safo from the assassln's bullet.
Our people show their sterling char
acter and deep respect for law, even
when it is law that does not please
them. When they come to assassi-
mating public leaders to get rid of
them, God save us, for We should
have fallen indeed!
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-02
JonesviIIe Toffin IS.

JONESyILLE, JAN. 29-The Western
blizzard is upon us and it came without
any notice, consequently, we are taken
by supri>e.
n good lnany farmers intended start
ing their plawS to-day but tho cn,d
weather has shut them off. The fceez
however, will badly last long.
Mr.. J. II. Rodger, MaloC Of Union,
was in .InncSvil!c lass week and put in :;
bih lur making the brick for the Alpha
Cotton Mills Mr.. W. f.. Morton,
superiuteud.nt of the Glover Cotton Mills
il in our town today Mr. Norton came
over To help locate the tGc'Gry. us he IS
we'll mp on This line nf enterprise.
MeSsrs f. Hey ward and Alac Wrav.
s.Nveyers nf the SGutncrD Railway, Wee
here las5 week making Il survey for .
spur tn the factory site.
Mr.. III. |. Gauit, OF G0wtleysvilla has
taken position with Harris Il Foster
in tie music lYu>.I;rsS.
Mr. Luis G.. Bates is travelling f,i
The Anderson Mattress and Spring B d
60.
Miss Erha IIau,es will return to til,
Columbia college tomorrow.
The first q!iv:":lY conference for tn.
JoueSvil.r circuit will be held ut. u,
Mt,icdiSt church hero Feb. l7rh auC
lSta.
I wish t. adj my tribute of respect :,
Hon. William Mlnfoc. I mad, NJ
| MnmiOp'% acquaintance when lie fits
| ,nlr To Union IL 1853 and from then t..
| the dav Of his Il ali H.:s ultimately nc
| Qia;n.ra wiz !ijm, a'.I iU!'in., all thoS
| forty tw . Years he was the SLme honor
| aNl", upright higltouod gentleman. Ifu
! rnr IT," six vclri s wed my t,
=, 'Tri!t justice. Nj. MGuroa was eve,
| r,,,d} n1H: WiitnE 20 .:;v1 ;nn legal alyica
| without money and without prica. II,
, p acticed some in my courts AMI he a.
ways gave me the same respect that II.
would judge upon the bench. In al
| practice at the bar he was fair, hnuo:
;thl" and courteous to his com JstiiorS
His war record was without :. JrmiS:;
| iiS lnst service WAS in ti:e Isl :. {. w!
nn'etra for three months after that b,
enlisted III the Macbeth artillery frr In,
var and was elected third Leutrnnanl
and In 1860 WAS tlaus:errpd to tile 18Th
). g. Volunteers, ,and appointed illjutauf
the former aIjutint, Ciough l.. SIMS
| having been killed IN front of Pctersbu O
lie was severely wounded by shell at Iii,
battle of SharpSburS, which woand Il.
carried to his grave
Really. all Union county feels baraav..;
III the death of such mau as tho Ilo,
| William Munroe.
TELEPHONE.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-02
The A. H. Foster Company.
A. H. FOSTER Pps B. ARTHUR WcePres G. H. OETzEL Treas

front ones not far off and th struggling
team IN the other ditch tryi NC 10 keep it
! i'll the road. This is no theory for 7 have
| had Il team dragged out of tho road by n
200 lhs. engine on - IN. tires and !
| have pulled , tons guann on IL 14OO lbs
wagon with inch tires and s!aved in
the middle OF the road. Why when the
roads are wet wide tire will slide to
every low place eve,A If it is to the bot
tom or gully. unless there is Sc netting
10 stop II, as the rnud is deep enough to
loid IL In plaza and when the mn. is deep
enough Tor that, the wheels lift up an
extra amount OF it on those hrna.1 tires.
Nhen Tie roads are soft enough to sink
'ieep. and clay roads will il it raj n. much,
even III tlres are a foot wide-anU mncf,
runs over wide tires, then it is hard on
Lhe team TO draw 1t. When a wide tire
vehicle mlres down, it is much harder 70
get out, There are others TIN nix who
Gnu'd give you some points on vii lie tires
II am not misinfOrmed. Mr. r.. II.
DAVIS and Mr.. ID. ]. Greeo' " both got
rid OF wide tire wagons bec4 use the> had
20 much trouble with them.
a pang or sorrow selZeS VIZ when we
realize that our fellow citizen. r. G.
liohsnn !s no more. He died Tues. ,ay
night 23vd aud was bur ted in the Sais, =,
church Cemetery, We'd nesday evening. in
Inc presence Ut quite a number of friends
ana relatives. Mr.. Hobson had bpen a
sufferer for several years from an afYec.
ti"h of cancerous nature. but had been
conhiitd TO his room only two weeks. His
suaellhgs were great towards the last
D'it ne died easy and without a struggle.
iie aieu In hope and wishing that deatl,
would come. Mr. Hobson was descend.
ant and member of the best families
,has ever lived in this county, carefully
brought up, aUd gentleman. He was
4 membrr OF Salem Baptist church and
LOT good While held the active position
Oh Deacon and Sunday School Superin-
tehdent. lie was Il Mason and while
these orders were in existence here he
was >. OF Il. and /. O. G.. T. and a
consistent member. Always upright i'm
hls dealings and generous almost to a
fault.
lie leaves one child, a daughter. and
many relatives and friends to mourn his
loSs--h.5 wife preceded him to the tomb
about ten months.
In the last days OF his sickness kind
and loving friends were constantly by his
side to administer t. his wants. but alas
they and the physician could do nothing
To wa.d off the inevitable.
HEY DENVER.
Santuc, S. c., January, goth 1900.