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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-19

lhe commune alieges that the late
terrible explosion Of the magazine in
the Avenue Tsrocodere was the work
Of treason, and accuses the Versaillists
Of having agents in their midst, stating
that to one Of these agents the calamity
is doubtless due. Over one hundred
persons were killed by the explosion
and large number wounded and
bruised by the heavy boulders and fly
ing fragments which followed. A great
part of the Avenue Perocodere is piled
with the ruins and debris OF the
nam outh structure. A number of ar
rests have been made of persons sus-
pected of completely in the affair and a
strict investigation has been ordered by
the Commune.
The Prussi~ns Preparing to Attack
Paris.
VERSAILLES, May IS.-The Prussians
are preparing to attack the east side Of
Paris. A large force OF troops have
been massed and will shortly move on
the encelnts.
Female Provost Marnhals.
LONDON, May l8.-The Times special
from Paris says the Commune has re-
solved to form central club Of women,
for the purpose of disarming runaways.
Agitation OF the People.
The Daily Neacs special from Paris
reports great agitation among the peo-
pie, and the distrust of the Commune
grows universal. Arrests are becoming
general
1t is supposed that the Germans are
about to send in their ultimatum.
A heavy column of troops are now
passing and battle is hourly expected
The RepuIse at NeuiIIy.
A telegraph special from Versailles
says a body of 10000 insurgents at
tempted on Tuesday to surprise the
Government forces at Neuilly, but were
repulsed and driven back to their own
lines.
Clement and Brunei, members oil the
Commune have been arrested!
The committee of Safety appeal to
the National Guard to secure the tri-
umph Of the Commune, and in 80 doing
describe the fearful results which will
come from their inactivity.
Retaliation Ordered.
The Commune has directed Regault
to make reprisals for all acts Of cruelty
perpetrated by the Versailles command
ers. 1t is reported that the Versailles
troops have carried the Muett Gate Of
Paris by storm.
A Change In the Treaty.
VERSAILLES, May 1.-THE canonade
of approaches to Paris continues.
The committee appointed by the AS
sembly to consider the treaty of peace,
have proposed to the Assembly to ex-
change the territory Of Lets" for that
stipulated, to be ceded to Germany, in
the vicinity OF Belforte.
The New Spanish Loan.
LONDON, May lo.-Ihe new Spanlsn
loan has been introduced into the Lon
don market
1t is reported that the Turkish Gov.
ernment is about to make fresh issue
Of consolidated bonds to the amount Of
thirty million dollars.
Alarmed About NapOleOnism.
LONDON, May lS.-The statement
that the Civil Commission is to accom-
pany each army of the Commune is
confirmed. This is for the purpose of
preventing a military dictatorship,
which the Commune fears will end in
the return Of the Imperial Dynasty Of
Napoleon" to the throne.
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CALIFORNIA.
Handsome subscription.

San Francisco, May ls.-Gov.
Sandford has subscribed $4,000 to-
wards the endowment Of professorship
in the Odd Fellows College, Of Maripo-
90, California.
Women's Suffrage Convention.
The Pacific Coast Womens Suffrage
Convention held q session on last Tues
day at Pacific Hall. Over one hundred
delegates were present.
The Wheat Crop.
A general rain prevailed throughout
the state on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, which has greatly improved the
prospects, Of the wheat crop
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G. P. Mute, a cattle buyer, was rob
bed OF 5000 Wednesday evening 10
what is known as the Village Wood,
about three miles east Of Des Moines
Iowa, by three men who suddenly ap
peared and grabbed his horses head
and dealt him a powerful blow in the
face, knocking him sepseless from his
buggy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-19

The steamer Germanis, belonging TO
the Hamburg and American Packet
Com pany. arrived at New York yester'
day. She brought TIA steerage pas
sengers, the largest number ever brought
by any steamer.
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1t has been finally decided BY the
committee that the unveiling OF the
Morse statue will take place on the 10th
of June, at 4 p N, at Central Park,
New York.
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INDIANA.
Kilued By . Raiirsad Train.

Kiuled BY Railread Train.
New ALBANY, IND. May lS.-Rich :
ard NJ. Murphy, an old and prominent
citizen, was killed here yesterday while
attempting to cross the track Of the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
railroad.
BRookvlLLR, IND, May l7.-Bailey,
who was with Mcdonald Cheek, when
he killed his father-in.law, and who was
tried as accessory, was found guilty and
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, ID. n, President,
With Full Corp OF Professors.

OPENED BUT RECENTLY FOR PUk.
~ poses OF instruction, this Institution
has already attained very extensive range
OF patronage and support.
II possesses the finest grounds and build.
ings In the STATE.
Classes are formed I'm all the regular
Departments OF Collegiate and Scientific
Study.
Special advantages for thorough acqulsi-
tion Of the Modern Languages, the study
OF Geology, and other branches In the In
terest Of Agriculture.
Chemistry taught according 10 the new
and only CORRECT system.
Teachers Class every Spring Term.
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus.
TUITION from els to s2i per year.
FALL TERN begins Sept. 7th. Winter,
December 9Th. Spring, March 2lst
commencement, June 18th.
p6-Send for a Catalogue. -
tStsO. e. STURGISs,
Secretary BOARD Of Regents.
MorgantOwn, W. Va, July ~, 1870.
sep1
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Killed by Lightning.

Richard IIintz, farmer, living about
eleven miles from this city, was killed
by lightning last night during the
thunder storm. lie was plowing in
one Of his fields, but left his work on
the approach Of smart shower. He
released his horses from the harness,
and mounting one Of them, rode slowly
towards home. When within two
hundred yards Of his house flash Of
lightning descended and instantly kill
ed him. His clothes were rent by the
force Of the shock and one boot torn
entirely off his foot. The horse he
was riding was only slightly injured,
Suicide.
La SALE, May lS.-Samuel Ed
wards, harness maker, committed sui
eide by shooting himself in the breast
with a revolver Tuesday night last
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NEW YORK.
Miniature Ship for England.

New YORK, May lS.-The miniature
ship, City of Ragusa, will sail for Eng
land next Monday, with cargo Of 500
bricks, and a crew of one man and a
dog. She expects to reach Liverpool in
forty days.
Fire I'm Dry Goods Store.
A fire in Gridley g. Sons dry goods
store, Nos. 300 and 3ll Grand street,
caused by the explosion OF kerosene
lamp, caused damage to the stock OF
1000, and to the building, OF $500.
Insured.
Body Identified.
The body Of the young lady who
committed suicide at Lakeview, Tues
day has been identified as that Of Miss
Minnie Gardiner, daughter of Edward
Gardiner, editor of the Bayonne Herald.
The supposition as to the cause OF the
act is that it was the result of a long at
tack of brain fever, from which she suf-
fered some months ago, and from which
she had not entirely recovered.
RnIOT Befused to Confess.
A special from Binghampton says, that
as further evidence than Rulotf's denial
thst any confession has been made by
him, it may be stated that Mr.. Root
the Sheriff of Tompkins county, were to
have the confession, for which Rulotf
demanded $4,000, payable to his broth
er, but he would make it only by con-
sent OF that relative. That consent was
asked, but Ruloff' answered he would
rather pay $4,000 than receive single
dollar on any such condition. and posi-
lively refused his consent This an
swer was reported to Ruloff, and he has
not yet told Root anything That gen
tleman was in his cell at 1870 o'clock
this morning, but Ruloff never opened
his ips concerning his past misdeeds.
For moment he seemed about to talk,
saying things about here will be all
hurly burly tomorrow, and | had better
do, all my talking tonight but after a
few rambling remarks of no conse-
quence, he turned to his dictionaries
and renewed his pathological labors.
His general demeanor is as yet nm
changed.
The Foster Murder Trial.
Up to two o'clock P. M to day only
eleven jurors had been obtained in
the Foster murder trial. Upwards of
eight hundred have been empanneled
and a new pannel is order for the
twelfth juror. The court adjourned till
tomorrow.
DIR. Evans, the AbOrtiOnist.
The jury brought in verdict this
morning in the case of the notorious
abortionist DR.. Evans, after being out
all night. He was found guilty OF man.
slaughter in the second degree, and was
sentenced to three and half years i'm
nriSomant
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ILLINOIS,.
Soldiers Reunion,

SPRINGFIELD, May lS.-A grand re-
union OF veteran Illinois soldiers is pro-
posed to be held in this city on the
29th of June next.
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Evans, the AbOrtiOnist.

The jury brought in a verdict this
morning in the case of the notorious
abortionist DR.. Evans, after being out
all night. He was found guilty OF man
slaughter in the second degree, and was
sentenced to three and half years i'm,
priSpmopt
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The Foster Murder Trial.

Up to two o'clock P. NJ. to day only
eleven jurors had been obtained in
the Foster murder trial. Upwards Of
eight hundred have been empanneled
and a new pannel is order for the
twelfth juror The court adjourned till
~ orrpw
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Gold closed in New York Yesterday
at ll2i.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-19

Champagne and lobster salad
Make a treaty suit the palate.
CanyaS-backs and terrapin
Sauce 10 serve a treaty In.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
~ton-Resident Eofics

No. G33, 0 A. and J. Btll-In the gtrst Ohan.
eeIy Count OF 5hslby county, State of Ten.
nessee-Mereoith Yates, complainant. VS..
Parker c.. Evan The State Of Tennessee,
The Couu4y OF Shelby, b City o. Mem
phts, and z. L. Brown, surviving partner OF
nrm OF 7. Z. Brown q Co, defendants:
On motion Of complainant, by his solicitor,
" IL appearing fr n the allegations of the
said biil, which Is sworn TO. that the said
Parker q. Even Il 7. e. Brown are nom
residents OF the state OF Tennessee; thatsaid
Evan resides in Clarendon, Monroe county,
Arkansas; that said Brown resides in Dss.
MOlnes, Iowa; that on the 18th day OF June,
H7l, a writ OF attachment was issued in the
above cause, and the sane mas been returned
levied on III the interest OF said Evan in
that part Of country lot, No. Es9, in said
Shelby county, situated en- Adams street, in
said city of Memphis, the same being the
psrcel OF land purchased by said EVAN Of
John A. Anderson, trustee, etc, by deed re-
corded in Registers ofics OF said Shelby
county, in Boo No. 20, pages 343, ct seqr, and
more particularly described IN said bill, 20
secure TIE complainant in shout he snm OF
S472 79, less q credit OF about 500 paid on
ground rents. which said sum OF money, IL 8
alleged IN said bill, is due anu owing to COM
plainant, or accompaniment and said State
of Tennessee, lid county Of Shelby, SAID
city Of Memphis and said z. L. Brown, re-
specttvely, as set forth in said bill, SIS and Tor
the unpaid ground rents, State and county
and corporation taxes and Hicolson pave
ment tax, as set forth In said bill, and due
and owing By said Evan. IS. assignee OF said
land, the same being a part OF the a de.
" y AAeN - N4e3| ia ~
at.lsW IS the complalnantl to Thomas =.
Carol, by his demise OF june i, 1858 and re-
nsWed thereof of july Z, 1853, recorded re-
~specively in Registers Office of said Shelby
county, in Book NO 4, pages 10 and II, and
Book No. Il, PIP. lS4, et seqr., and came to
said Evan by mesne assignments, rs set
forth IN said bill, and that sand sum of money
is a lien on said EVANS SAID land till paid:
II is Therefore ordered by me, as CLERK
and Master OF said Chancery Court,
that said Parker Q. Evan and 7.
E, Brown make their appearance here
in, st the Court House, in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the hrst
Monday in August next, nj plead, answer
or demur to compartments sad bill, or the
same will be taken Tor confessed and set Tor
hearing expaIte a. to them; and that a copy
of his order be published once q week, for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP.
peal. This the 18th day OF June, IaL
A copy attest:
Edmund A. COLE, Clerk and fEaster.
BY r, j. BLACK, D. Q. AID N,
n. N. Edwards, Sol. for cOmp'lt ieI7 sat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
ATTACHEERT HnTIGE-

In the Circuit Court of Shelby County, at
Bartlett. Tenn.-SpaFTei Hill, administers
tor OF N. K. Hill, surviving partner OF Smith
& Ht1, q nrm composed Of N. X. Hill
ThOs. =. Smith. VS.. Malcolm Mcneil.
IN this cause an attachment havtng been
L sued out under section &5 of the Code and
returned into Court, levied upon the follow
| ing property, to-Wtt: On 2 portion OF the fol-
lowing tract OF land, as the property OF Chs
de. endan in Shelby county Tennessee, be-
on John Rice's south line OF 200 acres, at the
gOutheastc orner Of a ten acre lot, sold to Jane
i. HarkleroRd, n. 30 E, 81 Inns from a white
oak marked L; thence N. S9' Is. with Hice's
Rine's line; Themes 81. 10 W., go chains and 50
links TO a stake in the OLD State line road:
! thence 3 &o W, y chains and - links:
thence 8. IL E., y chains and 80 link to the
northwest corner OF said ten acre lot; thence
east to the northeast cOruer OF said
ten acre lot; thence s-outhWaTdly 70 the be-
ginning. In all about A. acres All Of the
above tract IS levied on except the west pOr-
ton thereof, containing Il l4-l0 acres, con-
veyed by the SAID Mcneil to john P. Ca-u-
theirs, ON the 10th day of February, 1866, OF
defendant, and fndavft having been made
that the defendant is indebted 20 DlatI1ti~ in
the sum OF $50, 10y pen account for Cervtcas
rendered as attorneys lOr defendant, and
that the defendant is a nonresident OF TIE
State of Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before the Jungs
OF b Bartlett Circuit Court Of Shelby Conn
~, at hex Courthouse IN the tow Of Bart
lett, on thsseeOnd Monday in August next,
time prescribed by law, or the same VIII be
proceeded with eLparte, and that q CODY Of
this order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
Dons At once, this 9TH day OF August, 1871.
stephens & Stephens. attIys for pIsiutifs-
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NONRESIDENT H1TIUE.

so. sos, R. DIN the Second Oh1ncery Court
Of shelby County, Tel2n--J, y, Olapp. Q.
=, Vance and j. A. Anderson, Grm Of qlapp,
Vance q Anderson, VS. Richard Hanks.
TT appearing from the bill, which Is sworn
to1n lhis cause thai the defendant, Richard
Hankg, is Justly indebted to the cOnplsinnnts
Ia inc s6m Of 1900, duo by sccCunt for SER
vices rendered, and that he IS 9 non
resideut Of the State Of Tennessee, and
thsf ior there causes an attachment
Wss sued out OF this Cours agsiust
~ property OF defendant and the same
was issned and has beea returned by
the aherfh, duly levied Oh the property OF
defendant. Richard HankH.
Il Is therefore ordered, By the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearances
herein, st the o0uFf-house OF the second
Uhancery Court Ia she city OF Memphis,
Tennessee. on or be1aIe the fret Eou.
day IN August, Ie7l, and plead, IN
answer or 6emuT to c3mpisinants' bin, OF
the same Will be taken icr confessed a. q
hin. and set for Rearing exparts, and that z
eopg OF this order be published onca a week
fof Our successive WsefE IN the AenphN AZ
PEAL. This June q, I6L
A copy-attest.
FM.D n. STEWART, Clerk andM Master,
Rt g. BEIoHER. Deputy O. and N.
Iapp, Vance & Anderson, Sols. for Gem
plaaEen8s 1e~H1
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Good Ordinary, I7zo; Low Middling,
l9He; Middling, 29Zc; Good Middling,
2lZe. Sales spot, 1890 bales; futures,
9,D0o bales; October, 1870.
2p.m-Steady but firm. Sales, 1850
bales; futures, 1000 bales.
4p.m.-Stesdy but firm, Sales, spot,
1900 bales; futures, LOCO bales.
o0rToN IN LIVERPOOL,
LIVERPOOL, June 30, II m-Cotton
opened excited and holders asking higher
prices, Sales, 5000 bales. Uplsnds,
fully 6 9-I6d; Orleans, fully szd. Ar
rivals firm and active.
2 p.m.-Cotton strong. Sales, 20,OO0
bnles; 5000 for export snd speculation.
Middling UpIsnds fully g l9-I6d; Orleans
folly 90.
4p.m.-Cotton steady and unchanged.
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PET10n 90 lHe0aPQRATl0H.

&c. 3l4.-ll She First Chancsry Cou t o.
shelby county, Tennessee.
EAybhRhAS, II. J. Wicks, ". 7. Avery, A
w W. Peters, d. Cockrill, II. ". Register
Montgomery, q. Jones, J., G. johnson, n H
Berkshire, ]. 3. Clayton, A. Alston, B 5
Barnes, Frank Taft, L.G.Garrett, WI. AhoOD,
x. q. ETinkleY. Il. O. McCOmD, G.. +. Vance,
Lyles J.. Holman, W h Cherry, Il Henlyl
Thomas Boyle, - Martin, Mrs. Kenzler.
Mrs. Cornell, August Berton, w. Dean, p. ii.
Donnelly, A. Montevedi, e. Tighs, : N. VIM
ters, Thomas n. Patton, Leon T.Ousdale,-
W1lenburg, Mrs. @ Q. Atktnson, Mrs. --
Douglass, A. Z. Garry, - speed, {. j. Selden,
{. j. Hargau, ali residents OF Shelby county,
Tennessee, and the present cOrpOratOrE OF
"TaE Il C0UETT TURNPIKE COMPANY"
have died an application in The First Cham
Gerry Court OF Shelby county, for an amend
maut 70 the charter of said Turnpike Com
pRny, granted it by an act OF the General AS
seInblY OF the state OF Tennessee, passed dur
Ing a SESSION OF the Legislature held IN 1858
and 1869 The desired Amendment beng that
additional powers be gained said corpora
ton as ~ the rules governing subscribers;
hat the poWeT OF the President snd direC.
tors be enlarged concerning the purchase and
loans, etc, etc For further nfOrmatiOn re-
ference Is haG to said petition herein.
IL is therefore ordered, that all persons de-
string 50 to do make their appearance herein
of Memphis, Tenn, on or bsfore the FIRST
Monday in July, 1871, and show cause, If any
they have, why the said amendment should
not be gTanted according TO the prayer Of
sad petition, or the same VIII be heard and
proceeded with exparte, ana that a COPY Of
this Order be published for thirty days L the
Memphis Appeal.
ED3UAD a. COLE, Clerk and MaHter.
By Il. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Is. B. Barnes and Van N. Anderson, Att'yE.
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New York as well as Liverpool was
considerably excited to-day over the
decrease Of 139, 600 bales in the stock
on hand at the latter point by actual
count, and the decrease Of l23, 600
bales by actual count in the stock OF
American cotton added largely to the
excitement, and forced prices up from
8 9-l6d and sgd for Uplands and Or
leans to 8 l3-I6a9d. New York adj
vanced from 2O2c at the opening to
20fc, but soon after declined to and
closed quiet at 202. The advance In
other markets had the effect TO stifien
prices mere, and factors generally were
disposed 70 advance prices, but failed
to obtain even the presence Of buyers
at their tables, and we're compelled to
reduce their prices to the closing
rates of yesterday in order to realize.
Buyers were extremely cautious and
orders being limited IN number, they
found In some instances that factors
would even shade yesterdays prices
to effect sales. Transactions were
larger than on any previous day dur
ing the week, and foot up 500 bales in
Gliding several lists. Among the
purchases were 3 Strict Ordinary, 15c;
40 Stained Good Ordinary, 161c;
is Good Ordinary loci 2 do 16c;
6 do lie; 80 do nc; 90 do
I73c; % Strict Good Ordinary, 18fc; 3
do 1910; 80 Low Middling, 1910; 3 do
Stained, I9c; so Low Middling, good
style, and one list at 19sc; 80 bales Of
the same grade, another list 1870; 5
do I9c; % Good Ordinary to Strict
Middling, Is a Bic; 20 Middlngs,
zoe. Receipts were 178 bales;
shipments. 100 bales; stock,
5623 bales. Receipts for the week
ending today are 1902 bales; ship
ments, I206; sales, 1915 bales. The
same excitement noticed to-day vas
experienced last year at this time
consequent upon the decrease Of the
stock at Liverpool below the estimat-
ed OF running statement. Last year,
however, the decrease was but 5000
bales. and in America 10000 bales.
The weekly statement, as t~elegraphed
to-day. compared with that Of last
week and last year, Is as follows:
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FFugtea 5 ale.

D. virtue Of q deed Of trust executed 60
u me by Charles Thomas and lane o.
EhOmas, on the 18th day OF Nay, EG7, to Sc.
cure me payment OF a certain Indebtedness
which Is fully described ana set out IN said
deed which is recorded In the Registers
ONCE % shelby county. State OF Tsuues-
see IN Book 81, parts, pages 405, A7 and A6,
l VIII IS Trustee, sell for cash, to the highest
otcdeT, in 'front.' u the ONCE OF Tcnng. Nal
Tory q Cannon, is Madison street, city Of
memphis, on Saturday, the LIST day Of July
b7l, within legal hours, the following de-
scrtoed land to-wit: Lot No. 2 OF the subdf-
vision OF the lands belnging to tire heirs Of
the late DR. Lewis c. TrezeYRDt, containing
mir y-nve and Ons-hali acres, beginning al
the northwest corner Of lot No 8, thence
- east, y 5O-l0O c5aiu 70 astake, then south
north % links to q red oak stump, Inc south.
east corner Of lot no. on the Plank road,
thence south 81 west 10 q LOO chains 70 q
stake on the west side OF said plank road;
thence north 529 west S0o 4S-I01 chains
70 8 stake On the west boundary OF the
tract aud on John PoPe's east Ltns. theme
north chains to the north corner Of the
tract, q hickory thence, Z 5G-t0 chains TO
tee beginning. The equity o. redsmp tion
is expressly waived, and the title TO aaid
property Is believed to he good, butt sell and
cOAvey only Is Trustee.
fsl LFWIs r CARR. Trusfea
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MAMMOTH CAVE

TBETouta 20 this Greatest Natural wonder
4 OF the world is via Louisville and Nash
vile T.. R. to Glasgow Junction or Cave City,
va thence by easy stages seven miles
through the finest scenery. NAM
moth ave Hotel, newly lifted and furnished
throughout, is hrst-olsss IN every respect.
Amusements of every kind-splendid Dane.
Base BAN, Ten Pins, etc. Finest Fishing and
HunJinr within a few minutes walk Of the
hotel Eirst-cla n Band during the entire
season. Purest atmosphere and most tnVigo-
rating climate on the continent Tempera
ture IN the region OF The Gave always t9'.
Sulphur Water OF any reQuired trengt re-
Gently discovered IN tne Cave. and always on
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the BeteL The very best summer Resort In
America. d. L. GRAVES, Proprietor.