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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-01
LIN e A
VAPORES-CURRE0S ESP AN0LES,
1sntre Liverpoolv Puerto. Eico,
l1 IinTm % Mti LI,a lH lG iis:sa.
Tipo. reducidos de Fietea.

canelas. ssccs vacios, P1rfu~
rnerla, JuhuCfgs, CucslD exit. !G9t
DrGFdE. -ss'-.t 10000
tocsLa. I{n. hif bro, eobre. G1- Tor tone
tlt iata clavos, tubos F2ra
gas s.serreterla. piuturs. ;tcei- lada de peso
q jArca Jtltrsa. v"las, p4pel, col
muehes where's, vinos. lico me6ida
rSles. ............... .,........... q oDcior do:
aouiparia (no tenleudo pleas
uTe p,lsen de dos toaeladas de S50l VRpor.
Uesol pailas para azucar....t
ga Wdrieria. ceryo2a. ctr1I ento 1nI
ladrliios, abon0s. ...,..... ~"
erro calderoe iogoneS. l5. Ton. de DoSo.
roZ hasta 1000 saco5, Isl pasa
de aO3> sacoe, hete convencio- AL ldem.
~nf j
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-01
1000 mil pesos fuertes!
BILLET-S De LA LOTERIA NACTONAL
EXTRAO 1DINARIA DE MADRID,
PARA EL % DE DlClEMBRE.
Dc venta en- En- III eGRAFo, San Justo Ia
g. MELON Il O, h. 20 d.
CsrruaicS dc Go'n.@, Ramos y NalPnZO.

Desde 81 dia 10 del presente mes, la EN-.
presa, p p Eas co,npdi1ad del putlioo, au-
meDtar, las saliias ,iia rias d.. 20 c. hes en-
relacion con les horas que tiene nsta ncidas
ell TRANVIA, y con una rebaja notable en-
los precios.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
De la Carolina d Rio -piedras, las u d
10i de Ia maflana.
De Ca s,iils u Rio-ledras, i las 81 y 8 de
la ma mana.
De Rio -piedras prra ambos runtos 4 las 8
de la tarde, fe-atlos todas horts, abo-
nando los asientOs que ttnga el coche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-01

Sonos dichosos al seflalar los excelen-'
teS reSultadoS que COnStantemente alcau-
zamoS con el empleo del Jarabe d. RShano
iodado como regenerador de la sanore.
en- clertaS afeccioneS que proceden de una
acrimonla cualquiera de ella, cuando el 10
duro de potasio la esencia de zarzaparrilla.
G, aceite de higado de bacalao y otros mu-
chos depurativos en- boga eran insuf]cientes
Q no podfan ser soportados por algun es-
tonnage muy delicado.D
o'A. FAvRor,
Aator del Trdtado lie las Intermediates
de las miVeres y de las afecciones cancereas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-01

~No me era dado recomendar con exc>ca
CT Jarabe de RAbano iodado, pues, an
M Jufcio es uno de los mas poderosos mo-
.aililcadores dc los constituciones lima.
Balo su Influenza, ,r1ceras escrof,losas
4uS que naua podia curar, que Sc habian mos
causticos, las he visto cicatrtzarse con
una celeridad extraordinaria.
I'm los ninos, he visto tambien afeccionea
tuberculosis de los huesos modiflcsrSe
Curarse mediante la administra Cion del
Jarabe de RAbano iodado. ~'~
Or eUEsNARp,
Antique Inferno de los Hospi.ales de- Paris.
Medico en- Nueva- Orleans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
BY CABLE.

PARIS, June 21.-The Jesuits ex-
PEELED from France have purchased a
house at Prague.
The chamber of deputies passed the
religious estimate by a vote Of 800 to
&c, the extreme left joining the min
ority.
BERLIN, June 21.--Article 3 of the
church bill has been approved by the
Prussian diet. 1t provides that judg-
ment against delinquents be limited
to declaration of incapacity for filling
office, instead of dismissal altered
wording, implying mere deprivation
of income.
PARIS, June 21.-The municipal
authorities have voted 100000 francs
for the celebration of the national
fete day, July 14th, on condition that
the general government grants 5OO,-
600 francs for the same purpose.
CABUL, June 2l.-The governor Of
Ghuznel being unable to main
tain himself there, has returned. He
brings letters from Hoshki Alan,
strongly urging the claims of Moosah
Kahn Asameer.
LONDON, juno 21.--Last week a
court martial was held at Knights
bridge barrack in the quarters Of tue
Horse Guards, on Thomas Dale, alias
Jordan, captain of "a Canadian team of
cricketers, and he was sentedced for
'desertion to 36 days imprisonment.
lie managed to escape from the guard
room, but being recaptured by a civil
ian, another court martial immediate
ly increased his sentence to 1856 days.
CALCUTTA, June 21.-By allotment
of the new Al per cent loan the gov
ernment makes a clear gain Of ten lacs
rupees.
Jean Henri Strack, the welI-knoWr
architect, is dead, aged IA.
BERLIN, June 2l.-BEs,narck in.
sisting on the adoption of the church
bill, the conservatives and liberals
have reconsidered their position of op.
position and resolved that the adop.
tion of few notifications would en-.
able them to support it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
River TeIegrans.

LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-River ris-
ing, slowly, 10 feet l inch in the canal
and 8 feet inch in the chute on
falls Arrived, Virgie Lee, from
Memphis to Cincinnati.
PTTsBURG, June 21.-River 4 feet
3 inches, and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-River "a feet
4 inches, and falling. Weather fair
and warm. Arrived, Golden Grown,
New Orleans.
CAIRO, ILL, June 19.-Arrived,
Will Kyle, Cincinnati, midnight; j.
D. Parker, Cincinnati, l am. Cons
Millar, Memphis, l. Departed, J. D.
Parker, Memphis, 2 am. Cons Mil
lar, Cincinnati, 3 am. Will Kyle,
New Orleans, 5 am. Weather clear
and pleasant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
Cincinnati.

+ CINCINNATI, June 2l.-The hot
weather has not had the effect to
lessen the ardor of the friends of eau
didates, and the streets have pre-
sented an animated appearance since
II o'clock. The Americus aud Ran
dali clubs Of Philadelphia paraded
the streets with music and banners,
and were soon after followed by the
Hendricks club, of Indiana.
The chief topic of conversation
is the letter of Mr.. Tilden declining
the use of his name again for the
presidency, while some were disposed
to read in the close of the letter a
willingness to serve the party. The
majority of the leaders look upon it
as final declination, Hon. Sam. ].
Randall and Hon. Henry Watterson
took this view of the letter.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
Quarantine Boats.

The four quarantine or medical
boats now about completed at Pitts
burg, one of which is for service here,
he to start this week for the south.
they are respectively named the Ben
ner, Picket, Patrol, and Lookout.
The Pittsburg Commercial of Satur-
day describes them as follows:
"The flagship Of the feet is the
Benner. She is named after the late
Lieut.. Henry A. Benner, whose life
was sacrificed for others. Her cabin
is devoid of stateroomS forward, and
the space, 14x50 feet, is to be taken up
by 30 iron cots for patients. ATT Of
t6is space are two handsome apart
ments for the two doctors on board,
and there are also accommodations for
crew of eight or ten. On the boiler
deck is located an iron tank 6x8 feet
for containing bedding, ETC., to be
cleansed of "sporads" with steam
pressure Of 30 pounds. A well ap.
pointed medicine case forms part Of
the Benners cabin, furniture, also a
bath room, with "hoj and cold" water
facilities. This vessel is for duty as
patrol, and as furnishing supplies to
the following stations Cairo, Mem
phis and Yicksburg. As adjuncts 70
tie Benner are three small, swift
stee\ propellers, the Picket, Lookout
and Patrol. Each is 36 feet long, 2
feet be an, aud 81 feet hold, fitted with
tnbular boilers, vertical engines and
a propeller of 32 inch diameter and &
teet hitch This will make $50 reyo-
iutiops per mi.pute, and these boats
must prove very fast. Their duty is
to overhaul passing steamers, and tc
see that such are observing quarantine
regulations. The crew Of each is
two men. A physician will be OF
board during service.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
From the Lake County, Tenn,
Star.

D. L. Tiptonruns the race for sheriff
alone, with fair prospects Of sue
cess. Dan is in the head so far.
Anumber of our farmers are thresh
ing wheat this week.
DR.. W. +. Jones killed an eagle the
other day that measured seven feet
from tip to tip. g-
From a little bird we discover that
New Madrid is trying to join Upton
vile in nuptial tie.
Seventy-fye passengers will board
the steamer Virgie Lee at Paducah
this morning.
New Madrid county, Mo-, conven-
tion instructed its delegates for j. S.
Marmaduke for governor, Thoma.
Holiday for auditor, VIM. Napton for
supreme judge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

THE Tammany chieftain, John Kel-
ley, now at Cincinnati, carrying a
sharp tomahawk and covered with
war paint, also with 600 followers at
his heels, declares it impolitic for the
democratic national convention to Sc
leet either candidate from the state Of
New York. Outside of that state he
says material can de found to har-
monize the party, and around which
Tammany and other political inAu-
cnces will rally, and New York can
be carried for the democracy without
a serious struggle.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
A New ReiOrner.

Boston Globe.
The methods of social, political and
religious reform are various and fre
quently peculiar, but the most original,
and perhaps the most effective in its
way, is that proposed by an anony-
nous person, styling. .himselfa Christ
ian and reformer," who sends out
privately circular entitled "Popery
and its Only Cure" AS stated in his
own words, this method is to let the
pope be arrested, and, if not hanged,
sent to the island of st. Helena"
As in the case of all great inventions.
the simplicity of this plan Is its most
striking feature. The Christian re.
former who has discovered this meth
cd of treatment adds, in written ap-
pendix, that he sends his circulars
ito all the influential men in Boston
and some to the popish priests with
letters letting them know the danger
they rein OF roasting in hell eternal
ley for evel they are doing to mankind
but especially to children" He is
evidently bound to make his scheme
OF reform success.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
DistIIIery Damagcd-Loss Of Lii,

CHICAGO, June 2l,-The United
States distilling company's brewery,
on Twenty-seventh street, near the
lake, was partially burned this morn
ing. The loss on the building and
stock, chiefly whiskies, high wines and
machinery is from twenty-five to
thirty thousand dollars-Insurance
$4,000. Daniel Q. McCarty and Pat
Lindin, employees, were probably fa-
tally burned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
Four DAYS in a Swamn.

CarrolltOn, Miss. Courier.l
Two or three weeks ago. a little
eight year old son of Mrs. Turner a
widow living near McNutt in LeAore
county, got lost in the swamp while
attempting to 60 to a neighbor's
house, some three or four miles dis.
tant. The entire community turned
out to hunt for him.
but the search was fruitless
until the fourth day, when they found
him only about five miles from the
place where he had first lost his way,
Though four days in the swamp. hun
cry and surrounded by wild beasts.
the little fellow did not dispair, but
at the frsU sight of his rescuers, ran
to them and inquired the way to
MoNutt.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

and selections. The Clarksville
Chronicle of last week has the follow
ing in relation to the market there:
Our receipts are fair, and our sales
for the week will foot up 500 hogs
heads. We have to report a very sc-
tive and strong market at higher
prices for fat fine leaf, and a full
market for the poorer kinds. We had
sprinkling of fine tobacco scattered
through the breaks, which sold at lOc,
l2c to 123c without one-tenth enough
to supply the demand. 1t pays well
every year to raise fine tobaccos, it al
ways brings high prices regardless of
the prices OF the poorer kinds. We
hope that we viii soon have good
rains to enable our planters to pitch
the remainder of the crop"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

THE Hon. Samuel j. Tilden has
withdrawn from the presidential race
The telegraphic news is to this effect.
He gracefully declines in a letter
which would, perhaps, fill a column
in this journal. Mr.. Tilden doubtless
foresaH the inevitable, and knowing
that Tam many could not be concili
ated, at the ssme time feelingpatriotic,
desiring to heal party differences, and
save his credit, lai,It himself aside, be.
fore the convention ruet, to prevent
the latter from shelving him. Mr..
Tilden would doubtless have received
the heaviest vote ofauy single Sandi-
date on the first ballot, but his nom
ination was impossible. He was wise
enough to see it and so has with
drawn. The country will think bet
ter of him for it, and it would have
been the same with Grant had he
acted as wise.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

The Tennessee delegation to the
national democratic convention mum.
bars "a and are as follows At large,
Jaues D. Porter, J. W. Childress,
Thos. O'Connor and W. H. Carroll.
First district: John A. Mckinney
and John Allison. Second district
VIM. L. Walker and Moses White.
Third district: j. 3. Cooke and S. E.
Cunningham. Fourth district r. L.
G. White and join A. Tife. Fifth
district: W. B. Butler and j. B.
LAUGH. Sixth district John Over
tot and Nathan Brandon. Seventh
dis. rict: Thos. M. Jones and D. B.
Cooper. Eighth district: s. A. Cham
pion and John NJ. Taylor. Ninth
district /; T. I. Edwards and S. Hill.
Tenth district: j. NJ. Heating and
Alfred MclNeal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

Atlanta is agitating the ooustruc-
ton of a canal from Chattahoochee
river, SO as to furnish the city with
increased water power sufficient for
manufacturing purposes. The length
of the canal from the Uhattahoochee
river to the Sewanee will be about
thirty-fye miles, and thence to the
city tbirty-one miles. The canal can
be built at a cost of $4,000 a mile at
present prices, making the entire cost
Of the work from 81 100000 to 81 ,4SO,.
600.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
What They Thought Then.

Philadelphia Times.
-Four years ago, when General Gar
field was up for reelection to con-
gress, large number ofrepublicans of
his district bolted the nomination for
reasons which they explained in a
series Of resolutions adopted at a pub
lie meeting. They declared that there
is no man to-day offcicially connected
with the administration of our nation
al government against whom are Justly
preferred more or graver charges
Of corruption than are publicly made
and abundantly sustained against
James A. Garfield" The resolutions
then recited the popular stories about
the Credit Mobilier business, the De
Golyer fee, the back pay bill, and con-
cluded that since Garfield entered
congress there is scarcely an instance
in which rings and monopolies have
been arrayed against the interest of
the people that he has been found
active in speech or vote upon the side
Of the latter, but in almost every case
he has been the ready champion of
the rings and monopolies.@ There is
something absolutely dismal about
this as 1t reappears in some of the
western papers, and it is noteworthy
that none Of the organs have under
taken Q word In defense. '''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
FREE LOVE IN LONDON.
Two YOJng PrOIetarianS About
10 Contract a Free Union.

London Daily News.
Two inhabitants of London have
announced their attention of tread
ing on the toes Of Mrs. Grundy with
great form and ceremony. Signor Gil
Opani Defendi and Signorina Emelia
Trouzi-Zanardelli have communicated
to French paper an announcement
in regular continental form that
they are about to contract an union
libre. Civil marriage is not nearly
advanced enough for these en-
lightened young persons. They point
out that it, like the more antiQuated
religious ceremony, is an institution
bourgeoise, not Offering any serious
guarantee to proletarians of the two
sexes, and presenting besides many
serous objections to such persons. So,
Giovanni Defendi, male proletarian,
of the one part, and Emilia Trouzi-
Zanardolli, female proletarian, of the
other part, are going to contract an
union libre. These serious proleta-
rians, however, do not exactly enter
into their Tree union with the total
oblivion of consequences which in
similar cases occasionally distin-
guishes the contracting parties.
La question des enfants," they say,
'sera reglee ultericurement." The
regulation of the question will, it
seems, be conformable to justice, and
will depend upon the conduct of ia
societe bourgeoise" toward the freely
united household. 1t is unfortunately
impossible; but we should rather like
to hear the opinion of the possible
beings whose question" is going to
be regulated in this manner on the
subject. 1t is conceivable that twenty
or thirty years hence they will not
thank their freely contracting parents
for placing them in this particular
relation to ia societe bourgeoise,"
unless, indeed, by that time it should
happen that, in the words Of a great
poet, France" or some other nation
shall reign and laws be repealed"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
Dan. Brynnt's Grave.
New York Herald.l

New 1Ork herald,l
Many of the friends-and their
number is legion-ot the late Dan
Bryant, the negro minstrel wonder
that his grave in Calvary cemetery
has been so neglected. On the 9th Of
May, 1875, he was buried there by the
side of bis brother, Jerry Bryant,
who died ip 1861. The plot is very
small and triangular in shape, and all
that distinguishes it as burial plot,
is a stupted hedge of evergreen,
which looks as though it had not been
trimmed for years. There is nothing,
no headstone or boaSi, OF mound
even, to indicate that this is the final
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

An ofice-seeker, aged thirteen, had
a hard experience in Washington
His father let him make the journey
from California with a friend, who
prefessed ability to get him place in
the treasury department, and gave
him three hundred dollars for ex +.
penses. The friend absconded with
the money, leaving the boy to sleep in
the open air and beg bis food.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
The Italian and Reggie Contract.
Cincinnati Tobnccn Journal.


Contrary to the expectations of
many the whole Italian contract was
awarded on Saturday, June 5, and the
probabilities are, at low prices. The
contract for 13,000,000 kilos, or about
10000 hogsheads of Kentucky tobac-
go of the crops Of 1879 and 1873, and
tho successul bidder was Matthias,
whose New York agent is the Aber-
helm firm. The type quantities are
l6 per cent first grade, GO per cent
second grade and "a per cent third
grade. One half is to be deliv-
cred between September lst
and November 1st, 1880, and the
residue in February and March. 1t
is supposed that the Matthias interest
controls about 1000 hogsheads at
present, butit is obvious that there
must be some lively scratching around
TO GIL the contract at the times and
with the grades specified. The con-
tracing Arm, ia going short Of the
market TO the extent ct $4,000 hogs
heads of styles which are probably
selling at s. to 50 at present, and in
| LIMITED supply, have displayed con-
siderable courage which is the more
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
Attachment Nofioe-

No, 476S-Before ]. s. GALLOWAY. l. y mr
Shelby county, TenR, ,-zpNSier, Weyl i Co.
IN this cause an attachment having been
!, 4 sued out under section 1856 Of the Code Of
Tennessee. and returned levied upon ths
Of the defendant, and afidayit bSVo sVO
ing been made that defendant is indebted In
the plaintiff in the sum Of $50 es' drs ~ ~
account, and that the claim is iyst, And" that
see sa deiiennasnt Is q pop-rosfdent Of the
that said defendant make his personai AN
pearance before me on the l4th day Of july.
iSSO,, at Y o'clock m, at my office, No n
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and defaad
sald atLachment suit within the ttWS ne
with exx: parte; end that copy Of this orrler
tsa 9e pS SSIbl,Sneq 3b, once week for four weeks in
This the 9Th day of June, 1880.
"S@l@ Us. GALLOWAY, Up.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

LIVERPOOL, June 2l, 1:30 pm
Cotton opened duh and easier. Up
lands, 6 l3-l6d Orleans, 615.16d.
Sales to-day, 1000. Receipts, 1900
bales. American, 1880 bales. Flu
lures very dull, as follows Delive-
ries for June, 6 1882 June and July,
8 ll-l6d July and August, 6 2l-32d;
September and October, 6Id.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

ABOUT two thousand country edi-
tors are said to be knocking at the
Cincin lati conventions doors and de-
manding seats, with only 900 chairs
prepared for them. Ifobliged to lean
against the walls they are likely to 60
home grumbling.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

GENERAL Bate, of Tennessee, is at
the Gibson house, Cincinnati, where
the headquarters Of the delegates
from this state is located. 1t is also
the headquarters of the Hendricks
phalanx.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

resting place Of one of the most popu.
lar stage favorites Of New York and
the entire country. Environed by
monuments on every side, and flowers
and other tokens of sweet and loving
remembrance, his grave is barren of
the slightest mementO of stricken
and sympathetic hearts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

A farmer in Dearborn county, Ind,
had roof fourteen feet square come
crashing down into his orchard during
a tornado, four weeks ago, and has not
yet been able to ascertain where it
came from even after diligent inquiry
in the track Of the hurricane.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

oTArE OF TENNESSEE, SBELBY COuNvv. \
,,OFFloE COUNTY CoURT CIRRI,

9rArb OF IEEEEssEE, SHELBY COUNTY. \
OFFI0E County CoURr ClRRK,
NJ A, amemphis, Tenn, June S, 1850.
traitor estate L, O Isbel, deceased. NN"Ai'li'-
II AVlNG suggested the insolvency of Al.
- Qst9te Of H.. @. Isbell, deceassa' vo, sao
st9 hereby ordered TO give notice, hy adyertysea
ms9t IN some newspaper puhlished within tbs
sag Ss III totate, and also AZ tAe courthouse door
oIaims ipy aSS,SS. cSuntA ST all persons having
tne same, via tAe clerk Of the County Conrf n,f
autnenv vs9sed in the manner preseribed kS
laN,on or before the Sth day OfSeptembss SoSH
anq any claim not fled on or befcys M dsyN' dJVN
q peiore an appropriation sf the funds az
bntb n sIsSe iaS Is made shan hs forever barred,
JgGs, IsG ~ !. s-'1' 'l'' ''A 0A' Of
By HUGH u. CULLEN, D, O, s5siW los
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

The range Of prices for tobacco, at
Ourksville, Tenn, are $3.50 to $3.50
for common lugs; $4 to IS for good 40
$3.50 to $3.50 for common medium
and good leaf; SO to $l2 for fine LEAF
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
Forest Flies.

Sr. JOINS, N. B., June 21.-Forest
fires are doing immense damage and
many villages are threatened. Work
is stopped in several places, and the
inhabitants are out fighting the
flames.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21

Winnie Ream, whose statue of Far
ragut is tournament the square of that
name, has secured for the material of
construction the great propeller of the
Hartford, recently condemned by the
government.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
SUMMER RESORTS.


~ and after the first day Of June. ult %
- furnished rooms with board, At DtS sis a =
BS BS0nSa; offered b1 ,Ss meek; 81 day, Tiii
waters. All tho 1S f9rb5itoPperi 5if9Prietor Sf these
hrst hands, In Cincinnati. These watSrs tSr
were analyzed by DR., N, 7. Luplon. NJ Vsns
derbilt university, Nashville-beine ap AISa-
hne Ohalybeate, good for al diseases Of tSe
5iiCmscni 5ioad coN ooTeis, liver, kidneys, skin and
S. p. GLENN. PronSri "
or II. Q, WALLACE, Resident Pbysicia,,
" l4s Randolph, Tenn,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-06-21
WheeIing,s PopnIa1Ion.

WHEELING, W. VA. June 2l.-The
returns of the census enumerators for
this city place the population at 81
OIL, growth of 1854 in the past ten
years.