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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-17
VAPORES CORRBOS TRASAYLANTIGOS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP. -
VIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTU-RICO
A ADIZ.

.Salida de Paerto-Rico el dia 10 dc cada
mes.
Il Gamara $l65 2. Camara IsO. 5. Camara SO.
Talbien puede hacerse ell yiaje, saliesitlo de
Pusrto-Rico, los dias 4, l3 y 23 de cyia mes
tTasnordaa1o en- la Habana.
Los precios para estos viajes, son los ST.
guiontes:
III I'D 3.
De Puerto-Rico la Habana. $50 8 "a s 10
De III. Santan or, Cadiz Bar
celona (via H~bana) ....... 200 100 20
Las localidados especales camarotes en-
teros seran precios convencionales.
HaDra rebajas para las famiiias numerosas
con ninos.
Instaacion &c lujo un mueblaje especial
preclos conyencionales.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida y vueita con 20
p. e de rebajs,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dificaciones en- ell pasaje de los nihos que
viajen con sus famiiias.
PRIMERA Y sEGUNDA CAMARA.
Un nino hasta de amos, en- cada tamilia,
gratis. Los demas hasta aflos un cuarto
pasaje. Los de q z a IL amos medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaje entero.
TERCERA CLASE.
On nifio, hasta dos aflos, gratis. Los nj
6os hasta s amos medic pasaje. Los demas
pasaje entero.
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PAPEL ISPlIM BUEIO Y BkRkTC.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del constante surtido de
PApEL EsPASoL de Jover y Sierra que
hay en- la imprenta del BoLETIN, SO aca-
bs de recibir un gran surtido dc papel
forete, superior calidad. 40 Vilaseca y
de Fontanet, ouyas resmas SO realizan
como sigue:
Papel espanol Vitela de l. resma. $4-25
I'd. id. Florete de q. id. .,..... $50
Ia. id. i'd. de g. i'd id............. $50
q. id. id. do A.. Id. ..... 2.75
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BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.

Niflos memories de tres amos no pagal pa
safe. Entire tres doco anos mitau &c pa
safe. Crlados acompaflan0o sus amos dos
terceras paItes del pasae.
Para mas informes tipos de fletes dirf-
janse los agentes de la compafifa.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
o. 90 Sobri,eos de Ezq,tiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-17

AL pasaiero no So le admite mas equipaje
que un bl to, cuyo buito no exceda de II Ii
bras de peso; la demas sia sera paga conver-
cionalmente. Siendo ell mismO el conductor,
la EMpREsA no responde de averia.
Tambien se hetan coches para todos los
puntos que permit ell camino Los pr clos
serAn modicos. a. IL.
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Esta preparation, los hechos clinicos
10 han de!nostrado, esta indicada en- las
enteImedades del pecho, las escrofulas, el
blandura de las carnes de los ninos, en-
CieTtas eRfermedades de la piel, en- una
palabra, en- todas las afecciones debidas 4
un vicio de la sangre. y
(El Escalpelo Medice Belea "A de febrero de ts77)
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Vicente SchWab,
SASTRE DE PARIS.
FORTALEZA FRENTE A LA ZARAGOZANA

Tene qusto paricar avorecedoe no
recido 1ios
egados de g Fanca Ale mania complete varado surdo
cadad especial guso con que han do %
habra deicada
gust que suca dos general sivsn ha-
vdad
DO honrafle 6rdnes e
10 las prendas e ecafgusn Y mayor
qpdad possible precc tendido nmeorab 90
10 perfection 1lideg do construction
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rarui'S Dc Gonzaez Ramos J hatIenzo.

Desde ell il 10 del pr"sente mes, la EN-
pr ,ea para as cor.odi lad del put lic,, al
nentara las s.llidas Iia.ias d. 20 coches en-
roaci)r con las hOrds qFle tiene estableci Ia,
ell TRANVTA,y y con una rebaja notable er
las DreciGS,
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La Sel1orita M, hijs de un banquero,
hasia va agotado a la edad de amos. todo
elrepertorio de los antiscorbuticos y antics
croihosoS sin habeT alcanZado la menor
mejerfa. - El Jarabe de RAhano iodado
fle prescrito. y al cabo de tres meses de
usarlo, de 8 II cucharadillas Dor dia, Sc
obtuvo una curacion completa.n
EItracto jei Dia'io Mtdico de Vie,,d iAuatra),
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NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo Co.'S
taran rs p.S recargo.
Sc expenden Bflletes de ida vueita pa
ra pasajes Ge primera con un 25 p.3 rebaia
valido5 por 80 Qias desde su fecha.
Los ni1os memories de fios, uno gratis,
de 3 afios solo la cuarCa parte, de q
IL amos pagan an la mitad del pasaje.
Los pasaieros de cI1bjarta han de lIavar
consigo los enseres de CANA sus provisio-
mes.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan PEerto-Rico. q los Agentes generates.
SILVA Co.
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MDM1 VENTA.

La puperia sta Gale s. Francisco ndm. 2
esq1ina q la del Santo Cristo. Fin 10 misma in
fornaran b. 20 u.
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SEVERO BASTON.
R.-SAN FRANCISCO-.45
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RTCO.

>1ira letras en- todas cantidades 4 corta vista
sobre los siguientes capitaes puebios de Ia
Peninsula, islas Baleeres las Canarias.
O. CHA,
Betanzos, Bayona, Cai,ias de Reyes, Camar
mas, Cornfa, Oorcubion, Ferrol, Guardia, Lu
go, Lage, Murns, Moudollsdo Noya, OTense
0rtigneira Santa MARTA, Padron, P0nteve
dra, Puentedeume, 'uenteul eas, Riyadeo
Santiago, Thy, vivero Vigoy villagarcfa.
A TU R las,
Aviles, Car, gas de 0nis, Cangas lie Tineo, Gu
dillero, Colunga Jastropol, Figueras, Gtjon,
Grade, Lastres Ilancs, Luarca, Oyiedo, Pole
de Sioro, Pola do Lena Pola dc Labiana, Pra-
via, Rivadesea, Salas, Tineo, Tapia, Villayi
Liosa InGesto.
RestO de ln Peninsula,
Bilbao, Barcelona, Csrtagena, Ca,!iz, Grana
da, Leon, Madrid, Pamplona, Sansnder, Sap
Sebastian, Sevllla, Valladolid, Valencia y Ia
ragoza.
KSLAS RALEAK ES,
Ciudadela de Menorca Palma de Mallorca
ISLAS CANAREAS.
Palmas fGran OAnarins) Dl2
1
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COnsuIado de Francia.

El Consul de Francia en- Puerto Rico. ruega
los sefiores Gusbeit Charles HiIalre Auguste.
Blondeau Fleuri ct Vidal Eugene, que se pre-
seHfen 8 enyien sns apOderados para recibir
cArtas y documentoa que se enenentran en- di.
eAe Co naulado.
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GRAN BAZAR De ROPA HEgHA.
oaOz II. Sastrerla De Tomas Heralalg oaos IT,
pU EhkTO-asICdD

acrstiado
Q a
Conoe enad
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Letras Dc Gamble IitOgraiiadaS.

En- esta imprenta Sc venden en-
espafol 4 ingles 4 DocE REALEs el
ciento.
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TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW = YORK Y SAN JUAN
On pasaje en- /. 6 camara. ............. -
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe, Azmcar, Mieles, etc, segun con-
venio especial con los agentes, hbres de
capa.
La MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEW-YORK con opclon a permanecer en-
dl"ho punto los pasaJeros todO ell tempo
que Juzguen oportunO.
Conocimiento boleta de pasajes directos
Sc dan en- todos los puertos donde los vapo'
res de la companla tOcan, para Eur pa, Ca
11ddd y b StoH Ell cOneXlon con las sIguien-
tes nneas d yapoTes:
VIA NEW YORK. .-POr la de Cundrd,
White Star In an para desde LtcerpOu
y rth Ger0. az LtOyd para y desde BTeHten
-hdmOUg ABteTtCdh Pdcaet COmpdIty para
y des 'e 1AaJfreS. - General IrdHSdt auto
Company para desde Harre, ,-4itch p Line
para desde LOhdreS y Glasgow. Merchants
DeSpGtch 6 International q Line para y Ies.
e todos los puutOs del COaodd. Metr0pO l.
dp Line para desde Boston.
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-17

Sornos dichosoS al sefialar los excelen-
tes resultadoS que COnstantemente alcan-
zamos con el empleo del Jarabs dc RAbano
iodado como regenerador de Ia sangre,
en- ciertas afecciones que proCeden de una
acrimOnia cualquiera de ella, cuando el 10
duro lie potaSfo la eseHcfa de zarzaparrilla.
cl aCeitc de higadO de baCalao Y otros mu-
chos depurativOs en- boga eran insuficientes
0 no podfan ser sopOrtados por algun es-
tonnage muy delicado.o
Or A. FAVno1,
Autor del Trdtddo de las Intermediates
de las muJeres y de las dfecciones cancersas.
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ntRRrtGFs.

SrAGa- OvEnsrnEEr--ln IIarfolsburg
Yesterday, Mr.. Jas. r. SIagg TO Miss Jennie
Overslrcct.
- MADDEs-SufIIvAS - Mr.. Edward
=. Maiden, the talented young editor Of
the Louisville P6a was married last Friday
to Miss Kate Sullivan, charming Louis
vile belle. The happy couple are honey
incoming in Denver, Colorado.
--BucuANAS-LEwn.-Att the residence
VI Col. 7. =. Ifill, ut O'Clock yeslcr-
dry muruinE, 81. ~a'. X. ;s;dciraHan and
Mis- Bette 4. Lewis were united in mairi-
mony. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Il. n. Caldwell, and the attendants
were Misses Mildred Lewis, Lillias Buch-
anan and Prof OldGeld r. Moore, the other
attendant, Mr.. T. W. Higgins, being de-
tanned at home by sickness. The bride
was handsomely arrayed in a wine colored
silk trimmed with brocadcd satin, and
looked exceedingly lovely. After congrat-
ulations aud good wishes had been shower
ed upon the young couple, the guests some
6fly-odd IN number, were invited TO n
breakfast, which, for excellence, variety,
abundance and the beauty Of the floral
decorations Of the table, We have rarely
seen surpassed. The happy couple start
life under he most favorable circumstan.
stances. Mr.. Buchanan is prosperous
young business man Of strict integrity, and
excellent morals, while his wife, who Is
noice of Mrs. 7. r. Hill, with whom she
has lived for six years, is young lady OF
extreme amiability Of disposition, with
the many accomplishments which liberal
education bestows, and will be 10 him a
true and loving helPmeet. After visit
to the Tennessee relatives Of the groom
they will return to Crab Orchard, where
they will in future reside, aud may love
and happiness light their pathway to the
end
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- Never iorsake your political princi.
ple- for the fayors and aspirations of 9th
ers.
We find a quantity Of smut on some
Of our crops Of wheat in this portion Of the
the State
The farmers faces are broad with
smiles since the refreshing showers thai
were so much needed.
- Mr.. George Jones and sister, Mis-
Mamie, are visiting relatives at Point
Burnside, and will stay week to enjoy the
nuptials Of a wedding that will take place.
A party Of fishing experts, from near
Turnersville, proceeded to Green River a
few days since to try their skill had sew
eral strong bites, saw the minnows scam-
per, lost a hook, and returned home dis
couraged.
E-GARvIN.-Mr.A Albert Rowe, Of
Russell county, made flying trip to Mis-
souri, last week, and arrived at Mckinney
Thursday, 9th ult, with his charming
bride, Miss Abbie Garvin, a beautiful
blonde. formerly Of this county. They
were met by the Misses Sallie and Bette
Carter, ]. NJ. Carter and Squire John
Bailey, who greeted them with many con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes. The little
party then started to Mr.. J. NJ. Carriers t.
enjoy nice repast Of mutton, butter ant
other nice things prepared by the hostess
Mrs. Carter. MAY the happy couple live
long and prosper, and finally triumph in I
never ending eternity.
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Vegetation, corn and wheat have come
out wonderfully since the refreshing show
ers.
- The weather is so warm il is expect
ed soon that the Crab Orchard band will
be thawed out sufficiently to give few
open air pieces.
- Emmett Bryant, who went West with
the intention of locating, has returned to
this place and been appointed to take the
census Of this town.
We notice DIR. Sanders out again look
ing somewhat dilapidated, but in good
spirits and improving in strength. lie ia
the guest of Mrs. John Buchanan.
There will be no public entertain
ment June Is, as heretofore published.
Commencement sermon will be preached
the 18th by Rev. T. b. Cook, of Lancaster.
- Mrs. Gormley is having her residence
on Spring street reshingled, and the cozy
porlico over the front door will greatly
improve It's appearance. We notice some
painting going on in the village, but the
Baptist church is as dilapidated as ever.
- The social reunion of the members Of
the Crab Orchard Literary Society is an
nounced to take place on Tuesday, June s.
After the close Of the exercises in the
church the audience is invited to the Har-
ris House, where dancing will be INDUCED
in, and an elegant supper prepared by the
members, instead of at Tarrant College.
- Mr.. Henry Hale, brother Of Mrs.
Tarrant, died Of Strangulated Hernia, at
"Mountain Home" near Birmingham, Al
ALBANIA, May %, 1880. His two little
daughters are here with their aunt attend
ing school. We tender TO them and Mrs,
4. our heartfelt sympathy Mr.. Hale was
most highly esteemed by this entire com
munity and other acquaintance who knew
him in Kentucky.
- Misses Matte Parrish and Mamie
Cobb, two sweet and fascinating young
ladies, of Richmond, accompanied by W
A. Parrish are the guests Of Miss Ella
Doores this week. Mrs. Mckinney and
Archie cast a halo Of sunshine at the Me
Ieod. Capt. Welch was in town Sunday
| Mr.. j. q. Owsley, most gallant young
gent. returned to Stanford Monday, Mr.
/ j. b. Gilkerson and Tom Laslie can't
home 10 attend the Buchanan-Lewis nup
/ tials Thursday.
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HusfouriIfe.

Wind from Chicago ann mercury get
ting lower.
r.. c. Bradley is in Cincinnati replen-
ishing the stock Of Pat Conway. Look for
something new and nice
-QuIoK WoRK.-On the 9th ult., at
5P. NJ, J. W. Allen shipped lot Of stock
to Cincinnati, and at "a. NJ, ON the 2sth,
received his returns.
The examinations in Christian College
will be held on the oh and 10th inst The
closing exercises will be on the night Of
Friday the llth. Prof. Reppert informs
me he will have the assistance At Georges
famous band.
- SYMPATHETIc.-The appearance of a
newly-wedded couple in village had such
an effect on DIR. Browns romantic nature
that he forgot to go 10 New York to attend
the great National Medical Association as
he had fully intended.
Col. Rochester Is here visiting his
daughter, Mrs. McAlister. IL is thought
he is meditating lecture on animal mag
netism. with view mainly to the elucida-
ton Of the problem why garment, ones
worn by person afterwards drowned, will,
when thrown into the water, sink and find
the body Of its former wearer.
80 last Saturday night Davenport, Hicks
4 Co. opened an exhibition Of their varied
talent in this place. Aiter having collect
ed quite crowd aud fobbed the fees, Dav-
enpDrt announced that Hicks had refused
TO act, thus crippling the show 40 eilectual.
~ that il could not proceed. Our boys
however, are fertile in resources, and inn
mediaiely suggested that the entertainment
should go forward with change Of pro-
gramme under which Hicks would GER
tainly perform. Selling the recusant they
conveyed him to the Hanging Fork, plung-
ed him deeply seven times in the turbid
| tide aud brought him back wiser and q
weiier man. His qnaking comrades heard
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Resolutions OF Respect.

NOAEhrll lfnDtEt NO. Etnt T. " " laH
Somerset, KY, My ~, 1850 :
wiEREAs, Through the dispensation Of divine
Providence Il has pleased Almighty God TO remove
ffopi US Brother VIM Mckee Fox, Past Grand Of
the Lodge nov be IL
Resolted. That while We bow in subnlissionto the
dspensatiOn Of our divine Master as manifested In
the death Of Brother VIM. Mckee Fox, We express
our great and sincere sorrow at his untimely de-
mise
Resoirsd, That In the death Of brother Fox our
Order as well as society, has lost most valuable
ornament aud the state honored and useful cit
izea-a citizen who, In every sense Of the term,
vas possessed Of all those characteristics that 90 10
make up true manhood, His Lie was pleasure 10
those with whom he associated, and his friends
have sustained an irreparable loss.
Resolsei, That we tender 10 tho boreayed iauiily
and relatives Of the deecased ouT oarnest sympathy
Ia their sad bereavement.
Resolved, That as marx Of respect Dr our de-
ceased Brother Nc will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
Resoiref, That We tender our sineere thanks 10
Centre Lodge. No s, l. o. o. ~, OF the city Of Dan
slle for their assistance In the burial Of our de
ocascd Brother aud for the oourtesien extended 10
our brothers no accompanied his remains ~ that
city.
Re ssited That the Secretary ~ill spread theae
resolutions on the records Of this Lodge aud iur-
nish copy TO the newspapers published at sanier-
SET. Dan,ille. llarrodsburg, Lancaster and sian
ford, wiih a rrqaesi foe their Publication.
witL q. cuRD,
IE CtAuscH, Committee
a. n. WADDAti
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LINCOLN COUNT.


- Farmers have commence cutting their
barley. The crop will not be very heavy
this year.
90 Professor Spge gave a sleight-of-hand
performance at Bright's School house last
Friday night.
A. j., little boy Of Mr.. X. B. Rice,
was thrown from horse last week and had
his arm broken.
- We are having refreshing showers
nearly every day. Farmers will soon be-
gin to grumble about the wet weather.
Mr.. S. II. Yeager has purchased new
vibrator thrashing machine and will be
ready to accommodate the public on short
notice.
An election will be held at Bright's
School-house next Saturday at | o'clock to
elect a School Trustee to fill the place Of
the one going out Of Office.
- PERsoSAL.-Misses Luella Bright and
Katie White have gone to IIustonville TO
witt relations. Mr.. Sam Engleman has
been suffering intensely for several days
with neuralgia in his jaw.
MIR. Sam Spoonamore missed his little
fve-year-old boy, Bonnie, last Sunday
morning. lie began to look for him, and
found that he had got on a horse that was
standing at the fence and rode off, Mr..
Spoonamore Immediately went in pursuit
of the little fellow, and when he overlook
him he was in sweeping Sallcp and said
that he WAS on his way to Kansas.
Sunday School was organized at
Bright's School-house last Sunday evening
1t is to lie hoped that the people will take
enough interest in ii this time as not to lei
il fall through as il has heretofore. There
are children enough in the neighborhood
to have real lively Sunday School. 1t is
not only the place for the children but the
old folks ought to attend too; even il they
know all about the Bible they should &C
to encourage the children,
Mr.. and Mrs. james Slaughter, teach
ers at the Providence Sunday School, and
also at Danyille, had their Bible Glasses Il
meet with them at their beautiful resi-
dence en- the night Of the 9Th. II is use
less to undertake to say anything about
how the guests were entertained, for MIR
and Mrs. Slaughter cannot be exeelled by
any one, and the feast Of good things that
was set before the guests was unsurpassed
Mr.. slaughter's class is composed of young
men, and Mrs. slaughter's young ladies
and we can say for the latter that there can
not be found more grace, beauty and intel
lect anywhere than are possessed by them
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Lawn. srocK avn cRoP.

-- In Scott, lambs are being engaged ilr
delivery August ], al 1926 per head
Ed. Albright sold 10 @. Eikin two
mule colts, TO be delivered in October, for
$40.
A Clark County dealer is buying
wheat for delivery July lat nj 80 cents, and
July 10Th nj rs cents
-- Hale n Nunncllcy have closed their
wool purchases, having gotten 10000 Lbs.
ut from 30 10 40 cents.
Jessie Martin brought Of n. +. Griffith
last Monday, 100 ewes, At si75, and 40
lambs at sS.--[Midway Clipper
A. G. Robinson has sold six head Of
Cotswold sheep for $50 His flock Of 60
sheep yielded 0iS pounds " wool.
Tho Standard says that Is head Of
slop-fed cattle, averaging ! 200 lbs, were
sold In Marion this week NJ 4 cents.
- The wool market il siill duh, with
quotations in Cincinnati from 25 cents TOT
coni;l0n 10 " cents Tor very superior.
- New wheat sold IN 81. Louis Saturday
at 81 Cpl. Il was the first Of the season
and was raised near Fort Worth, Texas.
- John Kennedy, Of Bourbon, bought Of
Horace Miller, Of Clark, says the Demo
crot, 40 cattle, to be delivered August lsi,
at Al TO Al cents.
e. T. Muslam, Of Caverna, Ky, em-
ployed 30 pickers one day last week and
sent l75 bushels 400 galIons-of straw
berriea to Market Home Journal.
w. n. Potts n Son, Bonanza MILL,
bought on last Monday from Green Clay
his growing crop Of wheat, estimated at
about 200 bushels, at Is cents per bushel
delivered Richmond Register.
An orange grower on the Peninsula
Railroad in Florida gathered 10000 large
oranges from one tree. n he could have
sold them here at the usual price asked, he
would have realized just sS33.335 on them.
LOUISVILLE AND CrScrSsATI.-Cattle
are lower; best shipping si.25 TO $40,
best butchers $3.50 to sl.lO, thin to mcdi
um Sl.75 to 1926. Choice packing hogs
S4.15 to $500, light TO fair 1886 TO s4.l0.
Common to good shipping sheep $3.50 to
1915, common to extra lambs $3.50 to s.
per cwt. In Cincinnati cattle are quoted
as follows: Common to medium Sl.75 to
1925, good butcher $3.50 TO $40, choice
shippers $500 to $3.50. Selected butcher
hogs Si2O to $3.50 Common to fair SO to
81. Sheep-common to choice S2.25 to
s425, lambs $3.50 to 1915, with extra at
SO per hundred.
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fifteen cents on each hundred dollars worth
Of taxable property would raise q sum sui-
fcieni fof The purpose " purchasing q ute
aud erecting a good house. Lctthe proper
notices be given, and LEI the vote be taken
AZ soon a. practicable after the election to-
morrow. We have waited long enough,
and since the spirit Of improvement is up,
let rs DO something which will benefit the
tooI Children Of our community.
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with gladneas that Hicks was ready to
play. The regular exhibition was fesum-
ed, and 10 is said livolicf show has never
been witnessed IN lInstonyille than That
which followed.
The Aliens bought last week about
100 head Of light scrub cattle At p TO &c.
They shipped a carload Of hogs which cost
3lc, also two carload Of lambs which
brought s639 per head in Cincinnati. They
sold 30 good medium calves at $40, and
bought Of Jasper, Jones 4 Rifle a carload
Of extra heifera, weighing 500 to 1900 lbs,
at to 81 cents.
CO. Merritt Dryc, Bradshaw and others,
while scining in the South Rolling Fork,
few days since, got beyond their depth,
and Bradshaw, who could not swim, sank
in ten feet Of water. Ills body was drawn
for with the sein and ultimately recovered,
but apparently dead. After considerable
active treatment he was rcsuscilaicd, and
lives 10 testify that there Is no peculiar lux.
- =: sl- r=rsr'i- ffori-cf lrstl which
l. generally described - 20 pleasant. lie
proposes TO shape hia course In such a way
As to make his next experiment by land.
On a recent visit to Lancaster your
correspondent had the plcasure-long Gov
eted meeting Mrs. +. d. Potts, 30 wide
ly known and admired through the me.
dium Of her prolific pen. Unlike most
entertaining writers she bears with her
from the desk the sunshine with which she
is wont to illumine the written page, and
ia the social circle sparkle- a. brightly and
flashes even more brilliantly as she comes
in contact with the present, living, appre-
cialivc listener. With great moderiy, then,
and we'll aware that al obscure village
contributor has no voice in the matter, but
earnestly desiring that she shall receive
the compliment which you, Mr. Editor,
suggested, | here record my feeble second
to the nomination 20 cheerfully received by
the Kentucky Press, and hope that the
coming Convention will calamity, chival-
rously and justly crown as the Poetcss for
their ensuing fcsliviiy, Mrs Eugcnia Dun
lap Potts.