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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07
TO BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES
Call on the Tennessee Reno.
waiting Company.

A representative of the LEDGER, CON-
ing back from dinner yesterday, dropped
in casually at the headquarters of the
Tennessee Renovating Company in the
Chickasaw armory building, on Her
nando street, near Union, There is much
TO be seen here that is really interesting,
especially TO housekeepen. A number Of
the best known families of the city have
sent in their furniture, carpets, etc, to be
restored. The contrast between the old
and the new is really wonderful. Rugs
that had no figure or color are brought
out clear, clean, nappy and bright Dead
carpets are made springy and cheerful.
All kinds Of upholstery, buggy tops and
seats, furniture, ETC., are made so near new
that no one could tell the difference at q
glance, especially by gaslight. Carpets
and rugs ready to be thrown away can be
made over so as to last one If not two sea-
sons longer, One particular feature of
the business Is that orders are filled from
any part Of the city. Carpets and rugs
are taken up and carried away, cleansed,
Frightened up and restored and returned
without putting ladies at home TO any
trouble or inconvenience whatever. The
establishment meets great popular ne-
cessity. 1t is the only one ofthe kind in
the city. Specimens of work can be seen
by calling ut the Chickasaw armory, where
Captain George w. Mitchell, manager,
and Mr.. Wells will be found in charge.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, June I, 400 D. moot
ton easier. Uplands, bid; orleans, SID.
Sales to-day, 5000 bales. Receipts, 500
bales American, none. Futures opened
quiet and closed steady.
NEW YORK, June I, 1924 pm
Cotton quiet. Ordinary, ll-l6c; good
ordinary, l5-l6c; low middling, l0Kc;
middling, l0%ci good middling, lie; mid.
ding tair, Ike; fair. 12Hc. Futures
are quiet and steady at l to 2 points above
last evenings closing figures
NEW ORLEANS, June Z, 11:SO am.
Cotton quiet. Middling, l0c. Sales
to-day, 200 bales. Receipts 10 lay, 1888
at Galveston, 1914 Charleston 81 bales
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07
A Dentist Tells a Queer story.
New York Morning journal.

New YORK Morning journal.
why" said prominent dentist to
Journal reporter, "a beautiful young
lady came to me and insisted on hav
ing her really fine teeth pulled out and
false ones put in their place. l pro-
tested that it would he foolish, silly.
senseless; but she said no, she would
have them out, and if | would not do
it some other dentist would. NY
teeth are not fashionable said she;
they are too long,and short little broad
teeth, like corn kernels are all the
fashion now, ami no one admires nv
mouth, and | will have them So /
made her the teeth, and they cost her
just $500. She couldn't see any one
for two weeks after l pulled out her
own. They were the upper ones only,
and made them up with gold plates
for a handsome young felloW who had
his own teeth Knocked out In q base
ball game. The worst Of it Ia that he
is in love with this very girl whose
teeth he wears, aud sL.e kuows thew
are hers Just ponder on that. .
JOHN WALSH. UNDERTAKES.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07
Pure California Wines
Direct from the Colleen Gate or
the west.

the west.
we particularly invite attention to our
stecG OF the following brands of pure
wines recently received direct from the
vineyards of Sonoma Valley They are
excellent in quality, very cheap in price
and absolutely pure;
Zinfandel, Dry Claret,
Tokay, Luscious. Angelica, Sweet,
Port, Sweet Sherry, Golden,
Hook, Dry Gutedel, Dry.
We will supply dealers and families
with above wines by the dozen in bottles,
or by the gallon or cask at very low prices.
Resp ctfully,
81 p b. j. SEMMES 81 co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07

A concert for the benefit of St.
Johns Episcopal church, Buntyn
Station, will be given at Bethel place,
three and half miles on the Pigeon
Roost Road, to morrow friday eve
ming, 10 which several of the best
yocalists Of the city will participate
Those wishing a pleasant evening
should not fail to attend. Tickets 800.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07
MARCUS JONES,
Wall Paper
Window Shades and
Decorative Papers,
206K NecOnd 81.
Police Court.

The cash collections in the Police Court
this forenoon summed up 50. OF the
amount Ellen Ross, for bad behavior
paid "a, and Sallie Smith, for the same
dfiense, s.. VIM. Keele, plain drunk
works with the gang eight days, James
Misfortune, drunken case, twelve days,
d. D, Staley, same as the last named
twelve days Thomas Clarke, likewise,
twelve days and a bootblack, named
John Levy, wound up the procession with
four days for trespassing among peach
trees where he wasn't wanted
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07
RARGAIN! BAEsGAINSl
Extraordinary Low Prices.

n we will sell this week an exceJIeo
Nelhjorced ir9nt unlaundried shirt al s5c
gents extra line gauze undershirt 9 oc
pest washington piques, TIC per vsrd
Union YOKE. fine linen bosom shirts St "a
ggS0S9a white lawns, &c; best white lawn y.
Iz1ci superior gray table linen 2Ge ne
y Sha mems patent India gau2e under
sntrts AZ Az and Coo mems half hose E,
PAR large size towels Sc each. Lille.
H Kla opera slippers, ladies Newport NJ,
ana button shoes at 81 pair; mems esIiS,
sah a!t1, zoei mems pants at 81, worti
90. B0SHWITZ BROS
62f Cor Main and Iotro,..Il -.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07

The PUBLIC LEDGER job printing
Office constantly receives new type Of
the latest styles, and the Office gener-
ally is kept Up to the highest standard
Of excellsnce,I N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-06-07

oI0 RRWARD-Lost on MopdayiniEht. 4th
DIU inst from Peters Landing, Ark. one
iafRe, second hand oak skif. painted white;
one hdb bad new railing and pins. Ship 70
Peters Landing and the above amount will
be paid WIN PETERS. @&
AT Estival Park. Wednesday night,
~ large gold cross with = pearl IN the cen.
ter. Finder please return 70 q lanone, vi
Court street, and be rewarded. W "
nLD style carved gold ring. Finder will
" be literally rewarded by calling or send
ing to hilburn Gin and Machine 90.
DLAcK Newfoundland dog. Finder will
ID hs ttWaried. a l. pUYAB.
aS 40 Shelby
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l1trKovIHG rUEi.lC $ENTlMENr.

That ;tibi!t sentiment in behalf OF edu ca
t.oe: u"cd$ !mi.ry.u:. ,:ii couccdc. There is
a general Fer,u. AT education is good
ih.n. but that { : uaca>sary. tia: it is mans
h.riilr.ht. that :: is = ,lutr u educate rs mach
u ~ feed u child. arr 40; Yet fixed deep aud
permanent in the public mind. What shall
T., done; S:la.! We wait for the formation OF
pubic sentiment. Rev. F. \. Noble we'll
says:
Paul Gl tot wa,t for public sentiment to
~itpinrt him il Ycc ,c:iing the Gospel; he
"rut [" work "Gi made public sentiment.
R}riiar! CobiHu iii :nr; wait for public sCnti-
nitnt t. DC well defined and c!a,nor"u< before
~ began his agitation tnc corn.law repca! :;
Ii 50; out solitary ard alone, aud wInnuG
81; ,''A Br;gAt and few other able men 10 his
s:'!c t." irAr"rsrd the iaud, plauuiug. speak
:n-;. az ,s;;n;. lie created Il public senti-
,.c,.; --;~-.-S@'>v: Robert Peel did tho
win!: ;nry pic;y'were only as so much Chaf'
before the wind. Bismarck did not wait for
public sentiment to push him TO The task Of
U'!;iy;ng aud solj!ifyiug Germany; he pushed
the people aud brought them to his own mind.
The heroic Gari5aIdi did not wait; he saw
c,2..-Iy what ought to be done to redeem Italy
;-oin the thga!ldom Of the Pope ana make il
: ration amongst NATIONS, aud he threw HIM
sell Into the breach and led the way to vic
tory. The dead Gam beta did not wait he
took the people in their hour OF despair and
trained them into hope; when they were IN
confusion. and organized them; when parties
We're plotting aud dethroued dyaa$teS were
Schcri.ug :nr Reinstatement aud made France
Il republic. Neal Dow did not wait for public
sentiment to support him 10 his demand for
prohibition. Month after mouth, year after
year he aud his faithful o.wo,kers wrought
az the buSiaess of making public sentiment
ard they id il. Public sentiment does not
make itself; public sentiment does not move
forward Of itself. When there IS a vigorous
public sentiment 90 Any question "t morals it
: because somebody has taken aD advanced
position aud educated aud drawn the people
up to it,"
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aREENBRIER OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Judge. Homer \. Holt; States Attorney.
Jno. \. Preston; County Commissioners, Z.
L. Davis, President, James Williams and
Austin Handy; Clerk Circuit Court, Jona-
than Mays; Clerk County Court, Mark l..
SPOTS; Deputy Clerk County Court, William
Knight; Deputy Sheriff. John Price; Sur
vcyor, Augustus \. Cox; Jailer. George W.
Branham.
LeGiSburg TornShip-E. D. Withrow l d
Sam'l G. BiggS; Fort Spring-Oliver Curry
and j. L. Buchanan Irish Cormer-A. Il.
jackson; White Sulphur SprlnSs-Jocl Nc
Pherson and Vim. Mann Anthony'S Creck
christopher Is. Valid: Fading Spring..
c. Patterson and Vim. Il. Scott; Williams.
burg-A. B. Watts and Washington Wal
lace; Asad"w BluB-John Snyder and E. 5.
McClung; Blue Sulphur SpringS-Robcrt
McHey anu l.. \. MaIan.
CoSSTABLEs.
LeriSburg DiStrict-]amcS Cox; VIII
iam>burg Di$trit-.I b. Wallace and
&. W. Knight; Blue S"l. Springs u. VI.
freshman and J. &. kincaid Aedior Blnf
Allen j. Moses and i. +. Shawrcr; Failing
Spring-W. II. Cornell and II. =. Brown:
| Fort Spriag-JriIn Coilmau; Irish Corner
{. W. Price; White SIT. &prings-Charles
lIapton>tall and j. ". Dickson .luthoMys
Crtsk-T. Ii. Chiidcrs.
OrEESEERS OF TIE PuoR.
Lsuisbrg Disrict-,IaS. Cox; Fert Sprrng
Henry Lips; Blue Sulphur SyringE-Bai-
lard Caaraway; Irish Corner Level :;
.Nealop Bln6-P. W Martil Failing Spring
Rich. II. Gillian dnthOny'S Crtcs--li. G..
Brown; White Sut. SpringS-DaYiL Watts {;
WHiumS6urg-kyle Bright.
ASSESSORS.
Lomcr DiStrict-James II. Arbuckle; Up
ss--!nisfrir:: -I.t-!!a-- " .e4sg4,
SENATE AND House OF DELEGATES.
State Senatc-Wm. J. Mcneil and John G..
| Lobblm.
House If Delegatts-Wm. II. Me CIurg and
John +. Caring.
NoTARIEs PUBLIC.
JohI 4. Preston. Q. =. Sydcn>trickrr. Jas.
&. Mcpherson. :. II. Austin. Mark J.. SPOTS.
L. +. Morris Joel lIrrhrr>nn. John VI. Price.
! Levi Claypool. Geo. IL. Lewis. Henry A. Rob-
in$ou, Cyrus \. Rupert. Saml K. Patton,
John W. Arhurklr. Richard Bl"lirld. prrc
| W. Martin. &. l.. Davis. Albert G.. Williams.
| Thomas II. Dennis. James Williams. Chris
tnphrr Burns. y. b. llatrah. H. Sam,lisr,
Cyrus :. l.arrw. James II. Mccoy. Washing
ton Wallace, John +. Harper. William ii.
Shields. j. IL. rl"ma>>nn. Jas. 4. unnnaly.
| +. +. IlurXthal. John +. Caring. Vim. T..
| Leonard. VIM. II. Caldwell and !. w. Young.
TIME or ITnL' ING COURTS.
Circuit Court rnuvrIr> ~ follows Third
Monday iu April. fourth Monday III June, and
the first M"l,!ar ia November.
The Commissioners Court will he held four
| times 4 year. NiL ON the first Muu,!ay ia
.Iau"ary. second N"u'lly ia hIrii first M"i.-
,!lr IN July. ami second Monday in n.iuhrr.
| l,tl, a.
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No No. M. ,,
EASTWARD j. g. Daily,
Daily. Daily. EN. sun.

c. &. o. Mainline trains rtin ny Washing
ton time Lexington Division by Columbus
time.
Nos. ! and 2 run daily, except sunday,
between Richmond and Clifton Forge. ami be
tween Huntington and Louisville and Cincln-
natl.
GS9" Nos. AMI , 10 not run bctwccn Gilt
ton Forge and Huntington.
Nos 3 and rul! daily, through between
Louisville. Cincinnati. and Richmond. and
Washington City.
No 5 runs clli ly from Clifton ForG" t" Ash
land.
No. 6runs daily from Ashland to Richmond
AMI Washington.
No. 7lclyr< Charlottesville $50 p. m. daily:
except Sunday. aul irriHrS Ill HtiItlnlull So r.
H.: leaves CaMncltum daily. except sunday,
ut ) 30 H. H. it,It! rTvc- III Ashland l2.lp =. H.
No s leaves Huntington ;:4j p. nj. daily. rN-
ccpt Sunday, am! arrives IL Cannclt"ll SOL
Il. m.; leaves Station daily, except Sunday. at
G:lJ L. H., and arrive: 1T charlottesville i'll
J:lJ Il. IN.
NEWPORT NEWS. OLD POINT AMP NORFOLK.
No. So leaves Richmond. daily. except sun
day. ut 4:l5 i. III. and arrives III Newport
News at 1870 p. IN. Old Point $40 p. H.. and
Norfolk $40 p. III.
No. 81 leaves Norfolk tally, except sunday.
1T 100 Il. H., Old Pnili I:IJ IL H.. it'i'l NJ" :
port News ut S::ih i. M; arrives ri Richmond
ut llj i. M.
OLD POINT rUMFUHT SPECIAL.
No54 leaves Et:m"ud daily i; 81" a. a.:
arrives 1T Hampton ii l2:oI y. M. oih l"'ii'
at l2:lG p. Ill.
No. IS leaves Oh Point at l4;l5 p, m.
and lianptun L.. Is: Arrives 1t Richmond ri
300 p, H.. COM :'i.,S in Richmond will! rat
r. EAl :. / p. Il. ThI4:l5 p. IA, i"r Washing
ION. Baltimore. all II" Fat.
For Rates. rir k,'t>. Ea.Ga:tt" Cheeks, Nr.,
apply to *. =. I.n'ir~. Agent. It"n""Hcri". :" .
Ea. Il. ". II I.i.EI.
G.. W. SMITH. G.. L. & +. AGl.
Gr.I'i Manager.
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IANDRETH s sTR!f551
THE U. S. MAIL BRINGS US TO YOUR DOOR
Founded lis:
CATALOGUE LaNDEETH iH

TRY orr H0r>" I.;nimr:lt. II ours Sw"nnv.
4 Win! Calls. Poll Evil. Lamcn"<S Ulcers
and is also Used for Bruises RhrrmatisIn
Chappel Hands. &c. 81 cts. And Nerve and
Bone I-inimcnT. for hard swclling-. scratches.
sores. bruises. Sc. Usrd III disc d"r- Of man
or animals. Only 20 cts. 4 bottle. Phrsc two
I.inimrntz arc the very best now used Sold
only by Fo!!ansbae & Browning. Druggists.
near rhe Iron Bridge. Anderson. ". Va
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ssa. \ Kentucky rural editor. whose paper
is published on Wednesdays. makes this re-
quest in u recent issue: Parties who con.
template getting hurt. getting out Of jail
killing somebody. running of with some
body's We. or getting kicked By mule.
will please do so on Saturdays. Sundays and
MONDAYS. as that will give US time to write it
up il the fullest details while it is fresh and
savory.n
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LYNNSIDE
Private Boarding School
Girls and Young Ladies.
Established at S,ceet Springs, Monroe County,
JFeSt Virginia.

THIS School. now established at "Lynn-
i side" the old family homestead OF Mr.. W.
L. Lewis, is Just seven hundred yards from
the celebrated Old Sweet Springs, and only
one mile and a-orartcr from the equally re-
nowned Sweet Chalybcate Springs. formerly
Red Sweet SpringS,) i'll Allegheny county,
Va. It, proximity 10 these two famous water
inr-piaces. its hcalthful. picturesque and con-
vrEiant location renders it emincntly suitable
rs 4 school where the llcal tn OF its pupils shall
at all times be consulted first, and where their
Measure and comfort is assured.
Among its attractions are its fine water, its
LARGE grove of grand old oaks. its proximity
70 Churches of several different denomina'
tions. its refined society and h0me!lkc com
forts. its convenience to DR.. j. j.. NoouVl1lc.
who has been resident physician at the Sweet
Springs for more than quarter 81 century,
and last, but not least. lis exceedingly 10"
rharrrs for board. tuition. lights and fuel.
ESnrcial attention is called TO tie fact that
the teachers are lalic$ OF refinement and
marked intelligence. cnSrrins 10 their pupils
a thorough instruction in tie different
branches, and Knowledge Of few nf the
many accomplishments OF life.
TERMS.
For session. of eight months. commencing on
18th OF October and ending on 18th OF June
the following year. and including board. tut
ton, lights AID f1ii@71Jn}r S!i,;.So. MaSlc.
painting. embroidery ana the languages cN-
ira, each. $1,000 Horseback and buggy rid
ing furnished III very low figures.
PupilS are cynrctrd to furnish their own
stationery and IL provide themselves with
books. The proper indoor and outdoor auIllSe-
mcnts for all.
The school i reached by the Chesapeake
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essu = good cow has / lu! eye. Il small and
short head. tl:s@2G il the face and Suuken be
tween ,he eye; >n:i ar, loose skin. deep
from The lo;n 70 the adder anu !: shor; tail, Z
thin ud,er, a:G . square bag with teats =
good d;stauce from each ether, and cue
which. wi:cu mixed. >hc:rii& to Il sinai!
coroDoss
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BLACKSMITEING,

HAyING opcucG Blacksmith Shop III
II Lewisburg. .ear the Pump Corner:
where am now prepared ~ 10 al! Hlnis 81
work in my line. upon short notice an! IN TIE
most workmanlike manner. j share OF public
patronage is solicited.
Oct. 3-7f. 4. Fl. STRkAi.kN.
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compass.

~. oh. Ma.rei, Tar. you ac, so queer,
.yl.a. makes ~" SO Enr!orn = oh. John-
boo-!:"o-: you'd act 20, too i: you had such
> cu.N -
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FINE SOAPS!

~ ARDEN SEEDS. BuiSt'S. Sib!cy's and
VI Fcrry'S. Packages. small and large. to
suit customers. Call 1t the
DRUG STORE.
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mi DOLLAR;

T. pounds Brown Sugar.
III pounds Yellow Sugar.
q pounds Graduated Sugar.
: pounds Good Rio Coffee.
pounds Prime Rio Coffee.
% pounds Cooking Soda.
ii pounds Carolina Rice.
) g;lllous MolaSSrS.
1 gallons Pure Cider Vinegar.
) cans condensed Milk.
5 cans ; ID Tomatoes.
) cans ID Peaches.
clnS ID Sugar Corn.
cams Early Peas.
: cans ) lii Wax Beans.
20 cakes II uz. Laundry Soap.
II boxes Concentrated I.yr.
l. balls Potash.
gallons krro>iuC Oil.
20 yards Calico.
II yards Bingham.
l. Yards Drr>s Goods.
II yards Dress Pigu".
III yards yaY,l-WI.lr Brown Cotton.
II wards yIrl-wihc Bi'"ic!lcl Cotton.
ii !arI- striped Shrtimr
) yards krntucky Jeans.
wards Iult0ua,!e
ia 2nn ;."rd Si,nnl Cation.
lUjo Pant Buttons.
ITO Shirt Bilttu!lS.
rs..-s -, ZIG store, "rr"'~ir" the NEW
HOTEL.
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nRp One pnnud ri learning requires ten
pounds o! cOtumon sense to apply it.
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BOOTS g. SHOES

made to order on short notice. MI kinds OF
Rcrarinr done with nratnrSS and dispatch.
Thankful fnr past favor$. We hope I'll" pulli"
AMI orr friends generally will give Us call.
Nav lSih. lSS2.
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TISE our Mandrake Liver Pills. Equal to
- any ever made and only II cts. Il box
+. FOLLANSBEE.
Druggists. Anderson.
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Boot and Shoe

Store. both hand and machine made. all grades
and prices. from the highest to the lowest. Also
mil line OF Gents Furnishing Goods. Hats.
Caps, Vali-cS. Shoe Findings. Gum Coats.
Umbrellas. ,Icwclry. &C., which VIZ will sci! ii,
low IL lllrv can be sold i"r Cash or Produce.
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DEARLINE. The great cleansing Pow
i der. ID cents per package, at the
DRUG STORE.
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DU ON A u.
The Machine Teacher

(Thesc liucs arc not poetry, the WRIT
knows, but there is Il truth at the bottom
any one else can say it better than thls.)
With pointer raised in wrath,
With eyes liked on her band,
\ woman stood and in imperlous tones
Gave the word OF command:
rn-lcarn-learu-
Nor one of your lessons skip,
Or from your classes return
TO hear the tuae Of the whip"
ch-switCh-swltch
Because the children are bad,
Aud -switCh-switch,
Because the teacher is mad.
It's D. to be free. free,
In uaturc's wildS to be,
Rather thau in nachioe" schools
Whose work grinds boys to fools.
AThink-- thlnk-thnk
Till the brain begins to swim,
Lhuli Observation-Disclosures
'a.- Til the eyes are heavy aud dim.
Books, pencils aud states.
States, pencils and books,
I'LL from their rattle turn away
And hay very looks.
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vAPOREs, S ,
N. T. villaverde, cap. Jaureguizar.
TuertO-RicO, captain Benitez.

Deseosa Ia Compania de dar mas amplitud 4
esta Inca, abriendo comnnicaciones entire el
mayor ndmero possible de puertos, ha tornado
81 siguiente itinerario que sera servido por los
yapores arriba expresados.
Wales DE La HABANA a COLON.
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CERYEZA ACHAMpAlADE
MARCIA 4 La AMERICA.

til meior calidad importada haata q
dia, en- botellas de j de ! litro. Rea-
1isan ma partida BART0L0ME 81
MONET Il co. 140
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LA PEQUENA ANTILLA.
24.-TETUAN.--24.

Rivera y Ramon, encargados de di-
cho estableciento, ponen en- conocimien-
to del pdblico en- general y de sns favo-
recedores en- particular los adelantos ,
mejoras que han introducido en- 10 fa-
bricaci6n de agua carb6nica en- STONES
j limonada gaseosa en- en- botellas, sir
viendo diariamente 4 domicilio en- esta
capital y con prontitnd q los pueblos
de Ia Isla, todos los pedfdos que Sc le
hagap de los prodnctos del eatableci-
miento, y no omiten gasto alguno, 4 fin
de que quedeh satifrchas todas sus ne
cesidades del delicado gusto delconsu-
midor. 1876
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REToRNo

NoTAs:-En su viaje dc ida recibira el vapor
en- Puerto Rico los dias Is de cada mes la carga
y pasajeros que para los puertos del Mar Caribe,
arriba expresados, y Pacifco, conduzca elcorreo
que sale dc Barcelona el 25 de Cadiz el 80.
que sale de Puerto Rico 81 lia 10, la carga y
pasaicros que conduzca proeedentes de los puer
tosdel Mar Caribe j 81 Pacifco, para Cadiz j
Barcelona.
En- la epoca de cuarentenas. 8 sea desde L.
de Mayo al 80 dc Setiembre, SO admite carga
para Cadiz, Barcelona y Santander, pero pasa-
jeros, solo para Ell dltimo puerto.
Para mas informes sus agentes.
Sominos de Ezga,aga.
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20 accioDes 1e Ii Socieda1 An6nirna
de Cr6difo Mercanfil. En esta I'M
pfenta informardn. 140
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LINEl DE COLON Y ANTILLAS

cou.binada con la Trasaadnica do la mispsa
Compaain tambitn con las del FerTocasTa
de Paadmd rapores de Ia Costa del Ssr y
Norx del Pacifco.
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FERlA DE TABACO EN PONCE,

Con el fin de contribur esta EMPRESA aque Ia FERIA
10 mas concurrda possible, est Agencia general ha
deternado rebaar desde odos los puntos de Ia Isa
pasaje de ida vuea para Ponce Il q s. case duran
te e pr6ximo Dicembre caquiea de los vapores
JUAN CRlSTOBAL COLON con la circumstances de re.
gresar el COLON habiendo lido en- ell SAN JUAN vice
versa empezndose contar esta concession dese 81 da
del corriente mes
Puerto-Rico Noviembre "a de 1883
"a, Chayarri y Mendixaba1.
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pasajes bodo endan recargo de 25 p
las famias de amos, gratis de
as la parte de s II la mad del pasaeLos nlnos
solos hasta 12 amos medic pasaje.
Los gandes vapores de Inca admen carga todos los
puerto princpaes de Europa para todos los de esta a
CON trasbordo EN- la Capital.
- Ell yapor ELCANO, en- combination con los Tapores
Irasaduicos de Ia Compan adnite caga ~ pasajeros
todos los pueftos de rua desno la Habana Matan
zas Cienfnegos.
Para dg,rse los agentes generates Capital
yIJANDER 90.