The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-08-30


agement of the Humphreys County |
Journal
Alamo is the name of the county site
of the new county of Crockett.
There are now one hundred and six
newspapers printed in the State of Tenn
.essee, with combined circulation of
AS, 382; of these, 24,7I4 are daily, $500
tri<weekly, and 1,5l2 semisweekly, the
remaining 1875 are weekly.
The Henderson Times informs US that
CORN is selling in Ellis county, Texas, at
20 cents per bushel.
Massachusetts this year viii have four
tickets, the Liberal and Democratic, the
Grant, the Prohibition, and the Labor
party Neither has yet selected its cans
didate. aaE h
It's said that in Delaware only five
Democrats can be found who will not
support Greeley and Brown. This fact
is making the Radicals very, unhappy,
but what are they going to do aboutit2
The court house at Gainesboro was
destroyed by FIRE on the 18th instant
All the records werelost save those in
the Office Of the County Court Clerk. In
cendiaries did it.
St. Louis had eight fatal cases Of. sun
stroke Sunday.
A new steamboat and railroad line has
been established between New Y ork and
Boston.
Dealers in obscene literature in New
York have been held in ten thousand
| dollars bail.
Dispatches from Geneva 5ndicats an
early completion of the work of the Tri-
bunal of Arbitration.
DIR. Asa Wheat, a dentist of Canaan,
| New Hampshire, administered chIoro--
| form to his wife, for the PURPOSE Of .ex>
tracing teeth, which caused her death
| 1t is reported 10 New York that
| Charles O'Conor has announced that he
| would accept the nomination for Governor
of New York by the Liberals and Demo-
Gratis
Dispatches from Wheeling, West Yir-
ginia say that returns from thirtY>one
counties give Jacobs independently over
five thousand majority. s'
The corn crop of Central Illinois, in
average and yield, will this year exceed
any previous crop ever known in the
history of the country In Morgan eoGn-
ty there are over 10000 acres in corn,
which the most intelligent farmers esti-
mate will make the Unprecedented yield
or average of 5000 coo In the aggregate.
The Atehison and Nebraska railroad
was finished Saturday to Lincoln, the
capitol of Nebraska, one hundred and
forty six miles northwest from AtchisOn,
and yesterday trains commenced run
ming to that place The completion of
this road to Lincoln, makes a direct
! short line frum st. Louis to Fort Kear.
ney, on the Union Pacific The Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific road, commenced
| running through trains from Atchison to
Chicago yesterday.
There are fifteen thousand square miles
of coal fields in which Pitts burg is inter-
| ested, and fifteen million dollars of Pitts
burg capital Is Interested therein. Prob
| ably twenty-five million dollars more is
| invested in transportation; and the total
of all interests dependent upon these
coal fields cannot fall short of the enor-
nous cum of one hundred million dol
lars.
! This is the way an exchange goes on
about ID. V. "She wore Volly Darden
the night when first we met her chip
hat, like garden, with poises cay was
set A dumping big blonde waterfall,
when next we met, she wore her skirts
| spread ont from wall to wall, and busted
of the floor