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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
HARRY "a. EEEE1L,
NOR.Eg C~isicBt NCGICc.
y. 526 r y
n The CbaBcey Court Of Hqrdemqn
County, Tennessee.

y. J2B X ID
IN The CbqHceyy Court Of Hqrdcwqn
County, Tennessee.
Original Bill rl
william II Rogers ard Samuel En>n~s
VS. <ausy Rogers Arminia UssrrY, for
m-rly Arrainda B"@er>. and Der husband
James = Us-erv. "a his nwn light and Hs
Trus - and Nary Rogers, John d
Usserv and 3 r Us,ery.
And aso Grcs- bills Of
John y I'S-ery ard y. +. Us-ery IS.
James :. U~sry
IL arrearin.r from the above Origiurl
1911. winch b. sworn 70 that Defendants
Nancy Rogers. Arninda U-ssrv. James :
U--ery ami Mary Rogers, are non-f-sI-
dent of the Stite Of Teune-se". AMI from
r.... rr,-- Be- vHi-h IS svn-u o.. thar
.! me- =. i'--e-s Is "a rUn-TesIdtnt en-
r-.s--- ia J. therefore ordered sH-t all o.
sad Defendants 10 SAID Tlziuat 1911,
..... tu-w-r OF -.uaF o ti- same, on OF
D. FIRE. ffs- I'D -loulas go J,nIary Hezt
and 20 rs.i.t l. i-fi4 uf, James :. UssfEv
..t...,H. aus ar uT mar tu sad CF ~ Is B.
in -asI ct.-c. "a 81 before she 2n1 Nou
d4v o. Jt--uary mkt, b-Iug the mkt
Term ol our said court. or the same will
10. fukeu tor confessed, and said Original
and Cros~ lail- set for hearing x parte.
and iifst q cps OF above order be- pub.
li-h@d once a eek cor four consecutive
weeks ~ the Boiivar Bulletin "a ueyg-pa-
per printed IN Bauvar, tenneszee.
hIs l4-h, dny Of December. 1872
i. b Med ~ ELL,
CLERK 4 Master.
q. d + entrees, sails. for CumpiaiHants.
Isc22u' -rS7
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

We wish to inform the public that we
have the 4 agency for the best Sewing Ma
chine in the market and the only one
really First Class" Tor less than the old
monopoly prices.
1t Is 40 experiment. to buy "Wilson"
and we guarantee satisfaction We re-
fer with pride to every owner of a evils
son" in Bolivar and vicinity.
REMEMBER the fact that you can
not afford to buy a Sewing Machine be~
fore examining the Wilson" Nor can
you afford to pay $40 extra for a longer
credit than six months.
OUR Terms will enable any one to
buy Call and see machines at our store.
r. 5 HARDY d son.
aug. 6 m6 Bolivar, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
Methodist Church

services every sabbath. at Ing< A. N. and : r =
Nv the Rev " ATKINSON
SABBATH SCHOOL az - A n
sabbath school scholars every sunday eve
nlns 1t ~ o'clock. Prayer Ae=tiuR every Wetues-
dav night th1ir meeting every F=iHsy night Regular
Church -eetJHg Grst sdH-sday night Ia each month
Young Il ems prayer meet az every Monday night
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

CHANcERY CoURT.- Councillor Living
ston was prompt and on ;iine last Monday
aud began the january term of cur Chan~
Gerry Court As the docket before him Is
rather lengthy and foil of interest to
many of our citizens, it is probable that
His Honor vi be with as for several
days. So Er, business has been put
through, and from ali indications is like
ly to continue until the old musty records
are cleared up.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

THE PLACE II C. Mcclure is driving,
as usual, right straight ahead, and doing
lively business. His stock of staple atd
fancy groceries and plantation supplies IL
ample and worthy of any market. As a
progressive man Nc is success. Try
J..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

Arrival and Departure of Trains on
the Rip CIV Rail Road.

On and alter che 18th inst q e pHsseu-
ger frajn viii leave Middleton AT A NJ,
and arrive at Ripley at I l.3O a. A. ! cave
I'm lev ut NJ and arrive at iddleton
at 40 p NJ No SUNDAY trains
". 9. IA KNEB, President.
Nov u, 1872
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

DIED, at tn, residence of her son, Mont.
Jones, Esq, Mrs. Temperance Boddie
Williams, relict of the lamented Gen.
Calvin Jones, in the 87th year Of her age.
Deceased was most estimable lady,
widely known, and highly respected foT
her many virtues. Her remains were
deposited in Polk Cemetery, near those
Of her young hearts choiee-honored
and respected by all. Rev Mr. Kone
oficiated at the grave and delivered at
oppressive and appropriate prayer Her
after we propose to refer to this eveuifu
subject again
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
BAPTIST Church

Services Second and Fourth sabbath IN each mouth.
at lOis A. p auc p W. by the Eey. W v koNh,
SABBATH StHbpi. at 81. A "
Singing svery Saturday might ana Sunday eveniuS <,
Pra5 Meeting every Tuesday uight,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

We MEAN YoU-All parties indebted
to this Office are earnestly requested to
come forward and make settlement at
once, as We need the money to meet our
liabilities This notice is intended to
apply 10 all who may be indebted TO Us
for either advertising, subscription or ID
yyort,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
FresbT terrain Church

School ~
Hrbie Glass Tuesdays. .-. .-..........-.- -
sravsr Meeting Thurs3avs at -.--....-7 DO
services every Sabbath, at i0Ia VI ami ~
seats all FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
Cnmherland Preshrferian Chnrch

CUm DeLIdAu 1I5oU Y ter Id ShuLEji
services as follows First sabbath each month
by Rev. Dr. tsTELLE. Third Sabbath By tae Rev
wv n. SoEEEST-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
ChurCh DireCEorV.
St. James'Church, Bolivar, Tenn

rvi~as every Sunday aud IN the Holy Day. by
RECTOR " G. GRAY
Z for opening sunday school is a. o'clock
81 -sug Service ON sundays I0i-
r-uirE -e-vsccu SEudavs. ..-....
H,ly iays-....---.-.-..... ---.7lg A and ~ DO
Services twice each dar Lent.
Frou n A " ard f. ia 7 % p NJ the Rector
can found in his study the # che Church.
- The Of this Church 3 Ii FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

Our ACNN-We are glad 10 chronicle
the fact that our friend Ross 4. Woricy,
of the Bolivar Foundry, has fully recay
cred from his late serious illness, an6 l.
again ready for business. Morley is "a
mechanic right; understands his bus,-
ness; ann those who want casti IS could
not find a gentleman moro competent {
fill orders In few DAYS, TIVE Foundry,
under the management Of d. w. Parran
proprietor, will be fully prepared to exc
cute work in iron for the public ii
general. We commend to all those who
are in any way disposed to aid leg'ti
mate home enterprise the unfaiiing efforts
Of the Bolivar Foundry
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

DUGAN-Eyerybody knows Dugan but
everybody does not know that two of tn
cloverest gentlemen in West Tennessee
are doing business for q. NJ d., who
himself is hard to beat, az is well known
from New York TO New Orleans. peaks
ing Of the TWO gentlemen, we refer IS "A
matter of course, to Craw ord and vii
kinson. When you want anything
fresh, go for frog town" That's what
the DO ople say who have been there
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

They have had some pretty sharp
weather W in Biddelnrd, Maine. A lady
attendant at enc of the churches arraycd
herself in four sha Wis, waterproof and
fur cloak while "a gentleman, who WASH
proud and liked e. be warm, was padded
with thick beaver overcCat tTemend~
Gus buffalo cloak aud thick shawl, to say
nothing Of the scarfs and small trash.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
Notice.
Cash paid for all kinds of hides end
Furs
@ A. SWINEBROAD IL CO.

Attention CoNsTABLEs w hen you
are Ia need OF " arrintS OF other legal
blanks, call at the BULLSTIN cfiire and
yet hem We viii give you satisfaction,
both as to price and quality
Make money fast and houorably, bv at
once APPLYING Ter a territorial right,
(Which are gIyra Zee to agents E" sell
tbe hest, strongest, most useful and rapid
selling wing Machine, and Patent But
ton Hole Mo- ker, ever used OF rec.u~
mendad b. families, or buy one for your
.wn u.s.; it j. ouly - sent free every
eher- by exp css Add. - for particu-
lars, JEEouE b ilUDsoS Il Go. Corner
Greenwich and Courtland -'ts., New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17
Aldermen.

G. Il DIrGAN. BNEELT. TATE IoIfF
nAkER FAlTGS. R : % sitfifF
ADAMS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

q. q T. entrees, soils for Compartments.
lsc2Gu' ISL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-01-17

JEROME B. Il DsOS Z co.
Corner Grsrnv Ter srS Cortland Sts, kEW York
u-gf-Hn8
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
Making Jobs for Party FavorItes

No party that ever had an existence in this
country would have dared to undertake and or
GAnlzs governments entirely with a view of plac.
ing the property and wealth of the citizens in the
hands Of political PaTtlz2ns, that a tew might
groW rich and Opulent at the expense Of the
masses, except the Radical party that now saps
at every pore Of the government. Vast contracts
have been undertaken In the capital Of the ooun-
try undsr the eye Of the Federal head Of the ma
tiOn, fEOm which, it is said, millions OF dollals
have been made by Chants favorites through the
agency Of the Board Of Public Works at Wash
ingtOn.
ThS report Of the Chief Engineer shows that
there have been laid more than two hundred
miles Of brick sidoWalks, three miles and-a-half
Of Gag sidewalks, one hundred and ffty-four
mAes OF curb8tone, four miles Of concrete side
Walks, and forty-ive miles Of gravel roadway
In addition 70 the above figures may be set down
touEtesn miles OF bluestone and cobble pavement,
atty-10ur miles OF wood pavement, twenty whine
miles Of concrete, ten Of Belgian aud granite,
and nine of NAcadam. Much improved street
pavement has been treated chemically. For ex-
ample, A5O, 600 yards have been bnrnetlzed 81 600
yards iruuiEed, $4,000 treAtsd with lhe Seelev
process, and 10000 treated with the Robbins
grOoeas- AbOHt $4,000 yards of packing has
bssa aoAa.
To raise up houses and underpin them has cost
obOat ol62.O and new steps and castings have
cost eI07 900. The main sewerage of the city IL
Stlll more extraordinary, as the following figures
VIII ahOW: Of the Slash-TuR sewer, which is ten
fOos span, there have been laid 1900 IineaI feet
OF tAs street sewer, twelve feet span, 800 feet
ct IIb0r Creek main stem, which is thirty feet
span, 800 ieet 90 Plas 200 feet of 20 feet span
ct the eastern and northwestern sewers, which
are feet In diameter, there have been laid about
7,f0o leet. OF the Boundary street sewers about
9.4oO teet have been laid. And to these secondary
brick sewers to the amount Of 80, 600 feet. ana OF
pipe scWeu more than $4,000 feet.
by the skilfnl organization Of the new Radical
city Government ali this work was taken out of
the AaadS Of the property holders, who were thus
deprived Of the privilege of getting 1t done on the
best terms, and placed in the hands Of party lead
en- to contract for at immense cost. Hence we
end the city has been run into debt many millions
IN q single year, and nov the poor from whom the
taxes and renis are always gathered, are suffering
the terrible consequence
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
viii It Prove true z

THere iU geaeral suppOSition among our PeO-
pie that our banks will be mere safe since the at
tempt to rob them has been made, and failed 20
completely But there Is no certainty Of this
The FaseAls who mike such bold attempts to rob
are numerous, and the most daring are not those
who now rest uneasy in New Castle Jail. There
is no security bat in the vigilance and care of
officers auj the strength and resistance of stout
aIfes.
Oar bank officers have been OK pecting u raid
upon some one Of our institutions for more than
tao years. and it came when least expected, after
all the warnings had been thought 10 have been
useless and ths attack was made upon the hank
thought to be least liable to such attacks Bat its
isolation and its dark windows we're doubtless at
fractions in the eyes Of the robbers. Ii is said
they are only one neCleus of large and well Or
gaRissd gang who will not only regret The failure
of the attack bat seek to rescue and even revenge
thsir friends in New Castle 1t may. therefore,
not prove true that We are more safe from attack
than We were before the arrest Of the thieves.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
ooa,h Of Mrs. coneTaI Lee.

a despatch frol1 Lexington, Va, announces ths
death, ON the 9Th iastAhl, Of Mrs Lee. widow
General Roheft i. AeC. Mrs, Lee haa hpan ed
invalid for the hst eight or ten yea and be
health, since the death q her huslAhd, thro
years ago, has been gradaally bCo1nlaG hor
enieehled. ouiya vef1 eAoTt time Aea tNlSva1
daughter died, and this freah bercAvon eAl u nag
he readily believed, bore heavily upon her decllH-
ing strength. Mrs. Lee was the only daughter OI
q. w. p. CHAtis, Esq., OF AEllngtOR, WAo Was The
youngest child of John Parke Cuslis, sen Of Mrs.
Washington. by her nrst huabahd Ana an ail-de.
camp to General Washington Atths eiege Of HO1A-
town. His two youngest childrun. one ~ -aham
the father OF Mrs. Lee, were adopted BY 0eneEal
Washington. q. w. 4. Custis Was bBoaRht up Ct
Mount Vernon, aud remained q member OF Wash-
ington's family until the aeath q Mira WNahinB-
ton, in 1902, when he went 20 reside at Aflin -.
an estate OF one thousand acres In the neigh1
hood OF Washington, which he had inherited from
his father. He erected the mansion known - the
Arlington House. lie was married in early life
to Miss Mary Lee FItzhugb, of Virginia, aud left
an only daughter. who became the wife OF Gen.
Robert Il. Lee. The late Mrs. Il. E. Lee was q
lady of exemplary religious ana domestic virtues,
and unassuming aud gentle la character. She
was between sixty and seventy years Of age at
the time Of her death
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

The Chicago Inter Ocean aud other Western
organs OF the Administration are inclined 10 al
tributs the Waterloo Si their party In Wisconsin
ts hard tmes and bad haEVosls, for which. they
PieAd, Ar. Grant and the Republican party are moi
responsible. Bot the facts are against them. The
harvest has besn an unusually good one. Bat
what aValied Il to the Wisconsin farmer that hs
harvested hundred bushels Of wheat II he eopld
not dispose Of thsm, or, having disposed Of them
could parchase nOthing with the procseda Ii
the crash Of Mr.. Grants fEisnds 10 the banking
business acting upon his vicious system Of fnancs
Prsveaeoa the banks at Chicago from advancing
the funds required 10 market aud move the wbeai
crop Of WiScOnSin, Mr.. Grant and his party mus
take the responsibility. Much mere : M due d
them that the purchasing power Of . DusheI oi
wheat has bsea 90 seriously cartaiIed that the
W0esn farmer i pauper In the midst OF plea
q. IL these mattan the people ultimately saddle
the right hOzs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
ron SAEE AND RENT
.PEYNoLpa D %,


IREYNOLDs co..
plk aAArhes street. wllmInEtOn.
ceavEfAN6tRs. RRAL lsTATE BROKERS',
IOge u. .lsyIns ..rs desirable proDsrts 70
MsA.r. bail. ne. SSS,:: . resn:, gas. es!s. II.
SsSs % rS S:S% 1ss. ana
No. 2.
\ i@t III Ne. N ii Ftk.
Wouso On Spruce stfsss aosr Rishth. fust Ahish :
81 SsoomS sd olt.hteshSn; very nies; Wlaabosoad
cheap Al On easy terms: M .t.s..
HandsomO new oxtsnsion mont house. with gas.
1.2v 1 SaT6 ss'Ss Win sSS
vantage OF city taFs.
N.rk., strss. store SSi dsss.linV. one of the
best business stands 10 the city will be sold for
eaOOo lees than vGino.
A choice Market street residences water. gas.
bath, shade. &C.; really delightfuI home aud Of
f'r'd V'rS low and on So sHs' terms
A sheAR plsA,,nt and 6seithv, village home i9a
OOnAnotsa here for sOmetImO. Good ice house and
other Out-buildinGs. Inquire Of J. Il. Ray. New
ark. or At cur once uos
eplondla haildlpg lot. z6xlN ft., oA EiGhtesnth
street asar wsahinEEon; This vii es proi,1sIS
bEidgo over the BrandyWins Eih EreatlS advance
the price OF l0ta. -,
WAshinxton street lOt SOEl -; west side, betEeen
Eighth and Nanth; VsrE e1SlSo' fS
ss acres Of ". Q. Creek bottom lands Ous mile
from Newark, Del, }; stone house aud barA.
2lO.s on Delaware avenue. near Soldier 5 Mouu-
Is.
2 lots on Delaware avenue. nsar City u. X. depot;
each 25-2sxlSS II.
A water power Of 80 horse capacity. on the new
eF.fhiling White Clay Crack NJ ThompeOns Sta
ton en- the PonnSylVaniA and Del. Railroad, 300
yards head race 30 ards tail race; mill on the Rail
road siding, no hAuiing or handling istoek, put
lead and unload into the mill door. thus saying
heavy 0KPOnao. Strong Inducements will be Offer
- 0~s'fs' NO.l7.
Ahokal stand on the Nd and Del. Railroad. Al
AAEydoA CarolinO OOunty, Nd. Large neG house
port unity TO make money. No local option here.
An Oxeellont GFist and saw mill in PencAder
Hundred, en- the ChristianA River, lS feet head
and b. 6silFOaa, thrss-lonrths mile 70 the r.. W.
and B. kailrOAA, ia miles TO Newark. A very de-
sirAblO property and now doing profitable Dusl-
The Newark IrOn FSundry. A good basin sSs
NO.H.
Farms in PennSyIVania. Delaware. Maryland and
VirRiniA Also, mils. StorOa. business stands and
dwellings. The public are Invited TO call and ex
A FT fLt l. REYNOLDS co.
el6 Market street. Wilmington Del.
Real estate brOkors COnVeyancerSs surveyors ana
0oiiacflnR agents. jy2 d3m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The PeTNUiGR Syrup, a Protect.
ed solution Of the PTOtOItte Of
Iron, Is so combined as to haze
the character Of an Gtinee1It, as
easily dfOeSted and GSSinstLQted
sUtth the blood as the simplest
FOOD 1t Increases the quantity
OF Natures OsU9l p3tOEizin0
agent, Iron In the blood, and
cures ga thousand It's, t" simply
0V4O1stSsg 1sl1, ,I1sVtOOr0ti1Ig and
VttGtt$tSSO the Systenss The en-
Ttched and Gtt0JtSed blood per-
aseGtes eVeTU part Of the bOCfys
repairing damages ana SCGStes
ee0Fcst1sO out morbid secre~
tons, and te1Vt1sO nothing for
disease TO feed SlDO9ls
THE fS the secret Of the 1UOIl-
GIeT1ttt success OF this remedy iIs
curing Dyspepsia Liver Conn
plaint, DrOpsy, Chronic Dlar-
rhOea, BOlls, Nervous Affections,
Chllls and Fevers, HumOrs,
Loss OF Constitutional VlgOr,
Diseases OF the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and all diseases originating Sas
q bad state Of the btOOd. or acc
cO1llIlGnied bN debSSttN OF a EOaC,
state Of the 0Netealss Being free
from Alcohol, ISs OSON form, SES
e1se1Igt$tSsO effects are not fol-
t0t0ed Ov corresponding TeGc-
NOIIs Dat are permanent, dSsflg-
sing strength UigOS', 0es6 SleaO
t1e into az parts or the sDstemOs
and 1tsisdtsSg ssp Gfis Iron Cone
0fttagetOme
Thousands haze Been changed
OD tie tsee Of this remedy, fS'Ons
s0e0As otcAtHs eaEf eFtSsO cFeG-
tasress 20 strong heGEtlsNs and
A0pgW men ard eCOalse5lf Z and
e1loOStds cannot SeOsOpa0b IN hess
stHse % GiOe q q trial.
See tANs each botsEe has PERIL
WAN SYRUP bEOsOss tn the OEGSS.
Pamphlets Free.
sETHw. FOWtE & SONS, PsOpdslors.
Ne. ! nIiltoA Riass,. nosaaa.
aeLp fSsOHUOalsSS onHEaxEIL
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

Lewis NeWcomb, deputy Unitsd States mar
a vessel commanded by Captain William Martin.
He was on the vessel with the idea Of collecting
81, 600 against the captain on driving there. lie
di0 not, however, arrive with the vessel al New
Bedford, and the captain and crew have been ar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
Financial DeVelOPmenG In h.OAdOn-He'
w Loans on Ghe st0ek Markets.

NEw YORK, Nov. l0.-It seems highly probable
that the course of speculation for the present
week will be influenced like the latter part Of last
week by the financial developments m London.
At present the outlook in that direction is not at
all Teassuring large numbeU of high priced
stocks have been sent over TO England because
they could not find purchasers here. II 10 said
that the English speculators during the past few
weeks, have lost $3.50, 100000 by IhS deeins In
American stock, and many saspensions in LOn-
don are more than probable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

The Haach ohunk GaEefts Of Saturday quotes
the coal trAds dall, aad remarks that Il Z hard
70 naho saloS and dIfleult 10 cOllSct mOney. PRO.
a0caaaa has lellea Oh SOmewhAt, because there aEs
no ondeTs and not likely to be. The iron trade i
teu1hly dali, aaa this has had bad effect upon
ne 1ehiga oeal opsEAtoFs." In contrast With this
the soh1ylkill region shows a small increase h
prOaaollon last seek OVar that Of the cOuespoa.
ding weak last year, which lhous that the coal
tEade has Dot bssa aGeeted 70 the extsnt OF Other
bsaaeAaS Of basiaess % fsFP Tho bitaminunr
traae Aas inessazs4 eonslasmhly.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
IncandinrN Plot.

NEW YoRK, Nov. l9-Canastota IN. ~ AdVi-
ces say that William Stone. arrested as the con.
cocior of plot to burn that place, is lawyer Of
more than ordinary ability, but has Of late borne
a bad reputation. WoOdford, who was caught
firing the Park House, was ten years ago one Of
the most promising young men of the place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

wmMINGTON. Del.. Nov. II. 1873.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

Az iSrEREsTIsa QUEsTIoN.-Ths cigar stcr. &
and other places of evening resort, which are Of
ten made lyceums on a small scale OF q free and.
easy character. are new busy with the question aa
TO which are the most to be dreaded, or deirmen.
tAi' Jay Choke d Co., or the Wonld-be firm of bank
robbers that have just been arrested IN this city
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

AAEoNO the dsPOsitOrs who received 30 per cent
Of their deposits in the First National Bank-the
ArSt distribution of the assets Of that institution
vas ex-PrSsident JOhnSOn, who received nearly
$4,000 out Of tue sra 900 he had on deposit there.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

ExTAAvAaAHcE.-As an evidence Of the cai e
less waste Of money, and an illustration Of the
times, New FORK paper observes that it is com.
mon in private Libraries in that city to find book,
bound at cost Of slOO volume, and It is some.
times POlaIbls to Rnd covers costing 81 600 or over
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11

hAttan markekWa seized BY - men In
ThlntY. .6OuE \ street e mlAnlgLt yesterday
and Stabbed. He cried very loudly and the
men Ean without r0bbiug him. his life is dgs-
paired Of.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-11
Marina nIanatar.

NRw YoRK, Nov. l0.-Ths schooner SouthsrnsT,
from Boston tor Philadelphia, with cargo Of ice,
went ashore on the Jersey coast, below Sandy
Hook, on Friday aight, and became q total wreck
The captain, Thomas g. Thatcher, and Geo. Miller,
a seaman, were drowned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-14

Chapped hands and face are the most
serious annoyances that farmers, and
people who labor much out Of doors, ex-
perfence from exposure. Exposed per
sons, especially children, repeatedly suf-
fer intensely from great cracks upon the
hands, that often bleed. It is cruel to
allow ones self or others TO suffer in
this way, when the means Of positive
prevention are 50 easy 70 be had, and so
cheaply, as 10 pay ten cents for cake
Of Hand Sapolio. Hand Sapolio is not
only better than the costliest soap for
removing dirt, but il prevents chApping,
and renders the skin soft and phable.
Sold everywhere dtE-l45
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-14

contributing region west aud south Of
the Allegheny mountains can be inhu'
enced 10 act upon the past and sound
est principle in political economy
buy where you can cheapest and
sell where you can sell dearest" The
primary object in this accomplishment
shoIld be to get rid hcnceforth aud for
ever Of thai which you as aptly aud fatty
term middle men commissioners.
There is not the shadow Of reason, ex-
cept the inglorious one which proceeds
from don't care slothfulness, why the
tribute money flor such II practically isl
paid to New York and cities elsewhere
IN middle men commissions, devour
the fair earnings Of the ngriculturists,
should not be Immediately and finally
withheld.