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UUt SuTStIN, NC
The feet have constant duly to perform, and
need occasional attention by the surgeon spe-
cially skilled in treating their lments in order
that they be kept in as comfortable and as use
ful condition as possible; and thousands of
persons Who visit DR.. Whites establish Mt
(No. 5o5 18th street, opposite the Treasury de-
partment, Washington, DC, find that timely
attention TO those impol tant members, the feet,
economist time. and conduces to health, com
fort, and cheerfulness, and probably to length
OF life. DIR. White removes Corns without pain,
so the patient can walk with ease. He success
fully treats Bunions, Vascular Excrescences
Club and Ipgrowing Nails, and other ailments
OF the feet. Office hours from a. m. to 6. D. m
Fee, 81 per visit. Owing to press of business
during Office hours DIR. White Is unable to attend
patients at residences, except after 6 %. m.
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CTY ITEMS.

A FEW MORE choice Diagonal Coats aud Vest
TO match, and light Cashmere Pants, at s2D at
Z. kaufmans New Store, 91s 7tb street n. W.
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MASS MEETING OF TIE IRISH HOME ROLE
LEAGUK-Mr. John l.. Dease, chairman of the
eommlttee or arrangements for a mass meeting
Of the members and friends OF the DIstricf
branch OF the Irish Home Rule League, has
secured the hall Of the House OF Delegates on
THURSDAY night, June 18th, for that purpose
speaker Shepherd has consented 10 preside and
Messrs- Trimble and Perkins, Of the House OF
Delegates, will address the meeting on tn at oc-
casIop. Eminent speakers have been invited
and II Is expected that the occasion viii be one
Of general interest.
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JUST RECEIVED 50 diLerent styles of WHIT
Vests. Black Dress Suits a spfci. lty at e.
kaufmans New Store, 9lS eth street, between
i and X northwest
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DooLEY's Yeast Powder is the cheapest, but
not lowest priced, Baking Powder. Eleg giant
Biscuits, Rolls, Sc, prepared in a few minntss
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Tom COLLINS and all others in want of Iigh
Summer Clothing should call at c. Kaufmani
New Store, 9lS tn street northwest.
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Condemned Ioeais

Craig & jackson, of Georgetown, adyertise
aEns fer summer dresses at half price.
The time between Washington and Pittsburg
by rail Il to be reduced 10 ten hours.
governor Shepherd has appointed Jos. T.
Soiuwen, esq, notary public for the District
From A. d. Stocknan, SIS 9th street, we have
me AneTieGn Oh Fsiloig for June-full of in
terestiDg matter.
temperance cause was held yesterday afternoon
IN the \. VI. q. A. chapel.
There Is to be q review Of the police in front
OF police headquarters ON Thursday, the 18Th
Capt. Frank Hollingshead begins on satu--
DAY with his free excursions to the orphans
He will take the children of one asylum each
week uLul the little ones have all enjoyed =
trip down the river
On and alter Monday next the steamers he
tween Washington and Alexandria will com
mthce tnelr trlps AZ a. m, and the last trip
iIcm each city will be at p. m. This is de-
Hghtful and invigoratiug trip in the morning or
evening for invalids or children.
coal oil lamp at the house OF Louis Jack
son, street, between New Jersey avenue and
I'd street, exploded last night about 10 O'clock
Otheer ShiInOnick with the assistance of some
cluzens eNtinguished the flames before much
damage was done.
HibernIa Society No. l have perfected ar
fragments for participating in the corner
stone laying of st. Martins Catholic Church on
Sunday afternoon next. Mr.. owen McQuade
was elected marshal of the society. and 10 act
as a mounted ard to the chief marshal, Lieut..
j. +. Kelly. MI. L. ). O'COnnOr presented two
PapaE flags, which VIII be borne in the process
zion.
The members of Columbia Commandery No.
z, Knights TemPlar, are making arrangements
70 attend the Triennial Convocation OF the
Grand Encampment OF the United States at
New Orleans in December next, making an
excursion through the south of two weeks dura-
ton- Drills OF the COmmandery every Tuesday
evening have been decided upon.
The lecture by Mrs. Natalie Pollard at vii.
iard's all to night for the benefit OF the Missis-
sippi floods, will undoubtedly be a brilliant and
interesting affair. She will read extracts from
her popular lecture on Fashionable Life" and
VIII also read The New Church Organ"
'.ROck of Ages" The Portrait, !" 1.-The Devil il
Dead, "He Kissed Me-" &c, &c.
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a NV RAILROAD ARRASGENENT.-A con.
meeting link Is being put In at Benning's sta
non, on the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
by which the trains Of the Virginia. Midiant..
lShS Great southern Railroad being brought
into the city over the Alexandra and Washii7 p
ton Railroad Wiz run over the Baltimore and
Ootomac track TO that point and thence on the
Washington City and Point Lookout road to
Bladensburg and over the Washington branch
of the Baltimore srd Ohio Railroad 20 Balti-
more. II Is said that tbs arrangement will go
into effect in about ten DAYS.
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FAsHIosABLE SOCIETY UNMAsKEp at Will
lard hall tonight.

BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs.-At the thirty
second monthly meeting OF Central, No. 2,
eleven shares were advanced on at 81 per cent
Mechanics association, last night, over loo
shares we're redeemed.
At the Sc venty- sixth meeting Of the Washing
ton cooperative association, last night, all the
money was devoted to the redemption of stock
At the thirty second monthly meeting of the
East Washington Building association, last
night, nineteen shares Of stock were withdrawn
Al an accrued profit OF 81 per share. Eleven
shares were sold st an average premium of IS.
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HELP ThE E.sEDY T0-si6HT.-In her enter
tsinment 70 night At willard hall, for the bene-
nj OF the DIieTers in the Mississippi valley Mrs.
Pollard win disclose some facts in regard TO the
extent and desc alton Of the food. This very
VOL hy object ought TO be handsomely patron
iZed- IL has the public sanction OF the President
and southern membersof Congress. The marine
band will assist. The programme is OF a varied
and interesting character. The tickets Gre only
fifty cents Every dollar OF the proceeds will be
devoted 20 the assistance Of fellow couDtrymen
in deSp distress.
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FIFrY different patterns of 81 Coats at c
kaufmans New Store, els 7th street, bet xeeu
and h northwest.
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To THE LADIBs.-Try one bottle of Drexels
Vienna Beel Cologne. The most fragrant aud
delicate perfume out. Small size 25c., medium
50c, large bottles 81 Sold by all druggists.
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New SuPpLIss-RscCiri,1I

NEW SCPPLIss-R eceirigy Daily.
Straw Hats. at popular prices.
Bathing and Fishing Hats, % and 80 cts
Good White Shirts, 81 25, 81 80 and S.
Thin Underwear, soc. 75c. and 81.
Packing and Travelling Trunks; Bags ani
Valises.
Sun Umbrellas, lined and unlined.
"Lewis' Popular Ore Price Store"
mount Vernon Block" eth s., b.. 1 s. X
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Foot Surgery. &C,

To KEEP CooL.-Buy the celebrated al G suz,
CLdeTshirt. Fer sale only at Hollander Bros.
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The CHARGE AGAINST Ma. JOHN P. DES-
NIs.-In the Police Court, Judge Smell, tod
IN the case OF the United States agt. John p
Dennis, charged with arson, defendant through
his counsel waived an examination, and t6e
case was sent TO the grand jury, bonds in the
sum of SO, 900 being renewed.
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THE SALE OF STANDS at the Schuetzen Park
for the coming festival took pl see yesterday and
resulted as follows: Bar No. |, J. l.. Roth, Ss5;
bar No. 2, Henry Jones, 800; bar No. 3, George
w. Otto, $50; bar No. 1, John l.. VOgt, 500;
wine bar, Henry will, $780, sausage stand,
Charles Ebel, $500; cigar stand, Adam Young,
800; carousel, Z. Reh. 500; confectionery,
wagon yard, Samuel Lloyd, Sl35; swings, @.
Alkmsp, so. The prices ranged heavier than
heretofore.
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GRNTLEMRN's Mackansw and Panama Hats
bleaehed and trimmed at Writings, 92i Penn
sylvania avenue. s
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!. .. .. +. PREsENTATIoN.-Last evening
after the regular business of Oriental Lodge
No.ls l. .. .. f., had concluded, the lodge
las ope ned in the Rebekah degree, and the
Gfhcers and members Qadies) Of Germania
Lodge. No. 2, were announced and admitted.
Mrs. ii. BcnItZ, on the part of Germania Lod ge
In neat address, complimenting the member
ship on what they have done to carry out the
principles OF the order, presented the lodge
with handsome set OF regalas-those of the
officers being richly embroidered-manufac-
tlred expressly for this purpose by Mrs. L. Kar-
pelles, OF this city. Mr.. Charles Schneider
received the gift on the part of tho lodge In a
neat speech The membership of both lodges
repaired TO Ssengerbund Hall, where bouIIti-
full collation. was enioYed.
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He KISSED MAT Willard hall tonight.

RKAT ESTATE SALs--B. Ii. Warner, real
estate broker and auctioneer, sold yesterday
afterT Don at auction, lot j in subdivision psrt
lot in square ~, fronting on 10Th street west
betwes and G streets north, - feet inches
~ o. pth OF u Ieet inches, 10 Mrs. Eva NJ
Fav Al - go.
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TAKE NoTICR.-1,oO dozen fine Gauze IN
dershirts and Jean Drawers, 81 each, at HoI-
lander Bros. a
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Two coSUNDRUNs just now agitaeng the
minds OF many people IN Washington: WIZ
don't the manufacturers and vendors OF ice
cream furnish good, hard-froZen, solid article
instead Of the sloppy, siushy, mush- and mill
sory OF stuff generally doled out? And why do
policemen 90 their rounds at night IN squads OF
two and three together Are they air aid Of any
thing, that they rarely 20 alOne2
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PROV. ETIESNK LAMBERT, who IL fsvorsAIy
known for his new system Of teaching the
french language without a grammar, win de-
liver a lecture IN English In exposition of his
msthoc al MaTini's hall, street, between 9Th
ard iCtb, 20 morrow morning At IL O'Clock. The
lecture will be preceded by French dramatic
ysafil Gs BY Prof. Lambert, who u SAID to b, .
Gue e,c<ution3st.
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A CHAPTER in the lie OF Mrs. Pollard AT
Willard hall to- night.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AucrIoy.-Lati-
mer & Cleary, auctioneers, sell, this evening at
6oclock, a valuable improved property on 10th
street, between ID and f streets. The property
Will be sold without reservation, thereby offer
ing a splendid opportunity for a profitable
Investment
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TEE NV CBUKcH ORGAN at willard hall
tonight :
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The GARBAGE SERVICE seems TO be promptly
and satisfactorily performed this warm weather
under the direction OF Superintendent Nichol-
son and his force, at least there are fewer com
plants than before the old system wss restored.
Seventy wagon loads Of garbage per day are
removed 70 TN street wharf, placed In scows,
Hunter farm and converted into valuable rer-
tiIixere.
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List CH.f.FCE
FOB
AN EASY FORTUNE.
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Go AND sEE Mrs. Pollard a. willard hall to-
night. Grand entertainment
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AN ATTRACTIVE SALE.-The extensive sale
OF elegant furniture within the auction rooms OF
Green 81 Williams tomorrow morning will
prove to be one of the most attractive features
OF the season. The furniture 10 nearly new
and is OF the very latest design and finish, and
quite superior in workmanship and style,
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AID THs SUFFERERS in the Mississippi val
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notice. NOTICEn NOTICE u

pRY GOODS are still selling at Iou rate, n
BAxTERSr 1870 Pennsylvanis syenue Mohairs
and Alracss cheaper than ever. Dress Goods PiQues
Csicoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins snc
Table Linen at bargains. Hosiery, Ladies' ano
Notions At low figures. ap1x-tr
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LOCAL NEWS,
Amusements, &c, To nigh

FoTf's Opera HOEss.-Hermann, the great ma
gieian.
TAeater CogiqBe-''Jack Sheppard, the Lon
don House Breaker" and the usual misceIla-
neoas attr actions.
Antoinette Nathalie Pollard for benefit OF the
Mississippi sufferers.
Lyoeum HaH.-Literary and dancing entar-
tainment by Association OF Spiritualists.
STRAW berry festivals at Potomac hall, for
benefit Of the salary OF the rector OF Gracs p
r. church, and No. 1898 10Th street, for the
oenent OF the Church of the Incarnation.
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PONDS EXTRACT Is tor sale at wholesale BY
Chas. Stott q Co., 4S0 Pennsylva nia avenue,
and by druggists everywhele. t,w,t,tf.
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory ,7th street,
mtelligencer building. 1928
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To GET RID Of the ChiIls Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. TLey cure perma
uentlY. eo
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NOW OFFER
cents. ~ ~
nerrimsck, Garner. ard sprsgue PRINTS AZ 10
CENTS These Prints are of the very best fabrics
and beautiful in colOrs and designs
ceEts. -A
al wool DEBAGE. 30 cents.
very cheap.
Bare bargains in BLACK GRENADINES and
SILKS. e
Elegant PARIS KIDS at SIS cent. and nm
Lovely TIE 8 for laiies, - cents and nm
PARAs0Ls and sun UMBRELLAS, from SO
cents TO sl0.
And host of other Goods
GRKA1JY REDUCED IN PRICES.
mayZ-tr
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THERMOMETERS and Bsrometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler near AZ street.
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
funess Of Singers Sewing Machine. lis
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TEE DIvII Is DEAD Willard hall To- night
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All that lot OF ground lying aud being in George
ioWn, District OF Columbia, baJg tbs north part q
iot l2e, In Beatty ard Hsgsin-' addition I, sal
town, at the c1rBer Of High and 81 streets, an
fronting IS feet, more or less, on High street an
ga teet on 81 street, improved with a bricK an
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20
CIRCUIT COURT.


/ The Circuit Court Is now in session.
his Honor, Judge Flippin presiding.
Nothing Of special interest to the public
has been done on the civil docket The
State docket was taken mp on Wednesday
and msny cases have already been dis
posed Of
Ia the case Of the State Ds Martin
Kannovan and Joe Graham, The defends
ants having left the country, It was on
motion Of the Attorney General stricken
from the docket.
State rs Willism Anderson, assault
and battery. Verdict not guilty.
State vs Bill McNeal and Lou. Wilkin>
son for lewdness Cause dismissed upon
the defendants assuming the costs
State Us lack ard Clay TillsOn, In.
dicted for malicious stabbing. Cause
continued till next term upon affidavit
of defendants.
state Us Daniel Brint, indicted for
horse stealing. Cause continued upon
affidavit Of defendant.
State IS Tom Jarra.t for disturbing
pnblic worship. Submitted and defend
ant fined $40 and costs.
State Us Jim Porter indicted for lar
eeny. Cause continued upon affidavit
Of defendant and defendant recognized
in the sum of $500,
State Us Charley Cole indicted for ma
hciOus stabbing. " rdict of the jury,
not guilty.
State Us Henry Robinson for murder.
Cause continued upon affidavit of defend
ant
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

An organization has been starte in
London called the Mississippi Valley
Society" 1t is kind of International
chamber of commerce, designed to pro {.
mote trade and commercial intercourse
between Europe and the great Western
and Southern States of this Union, and
the London Times, preceding the organ
ization of the movement, spoke of the
Importance of "a direct trade between
the rich and fertile regions watered by
the Mississippi and Missouri rivers" 1t
further said q The corn Of the Mississi-
ppi Valley is still conveyed by the great
lakes and the Erie Canal, although Ii
might, at less expense, be foated down
the main river and its tributaries, and
shipped for Europe at New Orleans, ms
stead of at New York"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

p Horse THIKF ARvEs=SD.-0u SatuF-
day last man who says bis name is
Geo. Patrick was arrested in Bolivar BY
the police upon the charge Of horse steal.
ipg It appears that be came TO the
house Of Jack Patrick, eolored, who lives
aear the end Of the levee on the north
side of Hatchie, on Friday night, end on
account of the high water was not able
to cross to the south side. He sold the
horse he was riding to Jack Patrick for
$50, receiving S23 in cash and taking
Jacks note for the balance. They cam
across the river on foot by way of the
railroad bridge, and Jack having become
uneasy about bis purchase reported the
facts to the authorities who arrested the
said Geo. Patrick upon suspicion He
put on such an air of innocence and as
they had no positive evidence of guilt,
the officers, who in the meantime had
telegraphed to Jackson to make inquiry,
had about concluded to release him.
Fortunately, however, at this moment
they received dispatch from jackson
which stated that horse had been
stolen there on Friday. The dispatch
also contained description of the sue.
pected thief which the prisoner so fully
answered that he was committed to pris.
en- The horse is said to be worth over
q hundred dollars.
Since writing the above officials from
Jackson have arrived here and taken
charge of the prisoner, who they say,
has been passing under the name of
Josiah Smith for several months in
Madison. Before stealing the horse he
stole some money and suit of clothes.
Great credit is due to our officials for
their promptness in the matter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

SoUTHwRsTEN UNIVERsITY. The COM
mittee appointed to solicit subscriptions
for the above Institution are going ahead
with their work and we understand that
90 far they have met with considerable
encouragement Now is the time to
stir up our people in regard to this
matter and the committee appointed will
doubtless discharge their whole duty
in the premises. Bolivar has never had
such chance, as the one now presented,
of doing herself a great good, and at the
same time Of showing that che cannot
be exeelled ia public spirit by any of her
sister towns Of che same population.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

CTOSE-Ws are authorised to W HALEY
y STONE = a cEadiSato for Ehs 0fics of REGISTER
Of HardemaE County at the ensuing August Elestio1
FELLow-CITIZENS-
Il hereby snnoune5 myself
eandaate fer the ofSce Of REGISTER Of Hardeman
County. If elected to that once shall do my utmost
70 discharge the duties Of the efficiently ard
te9asly. w. BAIRD.
Z 4 MMOHS. = We authorized to
Il" 4 u nOunce r. +. Ammons q candidats for
the once Of REGISTER Of Hardeman eouaty At the
ensuing August elsettoH
SWINEBROAD-we are authorized TO announce A J
~ SwINEBuoAD > candidate for REGISTER Of
Hardeman county at the ensuing August Election.
EHERGUSON-We are authorized to announce ]
FERGusoN . candidate for REGISTER of Har-
deman county st the ensuing August Election
PIRTBE-We authorised announce d Il PTa-
L TIE . candidate for REGISTER Of Rardeman
County At the ensuing August Election
A NDERSOH-We are authorised to announce e II
Il 'AFpERsOE \ candidate for re-se0sion to the
Election,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20
AN ExcrTrxe RACE, AND AN Aoo,pvN7

AN EXCITING RACE, AND AN ACCIDENT
WHICH DID NOT PRevE SERIOUS On We'd
nesday last Mr.. Monroe Brint, while
walking the trestle across Hatehie bot
tom on the Central railroad, Suddenly
found himself in front of freight train
which was dashing aion G at rapid rate.
The trestle being fifteen or twenty feet
high Mr.. Brint's first thought was to esq
caP9 the danger by reaching the end of
it before the train could overtake him.
He made good speed for a short dis
lance, but in the excitement of the mo-
ment he fell through the trestle to the
ground, but luckily was not much hurt
The engineer on the engine tried to
check up, but had not Mr.. Brint have
fallen the result might have been serious.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

Notwithstanding tse dull times im<
proyements continue in Bolivar, and our
mechanics are casting about for the
spring campaign. NewbeEn & Young's
new livery stable approaches completion
and Harkins & Durrett are preparing
the excavation for the foundation of
their new brick store. Our portly
friend James Riggs has charge of the
work and the building is to be a hand :
some and eommodious structure.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

Mr.. McCarley tells rs to say to the
public that he viii leave Bolivar in two
weeks hence, those who desire perfect
likenesses should call at his gallery with
out further delay. His prices are within
the reach of all, and those acquainted
with his work never hesitate to pronounce
him frst class photographic. Call at
his gallery and examine specimens.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

SAD AooIpENT.--A little daughter of
Thos. j. Walton of this place was severe
~ scalded on Monday last by the overs
turning Of tea kettle which was on the
Ore. The child Was sitting on a chair
near the FIRE when the accident happened
and the burns received are severe bat
not necessarily dangerous. People hay-
ing the charge Of children cannot be too
particular in guarding them against ac-
cidents Of this kind, accounts of which
We read almost daily.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

BUESr TO DEATH.-On Friday, the 18th
instant the wife Of John Dickerson a
sesident on the lands OF ]. j Pirtie, in
Ghe neighborhOod Of Cloverport, IN this
county, while Piling brush and constable
10 Geld near the house in which she
lived, was burnt to death, her clothes
taking FIRE fram the burning rubbish.
BY this terrible accident good citizen
nOlrns the loss Of bis wife and two or
three iittJe children are rendered moth =.
Ay@-s1a
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20
Notice.

All persons feeling an interest in Sc
curing the West Tennessee Lunatic Asy.
lum at or near Bolivar, are requested to
ate nd public meeting at the Court
House to be held on Friday 10th of
March at 2 O'clock Citizens of the
county as we'll as town are invited.
March 2oth, 1874.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-03-20

See the card Of Luther W. Clark, At
torney at Law. Mr. CLARK is young
man from the neighbOrhood of Sauls~
bury, who locates here for the purpose
of practicing his profession. We wish
him guccess