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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-07

Prof. Jetfreys Wymau, we-known anato
mist aud psychologist died suddenly at Beth
Ieheu, n. H., Friday Dight @-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20
CASEY COUNTY NEWS
MIDDLEBuRa, KY, Nov. Q, 1874.

MrppLEprRa, Ky, Nov. o, 1874.
The M'ddicours " Trace FORK turnpike
road, IL miles IN extent, which has been On
hands several years. VIII soon DC comp'e''
ed' IL VIII DC an important outlet 70
large scope OF country embracing ~'erA'
fertile valleys IN oa'ey a"o h"-se'i eoun
Ties. pied near 'hs place. on .ns "a
INST nr-' I,ni', Spear co""or' :" VIZ
lam spears 10 'he os'" year VI ns' sss'
ohe ~as our'eo I" tue "~sn "Ne' enurcn'
.'""A the last meeting OF the ''ood is"P-
'nrr ~ TINS P'scr, 'he 'oiios,hE omce's ss'e
installed En' hs'es' W " ~ no
vius, r. w. Y, 1 MI" Mar! n. Soney' W
v. - hoY'o.' w. ., 'om No'Aa''
W. r. o. "i" ns''s nu''' '" MN, ~
ia Lancaster, W. =, o. ine'nors ii'cAs'
w " W., n''h'fa 'oo', W. M Jon" "
ots'on' W. '','.''A 'our-days ueos'e eioneo'
on the 9Th at MI oiive' between Elder W.
;. "o"ch' oil the CHRISTIAN chureh, ana
Rev Joshua . Taylor OIL 'he Me'hodl''
church''''"rire- nave oeen raging IN 'he
woods Tor wees pas. un'ii Tue rains yes
.erday' MIS- EillAoe'h h,''o,', near
willow spring suffered considerable dA'n
age-ios'ng 'oo panels o' fence II re-
CURED TWO Gays i"ee'r"n' iaoo' o' he'
. nelulbDrE 10 prevent her house and entire
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Ihaf Cssw hhssr.
PREhIus LIST.

For the largest and best six ears Of white
corn-one years subscription to the lSrs-
RIoR JouRSAL and iaSmsrs' Home Jos,aai.
For the largest and best six ears Of mix
ed pollen white and yellow, red and white,
etc the INTERIOR JOURNAL and SOaiAsr.
Aylcslturis Estate Glange organ one year.
For the largest ear Of corn-the ISrERI-
OR JOURNAL and Aa~'.oan Agr.eu!iuri~ one
year,
Entries free, and may be made at any
time between this date (Oet. l6) and tho
second Monday in December.
Hurry A CANPpgIi,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

UNDER the recent change Of tipe Of run
ming trains on the Kncxville branch road,
the train from Louisville arrive. ct 1923. p.
m; the train from Iivingson and Rich
mond at $50 =. m. Persons living East Of
Stanford, who wish To get the advantage Of
the low prices at which goods are sold here
should note this change
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

DR STEELE BAILEY len our town last
Wednesday for New York city, to attend
the ccur~e Of lectures during the winter at
the College o. Physicians and Surgeon. Of
that city. DR.. D. has always been one Of
the hardest students Of his profession, and
will. no doubt, attain to the position to
which he aspircs-A stand among the first
physicians Of the country
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

Tnr Lincoln County Court Of Claim.
met last week for the purpose Of making =
.ettlemen, with the sheriff Owing to the
absence Of the County Attorney with i'm
por,ant papers in his possession, only
a partial settlement was made. OF course
he will make good ~ the county the eK.
peass Of the sc~sion Of the court. The
court adjourned 10 meet again next month.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

Ir is right difficult h advertise iujudicial-
ly in the JOURNAL, and even a line will
bring good results. For instance, Hayden
gave notice las, week Of the arrival Of a
large stock of overcoat.. lie informs Us
that he has -old about halt Of them slready
aud oiier- the remainder cheap.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

OuR California friend, J, VI. Peasants,
writes us a pleasant note with "enelosures'
for a renewed OF his subscription. lie SAYS:
"0n my rancho produced this season, on
eighteen hundred Muscat vines, or about
one and half acres Of land, eleven hun
dred boxes Of grapes, the boxes averaging
80 lbs each, aggregstiwg eighteen tons. II
is pronounced an extraordinary yield. Our
spring has commenced. We had four inch
e. OF rain last month, which was unnsu-
ally early. Our hills and valleys are look.
ing quite verdant, and hundreds Of plow-
and harrows are running"
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n"'s' o""ee '"ss' " . !" ''"'"'"'
noons "Pa'" sA"''e' A"" "-
WIZ 'e'y c"esP'
Ian, can. 4, x.,;.,v hath fin and stone,
q" eo' H. Wssrens'
uvo n w..,r, u.,,. IN buy 500 bu.
.h.lIsd en,r iii =, ,ev
om..@., ,.a o.n,. No, Ja,,n'
100 pnr-. Of whisky offered at wholesale
by n. n. Mathew a Co, stanford.
A L.Rau lot Of Virgins tobacco at
Wholesale, by \. II. Matheny a Go.
looOoo cfcAn ~ s'ock.oc.' brands
MONEY saved by ordering tobacco, cigar,
srocsnss' -h''s'e'. aud powder Of Ma'heny
40
WASrEp-l.Ooo dressed turkeys deiiv.
cree 70 me on NOV. I'd, Tor which VIII
pay ee- "eo' u "esren-
jim DrppyRAR 10 determined To price
..v.J \, hn,;n, =, ,.,.;i IN io,;.y,iIe
s. B MATHEW a Co., have the purest
end best quality Of Delmonico Cosnsc ev.
e. brought To this market for medical pur.
roses &c.
m u-,u .a,,..a L.l
Or, shop over Chenaults frug store, wants
the Granger. tn look at his work and learn
his priccs
ihf STANFORD MlIis, Owned by ~. MAJ
hngly 20, VIII gnnd wheat and corn Tor
snc,eighth toll, the same toll that water
mil's take.
u MATHEW \ Co, certainly know
all about hos To buy groceries CHEAP ior
ra'h orthey could not ssll them ss cheap
." They de-.
xxL.c-
~ - a., .'"e", |" -, -,
-. ii. ~" -. y. ' n,
80 wv w" PRIV - N"''" '"''
"" s"
TINS Commercial IIo,.l In Standard i.
n, Lease I, h. c,n,r,lly Ioc,,.d bnilding
and COmmOdiOuA Itr Iartlflllafe 1d-
.lrcs. = Al. Can.on
THE Rrapr MADE cLorHrSo at J.
Winter 4 Co, Louisville, " oil home made
of . superior quality and sold cheaper than
at anyotber house In the City.
kksfshhh Iht GREAT hhptcrios IN
prees a. the Ola e'ethias hoase OF Juhus
winter 20, Loan,i'm; o''e 'nem
call vhen you 60 to the City.
rorv,t,n,.-u p.,,,.v r..h.
,...s,. W;,i;n.. - W..,.,.L. So
~ r. ha",IousJ ~ a. -, NJ.
ri,. -, ~. ,,i,.h.l u;lu,.
- s""
.P.prcrIAR ATTENTION given 20 we'd
ding outfit. At the great clothing hon-c ~
JuIi,. Winter A Co Louis,ile Suits
gotten I'M ON .hor, notice s.d IN the MOS,
sproy.d a,le.
L. a X. Y. Co, Tus mammoth po~der
company Of the world, 5. IL Matheny a
ca, agents, stanford, Ky. Msearines At
Stanford and Point Isabel. 5000 legs blast
ing powder on hands
Mr. " u MIDDLETON general 'ren, Tor
X nhils'a, miner and dealer IN Pine
hiii coal wa. IN tow" Yesterday aud sp,.
peined 70 u. "eafc" agent % the -a'e OF
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

Iosr-In Stanford, few days ago, . Ia.
dy's brcsstpin with chain, q small gold
hand, . smsll basket locket, with picture IN
IL, attached. The finder win b. suitably re
wsrded by leaving IL At this Office.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

REV. W. 7. McELaoY will preach in the
Presbyterian church, In Stanford, on the
9Th Sabbath, Of II O'Clock A. H., and At
Turnersville Of 3 O'clock y. H.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20
VIZ are sl~ay. pleased to welcome a .

her, Industrious mechanic to our midst
From a card elsewhere our readers will
learn that Mr.. Hughes, late Of Lebanon, a
skilled Harncs. and Saddle maker, has
located in Stanford, aud solicits patronage.
lie comes endorsed by good men, and hi.
work and prices commend him to
those wanting Sadlery, etc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

HoS. JAS r. McCREARy, Of Madison,
candidate for the Democratic nomination
for Governor, ws- in stanford. last We'd
nesday. lie is a gentleman Of recognized
executive ability, sound judgement, and
incompatible integrity, and would honor
the position Of Governor, while the honor.
Of the eftee would sit we'll upon him. lie
is indeed the peer at any one Of the many
a.pirants Tor the Governorship.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

"UpclR En-" hes never ssea q better,
longer, thicker, warmer or cheaper over
coat than the one he bought Of Haydens
the other day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

OK our frt page will be found all the
latest general aews Of Importance, home
and foreign. Also complete li-t Of names
composing the forty-fourth Congress. Ae-
cording to this table the Republicans have
majority Of nine in the Senate against a
majority Of twenty-five in the present Sen
ate. The Democratic majority in the
House Of Representatives is SO, with four
Liberal Republicans. For Cocsrill read
White, in the Kentucky delegation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

HAyDEs invites those who are looking
for bargains to call on him and examine a
IN erino shirt at fifty cents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

Or Friday last, Miles Greenwood, Pres
ident Of the Board Of trustees Of the c. s
n. X. while out upon the road near Kings
Mountain Tunnel, happened to quite ~
rious accident. lie was descending q GIL
and to make his footing sure. threw his
weight upon his lef, heel with considerable
force. which caused bis ley being in a Green
ed position, to break just below the knee
lie was carried distance Of sir miles by
Mr., Conner, Geo. Oaks, Alex Bomgardener
Geo. Cooper, aud other railroad hands, up.
on a litter. constructed by Mr.. Mccoy
assistant Division Engineer, and treated
with 40 much kind attention by thee gen
tlemcn that Mr.. Greenwood spoke Of them
in the highest terms Of praise Mr.. G. h
Simrsll attorney for the road also gave at.
tention to the wantSsand comforts Of Mr.
q. Strange to say being sixty eight years
of age he bore his Affections without u
single expression Of pain, and seemed as
cheerful and mindful OF his business a.
though no accident had befallen him. II
IL hoped that he will soon recover a. he !,
a very useful and important man to the
company.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

Miss MATTE PAXTON has returned
home after pleasant and protracted stay
with relatives In Lebanon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

HAYDEN asks the attention Of the ladie'
to new lot Of very handsome shswls just
received.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

HAYDEN Is offering some very fine bar
gains in his mammoth stock Of clothing.
Call early delay 10 dangerous
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20
HONE JOrTINGs.

RAIN last Tuesday.
srARE-RIBs, sausage and pig tails ripe.
THE new billiard saloon draws we'll.
foRKrGs hunters have exhausted the
game In this section.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

BY a resolution adopted at late meeting
Of Stanford Lodge No. 1866, l. o. o. r., the
Lodge will meet hereafter every Saturday
nigh, instead 81 Friday night s heretofore.
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.


Grab Orchard.
Ii reference to the ecclesiastical joke,
We chose To remain mum
A rRorRAcTED meeting will begin at the
Christian church in Crab Orchard tonight
friday.
The new psvements along the principle
streets Of Crab Orchard, add grestly to the
appearance Of the town.
REV. Mn. HAMILTON Is conducting q
protrscted meeting at Watt, Chapel, near
Crab Orchard. Several additions.
ELDER BRooKsnIER IL conducting Q
meeting At Preachersville, near Craborchsrd.
The meeting promises to be successful.
ACCIDENTS, dssths, marriages, thefts, are
Of rare occurrence in this locality. In the
kissing and counting line We are ahead Of
the times.
THE new Salts Company is manufsctur-
ing, packing and shipping salts under the
new arrangement II promises to work sat-
isfactorily to the owners OF reservoirs.
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DISTRICT or KENTUCKY.
IN b AN X r UPT CY.
AT BRYAsIsyILLE.

On the stb day Of November. 1874 The under
signed hereby gives notice al his sppointinent al
Assignss u Colby NJ Jsakfns. VI The eoanty o.
Garrard, aud stsls u kentueky, sithin aid lis
ows ps,,ass BY ,ss pySss' .ssi, q ssia Yl.Irlc,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

FoR big lot Of goods at small cost, go
70 HAydea's. Try him.
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IF YOU WANT

IF you WANT
BarEsins In meas, lpSys'. and
youths clothing. 20 10 the New
York Store, Affords bin, Main
street.
The New York Store keeps .
large line or boots and shoes,
aud sells them NJ panic prices.
Affords block.
Endless assortment Or mems,
and bOys' hats and caps ~ the
New York More ~ New Hork
prices. Affords block.
The proprietor or the New
HSrk More N the poor mans
friend, and deals with htm On
the square. AlGord's block.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20
nIsrRICT OF KENTUCKY.
IN b A n X r q PTOY
AT BRYAuTsvILkE,

On the sth day Of November, 1874 The under
sgnsd hereby gives neiiee Of his appoin tment n
Assignee " John W. Adams, Of the county u Jar
Tsrd and state ~ Kentucky, within said District,
vho hss been Adluig-d a Bankrupt upon his o~n
petition By the District Court III said District
1891 G. J. sPILMAN, A~sisnes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

VIZ send several hundred copies Of this
issue Of the Journal to our enterprising
merchant friend, W. A. Collier, Somerset,
for gratuiious distribution among his
friends and patrons These extras contain
an attractive advertisement Of his business.
We ask for il a careful perusal. Capt. Col
Tier is one Of the sterling men Of his com
munity, and the most liberal patronage
should be given him. His pleasant, intel
ligent, honest face indicates that il would
be a solid pleasure To buy his goods. lie
is up with the times and down with the
prices, aud his enterprise should win him
custom from an sppreciative community.
TnE case Of the Commonwealth vs. Lucy
Alfred for participating in the murder Of
her husband, DR.. Granville C. Alfred, re-
moved from the Washington to the Mercer
Circuit Court by change Of venue, and sp.
pointed for the third day Of the present
term, has been continued on the usual plea
Of "absoence Of important witnesses" on
the part Of the defendent. Thus whilst
George Miller, the moneyless negro, has
been tried, found guilty and executed for
the same crime, his alleged partner in sin,
a doscendent Of a Distinguished family and
once lady respected in the vicinity in
which she lived, the mother Of several chill
dren, whose father, once the partner Of her
bosom, she is accused Of assisting in muir
dering, is again allowed to go under light
bail. Can We say the officer. Of the court
or the jury is responsible for this, or shall
We adml, that the laws need revision
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notice.
NEW BANKRUPT LAW

am prepared to ale Petitions br those tho de-
sire ~ obtain the benefit Of the nee LAYS relSiiag
10 Bankruptcy The provisions Of the same lib-
erul III. 7. hARkts,
ATTY IN Bankruptcy,
iso-u Stanford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

Nail M Louisville 49, q Zoo pr~is-fy, aad
lsaves Saneuvi q s.s. o =. dafiy
Mall kom ioslsvtlls arrive a. Stanford i',o, p
x.Ii M I>si~sssu. ,~.,- s,a.tsri ever a.y
Nsi kos Iss,ns,ca. arrive at Stamford d,
Mali is~ s.eer--, srr, -~s daily ct @snssri ., !
.. N. 1AAves At a.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

We call e.pecis attention 10 our ABILITIES for
Tan gTindins. We hAss r.ceniiy purchased the bsst
tnAchia.Ty, choice French stoils< .nd hns~t esan-
ins mills manufactured, and guarantees perfect sat
,sisetloa Ia aaal'iy sai 2asalily.
MEf.I u AAfflsGl.f 90.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-11-20

OF sood land, v.li imprvved. 0cpd Shoots asd
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9Th Sabbath, OF II O'Clock A. H., and At
Turner.ville Of 8 O'Clock Pm.
BY a resolution adopted at late meeting
81 Stanford Lodge No. 1866, I. q. q. r., the
Lodge will meet hereafter every Saturday
nigh, instead Of Friday night ~ heretofore.
Iosr-In Stanford, few days ago, . Ia. |
dy's brca.tpin with chain, q small gold |
hand, q ANAL basket locket, with picture In |
u, attached. The finder win b. suitably re-
wsrded by leaving IL at this office.
DR. DAUouERTY, near Halls Gap In !
this county, struck a stream Of epson va.
Ter while boring for fresh water, and 10 man
ufacturing salts, which we learn are DO sroWg
for acceptance by the new Crab Orchard /
salts Company.
PRISONS Who have signi6ed their inten.
ton to join the militia company at Stan
ford, are notified that the ceremony Of their
reception into the State service, and the
election II officer. will take place on to. |
morrow Saturday.
s
WHAT nave we done t''a' should cause
our USUALLY oohg'ng a"u a"cn'iVe cor~-
.pondent. to desert u.' Perhaps they are
on "nke ior "oaek pay h~ lines
from each Of them for our nett issue would
encourage ne wonderfully.
-
WE are rcceivi"g dsi'y the Lexington
fre~' "hich We note win pressure mas re-
suhen Puohcai'on WIN origh'ef Pro-Pec"
OF permanent success. lexington ougs' |"
see 10 y that 'dser'hy 'halI never again
o'ertaFe us spnshuy h'''e daiiy'
Tar rr,.ebins Of Rev, Jacob pit.l.r. a,
IN. Methodist Church. attract. l,,s. ,rdi.
e,cc. each evening n. handle. ,;,h co,.
s"mm''e ssI'' 'he nogm" o' 'he various
'ro,s''an' denominations As deoa'or'
We oouo' I" nus on"fc" ms I'D eq"a W
nen'ues.
Ir IL right difiicult u advertise iujudicial-
ly in the Journal, and even a line will
bring good results For instance, HAYDEN
gave notice last week Of the arrival Of q I
large stock of overcost.. lie informs Us
that he has -old about halt Of them slready
.,J oa.x. an. x.,,.;..i.. l...
UNDER the recent change OF npe OF run
ming trains on the Knoxville branch road,
the train from Louisville arrive. 81 3;25, ?.
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Synod of Memphis.

This body will convene in the Presby-
terrain Church on Wednesday, Novem
Der 4tb, at o'clock P, m, and will be
opered with sermon by Rev. s. J. Reid.
of Miss. It's business will be transacted
probably, from 9 to II a. m, and from
8 to 5 p. m, when our citizens can have
the opportunity of witnessing the prae
teal workings of the Presbyterian
Church. There viii be religious servi>
ces, We understand, every morning at
II o'clock, and every evening.at 7 clock.
The attendance is expected to be large,
ond will embrace many able men.
Members of other than the Presbyte-
rian congregation have with great hospi.
ity opened their doors for the enters
tainment of the visitors, which accom-.
panied by the fact that within less than
two years each religious denomination of
the place will have had one of it's higher
courts assemble in our town, is a signal
proof that Bolivar deserves the fair name
for liberality and hospitality which it
has long horne.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-10-30
GO TO TEXAS
VIA THE
LONE STAR ROUTE!
INTRRNATIoNAL AND GREAT NORTHERN
r. r.

Passengers going to Texas via Mems
phis and Little Rock, or via Shreveport,
strike this line at Longview, the Best
Route to Palestine, Hearne, Waco,
Austin, Huntsville, Houston, Galveston
and all points in Western, Central, East
ern and Southern Texas.
Passengers via New Orleans will find
it the Best Route to Tyler, Mineola,
Dallas, Overtnu, Crockett, LOngview and
all points IN Eastern and Northeastern
Texas.
This line is we'll built, thoroughly
equipped with every modern improve
ment. including New and Elegant Day
Coaches, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars,
Westinghouse Air Brakes, NIiller's Pa
tent Safety Platforms and Couplers; and
nowhere else can the passenger SO cons
pletely depend on a speedy, safe and
comfortable journey.
The LONE STAR ROUTE has admi-
rabiy answered the query: How to
60 20 Texas?' by the publication Of an
interesting and truthful document, con-
tanning a valuable and correct map, which
can be obtained, free Of charge, By adj
dressing the GENERAL TICKET
AGENT, International end Great North
ern Railroad, Houston, Texas.
District F. feb l3-Iy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-10-30

That Lunatic Asylum for West Ten
nessse had not been loca ted at last ad
vices, and Mr.. Cummins of Paris, who
was appointed to fill the vacancy in the
Board of Commissioners caused by the
resignation OF Col. Gardner has also re
signed.
Bolivar even at this late day should
take steps to secure it. She can afford
TO make sacrifices to get it, even TO the
extent. of having transported to this place
SIT her.chargs all those people up the
country wbo have gone crazy about it
, oca ton,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-10-30
For Sale.

The House and Lot on Market street.
Roligar, opposite court square, Iaisly co
copied By Bolivar Bulletin.
The Residence aud Let CT Main street
lately occupied BY Il n. Parker.
a tract Of about 100 acres Of Land. 5
miles southeast Of Bolivar; kRoyn a. tbe
a. Pete iiiiey place
Terms to suit purchasers.
Apply 10 FRANCES FENTREss.
May %, 1874. ktsorDsk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-10-30

THE Sixteenth Annual Session will
L commence on TUESDAY, the first
dav of September, 1874
This Is the best School for Boys in the
southwest. IS an evidence Of its merit
We append the following
wAsHrSGTCS AND LIZ USGyEksgrT.
LENINGToE. VA. Jauuary Ist. l-75-
We have had. stu1eats here, several young men
Ehs had been taught in shs School Of 81 stewart,
Memphis. Teuuess-e- The scholarly spirit aud
sttanuents Of these pupils Of Sir stewart il
al the subjects preparatory college cUurse- have
led look his school Of cal excel
Ieucs ShUe their high aud good manners make
plain its moral isdusrces
We. therefore. feel hesitation in recon a1endtnE
this school very c0rdiaIiy. parents who Hsh their
sons th0rJu shly uEht and deciplinvd-
G v & LEE. President,
{ } HARRIS. ProTr Latin,
} WHITE. PF5t'F Greek,
EB 5 JOYSER. Prafr Modern Languages.
VIZ ALLEN. Psefr Applied Mathsfaatics,
s KIRKPATRICK, Profr Moral PHILOSOPHY,
J L CAMPBELL. Profr CbeuistrT,
4 l. NELSON. Pr1fr Mathematics.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-10-30

The hard times have 90 depressed
the matrimonial market that we hear of
no contemplated marriages hereabouts.
Fond lovers will, therefore, have another
year Of billings and cooings ere they
can consummate their plans of quitting
the state of single blessedness for the
moro agreeable and conten ted condition
If wedlock. Our young friends ought to
pray for bountiful crops next year,
which they doubtless will do, and more
they will go to work to improve the
condition of the country and to restore
its prosperity. This accomplished, ad,
ditional charms will be aided to married
life by the bounties Of nature, which will
enable every one who will strive to de-
serve it, to "sit down under his own vine
and fig tree" Nothing will contribute
so much to these ends as the raising of
an abundant supply of corn, peas, pump
i,ins and potatoes. Then, too, new life
will be infused into the business of the
country and all our young friends who
are contemplating matrim ony will be
made happy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-10-30
A full line of white goods and notions
at prices to suit the hard times.
HARKINsS Il DURRETT.

From all parts of the county comes the
intelligence that our farmers are sowing
moro wheat than they ever have sown
before. Very many of our small farms
ers, who have confined their attention
heretofore almost exclusively to the ul>
ture of corn and cotton, have adopted
the wise policy of devoting few acres
70 wheat Let the good work 60 on.