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Middletown transcript., 1874-08-22
ACHE CONOUEROR.

NO JJUTNTNE, -fKsENTU UK U1sUNs.
This is strong language us physicians and
chemists have for years tried to compound a
preparation that would entirely cure Fever and
Apnc without the use of strong medicines such
as qunine arsenic and other poisons injurious TO
the system. There is no case of Fever and Ague,
In,ermittant or Bilious Fevers, Congestive Chills,
Night Sweats Liver Complaints, &c, that the
"Ague Cenqueror will not cure at once and
permanently 1t purifes the blood liver, splcens
and all secreory organs so effectualy that the
Chills will not return during the season. even
when persons have had them for years. Sold by
Chamberlaine Middetown; II. P. Baker, 0des-
81, and f. W. Jester, st. Georges, Del.
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Business Iotals.

SIN is very much the offspring of physical ill
hea lth and feeble stomachs. During one-third
Of our time the processes of digestion must 90
on in our bodies, and II the stomach and bowels
are not well, nothing is well. To be dyspeptic
is to he miserable; moreover dyspepsia is the
foundation of fevers and diseases of the blood,
liver, skin, and kidneys. Dyspepsia invariably
yields to the virtues of the vegetable ingredients
contained in that erea, parifyer of the blood and
restorer of health, DR. WALKER s CALIFORNIA VIM
EGAR l}ITTERs.
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MARYLAND Affairs.

The St. Mchael's Advertiser says On Thurs
day last, while steam thrasher was getting out
Mr.. Tilghman II. Owens wheat crop, in Miles
River Neck, Talbot county, the colored man at
tending the engine allowed the water to got out
of the boiler, and the machine being extremely
hot, when fresh water was pumped into il the
boiler exploded with terrible crash, scattering
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Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


New Castle County May llth, 1874.
T Tpon the application OF William Lore, Exec
~ utor of Experience Garman, late of Appo-
qunimink Hundred in said County, decd, il is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid give notice of the granting
of Letters Tesamentary upon the Estate of
the deceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date Of such letters in six of
the most public places of the County Of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands against
the Estate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and provid-
ed. And also cause the same to be inserted with
in the same period in the M,DpLsrowA Trans
cRIPT, newspaper published In Middetown,a and
to be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal of Of
7, / flee Of the Register aforesaid, at New
| =. ( Castle, in New Castle County aforesaid,
the day and year above written
b. GIBBS, Register.
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ESTABLISHED 1853
LIVINGSTONE rs DEAD.

For 80 years millions have intenty watched
the perllous struggles and grand achievements
of this word-renowned hero, and now eager
ly desire the Complete Life-Hlsiory which pn-
folds also the wealth and ppFiasitiesof wild and
wonderful country. Ii Is now ready and selling
to beat everything. More agents wanted at once,
Address, HUBBARD BROS, Publishers, f2s
SAMSON ST., Phila, Pa. Aug Sat
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LOST BY LOANING.

T HAVE frequently loaned a small Hand Satch-
l. ell to several persons and the last borrower
has forgotten to return it, and do not now re-
member to whom last loaned it. Whoever has
it viii epnfpr favor by returning it at ONCE, rs
want it,
Also, 6ye-gallon Oil Can.
aug l5-tf. g. +. ANDERSON,
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.

S NJ. Reynolds, having taken the sole agency
for the Bazaar Glove-Fitting Patterns, has just re-
ceiyed from New York one thousand latest style
patterns for Ladies', Misses and Chldren's
Dresses. Call and get catalogue showing the
different styles.
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Bumblebees, Rampant.

In tearing down the old frame house on the
farm of Mrs. NJ. B. Hanson, near Warwick, a
few days ago, the workmen broke up large
nest of bumblehees. The enraged insects flew
about in all directions and, for Il time, made
things lively with their sharp pointed weapons.
Several of the men were badly sung and you
bet there was some pretty tall cussin done.
One of the human combatants came out OF the
fray with both eyes bunged up and looking as if
other plug
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New lot of Hamburg Edgings and Inserting
Zephyrs and Germantown Wools, at
s NJ. REYNOLDS.
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Judgment Bonds, Notes and other Legal Blanks
can be had on application NJ the TRAHscRIrT 0s
fee.
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Coates and Clarks Spool Cotton, at 7 cents
G. h D. Spool Cotton at 8 cents per spool, at
s. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-22

Labels for books, packages, boxes, &c, prn
ed on fine gummed paper. can be had al the offit
of the TRANSCRIPT.
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The celebrated Bay State Shawl at $3.50, les
10 per cent. for cash. Price last year, $3.50.
s. NJ REYNOLDS.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List OF letters remaining in the Post Office at
Middletown, Del, (unclaimed) for the week end
ing August 22d, 1874.
Francis Cary, William Cropland, Marg't w.
Dorsey William Durham, Robert Green, Annie
NJ. Oldham, Eta NJ. Swaia, Sarah Il. Wooling,
Mrs Ellen White, Wesley Laws.
Persous calling for the above will please say
that they are advertised.
d. l.. DuNNINc, p. NJ.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-22
Fires mt n Camp.

LADY's NARROW EsCAPE-THE WOODS ON FIRE
On Sunday last, ut Chestervile camp meeting,
in Kent county, Md, Mrs. Thomas, from Phil
adelphia, had narrow escape from terrible
death. She was standing at fire preparing
food for her infant when her clothing caught
fire and began TO blaze.
A gentleman ran to her and stripped the burn
ing clothing from her, getting his hands terribly
burned, while another gentleman came with Il
blanket and suddenly envelopcd the lady with it,.
This suppressed the flames and doubtless saved
her life.
During Sunday night, the woods in some man
ner caught fire, and but for the timely warning
of colored man, would have been destroyed.
For more than an hour the men at the camp
battled with the hames and 1t was for long
time doubtful which would win.-Eeery Fee.
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The catliddletoun Granstript
Edward sseyn0sis.

TERMS So. 90 year. payable in advance.
No paper discontinued until so ordered, except at
the option of the Publisher.
RATES OF ADVERTlSiNG.-Adv
Of 10 lines or less will be inserted twice for co.
and 25 cents for each additional insertion. BUS
iness cards, $40 per year. One-qnarter OF a col
umn, 3 months, SO; months, Sis; one year,
$25. One-half of column, months, $lS; 6
months, $50; one year, $50. One column, one
year, $l00. Business Locals, 10 cents line for
each insertion. Marriages and Deaths inserted
free. Obituaries charged for at regular adver-
tisng rates.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-22

Pure fresh Congress Water, direct from Sara
toga Springs, at $. NJ. REYNOLDS
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HAVE YOU TRIED
j u II u B d B A!
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous, or Debilitated?

ARE you SO languid that any exertion requires
more of an effort than you feel capable of making7
Then try JURUBEBA, ,the.wondsrful tonic and
invigorator, which acts so benefcially on the Sc
cretive organs as to impart vigor to all the vital
forces.
1t IS no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates
for short time, only to let the sufferer fall to
lower depth of misery, but it is vegetable tonic
acting directly on the liver and spleen.
1t regulates the Bowels, quiets the nerves, and
gives such healthy tone to the whole system as
to soon make the invalid feel like IL new person.
Its operation is not violent, but is character
lied by great genteness the patient experiences
no sudden change, no marked results, but grad
ually his troubles
''Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away
This is no new and untried discovery, but has
been long used with wonderful remedial results
and is pronounced by the highest medical author
tiles, ''the most powerful tonic and Alternative
known Ask your druggist for it. For sale by
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY h CO.,
July 25-8t. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Business Cards, Letter and Bill Heads are
printed at the TRANscRIPT Office neatly and
cheaply as can be done elsewhere.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-22

Mackerel, Herring, Smoked Hams, Beet, Sides,
and Shoulders, Mess Pork, Lard, Cheese, Canned
Goods, &c. =. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-22

A fine Black Tea at 80 cts. per ID; IL good I'm
perial Green Tea at 81 per lb., at
S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-22
Additional Life 81 wing Stations.

A Washington dispatch on Tuesday said =
service and f. W. Clark, Sr., of the Treasury
Department leave here Thursday for the purpose
of selecting sites on the Atlantic coast for the
new ,ie-saving stations authorized by act of Con-
gress of June goth, 1874. They are to be located
in the vicinity of the following places Cape
Henlopen and Indian Head, Del; Green River
Inlet, Md; ChincoteaRue, Wachopreague Inlet
Hog Island Sandy Shoal Island and Smith Is
land, Va Upon the completion of their report,
proposals will be received for the erection of the
stations.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the Estate Of
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Executor on before May llth, 1875, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. WILLIAM LORE, Executor.
ADDRESS
Jne 2Oth-2mos
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Just received, direct from the factories, ladies'
misses and children's Button and Lace Lasting,
Kid and Turkey Morocco Shoes in great variety.
S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1874-08-22

20O0 lbs of Rock Salt in store and for sale by
S. NJ. REYNOLDS.
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Pier Party.


A party of ladies and gentlemen, collected
from Middletown, Odessa and McDonough, made
an excursion in peach wagon to the Pier House,
near Port Penn, last Saturday. The party
started with the intention of going Grabbing
but got no further than the Pier House where
they enjoyed themselves in picnic STYLE ending
with dance in the hotel. Everybody had II
good time and no accidents occurred except 10
Major H. who of course got inte trouble
AmaIgnmation.
According to the Seaford Citizen, Miss Allen of
Middleford, II prepossessing white girl, aged
seventeen, eloped last Saturday with bright
muatto named William Perkins, who is about
35 years of age, and proceeded to Philadelphia,
were married, and are now living in Camden,
M. The Citizen intimates that should he visit
Seaford at Christmas, as he states his intentione
of doing, be will be given warm reception.
Attempted Suicide.
On Tuesday afternoon last VIM. Campbell, the
bartender at Collins Beach, becoming offended
at some imaginery wrong done him, jumped
overheard from The steamer Ariel and but for a
timely rescue would have been drowned. He
had been drinking pretty hard all morning aAd
probably saw imam With poker after
him.
Fire.
At noon, yesterday, fire broke out In the
bay-barracks of Capt. Samuel Pennington, near
the railroad In a very few minutes the barracks
and their contents, some IL tons OF hay, were
entirely consumed. The cause is supposed to
| haye been spontaneous combustion
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Prof. Fl. A. Wood, recently Principal of Mid
dletown Academy, has been elected Professor O,
Higher Mathematics in the Keystone Normal In.
stitute of Kutztown, Pa. Mr., Wood has aceep-
ted the position and entered upon his duties.
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Gin $ austne4t in einem Gint.br=
tpirtbsboule fibrte 9esen einen @ait un=
b6ai9e Heoen. Ser Wirtb tuies i'm 3u=
reat NIT ben Morten: v@9tueis! Sic
Gin tebren t6nnen befeblen, bic aus g.
tebren> minen f6>peigen."
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1874-01-01

batten, nit Dem proiect ber s@6ei6una
umsuseben; ober todbrenb ser 3eit bate
9einri9 unsefabr brei Sabre binbur9
Die Mnna Bolepn ,,under his qrotec-
ton" (unter ieinem s9ube) genommen.
l1nb bier Iabt mid anfiibren, SOB in ST..
8aDlep'ss s2eben bes Bi1@ofs Slider au+
berli6tIi9 bebauptet lpirb, Mnna 8olepn
|iei bes &6ni9s s o9ter gepelen unb
2a6n 8olepn ibre Matter babe Dem
&6nig seioet als ct i'm Besriff tonb,
Die Nnna 5u beiratben Sir, Inn Gottes=
pilIen febt gu ipas ibr tbut tpenn ibr
meine So6ter beiratbet; benn tpenn ibr
Guer @emiilen erfori&t, 10 1T lie Cure
ei9ene So9ter 10 gut als meine." 9ar=
auf er,uioerte Der &0ni9: vWeGen So9ter
iie au4 1ein mag, iie iou mein Weib tper=
ben." Obmobl i9 nun bieie Sbatlo9e
8 ! ube, 10 9ebe i6 iie bod nidtr luie
Die an6eren Sbat1a9en bic i9 anfiibre,
als ettpas unldusbar Wa1res. @ott
mel 5, es 1T ni6t n6tbig, bie@eformations=
leute nod f3tpdr5er 5u MAIDEN, als ie
bur9 bic proteitantil9en @ei9idt19rei=
Der ielbit sema@t tperben.
32) Ser &5nie batte bic Mnna unge=
| fdbr brei Sabre unter ieinem gS@ube ee=
babt; als Die Notbmenbigfeit eintrat, eine
lie BE li9e Grau aus ibr g, MAIDEN.
SIN Sanuar 1888 als Seinri9 BON feiner
re6tmdbi9en R0ni9in nod :ni9t 9e19ie=
ben mar, fano eine beimlibe 9eiratb ftatt.
9lls Mnnas 3uitanb ,1idt ldnger mebr
perbor9en perben fonnte, ,puroe es n6tbig
bic 9elratb gu betennen, uno bemna9
mar es au9 n6tbig, ben &e@ tsb n@
b oel tuegeu bee @9eibung porwdrts gu
brin9ett, benn felbIt unter @efprmations.
leuten bdtte es anit6Bi9 fir ben &6nis
'erI9ienen, atuei Weiber auf einmal 3u
babcn bic ct in Der Shat 19on bate.
9}un bate al5o BET beriibnate 9eiltli9e
Ni@ter gramner feline @olle 3u 1pielen,
uno tuenn feline 9eu9elei ni@t ben Seufel
err6tben ttta9te, 10 fann Sie1er gar feline
Gdbi9teit sun, Rotbtperben beiiben. Gram=
ner i9rieb al 10 I'M Mpril 1888 einen
Brief an ben &6nis, ,porin er i'm Bot,
gum 9eile~ }einer 6eele bic grlaubniB gu
ertbeilen, bic 6rase ,mesen ber @9eiouns
su unteHu9en: Ct flebte i'm an, ni&t
ldnger in ber @efabr 5u leben, einen blut-
}9dnoerif f9en l1n19ang 5u pfegen! 8ei=
1pielo1er, 9taunen erre9enoer 9eu6ler
ct pubte, uno bet &6nig luubte boB ct
es tpifie, ,lnb Ct tuubte baB ber G6ni9
miiIe, er tpi1e es, bab ber &6nis brei
Monate borber3 tuirfli9 nit Mnna ber=
beiratbet ,poroei! uilb in tpel9em 3uitanb
iie 5ur 3eit mar, als er lie beiratbete! |
y 33) Der R6ni9 gerubte bulorei@ auf
ben eeijtli9en @atb sfeines frommen pri=
mos ,5u 'b6ren Der To- beiorst fit bic
@i@erbeit; ieiner f5ni9li9en Seele mar,
un6 als Oberbaupt ber Stride ertbeilte
er ioslei9 benz seiitli9en 0ater gramner,
Der nit Derlebuns ieiner seiitli9en &C.
liibbe i'm @ebeimen 5elbit Elm Weib bate,
bic @ollma9t, Elm geiitli4es @eri9t iiber
bic f0ni9li9e Gbei9eibuns 5u balten. 9ie
re6tmaf9e R6ni9in gatbarina, bic Be-
febl erbalten bate, ben Sof 5u perlaHen,
iuobnte bamals 5u MmptbiQ bei9untable.
Iu bielem lebteren Orte er5Hnete Cram
ner iein @eri@t unb 5anbte Der &0nisin
cine 2abung, bot ibm 5u er19einen. Die
R6nigin bebanbelte bieie Borlaoun9 nit
Der @era9tuns, bic fte perbiente, unb fam
ni1t. Da {prah ;GrQmner oas urtbeil
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Die 0biD.

VD!egn DerDelratDef, tinO ef5 ef5De1fQfl9e Run
mebr Die 9eiratb pern1o8e ieiner geinaIt
bic er BON ben Nadfolsertt ber apoffel
berleitete! .= .s9.s, ..,. ..sss:s,.
35) 9tls Mnna 9olepn nit benz RDniee
a9t Mpnate perbeiratbet mar befam 1ie
cine $odter, bic ipdtere R6nigin gil a.
Ibetb. Das sefel Dem &6nige 1t9t Der
einen 5obn tuollte unb niebertrd1tig ge=
mug mar oestpe9en nit ihr uns,lfriebe,t
gu lein. Das Rdrden i91eppte fi9 ,ln=
|9efabr orei Sabre lang fort. Sn oie{er
3eit batte Der R0nig Bei9dftigung boa=
|out benn ba er nun bas Oberhaupt bet
STRIDE mar, 10 batte ct, biele 9inse s11
tbun, um cine ,,eue &eligion, ,,eue @lau=
bensartifel un6 neue Gir9ense1ebe at
MAIDEN, Nuberoenl muBte er einige bon
ben beiten Meannern fetnes &1nisrei6es
10 pten, bdn9en, piertbeiIen
uno ibnen BEN 2eib auff9lib en-
lanen. ueberbies mar er nit benz Maube
uno nit Der plinoeruns Der fatbolii6en
&ir9e un6 Der Mrmen TO- 5iebr be196ftiat,
oab linn ni@t oiel 3eit fiir bdusli9e
3dnfereien iibri9 blieb. .,a4,1j&@
36) @enn ct aber feine 3eit Bate NIT
Qnna gu 5anten 70 batte ct on9 feline,
um auf iie M9t 5u 9eben, ,pos au beoen=
fen # tuenn Elm Mann eine SSrau ,1immt,
Die nur balb 10 aft lit, als er. SIM eSanuor
1885 'ftarb bic &6niein &atbarina. sic
batte ibre Gbe our4 gran.ner ols ni9tis
ertldrt geleben, uno Der barbarii9e @atte,
Der flint &inoer bon ibr gebabt bate,
oie1er @e orma or tpar 10 aefiibl=
log, iie bon Dem ein3i9en am 2eben &C.
bliebenen &inbe gu trennen unb nod ibrer
Werbannun9 ME 5ll buloen, baB lie es
nit Wugen 1ebe! sic 1tarb ,uie lie &C.
lebt batte geliebt uuo perebrt BON allen
re9tli4en Menl9en unb mur6e unter
tiefer $rouer unb ben Sbrdnen bes per=
iammelten @olfes in BET STRIDE gu Yeter=
borough be9raben.
37) Ser &0nig, befien ei1ernes 6era
our4 einen 60@it liebrei9en Brief, ben
iie ibm bon, ibrenn $ooesbctte 1bidte, ouf
einen Musenblid geriibrt tuoroen au fei,1
i4eint, befabl ieiner l1mgebun9, am SaQe
ibres @e9rdbni1es Srauer anauleaen.
Qber un iere Wnna tru9 nidt a4lein feline
Srauer, ionoern tleibete li6 in ben aldn=
5enoiten uno fr6bli6lten Mn3ug, beieuQte
cine unbdnbi9e Greube, unb 1pracb iebt
lei lie iuirtli@ R0niein! M6 81.
armieliges @ei66pf! @erabe brei Monate
ano ie6s5ebn Sage na9 oieiem Sage
ibrer Gnt3iidung itarb lie ielbf; aber
ni9t wie bic tuirfli9e &6nigin aeitorben
par in ibrem Bette lnb, betrauert bon
allen @uten, ionoern auf einem @daffot,
pie cine @erbre9erin nod einem bon
Ibrem @atten ,lnter5ei9neten Sooesur=
tbeil unb bei9ulbi9t beg Yerratbes ,. bes
uno 6er 8lut16anbe!
38) SIM Maimonat l $50 mar lie nebit
Dem&6nig unter ben 3ui9auern BEL eineni
9an5enite9en in @reenlpi@ no fie aus
llnporii@tisteit einem Der &dmpfer Elm
3ei9en ibrer 3uneieun8 CAB !, mas ben
R6nig nur in eineu @erba9te beitQrtte,
BEN Ct f@on friiber bate. ST. perlieB ben
Ort ousenblidli9 rnb befabl bic Nnna
3efangen 5u nebmen uno am folgenoeu
Gage na9 Meitminiter gu brinsen. @ls
man 5ie babin bra9te, tpur6e iie auf Iei<
ten 8efebl auf bem GluiIe ansebalteu
lno in ben $otuer eefibrt. l1n6 nun
]el9ab es bur9 bic @ere9ti9teit @ottes,
,nh Sie in hnsipIh. l;n,,,nr .oxsLIzs
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ling pes Yap1tes. er mar Iebr md9tig, E
1gab piele itarfe @riinbe i'm ieinem Be
E9ebren 5ll tpilfabren; aber bieies 8egeb
ren mar 10 ur9ere9t, es tpdre 80 grau5au
gegen Die tu9enbbafte &Sntsitt gelue|en
bemielben 81 pillfabren, baB Der Yapi
es ni9t getpdbrte llno ni9t 9etpdbrei
fonnte, Sebo9 befabl er in ser Soft
nun9, bic 3eit tperbe ben Spronnen BE-
,pegen nad5ugeben, baB in Gnglanb. ei,
@eri9t 9ebalten iuerben foQe, nm BET
1Saa 5u unter1u9en unb gu ent16eioen
I9ielem &eri9te per19md6te Die &6nigit
lid 5u unterperfe1,. Ser 2e9at Sc!
Yaptes bob baber bas @ert9t auf uni
perlpies pie So9e an ben Yqpft felbit
Der li9 fortndbren6 iueigerte, einen5@rit
5ur 8epilliguns Set @9eioung 3ustbun
9a tullroe Der SDronn tpiitben6 un6 be,
l9loB oas Nnleben bes pap1es in gn9=
lamb umsuitiir3en ii6 ielbit gum Ober=
baupte Der Stride in bie1en, 2anoe 3,l
MAIDEN un6 init @era9trlng aller 96tt=
liben uno meni9li6en @eiebe gIes gu
tbun, mas INNER n6tbtg iein mD9e un1
Die 8efrieoi9uns 1einer tbieril9en Be-
sieroen uno bic @attisun9 {einer @a9e
gu ii9ern. ..., '.'.. :
2S) Ser erfte @9ritt ben ct unter=
nobnl mar, @elebe .5u erla1Ien Die ben,
Yapit ale Nutoritdt llnb @epalt, uber
Die &ir9e in -gnglano nabnt, unb ben,
&6ni9e iesli6e Nutoritdt r in geiltliaen
Dingen gaben. .@ein Sauptratbseber
uno gMufbeber tuar Sbomas s + a nj n +,
elm Name, Der in :e,pigeu, Mb19eu ;gebal=
ten 5u tperben perbient. 9ie @eredtiq=
felt @ottes ertpies5 ii6 ipdter an oie1em
iiberaus ru9lolen ;unb gotteslditerli6en
99urten, oab er55ulebt in ben Glammen
itarb ,uel9e a115ufa9en2 er 1elbit Der
9aupturbeber 9emelen mar. s9a ber
3prann nun 1omobl Pdpit als &5nis in
Gnglanb mar, 10 ua9te erben Gramner
gum gr5bi1@of BON Canterbury. Deu,=
nad ,uurbe 6ieier &otbeeber unb bieies
bereitmillise Q8erf5eug nun BET oberite
@i6ter in allen seiitli9en Mnselesen-
6eiten.! r1@t'#:1I-a7 .>.5 In..j ,~.x,' {.
29) 9ler gab es aber cine 91tpierig<
teit, benn ber $prann befannte ii9 nod
immer ein 'aotbolit 5u iein, 10 bob iein
neuer Gr5biidof mad ber ubli9en SSorm
9epeibt tper6en nubte, tpas BON linn for<
oerte, bem Yapite @eborIam au 1@m1ren.
Mno oag fan6 cine Ausfunft ltatt, Die uns
nit einem Mole 5eigen tpiro, aus tuefden,
3euge bic 9erren BON Der &eforuation
genla4t 'tparen. Gbe grantner sum 9lltare
giny, Inn 9emeibt gu tperbeu, begab er
|i4 in cine &apelle unb ma6te ba5elbft
cine eioli9e @rfldruns baB er our9 ben
gio ben ct ob5ulegea i'm 8egriffe itebe
ilno Der Gorm tuegen leiten miiiie, ii9
81 ni9ts 5u perbinben seoente !, mas ba=
bin 5iele, i'm gu berbinbern, benz R6nig
beiaufteben, in oer en9liiden Stride mas
INNER fiir &e orme Ell, tpor3unebmen,
bic oerielbe fir niibli9 era9ten biirfte +
s3O) Nd4oem 1i9 Der R6nig nit oieiem
beriibmten &i9ter in seiftli9en Dingen
perleben batte : berlor er natiitii1 feline
3eit feline f@tpierige Gage Dor i'm gu
brin9en unb BON linn @ere9tisteit &au
oerlansen. @s tpar in Der .Sbat cine
I6pierige Gage fit 9ejnri@ se5pwnsen
IL lein, NIT einer Srau bon brelunbbier3ig
SabreH 5n leben, ba er cine 7junge bon
19t5ebn ooer 5tpanaig 70 gut, tuie umlonit
5aben fpnnte?> Mlser nun einen 10 rebs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-08-21

.
Garner EsIiard, died the sta instant, at
2:30 p g ttitis depes Ct his parents
in Middletse Is 90 - county, Ten
nessee, near the Piace of his birth, which
was on the '24Th day Of Dersmbe IS4s
Disease OC the lungs symptoms slight
three years ago. serious and alarming six
months since, and terminating with fatal
rapidly IN his. llasE week. Te father,
mother, brother and sisters an aeheing
void reha6insi never 20 be1 G1ied, and a
whole community feel, that 70, know him
vas to be his friend -..,.z s . .l., 80
Has gone TO that bourne ~. r z7i 81 41'- -
Whebee no traveleF returns, 7dt =.
Priest at tha hearth stone Is - Il liza =
Was, where love and friendship burns.
Gone to his silent resting place. - -. V
I Attendant friends around him weep
Relieved from. Efs's lsAdrt toilsene Faee,
No care can hoR distbib his eieepy4
! Eternal God we prey 4hy KEscejeua
| Rslief 60 eaGthiF asorR6EB deer,
Let each before. thy holy will
In Thnnhle penRhe aeekly hos FE
1 EearHing Thyroid g kiss thO' stiff, SO
Love, for our RB0j ? GGliets the blow, e.
lsA,I1Ost of fsissds the Tre9aiem triIl,
! Rest thee young friend an lions Hill,
Dear IFisHSg d N sa1lE 81 PiTttles kai5z5,E
- An acrostie tFibuts FROM his frieBd /.
7 ia n
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-08-21
For Floater.

We are authorized to announce Minor
e. B Hurt, Of Madison, as a candidate to
represent the Floaterial District, COM
posed of Haywood, Madison and Harde-
man, in the next egislature-subject to
the action of the Democratic convention,
to be held on the LIST of september, 1874
.44 We are authorized to announce Hon.
John r. Bond, of Haywood, as a candi-
date for fOater from this district. com
posed of Haywood, Madison and Harde-
man counties. Subject to the convention
which meets in JackSonion the LIST oil
September next. 'raTiirfr}4i ita .sr /
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-08-21

Several families from our town are So
jOurning at the Dunlap Springs. Next
summer we hope to see this health i'm
proving and delightful retreat in full
blast 1t can afford too many benefits to
be neglected. -i iIi 4auirtb
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-08-21
For Senator

hereby announce myself candidate
to Represents the counties of Hardemaa
and Madison as Senator in the next Iegr
islature, subject to the action Of the COM
veution to assemble in Jackson on the
lst Of September. .' ''.
- ; arIff1'HJ,i'Gl fa. II. NJ. POLK. |
&. August 18th. 1874. H5 t#e