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SATANIC.
Danville, ILL.,, Exhibits to tho World tho
Champion Fiend.
Relation Of the Cruelty Of IN Ut-
lynched stcpfnthcr,
Other Criminal Matters.

PASSING BELIEF.
Sp<e'at Dtspateh to 3ae Ch,caao Tyituns.
DAxvrLLE, ILL.,, March 11.--A terrible and dis
guHting caBc Of cruelty 70 c1,,,d hs, inst hoou
u,o.r,hoa Il, w. ,;t,. -. - rn9s "oo
-. ,,..,o :. W. w. ~ WHICH 1oon 41ens And
'"s "'''o H'epaaushter. aEsu 9 years. Aro tho
aGsofs' 1he testimony elected at preliminary
d,v nrav;our lv 1,or,,.a S,,.so sa rras."s s"o
c,mnotn, ~ 49,. 'ts -, 49,, "'o,, .'uo,,a Eooton VI
e"4p"a's u uno u .he heighoofaog "omoa}
"eat 70 eho" tho moat brutal treatment Of tho
cllld by The atepfathnr. Upon the examination
Of the cl.iId's bodv by the authorit,ea i.s han 4
yns fo,na ~ Ia .tn,an: 80 0ae ~.
t,.t. ..s.i'.. n,.ao7' na'a' it1
, 1875-03-12

4 newspaper published somewhere out In tho
baokwoods says: 'Tllc friends Of Dr.. De
KovES iu Chicago throw up the sponge and ao-
knowlcdgo their champion bcnten." Imagine
Dr.. LOCKE, mad Canon KNOWLES, and Judge
Or1a, and tho ress Of those dignl'icd High
Church poo1lo "throwing up tho spongc"l
, 1875-03-12
LETTER FROM A kiINEa.

tR
Through tho courtesy Of Mrs. 3. B. Logan, of
this city VIC are enabled to lay bofore our rcad-
era tbs two valuable letters lately received By
hcr from hor husband, AIr. 3. o. Logan, one OF
tho Twenty-Five men Of tho Sioux City party who
succeeded in reaching Cuatoss par:t, In the
Black Hills. The arrival ot John Gordon q.
sioux City, and his statements, llaya boen tslo-
graphed over the country. These lettors COLI
firm Lis statements, and arc to be rolled upon al
coming from man we'll known in THIS city, aud
especially III Eau Claire. Wiz, for sout1d tudy-
mont and ntfict reliability lilo la 60 years at
age.
THE FIRST LETTER.
CCsTERA PARK, BLACI u1Lls. Jan. 31.-We
left Sioux City Oh tho 9Th Of October, and start
ed with tweuty-bix mon and sir wagonH. !,
We arrived here III Clusters Park on the 2lth OF
December.
Though no wore eoventy-nins tlays on tile
road, think NO lad extreme gooI luck, We
vera obliged to hRro out = guard most cyory
night.
Well. no sre hero, and yeunaturally ask " How
do you Ike 1t 7" Ferr well, 90 far. In tho first
place, this III very nno climate. Up to tho let
Of January We had no SNOW, and 1t VAS very
warm.
We commenced cur etookado On the 18th Of
Decnmber, md finished 1t in ono week. We built
oar cabus iasde. alx in number. Aftor that 6
inches Of enox fell, and no Ind two weeks Of
cold weather. It is getting warmer now, at.l tho
anow Is going Oh. Il looks like Bpri,g to-day.
Tho Cattle and horacs are doing we'll. 11ore Is
pleuty Of feed. There IL plenty Of timber and
good so!l md water in all OF thsHe valleys II ia
AZ we expected. nc found no mon in the Hills
think our party is tho only ono here.
Wo have proapccted very little. nna
that very near our cabins. The Indications
We can but hare tho privilege of elayiug
llcFp through tue summer. It would be fOllr Iur
, 1875-03-12

Anyway, thcro is this comfort In the Nor
uampsl!ro election. If 1t was not reaction, 1t
was at least "Htand-oT." Tho Democratic
notion must cease before tue Republican reaction
Tan begin. It IL something to reach stage Of
n,u{b+f,r,
, 1875-03-12

Massachusetts haH tho mining fovar bad. a
farmer who owncg q pasture noar tho CH1rMAN
md Doys1os mines holds It at e10n000 . year
ago ho would havo parted with 1t for e3o0 or
e4oo. Ncxt year, Cerhaps ho will regret having
been 80 stiff about little mattor Of that kind.
, 1875-03-12

4 Michigan cd.tor. after noticing and aarlonl-
rally admisins tho figures got mp by tho Chicago
Times for it, Saturday edition, aayBs "1t's a
groas pity TINT so long as It costs 90 much the
Times isn't bot. r rapor." Burc enough.
, 1875-03-12
EllAA.

ARRIVAL OF uAITA1N-uEsEHA1. vAL,tAsEpA,
1fAvAnA lEsrch 11.-Count TnlmaGeda, tho
nowly-appoinscd captaln.doncral Of Cuba, NJ
rived to-day, aud wnH received with tho usual
ceremonies, Reinforcement Of 1.000 soldiers
also arrived from Bpaiu.
, 1875-03-12

5tessbt D1FpdlI1l 70 7Nt EH1tVa 7TlU4fSs
WhKEsuAnnE, Pa, March n.-Mrs. William
Thomas, q colorel woman, living In this citY,
went away from the houso for few momcnts,
leaving her two small cllildren alone. In ler at-
aenco, their clothing took ilro; and On her r.
turn, ahe found tho hoy, who Ia years Of ags.
buried to death, and the younger terribly,
though not fatally, burned.
, 1875-03-12
GREAT BRITAIN,

TILL MoRpAuNg SCANDAL.
LONDON, March 11.-Lady Mordaunt has been
found guilty Of adultery.
ELECTION IN T1rPEnlnY.
CoRK, March 1.-THE Parliamentary election
In Iipperasy passed on quietly today. About
one-third Of tbs coustituency-inclualu tho
Noman Catholic clergy and leading tradesmeu-
aessatned from taking any part iu tho election.
oloofo. tie Conservative candidate. hsd posted
Rf1ntet notices At al the polIinR.pIAceA, stating
that Mitchell waa ineligible, aud III votes cast
Tor hin would be void. The counting u not yet
completad, but It ia Estimated that Mitchell haa
majority Of 1000.
9lK BRISTOL BTEEpLE-CuABE.
LONDON Aafch 1l.-1'ho 1lrlstol Royal atsople.
chaae to-day was Won by p4rynle {late CATH
esane} flaurists. second Duke Of Cambridge
, 1875-03-12
CASUALTIES.


Special M,pateA to Tia chsedoo Tribune.
GRAND RApIps, Mich, March 1l.-John
Keogh, wol.digger, was caught III a we'll which
cavcd in In this city yesterday afternoon. and
buried 40 fect doep. Ills body was dug out, but
iacaasant labor for noarly twonty hours did not
roach 1t until o'clock tli1 morning. lie loavcs
n wife aud thseo chtldtan In destitute circuna-
stances.
, 1875-03-12
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS SHORT,

HHEE Ifou1ANQ CNELAHa SftoHI.
Stxt1ni D1sstafth u The CAica9o 7r1tunt.
ToLEpo, o., March ll.-W. ". O'Driel, book
keeper Tor tho 1rm OF Epkor i McNamse, vhola.
sato whisky-dcaloss Of this city, aud formerly q
Captain In tho british army, has left his plaoe
rather abruptly, and hid accounts are found to
about I'll, ,090 aho.t. Lie LAS since been seen in
CAnatfa..
, 1875-03-12

Candidates to tho succession Of Senator
Wn1onT, Of Iowa, aro rs thick aa graashoppor-
eggs. The ones most prominently noticed Rro
JAMES 7. W1Iao:t, Gov. CARPENTER, Congress-
nlau KAssoN. and tho Rev. hlr. HAA1AH.
, 1875-03-12

p'T7sbuno. pa., March l1.-Ihls afternoon.
Catherine Darratt, agod about 50, willie gather
lug coal along tho traok Of the Cleveland J.
Plttsburg Railroad noar Woods Run, WA run
oVos BY swltclaiug' and INSTANTLY killed.
, 1875-03-12

E{Nt'9s 17'tHE7T " 71t I7R7'10 47F1H1Hs
GnASD NAr1ps. Alch., March ll.-Nr. Horny
Lcdyari, who came here from ulg Rapids, il Ia
jail waiting tho action Of the Quilted States
Special Detective Sullivan, Of Detroit, on
Charge Of passing counterfeit $50 bill know-
ingl5. Deputy sLesir Dole arrested lin within
twenty inmates after ne 1assed the bill.
, 1875-03-12


uhAsp HAVEN, Mich, March 1l.-The leavi-
sst shoW etorn Of the seAaon prevailed here to-
az; 1t cleared on tonight. Trains on tho rail-
foaos Weso delayed several hours In consequences.
6tfesat 0!spdteh to 1'As Chteago Tribune.
ALTON. H.. hlasch l1..About half-past this
afternoon, tho ice-g0rYo In tbs Mississippi AivUr,
1aat above thus city. broke loose, and tue Ice i4
r1shnX and crushing past the loyoo It ths rate
OF ,1 mica ~ honr. Tho gorge IN the Missouri
aid Illinois Rivers also broke looso this after-
aoon. No damage done at thia point.
, 1875-03-12

Since tho prico OF whisky l,aH rison. tho DEM
ocrstio politicians in kentucky are hopeful OF
getting Convention together that will rosl!y
amount to something.
, 1875-03-12

i9ptrtaf Nispatci 10 1'hs Ch4eaoo Tribune,
EAST SAGINAW, alich., March 11.-A. Boyd, =
fireman on tue Jackson, Lansing L Saginaw
lsoad, vas Knocked of his locomotive at Stats
ltoad Station thls afternoon and seriously, II not
fatally, injured,
, 1875-03-12

HELATIUHH WITH FFAlSH.
LONDON, March 12-5:30 q. n1.-Tho Berlin
correspondent Of tho Daily Ncus repossn that
the German aovornu,ont In itritatcd at tho con-
duct Of Spain in the Gustav affair, and at tho
clerical lcaniug OF Hing Alfonsos Minister'S 1Io
adds: "1hts feeling will fiud expression when
tho now B2ariall Ambassador pressnta lss cro-
den,ias to tho EmPcsor."
, 1875-03-12
MURDERED AND CAST ,Nro a VEL

MURDERED AND CAST INTO A WELL,
Special Ua}ateA ta Tltd EHieaan Tribune,
KANSAS CRY, No.. blareh 11.-Iol,n Lyutlsn, =
wealthy stock.dealsr Of Ellsworth, Kan., md
who has been misBmg for some time, was found
yesterday In q we'll At Balina, where le had lain
fer sonlo time. Marks OF violence showed that
be bud bean murdered,
, 1875-03-12

SUSPENSION At ao9coBEL, Hl8.
MADISON, Wiz, March 11.-Acspadden l. Co.'s
bank, 1t Boscobel, WA., has suspended, With
liabilities amounting ~ 100000. Its assets
ase 900 1000. Many poor people will sufrer by
, 1875-03-12

Gov. yagloy, Of Michigan. haa 1cappolnted J.
Webster CLfIds q sncnlbor Of tllo 6tRss Board OF
Agriculture, aud has appotntod nl. II. Gard, ot
CasH County, IN place OF Otsmel llosfotd. Of
Olyet Eaton County.
, 1875-03-12

GpfetI coFrt&pouasnes u ThS ChscsHo Ts7aatts.
hLAckaRa1x arA1loy, ILL.,, March lo.-Mat-
thsw aaaps, Of QAzapsaa, KAss Conaty Ill,
, 1875-03-12

Judge John ", Lougyear, OF tho United
stases District Court died 1t l1;a0 last evening
u hls seA4deaco in Detroit, al1eh. lIc kad beon
y excellent health, snd wis on tho RonrA to-day.
is,o!s as sof!rs4 about Lslt-p.st 10 aud little
shich hs died IN less than half IN hour, Judge
IocGyeaf was . ysaxD I'D, md hsa h4An o. III
, 1875-03-12

WASHINGTON, D. G.. March 12-1 q. m.-From
the Northwest and lakcs to Tennessee and Ar
Kansas, low pressure, wasE, partly cloudy
weather. EoEthWosterly vtuds and ocoasioual
auow or rain eaat Of the MfHstsairpi,
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
un1cAao, March III
, 1875-03-12

THE sTAMP-TAx ON BANK. K.cHEcKs.
New IonY, March 11.-On March T. D. Tap,
pau, President Of tho 0alatin National Dank
thss city, addressed in beLalf Of himself uI,t
other bankers letter to tho Commission e1 o1
Internal Reyonuo, aakiug hia decIaIon OF the
following questions:
J. Are notea, drafts, and :seeep|snees, when mad.
rayahs II bank subIec. to stan,r-sax Of j cenls
sd u 10 oss ho taa anrsy to noses lt.f sn e
which have rnatured and aincc bseu p.i7 '''' NN'~
.. Docs tho tax apply to ctocka llsn1n by haut
upon Itself for tbs purume Of rayiug In Dividends
sud tho ds1aends coupons, Or tntasost Of other cur
Il Arc cbect4 drawn by st.ts, county, or city goy-
ernnlcus on : bank subject 10 this Tax?
The following ls tho reply OF ths Commits
aIouer:
I reply to your specific questions:
aud tbs n&keE Of notss accoptor Of cheeks drufs
orders payable at bank that sil such noes and No
csptanees .han TO Gs.d BY tho hank aud enlrgod in
same nannsr ~ ordinary CHECKS woul b. such notes
aud Accsptancea sre conaidesu ltabla 10 1eent lax
app!es . aose. drafts stc. asde drawn. Or socopsd
prior 70 Fbh 9. 1875, when paid BY lank Gu or afcr
= This .ax spp1ias tt checks dsawa by bank upon
tsel Tor tAs pnrposs Of Eaytng lts own 1lridends.
coupons OF intsreas of other corporations or oshsF
Check. drawn by Stats, county, or city onace1a In
thcir oiacisl capacity upon puL1 bonds 1etosol Iu
pahA Ase eAenWs II SUCH uonds aro Kept stEnrato
to1t Of the lIw to tar = puh1ia trsAaury.
will add, with Teietsuee 10 sons other qnostlout
frequently proposed to t4a oihee: That ofdors for
dividends arc subject to tax II drawn for deania
aIt cestsin sum. but ot otherwise. An ordlua.y
tiheata q dett uaed IN tbs ordinary manner H. not
Of exchanges foreign - we'll ~ is,aad, whtn drawn
upon lanl. maker OF Trust Company, ars held sub
TT to ths M!ather payable Ut sgl. o.herwae.
Duplicates Of bills, orders etc., ere abln ths
the orgtnss. octlpta not Relating to banking blsi-
ness.for instance, far !eh.s-are exempt. Very re-
specsfully, J. ". Doual4Gs, CoAmi&3ioueE.
, 1875-03-12

New YoaK, March 11.-Wheasley, Williams 4
Co.. sugaE retiners, who failod . few days ago,
have met their creditors aud talked with them
On tho subject Of their indebtedness. Tho liA-
blttes Of tho firm woro stated At s6G7. 900, rhia
their assets wcre various!y estimated at from
ease. .003 to 1856, ,0c0. Tho outstanding uotes of
tha firm made up n total Of aG23.Oo0. THOR caAl,
assets wero stated to be S4l,000. IAo rofinary
WIS valued BY tho iEm It a3l7. GOO; but ut aue-
tion the probable prsco now would DO from a100,-
000 to et6o, ,0W. The firm had retneo Fl, 00O, coo
pounds Of sugar III 1874. Ill Of It at III ayor.go
loss Of IL cents por 100 pouuda. The linn
thought Of paying 80 eents on tho dollar, In tlis
NAY; Twenty centa at the end Of QUE year; Is
tho snd Of three yearn,
, 1875-03-12

Maximum ther1nososter, n minimum, 90.
s&ENEHAL OBSERVATIONS.
CItIlA4Q, Nafch H.
, 1875-03-12

------- mx4CGI1I1&N " EVQ0s
GRAVEL ROOFING,


II. ". POWELL o., established II l8t9. lbs oldest
aud most rasbo hru In tbs city, l7s ha4t 2oorus-tss
HIRAM Hfork.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02

OBEY ORDER--A few days ago an
elegant lady, the wife Of prominent
railroad man, reached Crane Junction
from Memphis, on train which failed
to make connection with the train com
ing north On our road. Being anxious
to roach Bolivar she entered the cuboose
o! freight train coming north. against
the "Reminiscences Of the conductor, who,
in common with all freight conductors on
this road, had positive orders 70 suffer
no passengers to travel on MS train. The
lady assured the conductor that she
would take the responsibility and stand
between him and all danger. The con
ducttr reported the case to the superin-
tendent at once, and the lady also com
municated with him The conductor
was informed that his resignation would
be acceptable Il was a delicate respon-
sibiIity all around but we sympathize
with the poor fellow who lost his posi-
ton.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02

DIED-Miss Matte Robertson, at the
residence of her mother, in this city, on
Sunday morning, March 2S5h, of tvph 0i 4
fever, after an illness o. 2 few weeks
Thus persisted this air, yo@ug flower
The reaper came at early dawn to pluck
this lovely garini, anI gather her
bright spirisin his amaranthine wreath
Thou art gone to the echoless shore TO
join the inuumerabIs thronr,
who have washed their robes aai made the
White and sPotIsss pure, asi laid them
Where no eatihIy stain fate then.
Far away in the siuIess cIims."
Farewell, Matte, we will ne YER again
catch the glance Of those bright eyes, nor
list to the music CT by sweet voice.
Still and cold in the chilly chajns Of
death, the heart, which, but a few DAYS
ago, beat high and warm in LIES fair
morn. Farewell Matte We would
not call thee away from the companions
ship Of Heaven, when not harper lin
gers in the everlasting song. No, no we
could not ask thee TO be with Us aud
know all our suiferings here Farewell,
Matte The loved ones may come ard
cheer us in iifs.s lone way, but none can
fiji the spot in our affections mad va
cant when thou djdst 10 to dwell with
the angels.
Thou art gone to the grave we no longer behold gbss
Nortread the rough paths Of the world 10y thy hand
But the wide af Mercy spread euf5li thee
Ard wen meet thee gain in tie heavenly land
b.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
Take NOETCe.

Mr 81. 7, McCarly. the expert pho
tographist, will not remain in Bolivar
longer than the Ist Of next May, as he
gees hence to fill engagements already
made Those who desire his services
should make note Of this, and always
remember that his work is equal, if not
superior % that Of any artist in the South.
As his prices are moderate and within
the reach Of all, it would be we'll for
those who desire to secure the shadow
before the substance fades to G.ves him
a call at an early day, as his time Is
limited to the date mentioned above.
Pictures taken in all kinds Of weather,
and that, too, in a style second to none in
uoint Offnisa
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
TRIBUTES OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS it hath pleased an aIlEiso
Creator r. tslo from, on nd. .,,. /,
ON- D1
'o'eu sister NJ Z ILsDALE, and,
WHEREAS we recognized in her a true
friend and sister in our social order. and
Possessed with the many omiaLIo v;rt,es
>
'''''' ~ '-''' < I g az 'Ne S'ou anu gen.
eFoUs; and,
WHEREAS, in ;he m rrinr oFIifp. when
the ,Iacs,rcs e,,5 c,,,o;,., e ;;r, ..-----,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02

ETssoEWGEUEg.

y. II. Hubbard having disposed Of his
interest in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN to NJ.
T. and Il ~ Polk, the firm Of Parrish &
Hubbard is this day dissolved.
The business of Parrish & Hubbard
viii be settled by J. NJ Hubbard. Per,
Sons indebted to them are expected to
settle promptly.
Mrs. NJ. a. PARISH,
J. NJ. HUBBARD.
March 3lst 1875
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
DIED,

CRISP-On Tuesday morning last, at
his residence in this county, Of consump-
ton, DR.. A. }. Crisp.
LAMBETH-In Pensacola, Fla, on
Friday morning last, Of consumption,
Mrs F. P. Lambeth, wife of a. NJ. Lam
beth, Jr., ofMiddIeton, Tenn.
ROBERrSON-At the residence of
her mother near Bolivar, OF Sunday last,
of typhoid fever, Miss Matte Robertson,
daughter Of the late P B Robertson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
Good evening.


Despite the rain on Thursday night
yesterday was a beautiful day.
pitching" is now the favorite game
with the young men of Bolivar.
Corn meal 81, per Bushel at
JOY q MORRISSON'S.
To say that the rain poured on Sun
day would lie drawing it mild enough
Bishop Quintard will be in Bolivar On
a visitation to st. James Church on the
9th inst
A county assessor, under the new law,
will be elected next Mouiay by the
County Court,
There is young man in Bolivar 50
light Cd the heel that he can catch a
rabbit on fair race
CHOICE TIMOTHY HAY, sI,75 per
Hundred 1T
JOY & MORRISSON'S.
Josh says, "Tf civiI7ightee violates
tha law of the country, should he, or not,
be tried By jury of his peers If so,
will not Ben. Butler, Morton, Clayton,
ct, id, etc, be jurors all the rest OF their
lives
The J Ps must make no mistakes 10
their selection of a tax assessor The
people want the very best man that Of
fers for the place, regardless of personal
considerations, which must be ignored
this time.
There neve' was such glorious news
from the condition of the wheat crop as
comes to us daily from our farmers. The
wheat breadth is beautiful to behold and
encouraging to the inhabitants of this
impoverished country.
J. b. Bingham, formerly of the Mems
phis Bulletin, and also of the Sum- is
now classed among the meanest of Badi-
calls at Montgomery, Ale. Binghnm al
ways tries to get on the side that pays
the best.
When dollar comes into your hands
pay debt with it and don't continue to
cripple your creditors by boarding it. In
this way the little currency in the coun~
try will be kept "on the move" and
many, many debts will be PAL d with the
same old dollar
We are very sorry to learn that Mrs
Nj. g. Fentress, in attempting to cross
ditch, on Tuesday last, near the resi-
dence of her son, Francis Fentress, Esq
met with an accident by which her an
kle was broken just above the joint
Her physician is of the opinion that she
will be confined to her room for several
weeks. The afflicted lady h as the sym>
Pathies of large circle of fricnts
1t is currently reported, and there
seems to be little doubt of it, that Pitser
Miller has been removed by the Post
Master General from the position Of
post master o. Bolivar, and DR. n H.
Prewitt, oCGrand junction, has been ap-
HOiukGN III MS bNCtu " z lGAl II ttlaL ~
Prewitt will Immediately become a citi.
zen of this place in order to comply
with the law requiring the post master
TO be a resident
NEGRO SHor.-On Saturday night last
SONS negro1 boys got into q fight at
party at the house of Mary Bills (coD
William Henderson handled his little
pistol so dexterously that he shot Joe
Turner in the neck and never killed
him, although the ball was embedded So
deeply about the windripo aud throat
that the surgeons failed to extract it.
He is likely to carry the ball for some
time. Henderson, thinking that he had
committed murder, absconded.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
PERSONAL.

Lewis Bond, speaker of the House OF
Representatives, spent two or three DAYS
here on his way home from Nashville
We take the following from the Union g.
american, paper which he's had supe~
rior facilities for finding cut the capabiI
tiles Of each member of the Legislature ::
"Never having been before member
OF legislative body, MIR. Bonds election
to the speakership was high compIi-
ment to him, personally, and also a CRATE
tul recognition of the good work Of the
people of Haywood county in eIectinG
him from that Republican county over
an opponent who had received the high
est honor that his party could bestow.
Speaker Bonds prom ptness and frmness
have been universally aPpIauded. His
dispatch Of business has never been sur
passed, and his course in the chair has
gwen thorough satisfaction to all con-
cerned"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
NOTICE

E. Reaves retired from the firm of Jno
R Reaves & Co. on January Ist, 1875,
Jno. r. Reaves continuing the business
under the style of Jno. r. Reaves &, Co.
who is alone authorized to collect and
receipt for all debts due the firm also
assumes all liabilities Of the old firm.
JEo. r. REavEs,
n33-4t Z. REAVES
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
EQUAL Afairs,
Church Directory.

st. James'Church, Bolivar, Tenn
services every Sunday and the Holy DAYS by the
RECTOR W G. GRAY.
Ire hour for opening Sunday School 81 o'clock An
Morning Service on Sunday s.-...--.... lOIs
evening Service sundays ..... 5 do M
80. .4 . -l II :
Services twice zach day during Lent
From to II A NJ and from 60 10 P u, the Rector
can be found in his study the Of the Church
e. The ssats Of this Church are AL FREE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02

All persons indebted to the old firm of
d. |. Wells d Co. viii please come for
ward and settle by cash or note The
business must be closed up, and this IS
the last notice.
K l.. LIGHTF0RT,
ALT Surviving partner
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
MARKETS.
Bolivar Retail Market Report.

NN'S-@A A d hCG N6pOII.
Bacoa-Clear sides, 90, Shoulders 90;
Sugar Cured Hams, I48 to Is.
Bulk PorE-Ciear sides. l2I
B8utter-ChOice country, % to so.
Corn NeaI-Good demandSI.IOto I,25.
Gorn-Light stock and demand Ito.
Egg$-In demand, at zoe.
s., 75a8,5O '-''''
Htdes-IR demand 10 to I2!ots.
Hay-Supply light LIS per cwt.
Lard-Firm, I64.
Alotqsse@--Firm, 6Oa75. Syrup 81 ,25.
AaiL8-S4,50 per key; rates.
F0IIty-Chickens IN demand, 25a3Oc,
according to size and quality.
Satt-Per barrel, S2,65 and firm.
SUgGr-Firm, lOaI38.
CoBee-Rio, % to q cents per ID.
The ADORE quotations are cash rates.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
NOTICE GRAEGERSI
March 3Ist, 1875.

All the officers Of the several sinh
ordinate Oranges Of this county are re-
quested to meet in Bolivar on Tuesday,
after the first Monday in April next, to
hold Council meeting on important bu-
siRess. c. c. MCD,vTVr
March 10 w NJ
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02

A subsoileg is Indispensable to a
farmer who intends to break his land
thoroughly T. F Brooks has them fa
sale.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-02
W DOL Rolls at
ARMISTEAD & FOLKS.
CheaD Sewing Machine

We can sell a splendid new Florence
Sewing Machine for 20 or % per cent.
less than the usual price Now is your
time.
Editor Of BULLETIN.