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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SherIG,s Sale.

7 WILL sell at the Cout House door
L in the town Of Bolivar, Hardeman
county Tennessee, the followi d, scrb-
ed three tracts of lind levied on as the
property If r l. Forbes, to- satisfy two
executions In my hands, issued from the
Circuit Court a5 Jul, term IS75. one in
favor Of w c. Rossun use Kemp SraIlings
and the orher in favor of Sumner d
Co, one tract bonn led as FL aw4: 3e-
ginning at a stake gum and Horn
bean pointers, the sOuthwest cor
ner of lot No ,, in the divisi, Of Robt
Forbes land and runs west 81 and one
fourth poles TO beech, a hickory and
two beech pointers. Thence north 1854
/, lettn a stake Tn tie south boundary
line Of Ruff Harris tract @hence east
with said line 67f poles to the northwest
corner of said lot 20 2. Thence south
, with SAID line 1854 poles TO the BEGIN
ming containing BY estimation 10 IN I
acres-saTue being allotted tn Geo Forbes
| by County Court of Harde man county,
at March term l-62 Also on che tracs
Of land aIlOc' ed 10y county curt of Har-
! deman euuutyat same Tina, bounded a.
| lol ows: Beginning at black oak, runs
/ east l26 poles TO stake; thence south
/ e fty-fve poles TO stake in the bend Of
! branch thence west 70 poles to "a stake
| thence sotuh 81 poles to a small hickory:
thence west Go 5 30 es to a maple on
the west bank IS short creek; thence
north crossing said creek twice, 10 a ! 80
poles % a stake; thence west - poles
20 = stake; thence north rs poles. TO
stake with four black ick poInter rs :;
thence ca 25 poles u the bcgiRning
! containing by estimation SO acres aIiot-
ted to & J Forbes AlsO one tract al
lotted to A J Forbes by the County
Court at same time, bounded as follows.
beginning at gum aud marie poin ers,
the northwest corner of 81 acre tract
Iuns east 81 poles to a stake with white
oak, hickory and elm pointers; thence
south 50 poiea to a stake, gum hickory
and white oak pointers; thence west 50
poles to chestnut; thence north 60
POLES to the beginning Continuing bv
estimation 304 acres Also on 70 acres al
lotted by County Court at same tim to X
l. Forbes, one tracs containing 79 acres
i and bounded as f lows: Beginning at
stake the northeast corner of 80 acre
tract OF land in name of j. Chandler,
runs north 1881 polls to stake, two
white oaks ans - dOswOOd pointers :;
thence w, st 40 poles to q stake; thence
south 81 poles to Il stake with sweet
gum and two small white oak pointers /;
thence west 20 poles to two water oaks
with a water oak pointer; thence south
500 poles to black gum, the southeast
corner of MRS. Wilson's so acre tract !;
thence west with said line % poles to a
small % at oak with three gum pointers
thence south Sc poles TO the north bonn
Diary line of said Chandeliers tract; thence
east with said line one hUnircd and
thirty-six poles to the beginning contain :
ing bv estimation 70 acres All of said
tracts lying in HardemaR conaty Ten
nesse. J j. NEBLY. Sheriff
Oct. 25td 1854 5. vi SIG 50
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

!. NJ Tighe of Memphis, had some
trouble with his creditors in On 10. -Four
men Mr. Alex Smith at their head, got a
warrant from Governor Porter on re-
QUESTION from the Governor Of Ohio. All
right so far, but Smith took his own and
not the laws course. lie grabbed Tighs,
put him in q store-house, and a { night
hand-cufed and gagged, he took TIghe to
Bartlstte to board the Louisville tram.
Patterson and Love got an inkling of
he wise Smith proceedings and popped
down on him he ught TO be put in the
peuitentiary, because he is too smart to
be out 1t VIII not do 70 let the Smiths
numerous as they ara, pun of with the
Law aud hold the personal liberty oC our
ei..zcus In The bol ews Of their EaHd=.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

HERE'S announcement for mario "
gauge railroad men. The president of
the new road running from Kan
sas city by The way of Independence,
Lex ngton, Brownsville and Arrow
Rock, Mr.. c Eames, says that though it
is open only ten and half miles from
Kansas City to Independence, and is To-
Gated alongside Of the Missouri Pacific,
so that the business It commands is OBJ
tanned under sharp competition, it is
already paying operating expenses and a
handsome surplus. When comp eted it
will form the shortest railroad ute be
tween the two cities first named. Oger
one hundred miles of the line will pass
through coal and iron fields
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN

a Lecture OF the Nature, Treat
meut and Radical Cure of Seminal
Weakness, or
Spermatorrhea. induced by Self-Abuse,
Involuntary Emissions, lmPotencY, Ner-
vous Debility. and lmpedimentS to Mar
rage generally; Consumption. Epilepsy,
and Fits; rental and Physical Inca
pacity, etc, by ROBERT J. CULVER
PELL, ~ D., author Of the Green
Book, 4" etc.
The world-Tenowned author, in this
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from
his owe experience that the awful CON
sequences of Seif-Abuse may be efec-
tuaily removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations.
bOugies, in truments. rings or cOrdIals F.;
pOin1ing our a mode OF cure at once eer>
tain and effectual, by vi CHI every suaer-
er, no matter what his condition may be.
mas cure himself cheaply, privately and
radically.
es- This letter viii prove boom to thousends-SEs
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, GO
any address, on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Address the pub
lisharS, CHAS. J. c. KLINE, & co.
l27 BoweTy, New Yor; P. q. box, 45S6
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

Speaking of the financial situation of
the country reminds US of a receipt TO
prevent money difficulties. II was given
BY gen tleman of large experience and
expenses, aud who had played the Dick
ems with his income. Here it is: In
come $500; expenses S495, result
happiness. Income S. 90; expenses ,
S505, result-misery. MIR. Micawber
knew whereof he spoke, and we have no
doubt shook his judicial head in the colo
MES with profound satis faction whenever
he thought of his celebrated dictum.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

The EpizJotic disease which afflicted
the country two years since is now near
ly upon US again, and we suppose will
be Shortly 1t comes to US from a North
erIy direction again. Has reached
Cincinnati on the North, and Memphis
on the West of Us. 1t is said to be of a
miller type than the former epidemic
Animals should not be worked when SUI
fering from the disease.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
NnFIaE-

Those of our subscribers who fnd
an K mark on the margin of their
paper, will know that they owe US
for subseribtion, and an early remit
lance viii be thankfully received, as
we are very much in need of the money.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

The statue OF stonewall jack son was
unveils at Richmond last Mon Cay I
is the gift of Erglshmen, admirers of the
heroic Virginian. The widow and child
Of Sionewail were present, as guests of
the State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
BEATTY RTASs.O,

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Endorsed By the highest musical au>
fho-ities throughout the world Is THE
BEST.
"Mr. d. T. Beatty, at Washington ~.
j., haa engaged in the manufacture Of
pianos. and judging from bis energy, en--
terpriss and musical ability, the pubii o.
may expect 70 secure IN Gle pianos VeiI-
finishd durable and fine stoned ins,rI-
meats, az a very moderate price. lie.
facilities viii enable him 70 compete with
ans. "--i.ambeTsviiis \ J. Record.
E6SSead stamp sE catalogue Address,
DANIEL z. BRATR~-
Washin~snS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

Uuited States Senator Cookrill, of
Missouri. says that be believes any
further contraction of the currency would
be disastrous and hat he is opposed to
initiation, so called, uulesa it becomes
absolutely necessary to sustain the
business interests of the country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

Corn is selling in Middle Tennessee at
one dollar and twenty-five cents per
barrel, there not being enough hogs IN
the country to consume It,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

Hon. 5 NJ. Fite, congressman elect
from this State, died at Hot Springs Ar
kansas on the 23i inst. Mr. Fife was
elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Hon MIR Head
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
AN OUTFIT FREE
WIFE NO. 40.
BY ANN ELIZA YOUNG.

BY ANN ELIZA YOUNG.
Bri ham Ycung's Rebellious Wife
B2- The only complete Expnsp of all
tie SECRETS Of BRIGHAMS HA-
REM ever written. Bora Ia Mo@mOnism
ANN ELIZA now expo. es TO the world
AS NO OTHER WOMAN CAN the Sc
CRErS, MYSrERIE' and GRIMES of
the horrible system of Pnlvgamv, from
the very beginning Marty 200 lus-
tratiOns beau5ify the wurk IC Is The
best selling book published. 10000
more men and women can have employ
ment and make from So to $40 daily
ALL LIVE AGENTS g writing for
Illustrated Circulars with IARGE TERMS
Sent free. Do not delay, ? but address
DUSTIN, GILMAN IL Co, Hartford, CT,
Chicago, ILL.,, or Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

The campaign in Mississippi wakes
warm. We hope our friends will be sue
eessfuI, as failure will be lamentable
in their already down-trodden State.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28

a Lecture OF the Nature, Treat
ment and Radical Cure of Seminal
, 1875-10-24
COUNTY EXPENDITURES.
The Taxation We May Expect In
1876.
HON the Expenses Hare Outrun the
Appropriations.

Commissioner Burdick, Chairman Of the Com
rnlttee on Finance OF the County Board, was en-
pioyed again Yesterday in searching the expense
account Of the :,anty for the first ten months
Of the year now lrawing to = close, with = WOW
to making au estimate for appropriations
for county expenses for the ensuing
year, It WAS noticed in these
columns yesterday morning as commentary
upon the management Of county Ahairs during
the year that the appropriations had been nearly
absorbed in ten months, ending Oct. l. and that
the prospect was that tho appropriations for the
next year xould have to be increased about 10
Per cent. The figures show
EVEN WORSE CONDITION
OF affairs, and mska it necessary to almost dou-
Bile the percentage Of increase. as will be seen
from the table exhibited below, taken from the
books Of the County Board. Only such
items Of expense are included, for the sake OF
comparison. as appropriations we're ma 10 for at
the beginning Of the year, which is but abo,:t
hslf OF the money spent BY the Board exclus .
Of that put lulo permanent public improve
mepts, such as TIE addition to the Insane Asy-
lem. sbe wo1k Gu the new County Hospital, the
boarding house ut Englewood, aud The new
r11rf FnnAA ar
, 1875-10-24

The Finest Billiard Table In the World.
Nothing adds greater charm to long winter even
tngs than quiet game Of billiards in ONES own home.
Many citizens now fitting up coy littls billiard
paIora in their reaidences and casting about for
taalea which combine at the best features in bill
lard construction with \ richness and beauty
OF oznsuaentation that beht them to
ldorn Al elegant private mansion. There
Is but one table In the market which is pre-emi-
nenty adapted for private use- We refer to t.rhe
Champion table, the recent And most popular inven
hon Of the xell-known Brunswick Brua, Stephani i
Fart Co. This table marks = new era IN hluarl
manufacture It has already produced profound
sensation IN billiard circles. far and wide,
for the extreme uuaueness Of It's deaign the exquisite
grace aud beluy Of its outlines. the unAp-
proach1b1e richness Of its ornamentstion,
and tts great servceable qualities It's novel and u:
tract,se contour 1mpars to "The Champion an air
of grace and ghtnesa possessed BY no other table In
the world while At the same time it IS the strongest
and most enduring table in the market. Tie Cham
pion meets the popular idea Of what the perfect bill
ihrdtable should BE- and though htely invented, the
enormous manufacturing facilities Of the Brunswick
Broe Stephan Hart Co. are severely taxed to meet
the great demand Seven of these beautiful tables
now in IN BrunsElcks Hall, the largest and most
popular billiard resort Of the country, where they
dAiy inspected by thousands aud receiving the
qualified Involvement OF the best billiard judges.
Billiard buyers invited TO examine these tables
to Wait the mammoth establishment where they are
manufactured, ut Nos. ~ snd Is Dearborn street,
, 1875-10-24

Great Attraction at the Coliseum.
In the anusemeat columns Of this d1y's issuo will
be noticed the card Of the Coliseum, which presents
bill Of attractions Of wonderful merit. 1t is at once
une1amplei In extent and in genuine artistic excel
encc. bnla. Devrieut and Miss Beaford come to us
loaded with laures from the laadng cities Of Europe
and the East while the Vienna Lad es' Orchestra who
here make their hrst appearance in the United 5tates
have been preceded by theis wonderful fame. The
Empire Children haye bean re-engaged- Certainly
wonderful bill.
, 1875-10-24

r1oer State and Monroe streets, have been foremost
since 1864 importers and manufacturers Of furs,
giving perfect satisfaction to purchasers in the style
nt aud quality Of tha;s 1seeA a esa1akirs hsJ uss
tho sheaae Eouth sea, knd Alaska furs and only chs
opsnhedrner EngiAh-dyed. They cut their sacques
Spon the latest French patterns, and have many
supe<b modes in half and cosc-dtting sacques Of the
most handsome patterns. Ladies' wishing their old
fure made over enlarged repaired should gve the
.bove drm CALL they reliable in every respect.
, 1875-10-24
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

Ucr1oN SALES OF HORSES, CARRIAGES,
ana st M Hactoh
soid anaer o. t4sas Wa9raatee gwen
Elegant .S :. . sy ha1..
hands, scar d, sound. kiud and rce from vico free.
md so1d oniy fof wiat II use ''e4' "-
d5Pss s:.e. ns.' 5us 3 as, = H
Ba, KonnskJ brod horse Is hands high. years. knd
h.s aeed IN aud sn s ~ e iRss 20
--Ons top sidebaE road wagon BY Benson Rroa. New
I dhses teR bosstsss e: b b & RIM. MaFg Miles, Mich
w tey TOP busx's.. b6usxi b Goa lsnRroeke.
% %Ih.ee family phaesons.
Two open sidebar road Wagons.
tss aaIi b st
fee from vice aud IN ero7 way h1stclass work team:
"1Fbsas Tbs a. d s5nnd aa,s h,t
Th5ea top and t~o opea delivery WAGONS little sec-
H:sE hor;s :. hard. ye,ts eId Mpa I'D ,sps in
iPe o. o.r
sss4 Of = ssI3
ss s' commencing At O'clock Ts+sss wIsFJs
4 sas soatee1:, E.sa so1aet aahssas7 hss
ay snd radsy osloek: ii hours given ea
hOfkes WArE4 u:ed sound.
A humber Of road and work horses.
Elegant e1tenri0n-lo two-seat phHtou.
TSp side-bar Miner Stevcns road wagon
Wood BEothers Clarence in good order.
Victoria barouche il order, pole und shAsts-
Two fast trotess Also cheap work horses and largo
variety Of bnCgies phntoas double and auEle harness.
b!tnkete robes bAlters whips surcinGes. aldghs and
be:!s. esn. Il. d. BAILEY. proprietor.
los NORTH DEsPLAISES-S NEW AND
5eS9nd @ htnd buEeies sor sao cheap, or exchange
A BARGAIN FOR CASH rs OFFERED N THE
n following property i splendid 5ye4E old Bashaw
colt; shows great Speed; prizes 5: little trottink
mare Nellie can bca:3 minutes. price a: ns business
rs each SQUAD old
harness. E set: aboye must be closed this week
leaving town. Call 81 West Fifteenth st., one
block east Blue islandAv.
4 FIRST-cLAss NEW YORK SURREY-1oP
n buggy: new covered delivery Wagon alfo two
seated Dusincs. oudhand; light buggy; exp;ess
wagon. lItie ueed: all cheap Tor cash. STEWAkT i
MCDONALD. 6al West Nadson-zr-
4 GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE CITY on
n account Ut aieEne.s will sell his entire estAbSl.
rneut, consisting q sde-Las top Brewster wagon a.
good also very inst roaa horse ya4rs DID, and
stylish also good family business horse phaason
A3d harness. te sold At half tho vaue, and riai cf
days ArrlJ TO the man in the bau Ia Of
re1dence, 80 MiohS:.a-av.
4 KIND. GAY HORSE. ELEGANT BUGGY, ETC.
1t hall valnc; splendid nE; sill r1chanRo for fae
/ FNE LOT or DRIVING HORSES AND ONE
u tursa haxasx aad buzE5 fnx sale chap. sea Yio-
taktA AZ. QcAI E2xzQQo- court
, 1875-10-24
When )

When You Buy Furniture
Of Sampson, Greene Co., Nos. 1s2 and 1e4 State
street. you rely upon getting at the Same prtce
de-lers do, they manuActurezs sgenta and sell
ut factory pricea>'
, 1875-10-24

But Few Short Days,
n fazhest and the demand Dalton, 192 and 1sk State
street, will have for those splendid hea4e1 the Stew
art pa1lor, the A.gand basebu.ner, viii be simply
imncp4e+
, 1875-10-24
Furniture.

IT VIII pay close cash buyers and those that know
where baIgains arc presented to examine gooda and
get prices at c. G. Holton Co.'s Nos. o69 and FL
ste street. before purchasing. They heng largely In
tho wholesale trade, enables them to offer goods to
the retail buyer at fully 20 per cent less than retail
prices.
, 1875-10-24
We Would Not Wa

We Would Not Wait, Gents,
until the last moment before ordering cur tAu suit or
ove1coat Nor you afford to forget the pEees ut Ord
way kGexlandh, 1888 Dearborn md au9 West Madison
, 1875-10-24

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth
John GosnelIs Cherry Tooth-Paste,
The most ef6cacous dentifnce known. Try 1t. For
.,le by Ill drnggsatA. Wholfaale .gents, Torrey L
Bradley, III and ITS Randolph street.
, 1875-10-24

<s14,6so $563, ,3o6 S'a9,5o0
It viii be seen that the expenditures 80 far
for which appropriations were made have
amounted to $5G.33l per month, and that up to
Oct. ] there WIRE an unexpanded balance OF
S61.S64, or little more than enough to meet
the expenditures Of the present month. At this
rstlo Of expense
rHE EXPENDITURES WILL EXCEED THE ApPRoPn1-
AT1OSs
for the year over 100000 in the items OF ex-
pense only where appropriations were made.
Add to this the items where no appropriations
were made, and the expenditures for the year
over aud above the estimates will reach the snug
sum Of S100,0O0.
The Committee On Finance has aereed to rec
pmmend to the County Board tomorrow the
Approp:iat,ons above in the last column OF dg-
ures, aggregating s7ss.500, for the expenses OF
1876, an increase OF S107, 500 over the appro-
oriations of 1875, and this, too, with reauced
property valuation in tile county Of about $780,
boo 00o
Add to this Increase a proportionate Increase
for expenses not provided for BY appropriation,
aud the total increase OF expense for 1876 over
that Of 1874. upon which the estimate tor 1875
vas based, Will reach 32U0, 900. The figures are
thelr oWn commentary.
, 1875-10-24
A PHOTOGRAPH 1000 Feet

a Photograph 1000 Feet
tn dze, rasde By Gent tho leading Chicago pfoto0
ranheT, VIII be shown by Prot. Pepper next wcek.
The subject il Boards Worn Out" G: which GENTLE
male eome beautiful photographs. Geutilas studies
arc at 103 Stats street. co1uce Washington.
, 1875-10-24

IA Stitch in Time Saves Nine"
No better place to have It taken than It Cook Nc
Lans No 80 Dearborn aTeet and Nos sa or 2e1 West
Madison street. Cleaning dyeing, md repairing
geats' garments specially.
, 1875-10-24

Oxonixed Ox-Marrow for the Hair,
BY Buck Rayner, makers of the " Mars J" Cologne.
, 1875-10-24
DEATHS.

PETITE-Oct TO- Beatrice Elizabeth, beloved and
only daughter of James l. and Nellie 4. Petite, aged
years. = months and ~ days.
ks- New YORK papers l1ease copy.
FOI4EY-At his residence, No. "a page-st., James
Foley. aged SO yeara,
Funeral from Columbia Church, by cars to Calvary
Cemetery friends Of the family are invited to at
tend.
BERLIZHE1NER-Ida the beloved wife Of Louis
The funeral will take pla"e this afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence 1'o North Carpenter
st., corner Of 1udiauAst.
PROUTY-Saturday. Oct. %, at St. Denis Hotel
very suddenly. Of heart disease, Henry E. Pronty.
aged about G5 yearA-
Notice Of funeral hereafter
KAEE-F1iday, Oct. o., at his late residence, l61
West Harrsop-st., lii. J. W. hane. sged q years and
months.
, 1875-10-24
RubEer.

Rubber.
Everybody should pzy \ visit to the new Rubber
5toro cf Hsl]ock. Holmes i Co. No 30 State street
II Is said to be tho haudsoet Of the Kind in The West
Everything In tho rubber line OF the best and finest
description can bo had there Call and examine for
ynurseyea
, 1875-10-24

MA II kk1A9xk2s r.
E-SM1TH-Wednesdsy, Oct. %, at the res-
fdcuce Of o. r Smith, by the Rev. Sumner Ehls, hz
Lucius D, Turtle and Miss Carrie L. Smith
WEDDELL-W1LLEY-On Thursday. Oct Il, at the
residence Of the BRIDES pa rents, No. 1o
st-. by The Rev, a. g. Lmbocker, J. Robson Neddell,
formerly Of Newcastle-upnn-Tyne, Eng, and Dora
Adeu Wiley, Of Chicago. No cards
70 -Sewcastle-upon- Tyne, Eng papers please copy.
HAMILTON Wednesday evening.
cct n Harry H. Hamilton and Miss ANNE v Costello
- Cincinnati papers rlsase copy. ....
CRA1G-WE4vER-on Tuesday, Oct 81, at the res
tdance Of the brides father, by the Rev Albert bush-
nell william, r Crai1 aud a1iks Lizzie ". Weaver,
both Of Chicago.
SHUMAN-ISGELs-At Itvington, Ind, Oct. 90,
1876, by the Rev Prof Black, Of lndanAoolis at the
and MISS Carrie v 1ngela Of Kenwood near Chicago.
, 1875-10-24

That large caass OF our gentlamen friends who srs
dependent On the carrioes Of tho weather. and their
Esaherwomea for nea.ly !sundxied eo2au should
, 1875-10-24

Pianos and Organs.
Ha1let, Davis Co.'S Grand- Square, and Upright,
and Smiths American Organs, can be found only 1t
W. ". Khucallh, cornsr Ststs and Adams st1setx,
Chicago,
, 1875-10-24

An Independent Keeley mass-meeting Will b held
corner OF Chicago arenun and Franklin street. Tues
day evening. Messrs. Keeey, E. +. Cook, and other
prominent speakers will address the uleeting.
An independent Kelley meeting will be held ut
OBtien's Hail. corner Of Lake and LeaEitt streets,
Monday evening.
An Independent Keeley meeting at Ryan's Hall.
corner Of Polk aud Blue 1slau1 avenue, Monday
evening.
, 1875-10-24

uss the Euvood OF Warrick collars aud break loose
from their bondage They always be sure Of niee
, 1875-10-24

Lundborg's Perfumes
Hre hka natural flowers and bouquets.
, 1875-10-24
OPPOSITION,

OPPOSITION.
meeting Of the Eighteenth Ward Opposition Club
will 10 held at IS Chicago avenue, Wednesday evening"
the eth inst.
, 1875-10-24

4
-
| r71rx,rcc ounnor~
| . 6USANGoo LntA1setk's.
nAFFRY fONBECTIoyARY, AND CANDY
aoro for sale ona nf the and bert South
Edo. ea.h rerrnts fun a25 to A50 drstcass nexhbor-
hnod onY wxnts to BE- seen be Of
o~ner causs Of aao address = onee - IIoune o5co:
| business INTERESTS SOLD AND TRADED.
D FatnerxhtpA ne1otisted 80 chances noE p4 hand
9Th stocks 81 goods fron Si1 70 s1Cu. ~ 49,.
w, ~ G!eFk-st. vel our !eeso!e. ~ 80
TORSER GROCERY ON SOUTH SIDE F0H SALE;
hne store. cheap rcnf gond easn es soss'
IN lu4 Eaaning ota95 VIII ~ ~ 80 thsn est =.
e. ~ Iii tr.da fnr .1.ii
hotel IN county WORTH $40. less. Apply to A.
J. COOPER, Room !, is DesEborn-st. n-st.---
C0EETGT10ypp AKIN 1rF CREI n nEPOT FOR
u sale 90 Tvent5-sceoad- st. Great bargain offered
Inquire Of ". P. kIsAZELTON CO.. ST Aadison,st
nBEssMAklNG BUSINESS FOR SALE, DOING
- brisk aud profitable tEade Ill the Jeas ih1s Is
really good chance for the right person. Furniture r
pets Achines. te, with good VIII aud low seot OF
, 1875-10-24
PoLITICAE ANNOUNCEMENTS.

There viii be Republican rally Ut Central Hal,
corner Of Twcnty-second street and Wabash avenue,
Monday evening The Hon Hiram Barber, Col q.
y. Mcaby. the Hon Jonu q. clouGh, Col John s.
Cooper. and others, will speak. Frank Lumbard s
Cleo Club will sing.
, 1875-10-24

KIND, GAY HORSE. ELEGANT BUGGY, ETC,
u half vaue; = splendid F1E; will u1chauRo for ina
gold watch and chain COoMBS, 1a Waah3n<ton-A It..
1 PINE LOT or DRIVING HORSES AND ONE
tax5A Ar.1ncaI H2r7ono- court
, 1875-10-24

TWELFTH WARD.
West-Side rntifcation-m meeting 1t Marines Hall,
Ada street, nortL Of Madison street. Good speakers
in attendance. Frank Lumbatd's Gee Club will sing,
FIFTEENTH WARD.
460 Milwaukee avenue, Vest Side, Thalta H3u. Good
speakers in attendance.