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Richland beacon., 1876-03-11
BEATTY 9!A42:

GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
These celebrated instruments have attain
ell wonderful degree Of popularity among
the musn.sl fraternity generally. They have
been tested by. aud received III. Posi,ive
Endorsements If some of the mos, celebrated
musician. for harmony and richness Of tone.
They are wirhnu, n superior. -Hunfi"gfe",
(Pa y Monitor.
A6. Agent, wanted. Send stamp for cat.
al.rue. Address DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey ~
Richland beacon., 1876-03-11

Insure in the 1Home", of New York, estsb
li,bed in lN5. Realized assets Jany l, 1876
over S5,5O0,OO0. J. Z. Behen, Agent. Mon
roe. La. tjanl,77.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-11
THE GEM
PARLOR ORGANS,

n6r THE BEST IN USE AND WAR
RANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
In purchasing PARLOR ORGAN person.
should always he particular to get the bE.ST,
from the fact that the best cost no more than
those oi infer OF quality.
THE GEN PARLOR ORGAN
in style of finish. durability aud musical quail.
ties has no superior.
THE CASES ARE OF SOLID WALNUT
and put together Ivy skilled workmen. and 50
Lan,isoncly gotten uu as To he an
Richland beacon., 1876-03-11

We will advertise any horse, mule &C.. tor
the owner that may be s,rayed OF or stolen
ON conditions that if the animal is not recov'
cred, no charge, and il recovered the owner
will agree to pay US $40 for advertisement.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-11

Bes, quality of Spring Steel Machine Nee
dies. for oil kinds Of machines, At tho machine
agency Of J E. Behen, Monroe, La. tjanl.
Richland beacon., 1876-03-11

Who wants good Sewing Machine! We
can give you choice OF any you desire and
sell for 30 per cent less than agents prices
Call and see US before buying elsewhere. IT
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

Tue general psies Of mia.ng sAasss
continued Gar shove what Il was IN
ante bonanza times. The undoubted
continuance Of the bonanza was cal
calated to keep it %. But - that
buoyant force began to lessen BY the
presumed exhaustion Of the ore body,
the reaction gradually set 10. Hence.
perhaps the reason that there has
been such q marked lack OF life dur
ing the present season. contrary to
general precedent. 1t renamed, it
seems, for . combination Of conspir-
ing circumstances to produce the
climax, which Is now fairly upon
Us. Joined with the threatened dry
season in California, which ls,dcs the
usual train Of calsmities following
such an event in that State, is the un-
settled condition Of the country po-
litically. These three causes We can
plainly trace out. They arc ample
to produce the conditions that we
see. There may be lesser ones 40
plainly apparent. but these arc the
chief causes, As it appears to Us.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

NEW YoRK, Dec. 96.--A World's
wAshington special says . public
meeting h discuss the question ot .
petition to Congress To- pass smend-
ments TO the Constitution abolishing
the Presidency, will take place Thurs.
day evening. The public. member
Of Congress especially, are invited.
Il is proposed to abolish the Presi-
dency and substitute an Executive
Council therefor, I" be Aomposed Of
seven Secretaries or hesds Of depart
msnts, four to be elected by the HOUSE
Of Representatives and three by the
Senate, from members Of their re-
spcctive houses for two years, one or
all to be removed at any time by the
house electing them, and each to have
the rights Of member 10 both houscs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

We notice through the prcss the
expression of a general complaint Of
hard times over the whole coast. In
San Francisco and Virginia especially
10 the stringsncy sharply felt.
There is never an eject without an
adequate cause. and the cause Of
lnanc,al panics and business de-
pressions is - easily found - that Of
other phenomena. The laws of ne
chanics are no less certain Ia their
action than the laws Of trade. and
indeed there is that similarity be-
tvesa them that enables the student
Of one to use bis knowledge in invss-
LEGATIONS with rsspect to the other.
The most striking svideics We
have here Of the condition NJ general
business 10 the steady decline 10 the
price Of mining securities that has
forced itself upon our observation.
oissn painfully, within the past fs~
months. instead Of an advance, -
has % long been the custom 1t this
season Of the year, 70 have . hope
len sevesss action. In mechanics
rsActiop i sqssl % actiou, but In a
opposite direction. Perhaps the Law
b applicable % stocks. Ifso.ws should
aecornt this The following rsactioa
Of the vssy brilliant actioa Of tvc
years ago. Il y veil known thas thai
svsne. iasspasabls from ths birth ol
~ boasnsA infused sons abnornal
life into the mising industries Of Nil
region. A partial collapss succssded
\ = true, bat Il ~ ealy Parss4s!l
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

Saturday night young man named
wood, returning from California after
SIX years absence. WAS killed bv q
railroad accident near Adams, Indi-
ana. when near home.
1t is rumored that compromise
will he made with the Democrats by
which Pinchbsck and Yarmouth will
be elected to the United States Senate
from Louisiana, If the latter will as
sist in the installation Of Nichols rs
Governor.
Governor Grover of Oregon ~as
serenaded at the Cosmopolitan Hotel,
San Francisco, Christmas evening and
made a speech.
The decision Of the Supreme Court
of Florida in the msndamus case is
no, respectfully spoken of in WASH
ington.
They are Sighting the St. Louis ice
gorge with powder,
Reports Of marine disasters which
occurred during the recent great
storm which creased the Rriush Isles
continue to come In,
II has been discovered tina, there
Is widespread association in Hussis
whose aim is TO make the empire Q
federal republic.
Wade Hampton is said to he OPP
posed to war in any shape aud ex.
presses rs much confidence Ia HAYES
IS in Tilden.
The Nussuimans are Offering to
sacrifice life and fortune for the in.
tegrity Of the Empirs.
Another revolution has taken place
in San Domingo and President Gun
xales has resigned and embarked fos
Manganese.
The Patent Office at Washington
Is the scene of excitement. Some
gruss frauds have been discovered =,
regards salaries.
The town Of Crockett, county seal
Of Houston county, Texas, has been
destroyed by Gre.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

The case Of Peter Lsrkin, now
under sentence OF death in Virginia,
to be executed on the 10Th Of next
month, seems to enlist good deal at
interest. BY = statement made by
the doomed man and published
in The Chronicle of Saturday we
Judge that there are special reasons
WHY the Board Of Pardons, although
having once refused TO commute the
sentence of the Court, should again
give the matter serious attention.
Lsrkin, We believe, was convicted on
circumstsntisl evidence entirely, and
the circumstances which he relates,
having trsnspired since his convic.
ton, are quite strong in his favor. 1t
would seem to be simple justice to
allow them to weigh against the
other circumstances against him.
Very many people are stoutly OPP
posed to the int!iction Of the death
penalty where there is positive evil
dence OF the crime calling for such
punishment. and vsster number are
opposed on principle to its infection
on circumstantisl evidence This 10
the main point IN Lsrkins case. His
statement is Of course that of a msu
who is making last appeal for his
life, and who, in obedience 10 in.
stinct, would not hesitate at absolute
fslsehood. Still those witnesses ~ho
have recanted --or the one, Nellie
Sayers-could be produced before
the Board and the value Of the sec.
ond testimony weighed against that
of the FIRST.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27
THOSE POLITICAL DISPATCHES

The managers Of the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Company seem to have
fairly outgeneraled the Congressional
Committees. Instead of producing
the political dispatches cent during
the late campaign as possible evil
dencs against one or the other Of the
parties, they have voted them beyond
the power or disposal Of any Of the
executive officers Of the company,
and supplemented the vote by rule
that hereafter all dispatches shall be
DESTROYED - soon after their trans
mission as the keeping Of the &C
counts between the different Offices
will allow. Whether this ex poet
facto rule can operate legitimately or
not, is . question. There is no doubt
thar the company have the right to
destroy dispatches as soon after they
are sent - they wish; but after
reouisition has been made for them II
remains a question whether by the
adoption Of some new rule the object
Of . Congressional committee or any
other sufficiently high legal author
ity can be thwarted.
There Is little doubt that the tele-
graph company should lie accorded
the RICH, to keep secret the nature OF
all private ,ransmissions. Otherwise
the business of the company might
be seriously impaired and the rights
of their patrons dangerously inter
fered with, 1t the welfare Of the
country demanded any such yielding
OF personal liberty there should he
no hesitation But the welfare Of the
country does not demand it. The
present occasion is . strife between
tho political parties, merely, in which
it is sought TO ind out how much, it
any, of corrupting means or meth
DDS Was prActiced by prominent men,
bers Of both in the late canvass, a.
private citizens. The facts Of the
case in the Oregon maze of difficult
flea for instance. would scarcely be
made more apparent by the expose
of any dispatches that Duke Gwin
NAV have sent to Kelley of that State,
although the great dishonesty Of the
Democratic party might thereby he
clearly established. Likewise with
respect to anything that Chandler, as
chairman of the National Republi-
can Committee, may have sent to the
leaders of the party in the three dis
puted Southern States. As to whether
there were fair elections in those
States or not, is = matter Of national
concern. lhe facts, the cVents, tue
elections themselves. With all oorrel-
alive circumstances, are open to in-
vestigs,ion, and are more important.
il would seem, to consider than any
possibly actussing precedent condi-
fiona such rs an exhibition OF the
dispatches in question might disclose.
The dispatches might show . precon-
certei plan or disclose psrnceps
criminis. if there has been crime, but
that 10 about all. The struggle for
them is . bit Of party mAneuvering.
and if the company outgenersl the
party men the country will have no
cause for complaint.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

IxcosroaArxp.-Lass Friday. 10
Ban Francisco. articles Of iucorpors.
too vsss died OF the Nsvsds Anal.
gam Rs6sing Company. the object
being 70 introduce and extend 10y
licensing) The ne Of certain patent
rights heretofore held aud harsaftss
70 Be scquissd by Conrad wisgapd ,
Of Virgins City. having for their
object the msscnrial separsaioa Al
silver from other mstals, and foy
The ssperssioa II olhss nseals non
gold. Direstovs- Joseph Psskiaa,
Charlss .. Clspp. J. n, 0isoAsil,
i. p. Flint and Coursd y aean1
Oapiaal Stock. @2a0. 900.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

And In accordance with Law add IN order
of the Board al Direction made ON the ssxsccntA
liethl day u November, A. d. 1879. % many
sharcs Of each parcel of said stock ~ may BE-
necessary will be sold ri public sactton q the
once of the Company. Room No % Nevada.
Block. IN AonteOmery stre~t. SAn ysanctsce.
Cal. ON THURSDAY, tAs nth day Of January.
is-T, 81 the hour u one O'Clock r. =. II said
day to pay said delinquent assrsanent there
on. together with costa Of ndvsrtsstng and ex.
penscs u sale
ALFRED Z. prRnRow. ssey.
Omce--R Recon- o. Nevada Blsck. No. ~ Mont
xomsey q resa, eAn HnA.aeAsco. CAl
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

There are $4,000 Sunday schools
in the United States, with 600, 900
teachers, and 5000, 900 pupils.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB.

NJ EMBERS OF The COSMOPOLITAN
M club are requested 81 ess at their hail
% friday venting. the assh inst. a q o'eioch.
BY order of the President
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27
The ..ituatlOn In rlorids.

NKw York. Dec. 26.--A Tribune
wasl,ington special ssys the Repuo-
licaus here are not Ut oil worried by
the action Of the Supreme Court oi
Florida. Morton said to-day he un.
derstood that the order for N recsn-
vass Of the returns did not apply to
the vote tor electors. IL il did, how.
ever, il would make no difference, for
there was oulv one day upon which
the electors couli meet. They had
met upon that day, performed their
duty, and were now fuuctus ofii.-io.
The only effect 1t making the order
for a new canvass rs applied to the
electors would, in Mortons opinion,
bc tn give the Democrats a little more
material for argument. He could sec
no way in which any color Of author.
ity for the Tildsn electors at this late
day could be made.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

A great fire in Yeddo, Japan. o.
Cured November 2o,h !: IS streets.
containing 5000 houses were totally
DESTROYED. About 30 lives were
lost The destruction OF property
reaches 500. 600 900.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27
Delinquent Tax.
STATE OF NEVADA. +,
COUNTY OF LYON,

District Auarnsys once
NOTfCE OF SUIT SoNAkNCEu.-TO
~ the following named defe ndant aud To
all ewners OF claimants 10 the real estate and
Improvements thereon or imp, or ments when
asSeased. hereinafter descrsoed. knoun az an-
known; you Are hereby notified u Assit has
been commenced In the District Court OF the
Third Jsdiciai pnuict. Lyon County. stale
Of Nevada. BY tae Saate Of Nevada. plAinud,
against the Defendant. hesvtnsftss named. and
the following named and described mining
company. % corporau mine OF mining
claim. With TIE Improvements thereon and
Improvements when separsseiy sssrsrsd. and
all owp~U Of or claimants 10 tae same. Known
or uaknewa- to recover see tax N d<linqaenry
asseaed 70 said d~ienaans aeAinsa sAsd prop
erty for the nscai year commencing January
], A. ID. tsse. and ending December ~. A. u.
lss1 AsS sAsa summons has been duly issasd
In ss,d .ss~. and yoa afS further nosaAsd thai
xai.>s yoa appear and answer ths complaint
MED In sasd cause IA ~ hef.re toe slss day os
January. A. D. ls77. Judsnsns viil te taSea
aGAibsa yoo and the rial estate aud improve
naents hesesn described for tbs amount OF TAI
aud dslinqusesy spsciA~d and oossi Of ssit.
The Florida Gold and silver Mia.
Ing Company,
cooperation osssntssd aud sxistins under
tAe lava Of the bIaAs Of California, and the
raj essase md Improvements in Lyon Oeanr
", Arv-, oeocy1 ord - foiiove: muleatn1 Woeke.
Kaxtess. heiisrs snd spparsnances thereto.
situated upoa and attached to the mins q
s.lntns claim OF said florida 0oid md silver
Mtntns COMPANY. ON ~ near the American
Ylaa rosd. sbout two miles nosth Of the Viz.
xtnia Trrckee Railroad Ia sssd Lyoa County.
end sousA snd ssar the linz al 0eussy Ccunsy.
tlta scsteo 10 hsUughs 10 recover the sum u
wi - da,y levied On the satd rssl ss1Ass aAA
tnpsov<anSats th~ssan. Aesvsn described and
- IN - psrsoaal prvppvsy. ansssssd - sstd
Atns ~ mining COMPANY, fs utnas ed Coan-
y taxes fue IN Ascai ysas, A. D. ts7s. with 80
PR oess. s1AeA ahssvae. - required b. lav.
upou the csgtnAn real ssesss ssecsthsA - asues-
eas3. end uQna the personal ed for sueasy.
Ave ttal - esns. additional vsaa1sy fee sal1
sAsssoa - for such aehsR judgment - b
GEO. VI. KEITH,
pt.sysss "a p.sssssAass Assar.y es L.ss
ossaay. nsvsAA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

ans-s Cohn will Be here every two
veeks with his Slas eox.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

SourH END MlxUs0 ConPANr - To-
- catioa Of principal plars u oas1nesa. esa
frAnctaco. Calffornis Location Of wlshs.
nestis 0sts ntninu Dtsertcs. Lyca Coesey.
kevnAa- Notice = hessoy givso. thaa = Z
usrtins Of The Bard Of Dtrsctcss. ball -
ths 3sd day u Novem6ss. Is7e. - esseesnssse
ITO u II fvsaU Greats t1ocD pr sAass ~
levied spm ne capital stock q he cssyssa'
tion, payshls tmnediatsay n Untesd ooaasa
GOLD ella. 10 tAs 8sessesFy. - ~ ceAcs q ~
Csmpany. en- . altfsrnia stssse. oan Fsan'
cisco. cslifoeala- Any seorh upca Watch ~
ssssusasas shail remain unpaid % tAs Setn
Aay 81 December. ls5e. Win - asats0osat
snd advsseinsA for sals q peblts sncttoa; -
ualess payUsas b MaAs bssese viii - ~
- MONDAy ~ Htftsseth tiseAl AAy = Ian
uasy. ISM. 70 ~ ~ aaitsQueae o0enn0aae
toessAse NH eas1s a sAvsssas1ng - sspsa
- cf sale.
u osdss a - 1ssr4 = pissses.s.
". CLARK, osc'y.
oncs--neen ~. 4. ~ OAitfusaiA ssssse. ~
vs.seiscs. onltossaAs
ROSTpOMnMKMf.
The aaAs q vhssA snssas0eae (No- u q
~ asa1A ~ 1tnln0 osapsny vtl essena
Ae11nqaeat = hagoA4 po.eUssnea III ~ III
Aay II Jssaasy. ISM. aaA ~ sale Y asltn
assss sAuss vi ssas Dssss = ~ NJ ~ =
y ssiss = - Dosss = Dhsssaps:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-12-27

Asssnssnssts Asvs b~s nsAs u ~ hS1sa
- ssAs IN sss y ~ sssaAsst ssssgeni1s
nss6 = ~ snsQ.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
The Nash Vile American.

We have been receiving and reading
The American, published at Nashvirs
and can heartily commend it as a news,
paper in the true sense of the term
The Daily has all the Associated Press
Telegraph Matter, both of the East and
West, and all daily important foreign
news. 1t is accurate in commercial and
financial reports which are full to date in
its Daily, Weekly and Semi-Weekly. Ii
also has an Agricultural editor specially
employed for that department, who is DR.
Lee, the most distinguished writer on
these subjects in the country, making it
equivalent to any agricultural paper. 1t
also contains q very great variety of Lit
cray, general news, and miscellaneous
matter and is worth it's price in gold to
any family or business man. Address,
The american, Nashville, Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
Personal.

Mir. T. J. Shelton. Jr of LaGrange, is
attenning Circuit Court.
Mr.. 7. A. McClartY gave US a call on
Monday last. Call again.
Mr.. James Ammoas gave US call, and
brought US several subscribers on Tues
day last
Owing to the heavy snow, Judge Flip
pin and the jurors did not arrive at Boil
var until Tuesday.
Gen. DuEuy is after ye .criminals, and
from the manner in which he served the
bad boys at Bonneville, we would sug-
gest that all hands be civil.
Look out for nhe advertisements of
our enterprising merchants who expect
soon to bring on spring goods.
Ne are glad to see our friend A. J.
Coates, who has been attending the law
department of the University of Mich
gan, at home, hale and hearty.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

a Dire s S in g
which Is at once
a gre e e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
serving the
hair. Faded or
gray hair as soon
restored to ats
criminal color,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23

1t is eighteen or twenty miles from
Bolivar to Middleton, and almost as far
to Gainesville, making the distance to
he nearest post Office, from certain Citi-
Z ms living between these towns, at least
eight or ten miles. The Inconvenience
Is actually SO great as to cause certain
gentlemen with whom we have spoken,
to do without their newspapers which
they greatly appreciate, and to leave, IN
called for, letters of great Importance un-
til they were returned, or their con-
tents dead. Why not establish post
Office somewhere near Mr.. John ID. Us
rery's and give the people of that section
what shey need and have & right to
claim.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the Real Estate
transfers for the week ending March
DIST 1876:
A II Rose to r D Rose, deed to y acres
w B Il A g SweetOn, to Swink q Bro =,
trust deed.
VIM NJ Beck and wife to A NJ Lambeth,
deed to 100 acres.
G and Mary + Southall to David
Reaves, deed to Ii acres.
Garrett Harris to Vim A Fran kiln, trust
deed
H Young and wife to q s Gibson, trust
deed.
Pi;ser Blalock ty lessee Blalock, deed to
1913 acres.
l. h Williams to Anderson i Bradford,
trust deed.
Louis Moore to uarkins & Durrett, trust
de ed
w NJ Besk and wlfe to F Lambeth, deed
to G6 acres.
w NJ Beck to P Lambeth, trust
deed.
c A BarsiG to E L BartliF, bill of sale.
ii Nelson and VI Nel'Son to ID E
barrett, trust deed.
ii Nelson to 4 L McNeal, trustee,
trust deed
W " 5 II Chapman to G W Pope, trust
deed
NJ II and a J Vervon to Ell Robinson,
| d ed to 100 acres.
} f Fleet to A } Ussery, deed so acres.
| /. & Nuckolls 70 w L Robinson & Co.,
trust deed
G II Wyatt to WIN Fulgham and R n
Mitchell, trust deed.
Ben Wood to Ha.kins IL DuIrett, trust
deed
James Pybass to Leonidas Bills, deed to
town lDts'
o 4 Farley to Ellen Bucher e al, mem =
orandum of Judgment
J Nicely, sheriff to j Z Savage and
Ramsey q Harriss, deed to town lots.
| w I Armistead to Ii Anderson and a
L McNeal, trust deed.
| Thomas G Patrick to Chas A Miller,
trust deed.
CaIlie l. Scott to S,llIIe A jackson, deed
| l2U acres.
W l. Shepherd ard wife to G w Ora
ham, deed acres.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23

Sunday Schools Mr.. Daniel +. Beatty,
manufacturer and proprietor eff the Beat
ty Piano, and Beatty's GoIlen Tongue
Parlpr Organs, Washington, \. J., has
always made very liberal deductions on
his instruments to Sunday schools and
other religious purposes, we wouli there
fore advise such as are without one to
address him in regard to it before pur-
chasing one, as they are said to be a
very superior and durable instrument.
See his advertisement.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23

1t contains four medical elements, never
any other preparation, viz: a gentle Ca
thartic, 4 wonderful Tonic, an unexcep-
tiOnable Alternative and Certain Correc-
tive of all impurities of the body. Such
signal success has attended its use, that
If l. NOW raffarllad aS the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23

The impression of some with whom
we have spoken, has been that the late
iail breaking was owing to defects in
the Jail building, which error, as a duty
u the commissioners, and more espe
cially, to the architect and builders, we
feel obliged to correct. There was no
bolt nor bar broken. The prisoners,
who we're permitted to stay, part of the
time, on the outside of the cells, simply
rushed on Tailor McKiuuie after he had
opened the door to give them their din
ner, and made their escape through the
open door. Mr.. McKinnie thought all
the prisoners were safely Gagged before
he opened the outer door, but was de-
ceiyed by one whose duty, or custom, it
was to see them safely locked in their
cells.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23

We respectfully ask the citiz ems of
POcahoutas, Middleton, Ubet, Salisbury,
GRIND Junction, Hickory Valley; Mid
dIeburg, Toms Station, Medon, White
Vile, GAINESVILLE, Brlivar, and all other
towns in West Tennessee, to come and
examine our stock of stationery, ami
learn our prices thoroughly, before pu'-
chasing elsewhere, Bill Heads, Letter
Heads, Posters, Cards, Circullrs, Tags
Labels, Pamphlets, etc, ETC.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23

Next summer times will be dull, aad
money scarce, but tbs BULLETIN wi II be
published all the same. Now, we ask all
Of our friends to pay us their subscrip
tions and other small dues while they
have the money about them; and, as the
request is not unreasonable, we b3li,v.
our friends will certainly comply.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-23

A most destructive fire was avoided at
tie Stonewall House, in Grand Junction,
on Sunday morning by the timely discov-
cry by Mr. Tucker, and the united eff
forts of the proprietor and employees of
the hotel.