The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-15
CHIP BASKET.

The Municipal election through out the
State of Virginia, on the 25th ult, was
one universal Democratic victory, the
Republicans making contests IN but few
local. ties
An egg condensing factory has been
established at Passau, Bavaria, wherein
| the eggs are dried and thea reduced to
| a fine meal, which is packed In air-tight
cans ready for shipment.
The Reports from our farmers in diff
ferent parts of the county indicate that
| the wheat crop is very prom ising and
that the corn crop is clean. and with the
proper cultivation, the crops, provided
there will be nothing to interfere, viii be
| the finest since the War-Free Press.
The Vicksburg Herald says that Texas
no longer looks to St Louis for -four.
| She supplies herself from Kansas, and
in a year or two will have thousands OF
/ barrels to export from her own borders.
| The same could be said of other Southern
States, if the "all cotton dream was
broken.
| Previous to adjournment Of the Uni
ted States Court a decree was rendered
ordering the sale of the one hundred and
eighteen miles Of the Mobile and Ohio
railroad in Tennessee, with rolling-st0ck,
ETC., to satisfy the bOndhOl1er5 who hold
the lien Of the State of Tennessee on
said road.-MempAts Glenn Leger.
Formerly rain was unknown upon the
northern part of the Red Sea, but, since
the building of the Suez canal showers
have fallen regularly about once a fort
, night, The result has been to start
l | tho 4 GIofin EIdp II
r the most wonderful manner. If things
f 90 on az they have begun, the sands OF
, the Isthmus viii be covered with forests
in another fifty years-N 7. san.
: Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines is about tc
reopen her suits to recover the ownership
of the NeI York property for which she
? has been fighting fifty years. When il
/ Washington, recently, she was offered
Y $3.50, 600 cash and One-hfth of the prop
A ertv in dispute, If she would assign hel
interest to some New York spectators
: The venerable lady will not be caught 10y
: such chaff as that, as she proposes t.
e have the whole property - none Cou
| rier-JournaL
2 THE JETTIEs While the proT bets art
n prOphesying evil concerning Captain
Eads great scheme, which promises t,
} open the products Of the valley OF tn
e Mississippi to the sea. be is work
e ing silently in the full faith of ultimat
T. success, and experiments are demonstrate
ing that his faith Is well founded. Within
- the past two weeks two vessels, eacl
b, drawing fifteen feet water, have made tn
7e trip over the channel he has deepened
d and which, last year. contained dept
of but seven feet All hail, Capt. FAD
g-lon1TI T11qfoy
The Starkville, Miss, Times of tn
Goth inst, says: "Alr. Ed. Love of Pensl
cola, Choctaw county, hes purchase
thro' Mar. w. b. Montgomery Of Stark
vile, the fine Jersey yearling that too
W the premium at the late Fair in Mobile
he Mr. ~ now ships 200 pounds CT butte
7t every week for which lie fnds read
: sale at from 60 to IS cents per pound
Has calves only or s months old tha
ID command the enormous price of $50
a and 800. MIR. Montgomery is now d.
ia voIoping a resource Of this country tina
has long slumbered beneath the crushin
Il weight Of cotton bales
Here is a Centennial love story wort
reading: Bishop Meade tells it in b
p "Old Churches and Families of Virgin
Dc ia. A young man fell in love with a youn
5. woman named Mary Carey. He aske
her fathers consent to their marriage
" The old gentlemen remarked, "lf that
e- your business here, sir, | wish you
al leave the house, for my daughter hg
as been accustomed to ride In her own eoact
- The young man left, as requested. Bu
he was heard of afterward as Commando
Is in-Chief Of the American army, and th
q first President of the United Slater
His name was George Washington.
Some of the colored Republicans of th
city, aving become tired Of caring tn
chains Of the Republican party, have O.
ganized a''Natio nal Independent Politi CT
20 Union" avowing open hostility to tn,
party. They have issued an address t
lg their people all over the country to unit
IS. with them, in which they accuse the
I'd former associates of having placed the
in antagOnism with their Southern whit
" neigbbors and cite the mismanagemer t
ng the Freedmen's Bank against then
When the colorcd people of the Souther
10 States learn the lesson that whateVe
, discriminaies against their state hurt
tn smselves as well as their white neigl
ITS bors, th en- they will unite with the latte
re in support Of their mutual Interests.
an is evident that, for veal or woe, the /
be terests of the people Of she South, of a
cOlors, are identical Whatever iniuTt
90 one race Injuries all Prosperous tina.
gle for the white men means prosperoI
ty, times for the black; and that will brIr
cd goodwill and harmonv.-Free Press.
IN HnnAC ETuon