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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-09-04
% VIE DAY.
BY FLORENCE PERCY.

You smooth the tangles from my hair
With gentle touch and tenderest care,
And count the years ere you shall mark
Bright silver threads among the dark
Smiling the while to hear me say,
You'll think of this again some day
Some daVi"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-09-04
BelnnOntChTOniCle
w. A. HUNT,
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-09-04
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And Solicitors of Patents and Claims.

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1879-09-04

You'll think of this again some day
Some day
do not ScOrn the power of time,
Nor count on years of fadeleSS prime;
But no white CLEANS will ever shine
Among these heavy locks of mine;
Ay, laugh as gaily as you may,
You'll think of this again some day
Some day
Some day | shall not feel, as now,
Your soft hand move about my brow;
| shall not slight your light commands
And draw your treSSeS tmO' my hands
| shall he silent and obey
And you-yOu will not laugh that day
Some day!
| know how long your loving hands
Will linger with these glossy bands,
When you shall weave my latest crown
OF their thick masses, long and brown;
But you will see no touch of gray
Adorn their shining length that day
Some day!
And While your tears are falling hot
Upon the lips which answer not,
You'll take from these one TREASURED treSS
And leave the rest to SilentneSS-
Remember that | used to say:
You'll think of this again some day
Some day."
, 1879-06-20

The following instruments wc.e died for
record Thurelay, juno ~:
riTy rEnrEnrr.
Archer nv, \ " cor Of lsrnta ~, I.ofs q,
and ~. date', inno III tsc!ursl t'oa''l, ~,
Wet iiarrisn Il Ist Wc.tcrn and ,axsy S''
nv. n +. III s7.10ox145 II, improved.
dated June IL sJo!sn ". Marsh to nautsl ~,
Langley ": neat ) COZ oi l;hirty.eifiih "
st. vi, I'll. H. Improved. dated dnno
u ll'rhttlchos" Snytngs Bank tu ., D..
South lis!sbor .i 'is il ot ia;rty: '''
fourth u, " I. 4ax1.3ti Il, lntcd Juno
II tJostl'a N. Marlin to u. 1lnag, ...... 1..o0
VI. .5x1UU It, dated .ins iuiliruia.
min ShnrtieI to -. uellcrunnt. ....... 31l
fAtt!y-stvcnlh IT, II " cor Of llnhns II,
-, 49!ixiua #. antgA June IL tBnn,a-
anhn. nm s1Fto . t. l. r. S'1csnaH,i Loo
!. .5xl:tl It, dated JnIln i (estatc ut
~ ueo!xs ti"y io i. Il: Gsy):..,...; =. 400
", :1xl:5 &, dated juno il (Aittrs
Crane to 3oahun Naehinson) ........ D8o
Ei'xaSst!, M r 10y r T q M W.. lnd'2na It,
we.t Bill Il. lid Il Si ii4is.sa 's'i u. IL "
4ixl:u.i II. inpIosr.l. .iutch JHne 7
liars Il. HcrresrelIe to IntuaO. urrsl. J,eOO
sllchlcnn ~, III Il q nt E.ghtecnsl. 1t.
VI. .ial5S Il. Improved. dutsd luna
y ~. n. MD \. H. 1raY ta Lewis l..
l.yMaa i. l44 i y ot San i: n'ff.. 0
81 1uaNN II. dated Jnnv IL John II,
VIII wtssy Sa.s Il s",s' IT, & Il ss~r, AZ;
~, .::,xl!7 II, dated JnAc !. tI:dn,unu
Knarcr. trlstcc, IL lohn 4. Usoprtj.. $500
Ilrc,ncr u, hetwce,l t,ak and ltaEhlp sts,
il 'lxastn $. t. Fiji to !. W. X. iias:: : ,.
eo!Sa,a H. i Il oi iitya; i. ''o
wf,.!xl4a 40 q, ,ias;a Jilne u III.
", + a5xli1 7:lo, II. dated Juns id
, 1879-06-20


HOG PRODUCTS -Wcro moderately active, and
very atcaly, except pork, which had n range oi
about 10c pcr brl. Wills Tho others cxhihstcd no
ma,cslai change In quotations Iiosa tt'Ic stoc;
YardA wcrr quotea lrr,, md the ndvices from L!y
crpoo1 noted firm fucitne there. 1iollcrs Of Dro
ttct hctc offered less thntl usna, but were np-
parcntly frcc sellers when market figures wrre bli
The rcnortcd shipments were large.
NEss ronK-suld &c nhoyo mud &c below, md
closed tbs ranc ar tho latest rlccsof Wednesday.
Sales wore reported Of .. 900 br1s Bc11es July al
$n. u501 "a: 49, QUO brls scilc. August at SIC. .U
Gb10.11; and l,E0a brls aoIles September at
slD.17.i1 1926. Total, $1,000 brls. TLo .nnr-
kct clnsed steady at sD> D:i D.D'!1 for cush sell
CT June, so.n7tsGnlo. "a for July, s1o log ~;
for August. and st0. .0as 10. "2s for September.
Old por1s wa. ecarcc and Nominal at 50. 00l0. 10.
and extra prime Mt 81. uf1tf H.3S
Laup-Nas atcady at Welrcsday'a latest qi'ota.
portea Of Il, U0u lea nelIcr July Mt ~
and .0 tca seller August as 81 35. Total
i, 9Ao tes, The Wayktt clnscd stcaay y -. .oat
N.:,ox Tor SPOT roller J,l,Ic It. .!aGU.g1 fpt
seller Lnly SJ fsG :I5 for seller August, aud
81. 41qtN.49!a for September.
MEAT*-Nefe ssea'lY. wiih moderate innMiFy
on export account. and MI nctsso trnaG III local
futures. Salea wctc reported of Il, D50, uDU lta
short RIBS nt s.. R2h spot, $4.s:tsWA ri relles
!. ~ sclics 5cnsombcr: 25 baxca long and stlaet
clrass at SJ..o: $50 boxes lung c!enrs ot 81. 8f,
100 boxes Cumberlhnds ns S5+aj: 91n tca sweet
rcklcA hantH nt Sc for III Ii AVERAGES; and 10 bo1r1
ln1g cut hnns at uc. The following were the
closing prices on tho leading cuts:
, 1879-06-20

raics were renortcd Of 30, 100 tu No. and h1an
1s ssaE o 'Esb E Il e s s'sh :. ri s
go i b d. ,eow % Il c; ioo T b. NV "ii ha + mixed Il
he sn @ b ~ new ,n ss e s Fs}sesa q, at @
A.! y: 5Se M Ss 20 1t $o'la4oxe ffaa On toardesf'.
p"sr 'sser! I sss IT, Se;a III
camo on the market, The demand tor samples being
aetlyc, md tiero leinE mt, to Tet ths oraers m
ssl'cr A,zn:, e,saed at :lo'ie, sall !, o!ss aad
s " ,s "a e:s% sss!'' I, so ~ e e. ses
the rear soi.t NJ s0e rurly. 1ay opened y
s rss.cd t. ~ |e n slS'sa :, g. n sa ny
S%s's$; .; ~ y NJ g g +,
II !$.;aaHie. iii o. trss|s: nnd o, oao y mixeI
a:,l,s":Hs.c, nnd :4 o0O hu wh,c ut aa!iGn:s7c.
' YE"%ss FIX II s' aa,ct s .a Il s:aaS 5 III liz pnk 0, III.
July wa nominal # ~. and August wat ot1csod
1.tsoo hu No At ,1e: Z. 4v0 bn b- snmpe At 5:@
5sc M tr,ck: md !. 0,9 l,n by sample 1T 64!i@
1s %E?%ss fss :n st ae fS sd sstsnss O." s No. va,
ia; aa!ri II i5g 4ae: SONG oii bar!cy, va: soli
unnted al {Ivc CaHt, saIes wric reported or 4no hi
cStsn y at Die; 200 hu by sample a. i'oc. Totalt
Sser,t1aoer. WAsas;Ssaies edo, Goo is,at $i. .o5N
AuRnst. ind H3sa for scpten,hor. cor,1--!00, 900
ln at :G'lc for June, :itl'iG1u.+c for july. 3?t@
5 Fl As: II s e e eof o gmy and ; saac
Tor August.
AFTERNOON cAIr~
Wheat was ncttyu md hi9hqr. tnnc ctosed at
wsts n:s "y y 'e o6 In A"f'a II e1o 81 fcr s ass
D1cnl!nc fnr .sug1.t, HHGl Saitc fnr September
, 1879-06-20

NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS, Jtluu lg,-Sieht exchange on
New York, 4 nrenlturn.
Sterling exchange, baukors' bills, 46S15.
FOREIGN,
LONDON, june 1U.-Consof3 money, D7 3-lG;
account, VIZ.
unitctl States Scc,lrltles--Realng, 20l<;
Erie, a15s{; preferred. t3}S..
United States Bonds-Ncw Is, l15j6; 4tt1s,
10sta; As, 1H,N.
Rate oi discount In open market for tl,rcu
mouths bills, a-ltx4s15l: below .lsa Bauk ol
Englnn,l rate, 1aMtI.
1llc Bank ii BENGAL has reduced It's rate of
discount tran, 7 to q ucr cent.
Bar silver hers Is 1t8N, Subsidiary silver coin
Is 1%GT1 per cent discount.
fANss, juno 1D.-lsentcs, 1lIf TO-.
, 1879-06-20

Atffo.ort ou,,,,c,n f.r,,,, ~h,t ,,..inr, r,t oud
,Ve.t s.,s,ins,aa na1 .",'," ~ .,,a,s .ac,,, ~,
Inv. ,nt1o fn,,h II ~. nn,n,.n,aar ,,.t,r IN
cf,onro, ,,ovo n,.<eroS r., u,,,on ao,as - r,r.
nm, n r'o J..,hrs n..,,lr ~. r,h",a ~, rl'o
-, tho rons,tta., -, ta iii ~ ,r,,tr,, ,no,t
nl,rav* o.h,,,I,. ,,,1 ~, .,,, ,,., fr,,,
,hc f,rn, i,o,,.o,, ,,i" ,.,r ,,n n" ~
iii -,,nI ., s.",. ~ :. ;,,n a~,,.ns,oJ
Munufo,tn..rs S., 49,, ~, .,,r .n,,,tn, car,,
l., liz, .rrIn,, ..,t ..a',.,' +.n H., ,,o,
aim, ~ e,a s,,.., 49,, ,,a'ft',x,,, -. ,,,. o,,o
II, I'm =, ort.,,t ,r.,, .,,a W.m,,atv ,,, i,or,oe
sim. r,,oI. ,.or. ,.t,.,, nd ,,.,,r tho Nnrth.
,vo,,or, lii, :. ..,,t,'. .,.', s,,t =, tar,n,..,
h,nI. .r1', ,o,nr.,i,t's., ,,,.,.s.,, ,,,.".. H..
"'"''s. '"o eo,hpe''Wh pel"ec" "tSc'" t"a
''een sharp. The farmers arc getting slr benefit vi
tile ntlynncc, which to t1,cm IA prnsnnt strnrt5c.
, 1879-06-20

HHAS--Wne eteauy Anl fHtrl5 ActtYc. snleB
wcso reported OF 30 tons at 81. 10 ;1H.j track,
nud lao tons at 2H 75Gsu. % ffce Oh bnasl.
htlpDL1sas-Salss wero 20 tons at s10, 600 TO- .R
fren On loasd.
s,lnnrs-Wcrn stcady, With sales Of 10 Tons at
50. rs FREQ on board.
SpH1Hu W1lEAT-Wna only moderately nctlyc,
md aga,n lower; tho market for nest month TO.
ensG ;%S sa so'ed H. eo ,hs Sts.
u eoas Ct YorS aSi sSf mi owsr g ss
ciinaa aboat 30 On wnt"r wheat willis mir rrerlpis
again showed an increase. 'rao tact uf coattusied
HS 9s asI III. .S :.
nasser ot courss 1al~ Induced fruo soll.Hg here
ss TIE oat.ei and sxen % ane aovstiss went '@,s
then tug markot again fuil hack: Xar!irt
Mes ase esnSt os tt ma%s sse' we @ tss
IL vt lingering tcar IN tho nnus 1f soma Tint
'tac s.l1ue nm bother tho boysh ar badly for
nr1t month ~ they have done fur this The hlk
81 tbs trading tor lons si!nr ,ast has hosn done
it, refs.enss !. .hcse possibilities rather Than an
WORTH u soli 10 eonsuu.ers Fuller Jaly opsnsd ii
sna ss!.Ssa a,s !, 70 95,s q; tho c!n.9 ssss
leniuor was slow Al II t65sse aaa ssies Inc year
at Mlaias5e.o Seller tho fnonth q spot So: y I'D
eiass. No. va steady IL sS!,s, bstne * lower:
~ u!!itt Uitt III, V0 III No. II ut u!lcs =, 6DQ
bu rc}ected Al tl3c; loo hi do VI utc; II, U03 hu ty
sssmpls n h.oo % s track az, 40 g a DO "t ~
OrIzn WnxAr-Ssles wosa 400 bn No. = rcd
winter a. q 10; 1000 1M Writer BY samlle at
II. U5QDl W ou Track; q, 40 ba do Ut 81 .UaGb1 on
FREQ on board cars; 300 bn NJ. = M,nnus"ta At
81. Dii4 400 bu mixea at asc aud 90 tons scscal.
iuxs At SD b11 IL. % per tou.
GDhS-Was lcss actlys, md eaacE. but very
stra1yi tho m4tket c!osed abaut TIC bclow Tho
latest prlcss OF Wednesday,. Liverpool was quoted
every lat, ""nd Now. York dun, willis our g.
septs weFa about III sGiae 10 tho.a Of H.
insnt.. ;. There was a., good chipping d.. d.,
spot offerings, and kent futures. stcady, not.
w!thaItan!ing a. tha uneasy feeling n Mhcat AcEu
tooi u understood 10 ha7B bcch weakcned ny largo
constgnmunts OF corn from Cur seabaart aud opin.
ions atu ttyided about thu PROBABILITY Of lcl.un
iu lhat direction. seller July u,ienra At lust9
!u,sc. sold st :Mstc. snd coasa A. :1Se. su!ss
asis. I'D Ja1e II 35H H@35Ie. ii eIo.inx i tha
ineido. Cash lots nj No. In storu closed al 311c
for regular and 35Ec for uit. edged receipts; Do
free Qn board cars wera slAad* al :a4H, auos
, 1879-06-20

FL0ull--Was slow mud easy. Tho atterings Of
winters were rcpurlc4 to bn larger mud 1t was sup.
,noscd thAt lower prices would taro bcon acccptel
for somo brands. Springs wero held ut former
cgnrcs. Sales were reported OF 1Ib bs!a winter
extras on private terms: 800 brls and 70D sacks tfnr
cxport) double cxtran At 81, ,iDf5. 90 per hrl; 100
brs spring cxtraa at s3.i0; 100 hr's rYc.Ao,tr at
50. 1a.s. Total. Ju3 brs. Ihc following was tho
, 1879-06-20
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
The following shows tic receipts uud elp-


June 0,-Reccipts-Fiour, l2,'s,1 brla; wheat,
115,s00 hu; corn, &9,5, ,0I0 bu; uats, 3',9'l hu;
rosn-nlcal, l,ol5 okEs; rye. 1,S03 hu; mals, H.
700 su; pork, u brls: bcet, l,1 tcs cut meats,
3ot rkCs; lartl, {, ,9lti tcs: whisky, 10 brls.
Exports twenty y.four honrs-flonr, ID. 900
btls; wheat, l05, 700 BIT; corn, 210, 0,uo5 bn.
, 1879-06-20


CLgAhlSG.1iotsE REVIEW.
Epecta' Dl&,atrh 10 Tar Tribune
NEW foNk, Junu 1!l-Ilic stale Of trade
throughout tl!c country CONTINUES wonderfully
prosperous us shown By tltr CleassliE-l ltuuse re-
turns. Inc I'H6ficfS regular exhibit for tle
wcek ending tile 14t'l ut +1ullv shows that there
was gain Oycr the corrts spontnE week Ut Inst
yenr Ut ncnrly IL tcr Ccns; indeed, unly Two
towns stuw Il drcrensc, N.w lEuycn of | rer
veut uiih New 0rIra,ls of ~ i-1u per rcnt. The
following ls n detailed list vi Eatlls: New York.
Is 0+l0; Bostun, II I-l0, Philadelphia, - J-l0;
EtiraEo, ~ -ln; San Francisco, II :-tll; Cic.,,-
natl, u :-lu; ht. Louis. IL LII: 13a!tIlnnrc.
/ Gll0; Milwaukee, 10; l.ouisvlllc. -; Pitts
burg. 7alU; rrHyldcnrc, 1910; Cleycland.
4l-l0; Indianapolis, i'-l0; Lowell, .5Ut0;
Syraclsc, | ;}-l0
lhu I'udtc comments as fnIlows: "No rart
of this gain is tluc tu speculation IN stocks, he
cause the amount nf sales last week was atalfcr
than the ant0unt OF eAius fur lie kccohtl week
III Jtttlc, 1915 Htnl for uncc tho tncreasr tn tlc
aggregate of exchanges outside Of New York n
grentGr than the INCREASE ut New York. For
toE.c weeks past tle ennbtant {hprcasG VI cx-
changes Ia comparison with those Ut lust year
has given evidence ta)at there llas t}ccii sub
stautEai improvement IN nearly oil branches of
hslness. though TINT Improvement sias gcurr-
nly bgeflcl to lG Bnullcr III f!ie manufacturing:
centres than nj The ctttes chiefly cngagcd H.
lnndl!ng agricultural products. Hut tue latest
rcturrs siyn indication that tho activity nt
manufacturing cgsltreB IL increasing. With
favorable prospects for anoll,cr eeas0l, OF targc
rrop4, manufacturers arc expecting Il lcaYy
trade. nlld merchants generally TcEatt larger
dealings tllan layo been known 4. t4!s tstnr In
tAc ycar for many yrurs past"
LuA <ftQrn.
, 1879-06-20
Withdrawn from store during Wednesday, or
city consumption: y,3j7 bu wheat, 7,G;J bu bur-

c!Ly cot1snnfslOn:J J,3Jf Hu Hncata fso'o w uat"
fuy.
lI1e following gratn wns inspected tnlo store
IN this city yesterday inurntng: cur NO. rcu
wtnscr wl,rut, Il cnrs No. = 10, car No. do. ~
ears M. lnrsl, IL ears No. 3sprng 40 ours NJ.
. 10, 20 cara rejected. IL ears no Rrado C.lt
wl,cat); | car yellow corn, III ears ntAl 0,0V'
In htal,-tnixcd, 2 cass new mixed, 8l4 cars
u.J .sa1!a0 In No. 9 2rorn. - cnrs and 1000 bu
rejected, car III Eradc t515coFt'); ~ ears Wh'to
outs, II cnrs No. 2 nit:cd, II cars rejected tf3
ua.s). : cars No. j ryc, i cars rejected; + cars
10. ) hurley, car extra tto. Total fS5s cars},
:ta5,uoU BIZ. Inspected out: 78,557 bu wheat,
yl7,y'2 hi corn, Go,437 hu oats.
Adyiccs from Macoupfn County, Illinois, re-
t,ort tint the corn crop in tint section promises
10 be an unusually good ono, md tho sanlo is
generally true for Southern 1lino!saa ell rs for
Kansas. On thu contrary. Southern Ohio
promises 10 Yield ntesabtY in corn, though
fAtriy In wheat.
ST. Louis reported adec!inc yesterday Of about
Re per bu In winter wheat, the quotations being
oot1c for ulyn,ul Doc for August. Private cables
from Liverpool noted some pressure there to
make sa!cs, inlucn. weak feoll,,g among
buyers,
Rejected. wheat took M upward turn Of &c
yesterday IN this market, being salablo at Nic
nj ona tiluc though 1t settled bnck to fic. Wns
It III, 1cttcr tcn!n,Ni fur SECURING pl.Fposcs,-to
make No. 2out OF IT., to he delivered TN Junecon-
tractsa
at'pa's,' e". 49,. ,',.,N. ,1e ..,s ~. ~. .,,'
stl ""Ae''ea ap ~ y. ". '"eS 's
''.c'a 10 u "!'."e "' ~. =, S4'.A ~,
W ,As 1o'sE" ... vl w., w.. ,...sS' H..
""as 10 "'''E ~ ~" =. ~ uus
in'ss hofe 'aposta"' poliS ~ t's' '4'"u ~ 4'1"o
''',va''@,'' ~; ,s..,,..
'ns t1@'es1 "esf's' Mase, w w. ustos.''s no
~" sfp'us e"cse'tn III 'no'Ae1 uss. .s's ".".
lne 'ssue u o"nu .o''.9 sA1s.u ..s"'s
ealeu sa''p's, ~ "a ~ N ~ ~ "a.. ~,
''on1 ~ ~ ~ ..s.,,, x.,. .,.r
''ese, hot ,eAs I'LL" sc'eu' " 'eu'', o"s"'.s'' ,
a!o ac'o'eu " "'eua ~ 1as". Na'.,s .'os'
u'es''opnea"'onl* ~ s"t'!s' "..
N A'ue.Ean suseu. NJ nu,.at s,, ' s,.,.,' ..s
lii''s W o,ss"ss wv 'tisa psu'I w.. tn .o
'ach IA e"lt' "eat een1 ..V''' ,. t...a ss.' ~ e
Atih"s', eses''"''o', +" wv "it,'sas 80 .,ss
l'eitlst i"fn'ef' tol ""osS copee.a, nn1.s Nv
uapeF n suppossu @ ~ na's We" pu''''"'0 "u''''
VI. psIs ,',.. ~. .., ,,,1,, 1yn... .tr r,o,,o.
nns.s ,srt. ,na,, anns,',,,,a,,s f"a,.,ro
Se'ss ,,,a a. tho ,.toncss ,,,,,1 oar,o,v
~ ~ ~ ~ a,,rn.t M s,o,s. as 40 y.+ hecu
',,,, ~ c,,. anv,s,,cr, r,oo,t, cf,or ,ic uann,
,,.. ns @ ''..a, a cro, ~ t.,t ro,r ho. hs",,
t'nc - h."ss n' aao sp ,,,a ~ saso". ~ ,.n.
ne"..s ~ ,.1.To."a.. fax na+ on,,, !. mo,y,,x
VI, 49,, ..,,,,.a,, hrt ,,,,cl ~ ~ ri1 ,avo
s'"sa "".a ~. . ,n., - ,,ann ~, .,o nrdtnar
.'.a,,,r,s =, 11,cso rtrrum.tonccs h,rc ro,,acd
..@ .,,,,k - f",r t., nr,ro as h,,f.snt ,ntras
,o"' ,a .o,,. ~ t,,,, hr,i,or ,,,a - wo n,, ,,n1
-. ~ ~ .s -, ~, s,,,r,v ~ hoof .n1
iose t"' 't1""'t'''' -. ~ ,Fr'' ~
, 1879-06-20

=. q. i:t:1sS i::tshTeS'r'nt~ ..a.Sx,nnEs* S,%.;t co.
ts'zraxz:Es51 E:E:!' $'22E;; 2s:s*s Cd: ''''
esss: Ps srs sa es :t*G x e. stss s ssa It Il
ss;; Il iii Ssa sss3 :s E.tsss at cur m 'Fa
CHARLES HESnoT1S,
lol Ea.t wa,hlngton,st.
ctTY. COUNTY. GOVERNMENT. AND RAILROAD
DOSns.
. COMMERCIAL rArER.
And Investment seeusi'te. Of oil kinds.
UNION Trust co. DASK.
n. T.. cor Madison AMI Dcarborn.ats..
RECEIVES SAVINGS DEPOSITS AND ALLOWS
INTEREST ON SAME.
no notice required IN draw tuoneT.
q. n. WILSON, CAahicr..
A. o. SLAUGHTER,
nASKEl AND BROKER,
N. r. co., Clark and ,ladson.sta., Chicago.
Stocks, nond' Local secnsttcs nntE Land Warrants.
Member Of New York htocs Kxonangc.
IRA 1lot.AtEs.
GENERAL nnpKEh
70 T'AslIlsGTOS.sT.
Wants to l1uy
THIRD NATIONAL n1Xk uEcElvErs cgur1F1.
EATEH,
Has for Eair,
CITY sclklP E0I. ls7a T.AxEs.
FIRST NATIONAL nAHK,
con. STATE AND wAsntNGroN.srs.
Safe Deposit Department In tho hascmcnt entrance
tJf-LL
, 1879-06-20

ehnrcs: third, Dividends to tho nmopnl Of $500. 900
for $i50, 0u1 in rsscssncnts paid In: fontth, fancy
rrEcea Tor tbs twn etocks now on tho market. Tho
ledger ncc0nnt between tho original claim and its
tt0ekhofders stands m follows:
n,iaends raid oS bodie.... .,o soo' nm n0o
Market value Of Mono juno l.......... l'5o. 200
Tofa! hadeta .......... .'..s4s, "'V' uuo
Cdpltdf pdtd tip
:
Mono, -. .,.,. ,,,,,,....... III, UU0- Ito. o0O
Credit at ttotkholdtr1... -. ...u. ...s st. 400. coo
H,anA idx,l,a t,K4
, 1879-06-20

Latest quotations for June delivery on tho
leading astictes for tho lust two hua!l,ess duys;
, 1879-06-20

Total, u s'D " 49,. t., m W1f
CATTLE-The general situation wa' IN ,suapd ~
improved. There was }ust trihc t'o'. ~, ,sak
for fst cattle on Eastern heeeans, u,u tone,
cless tho market msiutalned fa1'} M A'"a Ma,.,oua
- .ssas M ..o M suld fully a. well ., on 'hs fS'. s.
dsy tas.o bs,us iatr dsuan from 1Sa! '.s ,sa
nor, but Tor common md medium 4 e,' md Iuss.
market remained dali. With prces "eas ts, sf .ny
ulerly lower. Nor sso the ehances ~ r"t he nr1s
In prices at low Rrads'. .u tx.
fsw weeks the secs,pa Of thin .,ets, Of The
sps may be expected 10 eopslua' IL
, 1879-06-20

Credit at ttntkholdtFs -. ...... ~. 4tus Uub
The following gives the fluctuations oE tho
, 1879-06-20

CHEESE-1n Sympathy With continued dullucss
md depression In New York and Liverpool tho
cheese market remains In a most unsatisfactory
condition. Neither exporters nor Eastern buyers
nrc doing anything nnd tt not for tho South.
crn ind local demand, trade would be at . stand-
as!1', stocks thonsh not largo. arc In cxccss Of
prcront requirements. We reduce quotations as
(Utioiyf.
, 1879-06-20

COAI.-Prlccs f0ulutu without qnotah1o change.
Only light demand cxiste, majority of tic large
ronsumcrs haslng atreadr plnccd their orfers. An.
t!trace sells at a. 5U Erin at 81. IS, and Illinois
ut 81. 0:4a,3. 81.
FfStI-Tl5c atasons catch Of family whitchah has
hccn failure, and tho few In the bnnds Of dealers
nrn held with dccdrd tlrnnesy. No. ! white1sh
nlso are rcarce md grnl. Ear saltwater dcscrtp-
sians tho iaarkct is working trlhe sascr, thorgh.
qnuahln changes 1lavo taken plnce. Now mnckcrcl
.-mpatfY No. ;i-arn 1tr[Iinr, Mn nuptc:
, 1879-06-20
rlty during the twcnty-io1Ir hours ending at
o'clock IN Thursday morning, md for The cor
responding ttaso tweIyo months ago.

FtGttr. bri4....
Wliclt, hi =.
EgtH. l,lt,......
ttatA tIls......
1iyr, ba .......
t1Nrtty. t,.t...s.
{4faks seed. llss
u. Ercst. st,s...,
u. c.nftl. 1hs....
T.. 1J1tsRta. 1jt4,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-01
Culture.

Culture taken in its widest sense i
that complex whole which includes knowl-
edge, belief, art, morals, law, and any other
capabilities, and habits acquired by man as
member of society" Culture is beautifully
exhibited, and exemplifed in the vegetable
kingdom, and illustrated and developed in
the lower orders of animal creation. Then
what would we expect it to do for man who
occupies the highest point in the scale of an
imated nature? Culture may be divided in
to mental and moral The cultivation OF
mans mental faculties greatly eleyates him,
and prepares him to perform the great and
vital duties of life. It increases his happi-
ness here in this life, and gives him pre-
paration for greater achievements in the
world TO come. 4 man of cultivated mind
has a never failing source of enjoyment OF
which the ignorant know nothing. lie can
hold communication with the good, and the
great, Of all ages, through the medium OF
their writings
Moral culture leads us from the Idol to
the Creator, and gives us that preparation
which is necessary fer happiness in eternity.
The standardization of those noble facul-
ties with which God has endowed us in the
great end of our being on earth. Culture
greatly elevates woman and prepares her to
perform well the great duties of her pecul-
lar sphere, and WELD an influence that will
do much in shaping and fixing the moral
destiny of man. Without culture woman
is a willing slave and man is a degraded
savage. Look at the unculturod of earth,
among whom are the Indian and African.
Low in morals, wrapped in sensuality, cruel
and beastly in character, superstitious and
extravagant in religion, revcling in all
things that are low and degrading. Culture
forms the principal difference between men
as they appear in the same society. BY cul-
ture nations have risen to the highest pin
nacle of terrestrial glory, kindiing light
to shine brilliantly and unextinguishable,
after they had sunk beneath the sepulchered
dust of the past. By culture thousands of
individuals have risen to distinction, left
an indelible impress upon the world, and
their names to ever embellish the pages OF
history. By culture Franklin rose from the
station of printer-boy to the first honors
of his country. By culture Sherman rose
from his shoemaker's bench to 4 seat in
Congress, and there his voice was heard
among the wisest and best of his compcers
By culture Simpson was raised from his
weaver's-loOm to station among the first of
Mathematicians, and Herschel from a poor
fifer's boy in the army, to a place ameng the
first of astronomers. Then in view OF its
advantages, and results we should gladly
receive it, and ondeavor to rise high in the
scale of mental, and moral Improvement.
ANTHROPOS.
Toons, April "a, 70.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-05-01
A Happy Episode.
NJ. T. POLK.


Last Thursday at the residence of Capt.
James NJ. Richardson most interesting
ceremony took place. His daughter, Miss
Fannie, q most estimable and popular
young lady, was married to Mr.. Chas. N
Hickerson, substantial and worthy citi-
zen of North Carolina. Miss Fannie will
be greatly missed in Bolivar, especially in
her home, where her true worth and infiu-
ence contributed SO largely 10 the happiness
of devoted parents After the ceremony the
guests present partook of an Elegant dinner,
preparatory to the leaving of the bridal
party on the south-bound train.
The welded couple went on visit to the
groom's sister, in Ripley, Miss, and after
spendingsome days with friends in that sec
ton they returned yesterday to Bolivar After
remaining here few days they will proceed
to their Carolina home. Tennessee in these
nuptials makes most valuable contribu-
ton to her mother, the Old North STATE.
May heaven smile propiiiously upon this
union, and hallow it with the happiest ben
al III irs,.s