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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-28
MARINE NEWS.

A Bark Sunk by Sleamship-The
steward and a Boy Drowned.
NEW YORK, April Craftsmanship City of Rio
Japero reports that on April Goth, in lat 3s45 long,
1880, at 10 a. M. in dense fog coTded with
barque Velocity, of and from Hull for Philadelphia
in ballast, sinking her in minutes. The captain
and ten of the crew were saved by climbing on
board the steamship, but the steward and a boy
went dowl in the vessel.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
clearing III ouse TT

clearing Mouse Transactions.
PoRTLAND, April &c.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction OF business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges. ......... ..........,.S 6570l IL
Neo oaiances.' '.''...........,........ 1850 81
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY.FouB
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
April %, l A. M.
For New England,
southerly winds, warm, cloudy and rainy weather,
stationary followed by falling barometer.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-28

BALTIMORE, April 26.-rhe funeral of Bishop
Ames occurs Monday afternoon at o'clock at Mad-
ison Avenue M. E. Church. AT the request of the
late Bishop, Rev. W. S. Edwards win conduct the
services, and Bishop Simpson will also take part,
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THE GREAT WONDER.
kIkGLEl'S iron TONIC.

The Remedy tor Dyspepsia, Debility Loss Of APP
Wanto Enaes ana Isl oil SP
ments incident low, weak state OF the Blood. and
an impaired state Of the Digestive Organs Step in
to your druggists and get bottle. 1t will please
you and do you good.
feb4 eod1m&w3m9
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-28

LIVERPOOL, ENG. Steamship Mississippi 200
bush wheat, 10 200 bush peas 100000 lbs talow a.
quo do bacon $500 do PROVISIONS, 2i5.2OO do lard
cases leather do boots and shoes 20 bbls ashes 15
do apples, 2'a sheep, so packages Merchandise.
MATANZAS. Brig Josefa-4l53 shocks and heads
1881 box shocks, 6 cart hid Shocks 1856 empty casks
81 John. PR. Schr Silver Spray-39,I 1888 # lumber.
100000 shingles, 140 tons ice.
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Receipts of Maine Central r.. r..


For Portland, 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise:
for connecting loads So miscellaneous merchan.
disc,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-28
Indian Agent Livins,ton Aco.;,,.a

YANKTON, u. T., April 27-The third trial of DIR.
Livingston, ex-agent OF the Crow Creek Indian agen
cy. ended this morning in acquitta The trial lasted
eight days. The charge issuance Of fraudulent
-rnU
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-28
MARRIED.

In this city, April e. by Rev. DR.. Carruthers Jas.
W. Stevenson of DeerDg ana Miss Harriet l.. Little.
youngest daughter of William ID. Little, ESQ.,, of
Portland.
In this city. April ~. by Rev. B. F. Pritchard
Charles e. Bracket and Nellie G. Frost, both Of
Portland.
In Brunswick, April TO- Albert O.. jackson and
Miss Orianna Garrison.
In Biddeford. April ~ William L. Holt and Miss
Annie Nj. Moody.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-28
CITY OF PORTLAND.
Dock Dredging.

SEALED Proposals will be received until
- MONDAY, April % inst, at 70 O'Clock noon,
at City Clerks office, for dredging Union wharf
dock, say about 800 cubic yards more or less, the
work to be completed by the 10Th of June next For
further details call on City Civil En- gineer
JAMES CUNNINGHAM,
Chairman Committee on Drains and Sewers.
ap23-td
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-04-28

SAN FRANCISCO-Ar l25th, barque Rosetta Nc
Neil. Brown. Hong Hong.
Sid 23d. ship St Lucie. Rivers, Callao.
NEW ORLEANS-Cld 2lst, brig Charles Dennis.
Connacher, Havana.
Cid 25th. ship Orient. Allen, Liverpool.
PENSACOLA-Ar 22d, sch George B Mcfarland,
Strong. Galveston.
SAVANNAH-Cld oath, sch whitehouse, Far
mum, Philadelphia
Sid 25th, sch Alfred Keen, for New Haven.
CHARLESTON-Sld 25th, sch & l. Leonard, Stan-
wood, West Indies.
Sid 23d, sch Chattanooga Snare, Baltimore.
RICH MOND-Ar 23d, sch II Prescott, MeTriman,
Portland.
Sid 24fh, sch Governor. Eaton, Providence.
FORTRESS MONROE-Passed out 26th sch Laura
Messer. from Georgetown for st Thomas.
BALTIMORE-Ar 25th, brig Jos Clark, Stahl Ma
tanzasi sch Hattie NJ Buck, Woodbury., Georgetown.
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CARDENAS. Brig r Lopez-434 hhds At ties m o.
lasses l76 bbls sugar 40 do Malada to Phinney s.
jackson.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush corn meal, to G
W True & Co.
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PHILADELPHIA 24th scbs M A Mc(,ann.
Kavanaugh. Sagua; Fannie Butler. warren. Proyi.

PHlLADELPHIA-Ar oath. scbs M A Mccain,
Kavanaugh, Sagua; Fannie Butler, Warren, Proyi-
Cid Gath, schs Hannah McLoon, Keen r,;o,fraoos.
TbOs Stone. Pitcher. Boston. 0'o1os'''
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, brig Addie Hale Sbennard.
Sagua; schs Josie, Drisko, Port au Plate: i wi Saw.
YER Orchard Port Antonio, Steward lost overboard,:
Ella, Mitchell, Miragoane; Olive Crosby. Hntcninson
Caibarien; Norman, Hodgdon Cardenas; AIexander.
Falklngham Sands River: Sedopa, Holbroon Shm,.
lee, MS; Jed Duren, Cook, st John, NB: Vcror
Perry. Musquash; Viola NAV, Owen. Hillsboro: Os,
land; Sam'I Nash, Rich, and Casco Lodge. Pierce.
Portland Zicova Pomroy, and Charter Oak Gam,
age do; Orion. Pierce. Belfast; Telegraph. Torn.
dixie, Thomaston ; Oregon Henderson Gardiner.
Olive Branch, Whitaker, Ellsworth: Westeroo Whit
aker, do; BuntIess. Brown. Lubec; Light OF the
East Higgins, Calais; L Holway, Bryant, Machias;
Bristol. 'iaii'
Cla 25th, barque Alfred. Crosby, for Perth Ambov !:
Tucker, Matanzas; schs dos G Slower, Brown. Ma
guabo; Tnurlow, Tabbutt. Havana
passed through He'll Gate 25th schs Mott Haven.
CooR. Port johnson for Portland; H S Bridges do
for Boston.
new NEW LoNDoN-Ar 25th, sch Edw johnson. Nc
NEW HAvEN-Ar 9th. sch Ira sturges, Ham
Freeman. Virginia; Tampa Sanborn, Machias; Flora
sawyer Freethy, CALAIS; Monticello, Melvin, Rock
iana; KedGndo Bolts, Ellsworth:
CALAIS. wy
Sid 18th. sch Albert Jameson, Candage, New York.
WARREN Sid 9th, sch A f Howe, Ellis, for
New York.
.NEWPoRT-Ar 25th, sch Julia 6 Martha, Rob-
bins Calais for Warren
Dennysve.
VINEYARD-HAvEN-Ar oath, schs D Ellis, Tor
Tey, New York tor DanverspoIt; Oregon, Richards,
Perth Amboy for Yarmouth; Charlotte Fish, Clark,
georgetown, Sc for Bath; s Nightingale, Hillyard
New York for Eastport
Sid, schs JAS henry, Fred Gray, Marion Draper,
Ishmiroo Kate Clark, I W Allen, Charlotte Fish,
and Nightingale.
EDGARTOWN- Ar 24tb, schs Redondo, Belts
rom Ellsworth for Providence; Sarah Louise, Shaw,
Silas McLoon Spear. New York for Bangor, Doug
lass Hanes, Adams, New York for HailowelI; Emma
Smalley, Pike, New York for Newburyport; Para
Bea Machias for New York.
SD 25th schs Gilmore, and Ned Sumpter.
| Quincy.
SID schs Adrianna, and Moses Eddy.l
| BOSION-Ar 10Th, schs Palos, Mitchell, Hoboken
Freeport. Smith, and Revolution, Kelley, Machias
Harraden. Wilson, Millbridge; Ntinetta, Stew
art, Winterport; W H Lovett, Bea, Camden; Idaho
Creamer, Damariscotta: Fannie Hodgkins, Wiscas.
set: Sasanoa, Dunton, Bath.
ar 10th, schs w Lewis, Barton, Port Royal, SC
Terrapin. Wooster. Perth Amboy; Balloon, Eaton
Calais; A Hooper, Springer, Franklin; Concorjia
Day, Blueh; Mariel, SprouI, Bristol Cora, Patter-
son. Wlacasset.
Cid 26th schs Amirald, Bickford St Stephen, NIB
Madagascar, Robbins. and ii Billings Billings, do
| -GLOUCESTER-Ar 25th, scbs Benedict, Crock
EFT. Portland for York; Stella Lee, Brewer, Free
port: Fred Frye, Smith, Salem.
| METEOROLOGICAL 24lh, sebs G Nash, Crow.
| ley, Weehawken.
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F0REIEN PORIs

At st Vincent, CYL. March 9th, brig Dauntless,
Williams, for Cuba Is days.
At Gibraltar 9th. briggs Goodwin. Googns, for st
Thomas; Kennedy, Pickett, tor Cabarien
SD I'm Barcelona April 25 barque Edw Gushing,
Bickmere, United States.
Ar at Bordeaux Apl "a, barque Martha Mcneil,
Jordan, New York.
Ar at Havre Apl 25tb, ship. Rufus Wood, Davis,
San Francisco. dec AZ
ar at Bremen Apl 25 ship. L Sturges, Linnekin.
New York.
Sid fm Antwerp april 49, Alex Gibson, Speed, for
st John NIB.
Ar al Liverpool Apl Path ships st john Smaliey,
San Francisco; Guardian, Payne Galveston.
Sid oath. ship Saml Watts. Lermond, New York.
Ar at Victoria. III, April 81, ship A Thompson,
Rogers, Yokohama
Ar at callao Mich So ship Geo skoaeld, Hall, from
Hong Kong.
Ar at IQuique Feb %. barque Chss Lewis. Race,
Africa
Ar at Aspinwall Apl Il, sch Ella NJ Watts. Watts,
New York.
Sla I'm Porto Plata Mch ST, scbs JOSIE Drisko, for
New York.
Passed Turks Island Apl Sd, sch Eagle Torrey I'm
Wilmington for Port de Paix.
CID at Windsor, MS, 18th, sch Addie Ryerson, Mil
Ter, Philadelphia.
Cid at Che,erie 18th, sch Ada Allen, Dudley, for
Alexandria.
SPOKEN.
March %. LAT % s. Ion r. baroue Florence Treaf
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DOMEsTTO PORTS.

Cid at Eastport 18th, sch Charlotte .sAugusta.
Holmes, Magdalen Islands.
At Pirate Harbor 3d. sch Annie Lewis, from Port
land for MagdalenE.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-22
Suicide 81 Young Woman who Quar-
relied with Her Lover.

Miss jane Brewer, syonng lady about
10 years Of age, residing at Richmon-
dale, Ross County, o., committed sui.
eide Wednesday afternoon, the act be-
ing the result Of quarrel with her
lover, a young man named Robert Da-
Wis. There had been an unpleasantness
between the two for several days previ-
Ors, but on Wednesday forenoon, on
their way home from the school where
they both attended, the quarrel reached
climax, and Miss Brewer went into
her house, packed up Davis's letters and
returned them to him, saying that as he
had forsaken her she would make way
with herself. He wrote q reply, sarcas-
tically remarking that she had better
postpone the event for few days. This
reply, however, Miss Brewer did not re-
ceive, as after sending back the letters
she had Immediately started for Salt
Creek, . small, but rapid stream short
distance away. Reaching a spot where
the water was quite deep, Miss Brewer
took of her cloak and hat and jumped
in. She was very fleshy lady, weigh
ing $50 pounds, but her clothes sus-
tanned her while she fiOated distance
Of several hundred yards. BY that time
assistance had arrived in the person of
Mr.. Granville Hixon, who gallantly
rushed in and brought the young lady
to shore, who expressed perfect willing
ness to be saved. She had swallowed
consider BILE water, which she vomited,
together with blood. Being taken
home, Miss Brewer rapidly sank, dying
in about three hours. Her exertion in
the water 10 supposed 10 have produced
q hemorrhage, which it ID thought caus-
ed her death. She WIS perfectly con-
scious from the time Of being rescued
from the water until her death, and as
sured her parents that there had been
nothing improper in her association
with Davis, but that - be had ceased to
love her she did sot wish to live. Miss
Brewer was mueh bestsemed.-CIncin-
ssY4sfshs Jssoss sss s'.la y. ID
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-22

"A little girl who was spending
few days with farmer uncle visited the
barnysrd, and while looking at the well
fed COWS, remarked: "Why, uncle,
just see, all the cows are chewing gum,
aren't they''
There once vas = garruious drummer.
Who likewise WIS known as hummer.
He went to the West
To pull down hts vest,
And didn't get back till next summer.
Professor Swift, the Rochester as
tronomer, has young son who has al
ready evineed q remarkable interest in
the subject Of his fathers study, and
promises to develop devotion to the
science not less intense than that of his
parent. The little boy, when four years
old, one night saw the full moon and
gazed at it with curiosity A few days
after, when it was quartsred, he looked
at it again, and observed, "Somebody's
been up and cut off part Of pas moon"
The sneezes fall on ears Of all,
And handkerchiefs are kept a. going,
full many head feels fun of lead,
Full many nose is sore with bl wirg;
Blow. bugles. blow. and set the wild echoes
And answer. optics. answer. crying. crying.
-Losisri,e co~rser- Journal.
All Paris is coughing from the eff
fects of the frightful weather, and iodine
is the popular remedy. One Of our eel
ebrated landscape artists went to see
the doctor about his wife who is affiict-
ed with bronchitis. "Dip your paint
brush in iodine and paint her back"
was the prescription. In the evening he
set out to follow the doctors directions.
But his artistic temperament triumphed
over an infirm conscience. Instead of
laying it on freely, ne outlined land
scape with great care, and paid much
attention to the distances and the fOra-
ground. He made her lean over at the
angle Of an easel, and put some touches
on the river at the left, and laid some
vigorous spots on to the clump of trees
at the right. His wife naturally thought
he was . good while about il, and, at
last losing patience, exclaimed: "Come,
dear, YOU must be through" Yes,
yes" he cried, in great excitement, Sin
minute. I've only to sign my name,
and then you'll be all ready for franz
ing."-Pdris Puper. ffIG-
A widower of si1ty-five. with countenance
serene,
Unto the marriage altar leads miss of sweet
The priest steps down, in stole and gown, with
grave and solemn air,
And TO the font. withousa word. he leads the
blushing pair.
81 why bring US here?' the groom inquiries.
1iS sober priest replies.
81 Thought tnH thee 81 nad Drought TO me this
- -Czicago Tribune.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-22

We know not, o we care not,
What joys await US there
nwomen only hold their tongues
And girls don't bang their hair.
-"What is beauty?" inquiries q
noted writer. Hold on-don't make nm
your returns yet-have mailed you our
photOgraph.-Roekland Courier.
"A landlady was complaining that
she couldn't make both ends meet.
!" Well" said . boarder, "why not
make one, end vegetablesa''ABosen
0tooe. .',la14 { n - -i.s ,sf $50.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-22
To CORRESPONDENTS,

All communications for this paper should be
accompanied by the name of the author, not
necessarily for publication, but as evidence OF
good faith on the part of the writer Write
only on one side If the paper. BE particularly
careful in giving names and dates, to have
ali letters or figures plain and distinct.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-03-22

residing near Alliance, o., was fatally
burned by her clothes catching fire from
the stove while she was sitting in q
chair asleep, the rest of the family hav-
ing retired. Her parents were also Sc
yerely burned while smothering the
flames.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-20

raise Franks bids from $3.50 to $500
and Frank came back by raising
James bids from $50 to 500, at a
time. This seemed to greatly exasper-
ate JAS. Bond, and when the property
had been run up to s., 400, that being
Frank Bonds bid, James requested
the crier not to knock it off until he
returned. With this request Jas.
Bond turned of, walked aocross the
street, entered a store, procured a PTS
tol, loaded it carefully and returned,
taking his stand close to Frank Bond.
He then IN a voice stern and tremu-
lous with suppressed passion raised
Franks bid a small amount. Frank
promptly raised him back largely as
usual, whereupon James turned on him
and without a word shot him through
the body, the ball entering Franks
side, passing very near or quite
through his body near the lower ribs,
and Frank reeied and fell MORALLY
wounded. The assembled crowd were
50 startled by the suddcnness and ter
ribleness Of the tragedy, that In the
midst Of a natural paralysis, James
Bond walked offand in a few moments
reached a store hard by where he lock-
el Himself up in an upper room, still
clingtng to his smoking pistol. When
the officers Of the law appeared to ar
rest him and while they were break.
ing down the door to the room in
which he was concealed, James mad
deneI with passion and remoTse at
to take his own life, firing
three balls into his head, ali Of which
however, glanced around the skull
without penetrating a vital part I
When the law officers rushed in James
was found lying in a pool Of his own
blood, his hands red with his own life .
current and his still smoking pistol by
his side. We learn that his wounds
are not necessarily fatal and that he is
under arrest.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-20


y-rrs..-, G E,-.7f-r;-, No., - ,
" '-'''i " F'"DNlih use Gi =. \ " il>9n vs. Prank
''''I''''79'
10y virtue OF 2 FendiiI9nI cNp2nas to me directed
neSsecr NJ the November term thereof 1875 ! viii
sell to the highest hii oder. for cash, al tin. t,urT
House door, in the town Of Bolivar,
SATURDAY March 10Th 1870
g.. .-.:- '
NH " f. in H.. - f r. H. al w DIS
Of Main street in LI M : any, ,. a.. y'-' >ls
In known rs f l,i -, ,'''i ~, h,Lp "a
southwest corner Of fbr ,rfF ir crT,.li g.. -. ~
sid. If Mn -. - "a .t w ,,'b on 't east
th..,., .r-t NJ - a. 20 $50 - - .f - T. ieI''
StaIliug~: thence north 4 f.-t s.fd c,r.rr. 80
vest win ss-I G.,,a f., m. l..i,,i-' - a.
f., ~ ~ - T.. - ~ l''' i''oi'itt
Tennessee. pare Iia III ~. '-'''i county
2i Also The following described other marcel ny
InI Of Iard i'm -,r1, l,.,r,f,- .I ,'l yi
town OF Bolivar in -ITgTc No ana an ~ gii ~ =
the StorpH,Il.,. FORMERLY ,arlriaI ~ No. M
Inuri,Fy as y ILr~r @ u "a! IN W Ii
the southwest corner Of The LOT slJ Nv p SjiiI q,
Tnn "A EiII. AMI ,-,,ssI,r 81 ' 49, ~ liner 10
s2r- fer. Thence 7[orr;, r ~, ~ T ,lys u.s. u.s.
su. 1,o..j ~ he r., f,ei. f.a,., -. - me
" -, T m iJ Is LiCee Neat "it4 g-S,ry,
ms "y 4eei Oh 4"J5 Of 81 day OF January, 1867 and
ftA.1ttFtI IN BOOK u Registers Office, Haricman
81 A'so upon the following tract Of land in the
Big Hatch ic river. E.,irIrlfr er n hi 49,, -
an elm and chestnut t,=r.r,rz An rls " ~ IL
northwest corner Of entry n, 3411 ~ III ttil
name of II. Harris and runs south Ia mol. 80
TAKE, with q hickory mi re,g ,a Z ~ - ~
in fl, 5,,'.f . .'. - ~, -g',' !"I - acres
.t,ga -, ~ -. N T"Cy tlH' 81 P.!tH 10
g. hickory frs ,I..@.elr ~. 80 ,I-1 '"' an
to "a .tgy. ,5.,f-', 80 80 I'c ~ pores
acres in to rlgIe If NJ PHI. NO. I'' i -
r,nFas N q. rrfI.,. III ~, - - ,-tH D.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-20
Sheriff S Sale.
No. l5iT2.
In the Circuit Court Of Hardeman
County, Tennessee.

In the Circuit Court Of Hardeman
County, Tennessee.
Norment & Lambeth Jr, vs. Mrs. W. B.
Allen.
BY virtue OF a writ of venItiOni exponas
to HE directed from the Circuit Court Of
INrdCman county, Tennessee. atits Eovem-
Der Term, ISIS, / Will sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court House door in
the town Of Bolivar, on
Saturday, March 10Th, 1879.
the following described tract of land living
in the l9rl, civil district # IIarIeman coun-
~ and adjoining To- tie town OF Pocahontas
and on the North side OF the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and West OF Hatchie
river, bounded on the North by the mill
tract OF land sold by Dowdy and Adams to
}. ". Cracker L O., and Hatchie river on
tee East, by J. {. Netherlands lands: on the
South by Adams street in the town Of Po-
cahonta~ and a lot sold by ". c. Adams to
Elcrs; on the West bv the lands formerly
belonging TO The land belonging to Johna-
than Joyuer, and being the tract If land
sold by Do"dy and Adams to James Wright.
Jr., and the same on which James WrightS
Jr., occupied as a homestead before the
war and the same which his wife. Mrs. L.
=. Alien, has occupied since the war. con-
tanning about 10 acres more or less levied on
As the property OF }Ir-. /. B. Allen 10 sat
lsiy uil- execution, this I5,h day OF March,
1877.
W. ". FARLEY. Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-20
EDEEEED.


Near Clover Port on the ) inst OF pncu-
mouia, Mrs. Ellen Armstrong, wife OF ".
W. Armstrong leaving Il fond husband, two
children an many friends to mourn her death
At her parents residence Toou Station.
Tenn, Jan. 2SJh, 1879, Annie =. Robinson.
infant and only dau h Ct of Wiley F. and
Laura +. Robinson, age one year three
months and twelve days.
Annie Pearl is dead. 1t Is hard to real
lie the sad fac, for but 4 few days ago she
was in the bloom of heath and the vigor Of
lte bat contagion came and took her away.
1t Is truly hard to give up one 50 promising
and SO dear, and We humbiy trust that Gods
sustaining grace Will strengthen and com
fort her afflicted parents in this their great
bereavement, rs they have one more object
Of attraction in the Heavenly City. For
she has gone TO him who said, suffer Iitde
children to come unto me" Yes she is
gone and we shall never hear her pratling
tongue on earth again. Tor
Now her little voice Is silent,
And her precious head Is lying low,
How You'll miss your darling baby,
God in Heaven can only know.
You'll miss her in the morning
With her sweet and patient face,
And you'll miss her in the evening
From her li.dc vacant place,
When she used to lie beside YOU
In her little gown Of white,
When you'd press her to vour bosom
And kiss her sweet good night.
Bat now You'll listen, listen for her,
Weary, painful hours to cheer,
Nor can You still tbs yearning
For your darling one so dear.
But be patient, heart 50 lonely,
Dry thy tear-weePing eyes
For Thy darling precious baby,
From her little grave shall rise.
Yes, the Lord viii safely guard her
And again you.l see thy darling,
For when Jesus comes in glory,
He viii give her back to thee.
4 FRIEND.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-02-20
TEAES q z ED.


At the residence Of William Secidens ncal
WhiteviIIe on the 18th of February, by Rev
VIM. NJ. Normenr Mr.. Boyd Wynne and
Miss Annie Saddens.
May the future give this welded pair
the fruition Of their happigst hopes.
At the residence of Z. NJ. Rodgers by Rev
VIM. NJ NoTment on the 18th ut O'Clock
?. NJ, Mr.. ". II. Jones and Miss y. l..
Phelps.
At the same time and place by Rev. VIM
N. Normont MIR. /. Lewis and Miss NJ :.
Phelps, all Of Hardemau county.
May this double wedding bring double
happiness.
At the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Wilkes by
Rev. VIM. ". Norment on the 18th at $50
o'clock p, NJ. Mr.. ". {. Ncedham and Miss
Alice Wilkes.
Two hearts As one, and two hands united
for veal or woe is beautiful scene Of inter
self dedication.