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Evening star., 1880-02-07

RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF EX-SECRETARY
BoRIE.-To-day being the day Of the funeral OF
ex-Secretary of the Navy Borie the Navy de-
partment was closed and the entrance draped
in mourning. The flags on the public buildings
to-day are at half-maSt.
, 1880-08-22

81. Incident connected with the marriage
Of the l.rlncess Fauline, daughter Of tie
King Of Wurtemberg, to Dir. Wilin, a young
medical practiuolier Of Brcslau, short time
since, we believe lus escaped publication. It
appears that the happy man had been attend
ing professionally, in the absence Of his
superior, the mother Of the Princess, who be-
e;iue el,amoretl Of him, and i1itimated to her
t,arents her discrimination to marry him.
Consent was only obtained on her renounc-
ing ali the privileges rights, and llonors due
10 1llet.ite1s Of Royal families During the per-
fo11nancc of the marriage ceremony. to which
,aany Princes and Irineesses lent their pres
esKe, the officiating minister took upon him
self t,le liberty of lecturing the bridegroom
upon the honors and privileges his bride had
renowned III order to marry one OF SO iowly
a station.-a fact he seemed most anxious to
il,1press upon him Wherenpon the Princess,
xl'll becoming dignity ettectaally obiiterated
the oilicious parson by boldly declaring be-
forp tue assembled guests that, far from be-
lug ashamed of the alliance, it was the p1pnd
est moment 4of i,er life to make so noble
laun her Husband. aud that ller present and
future happiness was much more precious to
lost
, 1880-08-22
A SUBURBAN TRAIN.

For TIE Chicago Tribune
4 voice has pierced the distant mir,
and shuddering breaths mike Heaven trembl
For some cveutfui Ill prepare;
No good could such IN i'll uissemble.
It gldes along in measured pace,
Like some Satanic pnwcr impending:
4 burnin9 eye lights up the space
10 which bis iron feet arc tending.
The cruel monster stops among
Our loved ones not or danger dreaming,
And taEcs these m0rsels OIL his tongue,
Oevollr1nG ali with eager scomtng-
We stand aghastl Such wholesale slaughter
Before our words can How in speechl
The mother, wife. and trembling daughter
Their Puuy urms In win may reuch.
AZ day we sit in sad ropining--
Al Day We smother sobs and ssgha-
HOW bitter was that last rcSignfnY
To see them slain before our eyeal
But hark! once more as evening linEer1
About the rosy Western gafe.
Hequtck unclasp our aching fingers,
AND hearts leap up, once more elate.
This mpnstor's heart has burst in SHINING,
Ills groa1,5 and signs are hnrd to hear;
AND lightly, It's at the beginning,
Our stalW:lrt men and sons appear.
lie pauscs-nil his sins confessing-
Then draws sight Of sweet relief;
gur neaFts 1ndiFe TN evening blessing,
for JOY exchanges place with grief
AusHs, August, laS0. M. O.P.
, 1880-08-22

| famine years of 1s47-'51- To get rid OF ten
! ants who had leases lie paid their passage 70
| New York, and SO many Of them were eIna,
ciatel with hunger That wren 1nEy th 5eies' I,ns
n vas q large ward called the Lausdownee
Ward.' filled exclusively with the elected
tenants Of the Marquis OF Lansdowne.
KU-KLux1ssf IN IRELAND.
These banishments were executed during
Of Irish Life" has done so much to throw on
the victims OF his own and his masters cruel.
ties the odium ut being race Of sayases. II
has the same historical value that . story Ct
negro outrages in Mississippi would have II
KTssp Kan II see SySoGi tras s landlord adj
is the exact counterpart. OF Amer3can m.
Kiuxislr,-ouly it is ku-klnxism coditied and
sanctioned by law, and enforced, not by as
guised bands of midnight lnarau4ers, bnt by
disciplined detachlnents OF the Royal Con
I have telegraphed that althougl'-even as
I write-there is acute distress IN many us
tricts of the West Of Ireland, yet that there
are funds enough in hand to 9rde over f o
the potatoes in the northern counties. 80 l
shall write, trust, no more about it. But II
/ confne myself to an exposition o1 lne
causes OF Irish misery 1 shall not thereby
wander from topic OF vital interest," ~
Americans of every class.
HOW AMERICAS FUNDS WERE DISTRIBUTED.
Who paid for the Landsowne Ward?
Americans. America has contributed, pc
lieve, S5,GO,0 600 for the relief OF lrlsh us
tress within the last twelve months. le Is
true that the larger part Of the sum was con.
tributed by Americans OF Irish descent, but
still it was colftributed-even although mu"
niiicentlv and nubly abstractcd-froul tho
National wealth OF the United States.
This yust amount was sent through Ten
, 1880-08-22


with such words NJ these
He had cast away his weaDnn7 uo
! have borne me. DIease5 uo" Should I
Nay, I'll spare you palms nnti te11-o,,
only this, remained 'oo' Inis, md
| Pick his weapon up and use II a,
had gained ~ VI "5selE In
| Sleep the earlier leaving EnrYara :,
pny on stiil 1AsA sA"1o probably h
Rent and taxes for half India, tens,.
Frenchman's will" u u
| A grotesque kind of terror forms thu
of doctor -" the expansion of e . fa Gflina
legend Invented in support Of The thso5es:x yex1sl
bad wife is the one thing in crea1,on a taat
| can scare the Devil, and therefnra' ~ witch
| Death. Pietro Of Abano' alsn roSs4 SeyAqael
! popular superstition, the subject haIesents
| Italian Of the twelfth or thirteenth sag naag aa
whose versatile powers brnnsi,t h,ge egeentn!5,
the suspicion os Wirchcraft. hut .,ea e..4 uo0e2
him tn eIude tina conseoI,a,3aaa n a.su enabled
r;n;o,, T7h;c c,a,n VI Qlat sn;.
t,eio. tna ear;ae "o o,,pi ppeI tne longest NJ
~ +ba o,xrhara,t MvSt WefgAtad
~ ny !<1oai Inu Ipn. ", a.le tno4gnt and H.
less dramatic Wtrk. 4 young Greak oas
to Peter to beg his secret. Peter eN al'swsxn cons
unveilinE the future. and shno,;.ts ng
stranger to himself nj cfin,h1nn ~ ~ tha
tn the summit of earthly nr.',t ~ us aeip
steadily nnstnonfnp iii notGSnss1eess, Sts11e1ess, and
the debt, Tie vision unfoJ'ls E;tsafE9meato ;tsaf9 Of
seconds space which divides +ho hI.. ~ u 1e
of q spoken 'bel1eIicite. and the ~. ~ Paifs
, 1880-08-22

| North Wood st. 114 10 it II of West 1ndi-
ana, " +, :ssxis It, dated Aug. 7 q. Hal AZ,
1aRs g{ ParR tx hssGe sv Is # of Thrtyrst st,
CT undivided " Of 3l1W It, 1aIea niA i1usf X
% The Commercial National banA u . ax
1ata Ga1efsq Pspk % a1 no1,S undvied M Of sane
tho above dated March IS iDanie: small o so,
Bnbba9a 19 hn9tf St hnnasse2 u ee1 of Ieayitt.
10 It, Improved, dated Aug. 20 thiaggfe nm
! Brown to Eliza Mccarthy. (..:.....::.'aa:: q: a|eV
Rebccca st, sss It " Of Centre at, a. M T. s
Lars 4 {. | Weng Wiili to William Foiey),..; 300
Hubbard st, V cor Of Leayttt;G t. $ Il i ~ s55
100 It, improved. dated aug: E ~ IN. ana ann
Lowe Nv, 1eGX it Of Thirty 81,
WI, 4s1E3 Il, dated June 20 Charles eoo
7,7aTn Sc 5 e f Edsfa IF west Indiana
:3x7e #, dated July Il u. Holloway to oso
J. Moynahanl. 81, q"
n5STa f ssted dt edd9i1nH 5n1s Il ma tas aGssc 70
ii It inproSsd dafcd July q C. S: and mn
rhird Ii T. a1. Wis s!sk 4 It n of Foarteeptb st. ef,
son to the ChicaRo s Western Indiana aooo
pscnba%k hcsoad G9?psqy e. Sc z OF Earrabee: nj,
25xa9 IT. improved, tlnted June N1at- rom
thlas Schmttz to B. f. klein) ........--. l'saV
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS of
SEVEN MILES OF TIE COUHT-HousE.
Florence nv, 8 Of Diversy, " I, 25xls| #,
dated Aug. q George A. Gibbs TO- roo
Phebe n. Butier)... .-..-..---.....@ wv
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS oF
SEVEN MILES OF THE COURTHOUSE.
Latin st, 81 It Of Forty-eighth st, v. +,
:2xl2t tt, dated Aug. y tHenry Loeschcr .o-
to C. Roscnbaum). .;..:..:o o."
Lntiin st, s cor Of Forty-seyenth stto
acros), dated Aug. Il (SSilliam V. Kay IN mn
to Charles Counseuhn). ..--:...-.... 4u'ooo
D,eycr st, 81 # OF Forty eighth st, ",
.5xEl It, dated Aug. 10 IL. Berger to ": ON
E1ctWlH}. I:...''.'.' ~
Furty-sevcnth st, n W cor Of Wallace,s I,
::.4xL.7 IT, dated Aug. Il III. 4. nnd J. mn
Schoemaker to J. Morrisey}. y}............~ ouU
WEST or CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF
SEVEN MILES OF TIE COURTHOUSE.
California Nv, LEO # OF Wabansia st, ct.
:.5xlO0 it, improved, dated Aug. u Il.
G. Frlpk to 4. Ncumann}.. = 1s5No
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the total number Of city
and suburban transfers within a radius OF
seven miles of the Cvurt-House filed for
record during the week ending Saturday,
Aug. 81: City-Sales, X; consideration, S3oS,-
7sG. North Of city liulits-Sales, 2; consid-
Grafton, 81 900. South Of city llmits--Sales,
10; consideration, S2o,So5 West Of city
li,llits--Sales, :; consideration, s: p0. Total
sales, %; total consideration $751; 1891.
, 1880-08-22
ALDRICH, THE BIGANIST.
He Turns Up In New York, and Tells
Ktis Story, Which II Promptly Con-
fradicted By Miss Alma Hooper.

His Story, Which II Promptly Con-
fradicted By Miss Alma Hooper.
| Srecia! to Cincinnati Gazstts.
! NEW York, Aug. 1.-THE circumstances
surrounding the death of Miss Jnliet Hooper,
! Of til is city, i'll Cincinnati, short time agp.
| attracted general attention. 1t MS charEed
that she had been betrayed into marriage
| with one Ossian F. Aitlrich, an officer Of the
/ Signal Service, at present stationed at No.
bile, and that lie had left her to die in Gin,
| cinnati III destitute circumstances. Interest
| in the case has been revived BY the appear
ance of Altlrieh III this city, who has sue
ceeded i'll obtaining leave Of abs ence from
the Governments to CONT here, a. hesays, W
clear himself OF the charges that have been
| 1aale against him..
Yesterday he called at 4 lawyers Cft1ee On
Sixth avenue to meet Miss Alma Hooper, h
accordance with IN agreement, but he sIs
she abused him so viIeiy thas he left taa
office. She then called On somebody to g.
rest him, which 4 man did, ari accordingly
they went to INSPECTOR Dilk's Office, who as
once disclargs1l Aldricfi.
III conversation this morning the latter de,
clared that the stories which have appeared
charging him with deserting the girl aud
leaving her destitute in Cincinnati arD utter
" devoid Of truth. 1le declared that Miss
uooper,s family are very much opposed to
him, and are doing, and have been for svme
1 ~
into disreprte.. The dead girls mother arm
sister, Alma Hooper, who yesterday exhibc
tied herself on Sixth avenue by endeayo1i1g
to secure his arrest, have long held hitn n
disfayor. lie asserts that Juliet Hooper WIS
abused in her home bv her mother, ;.,d the
unfortunate girl was finally turned into the
street.
II have" said he. "letters tn my possession
that viii substantiate what utter. Dur11g
the time she was i'll Mobile she Was in reIy
poor health. and finally her condition became
SO serious that her physician ordered neI 1
North. Her mother was communicated VIA
and appriSed Of her daughter ) condition. Dns
she refused to receive her. Juliet left Aoolle
for Cincinnati on July 2f, and three days
later received a letter from her telling ,nsI ms
more Of her until received n letter from :
niece Of Miss West, in whose house Juliess
was stopping, stating that she WIS sick vita
neuralgia Of the bowels. I Iteiegrapl1cl bae15 ba;5
to the niece that il Jullet's condition sloala
change for the worse to send me word tiI1a1e. !e
tlfately. I heard nothing further until lns
news Of her death was telegraphed ne
August. It was impossible for me TO lea!s
my Station in Mobile [ male several applt
cations at Washington for leave Of absenees
but they were refused, as it was yelIow-fesel
season, and nobody else could be obtained !9 OF
short notice. To make the matter SUI
worse, my sister fell and demanded MY y
tention. / have never ATTEMPTED to conceal
my relation with Miss Juliet. In regartt
the charge that I.scnt her no money, I haTe
a ,ooo; nt frr,,, +h,> JtTa-+rw,, JT,;ou 1tnpgfupA
, 1880-08-22

Une DAY isays little Johnny our dog Towser
was Was iyin Ii the sun trIne to sleep, but the
catch EN-. and bmeby bee lit On his head and
W. 9s wo9ssklng about like the dog was hls'n: Tow
SET held 1ls heid still, and when the boc was
Sed, you sec what this iutfcr Is dotu'; he thinks
am lny OF the valley which isn't opened yet,
but you lust wait till biossnm. and opened his
the nee wont into Tnw5er's mouth. Then Tow
ser saet his eyes AMI his mouth, too, and Ind be-
stunS him, and you never see q lily Of tho yaiiey
ack so in your lfa >
, 1880-08-22
BENEATH THE OLD 0AK-TREE.


Far The Chica9n Tribune.
Pass on! In the quiet cleaning
Let inc pause for moment and dream,
Deem down in the glassy stream.
A. it's 1i,svcrinp waters mirror back
Hero let me rest meath the shadow
ar .h,s 1.,i,rh1y :. King Of Fiji. Wood"
as for ccut,,r;f.s he bus sfrx1d.
nnf.s fc remember tha VOWS he hcard
When our lives were in their tiood-
@
When hcrc IN +hc f1ro,rsv noon-rfde
Nc stood meath bis sombrc shade,
A iirft Il, :, fairr riafies
WI. shiii stand IN thts great hereafter
in rho shsI1o,r i.s s1,1,shinc made
'
4 silence deem Ms 1ne heavens.
AMI sweet ,,s thfs dawninsr ri 1ove.
Held nv sn1ll IN its intfrit Toid
Till 't;sns broken from, nbDye
, 1880-08-22

As Soon as the public learns that the Ehnkers'
nAssapatsla Is the genuine Shaker medicine pre-
pared from roots, herbs, and berries. gr,w1,,
cls. Shaker Village, n. H.. they will take it Ia
preference to nll others, such Is their regard for
The CHARACTER Ut the United Brethren.
, 1880-08-22

Night sweats, cough, eEnaciatlon, and de<A''e
prevented by Malt f5iltets.
, 1880-08-22

EPISCOPAL.
Aug. Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Aug. 34-St. bartholomew.
Aug. 2s-Fust-
CATHOLIC.
Aug. Fourteenth Sunday after Pcntecost:
Octave OF the Assumption; IS. Tino-
thy and others. NM
Aug. a253-St- Philip Beuiu, c.; Vigil Of St Bar
th0Iolncw.
AUG oo4-St. Bartholomew, Ap.
Aug. a:5-Sr. Louis X. King nf France, G.
Aug. .g-St- Joachim, C., Futher OF the g. Y. N.
from Aug -: ST. Zephyrinus. P. NJ
Aug. @1-St. Joseph ta1asanctius, e.
Aug. .S-St- Augustine, 3. G. D.; ST. Hermes, II.
, 1880-08-22

1000: ~ feet south frcnt, east Of Wabash
avenue, sold for $4,000; 80 feet, northwest
corner of L0olnis street, brought $4,000; in
1873, 100 feet, northeast corner OF Latin
street, sold for $l5U00
The operations ii: real estate
IN SAN FRANCISCO
in July, the Bulletin says, were probably up
to the average Of that month. 1t is almost
always . uull seasol, at this time Of the year.
and the fail and winter demand :l,.s not set set
in. It is confidently predicted that the next
move in real estate, whether it comes this
year or later, will be an upward one.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following instruments were filed for
record, Saturday, Aug. II:
CITY PROPERTY.
Ashland az, 40 $40 IT. n Of Adams st, VT,
alx9o It, improved, dated July 2; {Rufus
E. Holmes to Edward Phelps. ........$ 1000
West ,s seveateents .,= s., II r west Of Pen
lam knspar to Stephan Kaejcik)....... 500
West Eighteenth st. lis it " Of Leayitt, n
- Jacob sehramm to F. Esebrech1)..1 ~ LOO
I. :5s1i0 It. dnted Aug. "a. u. Wood -.
worth to Joseph Ailler).- 10
+, dated June ii twiiliam 4. Porter to :.
WSiiase st, . rs of Thirty:sixth S.
SfxlS3 #, dated Aug. ~ {rhomas Flyrn =
:. to Thomas Noooanl -. .....:......,... 500
West SUPERIOR 81, n g chr OF tucker. sf,
=, iam 8: Ogden 70 Aib!n Greipsr]: 80. 4,aeo
Thirty fifth st, = 4-iD it W Of South Pnrk
av, s +. undivided y of e e-l0x160 #,
Improved. dated Aug..s0 {Jorman 3.
Rcam to Charles j. Singer. er>..:..:.-.....: ass2
Ashland ay. sU3 it S OF 1htrty-tifth st, Q t,
5xis #. datcd Aug: u Frank Wells to -
John aeslam). Observation-Disclosures. 500
Tel!court, ll5 = ID It v If North Wells st, 4
II, a11l0 It, dated Aug. % master ia &
ohancefy to Henry sisson): ...:.:.:.. g;sti
= - in,n la ~ ot anirsy-sl3tn, ~
5:Tooien to Michael Nahone5i.:s hone s ".a 65
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16
OUR STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes,

fire equal to any line in
Southern Kansas for
quality, style and guam
tity. Gents If you wGnt
u NO.. I Calf Boot or
Button Shoe, give me q
call before PURCHASING
and will guarantee sat-
isf0ct50n.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Hurrah for our town hall!
Notice Beck's new advertisement.
The police force have got after the
(Young) loafer.
Occasional messes of fine fish are
brought to town.
Where is the man who asked for the
autograph waltz?
More "exodusters' from Louisiana
came in this week.
There will be no saloon license grant
ed in lola this spring.
Chenille and Shetland Shawls, in
colors, at Northrup's.
G.. w. Apple has erected a neat avn
ing in front of his store.
Mrs. J. r. Young is visiting friends
in Elk county this week.
A printing office in no place to loaf.
Bear this in mind, boys.
A little babe of Mr.. and Mrs. Lafay-
cite Allen died Sunday last.
Go see those new prints at North
rup's. 500 pieces just opened.
Judge Allison was quite sick with
the fever the fore part of the week.
Water froze in buckets Monday night
but the fruit crop is still uninjured.
New and desirable ladies furnishing
and fancy goods at Mrs. Whitney's.
Tuesday was a very disagreeable
day on account of the wind and dust.
Prairie fires illuminated the horizon
in every direction Wednesday night.
Elegant stock of Breton I'm. Valin-
cennes and Torshon Laces at North
rup's.
The Odd Fellows have concluded not
to celebrate anniversary day" this
year.
Mrs. Apple would be pleased to have
the ladies call and examine her house
plants.
Hon. Jno. G. Carpenter was in town
Monday calling upon some of his many
friends.
R. B. Stevenson is improving his
residence lots on South Washington
avenue.
Frank Minor returned from q two
weeks sojourn in Michigan last We'd
nesday.
The "Big Bonnet" millinery store
has card in this weeks paper. Give
them call.
Commissioners court brought large
number of people to town the fore part
of the week.
The prospect for town hall is very
bright. Nearly the necessary amount
has been raised.
Mr.. Jas. Holt is the proud and hap
py father of daughter. Mother and
child doing well.
n. S. Rannells, of Elsmore town.
ship, has been appointed notary pub
lie by the Governor.
H. w. Cox has been appointed by
the Governor, as Justice of the Peace,
of Elsmore township.
The circus troupes are now travel
ing over our State. May we be spar
ed from this affliction.
Mr.. Cohen has a new advertisement
in this weeks paper. His, dry goods
stock has mostly arrived.
Mr.. John r. Mars, recently ..from
Kansas City, has opened silversmith
shop in Stevenson's drug stors.
Ellis & Gray have made many i'm
provements in their meat market pre-
paratory to the warm weather.
Corn is being transported by the lake
route from Chicago to Buffalo at five
cents per bushel /; oats 81 cents.
&c. Murray went to Leavenworth
this week to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge K. of H. of Kansas.
Messrs. Ard, Wilcox, Stout, Kenne-
dy, and others of Elsmore township
were in town Tuesday on business.
Judge S. o. Thatcher, of Lawrence,
will deliver the next commencement
address of the Agricultural College, at
There can be no doubt but what our |
county is more than keeping pace with |
our town Hence we annrehend no |
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16
We are also receiving
e. large stock of
CLIO II HI n O.

CONSISTING of Mems and
Boys suits of all grades
and STYLES With prices to
suit. O,Oin6 to the 0uer
cro10di1ee of our room
these goods must sell.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16
WE HAVE A FULL LINE
HATS and CAPS,
Both for Men and Boys,
of the most approved
styles.

We have a fev pieces of
CARPET of the latest
patterns and 0t remark
able lou figures.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16
OUR STOCK, OF
C.ASSZJNERES,
JE.ANS, and
S.ATLNWE TTS,
are just zUhGt is UGnted
for Spring and Summer
wear.

, If you wish q Trunk,
\ Taliece, Ladies Hand
BASKET, or anything usu-
ally kept in u Dry Goods,
Clothing, or Boot and
Shoe Store, We can fit
you out.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16
lola REGISTER.
FRIDAY APRIL 16, 1880.
K. c., L. & S. R. r. TINE TABLE
LOCAL MATTERS.

Business Locals under this heading among ediforia
notices ;ciH be charged Fifteen cents per line eac
publication. No deriafi0n from this rate to anyone
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-04-16

Call and see US before
purchasing for zce are
determined to sell these
goods at prices that will
dT0zU.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

drank freely. Young or Old plants
are good dried in the shade and kcpt
in cleau bags. The medicine mrs, be-
continued from three to six. months,
according to the nature OF the dis, a e,
1t Is good for the blood vessels also.
1t strengthens and builds mp the sys-
tenn. 1t makes good blood, and takes
away inflammation from theIsngs. Il
Is the wish of the writer that eyery
publication in the United States, Can
ada and Europe should publish fzss
recipe for the benefit of the human
family"
In Russia, Il few years ago, a null
lein plant was received, and It
was considered q great curiosity.
They called it the American velvet
plant"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
The Virtues Of MulIeln.

The Boise City Republican says
mullen smoked in a pipe will always
relieve catarrh' and patiently con-
tinued will effect a permanent
cure.
1t also has the following. which
may be worth something to the af-
flicted:
''I have discovered a remedy f'r
consumption. 1t has cured number
of cases after they had fe5un bleed
ing at the lungs, and the hectic flu h
was already on the cheek. After try
ing this remedy to my own satisfac-
! ton, have thought philanthropy re-
quired that I should let it be known
to the world. It is common mullen
stepped and sweetened with sugar, ano
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
In the County Court of Hardeman County.
Team.

In the County Court of Hardeman County.
Tenn.
Moses Campbell and wife, A. E. Camp
bell, Charles K. Camp. J. B. SpEaY aad wife,
Sallie J. Spray, d. w. Brown and wife,
Mary F Brown, klenza Camp, Humphrey
Camp, r. Ii. Wood, Robert Camp, G. n.
Welions, L. b. Adams, vs.. Petition to sell
land for division, Dora Camp, James Camp,
Pitser Camp. Louis Camp.
1t appearing from the petition in this
cause, which is sworn to, that the defend
ants, Dora Camp, James Camp, Pitser Camp
and Louis Camp are non-residents OF the
State Of Tennessee,
1t is ordered that they enter their appear
ances herein on or befure the FIRST three days
of the December term, 1880. of the County
Court of Hardeman county, Tenn, TO be
held at the courthouse ia Bolivar, on the
first Monday in December, 1880, and plead
answer or demur to the petition in this
cauAe, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed az to them and set for hearing ex parte
and thrt copy of this order be published
for four uccessive weeks in the Bolivar BuI,
letin, 3 newspaper published in Bolivar
Tenn. w. c. DORION, c. & M.
g This 4th November, 1880.
Wood & McNeal. 6Olhrs for petitioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-12-02

And they told her all the story,
How brave and gallant few
O'ercame each check
AMI reached the wreck
And saved the haPless crew
And how the curious sexton
Had climbed the belfry stair,
And of his right
When cold and white,
he found her lying there;
And how, when they ad borne her
Back to her home again,
The child she left
With heart bereft
Of hope, and weary with pain,
Was found within It's cradle
In a quiet slumber laid,
With peaceful smile
On Its lips the while.
And the wasting sickness stayed.
And she said twas Christ who watched ii
Aud brought it safely through,
And she praised His truth
And His tender ruth,
Who had saved her darling, too.
And first there came letter
Across the surging foam,
And then the breeze
Across the seas
Bore Harry Conquest home;
And they told him all the story
That still their children tell
OF the fearful sight
On that winter night,
And the woman who rang the bell.
Sunny South, Atlanta.