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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-18
Something for Girls to learn.

The New York Weekly says
Mothers Who encourage their daughters
in life Of lazlness have very little re-
gard for their happiness. When the
time comes for q daughter to leave the
parental home and assume control of
n home Of her own, household duties
soon get to be very irksome and an
noying. There is TO order, no system
in the management of the house ser
want girls are wasteful and uutidy
There isnot only a sense of general dis
comfort, but the husband is soon con
WINGED that his wife is utterly unfit
for the duties she has assumed. She
knows how to dress and decorate her
self, TO smile graciously at, or talk
pleasantly and entertainingly to her
visitors; but there, most of her quail
ifications end. She knows not how to
supervise the preparations Of a dinner,
much less prepare it herself +; conse-
quently the food is badly cooked, and
served in slovenly manner. She is
as well aware of this as her guests, and
she resorts to the common habit of lay
ing the blame on her poor servant.
''It's SO hard to get good servants"
she says; ''They spoil everything they
touch, and, are the pest Of my life
An efficient housekeeper can instruct
an unskillful but bright girl, and
soon teach her the art of housekeeping,
But poor housekeeper cannot teach
what she never learned.
There are many wretched house
keepers, whose homes are always III
such disorder confusion, that the hus-
band there, fails to find the peace and
comfort he should always be able to
enjoy in the bosom of his family. No
wonder that he has an inclinationn for
the pleasures of his club, or if unable
to crafty his tastes in this expensive
way, he may seek the companionship
of congenial comrades in a neighbor-
ing bar-room. Gradually and inper-
ceptibly the associations formed in the
club-room or IN the bar-room wean
him from companionship with the
members Of his family, and in few
years his home is used merely as a res
taurant and a sleeping place. His
wife and his children rarely ever see
him except when he IS taking his meals
and even many Of them are taken
elsewhere. The wife complains of his
indifference and neglect, and never
dreams that her inability to make
home attractive has driven him 10 pla-
ces where he will feel happier than al
his own home.
a pretty face and an amiable man
ncr are not everything.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-18
TLXAS LITTER.
CGocKITT, Texas,
NJ flF. 4sfl

CGocK1TT, Texas,
Nov. 4lh 1880.
MR. EDJToH: IT can now be truth
fully said Of the Democratic party
SIC uos non ooJis. On the other hand
it can be said Of the opposite that
they have been up and doing and slept
not. day or night. No doubt this IN
expected victory has brought tears to
the eyes Of many an old hoary headed
good Democrat, but their motto should
be, "nil desparandum" and their
wateh-word, perseverance. 1 think |
can safely say, that there was less inter
est manifested by the country people
here, ut the last election than WAS ever
known at a Presidential election. l
know Of scores Of people il this precinct
so called Democrats who did not vote
at ALL Now, if this was the case all
over the United States, our defeat
can easily be accounted for. It's a
hard matter for us to believe that it
WAS GarfelPs popularity that caused
him to be elected. However, the die
is cast, and ell that's left for US, is to
commence with renewed energy the
fight for the lost cause and ere the
first Tuesday in November 1884 rolls
around let Us be prepared to give our
Presidential candidate an overwhelm-
ing majority Hard work, perseve-
rance and pure Democracy will accom-
p9ish the work. For the first time in
the History Of oar county there we're
several negro candidates for precinct
oficerB-such as magistrate and consta
bles, and some OF them came 50 near
being elected that they are greatly en-
cOuraged, and by the next election,
they will present full ticket Of pre-
cinct and county officers.
The cotton crop Is turning out well
in spite of the worms. I have just
been shown a specimen of an apple of
the second crop; the tree bore early
and after its fruit was plucked, it
bloomcd again, and now has a second
crop of full grown on it. Still, some
people out ofTexas think that this is
not a fruit growing country.
With the wish, that your subscrip-
ton list viii continue to grow in num-
bers as your paper is growing in inter
est l remain, as ever,
Yours truly,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-18
TEE EoNE LECTURE COURSE.

In announcing q projected course of
lectures for the coming winter, word
ofexplanation is in place. AS first
thought Of, there were only to be two
or three short lectures of our own for
our pupils and any Of their friends
that might come in. Further thought,
and conference with some Of our
prominent citizens, mas enlarged the
plan. Places Of resort, at once pleas
ant and'improving, are desideratum,
especially in social and cultivated
community, such as We have here.
And there is not little home talent
among us that might be enlisted, in a
popular way, to meet this want. On
the other hand, we have also an axe
of our own to grind. We hope, and
shall labor hard, to make the school
of which we have just taken charge
more and more a Bolivar institution,
which shall be the pride of the COM
munity and blessing. In its ample
domain and large and literally de-
vised buildings, all complete and paid
for, a broad foundation is already
laid. In building up the superstrue-
ture, large additions to our appliances
arc needed at once in library and
apparatus. 1t is for these objects the
course is projected. To these the
proceeds will be devoted. A mum Der
of our prominent gentlemen of ability,
lawyers, clergymen and others, have
very cheerfully given their consent to
assist with lectu.es on popular sub
jects, which cannot fail to be interest
ing and attractive. Some help. is ex-
pected from abroad, though the
course will be substantially Home
Course. They viii be given at inter
walls of about month. Each one
will be embellished with an attractive
programme of music from the school,
assisted by talent among its friends,
graduates and others, in the town.
Under these circumstances it Is mod
estly hoped that the course, which
will be put at a moderate expense
will elicit the general and kindly in.
terest and cooperation of the cOmmu
nifty of Bolivar and the surrounding
country. The lectures, eight in mum
Der, and their subjects, Will be an
nounced in week or two. Mean
while, the first in the course will b.
delivered on Friday evening rex
| tomorrow, as per programme else
where, at St James Hall, by Rev
J. N. Lee, president of the school
others to follow in due season. L.
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Il liz S}nl(c1{n,
LOCAL ITEMS.

Very light Circuit Court docket.
Good sign of good times.
judge Fliprin IL presiding over his
court with his usual dispatch.
Miss. Ella Mitchell and Miss.
Cora Thompson of Crancs lille werein
town this week.
The steamer Poitevent left Mem
phis last Monday for Bolivar.
Rev Thos. p. Ramsey viii preach
at the Methodist church ON next We'd
nesday night, the 24th inst.
j. A. Barrett at Aiayo's store
would inform bis friends specially on
the north side of the river, that il
they want great bargains in dry goods
just call on him before going elsewhere,
and they will save money in their
purchases. Mr.. Barrett is an atten-
tive and popular salesman.
Prof w. A. Boone Of the Lafayette
Academy near Whiteville has resum-
ed his school, and he deserves large
patronage Board very cheap. That
community is fortunate in having
such an excellent teacher.
-Rev. G.. w. Wilson and wife are
attending conference. sWe hope to
nave them make Bolivar their home
for another year.
The young people had a joyous
dance last night at the hospitable home
of Mrs Leon Bills.
Rev. T. p. Ramsey, Rev. T. } Nee
ly, Rev. VIM. McFerrin, Rev. Mr.. Fife
stopped a short time in town this
week visiting friends They were en-
route to conference at Trenton.
Don't fail to attend the Home Lee
ture Course at St. James Hall. Rev.
DIR. Lee lectures tomorrow evening.
He has treat in store for the pub
lie.
Henry Bond Esq. and his brother
and w. r. Leigh Esq of Brownsville
are in town. Mr.. Henry Bond to-day
will lead to the hymeneal alter a no
ted Bolivar belle. In our next weeks
issue a full report will be made of this
interesting event.
Lightfoot & Co., through advertis-
ing, have sold out two large lots Of
guns and now have ordered third
lot.
The BULLETIN has now e larger
circulation than it had six months ago,
and it is read in more than 1900 homes
in Hardeman Co. This makes it
Taying advertising medium.
Cotton seed meal, the best COW
food at w. T. Armistead's
Mr.. w. II. Woodbridge, former
ly of Memphis, now with the enter
prising house of John g. Baxter,
dealer IN Stoves, tlnware, ETC., Louis
vile, KY, was in the city last week.
Mr.. Woodbridge is deservedly pop
ular gentleman, and a credit TO the
house he represents.
For the Homo Course of Lee
lures, st. James Hall, tickets may be
had at the drug stores. Single tick
cts, so cents; tickets for lady and
gentleman, so cents; children, %
cents; tickets may be had for the
whole course, 8 lectures, for $2.75.
Patronize your own--go to the lee
ture Friday night.
The lecture on Friday evening,
"Our Mother Tongue" has been de
livered East and West with much
favor. 1t is most interesting sub
jcct. The music will be excellent.
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Mr. Charles jameson, for three
years past assistant civil engineer
on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, will leave this morning
for the City of Mexico, via New
Orleans. He has accepted the po-
sition of engineer on the Mexican
Central railroad, to be constructed
from the City ofMexico to Santa Fe,
and upon arrival viii at once enter
on the discharge ofhis duties. Mr.
Jameson, though quite a young
man, isan accomplished engineer,
as ais work on the line Of the N. &
c. Will show. His tender ola much
more responsible position is a
complimentary deserved. During
. his residence here MrJameson has
made a large number OF warm
friends, who while gratided at his
success, viii regret his absence,
and hope that it VIII prove only
temporary.
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The Reason

Why, I. W. Harpsr's Nelson County
Whiskey is preferred above all other
Brands is because it is the most regu-
lar and most perfect Product, incon-
testably ever made. A long expert
ence in the manufacture of the Harp
er, the large Capital of the Distiller
which enables him to hold his Wits
key until it has fully matured, tcgeth-
er with the fact that the Whiskey is
bought by and shipped to us, direct
from the Distillery accounts for the IN
varying satisfaction it has given those
best educated to fine NYhiskey.
Moore & Harvey, Agents, Bolivar
D. j. Jones, ! gent, Toons.
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"OUR MOTHER TONGUE"
Hss InnvH - II -
ATTENTION.

\ large and splendid lot of Ma
chimes on hand, at unusual low prices.
Bring the Cash and it viii surprise YOU
how cheap you can get a first class
Machine-Dou't forget the Magic
Plaiter-The very best make.
All kinds Sewing Machine supplies
alvayson hand.
A. J. SwINEBRoAD.
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observation-disclosures Cheap.

will have here, next week, a full
car load Of the weH-known Joseph
Murphy Wagons of St. Louis. All
sizes, either with or without Brake and
seats, which I will sell at Factory pri-
ces, freight added, and by getting in
car load lots, the reduction in freight
enables me to sell at prices that defy
competition. Those in need of wag-
ons are requested to give me a
trial.
Respectfully,
r. ". TATUn,
nj C:. IT,.
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-CanadI malt at
Moore & Harvey

Moore & Harvey's
Smokers of the BOLIVAR Belle
VIII find il not only sweetcns the
breath, bat Gains the mind also, and
has . soothing effect On the whole
system. Mess Moore & Harvey have
it.
Have you ever Bought Hamburg
edging at 23c2 You can buy it at
Fels & Schwab's.
Come and look at Fels &
Schwab's skirts, which they are sell
ing at soc,
-FeIs & Schwab are selling two
good spools Of thread for BE.
For Il nice linen collar and tie, 60
to Fels & Schwab.
Have you seen the fine cloaks
Fels q Schwab have just received! II
not, go to see them
Cotton seed meal the best COW food
st W. T. Armistead's.
Armistcad has 250 sacks Of the best
COW food at S10O.
Armistead has 250 sacks of the best
COW food at S100
It is conceded that Cotton Seed Meal
IS better than any other for COWS
Get it fIom w. 7. Armistead.
"A bargain at Fels & Schwab's
Dress goods from Zoe up.
Canned California Pears. at W.
7. Armis.cad's
Fat Canned Salt Alackerel, at
Armisteads
just received a large lot of fresh
Canned goods, to be sold at 4 very
small advance on cost, at W. 7. Ar
mistead's.
The only place in Bolivar to get
Pearl Meal, is at W. T. Arnistaad's
Missouri Cider the beverage of
our daddies, atNV. T. Armistead's.
It's conceded that Cotton Seed Neal
is better than any other food for cows.
Get it from W. T. Armisteads,
No one pays as much for dry and
green hides, beeswax, talIow, butter
eggs and chickens than w. T. Armis-
tead
No one pays as much for dry and
green hides, beeswax, tallow butter,
eggs and chickens than ". 7. ARMS
tead.
Highest cash price paid for Hides
both green and dry. Armistead.
Be sure and look at Fels &
Schwab's Row clothing,
Watches ana jewelry Of all kinds,
at Ljghtfort q Co.
= If you want good clean shave
don't fail fail to call at the office Of
Jones, the barber, over the post Office
Chickens, turkeys, eggs, butter,
hides and ali kinds ofcountry produce
bought by w. T. Arlnistead.
Best cotton seed meal for COW food
at w L. Armistead's.
Highest cash price paid for hides
both green and dry by Armistead.
Cash for hides, Armistead.
Cash Tor hides. Armistead.
Groceries cheaper than to be found
anywhere w. 7. Armistead.
Groceries cheaper than to be found
any where. w. I. Armistcad.
Irish potatoes at s1OO.
Irish potatoes at $1.OO.
% pairs of hone knitted gloves
wanted by W. T. Armistead.
25 pairs Of bone knitted gloves
wanted by w. T. Armistcad.
Cheap clocks, various makes Of
shoddy clocks, at your own price and
own risk, at Ligh.fort & Co.
Genuine Seth Thomas Clocks, al
Lightfort & Co.
R. L, Lightfoot and Co. have a
full and most desirable stock on hand.
Engagement rings, bridal presents
and household articles are among the
the numerous choice goods they
have for sale. The best Of all, you
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Cans! Guus!t

We are now receiving q good stock
of guns, double and single barrel
breech and muzzle- leaders. Some
very long double guns, for squire
hunting.
r. /. LIGHTFORT & Co.
October 7th, 1880.
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TO TIE PUBLIC

The undersigned would inform the
public that on and after this date they
will make the collection oftheir bills
ut the end Of each week.
A. L. BAILEY.
Nov. 4th w. s. HORNsBy.
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SpsGial Locals.

New stock of toilet sets and vases,
just received at Lightfort & Co.
Table knives, and forks and spoons,
at Lightfort & Co.
Silver plated ware, full stock of all
kinds at Lightfort s Co.
Guns, at Lightfort & Co,
Lots of Furniture of all kinds at
Polk 81 YoPP's
1902 fire test coal oil for 15c per
gallon at Moore & Harvey's.
Furniture Furniture Furniture
At Polk & YoPP's
A bargain in cigars at Moore &
Harvey's, by the box!
Go to Moore & Harvey's and
examine their new stock of cigars.
Good heavy sheeting at &C at
Fels q Scawab's.
Come and see FeIs and Scnwab.
Bleached cotton at Sc.
Cotton Seed, Hides, Furs, Bees
wax, Tallow, and Scrap Iron, bought
at w. I. Armistead's.
Scrap Iron and Bones wanted by
I ". I. Armistead.
Two papers needles for Sc ri
Fels q ScbWabs.
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ST. JAMES HALL,

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Girls. Board
ers SIS, % weeks. All departments
for a finished education. Apply to
REV. j. n. LEE, d. D., Rector,
Bolivar, Tenn
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ATTENTION.

The undersigned would inform the
public that he is prepared TO accom-
MEDIATE on the very best terms all per
sons coming 10 the Court. Put up at
his stable and you will be pleased.
Come on. Satisfaction guaranteed.
S. G.. Miller.
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Twelve dozen buttons for sc Al
Fels & Schwab's.
Al kinds Of groceries at w. T.
Arnistead's, lower than they have ever
/ been sold in Bolivar.
w. T. Armistead viii pay Cash
for Cotton Seed, Hides, Bceswax and
tallow.
Take your Hides and tallow to
W. T. Armistead. he viii pay you
more than anybody.
The best Of all. FeIs & Schwab
are selling shoulder snawls at 25c and
large shawls at SOC.
Mess. Moore & Harvey, having
a thorough acquaintance with the re
fined tastes Of the gentlemen in and
around Bolivar, have had manufac-
tured to order ten Thousand cigars,
which they have given the title of
EBolivar Belle" in compliment to the
unexcelIed ladies of the town. Those
do not ignore the compliment, when
they inhalo the delightful odor that
emanatcs from the smoke. AIhesc
cigars at a nickle are the best and
cheapest in America, or Hardeman
county either.
The Bolivar Belle" is made of
the very best tobacco, with pure
Havana filing, and Mess. Moore and
Harvey have had ten thousand manu-
featured to order, especially for this
market. It is undoubtedly the best
and cheapest cigar for the money that
is made. It IS only a nickle.
Garry your green and dry hide
to w. T. Armistead. He pays high
est cash prices for them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-18

r. L. Lightfort 6 Co. are now re
ceiving their new fall stock of watches,
jewelry, silverware and notions.
Octoier 7th, 1880.
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HOME LECTURE COURSE,

At St. James Hall. First lecture
in the course, Friday evening, the
18th:
PROGRAMME MUSIC.
it iEo' Nu lRuler
Mary r. Lee.
FANFARE Rumrhel
Miss BALDWIN. Katie Bills.
Clayt0n's Grand March Blake
Irene McNeal.
ImPromptu c Shnrp Min ... Chopin
Miss Mildred r. Baldwin.
Slumber SOng-Duct..... . Schumann
Mary Lee Irene McSeal.
SOng-'I Love My Love " ............ Giro Pinsuti
Mss Mildred r. Baldwin.
Lecture,
"OUR MOTHER TONGUE"
by Rev. J. n. Lee, D. u.
Entertainment to begin. at 7:3O
pm. Tickets 90 cents; for lady and
gentleman, so cents; children, %
cents; for the course, s lectures, S2.75
Tickets for sale at the drug stores.
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The LITERARY SOCIETY

Met at the residence of Miss SaIlie
Unthank on Monday night, as agreed
upon. The exercises were begun
with brief address by the President,
Prof. Taylor, the following being the
programme as presented on the occa
sion:
As'htlllis MT JOnn BONd
.....Niss Alice Robertson
lsadt PTOI 1aNlor
Miss BALDWIN,
'huhu Miss Mary smith
Miss Susie smith
Several members having parts on
the programme were absent, but let
us hope this will not occur again.
The meeting proved to be quite in
teresting, and two new members were
added, Messrs. Lyn. Lightfort and
John Coleman. The Society then
adjourned, to meet at the residence Of
Mrs. w. T. Armistead on Monday
evening.
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Garry your green and dry hide
to w. 7. Armistead. He pays high
est cash prices for them.
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New Goods !

Bethel Springs, Tenn.
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Very light Circuit Court docket.
Good sign of good times
, 1880-02-28

a sG0-page volume in order to do it. Does
she mean what she sayS..on page 3ss7: "Cour-
age again, comrades! We writer's, we have
not the least idea what we are talking about
We speak great swelling words. because the
sound Of them pleaseS our ears"? n curious
statenlent-FossiblY satirica]. Yet satire
sometimes butthinly wells Ill important truth.
Our co1l7no7t-schOoI system will not rank
With some Of the clever authors other works.
Cot. Roberts, tile author of the work en-
MEN, Is Il resident of New Orleans. III the
preparation of the present volume he has
consulted a large number Of authorities, and
his work is worthy the attention of our citizen
soldiery. 1t is not a tactical work, but 4 free
commentary OIL the respective duties Of Off
GERS and men, and is Intended more especial
~ for officers. +" 1t is to aid the inexperienced
to become familiar with the theories and de
tails Of military duty, Which are absolutely
necessary to those who wish to become coln-
petent officers III the line, field, or staff"
There are chapters on the recruit, non-coml-
missioned officers, the regimental staff, the
regimental field officers, the general staff,
c0urts-lHartiAl, ceremonies, use Of militia III
aid of civil power, etc. We notice Some fewt
typographical errors, and the page given in
the index for some of the topics differs from
that i'll the text. ''Adjutallt." for instance,
is given as page II in the index, while it is
really 4G in the text; "Noll-C Commissioned
Officers - is given rs Is in the index, and is
page II III the text. On page H. Sergeant
is ''Sergent." These are little matters, but
they shows carelesness. In other respects
the book is we'll arranged, and ought to ful-
I'll the Intentions Of the author.
, 1880-02-28

-. u Ep I'm -IA1LN11 -
.ais& Of Patents ISSUED to Northwestern
Inventors.
SptetaE Dl,patea to 7'h> Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. ia. H. Evans g.
Co report the following patents issued to North
western inventors:
F. Christy, Chicago brsndingstamp.
j. 7. cook, Moline, and J. S. Leas, Rock Island,
j.T.T: :' j. 4. Elan. Grccnyille, sulky-p,ow.
&C falEswcrth, Chicago, portable farc-col-
Letting apparatus
We. Hale Chicago, hydraulic elevator.
y. I. HN|land, Utica, lime and cement Kiln.
=. L. 1wan, Roberts, draft~nttachment to
.J.w. Kcnna, Chicago, child's chnir and car
Iiagc.
J; Montgomery. Marseilcs, curtair-fixturc.
~ pr,sscr. ChicuEo, stcam-engine.
H.G. 81: T. Icdsecker, Athens, belt fastener.
@. B. Rollins & Huelss,il, Wellington, check
rover !or ccrn- planters.
PC. s!oscr, Frceport, reel for coiltng wire.
49, =: thompson, Chicago, counterfeit cofn-de-
NJ. II. 7. wintherlich, Chicago, process
tIoa macalne Tor making drop-shot-
WISCONSIN,
~: Eddy. Stevens Point, catpct-stretcher.
~ a; Johns Johnson Dewey. Port Andrew, hay-rako
W. + Ael.ain. Fond du Lac, spring-bed bottom;
~ "+tPoTers. Portage, milk purifying and
cream raising apparatus.
MICHIGAN.
,1;, =; 6. Brandon, Detroit, machine for dressing
-. howey, Lexington, ct1d-g gate for wagons.
xbe.,s h. fo5fer, Aendon, sand-band for vehicle
~ -. @ @Cratt' Worthington, compound for preserv-
~; Blair, Warsaw, harrow,
,o. ~. VI. Bolton, Fredericksburg, milk-can skim
J. Fowle, Iowa City, wire -stretcher-
4. =. Hartmnr, O,lawn, fcncc-pnst
49, W. Hers, Des Moines, sclf-dropping at
.1Samelt FOR corrl-plal1ters.
trap. -
d. I. Roberts, Leon, skeleton kettle.
INDIANA
l. Campbell, Terrc Haute, drying-kiln.
1ng-machiue
.; collins, Indianapolis, machine for scrapfng
4 :, y: Shane, South Bend, lifting jack
iEanEht, Hendricks County, wagon-body-
= = Johnson, Ninceniles, key-faStcner.
T.Ogporn, Richmond, cabinet fOlding-bcd.
+ T. euftt, indianapolis, grain-scparator.
patents). fo'''' si''A1 -
cr;s-A ~: 4. Wheeler, Indianapolis, machine for
-41plne stect-metaf pipes
NEBRASKA.
oeorge +. Bigclow, Gcneya, watcr-elevator.