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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
What the Birds Accomplish.

The swallow, swift and night hawk
are the guardians Of the atmosphere.
They check the increase Of insects that
otherwise would overload it. Wood
peckcrs, creepers and chickadees are
the guardians Of trees. Warblers and
hy-catchers protect the foliage. Black
birds, crows, thrushcs and larzs pro-
tect the surface Of the soil. Snipe and
woodcock protect the soil under tie
surface. Each tribe has its respective
duties 10 perform in the economy Of ma
ture; and it is an undoubtcd fact if the
birds were all swept off the face Of the
earth, man could not live upon it; veg
citation would wither and die, insects
would become 50 numerous that no
living thing could withstand their at
tacks. The wholesale destruction oc
cassioned by the grasshoppers, which
have lately devastated the West, is I'M
doubtedly caused by the thinning out OF
the birds, such as grouse, prairie-hens,
etc, which feed upon them. The great
and inestimable service done the far
mer, gardener and Tourist by the
birds is only becoming known by sad
experience. Spare the birds and save
your fruit; the corn and fruit taken by
them Is more than compensated for the
quantities Of noXious insects they de
stroy. The long prosecuted crow has
has been found by actual experience
to do far more good by the va@ guam
titles Of grubs and insects he devours
than the Iittle harm he does in the few
grains Of corn lac pulls up. He is one
OF the farmers best friends. -NortbamD
ton Christian Adcocate.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
The Progressive Farmer.


This is not necessarily the only man
who can boast his hundreds Of acres Of
waving grain or snowy cotton, his
broad meadows or herds Of stock, but
he is essentially the one, rich or
poor, who strives to make each day
bring something better-somc improve
mcnt ON the past. Though his farm
may consist of but Il single acre, if that
acre, each year is made to yield more
OF value with no greateramount Of toll ,
and yet be left in as good condition for
the year TO follow, just that amount of
progress has been made, and to that
extent is he progressive.
Let no farmer, then, conclude that
he cannot march on in the rapidly adj
vancing column ofprogrcss because he
cannot afford the fine machinery that
makes such cheerful music in the
broad fields Of lis wealthier neighbors.
He has just rs rich a store Of muscle,
and, perhaps, as fine a brain, and, pos
sibly, fewer eXtravagant habits to hold
him back; let him elbow his way to the
head of the column, using both his
muscle and his brain, making the best
of his every opportunity, and long be-
fore life's battle shall be over, he may
look back upon many who were fan
ahead Of him when the struggle began.
Persistent, untiring effort for the best
to-day and better tomorrow Is the lead
ing quality necessary for constituting
the really progressive farmer.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
Third and Last Call

To sell longer At old rates involves direct loss.
We therefore must announce upon cur alathJsk,5,
southern Gem and FayoTite Pianos advance Of
from SO to $50 per style Chickeriu- Pianos VIII be
advanced -ApTil LIST 50 on each style.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
More Space to the Garden.

Now that the season for gardening
has again arrived, We urge upon our
readers to devote more time and atten-
ton to this important branch of culture.
More space should be given to the gar
den. Some one who evidently thinks
soil culturist entitled to better proven
der than "hog and hominy" the year
round, pertinently says that ''larmcrs
should consider whether the space they
allow for their gardens is as large as it
could profitably be.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27

] have now IN full operation a Grst-cla-s
corn Mil and viii grind for the public il
desired. Grinding days Wednesdays and
Saturdays Mil ON North West corner ol
Court Square Bolivar Tenn:
w. II REYNOLDS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
AGRICULTURAL.

Blker's Gingerbread; Three-fourths
Of pound -four, one quart Of molasscs,
one-tourth Of a pound Of butter, one
ounce Of saleratus and one ounce OF
ginger
To Make Yeast Cake: Drain all
liquid from yeast; press through cloth,
and spread out on cloth to dry in sun
or in Il heated room; cut in pieces con
venient to turn to facilitate drying.
Sauce For Puddings: One cupful
Of sugar, half cupful butter whipped
to cream; add one cupful Of boiling
water, and scald, but not boil. thicken
with two teaspoonsful Of corn starch;
add one wine-glass Of wine, (brandy is
the bcst,) and Il well beaten egg.
johnny Cake: One quart Of butter
milk, one tcacup -four, .wo-thirds tea
cuptul Of molasses, little salt, one
teaspoonful Of saleratus, one egg, beat,
en-; leave it so thin chat it will almost
run; bake in n tin. If it is not thin il
is because it is made too thick.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27

A correspondent Of the mtor-O Ocean,
living in Battle Greek, Mich, says that
he purified his well of water, which wa.
so subject to many worms, bugs and
other insects, as to render it almost
unfit for drinking, by placing in the
we'll couple Of good-sized trout. They
have kept perfectly healthy, and have
eaten up every living thing in the wa
ter. In the winter season crumbs OF
bread or crackers are thrown in. The
water is perfectly pure and sweet.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
CAUTION.
Sec that the private Proprietary
Stamp is On each bottle.

sold EvorywhGr0-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27

The plan for raising seediess water
melons is As follows: After the vine Is
about two feet long, cover the VINE nj u
point intermediate between the root
After it has taken root where 1t Is COY,
cred. divide the vine between the cd
and new root, and the result Will be
that the melons viii be seedlcss, WITH
out impairing their quality MS
would certainly add 10 the value OF
mclos as edibles. We hope our far
neas VIZ trl 1t.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27

It will be seen that Skeptic is
not only well enough bred to get
trotters, but large enough to breed
valuable horses for all purposes.
The price Ofservice is placed much
below what it really ought to be,
in hope of inducing the farmers
Of the county to improve their
stock. M. Z. POLK
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
ABPHGIFIG REMEDY FOR

For Debility, Loss Of Memory, Indisposi-
ton to EXertion or Business, Shortness Of
Breath, Troubled with thoughts OF Disease,
Dimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back, Chest
and Head, Rush Of Blood to the Head, Pale
Countenance and Dry Skin.
II these symptoms are allowed to go on,
very frequent yEpilcptic Fits and Consump-
ton follow. When the constitution be-
ONES affected it requires the aid of an in
MIGRATING medicine to strengthen and ton
up the system-which
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
This is ret the worst OF it!


Material and labor still going up. ImrIeEse
Strike- among piano makers are in progress. Manu-
flctUrtrs are months behind 0r,crs. America 5
factories can't supply half the planes wanted
Large advances are yer To come
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27

This is the Choicest Premium Ever Given
to Newspaper Subscribers.
Something, Of real AID practical i.lue The ladies
VIII be delighted with it. Make zap your subscrip-
tons now. If Your neighbors don't take the
BOLIvAE BULIl-TIS tell them Of this offer. They all
want the paper and the book. You get the Best
Newspaper, and capital, pT2CtiCa useful book Oi
100 pages, for the price of the former.
Now is Your Opportunity.
, 1880-07-20
SOLDIERS REUNION.

DEcAruN, Ill, July 10.-A meeting Of tho yico-
Presidents Ut tho Afncon County Hulltors 1tt-
,,ntun Association WIS held ut tho Court House,
in this city, OIL tho afternoon of the 1ith Inst,
when preliminary arrangements were malo for
tho Krclt soldiers reunion to bD hold nt tho Enir
Grnl.tls l,unr tbs city IN Oct. md I. in con
ne.:ton with tho 1swDnty-t,rst Illinois Infantry
ectitlvu committee con, posed Of tho lion W. Il.
Chambers, Mayor II. ". WaKRsller, anl Ghlrlus
II. Fuller w,!s al.palptc. an tho latter gentle.
n,nn WIS ordered To have rosturs printed mud
distrihutotl. Col, u, J. l!lock wis chosen to
nuster y hattnlion Of e!ynlry, md T.
ias reocutI,. positively stici tiltt he ,ss.i 10
prrsunt at thld reunion ~ snalso hnntls With
and M.t'lEGAs his nll command. and It IL cnnIi-
1JNi1 stralsors ~. thu grounds t!llring th9 uth
antl 1th. All tho prominent sul'ilers ana div.
ttAAHist'ea Kcnlie,n6nM t. t!s the country hase re-
, 1880-07-20
1EuE were twenty marrlagc-liccnscs Issued

r,,r,r ,w,-, tront,. ,rorr1ooc, 1,cr,sos fssur,
iht"h "c'o '"e"'' ''"' ''~s''eo '''N".
THE ease Of Mrs, Butler, who Is charged with
,nn,trcntinu hrr nue1 mother. Mrs. phillips, will
..,',. ~. ~ ~, "or1,.
probably come up Ill tue otouil1y tonftata an carly
day.
r,r ,no,or,,r of Tim oe1c,,1s oro,nl tho co,,n.
LIE i.aJor''s u .ne ee''.a ~ '".''' ~" ~.
ty-builtl'ng attended the ilHentl OF tho late
David Iunnlon, Dai!lG Of the Criminal Court,
yesterday afternoon.
THE cRse OF Norman L|mberg. charged WIN
killing man t'uncd MeGeaFy III sorth lia'-
jury to.dny,
.... ..-< t., ~
, 1880-07-20

:ssss Of fras s'eto % oa af"s nSsss sGG ss
ec Ipetai T. III uty e u GhIua @ ia ill., prarhicay ds:
sorihet1 tho utter, lack OF rEcatutu conf9rts
AMONG the lnwer Glasses. and ttntr.i TINT TO- hal
without tho ai4!trat Intention hiring paid them,
Tho lucturcr mil he wished i,o could toHerlno
c"n.innnt @ i'roccsaio.ss t' II wnxos ars rushing
ci,'wsls Ut people. Everything III thu WY ,t ~
trale wah CARRIED @ on on ot,t oa a.pfs. an u VA
tho oi strrI:xltrg people. Achincae barber
could nee1 10 e,,!Ie.l m rtat. He was @ ealtei @
p' seasc ss ox o to ea sso e prss se a ~ va
also so'lsi,t ] ant for o!inr r,ruoscs Of personal
decoration nnl cleatiittloss wliEeli hls American
" tcn escrbeti G tho neisy c!!arts ot tho chaeso
Nuctionccr ii dsposinS q biz WIRES, md tho
srs Sss 5s n"9s n Calm n ~ sa a Fsnne F m"rksR "fkeRe
Chinese farmer bitches nnyth,nR that cotnoa
handy to Ills Harkct wagon. 4 team eotnl,osesl
On the iea @ viii guide themselves thrm!Ei, tho
eireatG''s strGst; tn safcty, an1 hcy,.! IN &C.
fns' fs 1 Of o o,kcy fa ae frnes Il sato ID
s1T Ti,e sI,enStr then described i',s wnks about
ta0 hS e't sS 5 ta q ess% aehe ta u
Chncss enrts which !s sls,! to q, thnt t, 'hor M
i tofiK W ch@rity Is i,cssnr liz spcaker ,lrsppsd
i iIbcral eont tril',ltion into Ills land. mud Tho
news sprcntt like ? eontnK'on. that rlsh tnr.
ea,mo t, ike loc,ists md lterally Rwarme.i iowa
upon him. until It hccarao necessary tn llterHlly
lle thct, described tho Temple Of Heaven,
wtiel, hn said represented tho peculiar rollHion
q the Ghnese Foreiatsrs .ro not s!lowe to to
enfr tat suey sse,s 'ss IN 's seaseft n d
clously expended. nlthn,,uh tho tnal,,e Hcs werc
n " h., The xs9r Ir1 s ;hn w IT,
Grcssc G'; o. an % II ses Of :hose hcsse, = wors
IR1f s1forar
tho priests, mud sniti tint tho mlss!n chantcd In
these placcs ,ris tho best heard In China.
te m RsFs e crs tGw sh e iha buevsss
ConftcIus worship. The ceremonies wrre not
cnlttHl lltcrhl Worship. hut weru intended BY
the Ch!rse simply as mnrk OF respect to their
Tho Methodist ,nssston.sch IN Picking, the
apeaker sai,t. WIZ loeate.l IL very .espeelnl,!o
thu, cxtcnt Of usefulness to WHICH tho Behool
Ind grown: In, closing, he, sAte<1 that the for.
nlwnys rely upon tho missionaries, wtlosc uso-
flness coull not be oycrcstIinntesi. ha the tcst-
| mony Of all VIII" v'slt Chi1'a would verify.
srsEr.TEr NEEDED.
In tho nnne of suffering humanity it ts to bo
hoped TINT the Lake bluff Association Will
during tho present year erect n tight
eA sclter te ter @ vsito9s M 's saso u einata
changes, such rs have prUvnilctl Turing tho plst
three tays. 10 Sit upon hnrl boarti sent Ii, mn
| winter wrnppnKa Were ut II premium a1sd not Ia
ho hnsl It my price. is enough to IT, ting Chris
has Seen 81 q eat S9 md sso
30 rcnlel!el Mt once. The program for to-dny
s:net':iG, chIldrcn's meeting.
S:N-a:1b, CnnsersatfDn-A Teacher's Difficult
ticsM 81 wth liis Glass, alnd How to Remedy Them.
io:0Gli:00. Diblo Toplc-what Do We ssean by
tho Inspiration Of tho 'l.lblel-Proofs and inc.
ortes; The hey. 4. uurney, y. D.
| nntt of Mum, Prof, Edmund Andrews, NJ. d.
, 1880-07-20

Flourroy street In t,!.hy condition, cosntnene-
nE e. Tug f 9Tsr an fo
condition Of Rfratrs from II sanitary standpoint.
nuILptNu LOOMING Up.
Among The building permits ol'n, ssea {s,tefiay
Tas nne to Ms rK m nj
avenue. 10 uost *i5@i: mic 10 tho Chicng% pls.
tlllinE Con,pnily. to erset tMlr.sory 1ssi.!sry.
hawk street, 10 r.,st *siuO: nnr to Mrs. annlry.
e erest two,story 'welilnT; '4ls pr"1, 4
5.' krS:s":s Hssss to to sGs' t,to!s s's s
tioo: sne 70 " ii Ksot,gh' t. eTsst ttrs,..
MIC. 10 ctst fs,oa,: o1.e 10 tho EvntEcltcai In.
thoran Zinn cangrcRat!on. to erect Il twn.story
as,"s a as u ~ Jat - Hes 70 rss @
lttton tn No. @stse lnwo lstnie ta ts'st $l,ho0'
THE LAnuEsr wEEK or TIE YEAH.
The deaths r. the Sity t"r te wcsk sc end cnanf
for i the' TIC sorre:l,o'sdtnx week Il !sst year:
eord Te 'F'%spn, e"iss q! ot uyaIsa. t ~'5S 81
sash; darrhea, IL; cntsrit!s. e; Eya.iet- fcyer.
& ,,cer ycsens;Y s' " ase y ''S e"ts
] year, and iifty-sIx ,mlcrs years. The .lGnths @
E'Si Ss5;!1 wffe f; rf gis Ms " s:i % @ ss1t, IL n
E'ahth. y; Ninth, l0: Tenth, Z: Eleventh, ig:
,H II S1,c"sS b F,tssh 81 er end
tIay. il: Mnnday. o1:. Tueslay, u: "Wednesday,
ii: Thurstlny, IL; Frlday. q; anil Saturday, IT.
Arrrtt THE nuMHoATH AGAIN.
AID. Wckcrshnm called NJ the rAkery ycstor-
day anil s,.se she Law and Police lenarts,'entsa
much needed stirring up. ilis mission w!a to
se ths an sG, t 'p et Gs tno Soq Tas e
nl,,t hr n;,,lo nut such ssrnIsg ctse TINT 1t wins
aarcc TINT AZ oiscr sod 1s kGnt y, The rI,Gr p,
Or or't'i ilg,,oE,' and nd keep tho ik!iw -
, 1880-07-20
TIE CIT1-IIALL.

THE ordnance for n ytaluct ut tho foot Of
Randolph street Is d inv to-tlny.
TnE Health Officers condemncn l0.300 pounds
OF discussed uieat lust weak aud AbatCd &st
nuisunces.
Ex-AIp. JONAH and Aid. Cullcrton hare
for.nGd Il co-p4Mnershtp md stArtea Wholesale
And retail liquor establishment.
Tns Treasurer yesterday received t1,6o9 from
tho Nntcr Department, tl.7;A from tlle Col
ector. mud sa irptn tho Controller.
TIE Controller aIlntn,nces hts rcndintss tn
as,,o Wnrrnnts for salh0n- ltconsc rebu!es for
gIt iast year. which VII 1o qerentsd " thS City
ibis yeHr.
JAMES Hattie, Of Detroit, and Joseph bunker,
Of c!nriu,Iati. .Chlcf Engineers Of Tic Firu DO
ths sity yesierday. Tho iornsr was lts,kins for or
horucs, aud tho tatlsr wus havtng good titap.
THE Health Commissioner has contracted for
sDSnt 6n tons M Of iime which IT he Froposcs to use
enth. and Fourteenth Wnrls. The work ot div
lntectinK will to cntnmenced IN u fpw days.
Over it1 tons wcrp used lust year with tho best
ot reslfa.
festerdny s,ntlng t,ut tho sslun,lkt'upers ul,tl
aa uaS ssx @ h; etSae
III them IN thu enforcement OF HIS reecnt ortlGr
until u bud bcen Lp,.sonstr'ted by Talll,cr
whether t'r not N'rsln ct''llu continue tn 9xist
lull, evidently.
THAT OLD ASTt-NCStC 0HnEH.
Some months uHO tho blnyur rauseJ nm order
to b. Issued. thr1,iiah tho t0ieu Department,
loukiug to tho ontorcstnrnt uf tho j. o'clock or
.inanee, unA souplc'! with It %as u. .r,ler rro.
hlhltjnH mnslu III bccr Ear,lens nr hnlls Utter
ncahbors. It ouaht ot to IN hvs vc See ~ 1eces. g.
o'cIuck, ordinance us aifeetiuy tho sal0ons,
Dat 4 wss T. n Mt, sn;S
sha order than Ind. bgtt, to ihe ossiina1!es. no
anrra fl.ts betu lDnn. Espedaly I0ea the urtlcr
taes more thar anything ctsc. it ii said. ,Hta.o
strrct owca tho ,,arao ana reputation II Inns
lsius tried to oStiIvc. Tho Muyar's atton.
tton Ias more tt,nu .o!,co been directed
IL the faes tut nsith.r .,I .ho osaep
bu, IN tl,u lust few days tho, conp!unt has bre,,
,nade spcGIt!saliy a9ainstN II whit Mse known ~ tho
Clark atrcst, both Of which ura charged with
kcupinx o!Hn until ! o'clcSk. q latsr. md with
nusi;, M II iii ha,,rs Ths tirst '% cenpant ca,no
Saturday trum PERSONS living on bdarhorn ave-
nue. @ni yesterday further complaint santo
ito Pnl!cu department havo ii tn tholr powor 10
cal!ei cupi. .Hathaway's uttentlun 10 tbe con-:
Tlants. m and & Z they uEo 2, 70 found 70 10 vol
RssS ass. @ il ssys Sat ~ ii pass sppy %ets @
en- rssa pRy i, tssu 70 tS4 taSn nve Ssse
.,es're IL prohibit Ii II a,Iy time, but w4eFu Inc
Il, and insist u3x,n thu enforcement II tho nr-
ier. souothng will most likely ba doas lu tho
nntter to-day.
TEsEMEsr-Houaa nEPoIs1s.
Tho rc.icnent- Ituuss Inspectors were heard
u: Pine reported NtH. % and ~ Ann street as
Uns txr;.n NM sisk tro@ ths polseaea ata!os:
, 1880-07-20
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

lupor II. II. HOPKINS, Of Peoria, ILL.,, is at
tho Sherman
rnx lion. Stanley Matthews, Of Clnciauati,i IS
III the Phciflc.
Ex-sksArun A. Caldwell. Of Kansas. IS guest
tho fncItlc.
j. +. PAitrnIpuE, Of Whitewater. Wis, ts stop
7lny Mt tho PactHt,
e. II. 0ttMORE. manager Of Nblo's Garden,
New York. X at the Palmer.
ALtAN {. FuLLEu and daughter. Of Dclvl-
dcro. H., arc stopping at the Sherman.
SENATOR t.ouAN and family returned TO tho
city yesterday, and arr stopping Mt tho Palmer.
Nil. HonEnr BARRY. Inspector Of tho Pull.
,nan 1n!aec-car Company. Is at the Grand
y. n. nABcocw, President Of thu Now York
Chamber Of Commerce, with Ills fan,!ly. ts stop
ping Mt tho Slicrmnt.
en-. CuArrr!l., Assistant Superintendent of
ane Gheg Atop r. 1s aca Ma'S of H. cht IT.
Fnciflr.
TIE shooting festival Of the North Chicago
Jefferson cnmc tD n conclusion With tho nwnrt!
r. prlzc; sstsho sueecssln snarpsl.o9t.rs rs f"l.
sisi@m, % ii. 'GSF GTsm. ]. Sftcirr. and II. dfa,,.
rhess mr. the 1t targ nna s h tposSs psfs on re
grind grind s,rccss ,, ami nEi,rs wc,l ior tbo future
sucecss and prosperity 0f tho now socioty.
CEssrs Supervisor Wright his received the
rc,natnder Of tho r9t.1rns frnm Lake . and . D..
from the stock. yaris distrlut nf tho Town of
l.nkc. IN accordnncc with Il soen,n resolution
HYonst giving out anything further. for rublIca-
tion Until tho last figure u In: to tho end that
a e TaRe s srIss sa pe Il so
lion d! Cook, Lake, md Du 1',ee Counties.
,, fk1Nnr rfLltf kri{k # n
, 1880-07-20

Sptfta1 Dfp0fth 10 The Chicago TFfbHHe,'
NEW YoRK, July 1g.-New York City supports
3,D5D grocery stores, 11s7 bakers III business for
themselves, 1905 brokers whose names nrc ct,-
tered as being In business, Gu3 printers In h,lsl
ness for themselves nlUuo, SUI shocnlakurs now
oarrying on business, bestlcs tho 1onrncynlen;
1,;Es merchant tuiltrnK establishments, bosIdcs
r., clothing establishments: 8,:e.3 dealers In
wIncs and liquors, besides tho luycr-hcor
anluuns; ;}.ia5 lHwycrs who hayc registered, and
1t Ia supposed llnlf ns many mora not reported;
j,nni0 lugCr-bccr snN0ns registered.
, 1880-07-20
ANN NI,NI(,frOLtAS.

Tho death Of m old and respected resident OF
this city, In the ,,orann of Mrs Ann AfcN!chnlAs,
occurred nto Sunday evening Mt tho residence
ot her son, Mr. John H. McNichs!ns, No. 500 Full
ton street. Sho WIS born in ireland In tho ycar
1srJ, making her = years Of ngo. Tho good oil
Indy enjoyed perfect henltt up to few s1nys be-
fore her dcccnse, .Skn WIS tho mutller 0f Mr..
l'ntrtck McNluro!ns, Jnhn II. McNiehnlns. md
tho lnte Stephen Al1Ntchuas: Mls1 Mrs. Janes
Holmes and Mrs. Mlctluel McSichnls. She hntl IL
multitude Of tren1Y In md abulit Chlcugo, who
will bs ,pnEnud to iearn nf her death. The fn-
from tho reai.loilFftlf Mr. John II. McNiehofas,
M Bo.t Fulton Birept, tn It, Counbkl!F !Fs Church.
nnd from fh0ro-s 10, tho Northwestern depot,
thailcr BIZ cAEa tGEl1lInEYt
, 1880-07-20

DErnOIT. Mich, July l8.-ln tho United Stntos
Circuit Court. Eastern District of Michigan, to-
day, A. searls, of Newark, y. j., ahtained from
Judge nrown preliminary Injunction aaa,nst
Wortien lsros., Ut Ypsi!antl. slIet., forbEdltng
tho manufacture or sale Of whip sdckets. IL
stn1iir (njnnctIons havS Ge.,t hcrat,.iorts ol,-
inincsi Of Judges Whtelor, OF vor1noitj and
Hlatchfor.t and Wnllaut', sf tho New York DIS
trlct GAurts, uRaIrlst dealers III these yuAs, but
tho present Injunction Is designed to jHcyent
tho further manufacture IN tho ground OF tho
lufrlngemeAt vi u ptlUr pAt0nt,
, 1880-07-20

to notify him.
sfessra. sVilkcn md Woohnrl werp appointed
II cnnfcr with tho West Division Hallway, TINT
pnllco oltccrs n,Ay ride upon tlloir cars free
4 rcanlution prnv!dnE for It tux Of twn and a
hnlf mills I'm tnsnblo property III tveat Chcngo.
tn improve un.l nln!ntaln tho parks nntt iniilc-
Yards, M provided lly 1Nwswna pNssctl, tho Super
VISOR Assessor. nt.d Clerk Of West Chicago to l,B
iHfnctanteIy notified.
Mr.. 1ninca Il. 1nvy requested tho Commits
RiOnerS Il, let him try tho frthotf uf preparing
,1Allbctls which, Ia s,itecssfutIy uec IN lssRnnd.
Tho clny ni tho roattl,ctl Il 70 be 'l.,E nr nt.i
'n"to, S . rs 1o cos exn9 y Il eets ,ro s Srrf S',r
Mr. Dayy wished to try the cxrcrInit'nt on l00
yartls OF rnnl. Tho r,Msl running west from
DnNglns rnrk IA bI Bultlntlc clay for this ptir.
pose Thu cs,st there wnulsl hc II II per lntNl
foot. MIR. Davy cnnctl TINT n tt,atl prepared by
this prtar*e neither crtlnlet1 Hur crsckNi Under
my ct'rHlitous. and wRs preferred In EnEtRnl to
either stn1t1 nr t,itrahnt. Tho matter WAS rn-
pOwor 10 not. -
After same discussion over tho anlnry II tho
Clerk. III which action was Ind over, tho Bolr1
adjourned.
, 1880-07-20
ISAAC ATKINSON,

Tho funeral nf tsNAc Atkinson uf the nrn NJ
J1nyt.. Atkinson 4 Co. pnckors' took Dlucc ycs.
4or,.r ~ = ,;,,In,1, ~. ..nr,ta,n w,rt i,o,I a.
-. t9"y ~ ,, gsueh' 'mo so s.n MGlu .ou & Nv
u" Fatila Ethseopht Chllreh' NJ when the slte''
Charles 8. Lcstor presided. lie mntEo no re-
n,nrks. prcachcl M scr,uon, hut tho solemn
.,r,.tcc nr lin chrl, mil ar tfrno In w,tnt tho
, .,'.'..tn W. ~ s,a "... 49,. -. '. ss 49,, 49, Az
Gn"l "onld flee. stormy e. Vas the any' tno
church WIS ti1lcd to orHrt!oslnK. Over 100 per-
sous wgro within ats walls, inrAc number staIf-
tl,R III tho n!slts. while tho steps md ehtrctl-
yard were 1iietl with the fr1ctll!s 0f tho fn,ny.
Tho church chnncc was !fttrll he'd of low
esF + nslnE ilcd WIN me cllni:cst ,lcslEtls nl
tho tn'dy, i1l tta htnck velvet cnakot. was rnkcn
to THO wnlk In fr'nt nf tho ctltnh With face cx-
noss.l. where tho nmr'oyts and friends tonle
tlelr Inst lnok Tho funeral prIccssf1ft. tho lar-
Rcst cscr seen Il, iylH Park, was then formed.
mil with sD!eEli, step proceeded IN Onkwothls
Cemetery. wherc RhHrt prayer waa sntd. nnd
tho remains ct''utnfttel 70 hlntlh.r enrth.
During tho scrylca in the chl,toh tho weight Of
the huIleuco was 10 Ertlt rs III Ennsc thu tltMr
to settle f1r Tow iflehcs. Luckily th0 flolae
was heHrd pniy ly f,,w. who at n1co nroae mil
quietly LIFT. at tho elose U tho service tho ec-
tor 30 announced tho method " rotlrtrX aa to
prevent my k'lt'wlg'!Ke OF the trnl!blg. The
church hAs een undergoing repalrs during THO
Inst week ", the sdcs by putttnx In now 1nsts.
The centre ,sns rcHntlc{l ncrftctiy safe nit by