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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY A nriI Ii & o NJ .
- -
RAILROAD LIN Es,
1HALADELPHHA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTEMORE RAILROAD a
APRIL 3, 1881.

APRIL 3, 1881.
for Von ss ioihpWsi
HPhiladelphia H and dIntermedia Ia sta,,ons
..ov, s.i9, s.tJ,lo.S0 a. m. 2.3O, 400, 10 io3
Pniiadeiphia tlGxpress) $50. 9Oo. o 6h
q. 10. l2.l6, 9.55 D. M sss e'"o
il;5o e; m., l2.4S, 2.03, 5.52, ga pm. NJ ''oo'
a 6aitlmore and Intern.ediata Hta.,ors
B.S8 a. m. 4.45 D. m. 0sasions'
Perryville and intermediate Station.
4.38 p. m. o'"sionh
baltimore and Bay line, $50 %. m.
ballmore and Washington. I26t 21o
zS.7.55s.S8, q. M; lass. 1.04, $50. IO 5i o. M
Trair9 for Delaware Division. leave ~, ~,
New Castle 800, e.35, a. M, Los 400 b
D. m. ~ WV. "'%0
Harrington and intermediate Station.
S.do q. M. i.05, 60 p. M.
Deimar and intermediate Stations. q AZ
q. nas; LOS p. m. s''s
SUNDAY TRATNs.
Philadelphia and InterTned, ate Stat.on.
e.iO =; m. 800, 7.C0, 1000 D. M.
Phila1elphia and New York 10 a. m.66a
GA p. m. 80 aa'o@A
baltimore and Washington. I2.5I. ol2
Z.8, 7.55, q. M, l0.5l p. m, -'-~
FOR Iurther Information passengers are
referred TO the time tables posted M II a
dep0 ii. II. RENNEY
BupaFinfendat1a
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sr.ns u EpIcAL IIc! DEpARrxrs,.

HH9II ~ OF IOVI
II can endorse 1t as the besi IA
tien OF The Kind | have eve nSs Spsa'pa,s
physl Ian can afford 10 do wi,saL, i
says Professor A. q. .COWPERTHuWGpit "
Ph. D., M. ID. professor Of nIss.AalI1 AlI1
women, &c.1, of the Lieblg to% ts. ~
called kxtrAct OF Witch asSsi an anp
remale Weakness and, PerlodI"s, evs e.sts'
Ing, Iseucorrhoea. Exhaustipe n.,'a ssasi; !;
Blood aud Neuralgia. Bewars 49,
Counterfeits. ~3ap|
sod IN nfty cents and dollar si,n
apr2-6t. sA1'
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A BLACK LIST.

II is said that grocerymen of this
city are now forming an association for
the formation of "black list, "-com
prising the names Of persons who &c
from store TO store, purchasing goods
on credit and refusing to pay for Them.
Each member will be furnished with a
printed list Of these names and the
tabooed parties refused further cred.
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B Z = .
For a Large Load Of
KINDLING WOOD,

OAK AND PINE MIXED
Orders can be left at the following places
Mr.. Chss. e. Salfner. Flour and feed ssoiH
No. 3 W. 10th street.
w. @, Townsend, Flour and Feed Slois.
corner 9th and Tatnall sn,
John A. Huey, N. w. cor. 9Th and ass'
son, Grocery store.
James O,DonpeIi, Grocery Store, oofas'
9Th and Orange streen.
Messrs. Wiel d Ringwalt, Harness ~ ss""
N. E. cor. Seco. d and MarkesoN'
Orders sent by mail TO ktndllnk W. -
factory. corner OF Union and Gilpin A's
nue.. will be promptly ATTENDED "
JAMES l.. MCKINNEY,
NH WIlmingtoa w.
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sPECaAH. NOTICE.
"a CART.

To all VINO are suffering from che On.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, norvous
weakness, early decay, ioas OF manhood
&c, will send recipe that viii cure yG2
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary in South
America. Send q self-addresned envel0ps
20 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, x0sSon ID
NeU FORK CIV. MayA-aodONwiy
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A SICK WITNESS

A man named Kennedy, witness
Ia some of the election cases before the
V. 3. Court, was taken suddenly IN
in the Court room, this morning, and
fell TO the floor. be was assisted into
the Marshals room and restoratiyes
applied until he was better.
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The tTiennial session of the General
Society of the Cincinnati met yesterday
ia Charleston, South Carolina. Thirty
three delegates wers present, and hon,
Hamilton Fish, President, occupied tn
chair.
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. E@EsTER,s ORDER.
RkGxsTER's OFFICE.
Nav EAatlAGn a.

New Castle Co.. March so, 1881,
Upon the application OF william III staats
Aso.sanisarator - of Lyuia j. staats. late
Sa mummy glon Hd,, In said county.
49, vSSossseo IL in ordered and directed f5y
ns he8istsr that the ministrator afoTs.
sxio give notice OF the granting OF letters
administration upon the estate OF ths
usceaseo, with the date OF granting there
ol ~ eausing adv ertisements to be postea
E1.nln lorty days from the date al snch
xSttsrss IN SIX OF the most public places III
tne county OF New Castle, reouirine ali
persons having demands against the as
tate g present the same or abide bv an
@oI ol Assembly in such case made and
Rtf VloeA. And also cause the same tn ha
inserted within the same period in the
WILMINGTON GAZETTE, anewspaper nuh.
lshed IN Wilmington, and TO be- continn
khereln three weeks, g. o. d,
fl Given under the hand and ..al
u. y. or ofIice Of the Register aforessid d
S at Wilmington, Ia New CastIs
county Aforesaid, the day and y ear aboye
wriseen. .. G. BlGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
AL persons having claims asainat the
ss@ss o. the deceased must present the
sasns duly attsstsd 10 the Administrator
n or before March eOth, 1ss2, or abide
~, 80 sct q Assembly In such ease made
WILLIAM II. STATS.
Aadrsss sssi-Wilmington. Del. ~'sf'
mhSl awNeds
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RUTTHR ON TnH pEAoH.

RuTTAA ON THE PEACH
~ 10 every homaak enper and ~.a.A
sh.rs saItivatins q single tree or IN ar
Sl.l tais valuable work is offsrsd - ~
u"na uxs0ass ior preserving health prodas.
aeMsaiea AaAinss that fall diaaaSa -.
,ysiews.o Book si, W nAail postsSs 49,
p@aa' lamrmaAea Avea II dseirsd
~assFess. J. MU1TRA
West &A1mteg %.
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LARaEsr RETAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY 1Hn
Underwear in America. Cook q BRorury
Nos ~. ol and 68 NoRTH EIGHTH STREET
PHILADELPHIA. All orders viii have
prompt attention. jan2o.wlyspuz.
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T1ANcHxal

DANclHs'
REOPENING OF A. g. WEBSTER,S SE.
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September eth
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing TO become proficient in all
the dances OF the day, and TO learn the
new and more fashionable ones, will dnd
1t to their advantage TO begin with the
opening Of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. September 9th.
Gentlemen's class Monday and Thursday
evenings from to 10 o'clock.
AFTERNOON GLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, October ID !,
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from 8 to 9, and Saturdays.
from 400 TO 400. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzEs TAUGHT
II FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Semtnaries. and ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap-
plying at the Academy. at RobeIin a
Bros, No. 7l0 Market street, or by mail 10
A. 3. WEBSTEh,
epl4 Masonic Nempte.
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VICTIMS OF CHIOS.

5000 KILLED, AND 10000 wouspnl
CHIos, April IS, 1881.
The latest returns state that sWr
persons were killed and lO.OOl lDin,.,
by the recent earthquakes. The locslr,
which suffered the most is NevIta, VDs,'
l,2OO were killed. The violent ,bOeI
which occurred on Monday caused N
surface OF the ground TO snbside met,
Great numbers ofthe inhabitants d
emlgratiDg.
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General Foreign NssSs.
LoHpoN. April Is, 1881

LoxDoH, April 10, 1881
The United.6 esstsamer. Gu baug
has arrived at Malaga from Gibraltar.
On Wednesday evening three large
pstards were throwa into houses In
Madrid, cansnE z some damage TO- property
but ne persons was Injured.
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how TO sECUREHEALTH.

IL 10 strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when SCOVlLL'S SARSAPA.
RILLA AND STILLINGIA, OF
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re-
store health 10 the physical organization.
1t 10 strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, curing Scr0fula, Syphi-
hue disorders. w eakn ness of the Kidneys,
Erysipelas. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility Bilious complaints and Dis
cases OF the Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, akin, etc.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain In Man or Beast.
Or. ROGERS WORM SYRUP In.
stantly destroys WORMS.
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FOURTH EDITION
Hnaieataens for To-Day.

AAWAU@saW@2@ h~E &W~%s
Falling proceeded BY rising barometer
winds backing to westerly, stationary or
higher temperature, clearing weather,
proceeded by rain on the coast
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wiIm ingroh MARKETS..
HlLAUELPHIA MARKETa
.WEDNEsDAY. Anril Ii kp l

"WEDNESDAY, April l3. 8 P. M.
FLOUR Is inactive, and prices fayors
buyers: sales of 1900 bbfs, Including
TO fancy, clear, and al 10 10 q, az d for
stralght; Pennsylvania extra ,IamiIy oi
Sa6I1 q 5 IL; Western, do. do. al AZ osSS
20, anu Patents at SO 76a7 75 Rye Flour
70 -; ouii at Soao S7H per barrel. as In quail.
GRAIN.-Wheat Is dull and &c. per
ousnei lower; sales of $1,000 bushels. In.
eNaoaing No ron rejected, at q esL a ITO and
elevator, at 1917 l9x April. 81 ieiI
May, and 81 w i8Z June. Rye z
nrm at Oh a % for small and large lots
% aennsylyania. Corn is scarce and
els, including sail mi, ed and yelInw
aHoaI and In grain depot, 81 a 5sc.; steam.
er, 5b2c.; and while at 56I%c. All the oman
bid bb1idaIa,. a.. 9osc. was bid for april, 54s6c was
na,s n.u ,oI "a MAY: m and sac. asked for june.
steady, sales of 90vO bushels, including
white ise AZ 449sa5Oc., and rejected and mixed
The receipts to-day were as follows. oaoo
i. barrels OF -four. $500 bushels wheat. no
~ Dbts pusn. corn, 34OO bush. oats. 265 barrels
:, WednIsKEY-western iron-bound sells AZ
VI w per gallon. nv
Fn1LADELfhIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY April IL, s P. NJ
az Reel cattle were In ia,r demand, but At
Lne cioee prices were rather eaBier,I 32O
nead arrived and sold at the different
yards s., q! 6s<c. per pound, as TO con.
eHEEP we're In demand and prioes
were fraction higher. $500 head
sold al the different yards at 5Aa7lze,
per H., and Lambs al 90 so a % 30 Ser Ser
Hoes were unchanged, $500 head ar.
aayea aaot1 ana sold at the different yards, ct
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7
The Caty marx

The following were pne ruling prices In
market this morning.
Butter, fresh. per pound ..s.s.. $50 40
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
SOLID MEN TO THE FRONT
Uncle Josh Presents Some Fitting Re-
marks en- the Subject OF
IS VssitatiOas.''

Perhaps there is not a neighborhood
or family in the land that has MT had
visitation of some kind or other, at
some time or other, and it is rarely, If
ever, the fact, that the visited emo
the visitation. It is not necessary to
support this position, By going back
to the time "whence the memory Of
man runneth not to the contrary" and
come on down the vista of years to the
present; for it is amply illustrated and
proved by occurrences Of recent date.
Visitations assume various forms,
and different agents and methods are
are brought into requisition to achieve
results.
Our town has had a terrible vista
ton by the fire fiend-see the broken
arches and ruined walls along the
streets.
Then the COUNTY Trustee had Wis
itation to the tune of some hundreds.
This visitation was sent upon him by
some school commissioners, and it came
in the shape of "Schoor supplys," / c,
Globes, maps, charts. etc. And the
schoOl-houses, intb which they we're to
be placed, would not keep the rains, or
the winds of heaven from beating upon
them. yhis'is n visitation superihtend-
ed by the blarney Of oily-timgued book
agents, than whom, lightning rod men
and feas, excepted no more trouble
some insects infests the land.
Burglars sometimes make vista
ton and clean a fellow up of all his
loose change, and some that wasn't
loose, leaving the visited to indulge ia
adjectives that have
odorvidc, the late safe rob
berries in thisNtOwn proving that safe
Is net safe.
Sometimes a visitation grows out 4
a visit. This is species Of evolution
not contemplated by Darwin, nor in
deed by any. other scientist, but is
evolved chiefly by young men, w-oI
prolong a'visit to their girls until lit q.
sumes the lengthy and tiresome pro
portions of a visitation much to Il e
annoyance of the cold, folks" and tie
deplorably washed-out appearance OF
the girls text day. JOSH.
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A Fashionable Marriage.

Mr.. Sam. r. Hardy, formerly of
st. Louis, and "A son ofour fellow towns
man, Mr.. Il. S. Hardy, was married
in Nashville, on June 2nd, to MISS
Bette n. DeMoss, daughter of the dis
tinguishcd Judge Abram DeMoss, at
whose house the ceremony took place.
The marriage, which was indeed an
elegant one, was witnessed byrelatiyes
and few invited friends, Mrs. r. s.
Hardy, mother of the bridegroom, and
her son, Mr.. Phi Hardy, of BoliYar,
being present on the occasion
A sumptuous repast was served, and
the fortunate couple were the recipients
of many handsome bridal presents.
We wish them much happiness.
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CRUSHED BY THECARS.
Horrible Fate OF a Painter, Who is z uih
over by Freight Tram aud
MangIed into NumberIess
AtOmss

Through freight No. =, northward
bound, passing this place at 8 o'clock,
last Sunday morning, ran over a man
named j. NJ. Roberts, just above
town, literally crushing him to pieces.
The remains were brought up on
A w4EELBARRow,
the only fitting hearse under the cir
cumstances, and an inquest was held
by Esquire G. H. Anderson. 1t was
learned in the evidence before the
jury that the man had been in Bolivar
several days, and was supposed to be
a painter, giving his name as J. If.
Roberts, having come here from Ra-
nah Station, Tenn, on the Mobile &
Ohio ~ailroad. He had been drinking
considerably, and was seen On the
streets in drunken condition after II
o'clock Saturday night. The supposi-
ton is that in wandering about, he
reached the railroad track, and there
laid down (unconsciously, of course),
to meet the terrible fate herein de-
scribed. The verdict of the jury was
that "the deceased, while drunk, was
run over and killed by a northern
bound train Sunday morning, June
5th."
He had left a pair of saddle bags
and some other articles with Mr.. Geo.
Warren on Saturday evening, and
bunch of keys was found lying beside
him on the railroad track.
a col6ted woman named Fanny |
Hill, who lives near that part of the
where the man was killed,
testified before Esquire G. III. Ander-
son that She heard a pistol shot and |
some one cry "Oh, Lerd!" between / |
and 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Yet
it is highly improbable that. the man
was murdered, rs no money or other
valuables were found among his effects,
aid it is known that he had not money
enough to pay for lodging Saturday
night. He was buried Sunday at
public expense.
We Learn that the wife of the u =
,Ortunate man committed suicide,
near Purdy, not more; than two weeks
ince,
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

II the County Court Of Hsrdeman County,
Tenn, Frank lambeth ct al, ys. Thomas
Shea, admir-, and the heirs Of J. J. Ted
ford, decd, petition 30 sell land, =. ..
1ISS, r. d.
In this cause it appearing rom the peti-
tiSh, which is sworn to, that the defendants
&C. Tedf0F5, Joseph Rhodes and wife, Z.
J. Rhodes. are n0n-residents Of the State OF
TenDaEee,.
Il Is ordered that publication be made in
the Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper published
in Bolivar, Tenn, for four successive weeks.
requiring said nonresident defendants to
enter their appearance herein by or within
the first three days Of the July term uf the
County Court Of Harderlan county, Tenn.
To be held ut the Courthouse in Bolivar, on
the
FIRST MONDAY II July, 1881.
and plead, answer or ,Iemnr to the petition,
or the same viii be taken for confessed a.
10 them and set for hearing ex-parie.
W. e. DORfOS, &. & ".
Nav ] ?. 1881.
4. NJ. Lambeth, IT., Solicitor for peli-
TONERS. 5e{g-5t.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. CASTOR Rhodes was in the city
Monday.
DIR. f. d. Moore and family haye
gone to Virginia to spend the summer.
They will visit several of the celebra-
ted watering places in the East, in
Guiding Saratoga, Long Branch and
COney Island. a pleasant trip and
,afe return.
Mrs. r S. Hardy, and her son, Mr..
Til Hardy have returned from Nash
Vile where they attended the marriage
of Mr.. Sam. r. Hardy, on Thursday
last.
Miss Mary JOY Nelson is absent OF
Il pleasure trip to Jackson.
Gen. and Mrs. Dupuy have return
ed from Memphis, after an absence OF
several weeks. The General has been
attending court in Upton county.
Mr.. Eugene Bond, of Someryille,
called at this office while in town
Tuesday. He looks well, and married
lite seems to agree with him wonder
fully.
Prof. Z. c. Graeff, the talented
musician, is organizing a vocal class.
His class in instrumental music Is not
yet made up, but will be in a few
days. Those wishing instruction in
these branches will do well to patron
ize him.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Miller, Mr.. VIII
Yopp and Miss Maggie Coleman
drove out to Mrs. Cheshier's Tuesday
evening, where the ladies will remain
for several days.
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DIES IN A DITCH.
IA C6lOred Boy Drowned Sunday Even
ing While Bathing In a Pond
Of Muddy Water.

East Sunday evening Just after 2
o'clock, a young colored boy named
Carter johnson, aged ID years, was
drowned while bathing in the stream
which passes under the railroad track
about mile above town. He had
gone beyond his depth, and although
anumber of his comrades were present,
they could not save him.
The boy had been working at Mr..
Pitser Miller's sawmill for some time
past.
An inquest was held upon the body
by Esquire c. H. Anderson, the jury
returning a verdict in accordance
with the above facts.
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Nonresident Notice.

In the Chancery Court al HaFlcman County,
Tein., No. o09 K. D -TholaIsl.l Alien,
Jno N. Mathews and wife. Amanda n
Mathews, and J. Matter Matthew'S ".
Mrs Mary Coates, MTs. Alnfa Hester and
her hhsbafs1, John Ifess r, Gtssi9 Allen.
Carrie Alien, John Allen. Saliie Allen.
Addie Allen and f. Orion Allen.
Original Biz 70 Copsffue viii OF John
Alien
In tllis cause Il appearing from the BIZ
which * sworn &c, that the defendants,
Mrs.. Mary Coates, Mrs Alma Lester and
her husband, John Hester. Gusie Allen,
Carrie Allen, John Allen. Sallie Allen and
Addie Allen are non-Tesiaeats Of the State
II Tennessee.
Il Is therefore ordered that publication
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Attachment Notice

Attachment bes6re c. II. Anderson, Justice
of the Peace for Hardeman county, Ten
rassee-Wm. Thompson vs.. WIN. NJ.
Crawford.
The plaintiff having sworn out an at
tachment in the above stated case before me,
on an account for S266 50, against defend
ant, who is a nonresident OF the State of
Tennessee, and said attachment having
been this day returned before me, levied on
real estate of defendant, it is therefore or
dered that publication be made in the Boil
var Bulletin, newspaper published ia the
town of Bolivar, Tennessee, for fauF succcs-
sive weeks, requiring the defendant, VIM.
NJ. Crawf0fa.to appear before me at my
Office in the town of Bolivar, Tennessee on
the 18th day OF June, 1881, and defend said
action or de cause will be proceeded with
eS-parte.
G. II. ANDERSON, J. P,
Hardeman County, Tenn.
This 18th day Of May, 1881.
Wood & McNcal, AttoTleSs Tor plaintiff.
~ y 4 r@
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C. st. L. e. N O. Railroad.
Non-ResitIe1T Notices

In the County Court of Hardeman County,
Tenn.
F. Williams ct al, vs. J. ". Williams ct al,
petition to partition and sell laud, No.
3 1884 Il. D.
y THIS CAUSE It appearing from the
L petition, which Is sworn to, that the de-
PENDANTS, J. W. Williams, II. Y Williams
and +. A. Williams are non-residents Of the
State of Tennessee,
1t Is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Bolivar BulIe-
rim, newspaper published in Bolivar, Ten
ncssee, requiring said nonresident defend
mts to enter their appearance herein, by OF
within the first three days Of tire june term,
1881, of the County Court OF Hardeman
county, Tennessee, TO be hclcf'at the Court
house ia Bolivar, on
MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1891;
and plead. answer or demur to complain
ants petition, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for bearing ex
parte. W. {. DORION, Clerk.
This 28th April, 1881.
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Grand Feast and Frolic.

You are cordially invited to atterd
grand Festival and Ice-cream SUI
per 10 be given at ICONS, Tenn, Thur :
day night June, Is, 1881.
VIII use proceeds in procuring seats,
desks for the ICONS academy just con =
pleted. A regular supper viii be pre-
pared for all who wish to partake of 1t
from 6 to 8 o'clock pm.
J. w. NuckoIIs,
w. 4. Mercer,
j. d. Ammons,
r.. b. Bradford,
w. L. Niece,
Z. F. Young
J. w. McClendeh..
Committee.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
RIVERsIDEs.
PICKED NINE.
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Hugh Harkins, Umpire.

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Hugh Harkins, Umpire.
The game was witnessed by a large
number of ladies and gentlemen, the
winners being presented with beauti-
ful bouquet by the st. James Hall
Baseball Club, which is composed ell
tirely of young ladies. We are re
quested to return thanks to the fair
donors for the fitting compliment.
The Riversides will 60 to jackson
soon, to contest with one Of the clubs
of that city.