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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24

A Philosopher in America can't get
more than fifty dollars a week for his
work, while leading negro minstrel
can make five hundred dollars in that
time. And vet wheu an Englishman
happens to say that ignorance is gnaw-
ing at the vitals Of the Republic, the
American Eagle looks around for some
place where It can get up aud scream
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24

IT may interest some people to know
that America consumes about one-siXth
of all the Champagne made. Russia
and England are the principal consu-
me's; then comes France, and next
America; Germany is the smallest
consumer, preferring her own wines,
and Italy takes comparative little to
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24

LOVE, faith, patience-thc three
essentials to a happy life.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24

There have been very destructive
floods in California, and Marysville
and Sacramento were both threatened
with inundation. Thirty-fve thousand
square miles were submerged, and the
damage sustained is immense. At the
last accounts the water was subsiding
and the danger oyer.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24

Dr., j. c. AVER & CO., lowell, Mass,
f'recfieG9iand 1iIsGIyticaI Chcnsssts.
soLr III ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Moore & Harvey and Z, D. Moore Agent.
Bolivar Tenn. 49,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24
Terms CT ADvERr.sIEe.

One square Of eight lines, 81 % for The ars in>r
tiou. aud % ccAts fnr ech .ltscnant ir,.artl.,,-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
9cOfOfcW.

Cine Der 2iebIinssbIumen Der Oeuti6en
lit Die 2eufole, austn lebr ntele S6trlerlgs
feiten baben Neande nit Der Nn3ubt iuaz
aer Bflausen oieler Qlrt, uno belouoers
iber bas umfallen, oas Branoigper ben
uno Nblteden Der SGmlinge - naments
LID in S0pfen - bort man Dielfa1 &la=
gen. Die IlriaGen bieler WiBitGnoe lies
1en tbeils in Der our Quslaat pertDenoeten
Grbe, tbeils in gu btdtem SGen, tbeiIs in
benz MangeL an frti6er Suit, t6eils in
einem llebermaBe BON Teu2tisfeit. Our
Saateroe DertDenoe ma nielnals lolde,
Die unnerfaulte Oiirgert6eile entbGlt, aIio
aud feline Otiltbeeteroe; am beften eignet
fi6 bic @roe bon WonIwurfsbieeIn auf
Mielen, Die i'm @inter iber gele9en bat
unb = ie nadoem ie lGtuerer ooer Iei6ter
lift nit mebr ooer tpeuiger reinem Sano
gu b rieben lift. Sn GOpfen beoede man
ben Samen NIT reineln SanD, Dem man
ettuas feines 9ol5toblenpuIper betgemeugt
bat. SIN Uttltbeete mag man benz Sanoe
aud ctlpas @rbe beimengen, bod lit aud
bier Der refine Sano nit GoDlenpuIper
Dorsu3ieben; man bite itd aber, Sur Grz
iu1rmung cine Wiltunterla9e 3u MAIDEN,
benin biele lit bGufig bic 8eranlafiung, oaB
lelblt 6ltere Bflansen in elmer 9tadt 81
@ruuoe geben. Die 2ebtolenpfan3en pers
traaen ben OunIt beS 8feroemiites burds
aus nidt. 0tan ide fe oesbalb enttpeoer
in falte Beete, ODER, falls man tuegei ans
berer nod i'm Ntiitbeete befinoli6eu Saas
ten cine @%rpdrmung fir notbuenbtg bGlt,
penoe man 81 oielem 3pede fea6tes
2au5 oil.
gu bidte Saat lit betanntIi9 BEL allen
BflanSen na6tbeilig, bel 9entoien
aber gera6eau beroerblt6, 6a nldtS 10 iebr
bas umfaIen unb Granddaughter beriel=
ben b~eeuu1igt. Wan idbe nIbt in gu
friiber SabreS3eit. mo man ipegen Der
Witterung niht tGg[ib ben Bfan3en bins
rei6en0e 2uft 9ebea fam. 0as lebt
tribe SGen lift aud ielten bon gortbeit,
inoem it6 Die Bflansen, ab9eieben poa Den
nielcn @efabren, benen 1te oann ausgeleBt
iinb, bod itets tpeit lan9lamer entpl6eIn,
ais BEL miloem @etter. Die 9eDtoien=
pflansen tpouen biel, lebr DteL Suit, unb
iuenn iie bieie nidt erbaLten, lino tie faft
ilniner nerlpren.
@roBe 0orIi6t erbeii6t 6as 8egieBen.
Gs laiien ii6 bieriber feline genauen Ges
geln geben, nieIme1r lit 0as leot9lib Sa6e
Der Grfabrnng nn6 Mufmerfiauteit. 0eies
mails 9ieBe mar eber, als bts Die Groe
pirfli6 troden lit, ooppeIt nabtbeilig lit
Das l~ebergieBen. tpenn man ben Htlan3eH
niht binIdneltd SUIT 9eben fam. @bealo
wenie aber oarf man in pen sntgesense-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
M0nict ut @icncnnp6.

Tim unge3iefer, nie Mduie unb &atten
i'm 8ienenltod, gu ncrtilgen, nebme man q
Seller, file BEN einen nit Wlebl, ben ans
oeren nit Waiier, uno iteue Tie neben eins
amber an ben Srt, mo ii9 bic S1iere aufz
5ubalten pflegen. 2ebtere peroen alSbalo
oaDon freilen un6 oaS nG6ite OeaI tbre
&ameraoen gum S6mauie mitbringen.
yta6oem man nun tpdbreno etntger Sage
3ur glnIodung oaS WtebL unnermti6t aufz
geiteut bat uno bic Sreiier poafommeu
ii6er rnb BRETT 9eporoen iinb, Dermengt
man bas WtebL our 6dltte nit gebranntem
uno feingeitebtem @Dps, Dem man nod
etuas 3uder auieben mag, ba Die M6ule
unb Staten befanntli6 groBe 2edermduler
iino. Der Seller NIT 9Saiier muB eben=
faus td8li6 frii6 9efiiut tperben. 9as
llnge3iefer friBt nun bon bem @DpsmebL
uno iGuft bon benz @aiier. I'M Der. fi6
barauf einiteIenoen Ourit au I0lhen; baum
aber Derbdrtet ii6 Der @DpS in ben @ingez
tDeioen uno fiibrt ben SOD Der Sbiere berz
bel. 2luf biele 8eile fam man iib Der Gebez
rem %maiienueiie entleoi9en. 9as MitteI
lit. beionbers aud OesbaIb au empFeblen,
neil es ni9t gtfti9 lit unb bon ben 8ies
men tueoer gefreiien nod Deri6Ieppt tpirb,
ebenio tpentg bon anoeren 6austbieren,
Des6alb mar basielbe aud ionlt in StGIz
len &C. aItpenben faRn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
x~opfeew6@ie ttt syrete,t.

Die 3eit nabt, no bic Gopfgepd6le in's
Greie gebra6t ner6en, auein ni1t ale
werben ausgepHan5t, iouoern man1e mllz
ien in tbren G0pfen bIeiben Dor Senitern,
I'M Gorbau ODER auf benz Dalton. Sn Der
9teesl iino oieielben an lol6en llGben inn
9o6iommer menigftens mGbreuo zines
SbetIs oes Sages ben beiBen @trablen Der
Come nno bGuHg AUDI oen austroGnens
ben @tnoen ausgeieBt, poour6 tie iu
ibrem @eoetben ihmer benQht1eiligt tperz
ben. Beionbers lit bies oen Bflansen
idGoli1, penn Die @roe in ben I6pfeu.
Die einen auten MGrmeleiter biloen, 6urd
Die Sonnenitrablen berart ertpGrmt tuerz
ben, oaB bic @uraeln barunter leioen.
Sin iebr 9utes MitteI se9en bieien llebels
ftanO lit, Die 20pfe nit BEN Pflanan in
9rOBere 3Opfe ODER Soften au leben uno
ben 3piidenraum nit Moos ober Sanb
auS5ufuuen. @ieBt mar nun bic lebtereu
Stoffe bon !3eit gu 3eit an, 10 erbdlt 1id
niht rur eine geei9nete @drme, lon6ern
aud cine gleidmdBi9e Seubtigteit in Der
@roe Der 81ansent6pfe.
0er oies einfaGe WtttteI antuenoet. tptrb
fit Die ftetne Miibe unb Nuslage burh
baS @eoeiben ieiner Gopfeemd9ie biuIdnes
LID belo6nt tDer0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09

Mil6 = SutDeilen inter i3uiab bon 8utz
termil6 ooer Die fYitterunq bon abges
rabmter SiiBmitb Dor. yttenlals fam
baour6 ooer 6ur6 ettpas Qnoeres =
Die frtide Gubmilh ericbt iperDen. @m
beiten freili6 bon allen ~GriaBmitteln lit
nod 2iebig's &GlbermiId. 9ieielbe niro
folgenOermaBen bereitet: Mau fo6t 2 l1ns
gen gSeiScnmebl init 1 Quart Na1ier uno
/ Quart abgerabmter SitBmiLd: bierauf
IGBt man ben 8rei bis auf 10 @rao st.
0bfiiblen. isBt 2 lln3eT GeidroteteS WaI3,
lptpie J Oradme ooppeltfoDIen laures Salt
btn3u uno lteut Die Sliifigfett tparm.
0ur9 ben i'm Olals entbaltenen eigenz
t6ii1nli6en GimeiBfOrper, g%enannt v0ias
itaie", Delder fid BET Der Geimlng Der
@erlte bilbet, miro mad ungefGbr + Stuns
ben oa5 StGrfen1ebl oes WeisenS III 3uder
~umgetpanoelt. llm bic peitere @Gbz
rung su n%erbtnoern, mir6 Die Stiiiiiea
felt ieBt einmaL aufgefo6t, 6ur9 oituues
3eug geleibt lto oant IauiDarm ners
futtert. l1numgdnaltd notbpenoiG. sur
@%rsielung zines 9rDberen @rfolges lit bic
peinLi6lte Sor9faIt bel 8ereitun9 uIb
SerabfoIgung oieier SGtberiuppe.
9teben oer Wlutterntlh berette ntan benz
iungen G.bicre Elm itt6itoffretdes uno
Iei6t peroaulides Sutter in ourbaus II
bel1rGntter Wenae. Spdterbin tann benz
Salbe alerbingS AUDI Die W1Il0 an Oerer
Stiibe uerabretdt tperben, bod bari i6un
~fei1enfaus Die er1te Wtuttermil6 borentz
baIten tperben. 3u9lei6 lit Die &rt bes
GrGnfenS, D~ernnDge uelder Die Ufild Qes
molten uno benz Galbe in einem @efGBe
Derabreiht tDiro, entpIehlenSpertber ais
bic bes SaugenlalIens. Sic bat nGmlid
Dor lebterem ben gostbeil Doraus, DAP
man Die Otil6erseugung oes Oeuttertbies
res ipie ben UtilbperbralO oeS &albcS
better regeln fam. Serner crm09Ii6t oaS
Srdrlfen Elm beliere5 un0 bouftdnoi9ereS
Gntleeren oes Cutters, 0a anoernfaus Die
Stub Die mad benz Sau9en nod i'm Gutter
entbaItene Mild bartndGtg SuriiG6GIt uno
1te iid fallm 6ur1 Wielfen entreiBen lGBt.
S6lieBli1 mi:b beim Qnfsieben 6ur6
SrGnfcn has Nbieben erlei6tert.
Sci l6paden Sbieren uno @rftltnGs>
fGlbern miro aIIeroing5 mitunter oaS
SaugenLa1ien nothipenoig; oann aber
brin0e mait oa5 Galb tets in eiren beion=
beren Stat n lal1e eS anfangS 4-5
NAL, ipGter "a NAL tGgIt6 5ur Otntter.
Niemals binoe man 0as Galb in Der Jtdbe
Der Mutter an uuo Laiie es na6 8eIi chen
i~coerSeit ldugen. Senn oaS &atb nibt
ale Mtuttermil6 ber3ebren fann, 10 muBs
man einen %beltimmten SDetl oerlelben
enttpeber Dor Dem Saugen auSmelfen oocr
ben iibrig 9ebliebenen She'll nab Dem
Saugen ltetS ourd OteIfen aus benz Guter
entfernen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
(Dtitsetbeilt.l
&ettcMe09e.

ge;ieIi6 Der iinsit in bieien Spalten
beidriebenen S~ettenegge befinbe i6 mid in
Der ongenebmen Gage, ben 2elern mitt6eiz
len al ~f6nnen, oaB beiaste Ggge bereits
ieit ldn9eren Sabren aud bier in &mcrica
in @ebrau6 itebt. go ). y. lit elm Sarz
mer, gamens @n1. Goo3ier. BET 0ortbz
point. Song SSlanb, 90. g., i'm 8eitbe etz
ner lolAeT &%ettenegge. Sine ipeientli6e
@rlei6terung ibrer 8erbreitung lift, baB
Oieielbe tuoblieil lit uno bon ieoem 9ufs
idmieo o6ne ieben Qnipru6 auf 9lusz
iblieBli6teit our6 8atente ooer bic @rz
tenntli6fett elmer anoeren Perion anges
fertist peroen fam.
s. S. 3.
6 m es t 0 n n, SEQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
slmisie1em bon &6lber,,.

@le;dpie beim Meniden, bdnqt audi
beim Ebiere bic 18eiterentpideIuug ,baupts
id6lib BON ben Nabrunssftoffen i'm erlten
~0ebensiabre ab. Durd bic 8eldafteubeit
oieier Nabrung miro bel WenlG unb
0ieb entpsoer etne fernige geiunoe@runos
la9e fur bic fInfti9e 2eituu9sfGbigfeit ges
Ie9t. ooer aber audi Die @ntmiGelana
elmer ioIden 0 9auie aus untergraben.
Die uatursemGBeite 9fabrung fir oas
iunee Gbier i'm eriten 0ebensiabre lit
ielbltperitdn6lih bic frii6e Muttermild.
WoS6lahtfalber l6le6t i'm Breiie fteben,
aiebe1 NanGe Die G%Itter1n9 nit laIrer
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09
2gsehenfliehe g0inois @taafs-Bea,.,s.

lebten Gebler nerfaIen unb bic 81an3en
pertrofnen laiien. 1lebertriebene Bf1anz
sen laiien iih mitunter nod retten. ipenr1
man ife Tin Die @urStl herum nit feinem
Sano beitreut. 8ranbtgc 4flan3en 1tlto
itets perloren; iDenn au6 einselne am He7
Sen biei5en uno neue @ur3eln tretbcn, 10
bsbaiten fe bod ilnmer elm fiinmerli6es
NuSleben. s3uipeilen be9innen Gltere
Yflausen in ben Saatbeeten 81 !DeIfen,
obne oaB man Die urlahe oaDon entSeden
tdnu; le iinb oft nod gu %rette1, tpenit
man lie 10 idneu als m09It3 in ein aMOes
res Sect DerpfIau3t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-05-09

nno aeIangt gum Nrtafluile. inbem tie Dem
NinniaIc folgt, tpel0es Die Jte9enrpaner
GuI oem fiirSeitcn Ne8c pom @ipfel oes
Yeriltcri berab na6 Dem genannten Ttulle
fiibrt, nobel lie al ben D0rfern Salarrs
Dpte unb Widalibt DoriiberfOmmt. Sens
leits oieiec lebteren Suntte Derfol0t iie cen
G6aIipeg oes Tluiles bis gu oefien Wlns
6nlla IN Den Wolf.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-13
OAKLAND POULTRY YARDS,

Constantly on Land and for saIe oboie, s,a,,v,.,.
the follow ing varieties of fowls
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-08-13
NOTICE 70 co.uWNERs.

CARSON CIrY, NEVADA, June ID, 1881.
To Oliver Anderson Joseph Boce, Thomas Mayes A. G
hobart and Nathaniel Holiness You hereby notified
shat the undersigned, have expended the
hundred and six $1,000 do lars in o. S. gold coin labor
and improvements, upon the Emerald Mining Claim and
Lode situate, lying and being in Urmsby county. State
Nevada, about one and one half miles of the Lake
View tunnel the line the Virginia Truekee Rail
road. Said claim al point the south side
u the line of the Virginia and Gold Hill Water Company
1ater pipe and thence south fifteen hundred feet
she north line Of the Bassette Mining CAIN which said
sum expended by for the purpose Of holding
m and premises under the provisions of Section 1924 of
amount required hold the for the years 1878 1870
snd 1885, of which amount expended the proportion
each OF you cooyners in said lode and claim is the
amount set opposite your respective names. towit:
OAver Anderson. .$3S Is
9OSepn bOice IL
AnohiaS MaytS. rs
~ noUa,e ~
s2tnanlei 10 So
And within hundred and eighty days after the first
publication of this notice. you fail refuse contribute
your proportion OF such expenditure co-owners as
rce the property Of the subscribers under said Sec
SOl 1894
ROSS LEWERS,l
P. N MARKER
G. LEE,
MAURICE MAY
Hs ELIAS OWENS.
June 14-3Od1
The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
DON'T GIVE UP.

What If you have tried different "put
up" medicines In vain. Have you not
been equally disappointed IN some
physicians? Do not consider your case
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The introduction Of these two reme-
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Ladies' need no longer submit to the
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men. Mrs. Samuel M. Kemper, of
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The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
An UnsouudeA sssry.

WAsHINGToN, July 6.-1The story tsle-
graphed from here to the eject thaeaftor
shooting the President 0uitean tuRned
his pistol toward Secretary Blaine, with
the evident purpose ofshooting him Also,
but was prevented BY Benson, former "
of the Secret Servtos Division, u pro-
nounced false by, Ticket Agent PARKS
Smith, who saw him shoot the Presi.
grasped Guiteau by the throat and boss
him to the floor. Parke says Guitesp
did not make any sort OF demonstrn-
ton toward Secretary Blaine, and, faI-
ther, that no man caught the assassin
by the throat and pressed him down
on the floor. He says the story b .
canard made out OF the whole
cloth.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
The ..Crsnks, Again.

Washington seems to be q kind Of
bedlsm. The dispatches tell us OF all
manner Of curious, Eighty people,
whose antics and hallucinations would
be amusing were it not for the terrible
outcome Of one freak Of madness 10 the
shape Of an attempt upon the Presi-
dents life.
The day before yesterday one
"crank" was arrested for expressing .
wish to shoot Mr.. Blaine. Yesterday
another was taken into custody on
the charge OF menacing the Vice Pres
ident. ...
Still another yesterday intruded in.
to the White House saying 'T am
directed by the Lord to apply this
salve to the wounds Of the Pre- sident,
which will then be instantly cured. +"
He was driven Of.
Washington should tAke better care
OF its lunatics. It's ''cranks" should
be kept under more rigid discipline.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
THE MOROCCO TRADE.

The Present Condition I'm This City
The present condition Of the morocco
trade of Wilmington is thus officially
given In this weeks Shoe and Leather
Reporter
William Bush & Co. are building q
brick factory, 40 by 80 feet, five stories
high TO the rear, and connecting with
their present premises. When complet-
ed 1t will be used for beam Flushing and
drying purposes. The product Of this
house Is 90 dozen of Cape and Tampico
day, finished into pebble stock,
The morocco factory Of 1. Trimble
Quigley, on West Fourth street is we'll
advanced, aud will be ready for occu-
pancy about the middle Of August, and
that of VIM. j. McClary ,on West Sixth
street, about the Jst Of August.
w. Jones & Co., are busy on 120 doz.
en- day Of Madras and Patnas, which
they turn into kid and pebbles.
Charles Baird and Co., work on Mo-
cha skins.
Charles e. Fritz & Co., finish Curacao
and Tampico.
j. Park Postles produces Tampico
and South American stack.
John G. Taylor and Go. tan European
and Cape skins.
william Baedenkoft produces Cape
and European.
Eglinton ank Mahoney work Patnas
and Balkans, the former into kid and
pebbles, and the latter into pebbles,
working some twelve dozen day.
Pusey Scott and 20. turn out Patna
skins.
John G. Baker makes Patna and Gu
racoas speciality.
VIM. Y. Warner has been working
out East-India tanned stock.
VIM. Bonner is finishing few dozen
| to-day.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
Guiteau,s Impuasnee.

WASHINGTON, July o.--Slncs he
attempted assassination Of The Pruai-
dent, Mr.. Judd, one OF the latter's secrs-
taries, has recalled TO mind the fact that
last fall, soon after the Octobsr election,
while the President was at Mentor, Ohio,
be received from the. then unknown
Charles Guiteau tho following lsttsr,
dated New York city, and written upon
headed paper Of the Fifth Aveuue 10.
tel: tsa4l iiaigs sIsi3aA'
DEAR GENERAL: I, Charles 0uitsau,
hereby make application for the Austrian
Mission. Being about to marry . veal
thy and accomplished heiress Of this
city, we think that together we might
represent this nation with dignity and
grace. On the principle Of hrst come
first served, have faith that ysu will
give this application favorable considsr.
alton. ..s..,.5,i,l. ilts
(Signed) CHARLES Gu1TEAu,
The letter was shown 70 General Gar
field rather as curiosity than q q COM
munication 20 be answered, and be sev-
eral times afterward referred to it half
humor0usly ~ an illustratiAn Of nm
paralleled audscity and impudencs.
& HHH ~.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Special Meeting for the COnsideral
tiOn Of \ ew school Plans.

special Meeting Tor the COns100r&
tiOn Of ew school Plans.
The Board of Education held q
special meeting last evening for the
purpose of considering plans for pro-
posed new school houses. A bare
quorum-teu members-was pre-
sent.
The proposed new schools are to
be located at Tenth and Spruce and
Oak and Harrison streets, and the
bone contention among the members
of the Board Is whose plans TO ado pt.
Plans have been submitted by Frank
r. Carswell and G. G. Graham, and
also for the Tenth and Spruce streets
school by Edward Jefferis. Mr..
CaHswell's plans were favored by
DR.. Grimshaw and Mr.. Hazlett, while
the drawings of architect Graham,
who IS q recent arrival in this city,
from TreLton N. j., are urged by
Messrs. Morrow and Lobdell. A
motion by DR.. Grimshaw to adopt
the Carswell plans was lost by
standing vote of four to six and after
going through their usual course oi
taking ODE action, and then recon-
sidering and deciding in an exactly
opposite direction the Board finally
adopted the following resolution
which will stand until the next meet
ing:
Resolved, That the Building com
mittee to build school houses at til,
corner Of Tenth and Spruce and Gal
and Harrison, be and is hereby au'
thorized to ,have proper drawings
and specifications prepared and in.
vite proposals to be handed into tn,
board at the stated meetingto b.
held the third Mouday eve ming il
July.
No. 10 committee was authorizes
to re rent the present building unit
the new school house in the Eleventh
ward is completed.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
Great Inducements.

|"
Our great annual closing out sale
o. ofspring and summer clothing at the
Boston One Price Clothing House
will com, mence on Saturday June 18
and continue until all are sold.
Extra special inducements offered
in boys and children's depar tment.
Every purchaser Of ofa suit will
receive a present. 5=-
The presents consist of silk hand
ferchiefs. neckwear, suspenders and
other articles too numerous to mem
ton.
All are invited to attend the sale
and procure d bargain, and 1 am salts
LED they will 60 away happy.
v. e. HOLMES, Prop.
2l3 Market street. "
jel7-eotltf.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
THE CHANGE ron THE BETTER
How she Patient Wakened-Th,
MOrntng Scenes Within and With
out.

How she Patient Wakened-The
MOrntng Scenes Within and with.
out.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Despair of
the life Of the President has at last
given way to almost perfect confidence
in his recovery. The feeling of hope
entertained by the frequenters of the
Width House has bee so strong for
the past three days that the most dis
NAL prumbler in the city could not
have made the Presidents friends
believe this morning that his recovery
vas not assured. Such confidence,
however, is not justified by the Presi-
DENTS condition. The chances arc
still against his recovery, but the
symptoms of the past twenty four
hours have been 80 favorable as to
materially increase the prospects.
Three weeks will in all probability
elapse before the President can rea-
sonably be pronounced safe.
There is danger of secondary hemor-
rbage, secondary Inflammation, and pus-
uoising. It is to be hoped that these con-
ditions Of the wound will be- averted.
The skill of the physicians, the able
nursing the President has received, and
his own indomitable courage and deter
mination all combined will save him If
II be possible to save any being who has
received such injuries. The change for
the better In the Presidents condition
was plainly perceptible in the appear
ance OF the White House grounds this
morning. The crowds that had hov ,red
about the gates for four days had disap-
neared.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-07
LOCAL LINES.
Deviled clans at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters Of Fullmer'

Deviled CLAIMS at Fullmers.
Clam croquet at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Ladies' are especially invited TO con-
suit DR.. Todd. Ofice 802 Marke
street. June It'll
In responding to the alarm Of FIRE
Yesterday morning, the iron rod con-
Meeting the axle and tongue of the
Phoenix engine was broken. One of
the horses fell and was slightly cut.
John Smith, of 9th and Madison
streets, was overcome by the heat
while responding to the Ere alarm
yesterday morning. He was carried
to the Friendship engine house /,
where he renamed in an unconscious
condition nearly all day but by even
ing he was better.
The commission to assess damages
for the Wilmington " Northern
Railroad extension TO the Delaware
River front, concluded their labors
yesterday assessing merely nominal
damages. The extension will be u.s.
ed solely for freight purposes.
A committee of the Hanley Hose
Company, of Chester, was in town,
Yesterday, and made arrangements
to attend the Reading tournament,
in company with the Wilmington,
fremen, next September.
Treasurer Morrow, of the Board
Of Education, will be ready to pay
the July salaries of teachers and Off
GERS on Friday morning.
The moonlight excursion of Co.
A. Wilmington Battalion Of Patri-
archs,I o. o. F., will take place this
evening, on the steamer FELTON,.
At the Edgemoor Iron Works,
yesterday, number of workmen
were compelled to quit work on &C.
count OF the heat.
Councilman VIM. Il. Blake re.
turned from Baltimore, yesterday
Register Bigss has admitted to
probate the will ofJoseph B. C0nrow
and issued letters testamentary TO
Sarah B., Joseph D., George e. B.,
and Howard F. Conrow, Executors
named therein.
The Water Witch company have
decided to sell their alarm bell
| weighing l4O0 pounds, the introduc.
| ton of the fire alarm telegraph hav-
| ing rendered its further use unneces-
| sary.