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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

II AVfNCs this day suggested the insol-
H vcncy OF the estate Of Garland Au,ler-
son. decd, % the Clerl, Of the County Co irt
OF Hardeman Comfy, Tenn, ali persons
haying claims against said estate are hereby
notified 70 file the same, property arlhepti-
Gated. with said Clerk, on or urfore the
25TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881,
or they will be barred both in law and
equity. ". J. ANDERSON, Admir-.
This Nav 25th. 1881.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
How to Secure Health.

1t seems strange that anyone viii suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when
Seovilis' Sarsaparilla and StilliHgia, or
Blood and Liv,r Syrup, viii restore perfect
health 70 the physical organization. 1t IS
indeed strengthening syrup, pleasant TO
take, ard has proven itself to be the Best
Blood Purifier ever discovered, elicctually
curing Scrofula, SyphiIitic disorders. Weak
ness OF the Kidneys, EAv~ils-i~S, " lari
all Nervous disor,i r. un,i .. b:litv. I.iliau
complaints and all DISEASES Indicating au
impure Cond ton of tn" RL,,,.l, Liver. Kid
news, Stomach, Skin, etc. Il c"rrcs.t,. lndj-
Gcstion. \ single bottle VIII i,rov. To Won
Its merits health r. w.r. lar Il Ac.s
Like Charm, especially when the COM
pl:tint Is of an exhaustive nature haxing a
tendency TO lessen the natural yigur OF ti,r
brain and nervous system.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

ABOUT Il dozen preferred star route
cont actors, Tom Brady, Steve Dorsey
and one or two ncvspa Der IN me ON
the book for plundering the govern
mcnt.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

TIE revised New Testament viii
continue 10 bc regarded as a literary
curiosity. twill not take tho place of
the old. 50 saws III authority.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

Coz. Addie Wheatley lectured at
the Court House one evening last weej,
to Il large and clamorous audience.
The Colonel. was quite equal to the oc-
casion. His eloquencc rose high above
the tumultuous applause which greeted
him. With one foot on the Rocky
Mountains, the other on the Allegha-
MES. he reached up among the stars
and transPosed the soft, warbling mu-
sic of the planets, or else ''woye spor-
tive garlands" with the gIaring Cash f
suns, and ''hcld converse" with the
crush of worlds When the Colonel
condescended to alieht from this lofty
perch he took drink Of water and
was arplauded long and loudly. III e
Colonel subject was The utter Abso-
luti5rl of the Scientifcness Of Egotis-
licaI Demonstrations as seen by the
Pickering light of the Jock-0-the IAN
tern Of the 18th century"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
Non-Reaide--t Notice.
State OF Tennessee, H. I, Patterson,
Nardeman County. } Thos H. Owens
AttaclmeGts In these causes.

Attachments in these causes.
YTAPPEARING by affidavit that the de-
4 fcndunt, Thomas H. Ovens, Is Justly in
debted to the plaintiff, and is NONRESIDENT
OF the State of Tennessee, Sc that the ordi-
nary pro, e.s of law cannnt be served upon
him; aud an oIj .inaI attachment having
been Levied by serving garnisliment upon
therefore ordered that publication be made
in the Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper pub
lished in the town OF Bolivar, Tenn. Tor four
successive weeks, commanding the said Thos.
II. Owens 10 appear before me or some other
justice Of the peace, at my office in Grand
junction, Tenn, 1st civil district Of said
county, on or before the 23d day OF Septein-
Der. 1881, and make defense to said suits
against him, or they VIII be proceeded with
cx parte.
" u. MAULDIN, J. P, e
This Both day of March 1881
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

ADIINGsTEATE0N is spell with Il big
A in Albany now, and St;,lwart with a
Ii tie s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

CoEKILEG's chances have, like
sunbeuns passed him by"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

THE Press G invention will meet at
Chattanooga Jane 10Th.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

THURSDAY. sTNE . 1881.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
Dr.. Green's ozvrenatea Bitters

y I'VE - , 9----7
Is the oldest AVID best remedy for Dyspepsia,
Biliousnes,, Malaria, Indigc 5tiun, ali dis
orders of the stomach, and all diseases ind
eating an impure condition Of tie BLOOD,
Kidneys, Liver, Skin, etc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
- La ~ - ~ elttC4
Nelson County, Ky.
SOLE AGENTS:

Moore & Harvey, Agents, Bolivar.
D. J. q J. T. Jones, Agents, Toons.
Baird & Bro. Agents, Hickory Val
ey:
J. T. Hayes. Grand Junction, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
Every Lady Should Read.
LOUISVILLE LADIES' PURCHASING AGENCY.

LOOioHiLLE LhOiES' PURCHASING AGENCY
The undersigned, with additional facilities and after
long and successful experience in the purchasing
business desires 90 again call especial attention hes
arrangements for filing orders from distance for
every article to the complete satisfaction Of those whs
may honor her with their patronage.
A specially is made Of buying and superinteadins
the manufacture Of TRossEAT. and the ordering and
trimming Of boSleETS and HAS. Children's suits
VIII be made 20 order and Patterns, Dresses and
Clo3ks cut and basted. mistake has been
made IN fitting any article Of dress and charge sviY
Dc ,.tadk II IossSLffs szfisfaesios Is Soe efDeH.
Hundreds Of patrons can be referred to who wiz
manufactured article viii be prepared by leading
artist in their particular line
Hats, Gloaks. Gloves. Hosiery. Iswelry. Cuaa,
Collars, Lace, Ribbons, Carpets, Furniture, and
Furnishing Goods, and every article Of wear or
Domestic use bought upon the most favorable terms.
rangsments with the skiful Hodstes and leading
wholesale and retail merchants in every line enable her
TO hold out rare Inducements by which from to 50
per Cent can be saved by buying through this Agency
Every article viii Be chosen with the greatest
care. Everything manufactured IS made under per-
sonal supervision and win be Of the best material
finest finish, azd in the latest modes II elegance
work Tor the same money can be obtained through this
Agency Il IS to the interest Of ladies desiring dress
well, TO patroniEe it.
The large clearing and bankrupt sales in the city
continually present magnificent opportunities for get
ting great bargains Samples sent free upon receipt Of
Correspondence solicited. It costs little to mail
letter, Aad is will be promptly and satisfactorily
The Louisville Market is especially adapted to the
Sogthesn taste and il viii Dc Sesnd TO give better
SarsAssoa TIA either Philadelpbia or New York,
whiie pEicss aa saalfy less. There is an elegance
ssnsHaase - Glzes IN the dressing Of Southern
Lad=D ghsa8 es8ast b inflated, and which is Of
tbCs hisest charms. To maintain this IS Of the
chief eHor9s Of the hAazger Of this Agency. ANY
Nrtiebe made purchased East, will be duplicated
nth 10 Pe5 cent. OF Refers by permission TO Rev.
SsaaFt Robinson D. D., ". N. Haldeman, Manager
Courier Journal. and Col BOnnest II Young.
TRsA!S-s per cent on all purchases Money can
Be sens by Check Registered Letter, or Post-ohes
Order o. viii send 6. o. D. Address
MRS. 3. p. MITCHELL.
u
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

DJRNO'S CATARRH SNUFF cures = |
affections OF the mucous membrane of the
head and throat
DR.. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS arc II.
best Cathartic.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

The HARPER" Whisky is the
result Of the experience of twenty-five
years. in which time the manufacture
has been perfected 50 as to produce an
article as pure and nutritious as bread
made of the grain from which it is
originally distilled, with mellow taste,
delicacy of flavor and exhilarating
quality unsurpassed BY any ever made
IN Kentucky.
L W. Harper, Distiller,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09

G. W. ARMIsTEAD, Editor & Prop'r.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
NCn-Residemt Notice.

In the County Court Of Hard .man County.
Tenn. NJ. Matthews, petition to resign
astrustee, vs.. Jno. f. Hamlin, Mamie
May Hamlin and her guardian, J S. Rob
ertsor, No. 1IS5 L. D.
In This cause 1t appearing from petition,
which is sworn to, that the defendant John
+. Hamlin, Is nonresident OF the State of
Tennessee,
Its ordered that publication be made in
the Bolivar BuIIetin, a newspaper published
in Bolivar, Tenn, for four successive weeks.
requiring said John F. Hamlin to enter his
appearance herein on or beforg the first three
days Of The jane term, 1881, Of the County
Court of IIardeman County, Tenn, to be
held III BoIivarOR
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
MONDAY. JUNE G. IS

and plead, answer or demur to the. petition
or the same will lie taken for confessed as Il
him and set for hearing ex parte
W. &. DORION, Clerk.
!. Fentress, Solicitor. 5-5-lt
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
IusOIven& Notice.

+. Fcntress. Solicitor.
, 1881-11-02
ON 'CIIANGE.

TIE NnDM IN memberships. =
Thu Iloarn OF Trnda boo,n ycstorlny appeared
to bc In memberships. EARLY tho quotation WIN
$s,afU bid, latcr E.i60. and rlltnor nnmcd stooo.
1t II Hnid that II petition, which has already re-
cclvc the necessary number Of signatures, will
shortly 10 presented to tho Directors ,isking
tilAt the initiation fee lie Advanced 10 <lU 00O.
est u es ~ o a Gpsts ss It 3
hitting tkoir lips, aud those who forfeited thoIr
thlni they. .tiil not hive moro foresght., What
look Into futurltyY
"tloME rALHxr,"
RESOURCES nrg im,no nsc, aud ~ never falls
n%1tS nfS by ,,,s. when 1 teorf boys
cnn always depend on, Mr. llome raloat,
who, ,y tno WY: 4 vory 1 ~ Ee5!at .}iat
enaUlcs him to tFade On one.etphth pOr cent
commission, which Is n great advantaKe ovur
S 5 ss "a afs ts s "a f. Tssat tss .
kee talryn!n, run tho price down Abnut itwo
ssnts psr bshs nnd r,ked IN ton Or 50 ,e Of
y worth q mint Of rno!lsy. 1to knows oetter
thu to daGhle IN sorn ss 0w though he hs
e. sayy SEE: ,.er IN Wheat pay last s xsS xSsu.t,
5 YET e SnS % t5s es Ths
oat thair cash ear'i, deciding 4 ths eleventh
,s ss aa o S" ous. ae IT. 'Gs nas oo @ tss ass
queer. and Homo Talent is too carefui al old
purity t. Eet very asop!y lntq thair .fap. llut ho
IN vi whent Hne tt,lce. ID snd wo lost over
Yesterday, tho first of tho month. was
DELIVERY DAY
iivcrIea WINS nfiortesi fair tust, and appeared
70 work tn tho satisfaction or nll concerned.
little contusinn occurred 'nte 1T tho afternoon
III collecting differences, hut tho plan as whuo
BtEitS Ii 10 Improving III 4Cl1MtA1Ce,
, 1881-11-02

TIE MArEh MEtAnIMENI Mt, TO sE iApEsyioA1kn
r. TIE EMr!nfEs AHs AhLo"EH I'D TELL
WHAT THEY KNOW: ,.,,
At the last annual mcotlng OF tho CtttxonE
Association held n few days ago. Mr.. Edward F.
t,ravI, tnnk occasInn tn ramnrk. In the courso
c."sn u'"n oseaa'.n ~ ~ ~ .no 'ou.no
OF alsoassloa o" tno hoea ot psactcai cNil'
that he had heard It stated, on what be supposed
10 ho rnou nuthortty. thar tho stoullnus in tho
w.. 1Sn.,a..,ae.,t aes ,s'a,s,saa - a',,.ao
"atcs ucpat'noul MONO asi,oaeeu 70 au.'e
cons!detablc eurn-or. Worda Eery much to
that otcot. Whun Gcn. licb's eye lit On
tho statement IN tho newspapers the next
1nurnlllg: no Ilppei his yoose-anill IN red INK
and 8Ht duWn ltil wrote NY. CfaKtl sou1eWhnt
tart communication, oNlltng on him to mako
good h!a charges. and ihttulatlng thRt. u he
dtsln't It would By ,sei for him foecyor after to
holl bis pul.ce. Mr.. Cragln virtually rctortcd
thAt ho would aso him later" or, 10 bc moro
rrcciac, write h!iu nutc, acknowledging tho
rcteipt of&!s favor, and informln9 tho irata
superintendent ot tho Watvr Department that
hH would forward him further communicate tion
heforu many days. He ,Taa as good na hla word.
Aud Gctt. Lob ta pr0bMbly now ponGer(ng over
this lntest contribution to tho oplsto'ary war:
THE HIGHT WAY TO INVESTIGATES. o..
.cn,ttA0,. Nov. 1.-jIerntnn Lftb. Eno.
S,,r,f,Ir,Misnf 1T tInicr-SiH: In yn,,ra Ill
, 1881-11-02

1T WAS FIGHT OVEN 1NTHNE8T.
It scems that judge bradley, OF the United
Btntcs Supreme Court, Was tuthar Unnecessarily
severe upou our city officials in rendering his
decision in the cAso Of Itbbetts Va. Tho City OF
Chlougo, Tho records !n tho olfce OF tho CoEpo-
rudon Counsel show that T!bbotts nlud q blll
for 4 deereH against tho city for $iQ.V00 and ID.
icrost from May II. LEV, ~ . balance duo on q
voucher Tor damages tor taxing the oast salrty.
SIX feet OF tho west fatty foot OF Lat !. block
III, Scbool 6aodon Addition TO CheaKo,, for
the opeung and sxtendtnR Of Dearborn
WIS wiilinx 10 pay Tho principal,
il ,bavtug possession 81, a. pFoeoIty:
lul n0yet dlaed tta actual liability, md was
Wiling 10 pay IL Eli for damagus, but unwilling
e pay in1esest. ~ T. E. was then dispu!ed 9ucs:
t,o - y ~ 1esK ~ 1hs ,hs GILL; NJ a@Fns
Court dopided twice that tho city was liahlc fos
Interest, aad Y was ~ sGetlp e. th1s Guesnon .aai
takea 10 tho Unitaa States suprsu!v Court: Tha
hill waa hled by :rIbbetts July =. ls37s in ehe
Tlssv u WV decided ggglnAt Tho c4ty Deg, L.
, 1881-11-02
SUBURBAN.

rb, ,,,vo-.,,v anthnr,;ns ,rc on,v v,,,,no
1ao university u"tuoFn''s n4' ontJ ""'.nB
Tor a toehhlcal!ty III tho tranalor Of tho gym
nnslum 10 be rom0dotctl, In order to begin tho
work Of completing and rofttrnishng 1t. THO
reEna1ntter of Tho brick work Will Dr donn Mt
coat 0f f'O, md complete sci Of apparatus Will
bo uttt 1t. 1t IL expected TINT tho bull.lt,g riny
bn openoh again lor w! laic III ne lhll. 49,,
yvsa. q e a nnnHH rnrv sv
,norn,tv Mu afu ~ "nhr"tc nI1n,v ~ IL Hin ,s,,m
fa%.n,,,,, ~ on,nI;ttnv vrrinls .Irnrrdotona.
u,tht ~ ~ nrtr" ,,,,n i'aa Marn ninf,si
~ r,nt tra tu,tttii,,,,s nx%.or an1' ~, ,,rcnfnr
m,aehief linn Tia oynrt,lr,,it,r t,f sdrwnfks wns
n"rnnns',cd. t III ThtTahont tho m yiiaGo v,,tcs
tsn 6oys III os to @ VII 'o'
vistt h.r snn m EIwx.rI o *''o ~ NA$'''''' 0''' ~
''''S "eA oo'' o~ rsot rwoon
,, n,,,. :, 1 ] ~ ,,r, t,,.. ~
tIE ur"ty !y Metu 1.; ~ mp.seuph, , sunn.1 i1no ="
~ ~ ,vn AIN H1s iocn t,,'",rntl ~, i,r,lar
strcct between Wentworth aycuuo aud School
street. .lIuit!iug will b. co.nniencesi lm,nedl-
used for tho HaIbAtl1 school, Tho structure will
be Of wuul mid will gust $.O0U; $n dt0 Of this sum
has already boon stibsurthed.
DurRnrs wcro on tho rntnpngo Monday oron.
Ing Some ono entcret, tho residence OF a. i.
Harrow. q, sixt!eta street; and ,nails MS way to
tue door With his foot while lie [cvclci re-
volvpr nt Mr. DMrrnw, Wit, mnde nn outury
which scared the bl,rxlnr. who dccauped. Tho
residence Of slr. john W. lsumscy. IN Ytntu
street, was cntcrol, md a quantity nf silver
waro takvn. Tho rcsIiouco Of lii. il, Hicks wns
boforo the got any vaIunbcs.
- o,,rr.,.S
, 1881-11-02
DIR. fr1t{lMAa.

4 RECEPTION AT THE SHERMAN HOUSE.
Thu congregation OF tho Peoples Church ten.
t,crot1 thbir tnatur tho Key II. ". Thol1,us. III,
Iur,rr,.i ...srtI,,, f., .,o ,,,rlrra ~ Tho s,or.
~" ,, uor.a IN, n,on,n,, rhoro ,yoro :, large
nau tau"so , snnt oss',nA, 1uv.u .s.,.
natnber oi 'adles hnd gcntlohch IN nttcnoaneo'
and very pleasant oyeuIng was pnssed. Tho
Chicago Vuintc, Eayon II number Of vocal xclcc.
s'ons AM Anu . ,, wore s s ny Sss frr n
coll Mtss s''i1h h'!lot'' anu Mlss oehespc. me
I,r. Thotnns Nude !, rsw rcu!arks ~ tho cnrcr
pnrt Ut the evening thinking his friends for
iholr support and iltieIIty.
Miss rrcscott roa,i au original poem during
quest by Mr. Eugenu j. Hall. It il us follows:
Inc brutbrep met with sulrmn faces,
= Hsss'' t,,ov All sai,' ]. hn,s M, ynf,r case Ia
YOU must v Te s'iesi sN or iii i,,,iesa @ '' '''
fo,t i h"vn 'cctarsl ,i,"ro h r. nn Hail
Wi,ns" s,ilmht,rn,1s intnss i,,st snuis NAV smoll
HlII % 9.th,r nIlS,ti thi,,ss yn,1 1 stntn "' 'o'
A. & terrific Si 10 to cantenipiato. q, s sS" S'
III II, sul,,ula viii Till ihn u wiekrd xs m worId."
Utnln tisu wornl-nn,y brs,atli how Rrandl
rho jIcfG w6uruun today yu,i etuut;
Whuru thousnnt]s i,nvG M kutlly R,.jde
, 1881-11-02
,TtIE ClYY-1IALI4.

THEnE were twenty-five dcnths reported In
tho city yesterday.
THE lills for tue temporary wn,lpws and
doors for tito new t,ity-tInll wcre opened yes
tcrr,Hy, the lowest bGnF x:s,sid.
GEx. Fl.ASx N,DAt An and 11onts O'tsrlcn hnve
been n,puIntet1 two nj tho nrw WHtcr Inspectors.
Sever, tnors will stun he t,atlt.t, tho Mayor iav-
ii4 nlreat1y tccitlcd ~ to wltusn thoy ahnll be.
r'ntr. ltAHuETr In tnid up ut bis home fr1tn
tho ELECTS VI sercre injuries austanrd by being
thrown mt ot hs l!,rsy while driving aonag L. T.
sH or pr t To x .,t y 1 Nv ar @ es sss oo'ore ne
'r,E City Engineer ycatcrs1ay went out to tho
Crit IL see how tho repRfrs therG arc progress
irR. Thu stnncs partially Hahyei ny Inst vim
tefs Ice Are being Replaced and tho structure Ia
being 81 strcnEthcned rs 10 wIlhstand tho COM
Ing winters storms.
THE now patrol wagon for The Central Station
wns placasi III tho ctty-1lail yestcr'lhy: i - y
light two-scate,l vrtslcar. Intended to fellow up
s"cauon |" ito business a;.tries q ts vl,y. an!
Ia nut Il continuation VI the nt,lnAIhnce Ald
police wagon In Use ut othor stht'nns.
T1fE Mayor Inns been nvscd by tho state
NpArl Of Agriculture to oprn tho coniiilg tAt.
Stack shnw. which hcRlns y tho ExM,sit.on
to do sn. 1to ID INV postiilx himself q, bulls
and DMrhnm cows. uud swcars thnt hs will suaku
A"hulty" speech.
rcjoice,i nni thankfM for b. had un,!rrstoo!
That tho North sldc Rolling, al'll Conpnny hnd
made a contrMct for slnnke- consumers Tor lts
oulY ahovrh desire to comply with tho city nr'
dknanccs, hut great enterprise rs vol.
THE deaths from s.nall-pox yesterday were
two 0no q thsss occurred r. loss w. ,i.. MonGy
being a co!ored i'lar inkcn from l'sl Fo1rth
nyc,'ao. New cases wcre reported AZ it,,!n q N1: X.
tccnth, ' and nd So. III; us!oa street: i,Iph!hor!s
was reported from ~. Il llonnrt, nn1 10 ny aas
oSna s!sec1 M Il qna from NO. $'
, 1881-11-02

tr,,u ,ofccttons or, duttafIo coods vesfnrdav
,varo "a nj
".'~ S''''
ElItCA1D diatllEcrs exported htty batfel6 OF al
cohol yesterday.
,,., t,.. ,,,,,,,.,., e,an M 4, r.,.,nr.
h!as n"Ekf o'onn'sco *4""'f'' :" P''''''"'
dnrtuK tho phst month.
svvuurrra ,tnusant ,,nt1ars In gold md x5nn
".,.."s ."., .1s.,'sssa. ~. ~, S,,h. rr..s,,rv
~ sMvEr WIN aooutss" ~ 'ao nso' !te"o1tS
yoateraay'
THK collections for Internal revenue ycster-
lIy amounted tn Sl' AZ, Ut which S:D.9l0 was
for sptrtts, r., lo9 Tor cigars. FUN Tor tupaccos
*!'ia for beef'
TflE duties collected at tho Custom IIn.tse for
tho mouth nf t>ctobcr footed up F.7d.000, which
III about <40'0u0 mort than for tito corresponding
t,.,,,,,,. I,,t,,, ~, ,,o,xosoo ,,.u ,,o.,.r,,ov
unT. " s was ,xnH en,d y
!. XII - % ~ y syh III tan @ eto,,nr 49,
uuna ~. Ttup w IN ~ ., u' ~ .t ...osa.r,
tusnGss "atuout nastas aeeo.e" s"e ioeeee"''
'couss.
A PEW 1unro candidates have been developed
for tho Cotloctorship. and ycstcEnty wAa A. M.
Wrtght'a day. To-day 1t Will pu suInu ono osu.
with general InletIflable feeling ttInt rorhAp8
Attor MI MIR, Hmltn has the best chAuce.
t ,,t., u., s,,~st., .,,.,.rd.v s.r,oa
LIE uateu % o.tss p1aaM. sItTsci ,i.n s9iSr
g%Munssb % VI " Mut@U ~ hrios e.! ~ t,S.tn.
;flaH,oa f1;. -. t, MsHn", = pu[ [,.ana n u"n,ifn thn
cuns.M a4a1 y ~. LII III -" u t..,Isu t
~ IT, " W. ...'..ti1n rtI"r frnp tn s
~ huu tnsaMtt lu@tos1i1. @ 1. stn !sS' wv sns u
!Mrtoii VI, nu"na " w ~ ~. oi 1 ~ sa ~ IL
, 1881-11-02

THE LOUIE WAX IN HHlCf tAtHAkNl0 AHE he.
eLACED.
Tho attention Of reporter was attracted
yesterday by the shockingly Imperfect way In
which tho btutual Union Telegraph Company
md the Wostcrn Indiana llallroad Company had
rcplausd tho pavement On that part Ut Dour-
born street. north OF Madison which was turn up
by thesn the other day for tho purpose OF laying
their underground cablo. When tho pavement
wus torn up It WAS In excellent condition. Tho
blocks wero laid originally With tar aud gravel,
at required by the specifications, upon Rood.
substantial hlliny. The blocks a. replaced by
the two companies, Or whoever Ia doing tho
cable. layinz, were put down usion mud which
had boon thrown In from tho strcot, aud tho
iutorstiocs Ut the blocks were filled !n with coal
nstles and similar rubhIsb tho rosuat bulng that
ii this bit Ut pavomous right atollx Tue curb ts
long in this condition. but y tow weeks Of trust
and rRlu will
4Er TIE BLOCKS AYLoAT,
sud the destruction OF the entire pavement wilt
soon follow.
been noticed by the reporlor before. Itwas, a1-
tordinx to h!s recollection. ct constant occur.
rcs,ru, whHru a street WIS dug up for the purpose
Of 4AYlug QVMR water plpeaa KAsr QlpoA Or raAx>
, 1881-11-02
TIE Won SsrEuBEN6.
THEY y1Hlr THE "clrY or BRICK" AND LKAvl
Ffbk THE ElEr.


Etbit TUE EAHT.
The Won 6teubcn purity wound ut theIt visit
to Chicago yesterday aud left In the afternoon,
highly pleased With what they soen. for EiaRura
Falls. Tho .,lornng was pretty well taken up
With 4 yilt " puumAo. 4 special tratu, GVu,
, 1881-11-02
THIS YEAn'S TAXES.

Fi1uhE OUT WHAT YOU Will HAVE TO rAY.
Tito County Clerk yesterday commenced OK
tontfug tho tux for 1881 for all purposes, and
expects to havo the books rendy for tho col
lectors earlier than usnns-certalnIy within tho
time prescribed by tho statutes.
The following figures will cnablo zach tnx-
pnycr to make his own calculations MS to what
bis tRxcs for all purposes will bo for 1881, we'll
ns 10 compare tho future With tho pnst. Tho
computation In each case Is nude OH the baslf
OF a SlO0 valuation:
, 1881-11-02

Iotnl. ........' ;..:.....e.:..St St.n' ts,I!.v
hnyU both hccn raBotl. hut tho county tnx iB
considerably loss than 1t wits for 1880 which Ia
it0 tnctln compliment to the much -AbuBed CDnn-
ty Board. III tho aggregate, huw0ver+ thore ts
an iMcreas1 Of 70 cents OH the 800, or ft.57.o
against $4.5S for JHa0.
Tho tax for town, park, and boulevard pur.
poses. however, In tho city towns remains to bo
aided, as fotIoWa.
, 1881-11-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Buck & Hayner's "hlarB" Cologne Is d!stillt
from the ottos Of rAr0 ttUHors.