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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-02
THE GOLDEN DAWN,
The Future Has a Charm

{, In GnLDES DAVIS more than three hundred Of
the great authors express their ideas upon the
cliaracte4 Of the GREAF FUTt RE- Holy men Of
God Bishops. Judges, Princes, Soldiers, Statesmen
and renowned authors, testify upon those great
qucstions which have engaged the attention 81
mankind. Everi atticfe is written by represen-
tatiye scholar, and contains the richest suggestions
known TO men thee profound suhjects. 1t is
absolutely wi thout rival. Are you believer?
You want this book. II viii strengthen yoHr saith
and enlighten your underst landing. Are you q
skeptic? Get this volume and weigh the evidences
Of the future life It will convince your reason
and move Your affections. Are you lnourner ?
This book VIII console vour spirit. and open before
you a cheerful view of thc world beyond, whittier
your friends have hown. Arc you minister? You
viii lind in this publication more practical aid than
in any other uiIinspifeG volume exttnt II con-
tafusfthe very cream Of literature upon the most
solemn subjects discussed in the sacred desk. Ev-
cry body ought read it. 1t is tie book for the
leisure hour OF old ard young, learned and unleaTn-
ed obscure and exalted. 1t is not gloomy, but
brilliant. It contains coo pages and is mag
nifeentIy Illustrated.
The undersigned is the regular authorized agent
for sale Of This book in Hardeman county, and viii
very soon wait or the public.
TT. PAFER,
Whftcvilie, Tenn.
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SOCIAL SUPPER
st the Methodist Church Last Friday
Evenlng--The Ladies' Make it Il
Suceess, as They Always
Do.

The ladies Of the Methodist church
gave an ice-cream supper Friday even
ing, which was very successful in a
pecuniary way, and which was well
enjoyed by all who participated. The
ice-cream was splendidly made, and
the cake might have done honor to
the famous Delmonico.
A handsome flower was voted to
Hiss Mamie Fentress.
Mr. VIII Newbern "get the cake, .
as the
''UGLIEST MAN II THE HOUSE"
receiving majority Of Ii votes over
all competitors.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn. !
MAY 80, 1881. (

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn,
May 80, 1881. :
DIR. EDITOR: In your notice of the
church festival at this place, published
IN the BULLETIN last week, you unin-
tentionally, We know, did an injustice
to the young men who supported the
successful candidate ia the contest for
the cake, rs well as the young lady
herself. The cake was voted to the
"most popular, and not to the "most
beautiful young lady, and after Il
spirited contest was awarded to Miss
Mamie Irwin, the vote being as fol-
lows: Miss Irwin, $50; Miss Stinson,
$50. The amount realized from the
cake was 1897 80, which will be de-
voted to the purchase of an organ for
the Methodist church. This correc-
ton win be but an act of justice to
both young ladies, and am confident
that it will afford tie BULLETIN pleas
ure to make the Qneade honorable.
E-p
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Nonresident Notice.

In the Cl,ancery Court Of TIardeu,an County,
Tenn, 40 500 r. D-Thomp-on Alien,
Jno. NJ Mathew and Wiie. Amanda i.
Malhevs- and j. Walter Matthews IS.
Mrs. Mary Coates, Alrs Alma Hester IND
Ifer husband, Joha Hester, tfi.sie Alien.
Carrie Alien John Alien, Ssilie Allen,
Addie Alien and p Orion Alien.
Original Bin to Coslstrue VIII Of John
Allen.
Imfhiscause il appearing from Tie bili,
which j. sworn t., flIat ihe defendant,
Mrs. Nary Coates, Mrs.. Alma Hester ana
her husband, John Hester isasie Alien,
Carrie Alien, john Alien. siiIs Allen an7
Aslaie 3 len are non-res idegl7 u s3e State
81 leHnestee,
It's iherelore ordered that psbhcaliva
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TO0R Frei.eh Leave.
WM. BIzZLE.
somervilIs Rep6rteT.I

somervilIe Rep6rteT.l
-Four colored prisoners made their
escape from the Somerville jail just
after midnight on Wednesday night.
Three Of them, Andrew Brooks, Ike
Lucas and AIlerson Sherrod, we're
committed ON charge of larceny,
and the fourth, Henry williamson.
for carrying pistol. The prisoners
effected their escape by saving through
the plank ceiling and then picking
out the brick, which they had no diff
Guilty in doing, as the brick work in
the building is badly executed. We
Learn they did not find it necessary to
break one of the brick, but took them
out whole. The only implements
found in the room were the bail of an
old bucket and part ola razor blade
The jailer, Mr.. Edwards, inspecte !
the room in the evening, bus thy had
so covered up whatever work they had
done that he failed to discover il.
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C. st. L. & N. 0. Railroad.
GOING SOUTH.
Non-Resid sntrSFotfces
In the County Court OF Hardeman County
Tenn

In the County Court Of Hardeman County,
Tenn.
F. Williams ct al vs. J, ". Williams ct al,
petition to partition and sell laud, No.
1874 T. d.
Y THIS CAUSE it appearing from the
L petition, which Is sworn to, that the de-
PENDANTS, J. W. Williams, r. I. Williams
and f. A. WILLIAMS are uon-residents Of the
State of Tennessee.
1t is ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Bolivar Bulle-
rim, a newspaper published in Bolivar, Ten
nessee, requiring said nonresident defend
ants to enter their appearance herein, by or
within the first three days Of the june term,
1881, of the County Court of Hardeman
county, Tennessee, to be held at the Court
house in Bolivar, Oh
MONDAY, JUNE G, 1881,
and plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ants petition, OF the same viii be taken foT
Confessed a. to them and set for hearing ex
parie. W. G. DORION, Clerk.
Pills 28th April, 1881.
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county will have anime months school
and will eves thereafter. ! do believe
Mr.. Editor, the object of this is SC
evident that you wfIl not refuse il a
place in your good paper.
Respectfully,
WM. BIzZLE
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NOTICE TO TAX ASSESSORS.

It will suit yOu, perhaps, to take
an agency in your district for the
"Rise and Fall of the Southern
Oonfederacy," by Jefferson Davis.
Liberal commissions. Call 30 see
me. A. 7. SwINEBROAD.
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The American Revised New Testament.

The Am srIcan Revised New Testament.
Pine Literary Revolution is prompt
with-its edition of the Revised Testa-
ment. The British monopolists Gun
chained" their edition on the morning
of May Goth, and at $50 pm. the
same day, the American edition was
all in type and of the varidfIs editions
of the entire Testament and the Cos
pels published separately as many as
$4,000 copies day will be manufac-
tured till the demand is met. The
prices for the very handsome editions,
in type nearly double the size Of the
British edition, are as follows:
The New Testament complete for
10 cents.
The Gospels comblete for cents.
The Gospels separately, each for 2
cents.
And in various forms and styles, up
to full Turkey Morocco, gilt edges, for
the new and old versions on pages
facing for $3.50:
This edition is for sale by the lead
ing booksellers of the United States,
or they will be sent by mail on receipt
of price. Liberal terms are allowed to
clubs. Address American Book Elk
change, 764 Broadway, New York.
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Is made ifr:n simple Tropical Leaf Of Rare value
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Torpid Ifvar-Headachos, Jaundicc. pizzue2
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MgHtaiig ( Charleston

n a5gE0 pr q .
MENFHIs TESS.-On and after JUhe !. 1879
The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1881-07-02

Yesterday afternoon Patrick Muir
raw, the little seven year old son OF
Martin Murray, Esq, of 1l6 Jeffer-
son ST., and another child about the
same age, were playing near the
Assanpink creek at the foot of Maple
Avenue. Murray proposed to go IN
bathing, but the other little fellow
refused, and remained on shore to
look after his companions clothes
The current was running very swiftly,
although the water was not deep, and
the lad in attempting to dive struck
his head against a stone, which
stunned him considerably and before
his companion could summon help
he had drowned.
The body was Immediately recov-
cred. The parents OF the child have
the kindliest sympathy of their
friends in this their great affiiction,
as he was a bright manly little fellow
and a general favorite with the
neighbors.
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Mr.. John HI. Saunderson, the pop
ular cash grocer of No. los Greene
street, Washington Market, who adj
vertises in this issue of The SENTINEL
a snew departure, states his object
is to supply ga reliable article in
tobacco and cigars to his country
trade" Perhaps his city customers
would find it to their advantage to
examine his "new stock, bought for
cash.
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It is not our custom to "puff" pat
ent medicines, or any other article,
for that matter, because they are adj
vertised in The SENTINEL, but Dick
ensons Balsam of Boneset we have
used, and received decided benefit
from it. We consider it almost GER
tain cure for colds, and advise our
readers to try it.
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to SO and his face was ashen hued.
While being removed to the White
House his pulse advanced to sixty
and his color somewhat returned.
His general symptoms are considera-
bly, improved. He is improving every
minute AS soon as his pulse reaches
seventy, the physicians will again
probe for ball.
COURTESY OF THE PENNSYLVANIA R. R. co.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has Or
dered locomotive and car at Jersey
City, to convey Mrs. Garfield to
Washington. She had arranged to
meet her husband at Jersey City to-
day, and left Long Branch this morn
ing, by the G. R. r., for jersey City.
The message informing her of the
attempted assassination is awaiting
her at the latter place
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Ex-President Hayes has forwarded
to Mr.. S. B. Stafford letter intro
ducing Mr.. S. to President Garfield.
1t is of the most fattering character.
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SECRETARY BLAINEs CABLE MESSAGE TO
MINISTER LOWELL.
To JAMES r. LOWELL, MINISTER, &c,
LONDON. Eng. The President of the
United States was shot this morning,
bv an assassin named Chas Goutta.
The weapon used was a large revolver.
He had just reached the Baltimore
and Potomac r. r. station, at 20 min
utes past 8 A. NJ, with a portion OF
his relatives, intending to leave on
the express for New York. | rode IN
the carriage with him from the Execu-
tive Mansion. and was walking by his
side when he was shot. The assassin
was arrested, and the President con-
veyed to a private room IN the sta
ton building, and surgical aid at
once summoned. He has now been
removed to the Executive Mansion.
The surgeons after consultation re-
card his condition as very serious,
tbouoh not necessarily fatal. His
vigorous health gives strong hopes OF
his recovery. He has not lost con
seriousness once. Inform our MINIS
tiers in Europe. Signed,
JAMES G.. BLAINE,
Secretary of State.
st. Paul's Church goes on an excur-
Il N<rLo,,,,nxy On tho HSfh INST.
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[ By Associated Press.]

EAsHINGToN, D. c., July I'd, Ito
l-The shooting occurred in the
es room of the depot, immedi-
" after the President had entered,
jhRing arm in arm with Secretary
Phne, on their way to the limited
lpress train, which was about ready
leave. Secretary Blaine, on hear
s the pistol shots, two in number,
fShed in the direction from which
hey came, with the intention of ar
Estlng the assassin.
Before reaching the man, however,
be Secretary returned to the Presi-
ent and found him Frustrated. Both
bots took effect, the first in the right
Pm and the second just above the
sAt thigh and near the kidneys.
The physicians have probed for the
all unsuccessfully.
r. M-Dr. McClintock says that
PRESIDENT cannot live two hours
Iager.
LATEST. THE FULL STORY.
WASHINGTON, 2:3O P. M.-The as
'@n is Chas. G. Miriam, Ex-Consul
slarsellles, and formerly Collector
Customs at Chicago.
HE SAID WHEN ARRESTED
shot HIM and want to be ar
''eu' L am stalwart and Arthur
resident. | have letter here to
'uefal Sherman that will explain
s'''hlng. Take me to the station
use.9
'AAfiElDs DESPATCH TO HIS WIFE.
MIS- James A. Garfield, Long
'ucn' n J. The President wishes
% say to you that he is seriously
how seriously he cannot tell.
IS hopeful that you will come to
. Soon. He sends his love to YOU
II ID
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Three regiments of New York
militia will encamp at B ,naparte Park
Bordentown, in August.
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The good prices brought by our
city bonds yesterday is gratifying
evidence of the soundness of the city's
financial management.
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The politicians are worried over
what promises to be new deal in the
slate for the shrievalty nominations.
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The steam launch "Jennie" has
been chartered by party of Trento-
mans for a fishing excursion up the
Delaware on Monday
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The Commencement season is over
For which let us be devoutly thank
full.
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st. Paul's Church goes on an excur-
sion to Neshaminy on the 20th inst.
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LATER.

r. M-Dr. McClintock says that
'S PRESIDENT cannot live two hours
D0ger.
LATEST. THE FULL STORY.
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LYADI ne STRINGS.
Csnman.s Sense Wow Of the Education Of
Children

Fnm the moment child 10 born, he /.
eaud on the principle that all his instincts
essentially wrong, that nature must he
waited and counteracted in every posi-
way He is strapped up In q contriv.
re tmt he would be glad to exchange for
stnisht-jacket, kept for hours in a
}s,tlor that prevents him from moving any
nb Of his body, His hrst attempts at To-
motiol are checked; he is put in leading
lngs, he is carefully guarded from the
lIoor world, from the air that
uiu nyigorate his lungs, from the
rts nat would develop his muscles
Ehee tie peevishness, awkwardness and
nllnes Of our young aristocrats. Poor
.ple h.ye no time to initiate the absurd
q th,r wealthy nsighbors, and Their
u9,en Wofit by what the model nurse
va undoubtedly call neglect. 1udian
ves are till better off. They arc fed on
l'oeef AID kicked around like young
y but hey are not .swaddled, they are
Graded and net dosed th..paregoric'
craw around naked, and soon
to keep out Of the way;
are hppy, they never cry. II We
40 trea'our youngsters In the same
only substituting kisses and bread
ticks AMI beef, they would be as happy
ios in tie clovsr-neld, and moreover
woul afterward DO harder and
nger., Very week the newspapers tell
bout lades tumbling down stairs and
king bot arms; boys falling from a
: and racturing their coilar.bones.
u what hight would young Com.
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70 mention South Sea Island children and
young monkeys2 The homes Of an infant
are plastic; letting it tumble and roll
about would harden the bony tissue, guard
ing It like piece of brittle crockery makes
its limbs as fragile as glass Christian
mothers rsproach themselves with neglect
ing their duty to their children if they do
not constantly interfere with their move
ments, but they forget the points of phvsi-
cal education. Nature herselfis such an ex-
cellent teacher that the apparent neglect is
reall y transfer of the pupil to more eifi-
Gent school.-lDr. 0swold in Popular
Science Monthly
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r. III. Chiffon, M. d.,
Oculist ard Aurist.
405 MAIN STREET.
NAV, Opposite Grand Windsor Hotel,
DhhhAo TEXAS
Railroad Notice.

There Will be held meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Dallas & Wichita Railroad Com.
pahy AT the general office OF the COMPANY. in
Ihe city OF Dallas, on Thursday, the 18th day OF
december, 1881, for the purpose named In the
following resolution. - '-S
=, Resolved; That meeting OF stockholders OF
the Dallas.& Wichita Railroad Company be called
TO meet at tho Office Of said company In the civ
OF Dallas, at the hour OF - o'clock noon the 18Th
DAY OF December A d. 1881, for the purpose of
deciding. upon the amount OF, not exceeding
twenty thousand dollars per mile, of bonds
which may be issued and negotiated by this
company for the purpose OF completing, eanipine
and improving its line Of railroad, and paving its
Indebtedness, from the city of Dallas to DEMON.
IN Denton county, as may be determined, and 10
fix Me. rate Of Interest on such bonds, and IN
auuprize said bonds to be secured by FIRST
mortgage on .he property franchises, rights and
privileges Of said company, and that notice of
said meeting be given, as required by law. And
az me same time and place there VIII be held
meeting of the board of directors of said cor.
poratlon for the transaction Of such business as
may come before 1t. W.
Dallas, October Z, 1881 JIM McCoputcp
secy Dallas Il Wichita Railroad Company.
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miscellaneous eaants.

WANTED-To rent good piano with priyi.
" lege Of buying if price suits. Address
NJ M W Sruteher, lock box 2lS, or apply al 7Ql
WANTED'-A good tailor, tn whom will 10
w paid good wages. Anpiy 10 or s5drss ~ 9 n
Z; kENNARD, Longview, Tex div
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Suicide andDispepsia.

A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
Wells Health Remover" The greatest
tonic, best bilious and liver Remedy known.
81. Druggists Depot. George 7, Atkins
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Capital Prize, $4,000.

1907 rrhes amounting o""............ Sic, 400
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to the office OF the company In New Or.
leans, Write for information OF send orders TO
NJ. A. DAuPHIN, New Orleans, La
All our grand extraordinary drawings are under
the supervision and management Of
Gen. q. T. BEAUREGARD,
and Gen JUBAL A, EARLY,
Capital Prize $4,000 Whole Tickets, $40 =
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IND FOR SALE.-6iO acres patented 10 F.
~ miles southwest from Dallas; title good and
WIZ be warranted by responsible parties living
III leSas; HUNT, LATHRoP& HAYES,
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ZOE saba splendid farm of over 600 acres
IL of rich black land situated on White Poci,
creek, about ten miles north from Dallas, md
midway between Dallas & Wichita and Uouston
y Texas Central railroad. Nearly 400 acres well
fenced and in cultivation. Five tenant houses
| and spring water. Bounded on the east Inv
White Rock creek. For sale cheap and ON EASY
terms by Jones " Murphy, land agents. office 70i
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Land agents; oflice No TO y NJ Nam stros,

tok sALE1A suburban home consisting of
good cistern and two and a halfor three acres Of
land, Situated three-fourths of mile north Of
me courthouse, on Cedar Springs road, lust ont.
side of the city of Dallas, For terms apply to
r. gillespie, attorney at law, Office 6iO Main
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gotteries.
La. s.. T..

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on and
endorsed by the people Of any State
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated In lS6S for Is years by the Leeis.
Iure Tor educational and charitable purposes
with apital of Sl0O00O0--to which reserve
'und OF over $4,000 has since been added
ny an overwhelming popular vote its fran.
chlse was made part of the present State Con.
sutuuon adopted December and, 1879
Is 1rand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly: IL never scales or postpones,
LOOK at the following distribution.
Grand Monthly Distribution. Glass A.. at New
Orleans Tuesday, January 10, 1882.
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SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT To KNOW.

There exists a means of Sc
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless article,
which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
ROughness, EruptiOns, Vulgar
FlushiDgs, ETC., etc. So deli.
cate and natural are its effects
that its use is not suspected by
anybody.
No lady has the right to pre-
senta diSligured face i'm society
when the Magnolia Balm is sold
by ell druggists for rs cents.
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aohcss.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. may be handed into
our business ONCE up 10 sp. m and into the
composing room up to l a. M
UUU eees in FoTt MST stock NS OF b s
stoek Goods bought before the advance and
9hiy nrSt cost asked. Must be sold before New
lear, Location good; rent low Satisfactory
I naHon given. for selling. Address GROCER.
Deuos iieraiu once, Dallas, Texas. d.
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Eor Sale.

t'oR sALE-one-halrb block of land on liar.
4 wood St, between Live Oak and Rryan on
reasonable terms, Improvements and .ood
mae Ic0- Apply on the premises or addrcs, lock
IVA lVofs
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k'oR RENT-Cottage with six rooms, corner
Il cottage Lane and oleander street. Apply
va pItnlscN. o.
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LYON SALE.-A farm of 100 acres of rich
L black soil, situated eight miles southwest
from Dallas, One half in a fine state Of cultiya-
9on, balance pasture and timber-a nice, new
dwelling with smoke house and other ont.
houses and well of excellent, everlasting
Water-ofiercd low and on easy terms by
JONES 4 MURPHY,
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COX SALE-Farms for rent or sale situated
i miles from Dallas. Comfortable honses.
P.enF oil water Also 20 acres well adapted 10
r II vegetables or MELONS Address q p,
bOMSer. BIG Elm. Cnrner Mnrknt strnnt ,,a..nc
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Cost.

| o TIA purse belonging to Mrs Fannie +
~ Coleman; name on the inside md a iiborai
reward for return of same to Mitchell & scrusgs
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cottage of rooms, with two large cisterns
osrLiags mouse, stable and COW house, large
erchafu ana choice fruits, four acres of gronnd
me me OAK grove, between the residence of Mr.
slaughter and Fair Grounds Apply 10 Homes G
Murphy Real Estare Ag' IS. 7OS Main st. diff
EoR SALE AT A LOW sACRIFICE.-Fonr
business lots, with improvements, Situated
on NAN street: For further particles apply 10
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