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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
EzT2AX EJTJJE.

Taken ap b J = Norton, one
&srk bag pare, black aana and tail,
both hind feet white above psstern
joints, left fore ioot, whiio above Fas-
tern, white hairs IN face, f=tsla, scar
o. left wither, weak eyed, SIX yeael
old rext folding ina valued al thirty
i've dollars. The said ! a Norton 70
sides in Civil DistTies 10, Il. This Il
November 1881. WIN Euokolls, Tang,
er Ear3emaa County.
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What SI.O0 WIFI %.

THE HoNE Co3CpAHIox PUB. Co,
Of Cleveland, 0ajo. VIII give thei-
e;sht-pags illustrated seni-n2a thly
paper, twenty-four beautiful pictures
1lxl5 inches in SIZE, and $500 worth
of books, for only One Dollar. Sam-
pie paper and a fine picture Of Preai-
dent Garfield and family sent free
t, all who write foy them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
Gee. W. Ar,nistead,
Editor and Proprietor Bulletin.

Rev. DIR. Moore, Editor Of the
Memphis Advocate attended Cou.
ference ana says Bolivar is certainly
not whit bohind the very best places
for holding an annual conference
The whole people seemed to consplre
to render the occasion a most pleasant
one for the Conference, in the way
of hospitable entertainment. It our
own appreciated place of sojourn at
Mrs. Pitser Miller's, and the lavish
Christian hospitality shown there, are
to be taken as a specimen, We do not
wonder at the warmth and heartiness
with which the vote of thanks to the
citizens of Bolivar and vicinity was
cast, as it was, By riaing vote
The officers OF the Baptist church, the
Presbyterian and Cum berIand church
es, all rendered their several houses
of worship 10 the Conference. This
was none the less beautiful because It
is common. It YES highly appreciated.
The pastor Of the Methodist church
st Bolivar, Rev. G. w. W'ilson, de-
served the cordial vote Of thanks
rendered him for his constant care
and attedtien to contribute all he
could to the comfort end convenience
Of all in attendance, cleric or Lar,
members or visitor. Not many could
have done the work 30 we'll as be did
nor need any eveI excel Il
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
NOVICE.

I lave just bought gtbe Saloon
heretofore known IS XoPp's Pal
ace, and viii always keep on hand
4 Grst-cIass stock OF Wines, Liq-
uors, Cigars, and Fresh oystera, and
solicit a continuance of the patron
of my predecessor,
Respectfully
Ct G. u. Warren.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
Gtrayea-


gtgaysd rem ny house ! ailss
uoTth Of Salisbury OK the night Of
November Sth, one bay mare six o.
geven years cid laedium slss, I'd bar
ness MARKS, white spot or back. / will
pay & liberal rswerd for any infor-
natioz by zhich she IS feund, on hsy
return 20 me four miles north Of Saule-
bury Tenn, Nov. Il 1881, z 81 Flu
trail s., Eov, II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
GUNS! GUNS!

Just racsived & Lgew Stock
Of Guns, doubls and single
barrels, Bresch and Muzzls
Leaders.
z. Z. LIgltzcot. g TO
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24

Col 81. T. Polk is 1t his Polk Place.
We congratulate DR. Il. I. Hen
bricks Of Lockhart Texas on wed
ding Miss Lizzie Williams, enc Of
Boliyar's best and worthiest ladies'.
The coming field TRIALS of the Na-
tiunal American Kennel Club viii
come CT at Grand Junction Dec 9th.
Dogs from almost every state Will be
present.
Riley Wyatt, white youth, acci
dentally fell out'of a wagon while en-
route to GAINESVILLE the other day.
The wagon ran over his body, inllic-
ting injuries that caused his death.
4 white man named Cahin was
found dead IN the railroad track
near icons last saturday night. The
scars On his body showed that eome
passing train killed him. lie was in
liquor
Our worthy friend DIR. q. 7. Hem
bricks, was married in Comencbe
on Thursday evening Of last week to
Miss Lizzie a. Williams. DR.. Hen
bricks is one of our bess physicians
aud cIeyerest citizens, and abundan-
.ly deserving of the worthy and hand
some lady he has won. The REGrsTER
showers its choicest bencdictions upon
the Doctor and his estimsble wife,
and wishes for them many lsng years
Of hsf piness.- Cald,osl Co4lssty Register.
EIr. John ". Bailey and 3. P.
Hobson Esq, attended Conference IN
Bolivar lest Sunday. The last men
tened gantlemaa may have had 3
doable motive in his Wait, but of
course, the Conference was tho only
attractionithat carried Nr. Bailey to
Bolivar.-Eomeryille Falcon.
EaE egUp
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
NOTICE.

Persons vsnting srtiGeial deR-
tures can have plates Of either esl
IuIoid ar Fabber, IS Lan now pre-
pared % make tAesa og both Rate-
riakA r. &. DishNan. Sop. s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
FIRST GRAND ExaIBIg.
Orthe Business OF Eardeman Comfy
80 30 Made IN q. Mammoth New
Years EdItiGn Of the.
BETEETIh.

Eight Pages Ct cizty-foar Columns
q Tac.s ana gigurea.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
Th9 Enterprise Of Each Tcw1 and
Section Given.

At the request Of q number Of bus
iness men VIC viii issue a large
double sheet as a New Ysar exhibit,
showing the busineae done at each
place in the. county. Cotton and
othey shipments from each town and
the merchandise received given. With
the help Of our citizens this showing
can be made very valuable. L is
needed to let the world zee what Har-
deman is doing. Merchants, nsna-
factarers, schools, churches. lawyers,
doctors, contractors, all, will be rep
resented. We earnestly invite the CO
operation and support Ofthe public In
this important work.
Gee. W. Ar,niatead,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Norga al Moore. Wade Harvey
THE NEW DRUG STORE.
BOLIVAR - TENN.
MOORE e. HARVEY
ROPRIETOHB,

ENve jsst opened large and well selec-
ted stock a Pare Drugs, Medicines Chemi-
Gals. Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, Fine Hair,
Teeth and Flesh Brushes-Also, Cigars,
SnuH, Chewing Tobaoce, and Stationary.
esq Physicians Prescriptions carefully
compounded day and night. Medicines var
ranted fresh and genuine.
Fure Medicinal Liquors. Call ana see IS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
SCHOOL NOTICE.

The goth Apportionment Of the
School fund of Hardeman County.
Amt. S13, $4,000.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
EARa1RD.

At the residence Of tho brides pa
rents in Memphis Hey 5, 1881, Mr..
Samuel Kahn Of Bolivar and Mss
Tillie Frank of Memphis. Rev. Dr..
Sanford officiating.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
DIED.

II Memphis on last Thursday Eli
Moore, Jr. His remains were
brought to Bolivar for interment.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24

Eosgs & Harvey, Agents, Bolivar.
D. ;. & J. 2. Jones. Agents, Toons.
g. =. CAaabsa, Agent, Hickory
Valley:
J. l. EaTea, Gsa.sa JuBotsaa. Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24

Reeds Cit Edgo Tonic = miid
Laxative.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24

- = Ee- sTsle--s q E-sg-rza-si
,'h Ifs-sst--s r1isssE Cs4aesf
"a = 81 - EaeE-.- f~lsazfs 49,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
h goL V1zz,1gg { q oTToE.

Jesse Normept atGy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24

Total No. Scholars 1880.
Total amt. due tee Schools, 3d.
$500.
Amt. per capita $40
c. II. Anderson,
Chairman Cogpty Court.
Done Nov. q 1881.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24

The HARPER - whisky IS the
result Of the experience of twenty 1.-TWO
years, IN which fine the manufacture
has been perfected SO as 70 produce an
article as pure and nutritious as bread
made Of Che grain from which ii Is
originally distilled, with mellow taste,
deiicacy of favor and ezhilaratiDg
quality surpassed - any ever made
in Kentucky.
l. y. Harper, Dsstiiley,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
E0g EALB.

GO, $50 Cypress Boards.
W.T.. Arnistoad.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24

Reels Gilt Elge Tonic cures habit
Ral Costigeness.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24

a demonstrating young man went
into a store the other day and sat
down tor half 81 hour or so, when a
clerk asked if there was anything he
could 60 Tor him. he said no: he did
nj want anything. de went away,
ana he sat there half an hour longer,
when the proprietor went ID him and
asked if he wanted TO be shown any
/ thing mo, " said the nervous man;
i jast wanted 70 sit around. My
physician has recommended perfect
{ quiet for me, and says, above ali things
i must avoid crowds. Noticing that
you did not advertise IN the newsps-
/ per, / Thought that tllis would be as
quiet place as / could find, sc 1 Just
dropped IN for a few hours Of com
plete isolation The merchant pick
ed up bolt Of paper cambria to brair
him, but the man Went out. IL
said ali that be wanted WAS quie
place. FIX
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-11-24
Esa-EssiaeE8 Estles.

State Of Tennessee, HardemaR
, 1881-09-19
OTHER 1.A1[l: l'{3I}TSs
IfltIT 1ltttkfSE


5ueefa Di&patth to The thtcdco Trthune.
puilr flunON, Ntcl1., sept. 1S-9:;N u. m.--
rnssri up-tron1llorB Colorado. Josephine Kidd.
st. Louis, brunswick, Asin. city OF Concord,
Arilta. lfenry lfnward md burgess. MItt!icsox
and tJarEcs, Empire and burgess, X. !. iinukett
and consort; Schooslcrs liclvotlu, Louis. CouHtl-
tHlfoi. Joseph f'nrr. il. q. Cleveland, c. X,
Johnsnn. ". a. Muir, sonntor, a. Il. Mnsscy:
tug Masters n,!A burgess; stc,l,,or Saginaw.
Hown-irupcllers Chtcngo. Dyonnw, NyAck,
Vanderbilt, Tliutnns W. I'n1mer uni ct,nsUrt,
Peter Smith and lnlr9cs, Osenr Townsend anl
consort. fred Mol,reyrr md harRes, Jnnea \.
Fay ansi consort. lrs Chulreo md burgess, W. 4.
Grnvta ant cuttsart, !A,weIl aud lnr4es. Oswc-
Hntehlo and lHr4cs, Wright nnd bnrues: sehoon-
or NnssAn. MArln MAFtln. AuIIt 1inth, T.. Crnw-
for,at King Sisters. FlcetwihE; ssnner PeMrl..
Wind southwest, worry light. Wcathur cloudy.
EsCASAl,A.
spsctai Dtspateh fa The Chicago 7rtb,Ine.
EsGaEAHA, Mich. sci,t. s.-Aruvc,l-Sscaln-
o!s ". J.. iir3wn uni Il. d. CoInbcry; schoulcrs
:. Observation-Disclosures 1ntcr-Occan nnd ". j..
mrnwn; sehoouers J. Godfrey. X. Wtnsiow. mud
,Tlo wjiuI-bound ,lcct 70. away during iust
night. =.
sp,tia, ''seh ,s. tS ne tsfaso :;t.:s.
pelIors Chlun ant, 1rGrl,.ss. -
l'nssrtl lowm-!'roprllcss. 4it!u1,.ic and David
son. md stcatncr City or cleveland.
aFfFeu-IFppulGI !!btl lllh4s LUX ljO0unnWs
schnUucr* Iron Chuf, Z. Il. liiug, kute Wiusluw,
aud IOhlt O'Ncnl.
MILWAUKEE.
6pteiat Dispatch tn The Cheaoo 7+tbant,
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Sept. 1H.-4MrIytd frotn be-
low-9tenhi- -bnrro MINNESOTA: Hs.iluoEurH Luo,l-
ura tinnttny Nfltl ElCc,l ClYo.
Ciuarpl-Steam-bargu l!uslncss, for EscanRba.
EHtE.
Sptttat pispafch IN Tie Chicago 1ribuhe.
ERIE, 1'n., Sept. 1S.-Clcured-I'rUpeIlcr I.o-
high. mur:Eandise; propeller roiufl,ac, conl;
riUpcicr Auniu Young, merchandise; I'LL for
Chicnyo.
CLErEf.ASn.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Irtbftns
CLEvEtASIl, o., Sept. Observation-Disclosures
Arabla, P0rltIEe. JHy Gould, auu UUstotl, Mcr-
chunllso, for chicaKU.
, 1881-09-19
MILITIA NOTES,
Items Of EeMcrn1 Interest to Our Cltl.
Zelf.SOlAlNrY.

Items of Genorn1 Interest to Our Citl-
zcif.Soldlcry.
Tho First 1lrIRudo, New Ilnsnpshiro N. g., Will
70 into camp at Cnncord Sept. IL to 10.
Capt. I.lnyl Wheeler AtlJutaut of tho Six
tccnth battalion. bus ter!cred his resignation.
Mai. Samuel ". scatt, commander OF tho Blk
tountf Battalion, has tolltiurcd bis resignation.
Col Quirk, Second 1tcglncnt Inns returned
frpnl his loAye Of absence nul bus reported for
duty.
sacon.l Lio,,t. John V. Alborty, Company a,
Twolfth Battalion. ut Mnrsolllcs has tuudcrcd
his Resignation.
Tho Cato City Guards Of Atlanta, Ga. gavo
tholr uunuat reception sopt. TO Il lnrgo aul
brilliant nulitcE,cu.
Cnpt. i. Q. llnll. Company II, Flrst Cavalry, has
recommended tho promotion Ut Private George
Murray to ScrgeAnt.
Luavo Of absoncp for thirty days hns been
granted 10 Maj. Mausfoll Young, uuttery e,
Jotiut. commencing Bupt. u.
Tho First Ncxinlont will hnye street parnlo
Saturday oyCntnH. Assembly will Rnunu ut
O'clock and the command will move out ntS.
Capt. in. Duciaratt, Compnny Il, First Kegt-
rncnt, recommends tho honorable discharge Of
SurXt. Fred II. Foster OH account OF business
enxu3oncnts.
Tho commander Of tho Second Rcglnont L.
sued on order last Frlt1ny oyenlng suspenlln2
battalion drills for tho Bonson and resumlnK
company drills.
Capt. T.. 4. Jneksan, compnny n. Twelfth rn-
1Nltry. Joliet, recommends tho tltschargn III
hse nlcntbera or hia cn!npnny Oil account Of OK
p!rauon Of term Of service.
Capt. F. T. Davis, Company Q, Frat Regiment,
rGeo!'tunls r. the hp,oralils t'isctargnur rrlyases
Peterson, and Musician John ,Peturkin.
The First Connecticut 1ntantry. Col. L. N.
hnrhnur, lsas ynted to oxtoni IL Yorktown trip
, 1881-09-19
Iudqe Baxter, Of Tho Circuit Court,
Suslalns The Decision in The
Mysotls.Portch Case.
Masters 0! Vessels Report tho Iilow Of
Tllursslny Night tito Worst Of
tic Season.
aronnd the Observation-Disclosures
ais and Doparturos-Dook and
Other Notes,

Hyso'*t ~, .o1 H.. rN...s ~ s nv
tuac ago III tho unEtch stntes District Court Tor
tbs rastcrn District or M'chignn, but appointed
from. VIVA sustained IN thu Tinted stascs Clrealt
thnt The tux WinsIow WIS bn,ln,l down on Lake
,I~o, r,tb tim H,bo4,trrs hyRt,tts md t,nsn In
,o,v tri,e schooner Il, 81, portrh was hound up
wv wv ,,cd, tho ,y,p,l ,ejnp rrnm thn ,ycal. mn,
c'oso n". ~ ~ ..'si 49, ~ ,,.. .,s
thu Sessels ".''",''e fae" k.pe.. 'Ho.s'
HheM .u "an .,.,.... - tws, wv ,:s."
Der capta'n' tearing an nce'dcft, 'iHeu her "r'
She got III tho trough OF tho sou. i'ccnnu IN.
mauugcDtq md coIlIlcll with tho Mysotls, ,,n tnF
considerable latMMrc. N arriving ~ r,rt tho
owners If tho pOrtCh llf,cllet rho tfysbtja. A'ld
thp uwnera Of tho AtysIfs libel!ot! tho tuE Nlns-
iaw md tho schon!lgr Fnrtcii. 1ho eviset,cd
shG~sv ssc,, WIS s rendered ii aceoriauco. ' "A wv
hHk AND OTHER NOTES.
No ncc!io'ita happened III tho river yesterday.
Tho sailors UntDn meets tomorrow cycntng at
soclock.
The @ T q a InW On : to 1s @ nsr
"u'''"" ~ - o ~" wa wv 's'. ''.'''
~s arrvs,, i, nort vestur,iav fron Kitisnr,,o
.Tt nth n a carEo ur rult.
Tho tug burnside washch her hea,lhourds out
Fr!taE nlKht nt1 Lake linroli, Ind hnd harrow
ss'at" i''.'
charles 81 hnestosor, 81 Hscnnnoa. ;M,cl!.. Is
tho schooner 1irlle tIrown.
neItvjms aorrccs FIR rsu,fDrs md tur,ncn
-"r,. SsI vt tho uin,,nr ,narnt vnsertimy ~.
ernoou. Tho attot''Int'co WIS quite large.
nr roItIs,m nj East T,awos. lin rcnt,cr. ,treak
NJ h" ,,rnlmiir, Aitiis.v tyns "r,,.hrti il, mi
M her unnrr wprks tiu,l,nurI i,v tin i,nrwe it,sk.
tout.
,.t1, n,1t ,t fveIand ~, hrsd"w ins IT, n,ns m,s
IN in cn,,turt with trnii, uf cars on tlit; dock
sTlin * wjmfling. " - "" >''s Nos~
"rn csa, 1a., M,1 ,.,,,,. =, ~, ,,,,,. ,.,,,,,w
n4.kI0 I'll H.
, 1881-09-19

Ri william II. u,nvnct,. FIR sone v,ar oo,,.
i'nn sri,ftt ~ TIN ~ 'c ~
IsrIY -iril. Mnllne.lx, Ii, lilo ct,u,r,ann ut tl.n
Flo vctlth f3rlEsul' ten. 1lruwlln u nr,ltnnGd
In tho th"st iattcrIg terms II. II t t,lnn to ho
'"e ,",a''x "'nu M , e s NY, tr'1i r., ~
w @ + sSPs; sS s,s Fl w. ;* (
is ] arnai thcro wnd i" 1cnsy III sa'S'Sa "i r for o.
n, .,,.,,. ~, ,,a.. s ,rse.s ~" '"..''
ThG e, E!g1h ina Gh3 i eRcnt The sixth Isattory
M e '%i!ss @ es ssss ":s "s :ns 'r ~"
@ wns z, ,hor1,'xhly e,'1"yn' " al ParM1!cpants ~ and
t,ltln are nllnwcl W. cents per Ay for anbslat-
st,Ss ,d a1lsl VI cents milo Tor transportation
eAcn WHY.
It tB understood TINT strenuous rffurts will ho
put forth by the nllGnra Of Tho Ftsst tcginentt u
,,aa Me % %mNsis 70, 10 i"rkw ,,ss" III ,Jotnnef lil.
Gr.i'xar si Ss "icn",,s 10 II II, tic oeisiatr, % VIII SS
a1o ~ y s.te ~, 's not p"v f"r rrs
ssn.ato o q ts nataa , ~, Snap m it i. hoso @
% Cup!t"i hulja sI y" % sro ~ ' "'' 10 "'' III 'n'
!lke . tnak. np 'iti%ipn ir1,n l.!s s sai,ma,sd
II he snccce:tia. II isa gr"nt PITY Init iIf,ns
cantat eond ut lnRt o,,t l,nttnion tn participate
wl,h hS e. ros1 y ts IT, The "s Hns
themselves with atly Eastorn troops. au,t thuy
n5o "xHs 'o s ~ ioT n rsrts are tss
'''' no',M ron ro1, 1"r,"vn%rSr. 'c,'rt
,'at't nIiIla i, Tho troups havo sill y nrrst
Thu Third llrlx!,,lo, which ii considered n!nllt
tho hGst u tue llvislntl, wont it1tn e.np
Mr "'kespafso @ AMg tcrs ama nrKo Gfa1t'
l'Itcis. mud men appcnrc.' tn bs very deacIcnt
In .A1np duties lti1!!st. althouAh they wcre Al!
duty an!l n!ilttnry c,rtesy thoy wUrc cspcrinlty
!Enornnt. @ ,, T,o ~ i,ispestio Of the lrigs. which
@ snt Il ai'eers' is; enitsted s nei,. sata!.
sotal, Wy: Arxtes''tS: $S:i: rerssstase prsssSf.
hacked M j " orders ast, instrumentation t,f servces
tIrned tut iou per cost Of ,nrn ittld officers, ""'
EScAul,MESrs AND BUSINESS,
rbo Armu t,,5 Nnr,, r,,r,,,i ~ ,to mn, ,r.t,
S2nts n,, n %rtsIs a,. ~ r # it. St%o
a1 ssn ar,',c WIFI" h~o WY TN s sI"rcw T.,
u%1"hs: s., The ~ wrlte n,les 70 tho 'il'ctles
,yi,nso ti%tv 'ng pun u }n n sn,cc, p'"ees
cnnpng ] sr"',i,d for jorxo bsly Of trnois, u and
fcan;s M fas a tho S'n.Gs @ sn,!s1 10Y own o. col
,,. With H. rrac i p ,c '9s e
np M@on ~ ~ hn,,.ts Go" ~ m to riS gc ~ ~
~ tn9 H. 10 no tsssG lr,n ~, o,
cs1snt ennert1,nttv liz toy nlr tnr m H. tmu nl,ri
g, !Sasl'iS'E i .iat %hlsG ca!nei 70 !s!'sSt in
,,Mo so HS" %ay nft,ef any n!oHr 2.
nrnnrins sc II cvnr i,.s 'tn% ~
T. nna tms ,ni ., mrt1s n it WnHn
shtd hE nrntirt..,;t III, IN IN rs,nt
ihs' ths ~ Opportunity Is glsen 10 "e prace
a'y ieMrn senifS i ty
ptaetIuE ,arsst.iIris. stc rs vii is "t%' i.o'
"scssoM for m sdHr t. ac2HrS hat kow!sSo
c Mteh anntnr Su ovanu n"9p i' ~ 81 th ns
si~hAAns sAt
, 1881-09-19
TRIBUNE:

Of !he Il: u of Lot rs In EIIia' Eaat or Second
Alfred Iaraons a1ct1 John md Mary ]. Binck
fur e1.'lN.
Rsephnn Klmhor commenced II suit aPntnst
tin Miths,an Central 1tnIlroad COMPANY, inylnx
tlutfnEes ut $jn.lAW
Thc,n1Drp :sickcI 1Ieti n bill HYn'nat tho Chlca-
go l. EvA,tstut! Hnrnad CumpAny to prevent
tbefn from laying n trnck on southport nvenut,,
hEtwct.h ttnwth0rtlO md Fullerton RrGn,eA, hi
front Of hts premises, Until thay have patti him
for tho dnMAgc that will bo uec1soncd thofcby.
THE CALL.
JCniE Dnu,TMpsp-ln chnmhnrs.
JuhNE Jsf.DnHErT-fn chambers.
Jup1g GAnY-First fifty cnscs On calendar No.
e
JuDuE sMirH-1'rolimtnary cail. tho first nifty
cnscs M calendar M. I. Triu Gull, tho FIRST livo
cases founl rcady for trial Oh the preliminary
cnli
JupuE EAN7l1oxy-Assists judge Dnry.
iutHE JANEs0H-t'ontestcI motions.
JulxaE issNEns-rirst afty eases on Ills appeal
calendar.
.rlME st01.AN-Ftrst twenty cnsos MI hs cnl-
ci,llar. henE turn Nos. h.57t 7a. G,7Gf. 6.Tf,.
5 iif. 11Sg+ s.'7, 6Bi0. 6sl:| t,sH. 5,H1, b,b.l,
d *. a,H.ct. T. E.1}, 6,EEk 6,Etl 5,BtI, hBia.
IlMlE liAwEa-FIrst ftvE ease. IN his cnfoHdnr
y! tho Circuit Court, bOFnK term Nos. .. 4 H. tg.
IL. - -
..lunHE TuhIr-No court until Monday, Sept.
JuDt,E uAnsuM-No court until Monday, Sept.
, 1881-09-19

1NrERN ATIDNAL EMPLOYMENT UtJ-
l. renu-W1 nru prepared IL furnish ot!nlluarctAt
hUlspa nud institution with cutlpsteit nnalstHt. ut
t!!lunud \ chaln VI otiiess tro.Ehgat the un!lad ID
t,rlsrs Sata atnctUry. Epl0t1ra md gE.pi0yrs Will
ind y gtratly to th1|r advantage u gall apn ~ "
prall,jt 1tsentlnn. FOND STAMPS tus cruMass, Ve!nx
fAtus inAttlEtlBH6. DlG lntoFGAu0lht GHploynIIHat
UutpHr. :hsI ~ WnBuAil.AY. -
, 1881-09-19
JUDGEMENTS.
HutEft1On Cnt:uT-CnN NFEEs1uas-A.n 3. uarncs
va. J. anu II. nIosta.,. sU1D,J'.

CORRECTION.
Sptttat DApatth to 1as ch,saeo 7ftbuns
OTTAWA. ILL.,. Sept. fS.-In thu report Of tho SIT.
rrcnie Court proceedings published Fridny. by
MI errar 1T tho iync It wns announced that tho
court Ind ndInirncd to Wednesday, morning
next. whcroas It should hnvo been Tuesday
morning, Sept. 20
, 1881-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

IlIGltslAf Nl3tlT'H BLOw.
net1ot Fire Press: "hlnKtcrs OF steamers and
,ss ssssls arFlytng IRON Lakos lluron and Eric
.sy ss.,sfuay report tho blow on Thursday night liz
=, s...aseiy tho worst OF tho season, and somo 10
'ar as tn say 1t WINS the worst storm thoy over
ss'ae'aatcrcd. s'..', Tho propeller Atn!o Young ar
tho sa 'soln Lake huron. and her Captain says
s"Sy NV aaasy swclls mover loft tho bout until sho
N.osea N,'sa TIC 1T. Clair River. Walu out on Lake
,i'ao. oh tao wavos wora simply Immense, somo.
rha ss weeping over the decks Of the propeller,
w.. VI ooAFd tho schooner bliam! Ilollo, which
saa Wi Oh Lake Eric all nluht, declaro that tho
Anas salaet!nea completely buried tho schooner,
,~out. O'Clock a. IN. it wnA thought thAt shu
rssa M never roach bur destination. Several
fh,aS pa.l gone completely uvur her, and every
VA 10 10 cabin and elsewhero about the boat
luto sbo siu; sho was, however, brought safely
A STANCtf VESSEL.
n,S. a!i Courier: "Tho disableu schooner David
tatur "u'sic1 ~ unloading at tho Niuhlpuud El9.
eorn W. q, eltck lust 0ven.nR. ilur cArxD Us
ia xofs, M " uFf HxcGpt about two bushels. Tbts
Ths rs "slustte NJ the etal,phnoas uf tho vessel.
'"a VIII DO required withuut dolAy."
nx. 0oou lxCUuD.
Cant tfTKo TKa itlltddtu.a: "Tha schooner Aurora,
hef. onn Strickland, OF Fort Hope, cqluIunueed
sspt H1seh II seh April u !aat. snce Whlot tinie to
k,fI H. isau naH tiladb thrty-thteo trIpa u this
s'o4 ~, ,odG fsas OF lumber. Tho sipe
, 1881-09-19

TIE wI1ECK1Sn OF THE uA1sur jessie LINN.
Special Di.pateh to The Chteaao 7s4buns.
M1LwAuKgE Wis, Sept. 1B-Tho stenrl- -bnrgo
htnncsotn from which tho bnr&e Jessie Llnu
osoke ndr1ft and wont nshoro OH 13o!s Nlanu
Island. arrived here as noon todny. Capt.
hpencer's account of tho disaster Hoes not vary
IruH1 Tie TN1buHE's printed report. Tho vcs-
"! llca tn baL shapD and tti an exposed condt.
don, with hcr cabin submerged, tho depth Ut
nater at tho stcrn being nearly nineteen feet.
Tho Linn Is tho property Of tho lntcr-Ocean
isAnspostatton Company and Ia insured for
Aun; NorthwcstGrn National, t7,50O; Sbuo 4
iH%ataes. IT, s5,an; Detroit Flru s. Murine. <7.h0U.
H. ee SSasEo o. 100 tnns ot ooai Is eonsgnol 10
THE'BOEIO0NEN NApoLEUs.
H.. apte.at Dtspateh to 7hs Chicago 1stbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 1B.-Tho echoonor
rns!a rnapo!Soi which wos rclcased from tho boIcti
@I[t. @ hns boon rtghted und brought inside. sho
~ ~ p5nbab!y DO placed III dry-t'ock tomorrow
DAMAGED a nnlpaE.
r, sptttoi nttpateA to 1as CAtsdoo 1rtbnns,
,sts ,GsttEsv.EEkANu, o., Sept. 1B.-Abonty O'clock to.
Fan9o 5 saTSv 0a Whi'p y Tow e sa
D''u8o anu uA1nuHtd 1t nbout &5o worth.
TIE scoW CHRISTIE SOLD.
6pteta! 0ttpateh to The Chleooo 7ttbun<.
aRs%s@Atu aR%@uKEE, S, Wis. Sept. 1s:.tiessrs. Chapman
c.,n antase,l hnso sold tho scow Christie, which r-
q taAt place for II ,HU
MINUH TWO JInS.
H. bpttta' Dtspaieh to The Chteaeo Tribune.
1iW aiiW 4uKEE. Wis.,, bupt. 1H-rho schooner
;&oliatd llnllun reports seeiuR q yosSel, thought
Sh,oa W tho sAvalanl otf poiut Aux Ices Hclua On
4aatsday lntnus two 3lba.
: clIAErE'la At CLEVELAND.
spt<tat Dipateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune
cMs ELAaI, III, Sept. .l8-Chnrtors-Irnpec
hh..a,h9orry +. and consUrt Nuweon,b, ore, Escunu-
~ ;" ashtabnln and FHirport, private terms.
SpsSr
u, cefe1al Ufspatch to Ths I'ktedoo Ifibuna.
p h!1;WA!Kkn, Hopt. l8,-I11o now atcAl1,- barao
a. ~ H. sfRrkc !.ado trial trip on tho bay TO-
3@, aau worked satisfactorily.
, 1881-09-19
ItDlIti1 WANTED.

7QOARD - A GENTLEMAN WHOSE
Il Guslnusa calls hiM frbu1 tue Gity must VI Tue
tuy dostsA tosm an4 eoar4 foF hls xtta n IF!yats
soGloy. The party haYlnx tls right placs can hayS
steady hoaIdor tuT thu Mlntor toE kwo days
A u 0Alt Auuss. Au&sfsMcts 4Igh&nXta.