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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-15
FLASHEs OF FASHION.

Advance Copy from Ehrich's Fashion Quarterly
Stripes run lcngthwise.
The rage for beads is on the wane.
White toilets will be worn till frost.
Crinolets are bustles with a new
nome.
Dolmans will be the leading fall
wraps.
Basques and jackets are still fash
ionable.
Shoulder capes and fichus will be
much worn.
Great latitude is permitted in the
shapes ofsleeYcs.
Loose wristed lang gloves will be
worn more than ever.
Ombre pushes will be used as trim
mipgs on costumes.
Flowers are used on evening toilets
to an unlimited extent.
Striped MORE ribbons will trim
many of the early fall bonnets'
All costumes and suits are COM
posed Of two OF three fabrics.
There will be rapid demand
for dolmans and dolman sacques
this fall.
Some of the new trimming silks
have alternating stripes, MORE and
damasse.
Quantities of Spanish Lace,
white, black. cream and colorcd,
is a feature in full toilets.
Dolmans in the sacque-visite
shape and dolmans mantles will lead
the styles for early fall.
Some of the new plush goods
have immensely = long pile cut
in irregular depths to form the
figures.
Horse hair, cloth, mohair, steel
and whalebone Suffered crino-
lets, will be worn until cold
weather.
Low quartered buttoned hall
boots will be worn until the
middle Of September or first Of
October.
Lawn tennis suiting in gay
stripes will be worn as skirt.
for fatigue suits until the middle
of Noyember.
Rhine crystal clasps, buckles
t medallions and slide ornamen
S various parts OF the most fast
: ionable eyeninf toilets.
l The popular outdoor sports 70
, the months of September, Octobe
and November, will be archery an,
I lawn tennis.
. Sleeves are long, demilong, o
three quarter lengths, according T.
: fancy; tight, shirred, OF pulled, a
. wearer prefers.
Chenille plush stripes; on satil
merveilleux grounds, are see
among some of the new trimniin
stuGs..
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Non-Reside-zt n otioe.

In the County Court of IIardOman, County
Tennessee.
Lacretia Doris, n. 4. Doris, R. y
Mitchell Admir- vs.. Heirs John Nuckolls
decd. Petition for sale OF division of land
No. 1893 R. D.
n this cause it appearing from the pc
a ton which IS sworn to that the de
PENDANTS Thomas Nuel5oIis, Elizabeth Bar
her AMI husband, - Barber, William
NuckolIs. John Nuckolls, and Francis Muck
oils heirs OF John NuclolIs, deed are. non
residents of the State Of Tennessee.
1t is ordered that publication be made
in the Bolivar Bulletin, q newspaper pub
lished III Bolivar, Tennessee, for TOUR sue
eessive weeks, requiring said non resident
defendants to enter their appearance hereiu.
by or thin tile first three days Of the
County Court Of Harslemau County Tennes-
see, 10 be held Al the Court House in Boil
var Teuncsse, on the first Monday in Nov.
1881. plead answer or demur 10 the petition
or the same viii be taken for confessed a.
TO them and set for hearing EEK parte'.
W. c. DoRIoN. Clerk
Frracis Fentress, Solicitor 9l24t
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THE BULLETIN.
TTg7 RsDAY, sEpTEMBER Is, 's8i.
LAWS OF NEWSPAPER,

=. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press EE.Ics 10 the cs-.uary are oonsid-
cred as WISHING, continue their sub
criP1on.
2. IF subscribe. ish their papers
STOPPED, publishers may continue to
send tIABs t.. ga; cages are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse
take their paoerS from the post Office
Or places where they are sent, they are
held responsible unal theyA .Ctle their
bills md give the n0ts.e 10 discontinue
/. n ouhscuDers nove TO other
place. wnno,,. infos ming the publisher
the, are eelG ,esponsihle Notice
should always be given, on removal.
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The partial failure Of the corn
crop furnishes no occasion for a
panic. 1t, of course, curtails the
profits Of the farmer and produces a
general Inconvenience, but If the
dictates of prudence prevail, need
occasion no great loss or suffering
in the country. If it should lead
the farmers Of Tennessee to &dopt a
different system Of agriculture it
may, after the immediate hard
ship is over, prove blessing in
Disguise.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
In the County Court of Hardema
County, Tenpessee. No. 1892 r. D

In the County Court Of Hardema
County, Tenpessee. No. 1892 r. D
Wm. H. Foster petition to sell land for Par
ton vs.. Mary Z. Foster and her Guardian
J. c. Shelley
I n this cause it appearing from the petit
a ton which i'll sworn to that that the de
PENDANT Mary E. Foster is nonresident Of
the State Of Tennessee.
tits ordered that publication be made in
the Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper published
in Bolivar, Tenn, for four successive weeks,
requiring said defendant, Mary Z. Foster
to enter her appearance herein at County
Court OF Hardeman County. Tennessee, to
be held at Bolivar, on tile first Monday in
Sept, 1881, and plead answer or demur to
the petition in this cause, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to her and set for
hearing or parte.
This August 4th, ! Isl.
We. DoRIoN, Clerk.
Wood & McNeal, Solicitors Tor Petitioners
1st week OF Aug. At
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TouHs, Tenn. I
sept, II 1881. {

Sept, / 1881.
Mr. EDITOR: Your valuable Jour
nal is evera welcome visitor to our
town and section. Our school is sue
ceeding admirably 'mder the manage
meut Of Prof Hudson, assisted by
Hiss Sale Young. Eighty scholars
are now enrolled, among them many
from distance. The contractors are
busy ii orr midst. DIR. Nuckolls has
completed his beautiful residence, and
its surroundings are very pleasing.
Geo. Bradford Is giving another evil
dence Of his enterprise, by building a
residence for himself in our town.
lie moves hither for the school advan-
tages o&ered. 7. J. Ruffin has near
ly completed large double residence
which is To be rented. Rumor says
that the Mercer Bros. are prospecting,
preparatory to erecting a regular
boar'Iing-house, or hotel
We'll, our thriving town needs such
an institution now, as boarding. pupils
are coming in and more will come; if
convenient and reasonable boarding
rates can be had.
Tha, venerable and highly respected
minis ter, Rev Geo. Day, is dead.
He will be greatly missed in this sec
ton. His influence fer good was wide
and great. Peace to his sainted mem
DRY. D1ke jackson is also dead.
He was one of the oldest men in the
county. Thus these aged landmarks
are rapidly passing away Nav their
places be filed by a sturdy race OF
Intelligent, christian men and women.
The crop of corn is very light,
but there will he enough to feed
the people, with the old corn on hand.
often will be. below one-balf crop.
Picking is in full blast and the staple
! is short but clean, The first picking
will take nearly ali on the plant
Not many bolls are le3 on the stalk
: The whole crcp will be gathered b,
November, if this good weather con-
tinues. Give the planter a good pric,
Z and he can stand short crop, becaus,
> he will have more money in his peck
! ct. The fact that the people are 'mor,
out OF debt generally than they wer
some years back, Is encouraging.
: Cotton must go up in price as III,
crop will not be large enough to NEE
+ the demand. The wise ones Dre
: dict that good middling will be WORT
: 10 cts, by january l, 1882. Thos
r who can, VIII hold it back assiong a
t they can possibly do so. Much whea
:. and rye will be seeded this fall. Thi
] 5 a move. Every farmer should d
p versify his crops and raise his meat an,
d bread. Let us make an effort TO d
c hereafter and real prosperit6 will gree
= US. Our merchants are in good cor
II dition TO do safe business this tal
Rev. Messrs. Berrier and Gilmore bav
= had a most successful revival meetin
!, here, some fifty conversions. Gu
town Sergeant, Wamack, is hard
h beat our railroad agent, McGlathery
! has no surer;cg On tic lac.
gRsfpx-r,s,
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The HARPER :" Whisky is the
result Of the experience Of twenty-five
years, in which time the manufacture
has been perfected SO 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.
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FOR SALE.
Three good second hand wagons.
w. T.. Arnistead.
InsoIvent Notice.

Having this day suggested to the
Clerk of the County Court of Harde-
man County, Tennessee, the Insolvency
of the estate of Elizabeth Lutrell, decd,
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said Estate, to
file the same authenticated il the
manner prescribed by law, with said
Clerk OH or before the 9Th day of
March, 1882, and any claims not 50
fled, viii be barred both in law and
equity. NJ. l.. SPARKS,
Admir- Estate Of Elizabeth Latrell.
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s'nT-rers WITH j. scumatiem, Lame
b *, etc, wa0 h-ve bad al the
pleas =; 81 LIS destroyed 10y lAcs9
sal All et59.,s, eSa assaia cnj2Y tyn'
ght cystic step OF pcTicC@ heol.h
aaIcE crience pc1asa3crt elicf, by
using goussens' L;ghtniRS LINZ
incat, &c oniy l.aiailing Ieae,.y
for Rleumst.s1l, Linz gz1ll-, lsoa-
Taieis. SPrsins, Bruises, etc. 7. ice
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NOTIOE.
sTRAYED on STOLEN.

4 gray maro. Blind ~ right eve. has @
knot on top ol right shoulder, is nine or ten
wears old, and on the pony order. 4 suiia-
BE reward viii be given for her delivery g.
ne at Whitcviiie o. so thai ! can get her
". s. KIRKPATRICK.
r % %
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REWARD.
Toms 'Tenn.l
49, . 1901

Toms Tennl
Sept 3, 1881. {
My store was entered and robbed on
Saturday or Sunday Aug. q or Is, Of
about $4,000 worth of clothing and
general merchandise. will pay s20,-
90 for the arrest of each of the robbers
and will give one-half of all the goods
that may be returned to me. Respect
fully, L. j. Ruflin.
Sept. 8. At.
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coTroN Shielding 90 i.swNddIiug i954
lIiDiss-tsregn fo-isz e.H-s tlFy ~ 70 iiei7
HtITffslt21 cents. ie.ls - cents Chick as .1cis
TIC tfE<fs e. ~ cents
SEED DATS- 10 - cts.
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Want to buy good mule.
w. T. Armistead.
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IS 3 GERR al5nr0 soc fri;ls sioal-
- Dt EaFes aa.l ls-tl. - So alfi1
F. - x ~ - tfFsf Class aEe sltl CD
ssifclEsstie f7.ssse5l ~ ii.sa
Thee Iaass snasis ssss = Pc iiass fs.l 81 - IT,
Cetiaiffiat l-Nhitti- Ard lrra uH.i5ifi.oIisis
.1a1illeul = f.-r - ssgl-f Horrors. 3be aiinlfe
tieasie etiiisin Alatass5ek's 1es plifft l,si.irA
flferss Eff scale fle greatest i-ilrnFs1sf Be- ga
history % fianu Hlali--s. Ihr lHFl-if=e ere fii'
finess ~ Au-ericsL- Cetaicuae q IS Ii-gi=-
lllaiied free.
5UBEEsst oEessSz. fle best D. tie rari
ss7rr Et1f organ fffF sal - s-H4. e+s-tflfa ~
tle taIest -lne hest HlT1ssl ~ i-s 80 .fefr
ifafilfei Solo ri-s Is aTi perfect sfal aftipii stli
81 sinfst eases q le-5Llri' 9- s1ia elsfai hi' %
gf1Isifar fr-e f7l Tis.r- and fil-ruz aesif D.
s.. !. ... 80 :. s.. ORGAN S
sagf1g. io-ifsrsiE 50
- = fila isfsf larelisltz FACTORY and ware.
rooms 54ia street and zenith Avraues
etfss-Fs rrr<.s-s ~ oae-is..l u.ss c.a-
aFsEcf iqsslSI1 iaEes 6 Pc sbaiss rsse-s
fsaqsof r--t4s - ~ ss-H 49, e
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures habit
ual Costiveness.
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- - :. IverZ 90


And fiber with fever and ague, OF bilious re-
mistert. the system may yet be freed from
the malignant virus vita Hostetter's Stomach
Filters Protect the system against 6 with
this beucfcenr antispa srncdic. Wh5cn IS
Furthermore supreme remedy fDr liver CONF
rlssr.t, constipation dyspepsia, debility. -iier-
Hll.7=ssi, sidney tr0ublSs and Other ziin3cnts.
dor sale b al Druggists asd Dealers
acuelallz.
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CLOVBR-P0RT
Male and Female
ACADEMY,
CIover-Port Tenn.
Clover-Port

The 18th session begins on the 1st
Monday in Sept, 1881. Surround
ings beautiful. Excellent water and
pure air. For thoroughness gifts work
in ali the Departments, this School
invites comparison with any other
school in the Southwest.
Board 50 per month. Tuition us
ual rates. Send for circular.
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FOR SALE.

Three good second hand wagons
". T. Armistead.
FOR SALE.
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w. T. Armistead.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is a mild
Laxative.
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g q III

r.se f4r.a sis..rl -grs. cai I.ssl IF Pare value
and Is = ssfb-sFT r = Remedy fr aH Tie 'iiaeis-
slat csuse fi7as ifs be l9gcT fri e iAr 3i'f
sr--rtg TElssI.frhls gasfldire. Iilzif.-z,
Gr.v.I aIalara ard al aiiiteulfips 81 isr kinney
Liver ali t-rinerF f)rzans For Gsmaie Dr.
eases, M8ntaiV Mrnsfrfiaiiu nnd dufiiE ils1-
t,e Il las 10 ofaai tng orsFHs that
sqtt he HialHl and hence IS the host isiot d tu-
ritter. 10 ss the onig known remedy iliat crrts
Isries{ifsz s5ises-sa- For Dleics ESQ warner -
safe a1f- Eiates Eure-
For saia br DRUGGISTS ard Dealers at rt-E5 per
boifE- largest bottle 10 the market Irg ~
E. Z WAREEa e CO.. Rochester, ). Z.
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100000 feet of Lumber for sale at Phoenix
Mills, one mile north of Bolivar. Must be
sold to close out. Bargains may be had by
applying early. All bills under, $500
cash on delivery F. FESTREss,
Executor of fitser Miller, deed
9 % It
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is purely
Medicinal.
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MARRIED.

At looms Angst. 9th 1881, Mr..
George Searand Miss Mary Shepherd,
Esqr. Tate officiating.
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I. w. Harper, Distiller,
Nelson County, Ky.

Moore & Harvey, Agents, Bolivar.
D. J. & J. T. Jones, Agents, Toons.
g. w. Chambers, Agent, Hickory
Valley:
j. Hayes, Grand Junction, Tenn.
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NOTICE.

Persons wanting artificial dem
lures can have plates of either eel
luloid or rubber, as am now pre-
pared to make them of both mate
rials. r. T. Dishman. Sep. 5.
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FOR SALE.

$4,000 Cypess Boards.
w. I. Armistead.
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Aug. 4. At. 2. 8. Fuirall,
=. 0. Toon's Sta. Tenn. Principal.
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Special Locals.
FOR SALE

Three good second hand wagons.
w. T. Armistead.
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FOON'S sTATION, HARDERAN COUNTY, TENN.

@ p EUDSORT, Rrinoipal-
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MARKETN.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l9.-Flour dull but
he'd; Super1ne, at "a a5G4 7j: extra
at Is Oo05 IS: Ohio and ln,iiana family,
q 0o97 80; Pennsylvania family i6 6s9
675: St. Louis do 81 5Oa7 IS Minnesots
Extra ut - 0JG7 81; do straight at q 25fl. 80
winter patent q .5GS 50: spring 10 - Oc6
SIS.
Rye -four at Is 251550.
Wheat firm.
Corn quiet and steady.
Oats quiet but steady.
Rye steady at 81.
Provisions dull.
Lard dull.
Butter active and tending upward in choice
grade.
Rolls firm.
Eggs fresh, scarce held lots plenty and
dull.
Cheese quiet and unchanged,
Petroleum dull refined, nc asked.
whisky firm and active sales at 81 IL
Seeds-GOOd to prime Clover dull ut S3sG
- FlaxseCd firm ut 81 50.
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PUGS PULLED.

Arrest of IA Party of Prize Fight srs In Phil
adelPbia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 19.-AbOut half
past four o'clock this morning party of
men drove i'll carriages to Broad and Pas
sayunk avenues in this city, and alishting
formed ring on a vacant lot, in which
two of the men commenced a pitched bat
tic. The police quickly arrived, when
Jos. Jordan, ono OF the combatants, and
number OF others, who assisted in various
capacities. were captured. They were all
held for trial.
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LOST AT SEA.
Tho Fate Of Half u Dozen Sailors.

The Fate Of Hall q Dozen Sailors.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-On Wednes-
day morning w. &. Partew, keeper of the
Farrallone light house, with four fisher
men and :, boy. left port in plunger for
his station. Nothing has been heard of
them since. The weather was stormy
and wrcckage identified as belonging to
the plunser was picked up the next
day inside the heads. 1t is supposed they
were all lost.
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Now YOrE Market.

NEW IORK. Nov 19-Flour-Sfate and West
ern buyers favor dull Superfine state, 81 50
as 10: Superfine western. - 5O65 IS :; COM
mon to good extra do. 5GSc: choice do do,
IS IOI6 90; Southern duh and weak
Wheat a shade better and less active: No. 9
Red. Dec, 81 1901 45 do JAN, 81 471a@
asa do Feb, 81 4?i4@l 5O1a;
Corn u shade easie. add dull mixed west
ern. spot. G2lGSc: 10 future. 6O17s4c.
Oats quiet and firm State, 4s955: Western.
4Tl.N 81
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LEG-dL NOTICES.

ISTATE OF DANIEL II. MAKKLEY,
Il late of the city OF Lancaster decd. Letters
tcstanentarv ON said estate having been
granted to the undersigned. all persons in
dcbteu thereto are requested to make immeti
ate settlement, and those having claims or de-
manIS against the same, will present them
withnr;t delay for settlement to
JEREMIAH RIFE
10 Eas: King street, Lancaster, Pa.
Agent for Clara u. Markley. Executor.
j. i. COOP. Attorney. nt06tdOaw
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BILLED AND MANGLElI.

shocking Railroad Accident ut pous!-
keepsie.
POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov. 13.-John
McGrath and James Sheridan, while walk
ing on the railroad track this morning,
were killed by Il locomotive. Sheridan
was carried three miles OE the cow catcher
and horribly mangled. McGrath leaves
widow and Sheridan wife and seven
children.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov. 19.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, increasing c'oudi
ness and areas of rain, colder northwest to
southwest winds, followed by rising bar
Ometer.
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w hand Furniture: Six dozen OF wood
Chairs, number OF Settees, lot OF small Tables
cid So;as. Pool Table and Billiard Table. -.E-
ply to JOSEPH MCFALLS,
nl7-6tl: li6 Walnut street. Columbia Ia,
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3Oth, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly Sundays
exceptcd) under provisions OF an Act OF the
General Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court OH March 81
rendered the following d ocisiOns:
1st-That the Commonwealth NistributioD
Company Is legal.
2d-Its draw ings are feir.
n. B.-The Company has n"w on hand {:
fhi.
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CTEAMED OYSTERS.
y MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Having placed in my restaurant u Fcose
Steamer, am prepared to furnish STEAMED
OfSTERS-the best in tho city-at all hours. 1
have also connected the steamer with my
Steam Table thus enabling me to serve Meals
stcnming hot at short notice.
Oysters in Every Style. Meals at All Hours.
Game in Season.
GEO. II. MILLER,
nl9-1wdR 1si East King Street.
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ANOTHER EMBARRASSED BANK.

Suspension that is CIaiincdt to be Only Tenn
pOrary.
BosToN, ov.1S.-At II 40 a. III. Central
national bank stopped paying checks.
They do not wish it to be understood as 4
permanent suspension, but a temporary
stoppagc for the purpose of consultation
among the directors as to the proper
course to pursnc. At the clearing house
to-day tho Central bank was compelled to
ray $!0O, 900.
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New York. Philadelphia and Local stocks
also United States Bends repOrtet daily by
JACOB Il. LOHG. N. f. Cor. Centre Square.
SEw YORK STOUKa.
: stocks fcvCrish. unsettled.
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november DRAWING,

I,!HO prlZeS.. .flI.: I"
Whole tickets, =; half tickets. 81; q tickets
TO; IS tickets, $lOG.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter, q,
send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIS
Orders of IS and upward. by Express, c;.E be
sent at our expense. Address all orders To R.
M. BOAkDMAN, COurier-J Journal Building,
Louisville ky., OF X. NJ. BOARDMAE,
jO9 Broadway. New York. fehl-TuTh& saw
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4 (NAvERNS OF LURAY.
CAVERNS Obituary,

LC61AI' -AUE ICOCNI1s F11tU1.N14H'
About one mile from the passenger depot OF
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, are now
brilliantly illuminated with the ELECTRIC
THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected and beautifully furnished for
the accommodation OF visitors to thc Cav"rns
Is open tor the reception OF guests.
A CAPACIOUS RESTAURANT offers un-
nsual facilities to large and small excursion
parties Oct:O-lmd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-19
Ph1lodelphia, ,
The household Market.

SATURDAY, Nov. l9.-Therc was an ordinarily
full market to-day at both the Central and
Northern market, and but few changes in
prices. The approach of Thanksgiving day
brought poultry into prominence and there
was full supply OF chickens. ducks. geese and
turkeys. Chickens dressed ranged from S5l0
soc each and live ones from sO9SOc per pair.
Ducks dressed zoe. and live soc per pair /; geese
each u turkeys dressed about l6c per pounds
live 7J6I$2; Il wagon. load of fine young ones
were sold at l0c per pound for the lot. Butter
sold all the way from 20 IiOc eggs were very
scarce ut sc cranDerries l21sc; lemons
abundant at l2llISc per dozen red grapes zoe
per pound: white 38c apples 2OlI3Oc half Peek
or $iGl4 50 per barrel shelbarkS sold ut 5@lI0c
61@9?c by the quarter and l2dlSc cut pork
whole s09c and cut l2@l6c lard Ac /; veal
was scaacc at liG2O: mutton HllSc; lamb,
H@.0c. The fish market supplied with
white, rock and ha,dOck mt 1Oc, and cod. bass
and catfish ut l21ac; potatoes, l2Gll5c half
Psif PsGk "r q per Di 0Gsne s%Het potatoes n asc 60
cabbage. 6GI:0c per head celery, l0c bunch.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-19
Live STOCK Markers,

CHICAGo.-Hogs-ReoeiE A. 900 head; ship
Elents, LEO head; market unchanged: uallty
large tIick tat Sor. scarce az and t". siroma
common to good mixed ut s. 7OlG 10; heavy
ut Sc 15@G 80; light hogs ut S. sOI6 10; culls
and graSsers ut IS 756l5.
Cattle-Reccirts, 6,O0O head shipments. 3.uO
head; market quiet and weak exports slow
1T $646 %: ON cur fancy premium at 81 IS
10 medium, S5 aJal4 Is; SooI markets for
butchers and canning at $2ai stOckers and
feeders steady at s. G5@4 ranges steady and
cd 90 ut So GjGl3 81; half-urcsd steers ut 81 p
mixers and SpringerJ, common to good. ut
so choice eastern ut $j0Gl6j calves ut $7GlI6.
head shipping active and fiTm butchers
weak and slow ; inferior to fair mixed Mt
s. 7jI3 80 gOOd to choice ut So 75l4 so; select
c;i wcthcrs ut 81 7j6lj p.