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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Tue 93mllet1o1,
Notice.

All persons having claims against II
KaI,, e Sons are hereby notified to pre-
sent same to undersigned, and all persons
being indebted to said firm are hereby
notified 10 come forqoard and ssttle al
once II. KAHN Ie SONS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Adzzainistrator's Notice.

W. T. Armistead is selling canned
goods cheaper than any one.
Ifyou want to get bargains goto 4.
r. Hall q Sons cash store.
W. T. Armistead pays II cents a
bushcl for Cotton Seed.
Every good judge of goods knows
that they can buy the cheapest and
best at 4. r. Hail & Sons.
I have a large lot of cotton Seed
Meal for sale which is the best COW
food S1.00 per hundred.
a bargain in cigars at Moore &
Harvey's, by the boxl
A large stock of ready made cloth
ing at the very lowest prices to be
found at A. r. Hall & Sons.
Go to Moore & Harvey's and
examine their new stock of cigars,
Good ready made clothing at the
lowest living prices at A. r. Hail &
Sons.
Go to a. r. Hall & Sons cash
store for bargains. Remember the
place, and make no mistake.
Every good judge Of goods knows
that the best and cheapest can always
be found at A. r. Hall & Sons.
Nuts, all kinds, fresh and sound
very cheap at G. 7, Migrants.
TAKE YOUR HIDES, BEEswAx, anC
TALLow, to w. I. Armistead. He
will pay more than any one else III!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

We have the celebrated Bay State
Standard Screw Boots aud Shoes, the
best wear of any boots and shoes we
ever sold. n r. HALL & Son.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

w. 7. Armistead pays more than
any for Furs, Hides, Beeswax, and
tallOw.
Good goods ct the lowest possible
prices at = r Hall {, sons
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
DIED

jan, 1881, at the residence of N.
G. Young, her son-in-law, in Madison
Ce. Tenn, Mrs. Eliza Bradford, age
sixty eight years.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
ESTRAY,

Taken up by n. a. D. Bryant and
posted 18th December, 1880, one bay
stud colt, about D years old; medium
size, in good order; no marks or
brands; appraised at $50. Said n.
A. D. Bryant lives in Civil District
No. l, Hardeman county, Tenn, at OF
near Grand Junction.
WM. NUCKOLLs,
Ranger II. G..
This 18th day of JANUARY, 1881.
1-20-3tff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Mattresses, GOffinB, &c.

We make a speciality of
cheap Bedsteads, Safes,
Mattresses, Tables, Chairs,
and cheap Collins, all OF
which we sell at manu-
featuring prices; we keep
a full assortment Of both
weed and Metallic Collins
and Baskets at small profit.
Fgaefais ATTENDED d SA!t Tt.ia.
SaIes..room at present at the Fac
tory, northeast corner Court Square,
Bolivar, Tenn. Come and examine
our Furniture before you buy else
where. sWe think Eve can sell you
goods cheaper than you ever bought
before. We make the goods and can
afford to sell them cheap. We also
keep some fine Dressing Case Sets,
both Walnut and Enameled.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

Wood taken in payment for Bull
leila subscription. Bring it on,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
NOTICE.

I will be in my Office at Bolivar each
Saturday to meet those who may wish
to see ne on business,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

Bethel Springs, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

Respectfully,
c. P. HUDSON.
Co. Supt., Public Instruction,
, 1881-06-30


0nsrtN. juno e.O,-Commeueonlont ut Harvard
University passed o1f to.tlay moro puletly than
usual. AT Sanders Theatre thla morning the
degree Of l!auhcor Of Arts wis eoatorEed o,, 100
Ut tho :sD !Ilelnbors OF the Senior Glass. anlo1g
tho1n tho following Western tuuns John i. IiclI
I.a,llsylllo, NJ; John +. Dav1s, San Ernnctscoi
West Cleveland. OF Arthur Jsl1y. sacFan'cIto;
Moses Klnv, vt. Louis; George y. Masxham. Ut.
l.ous: Otto. Muller, West Cleveland. O.; Charles
A. Mitchell. Cleveland. Oh Frederick W,
shpron. saH Franolaeo; Gsargc \. Staples, Dn-
l'4que, Ia.; Merritt Starr, cA!caxo; Nelson
!. ssophens, Lawrence, kas. The de1ree
n. lslnoin, ot Lnu!svtio, ElwarA Y; Hayes.
Leayunworth, Kaa.s M!ln A. 1twGtt. Milwaukee.
!larheI0r 0f lAMa, Hurt b. Dey9. Of ober!In, y;
Merritt Starr, EAtcaRtA l3AcAelnr uI nlf!ulty,
iae Il hs III; aSee It 81 lenoa Il essss
wus notlccab!x limited. there ee!nG but throe Of
them RlYon. They wur0 TINT OF IL. p. to Goor4o
Wlillam Curllst ut Ncw. York. and Jamcs y.
G Ge:b 'S 9 supteme snss 5ua,s sna8 ooass ths
nt this. asAsos anil 4. ", TO- FranoIs
public soaools. Ihe hall9tlnE fos 0sessGers toF
r. aS 1s.uSa III %sa eseo 1t
Hoar. ThoNlufu Lyiaan, eno Ilenry Il. Ktdder:
About HU alumni atteudcd tho Commeucenent
4lungr ln Aetn0FlHl Hall Th9Fo were present
iii utgnltatics ,of sPrclal t!nportaneo from
woVo ,nals by George Wiiltali CuEtis. Gov.
Long; and number of local tnun Of prominence.
~ tas 1Pfss*rn Assoctated trssa' T.,
DosroN, Maas., Juno 0.-PEes.dout ELIOT. 70
University had received about too0,ut. but yat,
IN the Tall, the Trcaasurec's b00ks would show
lhs largest deficit In the century. The gif1s
, 1881-06-30
CHICAGO vs.. TROY.

Vi S. lR&u4s
Fifteen hundred people greeted the Troy
team yesterday Oil tho OCCASION Of their Sec
ond visit, thereby testI(ying to the popular
lty Of tho Trojaus with Chicago l,rople, by
whom they nre regarded rs OMe Of the
best bull tcalls In the. l.eague,-a team
composed of 1lar.l,workers and capable, coli
scielltlons players. Tlle remarkable strides
Of The TrUys during th8 lIast month have
brought them Into general. notice as
dangerous competitors IN the iseaEEa
ruuc, Md, considering. the threaten
ing stnte Ut tile. weather, tho presence
Of so lnrge crowd yesterday was Il marked
compliment to the visitors. 1t sprinklctl
twicc during tho guile. but not enough, TO
interiors with play. Tho Troys wero un-
fortunate I'll losing the services Of one of
their hest lMGi, eurly In tho glme, Casktns
wrci,cliiny Ills knee III running from first to
sec,lld basu in tho first fnninE, md being
compelled to leave the field. Ewing tnok his
place, and pluyetl short without n law, be-
sislus making utle Of the f0ur clean hits.
Willie p!nylng The best gnlne tn the field,
Troy was no match for Chlcngo Mt Int and
Oh this buses. They reuclled second base but
tl,reo times, and third but once. Gold-
smiths pitching was easy, ctf0rtless, aId
confident, thoro hetng something nbout Il that
completely bnillul tho Tro1ans. Kpcfe wis also
very rircctiva for six innings. bit after TINT
WIS hit freely, ttrco doubles bcinE mado In tho
nnth irnluu. a wild throw by4 Connurs Aayu
tlore tally In tho tirst Inning after ho had bit
fur hts bnse; sinRlcs BY Goldsmith and Daifym-
po carnSd y l run r. The seegi5; h!ts'Gy 6 Da!syn-
tlrd tld Inttpr to- sc0rc HI ufIatusi run tn tho
!fth; i hase on balls for Fling. &. two -baaecr
" nalrsniI!e. ana wLla p!tsn aa, fHyo ts two
cipan stcnl. tognthcr with terx,|son's fumb!c,
nl.!cd nltc i.ro III tho clxhth. end doubles i,y
ninth, i,nktuE eight In a!l. ChichEo tlclt,Gt well
tn the main. WIsiiAtnsni's two errors bning OFT
cMso with Al,snn's flf,b!c, whlio Quest's caRrr-
ness 70 mike .u,sle plays led IL two Wild throws.
stops Ut hAr., hit ba!ls. and Dalrympio tnuk Il
lnw liner OH tho run IN line styIu. Troys crrnra
consisted III tha lntitf ut very difficult tty hX
Lt,ssldy, n fntnbla !,y Ferguson: mn unfortunate
throw by Conhors, tie bail str!kinx Uoro on tho
bMuk ng he run down tn setbtld, Allu low lhrnw
by lIo!Icrt. Tho sh'nc ttan,s play to-day ind
Saturday.
THE sroftE
, 1881-06-30
which were received mado now expenses. The
!lcmmWAJ .Kymnasiutn, for example, ncctej an
Income OF *OIt00 10 boar ita running expenses,


[OAAENEs
6psttaa Dttpdtsh to IN Chicago 7ftb,n+
HEfnlT. Wis. juno ea.-Tho thirty fourth an-
nual Commencement of flolott College tns Jass
closed. The following young mon graduated
to-day: Harold O. Chaplin, Of Rochester, Mimi:
Francis a. chapman. Subiotto, ILL.,; deorge l..
Collie. Dc'nvan; Wilson Denny, Autora, ILL.,;
Edward o. Fisk. notoit; Carrol 8. Gregory,
1tockford, ILL; Davtd H. Richardson, Constat1.
ttnoplc, Turkey; Charloa .. Warner, Fronport,
ILL., James D. Whitolaw, Portage; Rollln D.
Salisbury, Elkhorn. Chaplin hRd tho salutatory
and Salisbury tho vacdtosory. Collie, Denny, ,Fisk,
md Warnur delivered orntions. George NJ. Iier-
E!ek of Lona ~. delivered the nnster's grafton.
r. s. sbophartl.. If Pcshtfgo, of tho Ffoshmasa
cihss, and H.. II. Hcrrck, OF ilock[nr of tho
sophomdfos. wotl lilo DridRman prizes IN tho
prizo defamation contest. Horace q. Fisk, Of
asd Iiss:y wa q eHSs ee t.: cse e! 'saesn eara,
sch9lhrsh!p fnr tho best standing in the Junior.
suphnt19rc. nnd Freshman ctasscs respectively
aMrIng t.ar thG "a na:t year Ihe greet cscnt ct tho
by thg tberai!ty Of aIrs. -. Hcrrfck, Of Iron
t9H. Wis. This Will 10 m import ant addition 10
cightSe!i;foMot M telescope. will bo provided.
fund nf tho college during Tho year, Including
ab1ut $7,5H raised by tho Rtan,nf. Prof. e. e.
Smith, Of Witliston HntnEnary. East Hampton,
Miss, has been ofecfcd Professor at Chemistry
Pa 81 ,oi znnx 3Snn T
Prof. ". v: !tnw1andst heretofore connected
WITH Prof. MnMunn'6 lAcaucmy, 1tacne, Princf.
r.! ct Tho preparatory schnol. IN ptnce Of l. W.
l'ctttbnn0. rcaa9ncd. Tho Alumni Association
Potter flpntrlcksort, President: J. q. Dow, 500.
fQtaryt M. y. HJnmnn, TFrasurGts
, 1881-06-30
COMFY BLAND,

COMFY BLAND.
NEW Yonx, Jnnc aa-Coiey Island races:
rhn orc tnlle rim was VOL by lsipple, Odin
sectlltl. Greenland third; time, | :453{.
The ntnnteur rac&, tl1ree.lunrtcra III milo,
WIS won by Charley t'orllanl, Victim seco,l,l,
Vampire thfr,l; time / 10.
krupp Eun won ttIe mife and a quarter
rare, Ncntriimtttst second. On1 Dime third;
time, .:lits.
,rI,e mattel, rnce was wnEk-oyor fur sachctn,
1no Htirrup i:tr raco, three mlfos and fur
long. wns won ty Pcr!das lasoIc second, Elias
1hr Welttr Weights, ono milo and n furtnng*
wna won ily Flight. VaKsant sefond. kitt'o Clark
tt,trsi. l.tnc. 2.1lM.
Tho sfnrI-co,lrso steopcGhasr was won hy
Frank Nlnrt. Cannon sccund, DotAn third.
Iitnc, 4:0l.
, 1881-06-30
RELIGIOUS.

NIENIk l4SA1AEt tx.
CLEAR LAKE, 1a., June a0.-Tlo sixth sen
soil ut Clear Lake Park, Ill.,. was inal1gurntcd
last evening BY the State Camp Meeting. The
liey. $. II. Aiarsll, 'of Sibly, H.. preached.
The Illinois Contral llaitroa.t excursion, traL1l
arrlyel promptly With MI excursIn,i nf nine
cuaehcs from Catro, Ill.,, NIL well filled. DR.,
Lowrio preached thts fore'looM a sermon OF
great simplicity md power. airs. Lowrio
will rendor efficient mid in the meeting. 4
heavy storm 0t wind nud ruin catne down O II tho
dump last night, and for fow snlnltes threut-
cnct sortuus duu.uEc. but aD0u pAssct Dvur With
uut huTin to any Ut tho eojuurners; but tho
Point wAx mt n, fortunate. for 1t hlcw over tho
observatory, repetition uf lust yours ncc1tent.
The ltav. Il. j. Ives. Of audubon, N. T., Ia OK
pcctcd to arrive Tomorrow. and will conduct
tho tutuTo meetings at tho camp.
, 1881-06-30
GALEsBURG, ILL.

bpEtL01 UMpafeh 10 1he Chltaqd If1bUnk.
GALEsnuR0, ILL.,. juno sa.-St. Joscph'a
Academy, under the pntroaago OF tho Komuu
Catholic Church, has bocn holding two days
exhibition in this clty. and closes this ovcninx.
This Is ono of tho most notable Institutions IT
tho kind III tho State outside Ut Chicago, and the
building Itself Woulst ho oredfnbln 10 tho mot
rOolitGn city of over 5oO0 100 ut tho head Ut LAko
Michigan. The Catholics arc justly proud OF
thotr school, aud tho exhibition ot scholarship
during tna past two days entltes It ~ rank flrat
The Gxoroscs wuro inlerspersch with music,
r9citatl0E,s, cssays, cte. IN whoh a! did admir-.
Atly. Tho nL-liuy. bishop SpauIttnK awarded
Tho gtIlA Inednl for excellence la eoholarshtp to
Miss Ltzziu Slnttcry, and diplornhs TO Misscs
Mnry keArncy, Mnry Slattcry, md bIargle ;nlut-
this institution.
, 1881-06-30

earning i've rims. Whitney calnn In, a,ul In
farcd as hatlly. lie wns also very wild, and
II, tho seventh Dcasty's inMls gave ont, md
Snyder t0ok his place. Brouters. White,
and Foley especially raped the sphere, anil
III the ninth 1}rotIthcrs knocked 1t Into The
right field cUrner for home run. Calvin
drove tho ball over the loft f'cl fence, md no
Indy could Ind II, although they searched
Through tho nctRhborhood. 1t WI, tho longest
hit over made in this ctty hut nny entitled tho
batter TO two buses. Sulttvnn's hands wcro very
sore aftcr tho fifth, and Gntvln'n pitching WAS
by means M affective m nj first. SnI II, of last
year'a CFnctnnAtis, mas tslod ut secnnd bhso, but
WIS not n SUCCESS.
isufIalt,.. 1 o o i 4 o d LIN
Nuns earnel-i,ailalo, i: 'i,oetons. q.
ftase hlts--Ilufla!D, 10; J,tlstMl, 10.
.Tw0-tnsg h1ts-Whitc ~ FoIcy E,t Calvin e.,
CtGw'oy. if0rnunx. Merrill
'fi1rtti. tIaa0 htt-Whltn.
Reconsideration. ..
Fielding Btn,rs-f,i'Fnto. 10: ltoston. 3.
.eft IN hases--t1utfat1, 3; ftDston, !.
Struck nut-fIulTaio. q; itoslot,, i.
1)otb1e er1Ays-DeAhley. Morrill,, Crowley. Foley,
Fulcy-HMiif h. f}H1vIn.Hnith.
1sa!ls c,tllgtl-Fux II; Whitney. t13: Calvin. 81.
HlrIkrs cal!t,i-.FUx, o.: Whitney. Il; uulyIu, II.
Mii1 pltches-Gaiviii, :; 4; 2Shai',i Wbitncy,i.
Utnp!rt-HtevGns.
T4nE-ThfpD hours,
, 1881-06-30

~1SAN NcOAt NOlkHk{A4tt
Tho Alumni Association Of tho Cook County
Normal and Trainlng.8choo held \ meeting IN
tho main hull 0f the building at NormaIviI,p
yesterday forcuoon. thoro bcing seventy- I'VE IN
attendance. A most interesting ndtltess was de-
lirered by Dr. Aleu.bcrt W. llrayton, of In
d!annpolIs, M 6umn,ls, ,1pon "indIvidunllty."
Tho Association thGn proceeded to the election
81 Ol!!cors tyr tho ensuing ycar. which resulted
a. follows: President. }. ". May, Ut tho Pullman
behaUt; vtce.l'rcsfdeni, Frnnk ". lAcon.
teacher at Matteson: Secretary. Miss AHn!o
n,rcr. stIss Corn Lewis, OF H'as; Isiandd:
1,r. i,ray,on's address for distfihution.
ARRANGEMENTS had bGcn r1atia for picuia, bur
the wet grass prevented. and a banquet WIS
hold at tho west building. where A couple Of
hours wore occupied III discussing tho tnortts nf
the Athrcas Among those present wero Prof.
Wentworth. Of the Normal: Dr. A. ". Drayton.
Of Indianapolis: Edwin A. van 1uyl, of Fclin-
saylvah[a; Peter A.. norney. Of Clyde: Mfs.
intmeE, Of Central Illinois; Mrs. br. Mary
SlEnRIcr, OF Chicago, and others.
Thu management having determined to try tho
experiment Of summer sch0oI, It Will be tried
this scns0n. tho term beginning July IL. It viii
continue for f0lr W9eks, and at the end OF thnt
tfH.e IT tho sttdents des!re It continued. ar
September. THIS school will be under direction
Of the l3oard 9i Education, and a kindergarten
department Will be MI especial feature.
, 1881-06-30
LAYING OF A. CORNERSTONE,
dreeLai pfspQfeh To T1s Ehataaa Tribune.

JACKSON, Aflcl,., Juna aD.-Tha corner
stone Of the Lutheran Church was laid this
afternoon with imposing ceremonies. Tho
nttemllancu was large, The exercises were
III English and German, by tile Roy. i. N. W0lf,
uf Pc1nhcrvllle. o., and M nddross by tho How.
+. Hclzar, f0rlner President uf tho Ofoht Wcst-
evu Lutheran SynMt. Thp t.uthemlIs liuro arc
quito II lnrgc congregation, nud arO erecting q
fine church.
, 1881-06-30
DARTMOUTH.

HANOVER, N. H.. Juna :.J.-Iu the afternoon
tho graduating clllss sututctl the President md
Professors md marched to tho Old Pine, whcro
M address was delivered by John ". Ltnehurt,
OF Ohio. Il petition, With forty signatures OF
tho Huston Alumni, has bocu prosonted To tho
Hoard Of Trustees, expressing tho oplulou that
President Bartlett SHOULD fcsl2u,
, 1881-06-30

tIARTFoun, Coiln., Juno aD.-CEartar Oak
Park: Tile I:a4 class was won by Victor,
taktng tho first, third, anl fourth heats;
l'lnckwonl FRINGE tho second heat; time,
.::2sil4f, .::sI1ff. .::ss41{, 2:2,
III lhe -! class. tho first heat was dead
l,ctwcGn Stuye Maxwell anil Naney. Max
wGll won tho nrxt thrGp hcnts, winning frst and
third tI,nrey. Nancy seepnh money, and WiBe
fourth money. Jerecr 10y. tho fnvorit III ro0ls,
wns withdrawn hefurc tho third heat. Time,
.:2Sj1s, ":.s!A4. .:s4!si, sa::.2aH
, 1881-06-30
The MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

SAN FJkAxclkCt, Cal., juno .9.-The Mount
TaMalpais phenomena was prolucvi by y purity
who weFo experimenting With tho aeliograph,
tolcxraphng with signals Of Light through tho
haxy atmosphere 10 u peak seven n,ltos distant.
Th1 volcanic spA8nu0A subsidized Wh9n the party
;toscende4 frQIn the mountains,
, 1881-06-30

er!y <tO Afnnitalt fl1. IlaRdnh Ffn. tho lntd FL.
SECOND rnrc--fatr CnGnt f:aW, Mnry anderson
ti1. John fJavis $55 Hello Of Nelson FL Prairie
it,ssD 80. ntek Mnrgnn 81.
Thirl Facc-liropklyn floo, CHM Alplno s..5,
Pilgrimage e.1s', t,nk I.o0f 81,
1tItluIp 40, lin EtnlI 81. Cniell &lO.
, 1881-06-30

W1IAtSuToS, Dell. June eo.-Tho thirty
first anallal Convention of tho American
rrotcstant Association ut the United States
Ia In session hero. Sixty delegates ara presant,
representing most OF tho States. Bamunl Llg.
Kalt+ Or Philadelphia, WNa nlt1tt rand hlaatef,
aud Johu pike, VI Chlosxu, ytco Grand.
, 1881-06-30

! La SALI.E, ILL.,, juno so.-{A section OF the
nnti-slasottia pe.rty; wll!cl, was supposed to
lluyo tlfelti III 1871, has tecn rcaurreetetl ut
thIs county. and nude thotr existence manifest
by gotttu2 up solnotistranco agnlnst tho aotton
Ut ttlo Building Cunlnittc9 In inviting tho AIa-
aonte Fr4tnrnlty.t0 nsslst In tAylnE tho corner
stot,c ott' the now CouFt-1iouse at Ottawa on tho
, 1881-06-30
COTTON,

ATLANTA, Juno s9.-Tho recent tour Of u. j.
Klnball, Director Geaots!. was ~ suocesstQ,
that tbs E1uputIyo Comnitt0e OF the lpteEns-
uonsl Cotton and Industrial ErposIt1oa hA2
voted 10 furnish space FREQ to all descriptions
OF exhibitors iA every cluss Of exhibit FROM
every quarter Of tho Elob9,
, 1881-06-30

uuyYALp.tN, X, June ;aa.-The blkeest
battling ever seeu in Buffalo WAS that done II,
to4lay's galne. Tie il!ta were hard and claalI.
and tho ,inllsldes could not handle the
grounders ut all. Fox wis batted out OF bis
position III tho second iuhtaR, the local team
, 1881-06-30

fiolt aneeutf nt',ll great eth!ltna!l1, to move,
y, r s,, g. Ut M NJ ~ t,s m
H. Ts h"nso Gha rcn.rs i ~
Mn1ann m vH 1Hu 1sn wn. " rc"v.t T ai src,nos @
ss}e!s; ~: S SnssSn ] Ess a,ae!eI Is SSst
HtSr WS a rr % nar Ssefs or wra f0r
i t1EurENASr.ooyEnson
ss!is, e, A,s!Ss: II! aa; j., Young mi; Ketf' l,
sYGr0nd l,niIot: WINNING, III; Yputn, 2is;
kerr, aoi sttK,kton. i;*i WtS,d 81. .','.
iIiirsl balint, IN tn"tlon 81 tiooatoS IRON cass
ind Fremont Co,intIos.
IT,. ,,,... - 1,.l,'s t,n o4nhM.. .'.,a.. ~.
,u,n t, g9i g nFs ~ III sms, co nn "
noasion. n t. .4o Ms, D tnnsiiatriy sfs aftur
fl9 tfiottls 81 t,.'ro Hn'''e mov'n9 bis nnat''
Eor Supcr'nteat'ent Of Public Instruction Tho
~ M!g1o A1eT.'stay n c%fri' ~ ,r Henry sau
WtAkurs, u Linn: q y. Mrtlnbi!liK. uf WarrcM;
u vnceh % ,s, ot ;'aGKnawK: ao =. d.
ss IL :? irs. :" la'cs Ssa*s sss sS
,a, ,Ma, te ~, fsst wns not aonSe ao Eonxo'''
9 h n oen1. nhs.rs tosecs f r4h 70 ~. sera aa
nominated fnr encouragement or Public ln'
strnetton On Tho sctoutl. ballot.
TIIE rI.ATFDisM.
W w, tho hT',t sot,rrsentatlvcs Of tho 1srpupltcon
En,,y 1T. q aoTs Sa,a,,d !s e i1s pesnIs i
st" a q fo tS NnG " d ,h1 Ffy| II te
~ secuss a nj s he s 81 cydo ado
fs NJ s'sSt s,Sfy i III GSs Sssss
~ IT, s,rcnssq cifrss III a tG n y ny ~
, 1881-06-30

Sptetat D4spatea to 1ne Ch!;aqu TFthunk.
Jackson, 3fiel, Jullo D.-lewls +. Mann
and Miss NcIllu j. lsnnso!u, daughter Of
Henry Ransom. wero married to4lny. There
Dr. liuugh tied the knut. Tho parties nre lead
ing utlos In society hcrc. Thcy took triI, 10
Madison, Wis, to visit relatives of tho groom.
, 1881-06-30
nIUsKEGOS, MICH.

Special Dt.pateh to 1ns CAtea7o Tribune.
atl'sKEgoS, Mich, june e0.-St. Mary's
Church was Tiled this morning 10 witness
the marr'ago Of Miss Sadie Kelly, daughter
Of Capt. Kelly, Of this city, and Mnurice c. Cor
ncy. Ut tho National Publishing Company, Of
ChlcnHO.
, 1881-06-30
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
Special Distateh 10 Tht Chicago Tribune.

BATTLE GREER, Micll., June :N.-t'enrge
W. Buckley, editor .und senior proprietor uf
the Mfehtonn Tribune. Ut this city. was this
int,rnluR united III tnnrrIaye to Miss Minnie II.
Parker, dauKht1r 0f one Bf our lcutlinK 1ucr-
chnnts. Tho wedding party has gone to Boston
to spend tho honeymoon.
, 1881-06-30
STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NEw Y0Nx, Juno :Q.--AHlved, tho Labrador,
from liaYrst tho 6satU OF UcorRla, fr0m 0laa-
gov; and tho Abyszlp!a, from Liverpool. -.
LUkuuN. JUNG sI.-Thc CIreaaalRn and Ltep-
xlG hAve arrived out,
PHiL4pEtrAaA, juno ssa.-Asrivcd, tho Illinois,
fFua3 LitgFpUOl+ - = -,
, 1881-06-30
ANOTHER Day Of Good Racing at
the Chicago Driving
Park,
Stanton, Guy, EnniskllIen, and
Brooklyn the Successful
Starters. ',.
Tho Garden City C,ip nntt Three
Other Events to Bc Ttun
, .TO-Dny.
Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Provi-
donoe tho Baseball Winners
Yesterday.
Tl1E CHICAGO MEETING,


Tl1E C1ItCAHO aIEETISG. ,
Although tie program nj tie Driving l'ark
yesterday was con,I'DsM, Will hut me OK.
ceptl0il, Of pnrse r,lces. atld tilere was no
fixed event Df particular interest tu be sIt-
clttpt, atl audience numbering between, Y,toU
niuf 4, 900 WIS nj llaiNl 10 witness Tho Epurt.
Tho Criterion Slnkes, II tFrcc-lt'artor milo
dash for aycar-oltt colts, wcrc won ly Stan-
ton, n yori,lEster In wllum Chtragu people
Should feel a more than ordinary Interest,
tnasillltch rs Ills Sire Aramls, WINS owned
FROM Ills 2ryeRr-Dlt furnl until Its death t,y
al 1lankins, OF this city, AMI the style I'll
which his stoully-b,llIi s0n disposed nf tho
Eo0tl field TINT opposed him. heing q cenr
length allcata ri the stc0nti lnrsG ut tho fin
lstl, sllOwctl him to POSSESS lusling qualities
,ls well rs spectl. OLD Guy pulled of IL SELL
Ing-purse III good style, t|ieru being nothing
III Il more dangerous than Clurtssllau, WIN
tiulstlesl sGcunA; while EM,tskillcM found
tic iantlicnp purse, u mile asHl threc-Illar-
tcrs, tho caslst kind Of u Victory, md 1lrook-
lyn's neck WIS mover stretched lii tho three
1uartcr-lnlle heat race.
TtfE Flits'r KACE
Of tho day was the Criterion Stnkcs, n dash
Ut tl,ree-tlnartcrs Of II mile for 2-year-ol.l
colts, tho starters being Stanton, Billiard,
Dnltancer, Terplex, l.otterick Random, boat
1nall, Lost Cause, and Billy Sphinx. ballard
WIS quite fayorit III The betting, IlotlerIck
Nai,t0tl being secorl cho!Cc, aid Billy Splnk
third. Tho colts were an easy lot 10 stnrt,
and got away we'll togctllcraftrr very short
delay ut the post, the colurs of Simpson and
Grinstead at once showing III front. The
Lending colts never lust their position II, tho
L Il a.
tir,.,, ~. i,,no.t rt,,, VIA IL o,,,tI h n,,,,
wv" .,ns s. .tlo ss.1en . ,I' @ ~ Go''u oe see..
1n a's oo .'a vi" ,, H. as ~. s.'''o
,.n,, ,oe y, s9.y si9osy, r. a aia ar,x WV ~ n a u a
a' third. Ills 't; tiiit, ct.tscriss " ihe trsck, flick
previous night was exeeealngy sood'
c,,c,oo pu;v,Ya rs'h xsna psaaAnS i',,. m ,ss,-rn,
Crtterl1n Stukes, Tor .-yrnr.otl ct,Its, So ell.
tra,tuo, fuf. furftit. with $s5D0 nddtdl. HjN 0f
sims Mnsuo rI teeo sta!I by ans 0t sn' !ia,u
M"l!!s Mo.,rshea.. n! b =,
va: ,;,.. mrsns'c een' G. fesplo1' py siss' dah .
NJ: Isy$!ssS e i. boat1uan, by iIoai'o seotiand, ,
bMeintFos y. O. baliard' ny 1isllet' t N"tc
j, 4; Sii:tsai 81: 6: ai'aaeef:; by War
SsY|;sss II; 3S%sfIs ts;S i!4adon', 0y Toa
u: YsiNnks q: 4 Lost Uausc, hy kim Alfonso
~ H,h y Mo!l,d ht!&hl Hi
"1 Jam e9S'fs,ss vos. Gu: = ey soak' ~ caa..t.n:
Time, l.19at.
. =, - . rlIr. t; .s,:,!.isa Ill, % PULSE ,.,,. 49,.
CON, nSwett. Guy. Jim l'oIl,x Funk 0smirfch,
ALEXIS CHr!ss!,sa. a hi,sy llse; . IN tl9 in'ols
s n May rs,t,,s Mt, 9osn; x1 sstis i, n t s Me
Tr'ssI,n isi I'M md S pSo iii lila *s hn ii'!r ri isi
M ~ saG h'rsaf e. VII exGe M
~ 1asss9 W. r.. o "ac o 'ho ~ stMr @ @ ~
, 1881-06-30
:, BLOoMISGTON. ILL.

Bptefal UIfpdt<h to The CHitdeo Iflbffne. -
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, June M.-Mr. Ambrose
Kirkpatrick, Collector OF Normal Township
ani prominent young business MIN Of this
city, and Miss Clara u. Sargent wcru married to-
sHnv