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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-27

Amount paid for the redemption Of
county warrants during fiscal year ends
ing May 1st 1882, 1864 As; amount paid
territorial treasurer, 377 90; amount APP
portioned to schools, $50 90; amount
paid out of incidental fund, 141 80;
amount appropriated from territorial to
county fund, 20S 49, Balance on hand
May 1st 1882: Territorial funds, 800 10;
county funds, 1861 OS; school funds
$942 II; incidental funds, $40 n; total,
2065 rs.
Extract of auditors report: Total
collected on assessment roll of 1881,
$2S74 AZ; total collected on assessment
roll 1880, 606 OF; total collected on as
sessment roll of 1879, So 10; total poll
tax collected for 1881 2. $19O; total coll
lected for license for 1872, $50; total,
$3S42 65. Warrants issued for year end
ing May 1st 1882, $1679 So. Balance on
hand May Cd 1885, Territorial fund,
$lS1 II; county fund 1878 43; school
fund $1O5O 63; incidental fund 1919 46,
total, $685. %. Indebtness May I'd
1881, $3743 IS; indebtness May Cd 1852,
$343s 81.
The following bills were ordered paid:
j L Sherer, auditors fees, $34 90; John
Kelly, sheriff, taking prisoner tc Port
Townsend, $12; john Kelly, summoning
jurors, $12; John Kelly, assessor, for as
sessing, $ls5; John Kelly, sheriff, com
pairing book with auditor, So.
The bid of Joseph Sweeney for keep
ing county charge, at the rate of So per
week was accepted. Ordered, that the
auditor procure 800 blank county war;
rants. The following claims were al
lowed
AT M N,.ho1o 1n-e %. 49, rn
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-27
BLACKSMITH

All kinds OF farming work, logging
camp work, repairing, ETC., besides
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-27
LOCAL.

Tho schooner American Girl WIS
loading with lumber at Utsalady last
week for San Francisco.
The local items are somewhat scarce
in the paper this week, which is owing to
the editor being absent two or three days
The bark Camden, bound for Sands
which islands, and barkentine Roswald
Sprague FOR San Pedro, are loadiu & lum-
Der at Utsalady.
Mr.. James p. Ferry came up on the
Otter Friday, and will lend US valuable
assistance in his manipulation of the
movable alphabets in this office.
Heavy fires have been raging in the
woods near New Westminster since Sun
day morning doing much damage, and
unless it rains soon fears are entertained
tor the provincial penitenlary and asylum.
The Daisy went north Wednesday
night after boom of logs from the
Edens Bros logging camp on Guemes
island. This boom, containing 100000
feet, goes to Utsalaly.
Mrs II. J. White and daughter, form
the head of the bay, were passengers on
board the Otter, last Friday, en- route for
Seattle, where they were intending to
make short visit
Mr.. John McGlinn has been making
some noticeable improvements in his ho-
tel arrangements, such as putting up a
new range and fitting up his kitchen gen,
orally. We made an error in former no.
tce of this hotel, in the matter of rcnt>
ing rooms over the drug store. The rooms
over the Corner building are the ones
used by him, instead.
MIR. =. e. Oakley, for the past three
months guest OF Mr.. Amos Bowman, left
for Seattle on the Otter last Friday; from
which place he left for San Francisco via
Portland Sunday. Mr.. Oakley while here
made many warm friends, and all unite in
wishing he may come back at an early
day and settle among us.
"A new company has been formed on
the Skagit river to be known rs the Skag-
Boom Co. The object of said company IS
10 control all their own logs within booms,
and to catch all logs that may come down
the river lose. The company started with
capital stock of $4,000, but that is
reported greatly increased at the present
time,
MIR. White, purser of the o. r. & N
Co.'S boat Welcome, has been removed
from this route for a week or two, and is
now running on the Tacoma Townsend
route. While running on this route Mr..
White has made many friends, who will
be loatl to have him leave. He has our
best wishes wherever he may go.
The steamer Dispatch running
through the islands of this group and
along the Whatcom shore to Semiahmoo,
'las had more work to do than two such
boats can properly attend to. Though
economically run, she is as popular AS she
is profitable, owing to the uniform
courtesy of her officers, and the employ
ment among her hands of residents of
the route; notably the Tartes from Sem
iahmoo, Warren from Orcas island and
Others. Press of business has sometimes
broken in upon her record for punctu>
ality, but the Dispatch is sure, and safe.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-27
E. D. WARBASS,
Notary Public and Conveyancer.

Fiday Harbor, Jan Juan Co., W.T..
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On Steamer Days bring In your
Boots and Shoes !
ANACORTEs, VT.
ANACORTES, W. T.

O HAROLDSCN practical boot ard shoe
maker. REPAIRING done at short notice.
Give him call at AnacOrtes shops SATURDAYS,
when he will always be on hand Shoes or
orders left either aboard the Chehaiis, We'll
come or Dispatch will be attended to and de-
livered any where along their respective routes
G. 0. D.. freight free.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-27
ADVERTISEMENT.

MAN WANTED.
man to work about farm. one that
can make himself generally useful. APP
ply at this office. 1tf
BOY WANTED.
A good boy is wanted at this office.
Must be at least sixteen years old and
have common school education.
HOTEL KEEPER.
man and wife to take charge and
run a.hotel. One with experience pre~
tered. To the right party good induce.
ments will be offered. Address this
Office. III
FOR SALE.
20 tons Russian White oats. perfectly
white and clean, grown on San Juan Is.
land, at It cents.
20 tons Late Rose potatoes, at IL cents.
! Balm wagon 81 inch thimble skein
double box, spring seat, quite new, but
used short time. Price 800.
JOSEPH SWEENEY,
Friday Harbor, San Juan Island.
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Market Report.
SEATTLE,

SEATTLE,
From L. Reinig's circular we take the
following: Wool, clean, 22@23 cts. But
ter, 25@2scts. Eggs, 20 cts.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1882-05-27

The board adjourned to meet May 81,
1882. JOHN L. SHERER. Auditor.
San Juan County, w. T.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09
PARSE GoDwIE is writing the life Of
William Cullen Bryant


Thr following is one ui the most brill
liant paragraphs ever Writton by the IA
montc.} George ID. Prentice "The that
OF GeatA is luoxurSblo. There IS no ol1-
peal for relief from the great law which
doUms 1ls to dust. We flourish and fade
ss the Leaves Of tho forest, and the flow
ems tGnt bloom, wither aGd fada III = day
have no Trailer hold upon lie than tho
Inightisst monarch that ever shook the
earth with his footsteps Generations II
men VIII appear and disappear MS the
p-r5ass, and the mult;tu,l4 that throng
{hc world to-day viii disappear rs foot
steps on the shore. Men seldom think
of tive great event OF death until tho
ahn,low falls 5cro4s their own pathway,
hid51g from thoig eyes the faces OF loved
ollos whose living smile was Che sunlight
II l.,cir existence. Death Is thc sntGg-
u,sist OF life, aud the Thought u the
Tomb is tle lel, tor az NJ ieasts. We
90 not ,5.i;"t 20 ~. u-yuyh the dark val
hey, a!sIuuch She Gatls Passagc may
leyd e. lgretj'sg: ,vu G0 mot want to 80
down Uto 2asu.p -fr,vt'S. even with Priu-
cas, - l,1f-f,il,ef. In Tho Icaut-tgl
druuG ot 'ion' tho hops u5 jnmoysnlity,
so siaQ a.ily uttered by tlu a. ,0h-,le-
votgi Gge'k. iiGt}+ ,k,rV Response Ia ey-
CIV tlo-cht,ul aau' Nuen about 20
yl,-{d hls bic Ht'rlfjce 30 fate. his
Gamupt4o asks 1t shy should mect
Ggain, tn which i,c responds I have
nsFcd lhat areadtal question Of the hills
that zoos vtrru2-M lac cleaT streams
that flow fo-~v-I-ot stars ofRs1g whose
fields of azure my rols.l spirits have
walked IN Elory. An avo dumb. Bpt,
as I gu2o upou thy living face, feel
N 4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09
E4HApvuus tasateF gElionocs apylr1d
SO viils3n OF tho p.ay.


"That nnimnI bodies Fre limbo 10
spontaneous combustion, SAWS Prof.
WciasInan, us d fact Uhish was we'll
known Ia the GngIuuts. Mary cases
have boon addnccd a9 examples, which
Nverc no lcubt merely eases OF nldNld-
unla who were highly susceptible t0
strong electrical cxcitatiCn." 4 certain
gentleman. known 10 tho professor, on
cold, keen winter night, retired to hia
chilly lCeTiug-roOn. tie had worn silk
stockings over iiF WOODEN ones during
tho cay. on undressing for bel, as ne
Grew oil his silk stockings he heard a
sharp, cracking noise, hut paid no
special attention To it, In the morning,
On looking for his stockings, ne touud
them consuucdto nshea, withou! having
ct fire To the chair uil which they weTo
laid. SCH lnCrc wOuCer.ll and Uwin. Ia
tho assurance taut Tic vic Oi Or.
Helus, physician tO t,Ic iIto Archbishop
90 Toledo, Spain, CILltt'U lu.GumaI.N
VCrsl lyut.On Of such a. Ertino tA.t hNn
tho ribbon 5hc wore We Is ken from her
and EXPOSED 10 DsC cold 0ir It instantly
took ire and dtshrd with spark Of tire
bike lively f" Emnln candle" And
iTnf. i,AtMrstcr ii Gao = -Illl Trans
Actions 1919, records a case OF tho
muIc nature Inspecting peasant, whose
lmcu took fire, WHISTLER lt WAS iold np IN
% hoa, Vhtu wet Dr hun: UP IN che open
air. 4 case ii ti.is Lia0 recently oc-
Clurcd 10 thc nU-tto;r ~ Jersey City.
During thc recent spell of hot weather
uuc of tine Wurkn"u threw ON hia llue-
linen blouse, smoking VIII, Pel>pirs,ti,n
Il vas huug no ia tae i',-housc. h a
VI minutes i burst into a curcGscatluu
Di sVuks and literally consumed itself
OuC uf tEc most r,uurhahlc cases Of
spolhmcous combustion ON record Is shat
al th, Countess CoTuclI LanChil gud
BanG. II Cescna, Italy. The Indy, Who
WIS an ilgC siNtY-.,CJud year az ncr age,
r.tlrd H. bod in h,r Il ual health Hero
she spent WI, ut .hrce houTs ia familiar
conversation with her slult and in say
iug her l,r,ycIa nud, having at last sell
rn n~leer, enc door ~ h,r chandler was
ehUt As the masl was Got summoned
a. the u cal ho;i sbn went luto Jho bed
Room to summon L.r LGatress, ljyt, re-
reivmg 100 answer, $40 ~ ped the
window and saw tlf et'riHc on the Aoor
Ia the most hralFd condition. at tke
distance ui tol. i,,t fruiL tCc heI there
was a hrnp of n'hcs part Of the body
pgs half burnt, Tina ajoraiGEa -oiua2Alug
rIsnl .el raost " a., buy was ne
thiced 30 o,hae. Pc alr a. lie room
Nu> c!iN.-. d Niyh iiYtta." aort .GTnl
,urholl. Iau b,I ,.na mot lu st.u-
Iram au .znniEiirn ID pi .ae, l.saH.-
si.i.rca ut tisr cs~c u 't, rul-lniF Sut'-
l,s q tart su SIT Gtli Goes. hu~tU5 |--
,Hkcn pn.e, ;aat t., it'y 1a,a ris.l
;s,sn IA b..t IL 80, Aols 't, an5 tnat un
d,e nav p open q, U&3oN tl;a con'-
lust.uu l.,j 0y,rp o2enl is anal con
9;;med ben Aoty iiy 81 process Li which
Ilu ii..me N..ts prodnr.d Which could II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09
4 Conncctlcnt Eomar ce.

m inaile chapter of On fashionable
9li1het- R1barts wedding here Is Of in
trcat, as showing that worth II some
times valued equally with wealth il this
LAND Cf steady habits The bride,
Mss F1ors!oa @. Roberts, is tho dGugL-
tor Of MIR. El'tneger EobaFts, O wcalaby
rnorc3aut. whose k,Ttsac e c3tim6ted ss
n lalf HnSffion OF oettl.T e-ic was pot
Child. had everything that wealth. ocsld
command. and WIS u bclle tf thc pl.ysA
NJ Skinner WIS a stC-dtEt as Trinity
Cuilcao whore ho Arst made Eer aG-
qunintunco. To wee OF n COED Igmiiy ~
Malone, n 2, ln2s il mod 1.ate ctzculn-
stances oaly. ThNt bc would ever osEirc
ID the hnld q NJ Roberts woHld, at
tie Gxne, hAvp bsUa scDato3 us impcast-
bla lie was q yU-I@g iana et ryDl worth
md gturl'rS il&-sl.ty. These Qcnltt-cs
were nUtod ~ tho Idly. and "A IS fet5aeF
siloSgod toward BIN very fHoE,3ly Tae.-
ipga After bis gTn,fsati-rs III vent t.
IRE Tniriur REGIONS az tse Wost in sscsVA
ai fortune, tut. GiIo naur oSaac yorD-y
uleu, make o faS1svO. Du:4sAg hi5 40
saRco ne matntaiAed 0 o'rs; spoaClanc9
with Miss Roberts, aad fn,Ny l,rvpoeed
He was nocoPtcI und Mar. l=ScTta, III
stead Ia iit6Tl1siug Gay Questions. was
governed by his own i0igraCDt AID the
wi5hcs Il has CloRghkr, enI gave bis o1;l-
sent Further thaA that, be v7uts o.
yeling Sl,ipacr q C,,.Ao e. Hartford, md
guve him a position ~{a Cs, Soal5h.5
firm OF Eeaey d Eobe-sD.
Tic w,sldfRg followed vighi5 a few
months, nus ~. I.1heyss glvo taa yoda9
couple splendid sSnt ia He "a o2Si}d
not weI tAlte an inexperienced y5un3
man into the firm, uor give I4m "a bslazt
Out If proportion to the a1ioSf,lhues Pc
sbiou re FLIED, but he made EboFA pro
vision othCrwiso 4 ros8dcuc9 vlEa Pyzs.
Cllnacd Tor tho yogInG eonPte a5 . cost ~
Si5 Oh, mud ria}sly grri4ll+-i II "a ahso
uuderstoad tllHt Gho ElSlis's ~. 1,s,l- ga
vns o G1ecG foT 500, 5J1 plA eliO mr.
dcrstauding tha4 the uonCy b. IR"oslSSj,
and the iucoIno esed Ia al 5rdtag 6 siJt5
Of living nnd tic luxtirtea to wklsh Miss
Ro,sorLs hAs bcen aosulstoqisd CtarlaAg he
girihoca -Izayytyd Essssy.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09

lie called Linscl /" Colorado Jack"
nnd lco.sedEke J1onlight 20 bad lGan
10 handle. k4e was ul for drunkenness.
g Do. yea pleed guliy o. not guilty ?"
asked thu Acesm,leE
&" You don try4a nam for murder he
R5Ts t.fe nilucsts AZ hcld, 10 you? Don't
you take re nrsuud drst 70 tho under
takers HlIpp % identify Gle remains?
That's wE0t I have b-pca accustomed 10
"a Colombo"
"What rs7naios? What iuquest2"
OF t1ae policgm3a who tried 10 arrest
me
g You dfan't Kin cry yolioe1nsr."
" WeE, dout yea wait 70 soc the 70
suh x tiC.r wornos 3gfrro you. tyy- Ill-t
Don't yoE tllse t.teir Authorizations nnd
hare tia sIu idcndfying me as tho tornado
tllit stl eek EN-? As q general tltAz they
aiS b-f0re G.cy can bc taken % t.e kos
pitsil "
Il dost leis5v what yo,l u.c taikia9
aboct Ton were arrested and lsoE5lt
Go Sic locls-ap os- little sick tailor on
etialvestoa n,eauc, who was disturbed by
your howhuc'
"Oh, weA tlu+'s nil rigLt At first
v1As nfrail ! had disSaccA hyseL Any
citizen caa arrest upa wj5a srhpun3sJ,
Civilians arc b4ieaGl nv E.-7shhacut.
You oaA't Va ..4e r.,a -IastTry oEc. 7 90 rlst
90 olo2g with ono Policemen Il be was
non armed and vcry Pol:ta When I ygaat
fight i want t6g geauino article II
tnlaus FIVE abio-bodied polio mex, &, rnalao
r. Interesting cnoueh tor rae 70 let fnvsolf
Ont / mover FISH tcx slrt-inea. "a Colo
rldo tbsy RsHolly tal8g out . batter on
mo and O company OF infaatry. AB long
~ you keep your poAoo Uus OF nay way
wilVa4 aIn drunk tts,v aIs SAFE That
aszplnsss II. / co1I3a't Gn& ths police 10
ret up . mRbinec. Thai e. pl.2,H why
there - 10 nlortarry report thi5 weels-
fIo vncancies en- The fuTc,L expect tho
police knew INC a2d hiF>d :asst little
tailor "a bring IA IN, knowing only so
tO VIM with reyvla-iy ordained police
men. g tirrStJgs NcjUs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09

Tho most serious trortlla with read
CTS and writer's y, rs might be predicted
from their peculiar wGrS. weak eyes.
We End that "neraveTs vatoh-makers
and MI othorg Who use heir eyes CON
stnntlv in their work take extra care 20
preserve them by getting the box pos
siDle liglt by lay and using the best ar
tifcial light af night. The gregt army
Of readers end writers arc careless, and
most Of them, sooner or later, pay the
penalty by bolng forced TO give uP night
work eHtircly--some to give up reading
except at short intervals, under tho host
conditions, and now and then ono loses
the cyes;ght enlirciy after IL j. ton late
70 take warning, Creek. German. short
hnnd, OF aiiv oshev aarectcrs diiferin.
from the pilia Roman typo, mTsG .
double Danger. The custom h 10 laugh
at III warnings til pain or ueaknoEs
ma oa attention imperative, and hon IL
j. o-lor Zoo I~t- 30 avert iha mischisf.
Few courToEon3 tho vast u7fmlcr we
hippnutlY coll 81 Ti'iic.l, bat il takas
million lsgt"rs p MAKO Hp 8 fas.-aiz0d
volume as 5fN naCos. forty lanes 70 the
page, ffiy letters 90 ;la Inc. reader
makes an easy day Cf reading tiig. rot
h'3 cVoo must r. over 6 thou God thou
Fa-n letters EPd can 90 no bets r scr
vINa ~ jerB uu6 writer's than 10 call
attention 20 Tins grcat dunEer q falling
to take t:s0 Ec6T II caro-. which IS none
too cool. for no avca. Every tvrO
knows Tint he ai.oEld have the baas
liuIt for reading. should shuu oEFcfully
early dawn or twilight, should always
stop at the lirst sious Of pnju on wenri-
ness, cta Moot know tAat the glare
from p plain white surface - very try
ing, AMI that the eve ~ relieved by
tint. Resent experiments in Germany
are reported 70 indicate rome ye!loW1sh
tint as easiest fog tho eyes Dark pa
pers, iuks th.,t Show ittlo color ON frat
writing. faint ia1d-poEcl lOHTks thai cen
be road only by etra.Gjnr Che eyes, 3re
fruitful sources Of mischief. So Is bnd
writing Gho had paper, ink aad pen
ellis most Of our roadls viii have too
good scuS2 to 1850. Tho intelligent pub
tic shoald 70 clearly show It's disgust at
the hue typo, solid matter, poor paper
aud poor printing which some purlish-
ers aud most periodicals, except tho
best, aro guiitv Of offering, thnt no pub
Usher would dare attempt, the export
mcnt n second tina The m03cTn rOws-
paper, which So many road IL the cara
ata 10y gnslRht. Is one 0f the most
fruitful causes Of POOR CycejRht. We can
not control TINS at once, Fut owe n -
o duty to protaat stoutly against sGch
printcd rlattcr, ol:d, If possible. tC re-
flieo to bry o. tolerate it in ary.forn
more than absolutely necessary. Print
ca puttar oufcis 20 b. loaded. a size
ema7lor tyre wish this extra space ha~
tween the Lines ia easier 70 read than The
giza larger set without L. As the loaded
smaller size viii contain fully as much
matter TO given space, Uhsra is 10 rea-
son why publishers sboald not sdort Il,
because it - quite SIS oheap
Joatg11Eal
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09

FRoREsF1EAn eti0utrtts "a cnvT9ss %
an absurd exbllk asu0,g tae pi,ysiei sua
Of Toronto, q wqul3 seem A Fn6acea.
ia that city w,rs s-Fio1ysFv iF}, q oastsr.n
doctor prescribed Cor EsE1 pud. RiteT h&
departure a seoond GbiciTl5 q As.sc7As-
plus vag sagnmuled rho fEsst a8tue
0gyain. lear1lod q the vista Of tle oeool0,
refused % do anything naru X tlIe o:ass,
and wont away. Tho saoBla l5ct0r taon
onIletl, was tol4 az the Arss eolfioSTaSoS
OF Ito otheE, declined 70 act, and Vsus
nwny too. The unfortunate merchants
accordingly Died. The neWSpapa7 which
publishes This stony heads # " EtiqetS5ss
han into tlle Gronh,l, lut tbe lSafleai
seams ~ kSve been &c oi.s Kan tl,bs to
ground
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09

Tho following mode OF tying hyen0s IN
their ua, ~ Traoti,cd IL AfRhluist.sn,
b. givya by arthur Connolly III his C7s7--
II4ld journal. in tho Tortj5 Of am Afghan
CHIEF, the ShirEsrco SyRd DRouJ
"When Won have tracked the b0nrt 70
HE den. you take rot.0 with two slip
knois upou il III your right h.HG, md,
will your isft ho.dinV a Felt cloak before
ron. you 60 boldly Int quietly IN. The
animal docs not know the nature Of t7le
danger, and therefore retiTcs to the bRck
srf his den, but you may always tell
whore his hord Is by the glare Of his
eyes. You keep on IuCying gradually
toward Linn on vCJlr knees, aud when
you ere within distance throw rho cloak
Uvey his herd, close with him, and take
CAR he docs 70! fCNe hiInssf. TIE beast
iH 20 frightened that he covers back,
aud, though ho mny }ito tho felt. he can
put turn bis neck ronnd t. hurr you; so
you quietly lool f,,r ni- fcrelege, slip the
knots over fueIn. ctd then, with ono
strong pull. draw tiler1 ti9ht no to tho
book Of his mock ono * theuu there
The Least = au'E y0uf own, and y0u can
90 What on l.kp vl5h nina We gener-
oily t.lla tia0sa re each hc2<s 10 the
Eraql. and hrus eGou or thn plain with
brides Ia tb,3r unlItls7s tl''t orr doBs
may 10 tauqht not t. fecr Tho brJstss
whcn they Ipe-t ti,7r wild.
Eyeaas Gve also taken olive by bhe
Arabs by u very similar Inafhosl, ozcops
thea 81 wooden sag IS usca instead # q
folt elotk. The similarity IN the moda
If c,lPtuo fn tNyc s9sA t5sbEpt countries
os ace AlRerin and Af..hanistsR, and by
tWO races 80 6itferoat, IS remarkable.
FROM the faot ti4af aaa Afghans considez
that the feat requires great presence Oh
mind aal no instance being given q Q
man having died of n bite received IN i
oumsy attompt NO may infer that Sac
Afghan hyoua is moro powerful or nlore
fGrocious than his African conBeAieg.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09
Eizettr IeNlgLRY CHEAP

To ...trlt t-' .'ar sew Styles 7ad influence tE0G9
va futtLa "a 1t,I lo:nS unparalleled e!iers t'-T
.ilo-t tine. r lha Berlin Packet contains 81 goA0
p.7i.d tst, p ena. lt gate shawl pa lady ele-
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me whole . lEts magnificent cod lection s.At
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car, rear; easily ~ brOsl s. 70 $40 Adcscss,
x. 7. JEW ELl}H co. Atlanta, Ca
THE = TIA q LGl3H says: This company Is
rerssstiy rciiah.e, an,. the amount they give F0r
y0ur H1Ossar + astounding"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09

CuAEtUs GuEzNEUa9H loved Tho Will
ow Cleveland, in whose baar,ing- house
Le lv-d at Norwik, c., bat could not
make her realize the E,ct After uasur-
ing AcI az hi- devotion again iu vssjn, lao
seized rope aud ran 90 the WUpds. Tho
widow gathered tsc uCighhors and went
tu pursuit They found linn hauging 10
a tgy,o. lao t,,'ayrred, hawcvcr, .lld She.
convinced ID lis lcsrity, A..s promised
81 marry llla.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-09


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