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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-13

"A street urchin was captured the
other day, in this city, with basket
half full of old cigar stumps, which he
had picked out of the cutters. To q
Police Court Justice he said that he sold
them for ten cents pound to a maker
of cigarettes, and that a good many
boys and girls were engaged in this in
dustry Yet even this explanation, and
a knowledge of how bad some cigars
are, viii not fully account for the vile
odor of the average cigarette smoked
on the platforms of street cars.-M Z.
Sun
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-13

"A citizen of Atlanta has excited
curiosity by offering to purchase 1000
rats at two cents per head. All the
boarding houses are up in arms for feaE
he has new recipe for mince pies
Detroit Free Press.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-13

Two dressy widows, past middle
age, chanced to confront weeds in the
aisle of a Washington street car the
other day, both being in waiting for a
vacant seat. One at length being va
Gated, the forward dame patronizingly
pointed the other to it. The latter, flush
ing angrily, responded Indignantly:
Take it yourself; I'm as young. as you
are, madam. ~ Boston Post.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
one square OF eight lines, $50 for The trst
aertion. and 20 cents for each subsequent

Special rates gives on application.
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oEoRcE w. ARHIsTEAD-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-13
4 RIVER HORROR!

A Fourth-of-JuIy Excursion Accident on
the OhiO-The steamer Scioto sunk by
: a Collision with Another Boat-oyer
Fifty Persons Drowned.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-15

A SPLENDID Book OF RICH Music. He
who produces a good song Is a public bene-
factor. The people will sing, and the more
Of noble sentiment and of refined musical
expression with which their songs are laden
the more Of pleasure and of culture will the
people find. Every good song becomes ,
therefore a public benPfactiOn If this be
true of a single song. what shall be said of
him who gathers in one book the best songs
OF the many gifted composers, and who thus
places a whole galaxy of gems within the
reach of those who sing?
Messrs. Hubbard Brothers, Philadelphia
well known as enterprising publishers have
done genuine service for the people in the
production Of their splendid new issue.
TREASURY OF SONG. - 1t contains nearly
800 of the choicest Gems Of Song suited for
home use, extending over 800 rOval octave
pages, the whole printed on superior paper
from clear, new type, and bound in so 1exi-
BILE q manner as to he really charming It's
Editer, Professor y. H Morrison. of PhiIa-
delphia, is distinguished musical Instructor
and superb haTOtnne artist. He knows the
favorites of the people, and has met their
wants most happily
Myron w. Whitney, the great American
BasSo, says of this book 81 am hapDv TO
EXPRESS to you my cordial endorsement of
TREASURY OF SONG" as a most desirable
book for the home circle, and the excel ence
OF ltS selections as deserving great praise
A specially attractive feature of this work
IS series OF sketches and portraits of distIn-
guished composers and singers. In all re-
spects, the book is unquestionably first class.
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100000 REWARD

viii be paid for .he detection and conviction
of any person selling or dealing in any bo-
gus, counterfeit OF imitation HoP BITIERs,
especially Bitters or preparations with the
word HOP OF HoPs in their name OF connect
ed Herewith, that is intended to mislead and
cheat the public, or for any preparation put
in any form, pretending to be the same as
HOP BITTERs. The genuine have cluster Of
GREEN HoPs (notice this) printed on the
white label, and are the purest and best med
icine on earth, especially for Kidney, Liver
and Nervous Diseases. Beware of all Others,
and of all pretended formulas or recipes Of
HOP BITTERs published in papers or for sale
as they are frauds and swindles. Whoever
deals in any but the genuine will be prose-
cuted. HOP BITTERs MFG Co,
Rochester, n. Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-15

A BRAKEMAN CUT IN Two. Howard
Srun' freight brakeman, was instantly
killed in the Conemauph ward about I o,cIoci-
on Saturday morning He was making his
customary trip as rear brakeman on Com
ductor Porter OTner's train first National
Ilne. When the train stopped in the Cone
.tll .Ilaue YARD ne stepped from the caboose to
the track directly in front of an annroachinc
Shlftn9 engine which he did not Obeerve
lie was Knocked down and run over. his
body being cut in two. The mutiIated re-
mains were taken in charge by the railroad
aS,Hl!I,horltles, cob1ned and sent to his home in
Wiimore. The unfortunate brakeman Svas
aged p years. He is well spoken of bv ali
MS acquaintance as a young man of GOOD
character and correct habits Hiram Crnn
slso freight brakeman on the Pittsburgh
division, is his brother
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,-1hat pitiless plague diphtheria. which.
our own happy household nv Iayin0 its ic,,
hand on no less than five of our most loviho
ana Iova5le children, has, we regret to learn
enteredthe family circle of our much esteem,
ca 1riends, Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan. Of
at0ona, whose little sOr Harry fell a victim
70 the merciless malady on Friday last. We
nave the heart to feel for any father. mother
or other relative whom death deprives Of n
loved and cherished one, but when the be-
IIeaVement comes in such shape as this, the
terrors whereof have left an indeIIihIe i'm
press upon our own memory IL is simnlv
impossible to express our sympathies in fittin0
words. All we can do is to say. God nitv
those to whom such an aff1iction comes.
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HYMENEAL

mORROW-SHENELE.- at the resi-
dence OF the brides cousin. Br. !. A. Taylor, in
Atlantic, Iowa. Wednesday Sept O. 1SS2. by
Rev John Heron, Mr. VIM. VI. MORROW. of Blair
county, Pa, and Miss MARY SHENELE. daughter
Of Mr.aDavid Shenkle. Of near Ebcusburg. Pa.
p The above announcement viii be read with sin
cere pleasure by the many admiriug friends Of the
fair and amlable young bride, who left this place
about one year ago for Iowa. where she cnEa., ed
in school teaching. and where the now happy hus-
band sought her ont and secured priceless treas
ure by marrying her. The newly welded couple
Immediately started east on their bridal tour and
expect to reach this place, where right royal vel
come awaits them, the early part uf next week .
That God may bless and prosper them in their new
relations TO each other IS the earnest PRAYER of all
who enjoy their Acquaintance. and G that prayer
the printer. whom they very kindly remembered.
wishes TO add most hearty amen coupled with
the hope that their lives may be long and thst nUi-
thcr pain. grief nor sorrow may ever iEtrHdc on
our friends. who are happy to-day and we trust viii
be joyful 20 MOrrcw-aud for all time 90 come.
A--NIarried. in St. FcnudIct's
church, CGrrollt0wu. on Tuesday Sept. 5. 1852. by
Rev. Prior Otto, Er. PETER NEAGER, OF Elder
township, and Miss BARBARA ANSA, Of Carroll
township.
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COMPARE AND CONSIDER. We give else
where the result of the Republican county
convention, or rather ratification meeting
held in this place on Monday last and as our
friends Of the opposition don't go to the ex-
penSe and trouble of putting up ticket for
the mere fun of the thing, it is fair to pre-.
sumo that they calculate or sufficient Demo
cratic aid and comfort to enable them to elect
most if not all their candidates In view of
this exceedingly cool calculation, we ask any
candid man to tell us wherein the nominees
on the Republican ticket excel, il indeed
they compare in any particular, with the
candidates on the Democratic ticket Has
Gen. Campbell made a better CONGRESSMAN
than Gen. COffroth ? WouId Messrs McAteer
and MOrrell more fitlv represent our county
in the State Legislature than Messrs. Nc
Donald and Horne Is Harry KinkPad the
superior of D. A. Luther In either character
fitness or worth. that he should be boosted
into the Office of Sheriff in a Democratic
county and by Democratic votes? Does
John &. Bradley possess a single require
ment for the position of Poor Director which
is not possessed in as great if not a more en-
inent degree by John ROrabaugh? And so
with the other candidates on the two ticke IS
now in the field Not man named BY the
opposition can Law claim to ANYTHING either
as 20 character, ability or locality which en-
titles him to the suffrages of any man worthy
to be called a Democrat. This being true
and even the most bitter Republican partisan
VIII not deny it, we have no fears for the
success of anv candidate on the Democratic
ticket, though we advise all our party friends
to be wary and watchful, as i'm "wavs that
are dark and tricks that are vain" the Re-
publican bosses in this county, as is well
known, have always shown themselves to be
exceedingly peculiar" Keep a sharp eve
then. on their every movement, and don't let
them get away with a single Democratic
vote If you can help it.
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a q a RID

To all who suffering from the errors and in
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay. loss Of manhood, etc. will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America Send a self-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAN Station D. NetS York city.
Sept. /, Iss2.-Iy.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS is a con-
densed report Of the doings In our comfy
court not already noted from Thursday
morning until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on Friday
when final adjournment was had
TUESDAYS SESSION.
Fol!e prosequfes were entered In the following
cases: Com tn vs.. John Zingas and David Minser,
larceny; on payment Of costs by defendants.-
Com'th vs.. James Brawley. defrauding boarding
house keeper: on payment Of $50 of the costs by
defendant and the balance by the county. Com'th
payment Of costs by the defendant.
The following bills were ignored by the Grand
Jury: Com'th VS.. John Sheehan and Michael
Sheehan, cruelty to animals; the costs to be paid
by tho county. COm'tk vs.. Hiram Jones. larceny
and larceny by hailee; county for costs. Com tn
VS. Henry Nagle. assault and battery; the prose
cutor to pay the costs.
In the case OF the Com tn vs.. Wn Dorian, false
pretences, the defendant plead guilty and was
sentenced 70 pay tne Of 500, the costs Of prose
cution and be imprisoned in the county Jail for
nine months.
The Grand Jury reported in favor OF the extern
sion Of Gallitzin borough. They also recommend
tion of bridge over Chest creek. near Marks
mill. and that the comfy shall build the abut-
ments and main span of the bridge over C1earfeld
Altoona. The Court confirmed these recOmmen-
datiOns
Com'th VS.. Supervisors of Taylor township. for
not keeping public road in repair verdict Of not
guilty and that T. X. Davis the prose cutor, pay
bp
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-09-15

-MetaphoTicallv speaking. it will McAteer
drop from every Republican eve when the
Votes are counted on the 9TH of next N0vem.
Der ard It is ascertained that Cen Mcdonald
ana the rest Of the Democratic nominees
nave been triumphantlv elected Then. too
VIII our Republican friends learn with regret
now Morrell-y impossible it was for their
other candidate for Assembly to get around
the Democratic Horne without being politi-
cally shipwrecked.
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EBENsBURG q CREssoN RAILROAD.

Trains the E;bensburg and Cresson Branch
Railroad rnn as follows under the existing time
table.
MORNING TRAIN-Leaves Eben sburg at 10 and
arrives at Cresson at TO- Returning. leaves Ores
at Il 40 and arrives in Ebensburg at T. 40 P. N
AFTERNOON TRAIN-Leaves Ebensburg at 3.lO
and arrives at Cresson at 40. Returning, leaves
CressOn at $40 and arrives in Ebenshurg in $40
Both trains (mOrning and afternOon) on the +.
& @ r. X. connect at Cresson with trains going
east and west on the main line Of the p X. X.
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ORIEIARX.

HUGH ES.-Died. in Munster township. on sat
urday. sept. g. 1SS2, Mrs ELIZA HUGHEs, wife Of
Thomas y. Hughes, aged about b years.
The deceased was q daughter OF Squire Ellis
(alsO deceascd.) Of Nilmore. and her mother died
the lst of last July the identical place where
she herself died as above stated. L can Pc truly
said Of Mrs. Hughes that she faithfully performed
all the duties of good daughter. good wife a
good mother good neighbor and good woman
tho latter comprehendiug everything Her hus-
band and six small children are left to mourn the
great loss they have sustained. Her remains were
Inferred in Lloyd cemetery, rear this place Mon
day afternoon, whittier they were accompanied by
large cortege of sorrOwing relatives and friends.
COOPER.-Dtec. in SummeThli, on Sunday
evening, Sept. 10, 1882, Mrs J. X. COOPER, aged a
years, months and 20 days
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CoNBTNED STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION
AT PTrTsBURo. The largest and finest dis
play of Live Stock, Fruits Seeds. Vegeta-
bles and Agricultural Machinery ever shown.
There are on exhibition 90 of the best
Thoroughbred Horses in the country 81
Fine bred Carriage and Coach Horses Sc
Heavy Draughts and Is other breeds.
Three Herds of Short Horns. including
those OF Messrs. Anderson and Steel. of Ohio,
the prize winners at the late Ohio State Fair,
at Columbus and Eberly's Herd, of Green's
burg, Pa, which fully equals those of An
dersOn and Steele.
Four Herds of Devons. as follows d.
and J. RaukPr. of Susquehanna Co., Pa. J.
B. IOngenecker. of Dauphin Co, Pa. ; j. NJ.
more Ohio
Three herds of Holsteins Brooks and
Trotter, Salem, Ohio f. HindekOper, Craw-
ford Co, Pa. J. L. Henderson, Washington
Co, Pa.
Three herds of Ayrshires w. Fairweath-
er, Erie Co, Pa. A. J. Wilson. Grafton, o.;
c. Steffen, Allegheny Co, Pa.
Jerseys: Carr and TrOtter, Salem, Ohio
J. K. Dain, Freeport Pa. j. d. Risher, AL
leCheny Co.. Pa.
Guernseys: a. NJ. Carr, Ohio j. NJ. Fox,
Herefords E G. Merrvman, Maryland ;
making 10 Herds in all, besides numerous
animals entered singly-a total of 1SS pedi-
greed animals
Sheep and Swine of all breeds fill 247 pens.
Four hundred Coops of Poultry, Geese,
Ducks and Turkeys, and 100 Cages of the
finest lot Of Pigeons in the State.
This Combination is, without question. the
best display ever presented TO the public.
The immense building of the Pittsburgh
Exposition Society is filed to overfiOwing
with every class of exhibits, too numerous to
mention in one article. All the railroads
furnish low rates and special excursion trains:
therefore, every one should visit this immense
, display display of the productions of Penn
sylvania. The railroads have established a
headquarters in the Exposition Building so
that eXcursiOnists can at all times obtain Of
fetal information regarding to return trains
and tickets
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PERsONALl TO MEN ONLYI

THE VosTAIC BELT Co, Marshall, Mich. viii
send DR. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO- NoLTAIC
BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thir-
ty days to men (yOun9 old who are athtcted
with Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality and Man
hood. and kindred troubles. guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and manly Wig
or Address as above. n. R.-No risk is incurred.
as thirty davs trial is allowed. l5-2o.-5bsn.I
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ONE night Arab went TO rest
And slammed the door behind him;
Soon he was snuggled IN his nest,
Where meier a foe could find him.
81 slam door, :" quoth he because
now adore Islam'-hangi
Went the sound across the floors.
And loud the echo ''Sham - rang,
Some OF our readers may not possibly. be able
TO wrestle with the Arahi-ac couplet with which
we introduce this notice. but 1t is against all rea-
son to suppose that they don't know that at Jas j.
Murphyis Star Clothing Hall. 1O9 Clinton street.
Johnstown. can be found the incest, cheapest,
biggest and hest stock of wearing apparel for men
and boys ever offered for sale in this longitudinal
larftude
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MY SEPT 10. 1882.
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--.ror Q, place the FIREMAN H
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.r.-r one E-Iudrcd- sent Ms ON or
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GTRAY CATTLE.-C Came to the farm
~ Of the subscTibe-. in CleardeId township. Cam
bTia county OF about the lst of August last two
head OF yearlings-a steer and heifcr. The steer
Is red and white and the heifer has a white back
and speckled sides. No marks. The owner is
hereby notified to come forward. prove property.
pay charges and take them away otherwise they
will be disposed OF according TO law,
JOHN MCDERMIT.
ClearheId Twp, Sept. Is. 1ssZ.-3t.
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THE Lancaster Daily H1teligencer' celebra-
ted its nineteenth anniversary on the first
dav of the present month. No Democratic
journal in the State is conducted with more
ability or with more refreshing fearlessness
than this ancient organ Of the sterling Dem
Ocracy of old Lancaster. We rejoice in its
continued success, which it richly merits
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dollar size bottle will do.
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HEATH IS WEALTH. Hires Improved
Root Beer package makes five gallons of a
delicious, wholesome, sparkling temperance
beverage Ask your druggist for it, or sent
by mail for twenty-fve cents. Charles r
Hires. 4S North Delaware Avenue. PhiIade1.
phia, Pa. T6''o -Ist
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FRIDAY MoRNrNe's SESSION.

Com'th vs.. Martin Rouser, shooting with intent
to kill Jury a verdict of guilty and defend
ant was sentenced % pay fine of $40 the costs of
prosecution. and undergo imprisonment in the
penitentiary for a term NJ two years.
Com 'th vs.. George Reich and others, larceny OF
old iron from the Cambria Iron Co. The Court
instructed the jury 70 return verdict of not gull
ty.
The place for holding the elections for Cambria
township fixed by the Court at the school
house in the West ward Of Ebensburg; for the
West ward of Ebensburg. at the Council chamber.
in said ward. and for the East ward OF Ebensburg,
at the office of Richard Jones, ir,, in said ward.
Adjourned until Argument Court, October 24th.
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EXECUTRIX NOTICE.

ID Estate Of JOHN KILLTSs. decd
Letters testamentary 70 the estate Of John Kill
ms late of Barr township. Cambria county. deed,
have been graI ted 10 the undersigned, who here
bv notifies an persons indebted to said estate that
uavuent must he made without delay. and those
having claims demands against the same VIII
be required 10 have them properly authenticated
for settlement and present them 70
CATHARINE klLI1NS,
ST Nicholas Sent. Is, Iss2--st EZeeUtEiE.
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REV. F. p. SAVIOR. formerly Of Adams township,
this county, Is the Temperance candidate Tor Con
fyress in the Warren. Ve1ango, and Erie district
It Is quite natural that sailor should take kindly
90 water.
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Many wonder how Parker's Ginger Tonic
can perform such varied cures, thinking IL
essence OF GINGER when in fact il is made
from many valuable medicines which act
beneficially on every diseased organ.
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