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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
Opinions Of Leading Democrats as. to
the Result.

Govornur Harris. in his speech at
the mass-meeting on Monday night,
said The division Of the party wa
unwise. A Republican governor, ano
what was called Democratic Legis
lature were elected. The bondholdcr.
then came al-ng and demanded
100 cents OH the dollar and three pei
cent interest. The Legislature DRAFTED
a bill in accordance with the demands
Of the bOndholders, and the Supreme
Court decided it void. Immediately,
or very soon thereafter, the same
bondholders submitted a proposition
to settle the debt at sixty three-four-
fivo-six, and the Legislature passde &
act making this the basis of settlement.
Senator Harris said That he would
n0t hesitate for moment TO accept
this rs n iinality of the question, but
as a democrat he must yield, and
would yield to the decision Of the
party"
Senator Jackson is for a far, hon
est and honorable settlement in II
spirit Of harmony, to deal with this
question in such a way rs not to Of
end, nor to drive anybody from THEN
ranks. 1t was very important that
they should settle this debt upon terms
that would not force the Democratic
party to splitagain.
Ex-Governor Marks believed that
the strongest, the best and the most
popular settlement would be at fifty
and-four. (Cheers throwing up Of hat,
and prolonged applause.) The Dem
Vcratic party of Tennessee, lie said,
was wiser than he, and if it settled
upon any other figure they mighI
swear that he would stay by it all IT,,
time,
Colouel 4 S Culvar has no dbl:
about the determination Of the menu
bcrs of the PARTY to come to.
Reth9r and unite Oh some fit basis u |
settlement.
Colonel John Savage wanted |
the State debt proper paid dollar for
dollar, but wanted the railroad debt
lie / unpaid until the decision Of th,
United States Supreme Court could
lbO rendered, which he thought would
] be in tl,e ocxt twelve months.
tGenersl Gordon, of Memphis, was
if convention said
sixtyzauJ7six La would ahid G by
zEet5On .Ifit favored twenty-and-thrce
he ,@0Ud stick to al.
Judge Murg@n hoped the conven-
ton wiiirk was about TO meet would
harmonic on samc platform which,
W0uM result IN TirenrY Tor the party |
in the laH cleo joM.
ID. l.. Enodgrass felt sure, however,
that the convention would harmonic
90 opposition 90 sixty ami six.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

In the County Court of Har leman
County Tennessee.
NJ, W. Guy Trustee Of r. S. Uar-
dy, and L. Owens, petition TO sell
land to pay debts VS. Louisa SadIer
and the heirs of A. A. Sadler decd.
No 12I2R D.
In this cause tappearing from the
petition which is sworn to that the
defendant Jack w. Sadler is a non
resident Of the State of Tennessee,
and a resident of the State of Akan-
sas.
It is ordered that publication be
made four successive weeks ia the
Bolivar Bulletin II newspaper publish
ell in Bolivar Tennessee, requiring
said non resident defendant to enter
his appearance horein, by or within
the first three days of the County
Court 81 Hardeman County Tenmcs-.
see, to be held mt the Court house in
Bolivar on the first Monday in July
1882, and plead answer or demur to
the petition in this cause or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing ex parte.
This 18th, May 1882.
w. {. Dorion
G Nm
Il To,,I,o-- Cp, e.. t1t;.,.o,.-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

The Hon. IL. II. IngorsoIl thought
lac could sa, that East Tennessee il
for harmony Bui the question Is,
how? There's the rub. He saw ne
plan that would So surely produce j.,
as by avoiding the ground Of discord.
IL it were possible it would seem to
him best to pretermit entirely amy
positive expression Whatever upon the
the subject of the State debt. On
this subject their voices are not in
tune.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

which tx. has left his children and
friends; and honestly say with that
nelvaus GneraY Nhlc.l weail know 50
vel, Glory to God i'll the highest.
aE eartn peace and good nj 70 men I
J. T.
Mr.. Hardy had been anactive FL
iler in the Presbyterian Church in
this place since May 1866, and was
long prior to diat q member Of that
communion.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

The track az the Iowa tornado wn-
$50 mikes in length and a half a mi
in breadth Sixty-nino people wer
killed and 900 wounded, iifth %
these fatally. Loss in property from
two 70 three million dollars. Over
three hundred families had then
homes totally destroyed anil 10
arc homeless and in want. Such Is
the bare outline Il this terrible cy
clone.3
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
BEDFORD VA
Alum and Iron Springs.
WATER MASS PILLS
WATER MASS PILLS

! Excellent Tonic, Alternative and Diurc.
/ tic Medical Association, Lynchburg. Va.
Used with great benefit in Malaria and
Diphtheria. rs. f. D;ipon, NJ. D., Ga.
Successfully used in dyspepsia, chronic
diarfhoea and scrofula.-Prof, S. Jackson
NJ. d., Univ. Penn.
Invaluable rs a nervous tonic.-TIon. ].
Z. Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended As prophvlactic in mala-
rial diStrlets-D. Il. Faircx, Nj. D., n. q.
Restores dcbilitstr systems to health
l. c. Mercer, NJ. 2, Ind
Adapted in chronic diarrhoea, st-rufula.
end dysPepsia.--t3eo. 7. Harrison, n. d..
N Y.
Successful in ,liptheria and ncnralria.-
J. L. Neese, N. d., Nc.
Excellent ion certain diseases peculiar to-
wonicn.-irOf. J. J. Mooremai3, NJ D., Va
Prompt IN relieving headache, sick and
nervous" --Rcv. +. G. Dodson.
Ised with great benefit in dyspepsia. -
J. McBalpi', NJ. D., Pa.
Suited 70 bronchitis and diseases ri diccs-
tive Organs.-J. +. Ronghton, NJ. D.. Ala.
Most valuable remedy known for female
dlseascs-Jno. p. Metteaur, N. D., Z. l.. ID.
Of great curative 1iTtisc.-Tlles f. Rum
bold, NJ. D., No.
Beneficial in Uterine dcranoemcnt and
malarious coDdidons.-G VI. Vail VI. H.,
ONO.
Charming on the c, lnplcxion, making il
smooth clear, soft AMI ro>y.-AIiFs NJ, OF s
The prince Of mineral tonics. Francis
GillIa:'. n d., \. {.
Inc, ina. Il ~ 4 tonic and alternative
Hunter Mcclure NJ. d, Va.
Fine appetizer and blood prrifer-II
Fisher, NJ. D.. Gu
Very beneficial in i'm, rowing 4 reduced
svstcm.-Bi Bishop Beckwith, Of Ii.
Invalids here find welcome and health
Rev. John Harmon, late Of La, now of
va.
Has real merit.-Southern Med Journal |
Pamphlets free upon application
Water, s per cas-; Mass and Pills p,
80, IS cents. S,nt postpaid anywhere
Summer season Of Springs begins 1st juno.
$50 per north
Address, A. VI. DAVIES Pres't Of the Co.
IS Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
Z. O. box, III |
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
feb. 2-ii.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

The storm of Sunday afternoon,
which touched this section but lightly,
swept over the c1uatry from hast To
West, crtyin5 destruction in It's
path. Wind AMI lightning not only
destroyed a vast amount of property
in the Northwest, but hundreds Of
lives we're lost.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
Henderson Masonic Mali and female
INSTITUTE.
HEN DIGIe$ON, TENN

seven teachers constitute the Ftcuitv Thu wsw@
Is distributed among them a, la the htst colleges
especial care given ~ English la adiii u 70 tho
ilsuai crurS- Of Instruction, Anglo SaxoR sid
Enrsh, and modern Clas>its being aslsls-I e. give
depth +" English scholarship. Lectures on Phys
hey add Hygiene bN 1r. }. 4. trtok spec fHI loc-
lures given q the young ladies aud the Young F.a-
lFlnea sCinfately. No extra charge kW IatiH
tHc"k, Herman French, Hebrew Apparatus -
Hi ISirate the sntjtCts Of Natural Scieiies utle
ma ged, neately printed monthly magazine "A
lrAry and reading room; three literary sscirticS
Music lainting. Drawing, taliStheniCE,-theEs aree
some 81 he advantages 81 ihs Institute. CS 49,
sundays ioelS, daily mails anil the trIrrrsp IIpc
absence OF vice, II tho hsnssfs th
community. Fer catalogue write 70 j. d jim ,ane
q NJ. Savage, OF N, r, Racket
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

Gov. Marks positively refuses e
allow his namo to be used 10y the CO..
HentioF for tbs GusteniatorioI. coll
SentiOp.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

Gen. Bate, Col. Co var, and Soma
tor Harris, are prominently spokcr
Of, as candidates for nomination foi
Governor.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
SHERIFFS SALE
Ia The Circuit Court Of dardeman

County, Tenn.
William Thompson,
w. NJ. Crawserl,
BY virtne Of a writgf ven:litioni.ex
ponas in the above cause, 10 me Ill
reeted from the II Circuit Court o.
Hardeman county. Tenn. at the
April term 1882, 1 will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at.tlle. Court
House door in the town Of Bolivar, Oh
SATURDAY JULY s. 1882.
The following described
tract Of land
There being no personal prCperty o.
Defendant w III. Crawford to lie
found in my County, l have levied
this attachment upon all the real estate
bequeathed to W, n. Crawford by
Isaac w Crawford decd, his father,
in his last viii and Testament, Icing
IN undi, id..d one hall interest in the
same after the death or marriage o.
Sarah S Crawford, widow of Isaac w.
Crawford, decd, being the same land
upon which Isaac w. Crawford lived
at the time Of his death, containing
about 222 acres situate in Range and
Section in the 9th Surveyors district
in the County Of Hardeman, State Of
Tennessee, and boHneed on tie North
by the lands IF Nathaniel Hudson; on
the East by the Fish tract; on the
South by the lands of Mrs. Martha A
Crawford and on the West by the
lands Of Robert Ianna, and being the
same land which Isaac w. Crawford
Leg etthed to his wife during her life
or her widowhood end at the termi
nation of either, TO his two sons Ju-
Illus and w. NJ. Crawford. The in
terest here levied upon is w. NJ Craw-
f 'rPs undivided half of the same after
the death or marriage Of his said moth
err This June 18th, 1882.
w w. Farley, Sheriff.
.Jnnc Is At.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
SIERIFFS SALE.
In the Circuit Court of Hardeman
County, Tenn.

W. No. l6USO.
George Woody.
BY virtue of a writ Of veuditioni eX
pnnas in The above cause, to me d.
.,ectcd from the Hon. Circuit Court
ct Har,ielnan county, Tenn, at tie
April term 1852, will sell to The
highest bidder tea. cash, at lie C,m
IpuSe door in tie town Of Bolivar, ON
SATURDAY, JULY s 1852.
The following described
tract Of land. There being no person
al property 10 be found in my County
md the defendant being q non-I esi-
lent ofthc State OF Tennessee, | here
by levy this Execution on certain
parcel or tract OF land lying in Dis
trict MOI of IIardeman County, Ten
ncssee, known as the West 30 acres If
The Quarter Of Block Six Of CIuw-
f0rtl's survey of the &. w. Hunt land
and sold by A Aston, Clerk and Mas
ter ofthe Cbancery Court of Mem
phis, Tenn, 1G0 rods long and fifty
rods wide, being 80 acres more OF less
aud sold by j II Mcclellan to Joseph
Hunt ana George Moody and decided
to them June 9TH 1892. The interest
in the Fifty acres more or less here
levied on Is am undivided ] interest
OF the same and levied on as the prop
erty Of George Moody, this 10th day
of October 1879.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
CONSUMPTION CURED:

An old physician, retired from ac-
tive practice having had placed in hr
hands by an Fast India MisSions ~
the formula Of simple vcgc;abls re-
medY for the speedy and PER- az @ent
cure of Consumption, Bronze .Itis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, AMI all Throat and
Lung affections, also u rJsitivo and
radical cure for general Debility and
a.lnervo s com, ,la n s. after having
thoroughly tested ITS wonderful cu-
rative powers in thousands of cases,
feels it his dutJ to nraks it known to
h suffering fellows. The receipt FIJI
pOrtic' 4ars, directions for preparation
and use, and all necessary advice and
i1struetions for successful tire ,tment
at your own home, will be received
by you by return mail, free of charge
by addressing with stamp or stamped
self~addressed envelope.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
Il A Boyd, 9 Ii G.
This June 10Th, 1882.
W w Farley, Sheriff.
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.


NON RESIDENT NOTICE
In the County Court of Hardeman
County Tennessee G. NJ. Wellors and
wife Fanny, Etal petition to sell town
lot for division VS. Mollie +. Adams
Etal, No 1918 i. ID.
In this cause it appearing from the
petition which Is sworn to that the
defendants w. c. Craig and wife
CornelIa Craig are non residents Of
the state of Tennessee and residents
of the state OF Texas
1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks IN the
Bolivar Bulletin newspaper publish
ed IN Bolivar Tennessee requiring
said non resident defendants to enter
their appears ee herein by OF within
the first three Gays Of thc County
Court Of Hardeman County Tennessee
to be held at the Count House in
Bolivar Tennessee ON the first IT, NJ
day in July 1882 and plead answer
or demur to the petition in this cause
or the same sill be taken for confess
ed as TO theR and set for hearing OK
parte.
This 6. JDnc 1892.
~. G. Dorio Z. q M.
Z. Felstxess. Solicitor for Petitioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
g e e e -

Il 7aaia fFria Simple Prop cal Leaf a Esre VA ~
and is Positive Remedy for ali The diseases
that canss p1ins IN she lower tyi 81 tae hov-far
Ter "a 4 idvef -Isaadsehrs jauntlirc. Dizziness.
Gtm, 2. Malaria and MI titiitif- If thr kilucys
liver, nut Urinary lrfs5rs Fuf F-fna!c his
e;sscS, Monthly Mcu~ffuaffons and during pra.s-
nancy IT has -I,a.. Il stores i, oF4a3s thar
nsako the bIIpl snd hsnec Is TIE hcsf Hood t'u-
ritter. u is t'se ouly knpwa Fcgaedy that cares
Tsright's disease. For diabetes uSp warmer.
Safe Eeiahptes Cnrt.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers az = - per
bottle Largest Bottle in tlfc market lfy il
Z. Il. WARNER = co., Rochester NY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

f. Feniress SoPr for etItior ers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

4 TRl1lh!s Discure~J snd Now Departure 3n Mad.
enl Science, entirely Now and r1Eitvely affective
way Direct SliCe-5ion 30 the u iuciyal Seat
Of tue Disease acting by AbsCrDSpn, aud exertng
ulatoFY Ducts, Prostate Gland, and Urethr1 Jhes
Of tbs Remedy Is attended with Dain or Incoia
Feutence1 and does not interfere With the ordinary
sorbed, producing Immediate Soothing aad restor
alive eject upon TIE sexual ed nervous rerluiza-
tions wrecked from Eeifa uso eLesses stopping
The Drain fan the 1uHteu1 restc=7e the mind to
cath ana sound d :, removing the Dirnnes3
O. Sight Nervous DetiIity, Cen fusion OF Ideas
Ave- ION TO So; ty. etc, &C, ard the appearance
trcr1bh ~ ~ast orinR perfect Ee ue1 Vigor, where
it has b, do. ant f1r years. THIS mode OF treat
ment has et, 1 Ia test In very eases, sod Is
nos q pronounced SUI So Drugs ara too uluca
scribo6 In tbass tro1 -ad, many caa bsgr Wit
to- With but iittI1 i1s ~ruanoug good 4heTa
IS no Nonsense about tSIg p A. on Frac SfcaI OBJ
seIyatiOE onob!egus to kosi Nv gI nLee t1at ls
VIII give saisfaciio During. ttI. 'sA.. Vears that
&c has been In general uso We have th0u6 u tefti
E1Onials TO its value, and IT. Is l6
N9di2a fessiop u lie tho most rational neGL veg
trouble that IS we'll known to be the cuso Of untold
misery to many md nDOn UIacs13 prey With
their useless nostruTns and big fees. The Remedy
Is putup IN neat Foxes, Of three ICES NO tenough
TO last q nontaD SO; n o. g sufficient to eIecJ per
EiGneEt euro, roiGSs IL severe eaScs,) 50; Nc. 81
0astias- th7oo months, viii stop emissions aud
eealed, IL plain wrappers. Tul DIRECTIONS for
using win accom- r10lsy EACH BOX.
Eefs TSJtBs5y & tgfOB5siSCsE Illustrations
sEREd TeGffsssO3si GA t1ttE COstOfIlce
Ell the S9ICHE sFse EIticaE fJs<Et they can be
restored 10 perfect 0iabOOG- 9sia Rf-
\s3ecCts Affected SOLD ONLY Sg
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG GgEMSTS
Market and CHI Ste. st. LOUIS. Mo.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

~ ~ 1~'NA ~ ~ AZ
T. Felstzess, Solicitor for Petitioner
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

IL poinl 10 his Tie WORK, ms fnlsncd
course. the heritage VI good nam
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
PRICE ONE CENT.
Hunting for Houses.

| Upon the near approach of the 25th
OF March, the aennal moving day, the
streets are lined with ladies who are
seeking house, and some of them find
II hard job, as desirable houses are in
great demand. Many Of these house.
hunters, being unable to secure a suit
aUle house, they next try to secure a
Slllt CT rooms, in good boarding house.
Dpring the day the men are NOT tronb-
led by this nuisance, but when night
arrives ard they come home from
their daily labOrs feeling tired and
sleepy, they are besieged by their wives
VINO have Leen out all day on "house
hunt and for about two hours the
whole days experience is rehearaed to
them, until their minds became 80 mix
ed up with the numerous accounts Of
the immense number Of houses or board
ing places that were visited during the
day, they. hardly know what business
they were eL gagged i'll the day before,
and upon retiring they dream all night
OF reullng houses the condition Of diff
tsrent rooms, the style the ocCupa to
ave in, whether the house is dirty Cr
clean for rent or for sale and numerous
others things that were noticed during u
t"ur OF inspection which are told during
the evening, and for time they imag-
Inc they are IN new quarters ALREADY.
This has become one OF the greatest nui-
sance 10 man that ever existed, but
they ART thankful 1t only CO neS once
year. With "a business In al the sltua-
ton Is different. If he rents a new
store, the bargain is soon closed, a card
hung up in his window, informing the
public that lie intends to remove, hu t
he never mentions it unless some oue
breaches the sufject. With woman
this is not the case. They commence
talklnx about NOV n W months be-
tore the time and never let up until
about two months thereafter, it beng
the principal theme or conversation. To
listen TO them is certainly treat to the
men,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

On St. Valentines day the 14lst
Grand Monthly Drawing of the Louisi-
ana State Lottery took place with its
usual regularity under the sole Liam
agement Of Gems. G. T. Brauregard of
Louisiana, and Jubal A. Early Of Vir
ginia. The first capita, $4,000, was
sold in halves and drawn by ticket No.
y5, 5,7Sj--Cne half to Hermann d. Hart
jen, No. 100 Raymond street, Brook lyn,
l.. l.; the other half by worthy hat
ter, also of Brooklyn, Mr.. Michael
Doyle, of 800 Kent The second
capital, 10000, also sold in halves
drawn by No. 7O,S51-one collected by
f. G. Bush x Co of Mobile, Ala the
olher by party whose name is with.
held. The third capital, $1,000, also
sold in halves, drawn by No. 1890,
held by Mr.. NJ. Michaelis, 345 Blue
Island avenue, Chicago, Ill.,; the other
nv Henry Hamilton, also of Chicago,
III. The two fourth capital prizes OF
~, 800 each were drawn by No. % 903,
in halves also--one to Edgar Ackerly,
Of No. 30S Second street, Newark, N.
j.; the o'her halfs owners name is
withheld the other prize by No. 2,96S,
sold to parties, whose names are with
held, at Galveston, Texas, and Chapel
Hill, N. G There were also many
o hers. The next drawing CHE 143d)
will occur on April l1th, OF which all
information can be had by communi-
eating with NJ. A. Dauphin, New Or.
leans, La.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
Ausf-ias' L. tile war.

LoNp1N, March l., 1882 AT tt
coun il of the Au n I'll and HdngA1 =
ian Minister'S le ,erdty i'll NIenA
Couht Bylardt- kh ,ydr, MnIater/of
War OF the + npirr, IN announcing /the
complete Austrian o r"" ton VI Cri-
voscie, said he did not however, .ntici-
pate wlthdra Hal - t q Dru/a SON.
FortiticatiOus on the frontier, costing
l,5oO, 900 horins, will be required. This
amount and the sum flE maintaining
the troops on war fo/lng will neces-
state a fresh grant, /An extraordinary
meeting OF the delzEa,i ms will be sum
moned for AprilJ Tue account ol the
battle between Xe Aus rlans and the
CrivosclanS Near Jankow, in which
the A nstr'a| were defeated after they
mad blowYhp Fort D"agali, is from
CettlnJeAnd not from Vienna.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
DEATH ON THE RAIL.
IVA NAN srRUCK NJ AN
r,SINE AND KILLED
or Saa Accident Caused by
'",,y Cars-Ihe Coroner
,mous aJury and Holds
~, suuuest- Tne ter.
diet.

., o,olcck this morn
Between l. al" 'aS uoo Char,as w
q young man - h"n, n"' y, raars "
5rnbvrger, aEeu i,'. ao'ne ,er,,ity ~ hu hal ns
tdtnly hu['f" =. IL ,n'o ), on,';nn uSin ~ ia W.
uck by sun, 'ns 90 o"s a hr.at man i,
d. Decea'eu ""o I,,.n n;uis;n, -,
enploy OF ,''e ',.. ',."aa an,naan and
?, W ~ o. '".'ao ''ao"rlin. c,rs ~, III,
|ile engage" ~ "nu1" '',.ht h;s tnnt IN a
kt yard h' o"' "n h.ina nn.hIa f.
barton S"''' ~ s"aa, "Ir ~. ,n.;,;on h.
3hicate NM ,'.' ,I VS. ~ In ana,ra
y S[0V" - -.n n,ar and in tamil
kcsed Io"p -" va. ,na,nlaI in . .
Iei, M ''N' ,,, ,t a,aa ra'
flbIe nan .n,n nnno.;,. ~
)Ved ~ tn' ''''N . -, h.,
Pot' lIe "'' I"'sI hr',t.r a,,I u;s,.r wh, ~
th ana IL q ~ wani - th;., n;,,
de ''e ',u na,ts,a ~, ,,r,
Fhe coFoue' N'' no''u Nv, ,ha had :, a,,t,
anu a''' h,Il
bel 'hs 'o"o '"s s,;ns o
9lqus' w w ,r Wy ,Dn.,nan. II w
IlaA ~ MI .,,as n !; nnu,.,
Eve, ST he,"' 1ohnE pai,v and
y. Iu"r'' 'op ,rna r. | 49, :, ;.,o''.,
hCh""fn i, Ini pnaL1.r Who tast;
n va, t''a....d '"n" ,v,S hossof tha
.nap anS ;Is Mo uncoup,so or cut loos,
" "D" =. rim On in bnt did m,
N "; U"''' ",,n@ ,n.' ,h1nk;ny hs was ont
ui'A " n,.,, ,,r., IN o. ahaad. whan
s'" su" w." ,,d noticed the oar.
/ ,,i"r n,s IN the track
..I'es I enr,re IN s,on want far
nnI s,y man under the "a heal.
aia1 % in a .rrrIhl4 manner ann.
"a G ,bs rs,r Of m. men and extract.
Itm " .uun ~ he cot his foot.
w. u. ia A.. .wi.ch ami ronld not pet
" a.. !. xs IN thpr. when we fo,,n
Icss, It mad ON nm hoots which
E.dLi. tar :, become weJped in
y" .!..,ar,r,n ~ 4, would h,ve, Iona
n b,I t.I an leather boors. TN,
rs,s .t led that the de, eased had
| hsar m n. rmn)oy of ,he comm
w t~n months and was abnnt 81
7 ofaoa n. also stated thatin bis
,u"r. y . .,c,dau, wos rur,lv acc;.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
LAUNCH IilIS MORNING
Nfeamrr 'sAytlOn" (:I'dps into
-"ater Gracefully A \ u Inber
Visitors Pr sent.

Esctly al d O'Clock this morning,
new Steamer "Avilou," built by
Harlan Il Hoi.ingsworth Company
"a nom the ways into the water.
"AylIon was built for the Mary
steamship Company, and is in
Il loF the Bay ia e bet ween Balti-
and tie Eastern Shore of Mary
She is dup icate of the "Ida, -
gu was basit la t April for the same
pany H'r dimensions are: length,
Pee'' -00 feet over all; width, 81 feet,
''' over guards; depth Of hold, 10
nong those present at the launch
\ ntntIal Howard B. Ensing,
went JaIues Z. Byrd, secretary,
MeSsrs' Meredith and Spence, of
n'aru OF Directors Of the Maryland
l 00,t Company, together with
~ " Dashlell, Of the Baltimore
aeo Albert Goodman of the Balti-
American, and several represen.
PES Of the Wilmington press. Cap.
uafuler Of tho City of Worcester,
also PRESENT.
% ia, "a H'r Fairlamb daughter of
Il; f%lrlamb a clerk in the employ
X h 4. H. y ii. Company, did the hon
vue occasion and broke the bottle
int, as the boar was oli5iDp from,
Mays. ~
4T' 'ne boat was in the water she
Ula"l up to the wharf where
A41eH T immediately went to work on
~, Inc DOL RS will be put in to-day
n 'v'h %in be pushed rapidly for
! " her completion. The keel
- rlU'leF " boat for the New York
y company will at once be laid on
bchssd l"ss ~ where the "AviIton," was