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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

According TO the census returns
bhe increase OF population ii athis
State has been about 23 per cent.
.whech is nearly up to the average,
Many others Southern States have
even exceeded this.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

'Fhe Republican majority in the
House Of Representatives elected
an ex-Confederate soldier as chap
lain. He is also q Democrat in
politics.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

An expedition is now being
planned to so to the North Pole in
a balloon. 1t will be Just as easy
TO go the bottom of the sea in Il
balloon as in a ship.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

At
At P.W Austin's sample room in
Bills block call for the celebrated
Thistle dew whisky. Its purity and
flavor cannot be excelled. J,
For Christmas whisky, call on
George Warren at his Palace. The
best quality for Christmas egg nog.
At
PW Austin agent in Bolivar for
Carberry & Casey Memphis Tennes-
see.
At P. W. Austin's sample room
Bills block call for the cele bra
ted Thistle dew whisky. Its pu-
rity and flavor cannot be excell-
ed.
Fresh oysters by the quantity, the
very delicacy for the coming holidays,
is to be found at George Warren's
Palace. Call and get your supply.
1t
PW Austin agent in Bolivar, or
Carberry & Casey Memphis Ten es-
see.
At P. w. AustIn's sample
room in Bills block call for the
celebrated Thistle dew whisky. It's
purity and flavor cannot be ex-
celled.
For a royal, jolly time, call at
George Warren's Palace this Christ
mas. The best drinks and fresh oys-
tiers to be had. At ,
P. w. Austin agent in Bolivar,
for Carberry & Casey, Memphis Ten
nessee.
At P. w. Austin's sample
room in Bills block call for the
celebrated Thistle dew whisky.
It's purity and flavor cannot be ex-
celled.
P w Austin agent in Bolivar for
Carberrv & Casey, Memphis Tennes
see.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12
TAXES LEVIED FoR 1882.

Artists aud Photographers in towns Ni,1
over 1900 inhabitants, per annur-...........s o.
Towns less than 1000 inhabitants............- - =
Boarding Houses. each room, except p. ..... 80
Cireuses, Mepageries, or boJh combined, each
day aud night or day and night. ---...-. IS 90
Sleight OF Hand Legerdemain, Side shows.
Concerts, or other exhibitions for profit,
for each day aud 90
Billiard Tables each; per 10 90
It,g,tella :. ...... =. 10 90
Jenny Lind Tables each. Der nnnunl ....--.. Is 90
Pool ... 10 90
Ten PIN Alleys. - IS o.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12
DIR. D. S. JOHNSON
PRIV "a TT
MEDIGAL DISPENSARY,
NO. j eGeTson Street.
BETWEEN MAIN STREET
ESTABLISHED IN 1860.

DIR: Johnson is Acknowledged by all
parties interested as by far the most Success
full physician IN the treatment OF private
and secret diseases. Qnict, thorough and
permanent cures guaranteed in every ease,
mole or female. Recent cases OF Gonor-
rhea and Syphilis cured III few days with
out mercury, change OF diet, or hindraEce
from blIsincss. Secondary Syphilis, the
last vestage er5dicated without the use Of
mercury. Involuntary loss of semen stop
ded in short time. Sufferers from impo-
tency or loss of sexual powers restoted to
free vigor in a few weeks. Victims of self
abuse and excessive venery, suffering from
Spermatorh@a aud loss of physical and
mental power, speedily and permanently
cured.
Particular attention paid to the diseases
Of women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat aud lung diseases cured by new
remedies.
Piles and old sores cured without the use
OF caustic or the knife.
All consultation strictly confidential.
Medicine sent by express to all parts of
the country.
Office hours from a. m. to 9 p. IA.
d. S. JOHNSON, M. D.,
Memphis, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

JURORS n ARCH COURT, IocZ.
DIST.
l B Martin, VIM Southal
2 NyD Avont Berry Futrell
3 JA Mathews, w P Casselberry
4 II Z Mitchell, l. G Moore
5 Jones, T d Clinton
6 w Il Kearncy, j J Hazlegrove,
J A Wilson
7 John Lineborger, Terrell Harris
s J w Jacobs, James Cheshier
8 David AItcon, Benz Mashburn
10 jake wilson, Robt Dewdy
II John Jordan, G H Alexander
II II Cheshier, L G Stewart
Is James Erwin, James johnson
IA S H Gibson, S F Nuckolls
Is J M Jackson, z A Mullen
Is Elijah Russell, Simeon White
II J G Shelley, ] NJ Jacobs
IS w A Naylor, James Hackney
10 A n Minter, Thomas Shea
OFFICERS &C A Nicely, Z SpurIin.
Certificate of Wild Cat Scalp order
ed Eli Harris.
Appropriations made amounting to
81 ,321.13,
Ordered Finance Committee to
cancel all warrants against County i'll
hands of Chairman, which have been
issued more than six years.
D. Smith, cripple, allowed to ped
die on foot without payment of tax.
Ordered that no Bulletin board for
show bills, be hereafter built around
the Court yard.
Tax Collector released from pay
ment of taxes, 1880.
State Tax, $21 so
County Tax, 43 %
School Tax, Gnsluding
1161 polls,) 81, 1892
Reports received from Bridge Com
missioners and adopted, and Contrac
tors ordered paid, o-wit
On Medon and Glover Port road.
On Hickory Valley and New Castl
road.
On Earthwork at Iron Bridge.
On Wade's Creek Bridge.
On Bridges on State line road.
The Road Commissioners of differ
ent road districts, reported in favo
of changing and opening roads as fol
lows: (All of which were approves
by the Court tO-wit
From Mrs. Savage's spring to tn
Madison County line.
In the old LaGrange road.
In the Hickory Valley and Gran
Junction road.
In the Bolivar aud Jackson roa
between Bolivar and the Hatchi
Iron Bridge.
And to widen the Hickory Vale
and Van Buren, road.
Damages ordered paid on each {
above roads where same was assesse
, by the Road Commissioners.
Commissioners appointed to asce
tain cost of repairing bridge nea
WhithY's null,
Commissioners appointed to hav
the bridge across Hatchie River, !
Pocahontas repaired.
: The following Read COMMISSIONS
, were appointed to serve for three year
DISTRICT. NAMES.
john West
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

How poor, how rich, how abject,
how august, how comp.icate, how
is man.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

is made from Sin pie Tropical Leaf oil Rare value
and Is 2 POSITIVE Remedy for all the diseases
that cause pains III the lower ptrt of the body-for
era, IL Malaria and all difficulties Of the Kidneys.
Liver, and Urinary Organs. For Female Dis
eases, Monthly transformations, ana during Prey
nancy it has no equal Il restores the organs that
male the blood, aud hence is the best Blood Pu
rifier. II is the only known remedy that cures
Bright's disease. For Diabetes use warmers
Safe Diabetes Cure.
For sale By Druggists and Dealers st SLpF per
bottle. Largest bottle in the market. Try Il
H.E. WARNER & CO., Rochester, = =
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

LIFE is full of bitter lessons, the
>; npIcst Of which is that one mans
fall makes forty laugh.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

Report OF Wood & MoNeal, Attor-
neys Tor County Of collection of back
Taxes for 1877 and 1873, from NJ. &
G. r. r. Co., OF 81, 495 IS, after pay
mcnt Of Commissioners tor collecting.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

Fl tells and Taverns, each room except two,
p r -. ..................., ,-.......s.... so
Livery Stables, ca STALL per annum-..---. Is
Wholesale Liquor Dealers, s.....-..-. SO 90
Retail in towns over 1000
inhabitants per an los 90
Retail Liquor Dealers, towns less than 1000
iahalitants, per annnm = - -. rs 90
Merchants, on each 500 capital, ad vaiorem 20
" privilege. 20
And no license to issue fcr less sum than e. 90
Property, on each sl0) Tor County purposes, 20
School 10
Road O5
Polls. on each, for 90
Patent Rights, each person selling, (fOreisn)
semi-annuAl ...... = ... 25
Patent Rights. each person selling, (hOmel
Sesni-an II, %
FeIalers, st.ychan,lise. On foot. quarterly. 90
horse & vehicle, omar 10 90
more than 1 horse,
for each horse 80
PedlIers Patent Medicines and Nostrums,
clch o" foot, Substantially .-.......-...... 90
With horse .................. 10 90
With Vehicle. ............. Is 90
RESTAURANTS, each, per anuun ................ 90
Sample sellers, Ito eonsumers) each per an. 10 90
~ Wig NJ lchines, peddlers Of, or selling by
stmplc, eacl, per annum 10 90
Shooting Galleries. each per annum 90
Theatcrs each, quarterly 10 90
Variety Establishments, each, per MONTH. 10 90
i" Semi-annually so 90
prays Wagons Carts horse .................... 90
For 2-horse 90
For each additional horse. 90
| Hacks, Carriages, Omnibuses. each, per ann. 90
I'll hofYiQ stat
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

Road hands assessed to work on
roads days in 1882.
One-half road tax to be paid in
money and ono-half in work.
The Assessors are notified that the
blanks and schedules have arrived and
the Clerk is ready to issue them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In the County Court of Hardeman
County, Tennessee.
Carroll Clymer and wife, ct. al, pc
tition to sell land for division, VS.. X.
e. Honesty, Admir-, and the heirs OF
Joseph Vandegrift. decd. No. 1904,
r. d.
In this cause it appearing from the
petition which is sworn to, that the
defendants, Joseph Vandegrieft, Jr.,
and Martha Ann Scott, are nom
residents Of the State of Tennessee,
and residents of the State of Arkansas.
It is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Bolivar Bulletin. a weekly newspaper,
Published in Bolivar, Tennessee, re-
curing said defendants to enter their
appearance herein, on or before the
FIRST three days of the March term,
1882, Of the County Court Of 8arde-
man County, Tennessee, to be held at
the Court House in Bolivar, Tennessee,
on the first Monday in March, 1882
and plead answer or demur to the pc
tition, or the same will be taken fol
confessed as to them and set for hear
ing exparte.
This 9th January, 1882.
w. G. DoRIoE, Clerk.
A. M. Lambeth, Jr., Atty for Pc
| titi0ners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12
Special Locals.

By common consent, George War
ren's Palace is the place to get the
best wines, brandles, WHISTLES, etc.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

TIC naIHLs OF "a .-.1ttss. ttfi t.4H = +tefH ~
n ii 81 every DWELLING u Htifs Q plaee ~
every h d8ehOl9. ana fis J.-Discg are soHnf4eH
throughsol tle rviaoIc " se--ss Helnirisiert ~
q genaral iuvtg3rant, cure fsf- = ~ hcHha0 :
e specific for natuIoss-T and as1rr ffcrnctii ~
appetizing ptasnaeliic, an excellent blood dog
purent aad certain remedy for Intermittent
fever and kin red disease.
For sale y : all Druggists ana Dealers
generally.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

I have a large stock of latest i'm
proved COOKING AND HEATING
STCV RS, which Twill sell at WHOLE
SALE PRICES for the next sixty
days.
Also Tinware, Toilet-ware, Lamps,
Pressed Ware, and excellent home
made Tinware. Can and get prices
and buy a bargain.
JOHN JOHNSON.
It Boil var. Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12
W. ARMIgTEAD,

Bolivar, Tenn.
Attends to the sale Of this Hinge
in HArdeman county for
John Conrad, Burlington, Iowa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-01-12

At P.W Austin's sample room in
Bills block call for the celebrated
Thistle dew whisky. Its purity and
flavor cannot be excelled.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14
WHERE HE SAW HER

just before a western bound train left
the Union depot yesterday morning, ,
masher with his gripsack slid arounG
10 woman standing Lear the ticke
office and remarked:
EXCUSE me but can l be Of assist.
ance In purchasing your ticket7" a..
mo sir" was the reply.
beg pardon, but shall be glad 10
see that your trunk properly checked,
he continued. - '
sit has been checked SIR" ,.H
"Yes-allem-you go west, I pre-.
II do" IA,
Going as far as Chicago9"
eyes SIR" 1.
"Ah-yes-to Chicago also take
the train for Chicago Beg your par.
don but didn't meet you In Buffalo
last Fall?" .r.1-7T"I
"No sir"
"Ah! Then it was in Syracuse ?"
"NO sir
"No? l wonder where l have seen
you before?"
"You saw me enter the depot about
five minutes ago with my husband, l
presumed"
"Your husband?"
"Yes sir, and if you stay around here |
three minutes longer you'll make the |
fifth fellow of your kind that he has
turned over to the Coroner this month"
Some Washers would have made a
'un for it, but this one didn't. He went
III on the gallop, and as he wanted to
70 light he left his gripsack and a ton
# brass behind him.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14
W. SMILE
F"""y ParGG raphs fOn Those who
AI&e 10 Read ard Smile.

F"Hny ParGG raphs fOl Those win,
TO Read ard Smile.
DOESN'T SUPPORT HIS REPUTATION
We Were sitting OIL the mat ofso,
steps at Ringgold, Ga when judo,
hai'an "lDked mo around the cornel
and whispered '-H0'
Tue Oh chap on that cracker box
Is Col. slasher, the biggest liar in the
state OF q ,orsia Ask him for a anaks
story ." '"8At
L slid back, looking iAnooent and nm
concerned, aud at the first Opportunity
I inquired: p''' '"Di'S
Colonel, are there any moccasin
snakes IN ais s ate 2"
Billions Of EN-"
Any very big opes?"
well, reckon Yum Don't tall
10 NE about big snakes I"
ever see ?'' W ""
ae rolled his quid over, and got
Dotn MS hands over his lett knee befor,
replying; '' '0'0f'
me-" A0' O0iio'e
Yes, a-that is-yes, 1 would"
down hsre ?" '''
"Of COURSE
And that our swamps offer them A
secure retreat ?"
Certainly"
Il wouldn't have you doubt nv
word, he remarked, after a pause. "a
ie squinted his left eye at a dog across
he street. ''
He rose up slowly, stepped down over
ne sand and paced off about FORTY feet
'olng. over the ground twice and
onntlng his steps. When he had re.
urned, asked
do you mean to tell me, Colonel.
nat you have seen q snake forty feat
Jng?" ' LOU
oh mono "h he quickly replied.
u was simply pacing off to see if :
lere was room to plant six hitchinp :
osts In there. The longest snake I .
1ter saw measured ten inches BY the
he, and he had been dead three DAYS
boot % ~ "''
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14

Il.
A woman who seemed to be full n
confidence in her cause, ono day halted
pedestrian with whom she had a slighI
acquaintance, on Crongress street, and
asked him If he knew ANYTHING ahonI
the law OF divorce, and added thai her
husband had threatened to file a hill In
pr cure one from her,
Are you mild tempered?" asked the
gentleman. N 0A0
Mild as grass" she replied,
Have you ever dubbed him-thrown
tea pots-waved the butcher
luRged the AK around or made threats9'
Never"
mo"
"Do you drink or swesr?"
Neither one"
,D9 you try to make him happy"
DO you seek to boss him?"
mot at all"
Are you choice of your company
and economical with his money!"
IL am"
him?" sunny
81 never did"
Did you talk against him to your
Never"
well, while 1 am not a lawyer, and
therefore not posted, l don't see how
ne Is to secure divorce from you"
"Ihat's ust what say-he can't do
e. He may soold and threaten and
ell what he's going to do, hut he can't
10 nothlngl I'm glad met you, for
'o1 We lifted grea5 load off my mi nd,
'hd II William comes storming around
gain to-right ab he did last night, I'll Il
i've MIN another choking! If hadn't
cen able to andle him he'd have '
made my life miserable for a whole ten
ears past" 8
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14
THE HIRED GIRL.

Thers Is not IN this world of ours
more unhappy lot
Thsn Il at Of The Door servant owl
Il VOW there is not, e''
Whatever In the house yoes wror,
II Is burning shame
Inc poor, unhappy hIrsd cir;
Is sure to get the blame.
AHe IN ld'en rob tie sugar-bowl,
" steal cat unawares,
A1d s0il their dresses, Just put on,
Or tumble down the tara
Inc Dogs slide down the banisters
Aad put their neoks In peril
Its al Que " the carelessAess
w Jane, the hired kirl,
IL master in the morninR finds
=, LAS coilar-buC On zone,
ns oanceS iout while misses seWs
Another button on;
And When he huriies of as mad
-, any man eau be,
misses comes down stairs and blow
her anger off on me-.
They say 1t is my sweetheart GALA
mi, "hen IT'S only my Orother
Ibey tniuk I'm always tIki1r ten
ana sugar % my mother;
and when the poor policeman calls
10 thaw hts frozen feet,
Iney think that We invited him
To have a bit to eat.
and II these things were not enough
To till my cup OF woe,
.Iy IN vain sOmetimeS to ket
Zee kitc 4en tire agluw;
And II USED the ker SET q,
NO matte with what care,
ne eil,can would, Of cour e, explode,
And finish ME right there.
NO followers am l allowe!.
AID this ia worst Of ali.
cant get out to see my beau
=, Res not all wed to call.
10 live In single blessed Less
The hired girl is fated
an, so She lives without mate
r.: she is cfemated.
tN~a--.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14
UNION STREET PARK,



DayS-hOw 20 Get There.
One of the most delightful places &c
spend these warm sweltering days, is
the Union street Park, which has been
recently fitted up by the Front and
Union Street Passenger Railway Com
pany. The park is situated on Union
street, short distance south of the
Company's depot. The place has been
htted up with large pavilion, benches
have been placed all through the grove
and two excellent springs furnish pure
water tor all that are thirsty. The grows
is one of the coolest places to be found
near the city and ranks next to theI
Brandywine, for comfort and pleasure.
Ii Is the Intention of the Company, i'll
their Efforts are appreciated by the
public, to further improve this place
and ere long Wilmington can boast of
an excellent place to spend the sultry |
days of summer without leaving the
city. This Is designed espe tally for
women and children, who are not able
to go to the sea shore, but could often
spare an afternoon to goa place like
this, thus giving the children few
hours In the woods which will no
doubt greatly benefit them. In order
TO easily reach this quiet and pleasant
place, persons oan take the Front and
Union line street cars, which start from
Market and run out Front to within q
'hort distance OF The park, the fare
being but six cents. As the fare is !
ow and the park cool and pleasant We
'espeak for it liberal patronage dur.
ng the sum mer.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14
He Resumed.
Wall Street Daily News.

Wall Street Daily News.
Father" said the young man as b
leaned on bis hoe:
"They say the balance of trade il
agin u.s."
'They do, sh?"
"And that our bank reserves are
rapidly diminishing.
"Du tell
"And that railroad extension has
come to halt"
"Well, / swami"
And thst the volume of securities
Is substantially without market"
Great snakes Well, never!"
And do they say anything about a
TELLER stopping to lean on his hoe TO
talk when he might just as we'll talk
and hoe too 2"
Reuben spit on his hands auI resum.
ed work.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14

~OAOeA ~ ~ONbM w an AAEPMNu I
A young man was gored to death BY
an elephant At the Alexandria Palace
the other day. Several elephants e.
hi Btted fn Myers circus were viewed
there ~ the public. All Of these ele-
phahts were supposed to be dooile and
no enc more docile than large female
elephant which was stone blind. This
creature was called Blind Bill. The
unfortunate young man was employed
as q groom, aud was always abont the
stables. 1t is not known how he was
killed. One of the tusks of the ele
plant pierced the top part Of his breast
while the pressure of the elephants
head against the body was so great that
it almost forced the heart Of the dead
man through the incision thus made.
Death it Is supposed was instanta-
neous.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14

The excursion to Atlantic City, yes
terday, carried 525 persons, and was q
most enjoyable one. The rain having
laid the dust all the way while at the
seaside the day was all that could be
desired for pleasure. Everything passed
off pleasantly, and every person seemed
to enjoy the trip. They left Atlantic
City at 6 o'clock sharp, and reached
this city about 10 o'clock,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14
THE BEST
KIDNEYAND Liver MEDICINE|

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.
CURES WAIE. ALL OTHER MIN,
OH Els FAIL, as it acts Girec1Iv on III ~
A1dneyS, Liver and Bowels, restorino
tAem A. 0nce to healthy action. HUNT,S
EmEpf ls s.fe, sure and speedy cure
and hundreds have testified to having been
cured by II, when physicians ard friends
s sau gwen them up TO die 10 not DELAY
oGL tr ct once HUNTS REMEDY.
HU%TS #EMGDY cnres air ntS
eases Of tine Kidneys, Bladder
SSEInary organs, DEOSsy Gravel.
UlaDetes, aud incOntinence and re-
tentlOm of Urine "DN A"0-
hU ITS R'MEDY cures main in
the side, Back or Oins, General
soty, Female Diseases Dis.
n De1 sleep, loss of appetite.
Brtghfs Disease, and all Com,
plants of the UrinO. Genitai Or
hUNT'S REMEDY quickly tnducos
the Liver to healthy action, removing the
causes that produce Bilious " ead0che.
n DySprRSla, our Stomach, COstiVe.
BY the use Of HUNTS REMEDY tho
stomach and Bowels will speedlly regain
E ~ strepg h. and the Blood will be perfect.
HUNI'S REMEDY is pronounced bv
me best doctors 10 be tie only cure for ali
klnds OF kidney diseases
HU ATS REMEDY is purely vegetable
IND is sure cure for Heart disease ard
when all other medicine faiIS
HUNTS HEM Say is prepareG
expressly for the above diseases,
Sn0 mas never been known TO TaiI.
one trial Will convince you. For
inlet tO ava -''iA'
HUNTS REMEDY CO., PrOvidsnC CO. Ri
Prices, 70 cents and NI.25.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-14

A HaE' "AaamAker'B Employees CAV
Q AnG their Views az IL the RssI
r Manner of Whiting Gu CustOlp
ers.
ABOUT three months ago John Wapa'
maker offered 10 his employees at the
Grand Depot Il series of five Drize.
ranging from $50 to $40, for the best
essay ON the subject What is the hast
way 10 wait Oh Gust omeI?" Over 30
essays were sent to The COMMITTEES of
IJudgea, and last evening large au-
dlence, consisting of Mr. Wanamaker's
employees, Assem- led at the Grand De-
pot to en- 10y the exercises incident to
the award of prizes.
After an enjoyable programme of vo-
Cal SOLOS, duets, quartetteS and chorus
es, aud addresses by Rev. o. H. TIT
tany, ID. D., and John Field, of Young,
smith, Field & Co., the essay which
secured the priz6-that By Miss Mary
breWer-was read Miss Brewer as.
sumed that the foundation principles
In a salekman or sa,eswomau ale: First.
true loyalty to her employer; second
loyalty to the customer, with the legion
OF elements implied in them, cordially,
pollteness, honesty, tact, patience, per-
severance, decision, confidence, will |
ingness and enthusiasm, each in it's
turn being requisite, some occasionally.
others always The second prize wast
awarded to William H, Brokaw. the
tnlrd to Thomas Q. Bennett, the fourth
10 James Clarency, and the fifth to
W. Corson.
In brief address Mr.. Wanamaker
expressed his qualification at the sue.
cess that had attended his scheme of
getting his sales people to concentrate
Ihelr thoughts upon subject of so
much Importance to him and them.
and inetnded that the idea should he
hereafter elaborated. He suggested
mat in so large a family, numberingI
I, 6OO people, the mem ers might not
'nly instruct and entertain each other.
Tut even aid them in times of need, He
poke OF the excellent results that
would attend the organization of AL
,enehclal or insurance society among
ne employees, and showed that If the
alter would only put ten cents a month
ut OF their wages it would probably
Q sufficient to aid even other cases of
Ickness, accident or death.
In conclusion, he offered to pay the
expenses OF q secretary, or whoever
SO might be Mt eded, in order to make
lch movement 60 smoothly, and to
III 900 to the fund as o stair. j
:, The proposition was enthusiast
lily received, but Mr.. WanamakerI Il
Iggested that the employees should not !
eide hastily, but wait and consider it 8
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Daily Republican., 1882-07-14

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