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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01
Farmerg.hOOk Herel
Combined HINGE & roll
LER for Farm Gates.
This Hinge is wrought iron, and will
last life timel!

This Hinge is wrought iron, and will
last n life time!!
The very best device ever invented
for hanging board or farm gates. By
using the Combined HINGE &
ROLLER, with a half dozen fence
boards and a few nails, any one can,
in few minutes, makea gate that will
BGg- Work Easier, Last Longer, and
Prove More Satisfactory
Than any gate ever used on the farm
A Gate hung with this Hinge q Rol-
Ter requires no bracing. nor it has no
tendency TO sag, nor will it loosen or
draw the posts over. therefore ONLY
LIGHT POSTS are required. 1t is
easily operated, and can be set TO al
low small animals to pass through,
and at the same time keep the larger
ones back. Also, you may have two
gates in one, by making your gates
of is foot lumber, have small 4 foot
gaze W - LlEOuS "a vi AOob VI iiOASoD0Ch
and a - foot wagon gate; or the
hinge and roller can be put On the
re Itsaves time,
MONEY q LABORt-and, in short,
is Just what is wanted on every farm,
as proven By the thousands that are be-
ing used wherever it has been introduce
ed. Many farmers are already using I
from 10 TO % on a single farm. Over
100, 900 sold East.
The following are among the many
of the Hinge. j J Nicely, /
z P McNeal, A H Rose, T G Patrick,
w r KearneY, r L Lightfoot, r P
Nicely, w Prewitt, r N Mitchell,
Jesse Wilson, K E Hornsby, r II
w A Caruthers q so more.
w. T. ARMISTEAD,
Bolivar, Tenn.
Attends 10 the sale of this Hinge
n HArden1an county for
John Conrad. burlington, iowa.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01
Heiisr'ta Masonic Mali asi F.sin
INSTITUTE.
HEN ID FC1SSON, TENN.

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty. Ths work
is distributed amesE them in the best colleges
Especial care given 90 English; IL additi 70 th@
usual eours of instruction, Anglo SAxoR, Ole
English, and modern classics being added u I've
depth TO English scholarship Lectures ON Phyis-
slogy and Hygiene by Or. J. A. Crock special Asa-
lures given TO the young ladies and the young atn-
tlemen separately. No extra charge for haEn,
Greek German, French, Hebrew. Apparatus to
illustrate the subjects Of Natural Science wan
manged, neateIy printed monthly magazine q
library and reading three literary societies.
Music. Painting. Drawing, Calisthsnies these are
some Of the advantage Of tbs Institute. On ~ TO-
Sunday-schOOls, daily mails aud the telaRrap hive
absence Of vice, some Of the benakta a ta@
community. For catalogue write TO J. H. In nan ,
G. NJ. Savage. OF n. T.. hAekeu
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01

An old physician, retired from &C
tive practice having had placed in his
hands by an East India Missionary
the formula of simple vegetable re-
medy for the speedy and permanent
cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, also a positive and
radical cure for general Debility and
allnervocs complaints, after having
thoroughly tested ITS wonderful Gu
rative powers in thousands of cases,
feels it his duty to make it known to
he suffering fellows. The receipt fuI
particulars, directionsfor preparation
and use, and all necessary advice and
instructions for successful treat
at your own home, viii be received
by you by return mail, free of charge
by addressing with stamp orr stamped
self-addressed envelope.
DIR. NJ. Z. BELL,
16I N. Calvert st. Baltimore, Nd.
Tan. 26th 1 year
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01
A Loss Prevented.
4. L. Hudson,
Co. Supt.

Many lose their beauty from the
hair falling or fading. Parker's Hair
Balsam supplies necessary nourish-
ment, and prevents falling and gray
ness of the hair.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01

ThS Closing Exerc1-
see ca = E5f. Eatr@11'9
cloYBF-POrt Male and Female Aoa-
deny.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01
Ayers
SarSaparilla

DdISdpdfl1ld
i. ]. ]. :. !. !.
@9 For Scrofula, and all
Ia scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
9 pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
49, ~ ny's Fire, Eruptions and
ETuptive diseases of the
Ef - skin, Clccrations of the
lad Liver, Stomach, Kidneys,
H a Lungs, Pinl'les, Pustules,
sSa Boils. Blotches, Tumors,
Tttter. Salt Rheum. Scald
- Head. Ringworn, Ulcers,
Sor' $. rheumatism. Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones. Side and Head. Female
Weakness. Strrility. Leuc6rrhOea. arising
from internal liberation. aud Uterine
disease. Syphilitic and Alercurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciation.
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood
This Sarsaparilla is a combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stillinria, Man
drake. Yellow Dock W ith the To,lidaS
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
eficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure.
It's ingredients are so skilfulIv COM
bined, that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured, and while it is SO mild
as to be harmless even to children, it is
still so etfectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loatlIsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try TProse in it, prove their experience
OF its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
and are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority of this Sarz
saparilia over every other Alternative
medicine. Sc generally is its superb
ority to any other medicine known, that |
We need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities it has ever !
'ossessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED ny
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mass,
t'r"rf'essi aHd dn"Fnsicag Chemists.
SOLD ~ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01
THE FAMOUS
TIIDISON
II Musical
Telephone.


You can Laugh. Talk, slug and PLAY
Tunes through it at long distance. Child
rem that can read figures can play tunes at
at once. The tone Is equal IN any Flute
or Clarionet. No knowledge Of Music re-
quired to play 1t. To enable any one With
OUT the slightest idea of Instrumental Music, 10
perform AT once on the Instrument, we have
prepared n series of fumes embracing all the
popular Airs, printed in simple figures on
cards 70 siIit the Instrument, at a convenient
distance from the m0uth-tiece, so that ii
can be easily read, and by means eE which
any one. without the least musical knowl.
edge, can perform on the instrument and
play times at sight. Persons little familiar
with airs can play hundreds of tunes with
out any cards whatever. The Musical Tel
ephone il more wonderful than the Speaking
Telephone rs II docs all that 1t will do he
sides instructIng persons who do not Under
stand notes To- play times. n. Y. Sun
The Musical Telephone is recognized as
one of the most novel inventions of the age
''N. Y. HERALD. Price Sa.5B. Price BY
mail postage paid and registered $500 No
instrument sent by mali without being reg
istered, Send money by z. O. order or
registered letter.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-The Musical Tel
ephone can only be purchased of the man
ufacturcrs. The EDISON MUSIC CO,
2l5 and 217 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Pa. or through their several branch houses
throughout the United States.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01

Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
t'r"efacssf and 19H0Fsssieog Chemists.
SOLD Er ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERR.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01

F. Fenfress SoPr for petitioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-01
Memphis and Ohio River Packet c.

FOR CAIRO. LOUISVILLE AND CIxCTN-
NATTI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-08
Sbip'S Grnbte.

@OGumbus, Z. Sept. - 0as 5tautss
ganomirtbidaftsamt beiBt 1851 Serid1te
itber 0G8 8eiultat oes 9rei6en8 an 1000
oeridieoenen Buntteu Oes Staates uuO uerz
Ofientlidt fOlgenOe QtugabeH; Der 8at,en
bon 494, AT 2tdern 2aiIOes, aeOroI6eu, ergab
7O66,554 8uifel, .. /. 1G! 8ui6el bro
ader; i'm @au;en wuren 2, 745, ,507 glfer nit
gSai5en beiaet, fOlglia biirfte Die g8ai3euz
Yroouttton i'm gaujen Staate $500
Suid)el betragen. In Safer TIT ausgeoro.
ld]en 67,216 Gfer, GrgebntB II, 800, 1913 8u-
libel, .. |. 2S4 Sui6el pro 4fer, folgIid) auf
9Ie G54, IA Ader, bic nit Safer beidet itnO,
18,112,S70 8uidel. 6Oru biirfte a Bro;.
oeS bOueu @rtrages crgeben, ruenu ba8 g8et.
ter bis gum %. .. 81. giuftfg bleibt, etua
IA, 1875. 500 Suidel. 8og9eu ergtebt So Bro
:ent. @erite II, Sartoifeln 105, Siiktartofz
te!n SO, 3abaf 62, Gepfel 81, BFrTde 50,
gSeintrauben "A Yro;.
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Nctp eJprfer Sfaa,rtd,ten.


Nem-9Ort 7. Sept. = Mtt Dem Bot.
oampfer geben am rGfifen Wtoutage $50
Otatroien unb Seeioloaten iLr sas Buctficz
9eIdmGber bon bier mad NsptumaQ a6
0teIelben iperoen bon Banana aus nit benz
ySroquOis" mad Der Decentralization ges
bradt unb inter bic beridieSeneu S6tffe
uertbeilt.
- Ser SafoernaIter 6ranctS g. Salz
mon, Der in Slorioa perbaftet poroen III,
bat ieine 8lieuten nm $50, ,000-$100,O 900
betrogen. gu ieiueu Spiern geb0ren Or.
Wbtte, PrOfefor Der 8unbar3neifunOe i'm
2ougzSSlanoz SOipitale, ben er nm $2500
bei6minbeIte; STR. Samilton 8tgam Don
Bath, 2.zS., ben er nm $1,000 brattc; Rrs.
Diartba 6. SroOts, $1,000; NliB Soff Don
gIartfes, $500; giiB 9taggie Silion, cine
gSaiie, $4,000 unb uiele Inbere. gr ioll
oaS @elo on Der S0rie ueripielt habeu.
- 0ret Selluer, SEQ. Smitb, Somes
Briggs unb 9Snl. 8puo, finb bier inter Der
Antlage Der Setbeiligung an Der SdDe6erei,
3u Der eS am Sonntage ;u @liIabgtbport
fam, perbaftet UOroeu un6 uer5en Den Be
b0rben BON RepzSerie1 uusqeltefert perSen.
- 3n Srooflpu itub spet iunge e ufiden,
Der 19=jGbrige SbOs. @aiiiup uu1 Der 18s
idbrige Sobn Radep, fefgenommeu NOR zen,
neil ite Wttttmod abenb in Der StraBe Sobu
s. @allen bon giewsYOrt nngeiunen, mibs
hanoelt nno um Die tpenigen @eute beraubt
ba6en, bic er bel ii6 trug.
- Gin 3Hfau fiibrte geitern ;ur gntSet=
fung Der Shatiad1e, baB On etuer sur 3eit
IN o6iinften aue.s sSOtel" logirenbe1 Dame,
Srau 9aUtiOu, bereu 6auilie eiue adltbare
iein ion, cine abortion periibt morbeu 1T.
Gin Seamter ber ySron Steamboot-Go."
fauo ndmltd in eiHer @igarrentlffe, bic auf
Dem 6luiie trieb, Elm por;elaueues Seifens
beden unb cine S6mefelbolibiide, mte iie
In Sotels benutt per6en, uu0 in bieien Sc
fd6en Sbeile zines SOetus. Detcttipes nab
men ben Sail auf nab entbefien, mas obeu
idlon ulttgetbeilt noroen 1T. Or. Sbeo6.
3ennp bon Pateriou lit auf ben Serbaft,
bic Abortton ool5ogen Su ba6en, uerbaftet
teuD
CSpdteres.) @eorse 6. 9auiIon lit eben.
faue perbaftet tuoroen. @r purbe beute uu>
ter giirgifaft i'm Setrage BON $4,000, Der
Softor inter iOlde BON $4,000 geitelt.
- Die Yoliiet iiberftel 9eute oas 2otal Der
SottertelOosz9Gnb abams & llppiuton uuo
perbaftcte bic gigeutbiimer unb Z anSere
gerionen.
-frau Suugblo6t, pelfe ON 10. GuguIt
Don ihrem Neffeu, neil fie ibm @elo oer,
peigerte, 3u Snmaicu, 9.eS., brutal miBz
banbelt rpurbe, lift beute geforbeu
- Sas Central @omite Der aIIoctation
Der beutid amerttauiideu Slrger nabm
beute Nbeuo Seidliiiie an, in oeuen es Die
Yoifiruug Der SluBs NIB 6afenbil peroammt
uno fld uerpflittet, gegen bic BisOerwabl
bel @ougrebmitglteber su pirteu, Die bafir
gehimmt.
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0ermifate telearapbif6e Des


Sn Solge oes 3niammenbrudle Der D2oz
idiuerie bat bic Hems s8orOers@itp= =Spiune=
rel bel s all Silver Raliy geI9loIien
tperoen miiiien.
Sn Der geitrigen Sieuug Der Social
ScisncesQhociution" su Saratog q, 81
g., iprud) 6r. gb. 28 Bemi8 BON Spttuq.
fielO, Muii., iibsr olotale 8egieruug i'm
NorOmeftsn" uno Or. Gbeoo. Bacon BON
8oheiter iiber ,@tbic in BrofelIioneu."
3u Providence, &.sS, erI9oB fid
geftern Su8. 9. Garter.
ginbred]sr raubtsn in Ser uOrgefriIen
goht aus bem 8iireau 6es 9tn Sames Gal
lcrep, Br6foenten Der vYtttsburg= Befterus
Sabn" 3u ALLEGHENY, Bu., 8ertbpa,
pierre I'M Setrage BON mebr, als $4,000.
gu 6 moeu, S.=S., pur0e gefferu Der
8rO5e6 gegen Capt. s. 6. 6eil, Der betannt.
lid um l. Suli b. 3. 6eu haruorrnaeuOen
@resnb6dIer Sberfen9. Us. 25lair eri9oieH
bat. er0ffnet,
Der 0inrquis bon 9orne unO BrinIeifu
9Orne reiiteu gefteru ben 6 @btcago nab
Gan 6rauliscO tpeiter,
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Srdube.

NOrtbeaitOn, 0taf., 2. Sept - 0ie
oortbOhore Stride" gu @afton iit Hieoer gez
brannt. aufl ierit6rte bas 6euer etHige b..
nadbarten 8Obugebduoe. Der 8erlait be-
trdgt $1,000.
Gnebec, 7. Sept. - @ines Der idj0n.
fen 9duiersGun6rate in Der IorifuOt ct.
Sod gtug beute friib in 6lammen auf. Der
Sdaben belduft iif auf mebr, ais 800, 900.
SO fen, 7. Sept. - 8et benz gefrigeI
SranOe be8 rScean=Souie" III Smamp8cot
murbe cine grofe Quuutttdt Silbergeiatrr
9eftObleu. Gin furbiger Selluer rettete nit
etgener 2cbeuegefubr 3wei ainSer. 0aS
6euer enttunb in Der Dem Sotel bena6barten
Cottage 6es Srn. garne1 uu6 ift iiderlth
oas g8erf ron Sraubftiftern.
SelIeotIle, Ont, z. Sept. - Sin
Srano, tp0brideinltf angelegt, ueruriQ6te
beute bier eineu S6aben BON $4,000.
Uiurtetta, 3, Z. Sept.-Sn eiuen
Der &irtbIduftsgebaube Del bieTgen 9tu6er-
he'natb bad bente Qbekb Seuer aus, mas
bic 8letnen in Iolfeu S6reden pe;Iebtc,
oa5 ptele bon tbnen in's 6rete ftittn,en nny
nod nid)t oufaefuuOeu nor1eu 6I1.
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wafferfAoSru

Gan NrtOnt 0, &er., Z. september.
- Die Stabt wurbe beute giadmtttaa BON
einem auEerOrbentlid beftigen 8egeu betus
geiuft. Der Gan IutOnios6luB uuo Der
Eebros@reet itiegeu iebr ihuen. Griierer
ieste BEN nteoeren She'll Der Staot inter
gHoIier, pdbreHb Der 2ebtere i'm meftltdl.n
Guartiere alle grifeu 3erit6rte Iub otele
SGuier bemOiirte. Gin Maun ioG babel ers
trunfen isiu. Das 8abugelsiie 5mii6eu bier
uub Gufftu tft i6per beif66tat mor0eu.
Muffin, eagle. Bn6, gumarao, Sropnsui1e
unb Wlatamoras iinb nit ueberi4wemmaug
beoro6t.
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Nrbciters Nuoelcacnf1eiteu.

BbtlaOelpbia, Z. Sept. - 9te uou
erD@ombener Erodenbodz@o. "beIddf.igteu
3immerleute ftellten beute auf 9nrathen oes
@reiutip=@ @omtte's ibrer 4fioctation Die Dir
belt Elm. QufaB bu5u bat eine 8etanutz
madung bet @Onlpagnte gegsbeu, pouadl
ale Grbettsr, Die pOl3 ODER SOliipGbue nit
mad Suuie uebmcA, entlafien meroen ioQen.
Die 3tmmetleute betradten 9as ais cine
Ssleibigung. @s iuurbeu ibneu iofort bic
fdGtgen G0bue ausge5ahlt, un6 geoenft bic
@Ompagnte, mOrgen nitt sur Union ge66riz
ge Qeute nnsufsllen.
Btttsburg, Ba., 7. Seotember.-O
2oge bat itd) biet in teiuer gSeiie gcGubert.
Die @tienarbeiter loipobl, ME bic 8eiiber
Der @al:miiblen beitcben uuf tbrel 6or6es
rungen, unb nod TT tetu @uOe bes oStrites"
ab,uieber.
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GffSicIe SammcIfabrten.

gs oob8~ ~9OGlow 8, OtaiI., Z. Scpt.-
Der Brditbeut mar qeftern @aIf bcS Srn.
S. 80. @ibotn, uu5 beute friib ging er nit
BEN o0e8patd" mad gtantudet Qb.
Nantu det, Z. Sept.-9er y0espntd,"
traf beute tur3 mad 9Ptttog mi bem Yrdfi=
oenten bier Cir.
Yortsmoutb, 3.z9., 7. Sept. - Die
StT5tere oes Diar.nebaubofes petanfalteten
heute gtatmtttag Su @breu be8 SelrctdtS
CHANDLER etnen Gnpiang, Der gldH3cub ans
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SabrnnfaAe. - SRurferci muS
Serluif Bott Qehcu.

Eroh, N.sD., 7. Sept. - 8etreffS ScS
&abnuniaIl8 bel Gafts9orIet wiro bteber qez
n:elOet: Gin nod ntd)t ermiiteltet Sdur.e
ofnete cine 28eidJe auf Oer ySeuniuatous
unO Hutlanbs@ s@iiEububu" BEL gafzCOr,et in
Sermont unU brattc baburd eiueu nit poIler
3cmpftraft fabrcuOeu GrpteB3rg ;um Git
gIellen. Ser 3ug rannte il einen aus 6le8
bergettelten 8abuoan n Ser 2ofomotiuz
Ilb -er, Der 9eiie., 5lrei @9n9utteure mo Elm
4alo8ter tru9en Serlefuugcu bauou. Grf
nab reru StnH0eu tonU,C o,e gSettecflhrt
annetreten merben.
0ogto o, 7. Sept. - Trc1 @iie.t.
berg gtng gef!eiu gbeuo nit ei lem 6tuot in
ben Armcn AMI Dem @c'ctIc Ser @leoelanSs,
@olumbr8. un0 Suotauapolis s. Sabn" lna;ie
rem uno mLr6e BET aueiSlg'S Stauon, a(s
lte etnem 5Ige aUspejdeu moIte, von De.
g9fomottpc 20 SUP melt fortgeitJleuOert.
2aS 6tno ltltrite aus ben ArnIen Der Dtutter
l1ltten oul @eIetIc un6 Der 3ug gtug iiber
oalielbe btnlUe9, Obne Gs idmer III UereBen
Die Serlerungen Der Wtutter oagegeA Nub
lebenSgefdbrltd.
ga ftou, Yeuuiy :. Septem6er. - 8et
elmer @OlltIton Sniideu e.ne Il T.adt;u?e uaS
elmer 5tangtr= yfaldjre, BE T d geIferu lbeuy
AMI 8clamare Station erei9uete, mut6e Der
alte SabnluGrter 6. 9tOnte, Der iidl Quf Der
SOtonottpe oeS 3uge8 beano nit Dem sopf
oo8 SCuernngSlo6 geitoBen uHo fam in
ldredlther gSetic uul'8 geben.
ga iion, Yennl., z. SCpt. - Ser Shif,
Ter Dttdlael 2tttle geriet6 beute bier inter
Die 9tdoer einea Srndb bt3u9rs uuo pur0en i5nr
bei6e Seine sermnlmt. Gr litgt fcpt i'm
Ooi ItQle Ill 8ethlPbPm 6nrrtPSPr
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Ger 0elbmnrFt.

Rep Yort Z. Sept. - SotgsuOes
itno bic S6lu6uottruugeu: @elO brudi;
? - 6 Brojeut uub idlOB III 81 BrO3cEt.
sterling gzgEehiel 4.84a-4.84f auf so Gage,
4.685-4.S0 aui Sidt.-8uuoe8z G6ligattOz
men; oerldHgcrte Sedier 900, DO. Ser 1O1,
4@spro3. 113, DO. 4=pro3. 1194. QttteR:
4oam5' @TPreB l41, Central BaciFic g3I,
@bei. & Ohio "a, Grie 39g, DO. Prtor. 81,
gate SbOre 1134s rs. Central 79B, Rortb
Beftern 1414, DO. YrtOr. 1873, RsD. Sen
tral l345, Yttt8burg 1873, 8eaOtng G3. Rod.
S8lanb 1876, linton Yacific 1179, gBeherus
Union 9Of. = uHterfaeamts 8iluu3: 6artz
gel0 SGT, $50, ,562. 81, g @ourarts5 .575. .aG3- g-.
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Sic Sarif- Nru,u;STcr

@btcagO, Z. Sept.-0ie Sarif @ou<
milton tagte heute bier in n@rauoz Pactftcs
SOtel." SeruOrrageuOe SOl;bdnbler befiirs
mOrteten bic Seibebaltung bes iebigen gius
fuhrSels ouf gtusbol;. 9as in oem Sol,=
geIdafte ifsdeube Sapital besifferte Sr. s.
q. @bittier uuf $4,000. 900 uub ben linz
iab i'm letten Sabre auf $50, 900, 900,
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6rnnfr a1imriifdhr Xnnlnhnnr

. Suttr6 TIeI0, 9aI.I Z. Septehber. =
3tpet gSagen pOu franfer @bineien trafeu
geiterH bier Elm. Dtsbrere berielbeH Uaren
i'm iterbenoeu 3uifanbe, uno elmer mar alf
bem g8ege geitOrbcn. 8teie gbiucieu bilOeu
bic Sorbut Der al Der gSOutbern. Bacifics
Bnbu" beIdGfti8ten 8agl0bner. Gin &C.
riitt, oaB fe bas gelbe Stsber babeu, perz
uriaft groBe aufregnug. Wluu feuut ben
@barofter Der 6ranfbeit nidt un6 mei6
aud nitt Oh bas 9erii9t8etrefS bes gel6en
Giehers beariinOet III.
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NiehmGrfte.

Q B tcago, Z. 5cpt. - Die 3ufubr
BON Sdmeineu belief f6 5euts aui 10000
Stlid; 8erienoung 5000; bic Breiie uarttrs
ten Btoti6en $500 uHO 1920. - Rinouieb:
,5utubr 5000; 8erisubuHg 29O0; Sertiufe
III $2.40 bis $3.50 Sbaafc: 3Ufu4r 1000.
Gerieubung 500 &ertaufe Bu $3.75 bis
$4.674.
g t. 2outs, 7. Sept. - S6metne:
.3ufubr 1900, gerisnouug feline; 8erfQufe ~
$3.50 bis 1925. - RtuoUieb: .3ufubr 2700,
8erieHbuHg 1900; SertdufC 3u $2.75 bis
$G.50.-Sdaafe: 3ufubr $500, Berieu6uua
200; 8srtdufe 3u $4.25 bis 100.
CAT Qtbertn, BennI., :. Sept. -
8iuopteb: 3ufubr sci; gertdufe III 81 %
bis $6.7j.-SdpetHs: 3nfubr 1900; Der
tdufe gu $7.75 bis 50. Sbaafe: 3uiu6r
1900, Yertdufe gu $500 bis $500.
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NInhmn1S 6mifenif.

BhtGa beIpbia, Z. Sept.-9as bier
publijirte nWeOi;iutide Sourua" miro in
ieiuer nGfften Summer nit 8esug auf bic
ioebeu UOuenbete mttrOitOpii6e rnteriud,uua
bes @ebtrns @utteau's iageu; yGs lteat
gidts Dor, mas ben9laubeu barau i9mddt,
baB @uiteau, rpeuugleia etu ercentrtidber
@tenidl, bod cine uUr gersdte 5rafe erltt.
ten bot"
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Muttcr Gree riibrt ffd.

Yanama, Z. Sept.-Gtn iebr beftiges
grbbebeu crffitterte beute triib tur3 mad 3
llbr ben Sfbmus. Siele @ebduoe ipuroen
beidlGotat, bod 8ina tein 9eben perloren.
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@phlthdtiaFeit.

Bilmiugtou, Del. Z. September. -
Su oem 3eitamente bes biet perltolbencu
Sobn 6errts, oefen Sern0gen $171 900 be-
trGgt, fno bic fOlgenbeu @obltbdtigtettsz
Nnralten bebadt: Der oSoetmatb fir freuub=
lOfe Sinosr" $4,000; benz gGbierifub 8etz
etn" $1,000; Der nbiftOriiden @eieLidGft pom
0einnare" uub Dem yBilmingtoner Soutd=
ren@8erein" ie $3.50 uHo Der y6emale Bes
nepnlent. .SnCietn Don gSilminntnn" &l0l
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Sic gSirrcn 3u 01etcr6bgra, SSira.

setter b ur 9, Str9., Z. Septe nbet.-
De pom bemOtratii6en Sia6ttatb am %.
Stunt ernonnten BoIi3iteu unS aI0eren 8ez
amten uerlaugten beute BON bem pom ben
Reabjuiteru ertpGblteu Stnbt= Gutitor, Stn.
8uheu, tbre Saldre urtG ge6enten, Ou tbueu
bteielben perpetgert tuutoen, uGa jbte Borz
beruugen Dor bas Sbergerift bcs Staates
Su briugen.
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Ginc @yulDcr= @rpIo1fpn.

&uciOH NJ, 7. 6ept.-3u @uap.
mas fIog am letten Saufag 6ilOuet 6 San
8artGuS Buluermaga,in, in BEN 10000
YfunO bes erplotuen StOfics Iagerten, in
bic 2ult. @inem 4rbeiter muroeu betbe
Sciue meggertiien, uu1 er ift iettber geFor.
ben. Ser an beuadburteu @eoGuben auge=
ridltete Sdloben belGuft fidl auf 500. 600.
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I6. O.. 9Ipunafppc.

SrO1, N.-Y., 7. Sspt.-0er adtb. s.
g. gounglope, Der i'm Sabre 1867 Spre1er
bes SauIes Der 8eprdlentanteu bon gleps
Dorf mar, oeridte6 bsute Nndmit ag auI
ieiuem eau6iise au Crescent, Saratogasgo.
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3erbuctidtt.

g damoftu, Ya., Z. Sept. - Sn Der
@amerou-0iine puroe gefteru Elm iuuger
Dtanu, gtamenS &tfarO SeImous, 3mif6eu
etnem 6Obleumagen uno eiuem Strebez
pfeilcr 10 furdtbur gequetitt, OaB er beutc
frub ftarb.
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&euoiug, Ya,, 7. Sept.-6rau @liia=
beth @ufert, Satin zines geaQteteu 6ar
mcrs, ift 10 idmer an Der 2Baferideu erz
Irautt, boB ibr SOB ie6en g(r !eubItd eiutres
ten fam. Sie wur6e Dor mebrereu 8Odeu
BON einem Sun6e eebiIieu.
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Gil initnrr snInrhrr-

81 % bHrG Slrg., I. september. -
9lel iUnroe beute Der 175dbr'ge 8arb;gc
Slaat Glooo uerbaftGt, Der am DtIttmo6 bel
yiorttS @burdl ieiuen Qbeitaeber, bct Sac
ulcr yiorrtS Scott, eln9tIet bat, mel olcie
lhn ieinet &anlhett meaeh 2ur &e.e felte.
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Grtr1InFeu.

Sanger, Me., 7. Septembcr. - 8ei
einer SootiuBrt cttrnnteu beute 3uiGQtge,
gSeiie Der 15-idBrtge Charles 8radct un1
Der u. l6hrtGe 8errn Qoaier.