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Forei IN mails for the week ling september will co,sH
this ONCE as follows
TuURSDAY-At IL a. m for Germany. France &C. per IS
Sueya WA Plymouth. CherDours I'D h'npnrS letters
for Great Britain and other European countries 70
directed "per Saeyia" az II Ia for EuIops per ss I
dc VIA Queenstown 1850 Tor CdDa Porto ,,iSo a.
MeAco, per IS. Cy OF Alex ndria VIA ha'ana' ~ T. -
for Newfoundland per S. anins. -. ,o,,a &c land
PRIDAY-At d. IN. jamaica LinoI oa' .,
ayes for which point postage must Do iuiJ P'f'
DAT-AI a. M scotland direct per IS rthop,s
On -, G.sgov Al A IN. tho Winlwai tsauas ~ ,,a
pannorongh. az f0f CeDtrai AmeIloa VIZ -.
t,acac ports and West Coast o. Mexioo yof
nnIra via Aspnga; III a N for uernaay 90 ,,sas
Sal,sr Via and bremen letters ~
ar ram ana other european countries mast ve 20 No.,
saeT'I az for europe per ~ oi.y oi ss ~
,rssivia Queenstown ut l3e m Tor caos an us vs. p
LADIES Der NLlgala VA HasAna az "' W. Ivy
simn irect per So Begenlan via Antwerp -.
Nal. for CHINA and Jspau per S. CITY OF reking Wa
Francisco close hero August '2s at z r 10; Mails ior
AnsirIis New Zealand sandwich and FIJI lslsnis per
S. sity OF NewYors. san Francisco close here Dep
temos' HEN RY q. PEARSON, Postmaster.
Post Office. Nsw.York. N. Y. August a. 1883
rhe schedule OF osnx Pacific malls Is arranged
nm the overland tansit
san Mails from the East arriving ON fxMs -
the y of sAng o. stsscs Axe
thence the same daT.
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LONG BRANCH TR4VEL IMP EDGD.
wAsHoUTs on THE NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN AND
THE PENNSYLVANIA.

LONG BRANCH. N. j., Aug. 29.-The surf
has been running strong all day Lato this afternoon
the tide began running the track OF the NewJersey
Southern Railroad. opposite the Highlands OF Nsyesink
The track was undermined several places and the
waves ran over into the Shrewsbury River. At some
ponts the sand from the piled upon the track
to depth Of nearly three feet Passengers from New
York were transferred around the washout In boats
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Molphy. tho Rsv Father Montss,snery, tho Rev q y
Fstry, DR.. W. @ Stone snx Charles Watt
The passenger list of the steamship Ethiopia from
Glasgow includes A. Belaneer and family wiitaa
the Rev E. p Farnham. Charles Guthrie. the Rev: DE-
Jeners John Rhnd, David sterling, and the Raw VI
Young. ~
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4 QUARREL At THE METROPOLITAN.
PROMINENT NORTH CAROLINA POLITICIANS ENGAGE
IN AN ALTERCATloN.

TROMINENT NORTH CAROLINA FOITIICIANo ENUNUF'
IN AN ALTERATION.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-A difficulty oc-
CURED this evening at the metropolitan
Hotel here between Miles COMMANDER
Chairman OF tho Republican State Central Committee
nj North Carolina and Colonel d. Med Lindsey a
nroniuent politician OF that State, who Is at
present employed in tue Treasury Department
in this city The trouble. said grew out OF Command
ers engagement 10 Lndssy's daughter and subsequent
marriage 10 another woman. The men met tonight
In "A corridor OF the hjtel and after some h0'
words LAnsley struck Commander Yi0ient
blow In the face, knocking him across the CORRIDOR
Friends nterfered aud separated the NEIL lheIe 10 Ino
NJ. fnlk of a nle
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Amer;c., Triumph a, I'm,,erd,r,.

The Mason hamlin organ and Piano Company have us
received following cable dispatch iron Mr. . G. Beod.
the agent Holland representing them az tho Mords
Fxuo,it,vn al Amsterdam RECEIVED DIPLOMA OF HONOR
Iht ykRr ulollRsr AWARD" Tue Hzmlin cabinet
Organs we're paceI competition this great exhiD
with large the eadag ISeIs OF EnIopc ana
America this award IS but continuation tneir unbr
ken srres 81 trInphs all great worlds exhibitions Or
the las. xleen years ~ -mlin have won tie
highest awards az Paris 1857. Vienna. 1873 iago 1875
Phadel yhia, 1916 Paris 1878; Milan 1891 ana amst L
dam, loSS.-l Boston Journal.
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TRANSATLANTIC 1RAHELLERS

Among the passengers brought by the
steamer Wisconsin from Liverpool YESTERDAY, were
Thomas Bowler Dr. Horace Briggs, General j. T. Cutter
o,is Fauoben 1. A. Gould, the Rev. Charles Geise,
Frank H. Harwood, tho Rev. J. Koran, the Rev. j. +.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUGUST 80, 1888

trainload of to tho this evening,
and large gang Of aborer was set to work repairing
the damage. superintendent Blodgett said the track
would be ready for the Of trains before
bad washout IL reported on the Phlladelpnia ana
Long Branch division OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
near Berkeley. The trans to and from Philadelphia are
running over the New-Jersey Southern road between
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cHLOROFORMED AND ROBBED.
fpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 29.-Last night burg
lars entered tho residence of DIR. NJ ProLhro promi
nent dentist OF this city, chloroormed hun and his wife
and rob ed the house OF large amount OF money and
DINER yaluables. Nothing was known OF tho anar unt
hausted ditlOn.
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THE NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS.

OMAHA. Neb., Aug. 29.-The Democratic
state Convention to-day nominated J. W. savage for
Justice OF the Supreme Court aud Tor Regents oil tue
Stats University DIR. u. X. Daniels. q. W. johnson aud
L. NJ WOolwOrth.
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TIE MAINE LEGISLATURE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 29.-The Legislature
met this afternoon Tne report OF the Committee on
the Revision OF tho Statutes read and accepted
y.rnns hills coyerIug the items IN committees
port we're adopted aud the Legislature then adjourned
siuc
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gperia! NJllce5.


rnoNEWENGLAND GRANITE WORKS Hartford. Conn.
Quarfies and Workshops. WeseriI X
Fine AMI bailding WORK IN granite Drawings
an furnished without cnArge Sorresponien So
ncted ~ \. Onlce 1874 Bwag. G. w. CAN'T LID AZ.
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-, s,,.v,. and Mrs C. H Dabney. OF Phiahel.
Franklin y iogalIs and william Townsend. OF Boston,
,Phls y Keny5n. OF Morristowp. n. j.. and Robert
y a.;,ia nj Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

Colgate S Co.'S Casa mere soiqIet foliet set,-ti,
novelty ITS Dsru n1 arS "a, Js;i
I'M IasclnaLioas VI GlIs tdxIr) Is trujla
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DIED.

IIousekeepers should iuss6 upon obtaiaiDS BURSkItS
FLAY ORlSG EAfaACrs they are ths pest.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
nv HOURS. Morning. Night

bo-sh. bromethosi variations thl Guy BY TENNIS
divisions Of ne Tor the lfhgus
rtJnbt The Irregular white ln the o,cation
hours The broken dotted line represents
Indicated thefm0mee
PhA Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
Yesterday. To.da,

SANFRANcIsCo, Aug. 29.-The following were
the ntiicinl cInsing nrlcas OF mining stocSs today
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28
Cincinnati, sonntas, ben 2S. Sanaar 1883.

maBig ntebr D(dnseI su rerberoen ale
8crsiise sur 8eItlng a, ,bringeil.
glni Dieier EbotIahe baate iib aud
nod iene NadbiilIe oss Eoilsttensimmsrs
auf, Die oieilsiht am biSfretelten bon al
len bebanoelt uno anr neiiten inter ibnsu
angetpanot iuiro - Gle Mattirun8 pbel
sBollteruns. I
Isle mannisfa1 iie aIs GaiIleus, 5iift:
un6 2sbielipattirung auftritt ilrn,er ats
fonmotirt tie iid inbipibuslIen 2orper:
nerbdltnillsn, itno miro, ipie bon bieleu
beOingt AUDI in ibrer 5orm iid an eege:
bene 9tIdlibten ansulebnen BADEN.
Selblt Der 9 tpff oieiss 9oitettel,:
Details entipmpet iid jeber naBsebenpen
Inleitung. Sin 9ebeimtik eaS nilr ge.
tpelbtem Obre seBsnisber iiber fliiiternot
Sippen sleitst, Elm pieIf6pIises Meieu in
rdtbIelbaIteH Sormsn bas BON benz tief.
item Dunfel beB 4abtilhes un,iblpIen
tuirb, erfilllt IS, tpie Die uisiSten moeren
iener D(piterien bic I'm SpiLettensiramei
Der Srau bobeim iinp, am belten Danr
feline 2tufSobe ipenn Geiner isin Oaisir
abnt = &einer 6aran eEaubt!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28
eri6Iaue gisfte.

Il dnterOfftsier: nBiefte, mas
tbun Sic, ipenn sts Betrunfener Sbrem
YOitsn Su nabe fpmmt?" Pieffe: ,S9
arretire iPn unO fteae ibn in bas S9tIs
Derbaus." = llntsroffsier; ,,Ni1tig!
gSsRn nun ein OberitabsarSt tOnlmt s"--
Blsffe Damn prdientirs i'd" - uns
terpffi5ier: p8i6tis 9aun pafsn Sic
NAL auf: 9Seun Elm betrunfener Sber.
itabsor5t fprmt mas MAIDEN Sic Sann z"
= Pisffe:
sd itede Jpn in bas S9iIbsrbaus une
praientirs.
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Glue ssaIIe.


(Gln Bauer fpmnt gu einem 9(bSctas
ten, trdst ibm einea Streitfaa Dor, uno
frdst ibn eanM oh er ben Brpssb anneb.
men un0 seiplnnen tonne
gtbpofat: ,Sa natilrIit - BEN
Brcseb nebm' t9 an, Der miro eetp0nnen!"
- Sauer ,4Ilo meinet Der Serre
pirtli', pss Yrp;eBIe ,niisbt ssfpOnne'
lei 2" - 4Ssofat yrnbebinst - ia
ltebe pafur elm. - gauer ,Sa ~ pillst
Der 9erre, oa ipia i 8 bod bIeibe' lai5s'
Sg flase - benn i bab' Sbna bes prcs
SebIe bon msi'm Gesnsr persdblt."
VI N6etn uno Wtain. YrofelIor
1lud bat folgsnpe &eluitate ietner sSpr=
lbunsen iiber bic Rameu oes 9tbein unr
Wtain uitgstheiit. Die alien Dsutihel
nannten cen Gbein ,,Srin Slim, b. 8.
Der 8raulenoe. Die galliIhe A5urael re:
se9en, flieben, CAB gerarIalluns sa ben,
Jlanlen 8enos. Dsoinos, Dtain, itammr
BON Der BurSeI moi uno beiBi eberfaIlB
nidts anosres ale der 5tieBenbe. Der
9iame Der Stapt Wtains bat NIT Dem les
5lufies Stain nietts Su tbum loncsrn
itamlnt bonn saaii6en Guriten NiosnetiOs,
Der Oia9tiSs.
Gin empfebIensnertbe
q atte. - Gin StrafIina in gansulfe
fam I'm Die GrlaubniB Elm. sine ole,d,falls
Deppftirte 81 ebelidsn. Da Der Betrei.
fsnoe al5 ufriber- perbeiratbet" IN ben 2is
lten 'funeirte, 10 mar Dor NeipilIiauna oes
Nniu4ens Der Ipotsnldein Der sSrou e.
fuseerlib. Itan Idsisb oesbalb an oes
Dtutttrlano, Der TOOtsn(besn blisb ober
aus. Der Strafllns ip,sroe unaeouIoio ia
uaD ldlisBlid n.sints Der 0oupernsur, ob
er oenn niht auf aaosre Mrt alanbbait
easthun tonne, bab bic sr|te s5tau aistt
nshr Isbe. .Aber, snaoieer SER, p<r,
lesfe 6sr Depor:irte, .itsss SIC sod, lsus
q ben Kitten nat, ipt8batb i@ ei1si1tfsd q,
9ssbet DerI6idt iporoen. ,rl. Y.
balb benn r. l1e0sa Q)alfensllo11 y Y
So rsrbislt - ii4 II M bat, unp bis
| Sfrnpsl ces Wpuuerll>ux1 i1,rxz Init
bslsiti8t, wOeeoss ataS VI tIjf fhl |til
| bel ber Wraut srtba1 Il q # =
pasttie baM .-.sts ,eNs66 /
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28
stus benz Gsri@tsfaaL.

grdfioent: yBomit bass:.. Sic
ii4 SbreR 2ebensunterbalt perDisnt, mas
mar 5bre Sel9aftiguus felt Sbrem ptera
Sehnten Sabre bIs ieBt, mo sic ipegen
StraBenraubS in nnteriu1ung itebeH!"
= gtnseflaeter: ,Yoa msinen piersebns
ten SABRE an BIB jebt mar id3 IbeiIs .3ies
gels tbsllS Sanbftreiher."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28
.0eS MeereS unS Der aiebs
9B ellen.

Mas auf benz Neere tpDj't usb ftiirrut
nno ii4 5i Weaet hebt ulb tbiirnft, 81
SIT MIR eiit idfpader ain6eriAer3,
Gin 3dleeln Iet4ter SUIT,
gerBlithen init benz Siebesi9mer3
SIN eiuer sWenlhenbrrlt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28
Strebla m.

r.,Wis i'd i9On Oft IaSfe meiil Iieber
Rottpes, =. beitrebsn muB iib Der
Dlenit, oanu eebt gtIIes aui Der 29elt.
9a i9au' einmal mid an: AIs i9 DOT
flnf Sabren bieber fam, Oa batte i9 pe.
Der mas su eilen, nod etipas gum an5ie=
ben, unO iest bab' i9 bsreits 1900 glart
- ShuLoen!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28
1as taglidle GolfsbIdtt
Mannigfaltiges.
llnbepubts @rpb1eit.

Negiffsur Gu ben 6tattisen)
gDaB Sbr Gu6 gar nidts merfen fbnnt,
Sbr ieib bod re6te GisI /" Statiit
sGsrseiien Sic nidt, Serr18esiisar, DaB
mir feme 9 d auipieIer iinO I"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28
Qas Goifetten3im
I +.

@ailer gum 8alasebrau9 taugIi6 3u
MAIDEN, ipirS in elmer Gliens erfannt, bes
rem Rssspt I'm nd8iten artifsI PIas
finbe.
3peiunbsipansis TbeiIe fein seidabter
&otDsnubieife in einem Gemenee init a6t
Tbeilen 0ransenbliltbenipaher tpercen IN
einem lo8enannten yMa6erbabe" ertpei6t
unb naboenr iie gum feinen, eIeiamdbig
certbeilten 8rei seipurben, nit stpelunos
breibie Ibeilen itarfen, reinen Welnsels
ites unb einieen Irppfen Tu4inauflb=
iuns permiIbt, Sin GBlbffeI bieroon atif
iebe Q8aI9idaHeI eere6net ipirS eas
,,barte4 in ,,ipeihes" Wailer reripanoeIn.
QlIs eineS ter bauptld6lihIten 8pniers
piruna8mitteI Der S65nbeit uno GIaitisis
tat Der. Saut 1T bic 8eipobnbeit, Der tparz
men @aibung elm faIte5 Na6ipiilen fol=
gen su Iallen, unp Die SorIidt su beads
ten, nd@ jepem gBaiden eInerieitS bic
Saut 10 trDden ais nlDglib su reIben uno
ss ipbann nur6aus gu permeipen, ben
Teiut iosIsib Der Ginipirfuus Der frsien
Suft aus6uiesen.
sSn SdIlen, mo- man es5ipungen 1T, Die
lsbtere &orli6t au6er Qlusen 3u Ieben,
rsibe man tpenisIteus Die S1llt lceIeib
na6 Der 8aihung nit feinsm Del oser
GoIbcream elm.
gtG6it benz Ge1iht erfprSsrt aud bic
Sanb eine einsebenos YHese, uno BARI ii6
pft nibt rlinber fir baS SorSeutinb Der
beimIi6sn Beitrebungen peS Soilsttens
simrners balten. Ssann tpobI nicbt ieoe
Sanb fiinItlsriI6en SDrmbeoinsungsn
eutlpre9en, 70 fann bod isSe'bur9 iore.
fdItise tno ahtiame 8ebanbIuns oa8
gluge ansensbm bsribren, ..unS immer
tptrb eiele SebanolunS rpn ben, GsiIdtss
puntte elmer perltanpt9en Glesana Der
Srau eebpten blssben.
G6pn bic Sranen oes alien gtom tau1s
ten bes Ga9ss gu ntebrsren WtaIsn ibre
G6nbe in GIelsmiI6, nnp in GrisHsn.
Ianr, tpp Der 8nItns Der abrperj16ubeit
bic bb6ite BeSeutiing erIan8te, iiberjpS
man tpdbrenb Der Ra1t 8efi9t unb
SanSs nit einem ieinen Isise, aus tpobIs
riedenper RrdutereiIsns unb BpbneamebL
eemiI4t.
S6on in iener 3eit gait Der NassI
aIS cine Der erDBten .3isrben Der 5ano.
Inter benz Iebr aus9eoebn:en, eerdtbs
S6aftIi6en Gpmfort Der fIaIlil1en Yubs
NscelIaire nabmsn iene tIeinen RelIers
den unb fhserenartis onaeIdarltsn
gslattdsn, tpie mfr fis nod bsute aur
gsfIeoe ber IdoeI beniisen, cine bebeutenoe
SteLle Elm, unb unter Der SuIe bon
Sdminfbaaen, 8inIeIn, Sonbsn, 8arIten
uub 3anasn, ipis iie uns aus benz Goi.
Istten,tnn,er iensr 3eit tiberfommsn limb,
fnben fi6 8Iriten, bic alpsifsuos bsr
BfIees Der geaaeI aeDient batten.
sic boust,S6I;b,t,n 6iIfsm;tteI AZ,
Grrs;d,,no SASnsr spSoef IaSSsn S;rh On :,
f"r,s 9In,ps;I,,nos,, ,u,oSn,n.nfni;.n o,,.
nsSlf s6neiss ,s,an Sen NaasI NIT e;nsr @
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nnterofftsier: ,@elde Snl6rift
itebt i'm S6ipar5en 4oIeroroen 2" = gina
ldbrissr: .Suum cuique !" - lnterpf=
fisier: ,,9tiAtig. aSas beibt bas 2" 81
Ginldbriger: oSeOem pas Seine." -
llntsrofhSler: gJti3tis, Suum caique,
SeDem pa8 Seine. Suum - Seoem, cui-
que - baS Seine."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28
Gurios.

GrcelIens Gu einem Sauptmansl,
Der ii1 ebeu uoriteIIt): ySabsn Sic Brii=
ber :" - SouptluonH ,ginsiL Grcetz
lens." ~ GtceLlers: ,Gurios, unldnsit
urter9ielt i4 mid NIT Sbrsr 6rau Sdlpss
ter uns Die iasts mir bab iie swei
8raoer bate !" -
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-01-28

(Gin nsues 8erbum.) Mirtb I:
aMis, sas Gi ipGrs faula Saiisn Git
n,i6's sinmal btnaisniAsiniasn."
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-12-13
DIED.

COATS-At the residence Of his father,
Mr.. John Goats, in BoliYsr, on Thursday
night, 9th inst, w. G. Coats, age 43 years.
Deceased had been in bad health for
years and and had been great sufferer.
Up to a short time ago he resided in Green
County Arkansas. He leaves numerous
relatives i'll Bolivar and Hardeman county
to mourn his death.
USSERY-At the residence of Mrs.
Harris, in East Jackson, Tenn, on Satur-
day, December 8, 1883, Mr.. M. UsseTy, of
Hardeman county, age about 10 years.
Deceased was a promising young man,
and was student of the S. w. B. Univer-
sitY at the time of his death. He had been
sick quite a while and his death was not
unexpected. He stood high in the esteem
of his fellow-students and the faculty of the
school, and with ali who knew him. His
remains were attended to the depot in
jackson by the societies of the University
in body, and resolutions of sympathy
were extended to his bereaved family.
The remains were inferred in this county
on Sunday in the presence of large con
gregation Of friends.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-12-13
GoYerport.
Mess,,s. Editors

Messrs. Editors:
Were it not my fixed purpose to say no.
thing about the weather, would remark
that Indian summer came at the wrong
time this year. ItwAs expected in October;
but 1t came in December. Clover-Port is
situated in one Of the finest agricultural
districts of Hardeman county. The face of
the country is generally level and the soil Is
very fertile. The water is az good as can
be found in West Tennessee. Wells are
from so to 100 feet deep, Our people have
most excellent facilities for raising stock
and many of our best farmers are engaged
in that profitable business. Crops are about
gathered. The farmers verdict is: "Short.
In medical parlance, obsolete our commun
ity is distressinglY healthy. To say truth.
the vicinity in which Clover-Port is located
is as healthy as any part of the Mississippi
Valley. Several gentlemen visited this
section recently to secure locations to en-
gage in agricultural pursuits and to have
their children educated at the Clover-Port
Academy. Some of our neighbors who
went TO Texas last fall have returned. Mrs.
DR.. 7. J. Robinson and family left Clover
Port on the 4th inst Her future residence
will be at Mariana, Ark, where her hus-
band, DR.. Robinson, has been practicing
his profession since last spring The loss OF
DIR. Robinson from our midst is regretted
by the entire community. In 1860 he was
pupil of the celebrated Paul F. Eve, M.
d.. In. 1865 he graduated with high honors
at the University of Louisville, one Of the
best medical schools on this continent. At
ter receiving his degree, he practiced his
profession in this community for period
of &c years with great success and it affords
the writer OF this much pleasure to say that
DR.. T. J. Robinson Is an accomplished ply
stefan and surgeon and gentleman of high
character. DIR. w. S. Bradford, young
physician of much promise, leaves us in
few days to attend his second course OF
lectures at the Vanderbilt University. He
is a gentleman of fine ability and will be
certain to succeed well.
The Bulletin of last week reminds the
old citizens of the days when the lamented
Moses Parish occupied the editorial chair |
Every family in Hardeman County should
read the Bulletin.
OSCEOLA.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-12-13
Good suggestions.

Editor Bolivar Bulletin:
It has been about IS months since
wrote for the Bulletin, I commence
in the fall Of 1881, the year Of the
severe drouth, / think I gave the far
mers IS good advice as any mortal
could have given in regard to max: ng
a change in the system IF farming.
My letters which were published by
the press in some towns and cities
were read by thousands of people.
I saw the great importance of a
change and revolution il the system
Of farming, and a great change has
been made during the two last years.
The Bulletin has recently been sug-
costing some enterprises which are
needed in Bolivar. Such as factories
and bank. Bolivar and the adjacent
country would be greatly benefited
by having a good tannery and fruit
nursery No great capitol is needed
for either. In regard to the profits
of nursery, think there is nothing
that can be grown in our country
that viii make over one fifth as much
profit per acre as nursery. There
is n great boom now in the South
in regard to raising fruit extensively
The south is beginning to see the i'm
portance of raising more fruit for
home consumption, and for market
and also for the great benefit of hogs.
They will yet learn the Importance
of having extensive orchards, when
some of The Northern people settle
US and will set good exam
pie.
J. E. H.
Cedar Chapel, Dec. 3, 1888.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-12-13
JACKSON.
Notes from our Correspondent.

Revs. D. Leith, Pritehett and Presiding
Elder Wilson. Of this city, are at Unior
City attending conference.
The health of jackson was never better.
Some of the excursionists from the north
west are still at Jackson, and one middle
aged gentleman Of wealth, fingers near a
fair one of our city.
DR.. Piatt Of New York State is at Jack
son prospecting, and thinks of locating
here.
The Junior of the Bolivar Bulletin, like
the busy bee, humes near fair flower d
Jackson once in awhile.
Engineer Smally who was SO seriously
injured in the collision on /. C. Road is i'm
proving aud hopes Of his recovery entertain
ed.
Mrs. Jessie Kittrege AIcNeal and wife OF
Rev L. B. McNeal of this city, died on Fri
day 9TH Deceased leaves six small boys
Mr.. McNeal has the sympathy of the com
munisy.
Mr.. 2. NJ. Ussery of Hardeman County
student at S. w. Baptist University, died
Saturday 8th and was carried to his home
for interment on Sunday.
Misses Douglas & Jones druggists of this
city made an assignment on Friday last for
benefit Of their creditors, with Mr.. Hugh
Anderson assignee.
The city police court fined seven young
negro swells last week for blocking up the
streets and whistling and patting time and
for other nuisanees.
We learn that some lands near Harris
burg in this county have been purchased by
farmers from Iowa.
The Executive Committee of the Demo-
cratic party for Madison county at meet
ing held Monday 18th, decided that a
primary election should be held in March
to determine who shall be the candidate of
the party in the next general election for
county officers. J.
Jackson, 18th 1888.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-12-13
CloYer-POrt Academy,

located at Clover Port in Hardeman county, Ten
nessee, FIVE miles noeth-west of Toms Station.
classical and scientific school for boys and girls.
spriug Session Of 1884 begins the second Monday
in January. T. A. FutraIl, A. NJ, Principal.
There are two regular courses of study;
1.-The Classical Course.
2-The Scientific Course.
Each course of study is intended to furnish the
student with a complete business education. The
classical course IS also designed to fit him for i'm.
mediate entrance upon profession, sr in ease a
more extended course is contemplated fer ad-
vanced classes in any Of our Colleges or Universe
ties Tuition 50 to "a a month. Board So mouth.
Send for circular. P. o. Teene, Tenu.