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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-15
FACTS AND FIGURES.

In the United States, during 1882.
1 .6S3, 794 net tons OF iron and steel lal5
were produced
New York organized ,20l mining
companies last year, of which iS3 had
the nominal capital of S2is, 900, 9OO.-
N. ]. Sun.
Mr.. Edward Atkinson, in illustrat.
NO the advantages rcaped from ma
chinery, states that with the spinning
wheel and hand loom Of our fOrofathCrs
II would require l6,0O0.OOO people 10
weave the cotton cloth now manu-
facturcd by 100000.
The orchard products Of the United
States for 1890 are valued in the last
census at 50,S76, 1J4 In 1870 they
were over S47, ,0OO, coo. This slight in
crease was mostly in Southern Statcs'
crops in the Northern 1ruit-growlng
States being, for 1880, below the aver
age. ChtcG7o Journal
In 1881 there were examine in thu
Municipal Laboratory, Pars, 3,Ooi
samples Of wine OF which ~ werc
found TO be good 991 passable. and
!, ,731 bad. In tho first five months of
1892. 800 samples were analy cd. ol
which 372 were good, 6S3 passahlc, and
S14 bad-145 OF the latter be ng very
in. uriOus.
The annual report of the Canadian
Department of Indian Ara rs has been
issued The Indian population ot the
LOmin on Is 10, 90. ofwhich $40 !
are in Manitoba and i'm the Northwest.
5000 in British Columbia, 1900 iu
Ontario, and ll,O93 in Quebec, the re
mainder being scattered over the other
Provinces.
-BeyO yOnd the Mississippi River thcrc
are ], 200. 600 square miles not settled
bv white men, and Of this area 24O,Oyo
square miles, embracing ma II OF the
best land, are included within Indian
reserYat ons, while much 0f the rcmaln-
der consists of mountainous ira Is,
lands inaccessible or sterile, nnd ard
regions which cannot be irrigated N.
y Times.
The 2,577 buildings erected in New
York in SS2 cost s Sl4,593,isG, an in
crease of about 81, 10000 over 1851.
Twenty dwellings cost over $50, 900
each, eighty-eight cost between $4,000
and $50, ,QO0. AZ cost less than $50 600,
577 apartment houses cost over $4,000
each. twenty five Office build ugs cost
81, 4O3, $40, seventeen churches cost
1862, 900, and twelve theaicr5 cost
S419. .775.-M J. SHH.
When Cincinnati packed more hogs
than any city in the Union, ansas city
was merely small spot on the map. l.,
indeed, il had been christened. Now,
the hog figures for that place are 1lo,-
900 for 1888 SO, against $4,000 i'm Cn-
cinnati. Westward the hog empire
seems to wend its way. St Louis shows
100, 900 less than Kansas City, VIII u
Chicago numbers 2.330, 600. -Ctn tt-
nall Commercial GdzCttc.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

THE river was slowly falling at Mem
phis and Helena on the 9th, but reports Of
great distress in the inundated districts
were constantly coming in.
THREE men, supposed to be the Ar
kansas train robbers, were arrested near
RusselIvile, Ark, on the 9th.
ONE man was killed and three Sc
vcrely hurt on the 9th by an explosion Of
giant powder at McKeespOrt, Pa.
JUDGE LILLEY, of Washington, was
confined to his bed on the Sth in consequence
OF injuries received in a personal encounter
with 5. W. Dorsey, who charged him with
persuading Rerdel to testify for the Gov
ernment in the star-rOute cases.
Two murderers were executed in New
York City on the 9Th, Michael McGloiu for
the murder OF Louis Hanier, and Pasquele
Malone for killing his thirteen-year- old
wife. Bob Cochran, cOlored, was hanged
at Clayton, Ala, on the same day, for the
murdar OF NJ. L. Drew.
A REPETITIoN of the recent Pennsyl-
vania coal mine catastrophe was imminent
in Mount Carmel, Pa, few daysl ago.
The earth above the Reliance CoIIiery was
cracking, and there was only thin shell Of
frozen ground between the pits and twenty
/
depot and tracks,
THERE were 252 business failures in
the United States and Canada for the seven
days ended on the 9th, against 2T2 for the
previous seven days.
THE steamer Navarro, bound from
Copenhagen TO LeiIh foundered dur
Ing gale on The Sth, and OF the eighty per
sons on board fully ffty-ive perished.
SEVEN laborers were drowned on the
9th bv the sinking OF a scow in New York
haTboT.
IT was intimated on the Sth that sew
eral members OF Parliament would be more
or less eutaugled in the Dublin (Ireland)
murder conspiracy.
THE Commercial Iron Works Com
pany, Shoreditch, Eng, has failed for
E25O,00O.
Two French columns had marched to
uueiI an iusurrection in Southern Algeria
on the sth.
HEAVY rains in the KaIadgi District,
India, recently, destroye 25J houses.
A REPORT was current at Washington
the other day that short time before the
adjournment OF Congress attempt was
made to assassinate ex-Secrelary Blaine.
ONE of the desperadOes who killed
! Conductor Cain in an attempt 10 rob a train
near Van Buren,, Ark, was captured on the
Sth II seems he was wounded in the melee
on the train and being unable TO travel had
/ TO stop at farm house near the scene Of
! the murder, where he gave himself up,
having been deserted by his companions,
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WIT AND WISDOM.
He that studeth revenge kocpeth
his own wouids green.

Her Glory
A womau's glory is her hair
NHuRht else is hrnorcd moro,
And is II not high on her, whom
Her hnlTs dressed PompudourI
AT present the most valuable g:lt
which can be bestowed on women 's
something to do which they can do well
and worthily, and thereby mainta
themselves. James n. GarFcId
A New Hampshire paper SAYS: al
fred Smith. the Laconia baker, had two
fingers cut off recently while feeding q
crac er machine" This should be
warning to young people who keep par
fots
Ben Fran Inns mothcr-in-law e'i-
tatcd about letting her daughter marry
a printer, Rs there were already two
printing offices in the United States, and
She was uncertain whether the country
would support a third ~ J. GraPbir.
A vict m Ito dentist) )--'Good hea'-
ems man, that is the second sound
tooth yWt have pulled" Dentist 60
victm) IL beg your pardon, sir but
as you only had three when / com
menced, / think / shall make no mis-
take this time. "-Detr0tt Free Press
Those queer people who are always
pratng about the worlds coming to ara
end are again putting in an appearance.
This mat er Is, however, easily settled
bv the scientific question. II fh"
world is round, as everybody SAYS. how
on earth can it come 20 an cudF -
NJ T. Her0ld.
--POet-"Put, my dear sir, il is now
four years since you accepted my oPi.r
and no steps have been taken 10 pub
lish it," PublishCr-'Don't be in "A
hurry, Young man. Homer had to wa
more than three thousand years be orc
he got into print, and you viii hardly
claim that your poem is an lIiad. .-
FLege1lde BlGttcr.
-"My mother says your father has
gone into BANKRUPTCY" said one little
girl to another. ..Wbat is bankruptcy
Nellie?" II DON know exactly re-
piled hcllies "but ! spects It's some-
thing awful Dice. ia used 70 work aw-
ful hard, and used TO 20 around ln bis
old clothes; but snce he has gone mo
bankruptcy be dresses up q cry day
and doesn't do anyth ng but walk
around Just like perfect gentleman.
-ChtcD0g Timer.
What our young memo pluck and
brains need more than anything else
is stabil ty and patience that will enable
them 10 take root IN the commuuiticE
in which they liYc. BY this means The r.
Capa ilities wifi become known and o,-
timated at their true worth. But his
can not be done in tweny-lour hours
What they do not need is advice that
will lead them into a nOmad q habit Of
ife-ever moving on-and ready with
gripsack in hand, al a moment 10 fly to-
fresh fields and pastures new, In case
they do not instantly have fortunes
thrust upon them. -PbttadelPhta Lod-
QeT.
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A Chlcago IdYI.

There arc two brothers on La SaI'a
avenue who move in pretty good circles
on very little money. a while ago their
neighbOrs were astOnishcd 10 find tbe
family in possession of coupe and n
negro driver. BY and by, however, It
was noticed that only one Of the bro ID.
ers was seen in the hack Al one time.
To add 10 the mystery il was disco cred
that the negro coachman disappeared
each night, and that when on" brother
was riding the other brother could new
er be found anywhere. The mystery
came to an end last week. and the
neighbors were treated 10 rough and
tumble fight on the street between one
Of the brothers and the coachman-
Then the immense feline escaped Iipm
confinement in the bag II seemed that
the young men, unab c 10 pay the wages
Of a negro coachman, took turns "a
blacking up with burnt cork ana act hg
as driver. This was all very well unl'l
Jim, the eldest, insisted on George dri'-
ing him TO the residence OF Gorge
young lady. Hence the row. h"
coupe and horse are for sale, - '"'c"J1
Paper,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-15

Compiled from Various Sources.



MARCH 3.-In the Senate the bill to ex-
clude public lands in Alabama from the op
Grafton oflaws relating to mineral lands was
passed. A resolution was adopted rendering
thanks to David Davis for the courteous and
impartial manner in which he had scharged
the duties Of President pro tenn. OF the Senate.
The credentials of Messrs. Bowen, Of COlOra-
do, and COiquitt, Oi Georgia, were presented.
The biA to rcadJast Postmasters' salaries was
passed. Mr. DAVIS resigned as President pro
TEN. and Mr.. Edmunds Was elected in his
place. The River and Harbor bill was re-
ported from eoninittee, and on motion was
laid on the table. The General Deficiency bill
elected senator from Minnesota, were pre-
sented The Dill TO assist Con
Post route bill ana the bill to modify the
money.order system. New conIeree5 were
appointed on the SuudrV civil bill. The reso-
lutiOn providing for n new mixed com mission
between the UnitedStafcs and Ncuczucln was
bin was discussed ana tire mail subsidy
section was struck out, when thc bin was
passed. A number OF unmpoItant bills were
considered and passed, when the Reycnue
and larth Pill was reee sved IRON the House
Tire President of the Senate fmmediatcly
signed it, aud "a few minutes afterward Pres
idcnt Arthur affixed his signature. The bill
l. therefore now "A law. The senate then went
into executive session, which lasted un Il
? 10 q. M, March when the doors were re-
opened. Tho conference report on the
luessagcthat the House had agreed t. it, AMI
tic rcp0rt Was adopted. After further unim-
dent 60 the lHst hours of tile session the Pres
ident pro tenn, Mr Edmunds, at noon brought
down mis- gavcl and declared the Senate ad-
1purned with hOut duy...... In the House, after
the transaction OF some unimpOrtant bust
ness. vote on the rest OutiOu hl the Cook
Z utts election case resulted IN the adoption
of the resolution debating the contestant
cutitled to his seat. Alr. Kelley then submit
Ted the conference report on the Revenue
and Tariff bill, and opened the debate. The
hfst section oLthe bHl, he said, the bin
which the ltouse passed last session for
the refluCttOiI OF :. int crnaI taxes with
amendment4 made thereto by the sen
ate toutlnng tOhacc0. cigars aud
snuffs. The reductions WOULD diminish in
ternal taxes from S}5,01O,0O0 TO StOOOO,OOO lie
was unable to lnitlSe am estimate of the im-
lnOdlaic effect oil the changes proposed in the
tariff law Tho @ tiInate, however, w5,s that
the total rcduc ION of revenue under this bin
would bc fFuIn $B5OOeO 600 to $40 900 900. The de-
bate was long and spirited, hut the report
wis finally adopted y cas-, l5l; nays. llG. At
the evening session conference committee
was ordered on the deficiency Appropriation
bill, when the House got into q deadlock ou
the conbestcu election case of LIE Va. Rich
ardson, south Carolina, which lasted until
tour O'Clock a, M, March 4, when the COufcr-
ence report on the Sundry Civil bill was pre-
sented md agreed To. The dead lock was
continued until noon, when thc House ad-
journed sine die
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-15
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES,

AT Philadelphia, Pa, traveller
named Jesse Williams laid his sachcl on a
bench in the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot
the other day and went to get lunch.
When he returned the sachel, cont aiming
$1,000 and gold watch, was missing,
The Chester (Pa.) Grand jury has
indicted Colonel Theodore Hyatt, Princi-
pal OF the PennsYysuia Military Academy,
for alleged assault and unlawful imprison-
ment Of a pupil.
THE steamer Commonwealth ran into
and sunk pilot boat. in New York harhol
the other morning and Pilot Campbell wa.
drowned.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-15
1nterestInr pensInn Statistics.

From the fundarioa cf the Government un-
til 1851 the United states paid in pensions the
sum of SSa,sSet359 IS. Since that time the
enormous sum of S5i2,7 HI7O.6l has boon paid
out The following table shows the amount
that has been eNpended each year nee l7s9:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-15
Pension Circular.

WASHINGTON March ,.
The following cireulGr has been issued by
IN he Commissioner Of Tensions and approx ID
by the Secretary Of tire Interior:
The following rplgu ations are prescTtl ed
for the purpose OF carrying into effect as
II Congress approved March ., 10 y, increasing
to thiTtr dollar per Month the pensions of
tho ge who lost leg at aIOvc the knee, or
an At b I'VE n elbow: and Of those
v no have be III so disabled as to he incapaci-
tnted for perform nI any munual lat or, but
and attendance and W o nre now ro9eiving a
pension at The a+e of tWeuty-fOI II dOllarH per
month; and increasing To tWenty-fOur dollars
per month the pensions Of those who have lost
permanently dislbieI IN the ssme, or other
wise so disabled as to render their inc1plcty
to perform mammal labor eGuivaieut , a los
OF hand or foot. aud now receiving ght-
cen dol grs e. mOnth-
" inasmuch as said act has Immediate effect
upon such admitted cages as have beef ad-
Indicated at.rates OF fwenty-fOur doliaT 8 and
eight en- dollars per month. resp fctiYelY, no
formal application by the beneficiary is ncces-
fary to be ma le other than 20 forward 70 the
Comm lssiOner Of Pensions the pension certfh-
cate. accom- panied by letter stating. in the
handwriting OF the pens Oncr, his present
pOst-O1ice address a . soon as pOsHii ie alter
the receipt of the pension certificate afore-
new cc tifCate for the new rate, and " a for
ward the same to the proper Pension Agent to
inscrIbe the name Of such pons ouer on the
T u at the increased rate, and 10 make 10 tho
peusioner the proper payment
/ g IN ase Of Hmputat ion the cert ihcate will
| be rsissued without any further medical exam
/ nation
The Intervention of an agent or attorney IN
such admitted cases es arc affected by th . net,
b ing unnecessary, viii not be Recognized"
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A SHARK, caught recently at Long Island
lifs-saving station as It came ashore, ten feet
long and weighing two hundred pounds, was
sent to Prof. Ba rd. at Washington, who pro
nounced it a very remarkable species, ucver
before seen on the American coast
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ANDERSON, telegrJ Jph operator at Ottawa,
Ont, was recently gaze tied ss heir 20 a
Scotch estate worth %. 600 0o0.s Hepurehased
on ere IL a summer residence at Rockville.
for obtaining 500 BY false pretenses.--Chi-
cago Tribsyte.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

one square q eight lines, 81 so for the first
Insertion, and IS cents for -eSch subsequent
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-12-05

that these momentouS questions Will iliIu
speedy solution, lest an emergency may arise
when longer delay will be impossible, and any
determination, albeit the wisest, may furnish
cause for anxiety and alarm.
For the reasons fully stated in my last an
nual message, l repeat my recommendation
that congress propose an amendment TO that
provision of the constitution which prescribed
the formaiities for the enactment of laws
whereby, IN respect to bills for the appropria-
ton of public money, the executive may be
enabled. while giving his approval to par
ticular items, to interpose his veto as to such
others as do not commend themselves TO his
judgment.
The Fourteenth amendment to the conStitu-
ton conicrs the rights of citizenship upon all
persons born or naturalzed in the United
States and subject to the jurisdiction thereof.
1t was the special purpose of this amendment
to insure to members of the colored race the
full enjoyment of civil and political rights.
Certain statutory provisions intended
| to secure the enforcement of those rights
| have been recently declared uncon-
stitutional by the supreme court. Any legis
| lation whereby congress may lawfully supple
ment the guarantee which the constitution
| affords for the equal enjoyment by all tht
| citizens of the United States Of every right
| privilege and immunity of citizenship, viii
receive my unhesitRrinsly approval.
| CHESTER A. ARTHUR,
| Washington, D. e., Dec. 3, 1885.
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Slight Odds.
A Little Story with a Large Moral One
Man who Knew his nwn Business.

NO, my dear, said the venerable keeper Of d
country store to a timid little girl whose head
scarcely came mp 10 the counter, No ny dear
haven't any red flannel, but we have some first
rate New Orleans molasses softly limiting that
she didn't think that would answer the purpose
quite we'll the child went away in search Of the
article she wanted
"IIave you BEFSON.S CAPCINE PLASTERS, "
asked gentleman of certain drcggist whose
| name could be given were il desired. Il am lrou
bled just now with touch of my old friend, the
lumbago, and the Benson's Plaster seems to 90
the spot almost a. soouas it touches the skin
Not at present, replied The druggist. gcnially
'but we haze lots of plasters Just as good, There
is Allcock's.-the CapsicBm and others-won't one
of them do just as well,1
MY dear sir" retorted the gentleman, with d
slight show of temper. Il say nothing against
those articles, but | am business man, and al
ways ask for precisely what ! want and for moth
ing else. l may enlighten YOU however when
say that sometime ago, for another disease,
which he Capcine has since cured me. tried al
| those You mention, with no appr' ciable benefit
They are inefficient, every one of them, the mean
est act of the prOprietors Of some Of them being
| this that they make plasters with similar sound
| ing names 10 deceive the unwary into believing
| they are the same thing. Experience taught me
the difference, III % tothe next man in your line
| Good day"
BE on your guard against limitations. The gen
une has the word CAPCINE cut Clearly in tn,
middle Of the plaster All others are impositons
Seabury Il johnson, Chemists, New York.
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Malaria positively cured with Emory
standard Cure Pills. never failing remed.
Y; purely vegetable, contain no qninine,
sugar-coated. % cents.
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CHICAGO LADIES SEMINARY

Full courses of study. Art, Music, Ancient az
| Modern Languages. Emil Lieblng, Director "
Music Home comforts in boarding department
MISS GREGG, Principal, Is and IL Sheldon ,L n''
Chicago, Ills. aHs-2a-d
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-05-08
RSlD.NAR..

Mrs : + Gardner OF Miccosukic. is the
guest of Mrs. j. w Coles.
Mr.. J. H. AGREE, representing the Jackson
vile Ddily Uer0M and the Fiortda DisTuf,h, was
in the city last week.
Editor g. w Pratt, of the Palatka HeuM,
who has been spending several days with friends
in this city, left for home last night
Mrs jamie Levercttc was last week sum-
moned by telegram 10 Cuthbcrl Ga, on account
Of the serious illness OF her mother
Major G. r. Fairbanks, of the Fernandina
Nr3or who was delegate to the Episcopal
Council, was also a welcome visitor nj the
FLoRIDIAN Office
Col. G. G. Yonge and wife, of Pensacola,
have been guests Of their son, Adjutant-G General
Yongc. for the past few days. Col. Y was a
delegate to the Episcopal Council
Capt. II. S. Duval, State Engineer, has gone
to East Florida for the purpose of inspecting the
Florida Coast Line Canal, which connects the
waters of the Matanzas and Indian rivers
Mrs Layton, wife of Col G. r. Layton, OF
L. S. Army, who spent the winter in Tallahas-
see, left for Philadelphia a few days ago, accom-
panied by her brother, Hon. F. X Foster.
Among the callers at the FLoRIDIAN office
yesterday were Mr. W. : jordan, of Madison :
Gen. w G. Bird and MtsSrs w NJ Girardeau
b w Partridge, Preston :. Brooks and MIR.
Iaganauer, OF Monticello, delegates to The vegc-
table Growers Meeting
Col. r. l.. Gentry, of the Savannah Ne,rS.
enlvened the FLoRIDTAN sanclum with his pres
ence last Thursday. He informed us that after
the 12ih the U0iiV NP,rx would he delivered at
Tallahassee every evening of the day on which
il is printed OF course the new schedule ought
to bring our Northern mail through about twelve
hours earlier than we get it now
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a Anniversary.

Yesterday was the second anniversary OF The
young firm of Coles 4 Beard They began bus
mess May :, 1881 during the ,lnllcsi season OF
the year, but bv close attention 10 business lair
dealing and low prices, they have worked mp a
business second To none in the city They have
now the incest and most conveniently arranged
store and most complete stock in the city, and
are constantly adding new features To their al
ready large stock. They will sell you such
goods as extracts, toilet soaps, bread-powders,
&c. by wholesale, at New York prices. They
have our congratulations and best wishes
We would say to our readers You can do no
better than 10 patronze Coles X Beard Let us
all help the boys and thereby enable them to
keep up such a store as theirs, where We can
always get nice goods at moderate prices ;
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These deservedly popular favorites were greeted
with good audience al Cables Hall last night
The entertainment was IN the highest degree
pleasing and satisfactory rs was evidenced by
the frequent "utbusts of applause They will
give their farewell performance Al The hall to-
night, and those who wish In enjoy an evening
OF rare amusement should not fail Ia see The
Wallacks on this occasion. Read advertisement
and secure reserved seats early
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Zef&ler Brothers, shoes.

The finest, best fitting, and best wearing Shoes
for Ladie. and Children are made by Zeigler
Brothers, Philadelphia W. r. Wilson has
Just received full line of these Shoes which he
is selling at Philadelphia retail prices. Especial
attention is called to Ladies' Full Dress Pointed
Toe Kid Boots; Ladies Common Sense Heel
Kid Boots Ladies Kid and Cloth Fox Boots ::
ChldrpnS School Shoes ;
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Just received two carloads Of following meats,
to he sold strictly at Savannah quotations.
Freight 10 he added at the rate of AZ cents per
100 pounds, on gross weight: Bellies 1lsc.; Fat
backs, 1ltc. l.. c. Sides, / &c; Butts, 10c The
above meats on hand ut
2-1 Y A IENN'S
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Bust Received.

John Burkhardt Merchant Tailor has received
full line Of beautiful Spring cassimeres, to
which he invites the special attention Of gen
temen. He is prepared to make the goods up
rheap and in the latest styles. AZ
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Good for 'EAllah n Sape.

window shade Experimentation will find it
at F. {. Gilmore's Furniture Emporium The fin
esl line of shades ever brought here call early
and select the pretty patterns. ;