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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
Rabid Dogs.

New ARK, N. ]. Dec. 30-Serseont
Runge, has received from New York,
the body Of the dog which was killed
while suffering from Rabies; also four
cats which were bitten BY the dog.
He will endeavor to start laboratory
here. A rabbit was incalated with
the verus. This operation is said to be
the first ofthe kind ever performed in
this country. -
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
River News.

WHEELING, Va, Dec. 30.-River 8
feet 8 inches and falling. Departed:
Katie Stockdale for Cincinnati at $50
p. M; Bachelor for Pittsburg at ga.
M; DIurnal and Parker for Pittsburg
at II a. NJ. Locals all on time. Weather
cloudy and cool:
CINCINNATI, Dec. &c. River 10 feet
8 inches and falling Weather cloudy;
thermometer 40. Arrived Sherry
from Pittsburg; Charles Morgan from
New Orleans.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. sO.--Arrived:
Annie P. Silver from New Orleans at
9p. m. Departed: Annie P. Silver
for st. Louis att a. m. River, 10, feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and mild.
MEAiPHIs, Tenn, a Dec. sFSO.--River
falling. Arrived 5. p. R. Powell from
st. Louis. Weather clear - =
PITTsBURG, PA, Dec. 3O.-River 6
feet inches and falling. Weather
cludy mild. ANs-
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
Latest New, !, !,
BY TELEGRAPH.


- L 2 E. L.
NEW York, Dec. s0.-fhsre was
some excitement at midnight on the
announcement that the french steamer
st. Laurent was Oh Sandy Hook and
that Peter Sweeney WAS ! passenger on
board, The report = based ON pri>
yate letter from Sweeney to friend,
announcing his departure from Havre
on the st. Laurent. The steamer is
doe at the quarantine station this
morning. His frisndssay that no man
Is more conyersant with municipal,
state and national politics. 80 -
The Reformed Gambler.
The late reformed gsmbler, Cha,.
Ransom, married "A ACTRESS Of Bur.
tons theatre nsmsd Miss Donnelly.
He lavished much money on her and
he was very proud OF her beauty. 1t IL
said he was accustomed, day. after day,
to walk short distance behind his
wife down Broadway ito see the atten-
ton which she attracted. Her monu.
ment erected BY her bpebapd Is among
The finest in Evsrsresa Csmsisry.a
John Kelly o, X. s4 ac
John Kelly continues to improve in
r. tI. = f. =
health. Since Chrlstmas he bias appear
ed more like his former self TO friends
who called on him. He will not 60
South this winter. The doctors say il
will not be necessary, and Mr.. Kelly
prefers 20 remain here. In. The spring
be may seek recruatlon In Europe.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
Picked Cofpses..M Much Ado About
d e@zsz 4 Il Nothing.

Y e&4sS = ~ NJ. ~ Nothing.
- New York, Dec. 80 Re garding
he stofysof the buria' At Walter j.
Nsw6srry, 81 Chicago, il. cask Of
splrle, Ahe f5yu1eEayS ssoctober
30, 1855, Mr:Nswt sfry sa'9!sss on the
steamspip Peyeif spd vas Il I'd dead
in biz berth on the morning Of Novemt
Der 9TH. The Captain was making
preparation to bury the body al sea,
when a passenger, who knew the dead
mans social position, interviewed and
succeeded in having the body kept I'm.
til the vessel arriyedafiEfakrs,.
"A day or two afterwards the. body
was placed in one ofthe quarter boats,
which hung over the side and q tarpos
lin was lashed across the boat. This
disposition Of the body, was well
known to all passengers. do not re,
member the circumstances attending
ing the shipment of Mr.. Newberry's
body, for the reason that I receive
a large number Of bodies every year
for transfer all over the country, but,
l am confident, that IT came in reg.
ular way, packed~in aslead ease.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30

ROME Dec. 3d. onsignor 8. Barbo-
70, who was elected member Of the
Chamber Of Deputies, for Pavia, and
who has been undergoing sentence Of
seven years imprisonment, for threat
ening the ministry, has been released
from prison.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
Aid Sought.

WILKEsBARRA, Pa, Dec. SO-At
Montacle last night, a COMMITTEES was
appointed 10 solicit aid for the families
dependent upon the labor Of the 26
miners sntombed in slope number !.
Contribution may be sent to the Rev.
TIC. Lyman, Montocke. "a *
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
,Reluctaat.

/. LONDON, Dec. S0-A Dispatch from
Madrid says: The spanish government
is reluctant TO grant England the re.
quest to be allowed to establish coal
ing station in the Caroline Islands.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
Resumed Operation.

READING Pa, Dec. 30-The Sand.
stone quarries near Fri:ztcwn have re-
sumed operations, giving Tork to sew
eral hundred hands.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
sHtrilse.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30-Thi elevated
railroad engineers are conte4- plating a
strike.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30
TERRIElc EXPLOSIONS.

Mobile, Ala, Dec, 29.-Esrly this
morning the Gulf City oil mills boiler
exploded with terrific force, tearing
down the boiler house and part of the
seed sheds and burying four colored
iaborers in the debris. Three of them
bave been taken out dead, The other
Is missing. Three other negroes were
seriously scalded and two Others sill ght
~ hurt. J. s.. Stanton, white, fore
man Of the mill, is badly injured in
tsrnally. Damage to the mill Is about
$4,000. 80
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1885-12-30

Nine of'the Presidents of The United.
States are buried in the North. !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

by, some 81 whom are san ho,s., a,
Rnnlis, INC rapers are gallant onours A
VssoflDc Miss Thompson az sti,i o.n,c
atlfacuye and diuipled She ad,bjts tssi
WI daughter Is seventeen wears q, sre
anu tne statement is accoptca v;Es \
question 10y those who have s,sss 81.
sNuhg lady az ihe Star H.siat 49,
uampson's daughtor Is known az XXX
s,age as Miss lllbnry, but X 4 "a, @,ne ,
Miy known that t1at is her rcal n4icc ~
lpfitea from her father, fha invrr,or ~
Me carnaee kHoauas ihe .I3ibtf, b ,,,.
was Killed some years aga IVA fil f,6,e
one Of his own vehicles. ~ ''N''
IroRGs pAHsoNE I.,fitpor
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
SAN DIEGO.
4 wlfc-Nrurdcror rails Diseudlnply in un
Attempt 10 Climb the Golden stairs.

4 Wlfe-Nurdcror rails BisgusiIngiy in nu
Attempt 10 Climb the Golden stairs.
orregpondencc Of the Gazette.
san DIEGO, Tx, Nov. 20. There has
been one interesting case In our jail here,
The wilc-murdcrer, Euseyio Diuz, who
tried 70 cheat the gallows by shooting
himself twice In the forehead and once
lust above the temple, aud then cutting
his throat, has made disgustlug failure
Of that only laudablo net Of his life IN
attempting 10 rid the earth of such q
monster Thanks % 10 the skiiliul
treatment OF Drs. Wright and lIanncliy,
and contrary 10 tic expectations Of al
who saw the wounds, the hyCna IN human
form is cunyaloscent now. While the
medical gentlemen referred TO have shown
great skin IN thGir professional capacity,
II Is very doubtful whether this com.
muniiy and tho state of Texas would no;
have been better OF II he, the young
Euscvlo, had his final exit made. IL Is
hoped by many thnt the attorney who
ever he may be, who defends the muir
dofcr at the nest term Of the district
court, viii not bc rs successful Hs the
sons OF Esculapius, for there are moro
than enough OF such cattle numbering Che
earth. There are three or four Ia iall
here charged with murder, whose cases
viii be probably tried at the next term Of
our district court,
We have known no winter SO far, but
have been enjoying regular Indian sum
mer, though Wc have been wanting rain
badly. However, there II a fair prospect
to-day that our wants IN TINT particular
win be filled. It looks now as though We
might have quito spell OF rainy and some
cold weather.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
E,nltr,nrnt m Tc,n..

Great excitement has been caused IN
the vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remark
able recovery OF Mr.. j. II. Corley, who
was so helpless that he could not turn iu
bed or raise his head; everybody SAID he
was dying OF consumption. A trial bot
lie Of Dr. Kings New Discovery was
sent hm. Finding relief he bought a
large bottle and box Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes OF pills and two bottles Of the Dis
coyery he was well and had gained IN
flesh thlrty-slX pounds.
Trial bottles OF this Great Discovery
free 10 N. w Williams & Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

Proposals will be received mp 20 and
including December o, 1850, for the cree
tlon and completion OF three-stOry and
basement stone store building Tor Mr.
Joseph ~. Brown, ia the city Of Fort
Worth, Tex. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the Office OF S b. flagpnrl,
architect, corner % Fifth and Houston
streets, over Henry & Peaks hardware
store.
Bidders VIII De required 10 furnish
proper and sufficient bond for tic faithful
performance OF their CONTRACT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30
Blood

i The NE md ne u visa who remembers 10
lnt IN March OF Last Ycnr tl6st / contracted
hlu0dpolaou, aud bciuH lh savannah, CA, At
tlsm ut the SuU ime ala not get well undar
the ttratmcni there, nog was rNrod by any ri
mo uHnnl munns hnVu NOW taken sUYVn hdl
u drove thcpolapn ont through pois on Tho
SKIN. Dan LEAitN,
Jerscy Clty, MI August Z, Its
Two yuurHngp contracted blood poison 81
ter taking prescriptions from tho beet phFsl
clans here aud az Dallas, concluded 10 visa not
rccOmmcudodmgt thy SWittE Specific saspr
Ing me that II would benefit me more than Hot
Syringe Although tho
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-30

had produced great holes IN my bach ANA rhcat.
aud had removed AN the hAir on my head, yet >
began 90 Improve IN "a WotkH timc. and tho
sOrCs began a. hodl uud were entirely gone Tia
side Of oiJlt weeks NiILJuNE-
Porter Union Pans. Depot
Cisco. ~ SRB, July ld. l4g1
Treatise on Blood und SKIN ligchacemnundffoe
IitEA SWIFT hptUtTlU CO.. Drawers, AUHuta.
Ga, ~. ". Ia1 So. sdst
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06

Ordered by the court that the sheriff
summons the following named persons to
be and appear at the court house IN Boil
var on the Bird Monday in November, 1885
then and there to serve a. jurors for the
circuit court Of said county to-wit;
District I, John Pankey, NJ. 5. Smith
District =, 4. NJ. Biggers, ". II. Rose.
District, 3, p. NJ. Blaylock, J as. B. Foote
District 4, N. p Mitchell, J. ". Wilkes
District 5, James Pirtle.
District 6, T. A. Parran, r. n. Mitchell
4. G. Robley.
District Z, Moses Hizer.
Districts, w. 7. Duncan, Calvin Bowie
District 9, +. o. Lake.
District 10, p NJ. Crawford, f. N
Callahan.
District II, J. W. Wilson, Austen NJ
Duncan.
District u, Sol. phillips FL. Howell
District 10, i. g. nJ q. +. Vaughan
District il, ". +. + alliburton, Jno- y.
Terrell.
District IS, A. J. Vernon, J. w. Jones
District I6. John johnson, J. G. Collins.
District II, w. E. Rose, : r. Foster.
District 10, Eli Spurlin, Joseph Siler
District 19. J . Il, (fnFley, VIM. A. Jones
District 30, John T. Morrow.
George Gee, and.S. II. Powell wait Oh
said court az officers.
W " Farley Clerk
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
TIE Arm-Clntoh Must Go.

"A young mether, IN the MeXic1
Intelligeneer, dlsusses the farm
clutch" after the following manner.
There is never any occasion for
a gentleman to ia ke hold Of lady's
arm, unless just for a moment to
assist her to mount q stairway or to
get over a bad crossing. There is no
excuse for it anywhere else, Moth
ers with young sons should teach
them that it is not refined or res
pectful TO offer lady such familiar
ity. But the remedy of this evil
must be with the women ofthe coun-
try. Tell gentleman politely that
you would prefer to take his arm,
and hs would never clutch yours
again. and ne would have ten times
more respect for yeu.
mothers, girls, put stop to It.
II nothing worse comes Of it, it GER
tainly makes you lock common,
Familiarity is vulgarity. Forked
Deer Blade.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
The Fair

Read the call, for a meeting of
Farmers and raisers at the
Court House, on Monday tbs 10th
inst, which is the first day of Circuit
Cour', and don't fail to attend, if
you feel an interest in the enterprise.
The gentlemen who have undertaken
this matter are determined to push
it through. They are some of our
most prominent citizens, and feel a
deep interest IN the movement.
Every civil district in the counsy
should be represented in the meeting
on the 18th. 1t must be county
fair. If the people of the whole
county viii take that interest IN the
movement, which its Importance
deserves, it win prove a great bless
ing TO the county.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
PERSONAL.

Miss Proudft, Of Memphis, was visiting
in Bolivar several days recently.
Misses HardawAy, Of Mississippi, hav,
been visiting the Misses IIardaway, o.
Bolivar,
Marcus Kahn of Louisville, is in
Bolivar.
Mrs. N. A. Acton Is visiting IL
Jackson for few days.
r. S. Lindsey, Eaq OF Jackson,
was in Bolivar yesterday.
Mrs. H. r. Frank, Of Memphis,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sam
Kahn, in Bolivar.
The many friends Of Mr.. Benz. P.
Andersen, will be pleased to hear
that he is doing we'll in his new
henle in the State OF Missouri We
were shown letter from him, to his
brother q. II. Anderson, written a
few Gays ago, in which he speaks
reelingly Of his regar3s for his old
friends ia Hardeman.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
Toysl Toy,l at fiudson's.
Earth Heat and Maistnra

Il The source IF nalarial, and the poison
may be greatly increased by decaying veg
etable.matter. In cases OF malarial poison
ing Hill &'Iockert's Iroa Tonic Syrup is
the best remedy that can be used. Read
WI at Nh. K. p Nolen SAYS about it.
81 contracted chills in October, 1884.
and suffered v it'll them all the winter. At
first ! had chills every day aud then they
came every third day. Quinine aud every
other remedy that tried seemed to have
no effect on them, whatever. The chill-
were attended with night sweats; my
breath was short, and was incapable oi
exertion; had hacking cough with ex-
pectorations OF rusi no appetite; pale and
waxy complexion, and enlargement OF
tht spleen; | was reduced 10 almost 4
skeleton, and it seenaed that WAS drifting
into consumption, as had nearly all OF
the symptonI~ Of Inc first stage Of that dis
ease. In April OF this year (lSs5) com
lncnccd to use Your Hill a. Luckert'r Iron
Tonic Syrup. Before ! had used up one
bottle my chiils we're arrested aud ! ieli
that had at last found remedy. took
only one battle aud continued to improve,
anal to-day am us strong ana healthy a
man AZ there in Tennessee. l mort
heartily endorse this Tonic and money
could not buy from me the goel it has done
ne. / cordially and gratefully make
this statement and if any one il disposed
to doubt MY yeracity, refer them to Mr..
Dorson Smith, or any other substantial cit
Izen Of this place, As to my integrity 81
character. r l. NpLES,
Covingtou, Tenn
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06

Rev. J. +. Eof' died at his home
in GAINESVILLE, Texas, of typhoid fe-
YER on last Sunday evening. Mr..
Eoff was a graduate Of the class OF
1882, we believe, of the Southwest
ern Baptist University at Jackson.
He was a thorough scholar, a man
Of strong convictions, and was UNI
Versally esteemed by all who knew
him. He was married to Miss Belle
Savage. daughter oioar feilsw ciiizen
Casey Savage, ESQ.,, in 1888, and
mavsd TO Texas, where he has been
engaged in the ministry Of the Bap-
fist church since. In his death thc
church lOses an efficient worker. so
eietY useful member, AID his wife
an edectionate husband.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
Call.
Bolivar, Nov. 6, 1885.

Bolivar, Nov. 6, 1885.
We, the undersigned, appreciat-
ing the Importance of establishing a
County Fair for Hardeman County
at some suitable place near Bolivar,
do hereby invite all the citizens OF
this county who feel an interest in
developing its agricultural and me-
chanical interests, to meet US at the
Court House in Bolivar on the 18th
inst, when the matter of providing
ways and meaus for Hardeman
County Fair will be considered
Stockmen especially invited to be
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
"Oh. That Love Of a Bonnet.U

The ladies Of Bolivar and vicinity will
not he surpr Used to know that Mrs. +. A.
Pybass has recently opened one Of the most
eleaant ASSOC tments Of millinery goods
this season that she has ever opened in
Bolivar. Ne annouAced her return from
the markets early this fall, and said then
that her stock would be complete, and We
announce now that the stock was selected
with great care in the fashionable make 3
Of the north, and the universal evcliam:.-
tion of the ladies who visit her rooms, IS
"oh, that love of a homeland 20 cheap"
Ladies, we cannot describe the beautiful
millinery goods there TO be seen, our edu-
cation in such meters was sadly neglect
ed. hut we can advise you to go and see
for yourselves, and feast your eyes on the
| beautiful goods.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
New Orleans Exposition Of the Thre


Amricas.
i ne manageme ntiOt the North, Central
and South American Exposition which
opens at New Orleans November 10th.
promulgate the following:
"The leading object Of this Exposition
Is to develop more intimate relations be-
tween tie 55.00G,0)0 producers and con-
sumers Of the United States, and the 49,
100000 prnGucers Of Mexico, South and
Central America and The West Indies"
10 every thoughtful business man this
ls practical, valuable and worthy obiec
Bat what the great mass OF people are al
ready saving and planning 10 attend the
Exposition want to know Is, hew about
the grounds, buildings, facilities for get
ting from the cI.y 10 the Exposition, hotel
and boarding house Recommendations.
railroad rates. exhibits and attractions.
The leading object of this notice is to adj
wise the pu5iic that the Exposition
grounds are IN the best possible condition.
The buildings have been re-ro0led and
centrally rem6deled. A steam railroad
from the city direct to the grounds is I'M
Ger contract t.. De cOmpleteti October 9th.
IN asphaltum driveway Is being COM
Plet1d, running to The entrance Of the
main building. Increased hotel and
boarding house accommodations have
/ been added. Mexico and Brazil have ap-
piled for larse spaces in which to exhibit
governmental displays. The six Central
American countries and the nine Rcpub-
lies and three Colonies OF South 4 merica
will equal Mexico and Brazil in proper
! ton 10 their population and erea, The
! West India Islands and the Dominion OF
Canada, together with all tho CITY, State
and Territorial exhibits, will make. one
| laamoth display OF the arts products,
manufactures and general resources of the
above named countries that no American
should fail to see.
A new, and to many very interesting
feature Of this Exposition will he a race
course within the grounds, where Kan
4rads of the best horses in the and vii
.bow their speed. The new management.
composed OF practical business men: VII
sn:fre no exi Jense necessary to the success
II this enterprise.
Commencing November lst, the Illinois
! Central Railroad will place on sale Round
| Trip Tickets to New Orleanx, good 10 re
turn within forty days, at very low rate,
! and az this line is without question the
Shortest, Quickest, Smoothest and Safest
route to New ., leans, parties visiting the
Exposition should see their tickets read
via this line.
! For maps, circulars and other printed
/ lnetter concerning the Exposition, and Tor
| information concerning hotels, boarding
I houses ano furnished rooms at New Or
leans, apply to the undersigned, at Mani
chester, Iowa.
| J. +. MERRY,
General Western Pass. Agent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
Dad, Dead.

Are high prices at Kahn Bros store in
Bolivar. They have displayed obltua-
ry of prices in another column to which
they call your attention, and invite a
fearful reading. The custom ID unusual
with those Of their nationality, and is mos
peculiar to thos. of the Green Isle, "the
Emerald set in the sea-" bat for the next
sixty days they Will hold regular wake
at their store in Bolivar, and they invite
the public. It il a carnival OF death-the
way they slaughter prices is heart-rend-
ing to those who know what prices are.
The picture ut the head Of the obitu-
airy represents the handsomezt young man
in Kahn Bros store, and he has grown
haggard and annotated in his horrible
work of Strengthening the innocents."
There is no danger in him. Do not he
alarmed if when he whispers across the
counter the astonishingly low prices of
goods, he strikes tragic attitude and
speaks in hoarEe stage tene the signifi-
cant words, DEATH, to high prices, he is
only carrying out orders from headquar-
tiers, for Kahn Bros are determined to get
there, and don't you forget it. BEAD the
obituary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-11-06
Non-Roafdent Notice.
In the County Court of Hardeman
County.

Isaac II. Cross. ct al. ". f. w Cross, 81 ais.
Petition to sell land for division.
Ns 1865 r. u.
In this cause it appearing from the petition
that the defendant =. w. Cross, is non resident
Of the state Of Tennessee and is resident Of
sacora County, New Mexico, and James H..
Camp is uon-resiicnt OF the state OF Tennessee
asd resident Of Paragould, Arkansas, and the
unknown heirs Of James II. Camp and wife Mary
+. Camp whose names aud ages cannSt be ascer-
tanned after Delinquent inquiry are uon-residents
of the stale OF Tennessee and residents Of the
state Of Arkansas. 1t is ordered shat publication
be made for four successive weeks in the B@iivSr
Bulletin a nrwfpal'er published at Bolivar Har-
deman County, Tennessee, requiring SAID defen-
daEts +. ". Cross. James II. lamp and the uH-
known aeirs Of James II. Camp ana his wife Mary
+. Camp to enter their Hppearalce herein BY or
within the first three days OF the NOvPm Der term
1855 Of the County Court al HaT1eman tounfy,
tennessee, to be held ~ Bolivar Tennessee, on
Monday the 2n day OF November 1850, and
plead an rer or icn1ur 10 fhe petition in this
cause or the sune will be confessed a. to them
and set for hcariH NXqaIte.
This the Iat lay d October 1855
w. ". FAtIEY G. e. ".
Jesse Torment, Solicitor for Petitions.