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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessel; M Ptt,r)tfS


CHICO NYIhe demands have improved and prices ruc
nTm. or INFLATED S0S sc SsOBv.
tOCOAIr AM quotations appear easy: Mara
caho 20 &C.; GuNaqm l6l2a &c. Ba ljl- q &c; AN
~, mnEO. l2lod BE; Cira,as Tiiniltd, "a Sc.
tOvPfRNGE SGOCk- ride mas continued rat er mod
crate ana pTiccsaTe tied. HOgshe ds. - n
81 Hoop At. 3 ~. G0>-7; MOTas =
Shooss ana .leaCs 81 ga. > SaoOks and It lis
3"nchS 1JGSi So nch Il 81 81 i6i Othef stock
Unchanged.
COR JAGE-A moderate movement reported nj seaiY
pnces Manila sells e az IS i - 80. -s--l Va.
90 r. -" IOGu NJ e.. ~ tons
talfy active closing 'arcy steady November 6jn0 D
December 80 q o. January, $500 Sales al,50
baR4. Mia dun
CJTTON--pOt Cotton Gnet and uncrang d; SIS. "2l
Dcs HtcelntS 81 ~ $3.50 must 49,; this
uay last week and i 461 last year september l..
=, Ol 69 ainst 25ii. ~ fJT the IerIod lat year
Ihs llpttuJL+ 1905 Tag - "a AIstIclI ;.tHl5tDL
are A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

NEwYoRK Tueslay, Nov. 2..--aEEv ss--A single car.
sod a, sG o2 s a. 4 DS s,s s
Bulls 7l6 at , 81 10 Co,oraao 10 at @s.c; an
II BanGboxes at $40 per heat Feeling steady about
There been Iar demand for " Dressed
the last two avs e.oia Tor I'm ma ~ ana te feel.
81, TO &c, with general sales at a
ecepts Of Western rrssed re for the elk ending Sat
h. low pr,o hre have knOc cd Dut Gts eel AZ the
rcirt tors tJ-ttv "a "a repOte = foor 20
Good exas and ColO ado sia.s seins - Gfc and de-
Advces from Bts' markcs continue aver DIE and best
Am rican Lave Caltic are selling up TO La &C and Amer
lean re river tor Aeei al SL2Ul nc. =.
Shpm nts to-day D. Live Cate on tie " elo by M:
Goas 18th and 200 gu rers OF BE ana 10 erase 81
trCG viii probably OF O1 Thurs -,
CAIVrS.-Reccrts were 70 head. mainly at 6otil-St
Veas stedy at evlous ami Sra sers quiet NJ
Not m2ny u, ssse,l on the market and rot IN ny
wantc Prices taa "a l2S nSiY dressed and
DaI iy resell Dressed Grassers dUil and uly &c
Saics-Y sa kirby ~ 237 10. ut l2c.
Iia / .nbcck a. . avis: IL (irassers 10, &C
SIIi EP AND IAMBs.-R.cailis ! care OF La
h,a Inc udirg car Of Hetsy * orts or 5iieT OILS
else. few sal were II 321 - Ter Um ION 10 Far
sheep; $40 c ior 81 lots o; hep aDG LSgH6s and
Ctv esse Mutton SLOW ht JGc or Co5l 'on 70 uoVu
with Prime selin upto 9c choi 40 X" a. &c raies
GHc, few h ioe IF NJ e - u'h fr house r5"hnf *;
esterI and BlIao dressed Nu o N moirraie rc lncrt
at 5a7c. some choice Buffalo Dressed Lamp Iii ~ rket and
selling IS high 20 l9c with general ssles "a C. , .
ST s-Iiaenbeck IL 80 Z. nlda Ia nbs 81 No., at
81 81 anada 10 ~ al 4c ll2 ta.r shcep few
Lambs 10 at 4bc IL state sheep an LIMBS 10 3D. IL
fIienbacz 6 Dewey AZ stats Eve, 1903 b at3Sc.
aT Of So & h. hS '' aessrs smt, Z =: ID bad not
the oad receive ycstsr ant hal Cal 70
arrive on "a re oaL Market barely -eaiy at - 1oa
g.. \ few Pips Old 3 10.
Country iesa I'm light supply but not MANY wanted
Pres steady !6I ~ Tor Heavy 5@j-c for Medium and
loo far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
CLOSING PRICES Or PiihA DFLPHIA STD'RA
Rcnlrl.d hL I ,IS [ W.. !. -. y WIZ


TUESDAY. Nov. "a. W.
The stock market las evening closed stoa 'y at sharp
recoverrs from the lowest figures OF the day To-day
London gave us early quotations for American railways
which showed not only large Improvements on it-
closing prices yesterday. but asa materially higher
figures than TIE equivalents or last evenings home
quotations THIS IN itself was sunulanng ihhurnc"
AZ the opening OF our market. particularly y, 1t prob
ably IA true that the close OF business yesterday onT
market carried larger short interest IN stock
than has befors baen carried over night Tor
more than month. This II trdc, was
another important factor AMI erercd no little inhu"nc
in the making OF toiy' frat prices. But Of gr'acr
Importance than either ia" mol the con-
clusion arrived by th p1blc 10 tn" hnal
results the late disturb elem 'utS the market
The short" interest 'at-1 yeserlIy Only Hl'i L''
the ,rly dealings AMI there iS little doubt that 80
WIS all closed up bS IL o'clock. AGcr trtt done.
a more Qliet tone prev .lel AM prices Temporarily
eased uf little. hat ts irfc continued stro1s IN tho
absence OF any pressure TO sell below tlc current
figures. New life i'm ilrtrd and Crater
desire to pirch .Se exhibited when
was announced that the silc u til" Wet Shore
property hal been concentrated rXacty rs previously
arranged Under the peculiar and existing condition %
the REORGANIZATION scheme the cpnsnInnltion of the
sales the representatives, OF til" bnndhp!hrrS and
agents OF the Cemiral aud iIElNon 60 nptnv WAS r,
denco that ihe INTERN" lrc uhd'T tns VI" ~ "''
COUNSEL not at AL diStr *tfIl ot the iGl cbhsu-
nation OF the scheme HId al me AcIF"ry o. ln' P'
crty to the Central and Hudson tomhanY upon me
stipulated and the sub 'e1urut movement. ~ thr
market and ad IL prices snow that the ~"
without Adjournment Wa genera ~ regarded III u" 10
al mariner we have stated Tue busucss In stock
i99S6 share-l 100 OIO ShaF-s l"ss than r"-teray
In price were u thAt heaIy rE'iN
thug close hi cher than yesterday morning. opening
Saturday nights last figures. aui lo'cd hu0yant al
that
Government bonds du at the boards. but large
business IN the 4s'rcportcd over ne c"nntrs 81 III
large dealers Bis for IN" IL i cent hishrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
mn pEiK0Ltru yIHEEE

The excited dealings and the heavy break IN
a que, cr ntr6rt and ropI recovery. TAo unrca-1u
lbe pane ,'uj Ia force aud the rrrcip
o. Tvs showing that tn Kidkua well which opened
win "A How At tue rate o. % hour htI d.
cnncd 20 Only a barrels hour tended 10 create
better feeling among o1.rttnrS. Cum fence
stimulated b. that fI Tres annDun'' d
and Ia, short lutcrrst bred ~ the Id prices lI-
us!i,G cool lever for Hnlns th" market. Naturally
tAr -Aty dealings were attriiIcd win not mite
rvcrsphrs- and after up 4 cont ~ 81 cent
tuuie was "a RS cIiun of From ths pc nt.
ever the movement OF the ypr,u,Atiun was toward q
higher plane ; IccoNrrJ Of cents WIS cstah
aud the market rbdcd AT to the test ,atHIh
with tone th1t may almost be ctl
hAoVaut IA contract with "a state ~ cling recently
lstiig among op- ratDr, Ia generally strong pos lou
oi the commodity. tlr now purchases mAIn ~ Il" lower
rau.c al amt III cictrlu. Of weak hOlirrS
VINO nal been carrying ccrth' itcs on slim marquis
wnilld 10 bc influences Whch ought to Assure a
cOntnuhncc ~ the Ia the absence OF uuiaNOr
able news from HE oil h"lts
Tue range 81 Prces AMI tpth dealings at the Con-
soiidatcd EKchang' were I' follows:
Op'niug...... % L1Tcst.... .......... 90
30 Ftuai bJ'S
sales. barrel lld73oOo
Sic ccAIs and rs cents N Philadelphia ani dt
more.
BktpFoRD. foan.. Nov. 24-Crnde Oil-Satonal iran
sit CertincEtcs opcHci 9Il2 aud closol ut 06iq;
hlpnet price 06is. lowest prIoe. 91is. Ciearauco'
81 900 barrels
Oh. CITY. Penn. Nov @4.--Cruie Oi-N,tioual Tran
sit Certificates opened ~ and closed n 9j4
hlghest prcc. 90 lowest price. s0i4. Sales.
1927 barrels, shpments l3j3i2 barrels. charters.
1.A3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
WHOLESALE PRICES Or COUNTRY PRODUCE
tOltne weeA e.nIng fueslAy. Nov -. 1855


Recrpts for week-Reans bbls. cas-, 1895 oush
Exp rs . = PIX Peas. 33I hnsn he iaSk OF
trad" apc los have gwen rs lower mar et on
sellers TO further contes IONS ON chorc
quality OF the beans must be hrstc ass
outs d 90 1 ons ecu pes ave Dropped
gO uch Lover Very i,ue DONG III southern Black rye
Leans Marrow. Do RIA kI wa 2.lG3 %
eheicc 75el So G..a az co Ii ,s.i i"i 10 70
/ Ia 1bo,e s' a 80 .Sontpern H. r. per
Do Lite Kinney ., a. o. W. -. 27592 30
Lo.I.,o hIdny.'s6 I1d2 30.
receipts for week 53.osl pkss Fxp1rts 2l3l pkss in
s.gn . Mt t.irrr m Tie general
co"d tade rs un m ro;ei M "e.Ac. Jury ior
market on even !nG buyer wants are small az
So ~ unusuI y 1Icua about qua ~ "n SHOP around
q ny and i.esh favor ar Joining :5a2l
srictl fancy fresh Yves ern sci Dg At go &c IN
OF ern4s OF eAts gu - rc itan NOT leIg lut Inr ue
AM cant; Gus AMI IN r. e:ms % o. pny TO %
easier Dou INT o. soh indsc atirT IC ~ fancy
spas oc OF demand and rce7 are EcfJ irlo2
tic self Poorer grades of 'rci cry &C. Z
Errw:pg dl. a. thr :rcsh feo g3ocs ar IMPROVING ID
Hcl creamery is GrU9 Oh the muSet ami the suit OF
susr'ini"s I rree last June SIMPLY Gy
.cat SOC 81 SUI uei.ma4e goo pos vely demand
AID osso caorI0us MAGNITUDE safinS 9 "oIM
Si - ~ has Zone by e. court on much proIt
shortage N ibe nai.h aud 0rtInen,a b" OF
" Cu cT,ss re water 10 old Favored stocK The
slarp TO ~ NV hold NJ frcsh bu tx a n
d az vrr heavy mostly Of ordinary 10 god raids
~ The ayet 4 ycry ii, ice bnx lS0 SC
AMI eVtrI Irrsh ah uDs ae fafIY ana ne at
p In alton Cree ncry not pies u an "OoIt Soy
ho fresh ny Ia becoming It'll scar g has
far inquiry aid sngtv rmer. few btanos o. fre.
actOr' show u4o can HAN9r ana 'ach are IN iai
nest. but other Gr1des renain VeryOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER o5 1895

AGAINST sc7osI5 in 1884 and s19o.5a0 for the five
months from May to September 80. 1885, The total
loss since the beginning OF the lease thay L, 1889
amounts to $3i SOL Tho company's freight and pas
tratc he more fully given when we have tue
full report than 1t be from the general REMARKS OF
the president The president refers at snch
length to the recent dispute and litigation
between the company and tho CINCINNATI. Hnmi
ton and DAYTON and the Chicago and Atlantic rail-
ways synopsis OF his remarks will prove salts
factory the rFadcr In few days full copies OF the
report Will be ready for general circulation.
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
lsSs 1885, 1885
Nnn,hor n, pI.a 73l 7I6 Sl5
rb,rI ,vect an Sov Sl2i,.UU
Jan / 10 Nov n ~ 3SJ6ylO 4l5lsUO 3.s 1900
Exports OF merchandis' from Ncw-York:
lSg3 1854 1855
For tho ,roeu e. 3J7 3o3 81 ;,i3 SSI s5.GsS. 400
prrvi ,nsly reported Sig5i5gOl 2SGISgO 2s1 4iS,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

The daily average reclDfs OF milk AM cream
and mar the city or The week nave
amt OF cream. ontario sad Western. |. -
" milk. AZ cana conren ed muk and ems
Harlem |. & az milk vi condensed
milk; susqrehanBa LIS cans OF milK ad ems Of
cream; Sew. Hartford 1882 OF mil New
York City ami northern. l9l cans Of milk ew-Jersey
Central. $50 o. mix and OF cream and by
llaneoUs siort Ites L. Of milk and 81
The total daily supply has been ~ "a cans OF
mix 49, condensed milk and 20 OF
The Increased price his brsuylt forward sreter -uppy
The brisk surplus sales maze
high 81 but the was % 80 eau OF 40 quartz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
al slee jan 81 SELL SEQ. LO9.1.l s2ls.Is .6Is


EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
IoEDoN Nov 24-i2 80 uCOnsols. 100 1911 Tor BON
anl account United states Four Per cent B0bu
~ IA Atlantic ana Great Western First Mortgage irii
tees CERTIFICATES 1914 90 Second hortTa=e 5t Csnalan
Pacific " second CCusOis. Dlh Mexican
Orunarv - u st Common. 977s New-YOrS Ccntra
lO73% teadiHg IL 90, F., $500
4nm-Cnnsos 100 $40 for mo ey and lOl for the ac.
count Atlantic Western First Mortgage trustees
Cetl.catns l34 Canadian Pacific JjSa; Erie, % - 90
second t'o1sols Dlis: St Paul Common 9S'4 New YORK
Central .OT a.; PennsYlvanin. Q; Reading. l2A%
London Al 20 francs ~ y
continues checks
Canada Northwest Land Company ~.
The amount bullion Withdrawn r0m the BANK OF Eng
land bIancc TO-DAY Is S02.OOO
quote Three Per cent Hcntos NJ ~ rnO'
80 crUtiincs for tho account.
nd sun raw n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Msnufacturers quetng down until after the yer s
ushered 3Sc for X o3~c. and above
Michigan. Bile. Common to Choice super Pulled, % 2oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
The Professor

Of emy Vermont cured OF caSarrh by Hoods
.arsaaarla, and writes tn, following interesting sa.e
cheer,ully give experience In the Of Heods
sarsapsra had tesn led with rrh soae OK
tent long TIM. had used various medicines with no
g. OF results when affected that speech soms-
what Giecu and my entirely unnatural then
bcga Goods sarsiosra remedy and with such
eol effect thai tow speech easy the voice
paiUrzl aud my general heath much improved o as
mo OF tho induced by tssisg cod whep
re or at once 20 the use OF Hoods sarsapsria which
keep by constantly Asd sINs hnd relief rrsar'
Holds sarsap4 nval"a lie remedy Tor eaisirh ana
Judging upon myself cannot say Too aci IN ~
p,ase" is cILLEY. Jereoo, VI
Woods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all dragrtsts 81, six foe S. Prepared arc .
HOOD 6 co, ApothecarieS ws;l Nssa
loo 1laal One dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
pplyp FRI,Irs ASD BHRRIEs

Receipts week 654G plgs FIX ports dried apples l4l
pkgs vapora9d apples b. ~ had ratI'r bt hOma d.
there export orders and prices
wei LED pOsslby hale nrner on prime Grades
un-orcd i CtG apples in ALI sdppy ant unchanged hut
southwestern
BUYERS lowered their Prize qua lily must
be choice cL Dtsie figures EvaprIed y aches
dull and ws,k sun DRIED poole quiet and stcldy Cn-
peee have tnrthr decline and Gloss very dull Pine
AZ doing better other small fruits
,lull nd M Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25
rRrirs ASp ByRRrEs-FRE.H

Eecpts apples been very heavy during the past
Tut %. the arrivals have lone INTO winter
at ii WI n T
but o. the grades has Kept price for such
no nay ,tcadl Grapes pie ~. vory cal aud Net<;
are a ri, O., stock IN maraOs tor wi Oh ticie
HpDe,ls no utIe;. Or crl1 Hu Ply. frcey
OH red dul aid FOri "a eay aud lowe
only q moatr 20 demand at tne prices quoted;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Recepts Ter the zee, 34sif p,cs ExpOrtA C.5S3 pkgs
" CrLers Ntd1e>,.Ry Thurs. NV
r fan5 september ooFed he-se nj ." a
gac but aiyl,s have ben generally ulfsyOrae
further oruers have come TO hand ami
heavy and weaker In small 20 lob
ing trsdr tie thal QuOs AIMED srre
tuy.is wouf lers Will 10 meet them baslS
o. oi1rrd Sia for Fame "a h.te Other
crsd cn.Itl noHna hero bcnS b, nntIl tine
cheap ssirr a,ird ~2tc gni 3@il4c.
Hsyl. those lgnr thetciSa FAIR ex-
port n3nry. o Flat offered NJ lower prices but do
mot attract ;uyers liz rpoOl cable ijs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

l33 p, fancy....-... IS6
DO. prlu,c 10 choice. I q "a
30. common. . 8 a IL
Do, y. {. shced.
1885. fancy. 80. 4 a4ial
Do. TO-. choice. 32O
Do. do. primo .-..- "a .
10. Va ana XIV qrs. 2ha2s4
D.. n. L. quart>rs..2 40 .
DO. Tenn. c arse
cut. 1885. bags.. z % 22l
PeaC he. lei. tyap.
nee loi. i'tS5......2l d25 p
DO. unpeelcd. 1875 ~ dl31
DO. N. c.. peeled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

TABLES.
Ola Potatoes are in liyht SUP.
The best RIOS {, Hebron and
proliJu. &C.. 81 10 0p2, and
Ot1to 3 are out " favor. owing
nd are treeiY 0ferc nc I'M
! oes are . shade hiRher but
y a g0Jl lie nan qpi hrm.
'eg TAR IA quality AMI price.
White. D)r obi ......3 50D4 so
CaDba2es
Fla IuLch ........i OO1i 90
w nte Turnips. bDl. a 30
,Turnlps-Russia. per
+; Jbl ........ 750 81
Squlsh. Marrow.
p'i 49, -. a. "
DO. Hubbard -. 751
pumpkins. bDl...... as
.CauliJower. per bill 90 80
81 SKINS.
,et for whicn Their IL . fair de.
tito k Is generally considered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

Receipts for the week 1850 bales Exports LIB bales
The FOREIGN demand fallen ga brt increasing
thrr and dcae unwilling To aid 10 thelr al
reaiy heavy stOc Altos-tharitis a dull weak market.
with concession ne essuy - AFFECT sals
Crop Ss5 choice IL L2dl3 CROP OF i-6l a
G OF 1880, god Eastrn. ltS) ...-.. a
20 prime .......... 0b0I0%, Pacific Coast 1885. a l.
Do low to me- llum. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

SALES At THE CONSOLIDA TED STOCK so PETR0
LEUM EXCHdN9A
STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

DkEa. Funr1 fINSl TntH cOnllut
sea &c and nm here Is iar.e suppy 81 held fres,
bo,h " rstern an anadlau. for wh.ch ih' demand
is extremely h4n and which boIiers ore very nx
sell at former quotations rca eggs are IN iSAf
c0-d arDani aud but the ont dt quotations
and extreme aud reached Only Tor
very .a1cy bTanos
htatc and Western and Cara
ifca hid urt tOZ % L,12i a dian. all packed,
"A estei,, feqf n al >. L,d21 IN house 90 d27ia
-h LINED. state lplga 20 =
..tt.r rod q. +
q a25 Ianaalan.... i0L 19O
IIn.d 1 Il - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

VIRGIN
tEOicc Eastern and Nova SC
ply, ldir Iell u aud alghe:
Eurb1uk reach pg $kds. 8.
Merce 81 joGS IS. stat. ,,
t0g hergiii inferior qualify
e aug ii piico.. SWEET p .
quiet. Mo ~ Of cio ce q IA. d
1ahliIl9wer ilrm sr bu yer. ira
DnfaFA-G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-25

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
san FRANCISCO. Nov "a 1887.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-03
snndaY-sehool Examination.

The second quarterly examination
of the Methodist Sunday-School was
held at the church IN Bolivar last
Wednesday night. The attendance
was very good, and all were pleased
with the exercises.
The program consisted of music
recitations, essays. and examinations
of classes. The review of the work
of the past quarter was very satisfact-
ory and shown that each teacher and
scholar has a deep interest in the
school. A very attractive feature Of
the evening was the character reading
by three little girls of the class of
Mrs. Wilkinson, each selecting a
Biblical character and describing it
so perfectly that the youngest mem
Der of the school could readily recog
nize it.
Recitation, "Our Sisters over the
Sea-" by Miss Daisy Redd, was ver'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-03
OBITUARY.

Mr.. Leonard Owen, an old citizen of this county
died at the residence of his son. Geo. Owen Fulton
Ky, last week aud his remains were brought here
and inferred in Union Cemetery last Friday. Jte
leaves widow and one son. His widow is a noble
christian woman, and during his long and painful
illness, waited upon and watched over hiW a ten
derly as ever did faithful wife, George Is good
citizen and has the confidence and esteem of all who
know him He has been in the employment of the
Illinois Central Railroad Company ever since he
was mere boy and has managed, by faithfulness
to his trusts to gain the entire confidence OF his
euplovers Leonard Owen a great sufferer
for the last sevn years of his life and while ne was
not as useful a citizen as he might have been' and
did net labor to better the condition OF his teilo"
men as he should have done, he was not bad man
at heart and never did any one an injury out Of
malice or i'll will He kind hearted husband
and father and was a warm personal friend
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-03
NO. n.

beautiful. Miss Lizzie Hardaway,
recitation, cat the Gate, was touch~
ing and delivered in the sweetest
tone of voice. Miss Rosa Redd had a
well considered essay entitled 'Paul
as a Missionary" The exercises were
lnterspersed with fine music, and
were closel with an appropriate
address by the superintendent of
the school, DR. D. j. Newbern. The
custom of quarterly examinations
inaugurated by this school IS com
mendabl7 and should be followed by
every sunday-schooI in the counts.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-03
A Magazine One Year Free.

We are bound to have 100000 subscribers before
Aug 1st 1885, large Illustrated publication
THE FIREsIDE MAGAzISE. In order to get the
abo, e number of subscribers we must almost give
awav subscriptions the first year. aRd the secozd
year we will make up the loss most OF them will
subscribe again, paying our regular price send
% cents, silver stamps, to pay postage and you
will have the above Magazine to read every week
for one whole year. Hyou accept the above oner'
we EXPECT you will be kind enough 10 distribute
among your friends a few small books containing
eur advertisements and 1s7 of the best household
receipts; also few sets of advertising cards, for
which we Will make you present OF handsome
siIyerp plated castor, or set Of silver knives ana
forks. State how many books and cards you can
give away for us and viii send them and the
nrasent prepaid. Order for friSnd also, and you
win receive both presents. Please state how far
YOU live from the railroad can see weether 1t
is best to send presents by mail or express.
Address, FIREsIDE MAGAZINE. Hume \. l.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-03
A Delightful Trip.

A trip to Chicago at this season of
the year is one Of the most pleasant
that can be made. The city can be
seen now at its most beautiful period.
The parks have just donned their
spring attire, and Chicago has the
most beautiful parks in the world.
The city is clean, and every accomo-
dation necessary to the happiness of
the visitor can be had there, and he
can live at his own prices. Thousands
of visitors are focking there every
dav, and the Illinois Central Railroad
will run excursions passing Bolivar
on the 9th and 9th to Chicago, and
return. for only SO, good for ten
days
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-03
NOn-Reside4t Notice.

In the Circuit Court of Hardeman County, Tennes-
see--Troy Beauregard vs. Mary Beaure9ard--Peu
tien for Divorce.
In this cause it appears from the petition, which
Is sworn TO- that the defendant is nonresident OF
the state of Tennessee so that the ordinary process
OF law cannot be served her, it is ordered that
publication be made for iour successive weeks In
the Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper published In
Bolivar, Tennessee, commanding the defendant to
enter her appearance herein and plead, answer or
emur to the petition by before the term OF SAID
court TO be held at the Court House in Bolivar Ten
nessee on the Sd Monday in July next or said petit
tion will be taken for confessed and this cause set
for hearing exparte-
This June 10, 1885;
GEORGE G. ADAMS, Clerk.