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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-04-06
a Eardeman Bsy Writes. A Geographic
cal Sketch Of Harrison County.

| q S2aRasman 55y Writes. a Geogr5phl-
cal Sketch Of Harrison County.
Ingleside, Texas, March %. ISSS-Fol
the benefit of those who may deem it to
tAeir interest 10 come - this part OF
Texas, please permit a few words from
your old student to enter your columns
Harrison County is bounded by the fol-
lowing co unties: On the north BY Ma
rion, on the west by Gregg and Russ, on
the south by Pamela and on the cast by.
Cado Parish, La. The northern and eastern
portions seem to have been settled for
many years, as the land is thin and con-
siderably worn, while that of the south
ern and western is very fertile, and hun
dreds of acres remain yet uneleared. The
forest consists of pine, hickory, post oak,
and black oak. During the fall and
winter there is such an abundance Of mast
that hogs get fat in the woods con sequent-
ly there is not Iaucll corn needed for the
purpoFe OF fattening. Sc veral large cree ks
flow through the county which furnish
plenty of water for stock. Vast beds of
iron ore of the finest quality lie treasured
in the bowels of the earth whic at soma
future period may be taken up an ID con-
vsrted into iron and steel Marsh all is
the county site of II arrison county, and is
stu tcd ON the Texas and Pacific Rails
road Marshall has the I. P. shops
which employ great many men. large
foundry is also located there from which
the 7. & p. get all their castings Several
6ne Institutions OF learning for both
white and cslored adorn the city and
no doubt Will yet give higher and more
glorious benefits. Marshall claim about
nine thousand inhabitants. The city Is a
thriving and fourishing one. And no
town surPasses it for hospitality and ae-
commodation. The Bulletin comes to me
regularly and every member of the fani-
ly where | stop is az eager to see as [ am
and hope that it may continue to grow
under the management of its gallant
Editor. W. 2. NUCKOLLS.
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In he Circuit Court of Hardeman
County, Tennessee.
joe Perry VS.. Lula Perry. Petition for a
divorce.
The petitioner having made oatn before
me that since the filing OF this petition in
this cause the defendant Lula Perry has
removed and is now non resident of the
ate Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered
that Publication be made for four success
sive weeks L.. the Bolivar Bulletin a new T.
pa per published in the town Of Bolivar
req uircing said defendant Lula Perry to
ca ger her appearance in the Circuit Cour
al Harde,nln County, tennessee, by the
first Tuesday in May, 1888, and plead
unswxr or dvnaur to the same o. the pc
i.3a.v.l ,e taksi fjr co llsss.I "A 10 her
A "A sci for herring exParte
4. ANeWsum. Z. An
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CONVENTION E0TABLEs.

Il OUA NO1AOAho@
From district 2 we noticed the
tall form and handsome face of in o
David Wood, ksq. Always pleas :
ant.
The third was ably represented by
eur esteemed friends, Thomas Polk
and James Bass. They are stur d y
citizens, and know how speak and
vetO for their district.
That prince of farmers and stock
breeders in district 4 Capt. John
Wilkes together with his near and
distinguished neighbors, j. 4
Mools. EIq. and Boyd Wynne,
were on hand The Captains lip
was a power in the convention.
The ever-prssent aRd ever-wOrk-
ing Caruihers from No. 5 msYed
about with smiling facA to and ire.
He is a favorably mentionel can
didate for the legislature from
Hardeman.
That star-brlght democrat and
confederate hero of district 7, Esq.
Began Ray, stood solitary and
alone as a sentinel for his people.
DIR. J. d. Sas ser, Jr. and w. T..
Afford, Esq. 1.-TWO as bold and astute
gentle men as ever sat in a Harde
luan convention, were on hand from
the hllI-ribbed precincts of eight.
The dashlng candidate fer trustee
who halls from nine was CONSPICUOUS
among the members. He Is
white reese in the democratic gar
dens, AMI stands higher than any
nan in the ustee contest; that is
in feet and inches. It is needless
to state that We refer to r. w.
Smith.
The tenth district was awarded
the highest hOnCrs of the convention
by being given the Guardianship,
The Hon. Joe A MansSn was unanl~
mOusly elected to that high place.
His brilliant career as eur repre-
sentative, and his uR,werving 10y
atty to the people has given him
high place in their hearts.
Daniel Sasser, NJ. D., j. w.
Wilson, Esq., Col. J. A. Foster,
and S. II. Jones, EsS. were among
The most prominent and influential
notabIes Of cid eleven. The eleventh
is the banner district for political
enthusiasm.
Ths sterling manhoOi of that be
lsved district to the east Of Hatchie
the 18th, was given voice IN the
convention by n. Ii. Jernigan, Rsq
and Capt. John A. Fulghum. Esq.
Jernigan is Justice i'll that district
and has served his constituency
wit h such true devotion that he de-
serves to be reelected by the unani-
NOUS suffrage Of the voters.
The convention was held down
and regulated by those two old
reliable balance wheels from district
16, COner and McClendOn.
Hen w, T. F. Thompson, our
able and modest fisater and T. E.
Webb, Esq. were prOmiaSnt mouth
pieces frGm II.
Old eighteen came in ter her
share in the galaxy Ofg Tory. Promi-
nent among whom were John @.
Siler, Esq ]. M: HuddlestOn, Esq ,
ana Col, James Hackney.
There were many other disting uish
ed gentlemen and worthy democrats
present. But the limitations of
space forbid a mention of all 1t
was an intelligent body and fairly
representative of our county.
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THE ACTRkSS.

Miss Mary Anderson closed her
engagement at the Lyceum Theatre
London, ON Saturday amid the H.
bounded enthusiasm of the audience.
During the eve ning tue following
cablegram to Miss Anderson was re"
ceived from San Francisco:
Our hearty congratulations on
the result Of the greatest triumph
made by any artist before the Eng
lish public in the history OF the
theatre. We predict the like Tor
ysu in your own land
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Churches sn Sc Order
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-Meets first and thir
Friday nights in each month.
j. A. WILSON, Dictator.
A. J. SWINEBROAD, Reporter.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR Meets
second and fourth Friday nights in each mon tn
Al. SWINEBROAD, Secretary.
HAEDEMAN co. AGRICULTURAL WHEEL
Meets in January, April, July aud October, each
year
Q. n. LAMBETH, PresTdedt.
JAS. R. sWEEToN, Secretary.
A. j. sWINEBROAD, Co Bus. Agent
LODGE NO. q OF I. o. o. F.--Meets second
and fourth Monday nights in each month.
G. NJ. WELLONS, N. G..
T. A, OSBORN, Sec'y.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. s. r. Hope,
Pastor, Services evory Sunday morning and
night. Prayer meeting Thursday night.
METHODIST CHURCH.-Rev. d. A. Hayes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday morning and
night. Prayer meeting " Wednesday night.
BAPTIST CHURCH REV. +. d. Mcneil,
Pastor Service first Sunday morning and night
Of each month.
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chant Of the city. Is a self made man
and a man of the people, He won Id
fitungiy represent the commerce al
interests ct The city ami the sturdy
farmer. O. the caaatr. from which
he came. Memphis Ledger.
The Bulletin regards Col. Goodwin
as a gentleman in every respect
worthy to represent Tennessee, as
a delegate for the State at large IN
the National Democratic conven.,
ton.
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/ Married on the 29th of March
1888 at the residence of Alfred
Smith, col. Toone. Tenn. Mr., T. J.
Fuller to Miss Olivia Smith. Elder
G, Z. Mcdaniel officiating.
Died at his residence IN jackson,
Tenn. on the 1st day of April 1888,
Mr.. w ley +. Robinson. A good
man is gone from our midst. We
will miss him.
Wiley Fort, Esq. gave US pleas
ant call last Tuesday afternoon. He
is a grand old landmark, having
passed his allotted time, he now
treads the wears which are added
to he lives Of but few. His eye
sight is almost gone. He no longer
locks upon budding blooming spring,
but emily sees the brIlliancy of the
sun light.
Our worthy trustee has far re-
covered from his recent illness as to
be able to resume the duties of his
oRics. His many frieads are de-
lighted to see him OH duty again.
HatehIo river is bndged with RATS
rs it were. ThrSe-thousaud logs
foated in last Wednesday evenIn g.
The saw-mill men are happy.
Airs Ida e.. Wilson invites all the
ladies u every town and neIghbor-
hood of Hardeman county to call
and see her superb and cheap
lines of millinery goods.
Mrs. Ida ScsrbrOug, wife of Ed,
ScArbrou gh, died OF consumptl on
at her home in the 18th district on
Sunday night last.
Wiley L. Robinson, ate a well
ts-do merchant Of ToSns, died Of
heart disease at his residence in
jackson, Tenn. last Sunday morn
ing. He has host OF warm friends
in Harden an WhO will be panied to
hear Of his death. The Bulletin
tenders its deepest sympathy to the
bsrsaVed family.
Tie Hardsnan County Wheel
will hold its 9th session at the court
house in Bolivar, Thursday April,
Goth 1888, at 8 o'clock. secreta-
riss will send their full report with
name OF Delegate, So roll caR be
made by the meeting of County
tY wheel.
J. II. SwREToN
Miss Aunie Wilson, of SaulsburY,
is visiting her sister, Mrs Ida Q.
Wilson, on Jackson street.
Millinery NillinerylI
Mrs. Ida Wilson has opened an sle-
CANT millinery store at Mrs Belle
Pledges cid staRd on Market str Get
She has large and beautiful stock
Of the latest spring styles. Call and
see for yourself
Last Monday was gala lay for
the Bulletin. We added twelve
nOW names to our list. and collect~
cd SIS from old subscribers. We
extend our heaTtiest thanks to the
new twelve and the cid twenty
eight
HATS HATS!l HATo!!!
Ladies and Misses hats in every
style and shade for spring wear Rib
bons, tips, and all ki nds of trimming
at Mrs Ida g. Wilson's millinery
store
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NOTICE.

Commencing about the first of
May, will spend few days in
each month at Cedar Chapel, White
vile, Hickory Valley, and Grand
junction. Twill give due notice
through the Bulletin Of the time
when | will be at each place SO that
persons desiring dental work don 9
can meet me. >. DICKSON
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SAVAGE.

The Bulletin is authorized to announce
J. c. Savage, of Bolivar, as candidate
for reelection to the Office of Trustee OF
Hardeman County, subject to the dem O
rrniic nrImnrics
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MINTER.

The Bulletin is authorized TO announce
A. n. Minter, of Pocahontas, candidate
for the office of Tax Assessor of Hardeman
County. Subject TO the democratic pri'
maries.
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In the Circuit Court Of II Irdcn.an 20.
Ten nessee.
Miller Shaw, VS. Eva Shaw.
IN This caus- il appears from the re-
1turn oi the sheriff that the del nldni
i not TO lie fund ia This county aud tial
she has removed to and is res ideHt o.
the state Of Mississippi, 1t l. ,her re
ordered tat publication be made FIR
successive weeks in the olirar faI
notifying said defendant 10 a.4ea' al.
pie "a answer or demur 10 the letiti % Is
tie next term Of this court and uitiiid "a.
thre, dr-t days thereof, or the -dne wal
be taken Tor comics. ell and set 10. he4iinl
er p1rte. rais 2 1, March 1888.
L. VI. NEWSOM, e. & NJ.
fran i Fau.Fs--- Aftnruev
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MAULDIN.

We are are authorized to announce w.
ID. Mauldin, of Grand Junction a candi-
date for Trustee of Hardemau County
Election first Thursday in August.next'
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.
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MCDONALD.

We are authorized to announce VIM.
A. Nc Donald of the 1lth Civil District
of Hardeman County, Tenn, as eandi-
date for Tax Assessor. Election August
2nd 1888
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TATE

We are authorized to announce 7, w
Tate of the 10th District As candidate
lor Tax Assessor of Hardeman County
Ele ction FIRST Thursday in August next.
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HOOPER,

We are authorized 20 announce +. NJ.
Hooper OF the l3tn District as a candi-
date Tor Tax Assessor OF Hardeman
County. Election fret Thursday in Aug
tist next.
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Pat Powers.

This model young Stallion will
make the present season at my
stable III Bolivar at SO by insuran ce.
Money due when mare changes
hands, otherwise when the colt Is
developed. PAT Powers is 4 years
oil, Is haads high, is beautiful
dark Lay, Leayy laane AMI tail
:; ddles well and is fast in harness.
S. M. GLADNEY.
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JORDAN.

We are authorized 70 announce w; III,
Jordan of the 18th District as candi-
date for Tax Assessor of Hardeman Co.
Election first Thursday in August next.
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Basx..as a 4 ca slve.

r,e b.-t susstathe orl tor O.
bruises, sores, Ulcers, e-t. +. .e.tti, f'ess
ores, letter, Chapped itaI-. h.iLlafus
COrIs, and all Skin Err a.s... and posi-
ively cares Piles, or no ~ requtlr.i. -
guaranteed to give pc ies.t saiisiacti :.
money re. unded. Prise = cents !,
*. For sale By Savage 4 Emers ID.
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FOR TRUSTEE,
SMITH.

The Bulletin is authorize ed to announce
r. w. Smith, of the 9th district, can
didate for the Office of Trustee Of Harde-
man county, subject to the Democratic
primaries.
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Announcement.
FOR SHERIFF.
RRANCH.

The Bulletin Is authorized to announce
b. b. BRANCH, of Grand Junction, a
candidate for the Office of SheIifiOf Harde-
man county, subject to the action Of the
people at the Democratic primaries.
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SAULS.

The Bulletin is authorized to
announce ID, q. Sauls as a candi-
date for the office Of Sheriff OF Har-
deman county: Subject to the ac~
ton Of voters at the Democratic
primaries.
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POWELL.

The Bulletin is authorized to announce
S. b. Powell, Of Hickory Valley, a candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff Of Hardemau
County, Subject to the general election
the first Thursday in August, 1888.
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The BULLETIN.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL TIME
CARD.
GOING SOUTH.
Passenger No. II 81, m.
Passenger No. 81 21 p. m.
Local DAILY. Except Sundays so am
GOING NORTH.
Passenger No. 2-3 % a. m.
Passenger No. IS % a. m.
LEGAL, Daily Except Sundays As p m
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FOOTIC

We are authorized to announce }. L.
Foote. Jr. Of District No. 3, candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Hardeman
county subject to the action of the DEM
ncratic nrimnries
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MASK.

Wmhereby announce J. NJ. Mask, of
BoliV candidate Tor the office of
Sheriff of Hardeman County, subject to
the Democrat" primaries.
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RE;RRX

We are authorized to announce N. Nj.
Perry, of Bolivar, a candidate tor Sheriff
OF IIardeman county, subject to the Dem
ocratic primaries.
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SIMPSON

We are authorized to announce Slater
Simpson Of Dist. No. II as candidate
for the office of Sheriff of Hardeman
County Subject to the general election
the first Thursday in August next.
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!. ". NEwsoM. e. & 81.
NON-REE 3ILbNT NOTICE.
Mile shaw. vs. Eva shsw.

In the Circuit Court of H'rdcn.an Go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1888-08-02
Charlesto,cn Metropolis in Embryo.

Let not ambition mock their useful toll,
Their homely Joy and destiny obscure.
The needs of a town are something to be
looked at from different standpoints
Charlestown is undoubtedly "a real ma
ture town, and, although older than Chi
cago, has not been so imbued with the
spirit of the nineteenth century" as to even
rival a suburb of that great metropolis.
But we must not lay all of the fault of
the failure of our delightful little town to
keep pace with that city or other western
towns at the feet of its inhabitants Its ge-
ographical position, the agricultural coun-
try surrounding it, the presence Of rival
towns, more favOrably situated, the negative
policy of some of its inhabitants operating
at ether points than in ",cater 'corks eiPe-
ciaily' have all opposed its development as
a great manufacturing and industrial centre.
Yet there are advantages connected with
its rural life not to be despised: No nOisome
vapors tainting its atmosphere; no crowded
tenements no faithless blooms ;" no band
of adventures to disturb the peace of its
cultured and happy natives.
Far from the maddirg crowds, ignoblc strife,
Their sober wishes never learn 10 stray;
Along tle cool SCQutSLcItu Ndlt pl lllt
They keep the noiseleSs tenor Of their way
Nor should its inhabitants oppose any
new enterprise founded on a substantial ba-
sis, but neither should the visions OF the
day, nor the voices of the night be appealed
to to decide upon our practical needs. An
unwholesome mimicry of western life should
not blind our eyes to the practical argu-
ments and well considered views on the
question of water. works of recent writer
in your valuable paper.
The advantages of town need not be
posted on boards to 'boom" it. The quick
perception of the Anglo.Saxon of his own
interest have developed this country and
built up the desert places, but | do not see
that making the town wet one, in the
sense of an abundance of water, will make
practical manufacturers select this locality
more than another for their plants, and if
it should, think of the rivalry and bitterness
engendered with our home industries. Let
our City Fathers consider well before they
impose an additional tax upon our towns
men. for what will be to the most of them
at least a useless luxury. A. w.
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SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property.

DY virtue of two deeds of trust executed by
ID John s. Castleman, -one deed to b. d.
Gibson, trustee, dated the 18th day of October,
1887, to secure S. w. Washington, Special Re
ceiver in the cause of Castleman's Admir- vs..
Castleman ct at; and the other to John A.
Washington, trustee dated the 9th day OF
January, 1888, to secure r. p. Chew, w. II. 7.
Lewis and the Valley Fertilizer Company,
which two deeds of trust are recorded in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Jefferson
County. West Virginia, in Deed Book r. at
pages G6 and 291 respectively, the undersigned
trustees will offer at public sale on the farm
where John S. Castleman resides, ] miles
South of Myerstown Jefferson County West
Virginia, at 10 o'clock, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of august, 1888,
the following described Valuable Property to-
wit
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REFRESH YOURSELF By a NICE
Shower Bath.

THE undersigned has erected on Eyitt's Run,
i near Main street. for the convenience of
the public, a nicely arranged BATH HOUSE,
and is prepared 20 give Shower Baths at mod
crate rates. Building open all day and until
II p m. Towels, soap and all reasonable ac-
commodations Single ticket, 10 cts; five for
so cts: ten for S1.0O. Tickets Tor sale by Mr.
Jno. W. Locke, at the Post Office.
July "A. 1855 ID. HEIEWOHL.
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and hewed them out cisterns, broken cisterns,
that hold no water"
Mr.. Editor, the prophet desired to use a
figure conveying the greatest possible con-
trast between failing and unreliable and
unfailing and trustworthy source of supply,
and he succeeded. Let us attach our engine
hose in time of fire to unfailing fountains
and not to cisterns, broken cisterns that hold
no water. BUsHRoD G. WASHINGTON.
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EIGHT FINE HORSES,

One 3-year-old Colt, three 2-year-old Colts,
four Yearling Colts, one Dundee Colt, fifteen
head Of Cattle, 1914 Sheep, two Wheat Binders,
one Mower, two new Wheat Drills, four four
horse Wagons, one Sleigh, three sets Harness
y single and double) one Buggy, eight sets
Wagon Gear, four sets Plow Gear, four Har-
rows, one Horse Rake, seven Double Shovel
Plows, two Cultiyators, two Single Shovel
Plows, one Corn Planter, one Fodder Cutter,
one Wheat Fan, one Fairbanks Scales, one
Corn Shelter, one Hay Fixtures, two Saddles
three sets Hay Ladders, and one Wagon Bed
TERMS OF SALE.-Sums of $1,000 and I'M
der, to be paid Cash. For sums over $1,000 a
credit of six months will be given, to be Sc
cured by the purchasers negotiable note with
approved endorsers, with interest from date
No property to be removed till the terms are
complied with.
BID. GIBSON, Trustee.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON, Trustee.
Daniel Heilebower, Auc.
| give my full consent to the above sale.
JOHN 5. CASTLEMAN.
At the same time and place there VIII be sold
about 1000 bushels of first class Oats.
July 10, 1SSS-4t.
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THE
HANNAH MORE ACADEMY,

Fifteen miles from Baltimore w. ". r. r.
Founded in 1892 Il officers and teachers.
Careful training, thorough instruction, and
he influences Of a quiet Christian home in a
healthy neghborhOod. The next term will
begin Wednesday. SEPTEMBER 10Th.
REV. ARTHUR J. RICH, 4. n, NJ. d.
July 26, 'sS.-1m. REISTERSTOWN,A MD
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NAY BROTHERS, NURSERTMEN.
ROCHESTER,, y. Y.

A RE in want Of good statesmen to sell their
"A choice varieties of Nursery Stock. either
on salary or commission. To the right men
steady employment the year around Write
them for terms
August 3 ISIS.
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Rcfier Thnn Suicide

Professor Arnold says "An incarable
dyspeptic is justified in committing sui
eide" We will guarantee to cure any dys-
peptic within three months by Acker's Eng
fish Dyspepsia Tablets. c. Frank Jones
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Ne'C advertisements.
PrirGfe Safe.

4 VERY desirable place of a acres, mile
u from Charlestown, suitable for home or
summer residence Two dwelling houses 3
rooms each, and all necessary out buildings.
Apply to A. W. CRAMER,
Charlestovn JEFF Co, W. Va.
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Usdnesdan. Anqn.t 5. l888.
Miss Mary S. Haines

WILL reopen her School for Young Chill
w dren on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3,
1855. The public patronage respectively So
licited.
July u, 1888.
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Summer Boarders.

4 NUMBER Of BoaTders will be accomm.o,..
n dated for the Summer az % Wheatlanisd,
farm-four miles from Cbarlestown. lhe
mansion IS ommOdious-haying fourteen iuf-
nished rooms. and the location IS every wa{
desirable for health and recreation, IN ricn
and beautiful country. il is convenient 70
town by turnpike Or railroad. b1tensito :
e,rounds in grass and grateful shade about The
1renises CHURCHES within pleasant walk
The table will be sumptuOusly supplied.
For terms &c, address
MRS. :. II HIGINBOTHAM.
Wheatland, JEFF. Co.. ". Va.
May 10, 1888.