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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-07
DO YOU WANT

the tssst refrigerator made? If SO,
don't buy before you have seen our
Self-Ventilators."
Do YOU WANT to enjoy cooking
these hot summer days? Get a
Monarch Vapor stove.
Do YOU WANT the best ice cream
freezer? Get the White Mountain.
For other seasonable goods as bath
tubs, fly-traps, fruit jars, milk shak-
ers, beer coolers, beer pumps, etc.,
call on WAGNER & CHABOT'S.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-07

Marriage Licenses.
D. w. Kraus and Clara Schroeder.
J.C. Porter and Florence Fabiean.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-07
MCDONALD BROS.
Mill Bridge and Houston St. Markets
REFRIGERATED MEATS

Six delivery wagons. Houston St.
Market open all day. 4-23-3m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-07
Ernest Kuehner

Ernest kuehner
String Band will furnish good music
for balls. parties and picnicS. Leave or
ders at 31s corner Pecos and Durango
streets, or Francisco Cara, 5l3 ConchO
street. 7-7-1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-07-07
THE LEADING HOTEL IN
The SOUTHWEST.
ALAMO PLAZA, BAN ANTONIO.

Hsvink been thoroughly oyerhauled and
renovated throughout, Is now the largest ana
most complete Hotel In the South west Fine
billiard and bar rooms attached. HOT ana
cold baths. Larxe sample rooms for CON-
morcial men. Patronage of the travelling
public solicited. poooIa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

The Halletsville it"1 ictorv turned out
Its first crystal blocks this week.
A canning factory is one of the enter
prisrs now on tapis which will surely be
established III Gainesville before the
opening of the next fruit season, says
the HesperiaG.
Tn last kiln of the l 900, 900 brick
with which the fifty charcoal furnaces
are to be built at jefferson is finished
These furnarrs will be of the latest and
most improved style. They are built to
burn charcoal Tor the eighty ton pig
iron furnace.
Mr.. Hensley of Baird says if the mer-
chants of that place will go in with him
he will buy the Day mill and put in II
frsi-'lass roller mill. Baird must have
u roller mill by another season, says the
Star.
The Beaumont mills have secured the
contract for ell timbers and ties to be
used in the construction of the new rail-
road from Corpus Christi to Brownsville.
There are Is 900 900 feet in To s order.
These mills are constantly making i'm
provements, aud together with the Mona
mills company their shipments reach
> 500. 90 Ieet.
lDtTe Is II prospect TINT chicago capl-
tai will put in u 100 charcoal furnace at
DenisOu.
Seymour is in correspondence with Mr..
M0frt of Waxahnchir in regard to put
ting in no Ter miller ut that point. The
matter VIII he thoroughly cauvasstd.
Thr Sunset brick and tile company at
Gonzales Will commence to burn Il kiln
of 25G coo brick. Jobe's brick yard has
recently put in dry process machine
with capacity of Is 900 day. This
yard turns out 4 $50 900 brick annually.
The soap company al Wolfe City will
commence putting their machinery in
pace Ill December.
Woke City can secure n furniture fac
tory ii il will bat try, says the Sentinel,
for the manufacture of tables, chairs,
desks ,hedsieads, Gressers Gud ali grades
OF furniture.
GAINESVILLE, Nov. % The Cooke
county horticultural society are arrang-
ing to buiId II canning factory in time
for the fruit season of 1891.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24
TEXAS JOURNALISM.

The VALLEY News, Bosque county, Is
getting ready TO issue an -xtra edition of
800 The News is in the right country
and the Q ,p!e will respond TO such AL
effort.
The Arson Western has resumed its
olt eight-column folio form aud i'm
provements are noticeable i'll every de-
purrment. The editor has turned him
from political tiel Is back 10 his first love,
the Western, aud says that there is glory
enough III journalism if there ere Just
little more cBsh in il. His brother ed
itors Will agree with him most thoroughly
in that statement.
lowing TO II demand for space, - the
WiusbUro Messenger has been increased
TO an eight-cOiumn paper Editor
Sewtll is TO be congratulated that more
space is necessary, and need make no
apologies whatever the cause. Other
improvements will soon be Forthcoming,
rs the Messenger is putting its best foot
forward.
The whltesboro News is also in the
swim with a mammoth illustrated ed
ton for The middle of December. It's
gong to be a beauty and you will want
10 see 1t.
Albert r. Cornelius is the name at the
head of the Rains County Record now.
He humorously introduces himself 10 the
citizens of Emory and promises first
class pnper. Here IS success to the man,
whatever the boys slIlr; NAV have been
Editor Cornelius will probably wear the
lNL on the Record now.
SHERMAN, Nov. 2l.-The Evening
Democrat of this city to-day purchased
the large power press of the late Herald
publishing comrany and is moving it to
the Democrat office.
EMORY, Nov 2l.-We regret TO learn
that Victor N. Rose contem plates NOV
ing the plant of the Emory star to some
other town. Emory's loss Will be the
gain of some more fortunate city. Vic
tor is power where ever he may be.
ABILENE, Nov. 21.-Dr. A. H. Fl.
ToIan on yesterday returned from Col
orado City, where he effected the pur-
chase of the Colorado Clipper. DR..
TOlar will take charge of the paper aud
move his family there on the frat of the
month. This paper was formerly owned
by him and it is understood that the cit
liens offered him quite liberal induce
ments to return TO his first love, and 1t is
with much regret that Abilene gives him
up.
WICHITA FALLS, Nov. % IT is ru-
mored that a new publishing company is
about to be formed in this city, with J.
w. Brooks, recently general manager of
the Times, as manager. The rumor
further states that the new paper, 1.-The
Northwest Texas Worlu,'' will appear
about the middle of December as u six
teen page weekly in quarto form. The
editorial columns will be directly under
the supervision of one of the ablest edi-
torial writers of Northern Texas and will
be devoted to the commercial, agricult-
ural and general interests of this section
of the state.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24

First National bank. W. s. Harris is
mentioned for the cashership. Harold,
Tex.-1here is strong talk of starting a
bank here, as such an esta blishment
would be an undoubted benefit to the
town. Haskell, TeX.-The Haskell Ma
tional bank have completed their orga-
uZation and have ordered their bonds
deposited with the treasurer of the
United States TO secure their circulation.
This bank is SAID TO have prospects I'M
surpassed by any $50 900 bank in Texas,
il being situated IN the richest portion OF
Northwest Texas, veritable small grain
country. aud it is gotten up 10y the oldest
and best citizens of the country. 81. s.
Pearson is president, and S. II johnson
cashier. San Antonio, Tex.-A new
national bank is to established here.
Wy!ie, Tex This town wants banking
fnci tiles. 1t is one of the best cotton
set ons in the stale. and Offers excellent
o. portunIties to capital.
THE new board of trade at Gainesville
IL making the business pulse throb. ac-
cOriing TO the Register.
Fiji zen new houses are in process of
construction at Palestine and several
mere under contract.
PECOS CITY, Nov. 1.-THE city cor
poration will be revived at once and
taxes raised for improving the streets,
setting OUT trees, and otherwise beauti-
fying the town.
HASKELL, Nov. 22.-The new two
story stone building for the First
National bank of Haskell, to cost $1,000,
is under good Roadway. and will be COM
pleted by the first of March. Mr.. F. Z.
Morgan Is figuring on erecting q two
story brick business house or his lot at
northeast corner public square. The
Haskell County National bank will be
ready to open for business on the 25th of
this month. S. H. johnson is cashier,
NJ. 5. Pearson. president. Much i'm
provenent marks the rapid progress and
development of Haskell city and county.
GATEsvILLE, Nov. Pour town is on
quiet boom. Good substantial i'm
provemeuis are going up all the time,
backed by good country and pro-
gressive people that have come TO stay.
WYLIE, Nov. % several new build
ing nave just been completed aud o hers
are in course Of erection. Our lumber
dealers report heavier business this
season than ever before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES..

MIR. J. NJ. Ozier and Miss Irene
Cooper, Snyder, November 10.
MIR. W. b. Portwood aud Miss Matte
Payne, Decatur. November 10.
Mr.. G. B Fades aud Mrs. L. G. Han
cock, near Sherman, November 20.
Mr.. w. H. Pippin and Mrs. Ora
Frances Leach, Gainesville, Novem-
Der 81.
Mr.. W. S. Hatfield and Miss Belle
Gossett. Gainesville, November 2l.
Mr.. S. NJ. French and Miss Winnie
Dunn, Sherman. November 81.
Mr.. A. L. Halter and MISS Katie Adj
kisson, Sherman, November 81.
Mr.. W. II. Denny and Miss Ada Beas-
ley. Crockett, November 20.
Mr.. Marion Wells aud Miss LOWE WAL
Ter, Crockett, November 10.
Mr.. Peter Scurlock and Miss Lou Nor
ris. Crockett, November II.
Mr.. Abe BRYANT aud Miss George
Gnrdne'. Crockett, November Is.
MIR. Jesse Arnold aud Miss 5. j. Hul-
lngsworth, Crockett, November 10.
Mr.. j. W. Hopper and Miss L. G.
Ross-r, Crockett, November 20.
Mr.. j. H. Smith and Miss Alice La
Rue, Crockett, November 20.
Mr.. W. j. Obertine and Miss Annie z.
Ratliff, Huntsville, November IS
Mr.. J. A. Pnrnell ana Miss Dosia Will
linms, Whitesboro, November IL.
Mr.. L. F.. Scoggins and Miss Addis
Curry, whitesboro, November l6.
c. d. GiIlum and Miss Ida n. Daw-
son, Whitesboro, November II.
Mr.. T. NJ. Huddles on and Miss Addie
Elder, Whitesboro, November Is.
MIR. R. F. Trobaugh and Miss NJ. T,
Barnes. Whitesboro, November 10.
Mr. w. s. Kelly aud Miss NJ. A. Har-
vile, Whitesboro, November 20.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

THE officials of the Methodist church at
Nlursboro have sold the house witch
bias ufrn used for years Is parsonage,
just east of the Methodist Episcopal
clgryh. ana il will be removed by the
purchaser. A larger and more com-
t.-,uale parsonage will be erected Ut
yur- gn the Old site.
The contract for the building of the
Southern PRESBYTERIAN church at Vernon
tsH been let, and work will begin at
.a.a.
Tire Bap:is;s in Nolanvillp Bell county,
lave commenced the erection of new
g..rrb, VII ch VIII be completed rs soon
d. Iu>7.bie. The Camphellite church is
a.-.al, completed, and the MethOdI-ts
a.e taEiug steps toward the erection of
tl- luldIug.
G,e elegant chapel of the North Texas
female college At sherman was dedicated
urlay night anu a grand concert given
int.
LEONARD. NOV. 81. - Thanksgiving
se.y.rps VIII tie held at the Baptist
@. -rn, all the churches uniting, and
'4r ladies' Ain society will give beue-
ass entertainment Christmas.
-trEuAN, Nov. 23.-Rev. H F.
To-. lAtt OF marshall as Uy the uilNnl-
7...> phu:ce of the Inemners of the Cum
..-uul Presbyterian church called to
H'r.rh. The church session will formally
ca Rev. Mr.. Bona, and il is believed he
w.. accept. Rev. z. &. Archer, =. {.
aa l. y. ". ID. Mouutcastie, Z. f. of
g.. herman district are attending con-
g.. ary I TrXurkiua. Rev. 7. J SIM
"".- Of Georgia, filed the South Travis
%. :: Epsootni church pulpit to-
Cav, OWING to the absence of Rev. +. G.
a-.nT.
iuENEY, Nov. 23.-There is some talk
of lu..:r.g Il vote on levyiu. SPECIAL tax
~ The t"nrtt OF our schools. 50 that they
0"y ur OF LONGER duration and improv-
.:- the grae.
MESQUITE, Nov. 23.-Rev. F. C.
May cry VINO has been Ill charge of the
Atlhud ST church here for the past two
Years, returned Yesterday from the an
lua conference ut TeXarkana. He has
been transferred 10 the Oklahoma con-
ference aud stationed at Oklahoma City.
lie left the conference as soon as the
transfer was made, and is now prepar-
Ing 10 move TO his new held. The church
here loses faithful pastor. 1t is not
Yet known who will be sent mere. The
lar weather to-day brought out fun
sunday schools.
Tie public school under Professor
NIaishGw is progressing splendidly. A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24

If you have good Tha6kseiving din
ner. you ~ll need tury cranberries.
celery, parskky, fresh creamery or coun-
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bully, pickles tsAhteen varieties), pre-
serves Gordon Qworth 'sD, jelly and
numerous othel deIN> cies, you can get
them all. and he very best, a. Turner
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Call At 01zEIrB business ONCE and
his papers premium seKinG0o <fs'ftts
only SCI. 2s;sx1n1 Sc Shnday GAzxrrs oniy "a;
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24
TEXAS PROGRESS.

lean Banker, New York: Ell Paso. Tex.
The Merchants Exchange bank Is
about TO enlarge its facilities aud take
out articles of Incorporation. so far as
these relate 20 financial institutions in
Texas. A strong Eastern man Is wanted
10 associate himself with the bank. Gid
dings, Tex .-Mlssouri capitalists came
down recently to open bank here. 1t
Is reported the bHuk will be styled the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24

ForMa1alte, Lirer rrou-
BILE, or 1nd1Eaetion, use
BROWNS 1R BITTERs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-13
GSilfesbarre Naehrtd,ten.

- Sames Ounitan 1T Jest aud ben
Bunoen erIesen, bic er bel Der gtottins.
bam grploiion erbieIt
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senannt. purOe NOntas gta6t um IL
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Sreitas ipurben @barles unb Sobn
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eas ehts Or. lbpmas' @eltetrir SeI bsfcmmt.
Gs bsilt GrfGltunsru, Group, Aitbmn, Saub'
belt unp &bfumatismus.
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Opbe Warfer Nptisen

= @esen 2sberlsiben siebt es nidtS
beferes, tpie Or, 9lusuit 86nis's Sams
burger 9rOpftn.
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uneen.
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pubIitaner fir Select @ouncil Sobn 8.
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9teape nominirt.
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Der Wt. Bleaiant @rube am 5reitag
giadmlttae tpurben 80. 3. Green, 9lls
freb 8Obwap, 0apiO Dabis unb Senrp
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unsefdbrlib.
- Die 8oIisei iiberfieI Sreitag Ra6t
bns SauS BON Sobn Ssder in 8eap's
Gop, an 2userneltrabe. IS tparen etiuo
25 gerionen barin, bic our6 Seniter
uno 2biiren ibr gntfonmen betperfitel.
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Spbn, Elm bOfnunesboqer sobn
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bofe itatt.
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Sa8 Ebal abmdrtS.

- Die DUN @rube bon Sermpn &
So. 1T uuf unbeitimmte 3eit 8efdlOiien
porben. - Serr Sobn Surber 1T 8ans
bibat fir Superpiior. -Sn unierm
9ownibip iOGen unsebIid 48 9erionen
QppIitatiOn fir @irtbi6aften sema6t
baben. - 8ei einem Streit 3tpii6en
StaIienern bon bier unb Der SibIep fol-
einer OsrieIbeu cine 8ueeI in ben Masen
erbnIten baben.
- Sobn Wbite bon Durpea ipurbe
borlebten 0ieaitas Absnb um baIb IL
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uno i6per oerlest. gr itarb Gags
barauf i'm Scrantoner SpipltaI.
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bier Der l4idbrtee Daniel gpans bes
sraben, wel6er am Wontas supOr in
Der SapIorpilIe @ru6e bon einem gIel
einen 5ubtritt in ben rlnterleib erbaIten
bate.
- Der Npotteter @illiam SimIin
iturb am UtontaS Ntorsen an ben SOL.
gen Der Grippe, alt 20 Sabre.
Dur6 eine burdsebro6ene Spren'
gune aus elmer anoeren &ammer Der
ArdbnIb @rube ipurbe @iaiam @ambIs
am DonnetitaS i6wer perIsst.
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tperben tdelib etipa 125 WaeenIabuns
gen Sra6t fir uniere 8aufl abse'
| iebt.
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rem in leBter SuiiOn srbBsr, ais ie su.
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fdufen 3iemIid Helm tparen. g8ir finb
trOboem 9IudIid, ba Der llnterIdieb
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fam, unb mir ipiinIden eS ibnen ebenfo
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uns fir bic fOmmenbe SaiIOn aboptirte
PIan tpirb Iein: 8Orrdtbe sr6ser, als
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nieorisiten, AuaIitdt bic allsrbeite, 8es
banbIun9 auOOrfommenb, Oh 2dufer
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mir tuiiien es ansuerf;nnen.
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ilbri8, unb ipenn Der Breis eu6 suIaat,
10 fOmmt unb nebmt ite biniuss, ba mir
ben &aum nbtbis baben.
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NtttStpn.

- @onsrebmann Osborne bat Sol
6. 6. Campbell sum Poitmeiiter fir
8ittston empfObIen.
SER Souls SeibeI, Der anseiebene
bsutider Mebser, 1T BON ben RepubIi-
fanern BON Bittston gum 8ureeB nomis
nirt morhen uno bic 9euti6sn foater
es itt sur @bria4e MAIDEN, ibn 3u
ertpdblen.
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bEiss Slut uuo seitDrts 6unftiOuen Der 9sbsr
uup Niersn III b5Is Drniniruus pes menibli-
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bsIritiet.
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42l 2adapanna Gbenus, Scranton.

Bir iino uuf oas 8eite eingerittet fur gn.
fsrtieuu9 ieoer art pboioarnpbiide= arbeiten.
nie Bortrnit photographer in belisbiaer
@robe 6amlieu. unS 8ruppenbiIeer. Sduisr.
uno 9anoiduftsnufnabmeu, Reproouitionen
Don BilAerr. GraBOn.Bortrnis aauareleu.
SeIgemdloe. 9ortelan.8iIosr II. I. 10. 8u.
frieosnfteleuoe albeiten bel mabigen BreiIen
nirh bu9efdert.
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put3waaren Departement
Spe;ielle ASreiie
fir bic
:BPtprfaQP ~!

Damsn 8ils prOmsnacs Siitr, is Gts.
pepi,rts 5its ST 90, psrtb $500.
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$50, - 800.
Stinbsr-S Sats 80 Gents. psrtb 500.
~ 50 f.25.
rs . $50.
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= S6eriff RObinion unO 2liiiitenten
bef6rbe,ten am 0ienituS Die neun na6
benz 3u6tbauie 8erurtbeiIten na6
9biIaosIpbia.
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Siiie 0eutIdler Briefe.

9t. 6. @nsIe, gIOum @reSIif, 9arI
8rapIe, Srau SafOb 8eifer, W. Baud,
Narp Briesm, BauI Robmann, Sobn
nhI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-13

= SameS 0unitun 1T iest aud ben
Bunben erIesen, bic er bel Der 9lottins.
Jam @rploiion erbielt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-13
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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-04
Middleton,

EDITORS BULLETIN:-The young
people of Middleton have been hav-
ing quite lively time recently,
MISS Maggie Sasser who has just
graduated at Winchester Tenn,
returned home on the 18th inst. &C
companied by Miss Fannie AldrIge,
one of her schoolm ates. Mrs. Belle
Sasser gave a reception on the ev-
ing of the 18th. in honor of the
young ladies. The evening will
be remembered as -one of the most
pleasant in the annals Of the history
of Middleton.
Miss Maud Garfield from Miss.
arrived the 18th, on visit to Miss
es Annie and Maggie Sasser; she
remained only a short time but made
quite favorable impression on the
young people, who would be very
much pleased to have her repeat
her visit.
Miss Willie Lloyd quite charm
ing young lady from LAGRANGE, is
visiting Miss Cora Wilson; she has
made several visits here and has
gained quite a number OF ardent
friends and admirers.
Miss Hugh Falls formerly of this
place, but now OF Pontotoc, IS visi-
ting friends who are very much
pleased to have her IN their midst.
On the Goth inst. Messrs. Jones
and Donaldson, Misses Falls and
Powell from Bonneville, Miss. arrIy-
ed in our midst: In honor of their
visit Miss Mamie Lambeth gave an
ice-cream supper which was most
enjoyable. Language is inadequate
to express the dergree of pleasur-
able emotion experienced by all
who were present. Our Bonneville
friends returned home on the 10Th,
leaving behind quite number OF
sad hearts who are longing for their
return. The young men made a
favorable and lasting impression on
our young ladies, and we think that
some of the Middleton boys were
so charmed that they will socn be
vending their way to Miss.
Bro. Mari. our pastor, assisted
by Bro. Coleman from Miffiin is
conducting a series of meeting at the
NJ. E. Church. We are hoping for
a gracious revival.
Success to you, ALIEN.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-07-04
Resolutions Of Rasnant.

Resolutions on the death of Stewart
Wilson.
Whereas, God in his mysterious provi-
dence has called Stewart Wilson, our
once faithful secretary from earth to the
rest remaining for His people, so that we
may no more be cheered by his bright
pleasant face and genial smile. We
miss our loved ones, but bow our heads
in submission to the hand that wounds to
heal.
Resolved, that we tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the bereaved family and lift
our hearts in fervent prayer to Almighty
God that the consultations of His peace
may be impaired to them in this sad
hour.
Resolved, that copy of these resolu-
tions be sent to his wife and parents, and
also to the BOLIVAR BULLETIN for pub.
LEGATION.
MRs. AMELIA CRAWFORD.