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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-18
NEW ADvRRTIsEmENT..

The iceathe, today
Is likely to be
fair.
PORTLAND, April IS. 1891.
II AVE you noticed
i i how much a jaunty
jacket adds to the
"get up" Of a Miss, little
or big?
Refers, the short Jack
cts with loose fronts and
broad collars and wide
cuffs, are the proper sorts
just now.
twill be a Refer season
for the girls CT 4 to II years.
There's richness in
braids and tinsel and brass
and silver buttons that
you'd never expect to meet
in ready made things, and
there's a semi-nautical-mili-
tary look to them that is
very fetching.
We are selling Jackets
for women too, and Reef
ers.
It's a good line of
blouses, shirt waists and
shirts that we are showing
now and new ones are COM
ing about every day. All
the new fabrics in silk,
wool and cotton are repre-
sented and a great assort-
ment in each.
There's only one thing
more to say of them and
perhaps that's best of all
they're not sxbenSs0e.
Short Cloaks for small
children and infants.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-18

Ladies take Angostura Bitters generally when
they feel low spirited 1t brightens them up. DIR.
siegert & Sons, sole manufacturers. At all drug
eists, apr8eod&w1w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-18

+. n. Weeks guarantees that one sc ,ar
OF Brussels soap is equal to two &c, bars If
rosin soap. -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-18
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY. APRIL is.
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs ToDA'


FOURTH PAGE.
Harrington Bros-542 Congress Stree'
IIOwen. Moore Co
CAPABLE girl wanted
Marry a, ~ the halter, Middle street.
n MLe1s1 q. LaTrabee-Mlddle Street,
manEso1 asrk & Co.-Congress street.
aLa Bros q Bancroft.
Honses for sale-y. q. Woodman.
= f.se@PrIees for 1891.
10 let-Furnished room.
CHARLES Day, Congress street,.
Nofice L. w. Atwood.
Wanted-Furnished room.
For sale New tent.
Wanted--Meet cook.
Furope-Select family party.
Situation wanted-Housekeeper
Wanted-Fred 8. Soule.
.John f. Proctor, Centennial block.
Wanted-J. g. Quarter.
FOR sale-W. II. Waldron.
For sale-Cabriolet.
To achievements.
Ladies-Mrs. j. Folly.
Must be sold at once.
Art exhibition.
To let-Hilside house.
AUCTION SALES.
n Doflav ar IN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-18
Cuticura ResoIvent

Inc new Blood Purifier, internally Ito cleanse the
Dloo9 Oh al impurities and poisonous elementsl
anu CVTlCuRA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTI-
i1 o. 9oAr, an exquisite Skin Beautiher, exter-
haiy NO Clear the skin and scalp and restore the
snfs,, nave cured thousands Of cases where the
lifeless or all gone, DISAGREEMENT te rrible. What
other remedies have made such marvellous cures?
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 5Oc:; SOAP
25c.; REsOLvENT, ST. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
eF-Send for GLOW to Cure Skin Diseases" Ga
pages, DO Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-18
First Baptist SUNDAY school,

The following officers have been elected BY
the First Baptist Sunday School:
Superintendent-Frede Brunei.
Assistant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dunn, Jr.
Librarian-Albert Z. Neal.
Treasurer-Henry 8. Bryant.
Secretary-Miss Alice J. Evans.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-18

RARV'N Skin and Scalp purified and beautlfed
DhDA by CUrIcURA SOAR. Absolutely pure
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-04-18

everyone ought to help build up
a. nome company like the UNION
10AL IL, LIFE INSURANCE
SUmfANY which has stood the
h test 0i over iorty years, and grows
pesoel WIN tne lapse OF time. The
record OF the past year proves this.
The historic times., 1891-10-17

a simple question might be asked the
young ladies who use this Venus cloth,
that ia, the ladies Of color, are you
ashamed Of your color? then if you are
not why do you wash yonr face in liquid
face powder an1 have your hair straight
ened? some Of you say yon are glad God
made you black bnt you are continually
adding:a coat Of paint to the front part of
your head. This shows that yon are dissst
isfied with mother natures work. As
water sci ks its level, SO woman seeks a
Powder Rag
Nor is the use Of this Rag confined tc
the. Young ladies, for there are some Ole
ladies who smoke pipe and wear a wig
Or two, who employ II as means OF put
ing them In mashing order. ''Be temp
ted in all things" that is the saying o
the Good Book. IoPsY.
n. S Above al things don't paint youI
neck.
The historic times., 1891-10-17
CITY NEWS.

u Burns & az. fer Groceries
or;he for the HISTORIC TINES
III latest songs At FIuke's'
ID newspapers tOr salo cheap # this
office.
nr Addison Thomas i building 4 very
~ j, eottage home on New Jerse st.
ID waItzes for the Piano and Organ
at Fluke's.
rne best stock of Pianos ani organ'
at Floke's,-
Tbe gaeatest bargains in cloaks at IA
FAIR.
~ not fail to read TIE HISTORIC TINES
tarue stock of % 30 and 75 + Folioes q
Fluke's.
Griffin sells all grades Of coal
lowest prices.
The best strings FOR musical ln5tre
ments at FIukes,
The historic times., 1891-10-17
PERSON A..
NV. Gross;
City Editor:

Rev. Grant Went to Atchinson, Kansas
Tuesday.
Mr. sam. Rogers was IN Leavenworth'
this week.
Will Herbert has returned from Guth-
rie, Oklahoma.
REy. j. w. Wilson has moved hls fam-
ily to Lawrence ana il located at the AZ Al
K. Parsonage On New Jersey st-
Messrs Miller AMI Moore Of Ft. Scott
Kans., are i'll the city preparing to attend
the X. s. u.
Miss Lille Parks returned home from
Kansas City, Sunday.
Hon. WIN. Pope, editor Of The oALL
Topeka, visited our city this week,
Miss Vina Ypung was In Leavenworth
Sunday visiting parents.
Miss Wiley, of Kansas City, Il The cues
of Mrs. w johnson.
Mesdames III. Grlce and z. Lindsey
Messrs r. Burns and Il. Drisaon, attende'
the opening Rev. Cohran's churh NJ. Jo
seph, Sunday.
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SOCIETY NOTES.

Frost as we'll az a little snow fell last |
week, and consequently the social "orld |
is exceedingly dull. Our people are great |
On giving entertainments in warm wealth
er bit with the first frost they stop and
begiu to inspect their coal pile or some
one else.
we would like to hear from the
LFriends in Counsel society composed
Of some Of our beautiful ladies. The So
ciety las been ssout Of sight since the
marriage Of their leader 1t should not
stOp for such small matter as this; there
may be good show for a few more OF
the girls.
= The large number secret socletles III
| Lawrence seems to indicate that much
rood ID bcing accomp ished by them.
Everyone is reported to be in flourish
Ing condition and we trust the report is
true.
Miss Capitola Watson was pleasantly
surprised last Saturday evening, by hel
many friends, at the residence OF MISS
, Ella Dimery'. All Of the elite Of the city
were Out as we'll az the Beethoven Mand2
ILL Club. "A Jolly time was had by al
dancing, music and games furnishing tn
t amusement until late hour. Hon. Y. IL
ILL., TAYLOR, Of Kansas City, Kan wa
present and delivered an eloquent address
NTr. Taylor il a very magnetic ana pleas
jnc talker and lie certainly gave his nearer
n some excellent things to think about AIS
B Watson. also addressed the assembly an
DISPLAYED the fact that she is one OF N
Il hriyhtest of Kansas fair daughters, III
u whole evening passed SO quickly an
h pleasantly that the happy crowd wei
] loath To depart when the dials OF me Dl
clock indicated that the Sabbath mor
was OF.
,. THE Whittier Literary society met Ia
II Tuesday night and the largest cro"o
tha season was out. The society opens
N With quotations from the MEMBERS Al =
Le which the program was rendered as i
n low; Select reading, w. S+ymore; zap
nIiterature, Geo. Gross; Open diecussl'
III of the paper; Debate, Resolved that 9
N cnmsrapces make the man" Affirmative
Grant Brown ana Fred 9. West, NeStlE'
yo Geo. Enis and GO. Gross. The deb'
es was spi rited and interesting ana was
,o .idcd III favor Of the affirmative.
The historic times., 1891-10-17
NOTICE,

Al article appeared in the
columns Of this paper about tWo
weeks ago which, il Is alleged,
had a slanderous and personal
application to lady student If
Lawrence Of \ very high stand
ing. II II also alleged that |
was the author Of said article.
Iwish to deny not only its au'
thorship but any knowledge
-hatever Of where it came
from or who its author is.
sincerity regret the matter ano
hope it had 10 reference to tht
LADY whom Dame Runner SAY
1T has. Hereafter all article
sent il for publication must b'
sent direct to me.
GEO. W. Gross;
City Edltol
The historic times., 1891-10-17
Rrnndeninc Profession.

$50 you're an actor?" said the man
in the counting-room to seedy appl-
cant for pecuniary assistance.
eyes, sir; I'm an actor"
mice business. I'd like to be an actor
myself" continued the man. with IN
Eyes; most people think that way
until they try it."
"Besides the excitement of applause
the travelling you must do broadens the
mine So"
Il don't object to that" said the
actor softly. What | object to IS thf
wav it broadens the feet" and h'
looked down at his poor, weary, worT
shoes and sighed deeply Detroit Free
| Press.
The historic times., 1891-10-17
THE GIRLS BEST FRIEND is HER
..POMDERING" RAG.


1t really "sc,.res me" to see Whist use Is
made Of this beautitier. From the snow
white To the JET black ii Il made All oppos-
ing agent to nature. Some Of Hams
daughters enter this plea for using this
omnipresent Rag; lit il good to prevent
the face from looking greasy but that Il
no talk: take bacon Tor q piece of Hog
-y)and rub your face and yon Will be
strictly sin IT,"
The practice Of using this unnecessary
Rag Is Very injuious: firstly II canses dis
eases Of the face; secondly, il causes moth
er to wash several more towels every
week; thirdly il disgusts the young mar
Tor old many who has the exquisite pleas
pEe providing you are not powdered to-
heavily to take You ont. He sees yol
have it stuck On your face in Jumps, evel
In your ears ana hair, and to cap it all Vol
have it on your lips and when (the younj
menl are requested to oscilate your ruble
they get stuck On them on short meteor.
The historic times., 1891-10-17
Call and see our huge stock Of musica
instruments at Flukes.
-. EXCISE CASE.
Justice who viii Have His Court
Treated With Respect.

4 Justice who VIII Have His Court
Treated with Respect.
Justice Quivver-Oficer, how did you
ret into dis 'ere mans saloon?"
Policeman-Had a hard tonne av 1t,
YER honor Got in with a jimmy.
Justice Quivver-A jimmy! Officer
We have committed a burglary SO ye
have, an OF shall be afther orderin' yer
arrest. Prisoner, ye're discharged.
Policeman-Yis, Yer Honor, got IN
with Jimmy Arvin.
Justice Ouivver-Ye vagabond. Olive
a moind to give you tin days for treatln
dis 'ere court with
Policeman-Well, judge, it's many a
tonne We treated me.
Justice Quivver continuing, unheed-
-Disrespect by making jokes at de
expinse av de justice av dis ere com
moonity! Oil have We all to under
sbtand that dis 'ere coort is no foive-
clint house wild cigar Injun for bar
keeper. Orn have yis all put out, an
| adjourn to the private Office till yls al
learn good manners. d ye molnd dat
| now.
Justice Ouivver and retinue file into
the private office, whence issue hllarlty
and clinlxing sounds not altogether un
familiar to the reportorial ear.
"Bedadn' exclaims one of the specta
tors. ''Oi tell yis dat, it's de law justice
Ouivver undershtands!'
HE ought to-" said another; he
been practicing behind the bar loni
enough. IN. Y Herald.
The historic times., 1891-10-17

y r. stubbs, young student in tht
HIgn School ana brother of MI H
ctahbs tbc prominent railroad contractor
aa,,mitteJ suicide lat Thursday evening.
uo vas Very bright young man and hac
IL tronble whatever and it is not known
-,hot prompted him to take such 9 rash
step that plunged him inc eternity h'
I'M ,aft ] note saving lie was tired Of life.
The historic times., 1891-10-17
OUR NOTE BOOK.

Iittle over wear ago the writer OF
this had tha pleasure Of camping ouI Ill
onc Of the most delightful and lovao!e
SHOTS IN Douglas County, place known
III Haryey's grove This shady, grassy
ana handsome grove is part ot the lafSe
and perfectly improved farm o. Mt -
Harvey, one OF the wealthiest and most
niph!-. respected colored farmers In the
County. Surrounded as IL is BY large ana
shadv trees, sloping hills and Laughing
brooklets. 1t is the very place where me
dnlI and listIess eye may be Frightened
ana The despairing heart caused 70 pea'
With new vigor, hopes and energy be-
ng III III health add suffering with the IN
tense heat, dust and fatigue Of city life, |
sought place where in quietness' might
IL possible regain some nf my former
strength ma energy. So at the earnest So
licitation Of my friends Sherman ana
Grant Harvey, II, with my wife, two boys
ana 4 companion for my wife, sought the
caIm repose Of Harvey's Grove. Once in
the grove it can readily be seen that II ST.
foras iii that tile human heart could wish
NJ demand. The country air, sweet ana
delicious, mild and cooling, was ladeneo
w,th the sweet perfume of wild flowers
ana mellow plums. Nor indeed was th'
beauty Of the scene only temporary To-
eaeh day brought forth new and brlghte
III. nes. yea each hour developed addition
I II beauties and happy surprises until q
times. almost surfeited with amazement
! we would fain close eur eyes lest We DC
d lleye ourselves dreaming.
lt ssBut who can paint
Il Like nature. can imagination boas
y Amid its gay creation, hues like hers.
9e EarIey III the morning ere the full dawr
inr of day, We would climb to the son
N hit of the stately hill close by and thei
II. III silence and awe, view scene sublim
Il Nature changes her garb, the surroundni
III country looks like one vast garden, n
N adice of rest pleasure and recreation. 4
s- II quiet save the occasional growing q \
oo cock. tile silence and solitude Of sans
Dn wnurd BE- carnival Of noise compar
III With the grandure, snblimity AMI qni'
HI nas If this scene. Looking to the We
ng NJ Dread. with her stately bulldin-
u. st.nds III bold and awful nagesty Ike
rim and silent sentinel. Looking to I
The historic times., 1891-10-17

yd. Pattern one-halt WOOL
Cashmere, including above lining, etc.
% AS yd. Pattern, Stripe Henrietta;
double width, including above hn-
ings etc.
g 98-s yd. Pattern all Wool Flannel
including above Innings, etc.
g 23-s yd. Pattern, fine Henrietta fialu
suiting, including above linings' etc.
"a. .9S-S yd. Pattern, newest shades ol
The historic times., 1891-10-17

Mr.. Secondtrial-But, my dear when
Angelina was alive
Mrs. Secondtrial-Just stop rlght
there. This thing Of drawing comparl-
snns ~ between me and your first wife is
something l will not permit. You hacl
better make up your mind to that at
once.
Mr. secondtrial-I had no idea OF
drawing comparison. | meant 70
draw a ast.-IndianapolisJ journal
The historic times., 1891-10-17
TWO STYLES of Amusement.

Prominent Citizen (of oklahoma
Come out to the progressive euchre
party tonight, Hankins.
Second Citizen also prominent)-Llke
to. but I'm due alta progressive tar-and-
feathering- and running out-ot- town
thank vocational Tribune.
The historic times., 1891-10-17
pp0GREsSTVE CLUB.

GOOD sized house and very intelll-
nort crowd assembled at the 2nd Con
aroaational chitrch, Thursday evening, to
soor the reading III Arthur p. Gray's pa
~ ~ tie "5olntion Of our social
IL Il ,hlem." The paper was read by Ny. r.
Grav under the auspices If the Progress
;ye Club. The subject is very difficult
one 70 handle, but every point was Elm
c,dated III brilliant and ferciblc manner
NE paper was thorough and compietf
and lett but little room for criticism Il
very spirited discussion followed IA
reading Of paper but most Of it was for-
elon to the main subject
The historic times., 1891-10-17

east, the glorious sun il beginning to rise,
slowly and gracefully she moves from be
hind the budding branches OF the sturdy
oak; soon the balmy air becomes tras'n-
cent with the golden beams from the
mighty "Monarch' The eye is delighted:
and entrapced, the sences quiekened and
the whole being elevated aid inspired by
the varying lights pnd shades, the gorgeous
yet harmonously blending hues, which
dance anu simmer in the light Of the
sun, to be reflected back with a thousand
added beauties from the mirror-like bos
som Of the silent Kaw. No tongue can
| tell no pen describe, nor artists brush
| paint the beautiful scene picture with its
exquisite soltness and it, peaceful and
perspective grandure a. viewed ii from
The lofty summit of Blue Mound.
The historic times., 1891-10-17

Henriettas, beautiful goods, including
above Innings, etc.
81 23-S yd. Pattern Of all Wool Habit
Cloth or fine wide Jamestown Plaids,
including above Innings, etc.
S498-S yd. Pattern fine Boucle Piaids
or Snowflake Plaid Flannels or Cheviot
Serges, all the very newest effects In
Dress Goods, including above hnings'
etc.
The historic times., 1891-10-17

Hon. G. II. J. Taylor the distinguished
colored orator and Editor of the American
Citizen, spent few days in our city last
week. lie came up to attend the Whittier
Literary society which he thought met on
Friday night. Mr.. Taylor is one Of the
best known as we'll as one Of the most able
men in the west He also enjoys The repn
tation Of being the NEST abused man in
the country. But it is hard 70 SEE Why
this is so. AS citizen. gentleman AMI
scholar he ranks among the first, and al
ways seems to be working for the good OF
his race. Of course his chosen political
faith causes some to abuse him but this !:
as UNJUST as it is proftIess. The writer O
tins is a staunch republican and differs
very materially with Mr. Taylor polit ca'ly
but otherwise we regard him as one po
sessing those qualities essential to and in
separable from good citizenship
The historic times., 1891-10-17

Autoharps, violines ana BanJos Il
The historic times., 1891-10-17

All Wool Red Flannels l9c yd
Wool Red Blankets S2.4s pair.
HEAVY 1Oc Shifting for 7.l-2 yd.
HEAVY Linen Crash 10 inches woe
&c a yd.
unbleached Cotton Flannel 3 l-2c'
The historic times., 1891-10-17
OUR BARGAINS DRESS PATTERN SALE, WONDER
FULLY CHEAP.

named below yds Lining ~
Waist Lining yd. Facing, l Spool Silk, Spool TWIST spoo
Coates Cotton, l Roll Braid, doz Nice Dress
Buttons l pair Shields
The historic times., 1891-10-17
TO ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS.

We give you handsome rocking chair or sewing 'aOio
purchase of Twenty Dollars, time unlimited
WE sell you goods for less than you ever oougn'
The historic times., 1891-10-17

OLATHr, Kan, Oct 15--Ine post OF
fee at Wilder. tais county, was robbed
Tuesday night anu about $50 in money
stamps, etc, were taken Postmaster
4 : +. Goddard runs a general store IN
connection with the post Office and only
about Iwo months ago his store was en-
tered aud about SIS in stamps, money
ana merchandise taken. At the same
,trne the store and post Office Of Z h.
ron. at Holiday. was entered. and ne
1ras awakened and fred a. the roooeF
af,ar III was on the outside with sever
81 hundred dollars worth Of nercLlan
disc and stamps Besides the ABOVE
robberies the Ol2the, Merriam. Sontt
Park. Bonita and Zarah post oihces' O.
this county. have been robbed Wlthli
The last few months
The historic times., 1891-10-17

sEE.oUR STOCK OF CLoAKs
Children's Cloaks 75c and upwards
Ladies' Cloaks g. so and up wards
MILLINERY.
Nicely trimmed hats sl'Oo and upwards
All hats trimmed free.
The historic times., 1891-10-17

We pay your round trip railroad fare on purch'
Dollars
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-11
Married.

The following telegram, relative
to the marriage of popular young
gentleman of Bolivar, is taken
from the Memphis Commercial:
GRAND JUNCTION, TENN, Sept.
5.-Mr. George w. Williams, of
Bolivar. and Miss Lizzie Queen, of
this place, were married to night in
the parlors of the Stonewall House
at 90 o'clock. 1t seems that there
was some objection on the part of
the old father of the BRIDE, and the
adage that "love laughs at locks
and bars was again brought into
play. The groom elect arrived
about $50 o'clock pm, TO see that
everything was in readiness. He
then disappeared, to again return
with his blushing bride elect, when
at 80 o'clock the ceremony was
performed in an impressive manner
by Rev. B. A. Hays in the pres
ence of some trusted friends of Mr..
Williams and a few others. The
bride was attired in beautiful dark
gray travelling dress. The happy
couple left on the IL. 10 O'Clock am.
Illinois Central train for Bolivar,
which place they will make their
future home. The best wishes OF
all who witnessed the marriage go
with them.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-11

met her walking near her home
along the railway. He attempted
to kiss her aud drag her into the
bushes. She screamed, and get
ting away fled home. Sheriff
Young went to Ruff's house last
night to arrest him, but he gave
the officer the slip. He has not vet
been arrested. Ruff is married
man but has no children. He was
accused of ssducing young woman
who lived with him and was also
mixed up in a scandal with anoth-
er woman. His paper at one time
attained a wide circulation, and he
and j. III. Mcdowell of the Alliance
had a tilt ard Ruff was downed and
his paper fell through. There is
strong talk of Iyaching him if he is
caught.
Ruff is well known in Hard eman
County. Several years ago he was
all through this section organizing
Wheels. Marshal Perry was notifi-
ed by telegram Monday to keep
watch, but Ruff had passed through
Bolivar on Sunday night at one
O'Clock on horseback, before the
telegram was received. He was
captured Tuesday at Winona,
Miss, and carried back to jackson
and placed in Jail.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-11

confidence in John Mcdowell.
lie 10 anxious to see the farmer
successful and prosperous. and frm-
" believes if democracy ever as
sumes control of the government
that better times will follow. He
will never give up the principles of
democracy, which are dear to him,
and for which he has contended
from his youth, to fellow demagogues
who advocate heresies.
"A bill has been filed in the
Chancery Court of Shelby County,
asking that Sallie Wallace be made
ward of said court, In order to
protect her from communication by
correspondence with w. ID. Bal
ley. 1t VIII be remembered that
Sallie Wallace is the little nine year
old child who was married here to
Bailey On Dec. u, 1889, by w. ii.
Evans. The parents of the child
fear second abduction, hence they
appeal to the courts for protection.
The bill contain serious charges
against the minister who performed
the ceremony.
Between 1900 and 1000 people
were in attendance upon the camp
meeting at Fairview and Wesley
Sunday. The meeting has been in
progress for nine days and will
continue longer. Much good has
been accomplished, The location
is well suited for protracted services
of this character. The grounds and
surroundings are picturesque and
accessible. Pure water bursts in
abundance from q bold spring at
the base of a high hill. Midway
between the two churches Mr.. Evans
has pitched his tent. The seats are
comfortable and so arranged that
those in the rear have full view of
preacher and choir. The refresh
ment stand is in charge of Mr..
CASTOR WhItmore and is supplied
with everything to please the appe-
tIte.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-11
To Those Interested.

According to the regulations of
the State Supt / shall hold the
first Quarterly Examination at my
Office in Bolivar the first Mon
day in Oct. Furthermore Clerks of
districts will greatly oblIge me by be
Ing prompt lr making reports, as !
have other work TO attend 10 also.
Circuit Clerk, T. M. Newsom viii
furnish or receive material when /
am not at Bolivar. can be found
at Bolivar the last Saturday in every
month hence, at other times find Oh
address me at Essary Spring, after
Sept, 18th. Respectfully,
/. N. ROLAND,
Co. Supt,