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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

be given the option OF 10 ing an an.
uual sum OF 50 in advance b. ga, h,-
trimming OF each yea Anvb. dv d. %
airing 10 join The clun alter tlu perm b.
nent organization rs effected viii have
10 20 through the regular form of slut-
lion by the club and will 20 reQuired to
nay an Initiation Zee OF $40 in addition
10 the above mentioned price Of ore
shire VI stock.
oYou are, therefore, cordially invited
a. ioin tho club ~ one Of ia charter
mcghcta, ou jhe terms Of tue rlnn
above outlined; aud we enoluso here.
with a postal card addressed 10 the
treasurer, with the request that YOU an
A. ont, algniiying whetAef or not you
desire 10 jOin, aud return 1t 10 us on
OF before : sturiay, Oct 1. Ia eass tho
total number Of charter members shall
aggregate less than enough g. carry
through the plan proposed, % will DO
understood tina. subscriptions no mado
viii not be called ia by the club, and
IN such case you will be notified 90
that effect. AZ soon ~ THE list % char.
tor members ia cOsupleio % general
meeting OF oil mtmbsrH 0i the club
viii he called, IN order 90 effect u poT.
ninuOut organisation"
The circular " tignUd by Harry r.
Browne, George Wettarvtlt, George
IL. Dawney, a. r. Holden, Percy d.
Ramsdcn, J. J.. SoAgmnun, sam G,
Pax, IA. 10. Wihut q, james l.. Pol.
lucf, 4. &. Hart, A. n Ensign, u. o,
Angel, %. } McCcuville.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03
AN ATHLETIC CLUB.
Preliminary Steps are Boing Taken 10
Have One Organized in This CITY.

Steps are being taken tending 10 the
organization OF an athletic club In this
city, and . meeting was held by
those directly interested In the propo-
htion al the Continental hotol on
Saturday night at O'Clock.
4 circular las been s0ut cut to bs.
tween 900 anu 900 men. In part 1t 10
as follows;
"ln pursuance OF a movement which
has recently been started IN this city,a
temporary organization has been effect
ed, under the name OF the Salt Lake
Athletic club. The purpose OF this
club Is To form itself into q corporation,
having for its main object the further
Hnce aud ENCOURAGEMENT Of amateur
athletics Of every kiud In this section
and tostimulate the general interest In
the same.
"The plan which the club proposes
il az follows; 70 lease suitable
structure In a convenient part Of the
city for club house nud gymnasium.
(lhefe ure two OF three such places
now in view, and ia case these can
not be secured upon reasonable terms
the club has under hdvisement propo'
slllons from certain property owners
TO build and lepse to the club
building especially deeigned
Tor the purpose.) Between So
600 and $500 viii be expended
by the club IN fitting mp the building
and squipping It with the best o.
modorn gymnasium apparatus, baths
anu swimming pool, bowling alley
billiard room and reading room. A.
experienced attendant viii be- eu'
ployed to attend the baths, anu
between certain hours OF the day a
competent instructor In boxing ami
gymnRstiCa viii he ON hand to give
lessons to members u the club. Eacn
member will be required 30 purchase
and hold ono share OF the capital
sleek Of the corporation, the price 81
which has been liked NJ sos PER share.
rms Will represent the initiation fee
OF each charter member. Ia addition
'Othis the dues OF the club are ~ acct
ms2'6O per month, payable In advance,
III Aleu- Vi which each member Will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03
NOTICE.

Wen Annie MINING aud milling e.. Principal
place %, busincaf. salt Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE - nENEnl OtNtN. THAT AT
N meoruuT oi the Hoard " Directors
hcId ON the flin gay o. suVismhtr, a. u lsgl.
o. and with tiU conscut ui The stueEtn .dDrs, an
nsfuaamcnt fNu. ~ OF aX fgl cents nor share
wHs levied on he capital stuet uf the company
uuynhiT % GunlEo swan, IrcaHurrF. 10 room
No. D, nCstfci Rational NHnk iuldinE. salt
Lnao 1itv. uth, before NntOmbcr iHt. 1904
Any stnck upon which thIa HfHuHHuent may
rem Iln unuuii uu the irt uuy oi NOVEMBER,
isHi, us af0tcaaId. will hn 1uuu4urot. Hnd adj
Vurutcd tor Hlie. 90 public auction. und uulrfs
payment is made hCInrn, wit ie col. Un Ihuu.
dHy, tuc .tih uaF 10 NDNsWlCr. lsJi. ht Q O'Clock
Win thH cost OF H1trrilalrr and gNrUuan %
aair 1uhN .. Nsulithg. Secretary.
based Salt iasc CITY, september 1854 i..l
d9Dd
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NOTICE


r. HEREBY GlvEN 10 TliE srOCK.
holirfs NJ ihr Lfho Land ana stock
company. thas thUfu wui he amcruns 81 tho
Stockholders Of -ait corp ration held ~ the
once ni jcuuiugt Hraihtls Investment Com
rhnU % No. u Wcai. tirni south stfort,
htt Lake CIV, ht tho hour ~ $50 pm, on
saturday, october fh. 1922. Tor the purruse NJ
nf1nudinE 'hc tomnany's Aruclrs Of iurur.
pnfuuln hr ircfrl9.ng the number OF thrrrs
u ~. capital -toct, uuf alec o. DniarHrg flo
cumuauV'F HrutC 90 deal % other Personal
property iHiidfH cattle and hcrH.a. and fH give
surh additional powers o. the U.ro. tors amt
NrnnFufs 90 huI and 'C.l onttC. hortcs aui
fNr.u HUd other personal IfurcHiT. uH also
ru4' ufuprrty o. NAY bel conducive % tho lU.
itrcata and future Nrlfa'' lf The coin pinv.
and llau a. increase Uie number " Directors
1ud other nlirgre ~ thH cotapnuY. uud trtuatr
such other changes aud modification DO nIHy
mot ucar.y meet me present cKigcnCics ~
Che company.
~. q. CIAWsuN IU,
rrcfCthry aud trthfurcr.
Dated She ith day " toutCm.ef, i.ll q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03
TRUSTEES SALE.


Wy UtltEAs, ELlLAiETn ReErJ, JANIS
w u. hfcu and imhrl lruit by tbCir cor.
d. d decd OF trust, dated Tue thifd nay of Juy
1850. ana duly re, urdcd 10 mo recordot's once,
in he county Of relt Lsko, in the Territory OF
utnh, M Book u o. Norlgagrs pagCu l2i. lH,
l!o and llH sold Hnd conveyed o. mo under.
signed u.lgo the following dcarfibed proper
hAlt Lake, Territory u uiuh, beginning 40 the
nurthweft corner ~ lot two ~, bioct eighty
nino ls9l, Pat u, SAT- l.akc uHy survey. and
east seven 80 rods, uicncv uotth three ~
rods, aud thence WcHt seven a. rods TO place
of beginning, IN trutt fer nc pntposr 0f 20
rrumiss CIV nolo made hy SAID Brofu, lring Tor
the sum Of i've hundred tnllnrs liirOI, dated
% SAT- Lalo Clp, lHl,J,ulY p, l..o, anl pAl
fmma ~ Davis, cor value received, without
dedication mr. discount az SAT- Lake CIV.
Utah. with Interest from date untli paid. 90 tho
rate Of one pcf cent prr month, hnd sAll n1tU
10 particularly drArulcd ln daid deed Of trust.
Whorcua,acCordiugto thc forms and c0ndiunns
Of taid note ana said deed OF trust The ahil
note 10 due, aud no part thereof mas been raid.
except the sum Of eighty dollars Tor infgras
aud whereas Il was nui 10 provided No said
deed OF trust, hat should default be
made In ur pnymcnt OF sold note or
the interest that may accrue thereon ne pto.
yided therein, then ~ ihtTcuuest of the holder
Of onid note SAID uuiersigncd trustee should
hcroof to the highest bidder Tor oash Tor ,hs
purpusc Of paying Haid noto ana fulNilng aud
diHchhrgluE the duties or foid trust. ana
whereas thn leHHl owner and holder NJ said
note has requested the undersigned trustee Ii
pfpecen % scil Haid property under aud ceord
Ing 10 The term. aud couditinur Of said deed NJ
uutt ana 10 discharge the duties and Obliga,
lions thereof
Now. therefore, l. the undersigned. trustee
Aforesaid, a the roqueat Of the legal owner
and holder Of taid pr0ininsnry note, wall, IN ne.
| cOrdnnce with the trfine and conditions OF said
| 4, OF Of trust on the 18th day OF Ortnb r, i4gl
10 tho ciy Of SAT- LAKE aforrsaid, at the from
! ronr NJ thu SAT- Lake County Court lloueo
| Utah Tlutory, At tgolve O'Clock noon of thai
| day, fcll az public auction to the hlghCAt hid
| der fnr rash, srid property or 90 much thereof
/ ~ may be necessary O. pay fuid motto and IN,
| icrOft aud t1 satisfy tho same and dischnrpf
| tho dutius imposed on ne by sain deqd " iru 3
| joins W, SMELL,
Dated at Salt Lake CITY, Utah. september
18th. isqa.
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AN EXCITING asost STORY

Fleeing from N"lc7 'ninn Almost Up
"H''"'' " '"''
lhcre WIS recently "h eA''unR
gho-t nllnt an tle W''' emu '+, 'ilc
trsidehis pi ln't eilllhehliy i' nec''
aola heiRhuorAood al" not ll"ei"lm'
ulR lhe i.i'l from tnn hou,e'ops nor
pouring the u''aiis mo th' greedy
guy OF he he"-I''per i,poi',, LN'
wy 1'uy hhl te,i'," out "iu man
,"oi'S p'ds eiu,s' u'Nsu'er anu her
pas. young man lney We're sllIing
w 70 look ht NllIs una 10 ur"W pay
. ,,,,, ue'Woeh lnnI pN'he, ana Aii''
"o ,i,,{, ls.'eii'.I ,'hc- '9E
VI NJ" "ut "'l WHY'S anu
c"uii ny U" th"t i,ii'"ny Moilu'
u7p.I th' young iaNy us sho tHo-
10 PICK o"t H'ie immature moons
uy ,eo 'uo OF ''il opera biA,A
gu MAKE me weary ciool'ed q
lai-h No.'e guy seemed 10 como
rom 'he Top Oh " ueldllDofuls sn''He
'ite.
y" nav . ul'' f'-peh 'he young
n.uy ''s siio u"'l'io",i her sum ui.n
cluns Wilh q e'nV'I.'N we hhudaer TO
'ne coat Goa eol!uf OIL hti companion
-. I"'s inc Wind or inc car ri't,
tilug over inc stony S'!e-I tepi'ea
inc Young man VINO had READ poetry
w IN" hothlnS ret"fteu Tue
proud pe'uty pat inc young ni'ih
i'ss'rVu hei 'n"' sue neeo te''r noun
ing WINE ne was present
hou arc so oi"Vo ana hooie'
Algy, she Rurgled as she lniu her
ivlr youns he''u upon MS pun sliir'
'front.' -,
bre''N away Die'.A away Inc
voice ug'un' nearer clearer deadller
th'.il oeiorc'
A!sy, inc pr''Vo anu NOME inVol,
unfairly fetiied couple oil hundred
iee0 ueioIe ne ran over inc lawn
mower anu came 10 a luii stop Inc
youhB I''ly ~ |oWh upon inc giass
uili scle,'l'op, lN'Sy mustered uP
courage 10 Iv'uIn part way ~"
Iupu''.i ' "as ~ s'',Nc 1lu nc 10
s ,g'' 70 i''ko u uold pay Tor H.
i iic orcp' u s'ul' nearer, uilu III trem'
ullhg acoell S oesseu tne young h'uy
not 70 oe ilii'nu' as no was thero OF
lhoieap9ut' men ne struck tragic
pose pos, ana sloulou' -
De ,i'ou ui'sgi rom heaven OF
Honl'h o''lliI mo- NOV CONTEST III such
Iu..S'''l'''o'e 5''ul'v
i, . iu''''e' ''''u l, NY SUI pcs 'rooled
,lo No'oo w >, y 3,l.'il"l 'yH.1' ana lhe
Soui'5 nun il.u lo"a i 'lo mouse,
i'"' ,,9 i ,,-i,.y l','.'.' iN ~, INV
career, w ''Nlus up gnu Gown inc
iIoIu pvi.n was ,., "a u'35e','n u 'Le
.l'.'' u. ,,lesl " L.,i' l1o .l.' Gown
.!io E'''G 5,, W'IH anu ma ,llol's ,ho
~, - '' W'','o "s'l'g Wen. ON .
, s'',I nuh' .o, n'i'l' 'i'I lll' youls
10y won ''' 1919 ',i.,' my ny, '''l 'i-.t Nuo'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

In The matter Of the fstato aud Guardianshp
OF Abraham q MiuuUitUu n aud Many
A. woodruff, Minor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

Mr.. and Miss Dancer arc rcputed
the most notorious misers IN the
Eighteenth century Tho manner
IN which this couple We're found
after death to have disposed Of their
wealth was evon more strange than
could have been thoir method Of ne.
Quiring it, The total value was ego, g.
000 which was thus disuosad nfi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

A suArL H. WOODRUFF. THE GUAR.
IA dian OF the ptrsnn and ciiAtc Of Altl
hHm q M'noifcd Il and Mary A. WoIdruh
miuCrr. having nlcd his petition heron,
duly verified, praying for an order ut sale
81 Hr OF The real estate OF siid minors .
for tue purunfca q rrcin Get form, u IL
hereby ordered that .ho neNt Of hin % tho
Nshfds and Nil persons Interested 30 the estate
at fuid minors, appear before the said i'Tui ate
~ 10 O'Clock in the forenoon ~ end day. " tho
Court Room of Hid Probate ourt, bt the toun.
" Court iuuse, iu The rity ana county ot alt
Lake. Utah Territory. TO chow cause why 90
order should not be Granted 10 the call guar.
dian, TO soil 80 much Of the real estate of
the faii minors At private sale ~ shan be
necessary, and that q copy Of the or or no.
putliHird nj least tnroe succcssive weeks On The
brsIRLr tYTNtNG NTwa, a cwfparor print.
cd ana published ~ said ciiy AND county,
Dated sept. OH, isn1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.


MOllgL Is HEREBY GtNES THAT ~
~ purHu ncl OF ~ order Ol tho Probate
Court uf the County Of balt Lake. ugrrit1fs ut
ltaul made on thU ith dry OF September, isJl,
w ne matter ui thc tstalg of John Lo.a, iel
ctaact, thc undersigned, the adWintitI AtrlX 0t
ne SAD estate, VIII sell nj private sale by
frllrd biis BE- Writing 81 the Highest ulrdrr fOT
cIHN unu 'uulcft g. confirm 4u0u sF aA.l PRO
tlfH court. uu NrdupruHt. tho Ig.4'Iay 20 90.
iuttr, p az 4 9'riudh Iu,, Ht tho Jaw uifc ui
Richard s. MOylr, Rooms $500, Combination
hui.dinF, " south Main street, Halt Laao ttv,
Yah, Al ~ the Fight. utio, Interest aud estate
Of the sHl1 JOhu liOes 90 tho TINE OF Dr. death,
and all no rght, uilc and interest that tho taid
cahtc nae, h} operation Of Law or oihurWlsu aUs
pulrci, oiher than or iu addition o. thHt uf lha
sIi lhn hgps 90 tho tlric OF he dctth, in AND
60 1ll ihEt certain lot, nieCc or parcel ~ land
situate. lying ana bong "a uaii county OF sHli
lhAo, Territory OF utHi,. ara bounded and dci,
cIlbed o.. lui'uw-, % wit;
AZ Of LotMN 0liu hiock three 49,, o. piat'
iei on 'nra. sahdNn1 pa Of Lot ilx ttli tcyul
a. Hud Light .al OF Rlncs .thitty. nInn li1J, IN
Ten Acre Ilat'A," MA Fitld ssryey.
Also coma cncihg at the suuthwrHt corner OF
LOT ono %, Block twenty-five tQel, Plat q salt
Late tfiy survey, and running thCrCe butit
ton Iiul rob, thence east one 10 roo thence
t1uth ten llul roda, therca woAt one " rod "a
tho place o. loginuiuis
Terms and conditions 0f hales CHnh. zen pfr
ront 81 tln purchase money 10 b. pa'h on iht
day of sale, balance on confirmation u f4lg lt
Probate Court. Deed ateaprnec OF pufchaacr
EliTAEErH a. lti.lPF,
AdmmisirairiN of the estate VI John iiccso
san tase city. Utah. sept II. i,e!.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

In the Probate Court r tho County " Salt
Lake, Territory OF TITAN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

CLERK of TIC Probate Court.
ry CAusILS nnowSE. JH. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-03

~ o11CE ~ HEREBr GIVEN THAT
~ George 4 " srombc. scu., executor "
tnr estate Of sarah HARDY. deceased. las
rendered Tor settlement ana ulci m snd
~ eAt+ estate und pCuuuu Cor final distribution
o. mo fnslunD &C arld rHtats among The pUfaluH
entitled tacfcio. aud tAtt TiaIsihy. The dih
anl oibcthrr Nd lsll, ni u. o'clock q, No., A.
ihu Court Room Of rlii Court tu tho County
tuuri lluusc, SAT- LakO CITY and County, Utah
Territory, hrs l0ch duly appointed By q
account Nfu hrasug fuiu petition fnr dIatrinu
ton. % which tue ana place HnY person utUr.
ell u faid caiAia may appear and show
e1ugc,u any thHfo be, WY said acc0unt should
ton mnNc 200 prayed foI.
Dated sept. o., lsg:,
CLERK of the Probate Court
ny CAusIIN nnuwsE. JIL. Deputy.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-17
CARD OF THAN KS.

EDITORS BULLETIN-Please give me
space in your paper to publicly express
our deep feelings and heartfelt thank
fulness to the many friends around Viido,
Hatchie, Mercer, and my own town, and
elsewhere, for their continued efforts,
night and day for the recovery of the
body of our dear boy, from his watery
grave In Hatchie River.
To the kind neighbors who unsolicited
provided and sent provisions to sustain
the bodies of those noble hearted men and
boys, who worked so untirlngly; to the
kind Superintendent and all connected
with the Tennessee Midland Railroad
Company for their deep sympathy and
readiness to help us, in the hour of deep
est gloom, may the God who said ga
cup of water in the name of q disciple
shall in no case lose its reward" reward
and bless these for their labour of love.
w. M. NoRMENT AND FAMILY.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-17
70 the Memory Of N. Z. Norment.

70 the Memory Of ~. q. Norment.
Alta called meeting of Raphael
Semmes Lodge, No. 80, knights of
Pythias, at Whiteville, june 10TH,
1892, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS it has pleased AL
mighty God Ia his wisdom to re-
move by death from our midst our
much esteemed and worthy brother,
N. E. Norment, be it therefore
Resolved LIST, That in the death
of Brother Norment our lodge has
lost one of its most esteemed and
trusted members, for he was o true
Knight of Pythias, filling with cred-
1t to himself and honor TO the fra
ternity every official station to
which he was called, being at the
time OF his death vice chancellor.
End, That while we keenly feel
the loss of our honored and much
loved brother, yet we bow in hum
die submission to him who doeth al
things well.
Bird, That we teuder our SINGER
coincidence to the bereaved fanil!
and pray Gods richest blessing
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-17
SPECIAL CARD.

We d esire to call our readers at
tention TO the elegant illustrated
catalogue of milford the Memphis
JeWeler, and cheerfully commend
with pleasure and pride this old re-
liable house to their confidence. o ne
of the catalogues Will be sent at your
request.
We have known Mr.. milford in
timately for years; he has been
engaged in the jewelry business OF
Memphis, Tenn, and unhesltating-
ly say that you can depend on
what he states as being exactly SO
plain and easily understood.
You take no chance In ordering
from j. n. milford. as your money
will be promptly refunded without
any expense if not pleased with the
goods received.
Mention BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-17

name was league. She was a Sis
ter to Mr.. Joseph b. league. Mrs.
Finn was an invalid for twenty
years prior to her death. She was
member of the Missionary Baptist
Church. The burial took place
Saturday in Glover Greek Cemetery.
Mr.. John Boyd, of Memphis, has
been in Bolivar for several days on
visit to his mother, Mrs. j. M.
Mask. Mr.. Boyd met with a very
painful accident recently. While
entering an electric car on Front
street he came in contact with an
iron post. His collar bone was bro
ken, and he was other wise consid-
erably bruised up. We are glad to
state that he is recovering.
On next Sunday an excursion
train will be run over the Newport
News and Mississippi Valley route
from Memphis to Paducah. Round
trip tickets from Memphis to Padu-
cab, 81; from Fulton to Paducah,
81. Train will leave Memphis at
500 Am, and Fulton at 1890 am.
Returning, tickets will be good on
train leaving Paducah at 8 p.m.,
same date, or on train leaving Pa
ducah at 8 am, Monday, June 20.
The marriage of Miss Mary
Price to Mr.. w. /. Gates took place
at the home of the bride In White
vile, Monday evening, ia the pres
ence of many admiring friends.
Rev. Hardin Turner ofhciated. The
bride is the youngest daughter of
Mrs. E. w. Price. Her literary
attachments, coupled with the gifts
that nature has sbowered upon her
have made her faYorite in the So
cial realm. The groom is a rising
young business man of Whiteville,
and is q member of the firm of
Cock & Gates. He is worthy of
the esteem and affections of his
pretty and lovely bride. Indeed,
they seem to be peculiarly suited,
| and should their lives be spared,
we believe they will decide that life
is worth living.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-17


The body of Nat Norment,
drowned In Hatchie river last week,
was recovered Friday. The re-
mains were inferred at Whiteville
Saturday.
Rev. w. III. Evans campmeet-
ing will be held at Old Bush Camp
Ground, near Hickory Valley, in
stead of at Smart Springs, as for
merly announced.
Mrs. w. j. Mccoy returned
Wednesday from visit of several
weeks to her old home at Murray,
KY. She was accompanied by her
brother, Mr.. Waters, and niece,
Miss Grogan.
Misses Lizzie Coates, Nashville,
Laura Pardue, Madison County,
House, Union City, and Worrell,
jackson, after a pleasant visit to
Miss Ella Pirtle, returned to their
homes Yesterday.
Anything you want In our line,
If we haven't it in stock, We will
get 1t for you with pleasure. Cal
and see US, SAVAGE Il EMERSON. {
The Illinois Central Railroad
Company will sell tickets on July
End, 3rd and 4th., good to return
until July 7th, between all stations
on Southern lines at one and one
third fare.
DIR. S. Dickson will visit New
Castle, professionally, on Monday
and Tuesday the 9th and 2Sth, o
this month. Those in need o
dental work will have an opportu'
nifty Of having it attended to. Ut
Mrs. Corrie Crawford, of Boil
war. stopped over here Wednesday
en- route to Louisville, KY. Mrs
Ida Dugan and Miss Corrie Dugal
accompanied her to the "Falli
City."-Whig.
B. F. Huddleston, of Grains
Vile, brought box of meat t
town Wednesday, and sold it to on
of our merchants. The merchan
will probably sell it to those who's
opportunity of raising hogs wa
equal to that of Mr.. Huddleston.
= Tie Board of Equalization
finished correction of errors in as
sessment books Wednesday, an
adjourned until the 4th Monday j
June. Those whose taxes have bee
increased will have an opportunit
to file complaint at this meeting.
ANY Patent Medicine made ca
be bought at Hudson's, or else b
will order it for you. Try him.
Last Sunday was a pleasal
> day to the good people of Grains
Vile and the surrounding neigf
borhood. Two sermons were preacl
ed and an elegant dinner spres
: in the grove surrounding Il
= churches. A large crowd vi
present.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-06-17

/ shall be ut Middleton June %, "a,
and Is, forthe purpose of doing Institute
work, renewing certificates and examin-
ing applicants (white teachers.)
At Bolivar, June 30th, July 1st, and
End, for the same purpose. The colored
teachers will meet at Bolivar In Institute
work June rs, and %, under the same
order of management az last year, and /
shall examine applicants and renew GER
tifcates June 18th.
AS Institute work exhibits to q great
degree the interest a teacher has in his
profession, We hope to have quite an in
teresting and beneficial time.
shall not examine any more appli-
cants before the times above stated, as
the school year ends in June. Hence it
is very essential that all applicants avail
themselves of this convenient chance.
We welcome and encourage q good
attendance of the communities at large.
Very truly,
/. n. ROLAND,
Co. Supt.