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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20
Resolutions of Respect.

we, your committee, respectfully
submit the following pre- tmble and
resolutions on the death of Sister
Fannie Guy Bostwick, who tell to
sleep Goth of December. 1892. She
wa the daughter OF Col. and Mrs.
Martin Guy. She was twice mar
RED, first to Mr.. Gales, after ards
To DR. II. NJ. -Bostwick. She was n
member of Presby erIan church aud
ever true aud faithful to the requir>
meuls of that grand old church.
She was a charter mem Der OF Beu
Iah Lodge No. 432, Knights and
Ladies of HOnor al Salisbury,
Tenn, and afterwards filled the
flee of protector with grace and
dignity. There is sorrow among
her friends In church aud lodge,
now that the warm and sympa>
IheIic heart has been stlIled; thai
they will asp no more in this iifr
the hands that We're ever ready To
help the weak and weary.
We love to listen 10 the reminis-
ctnc-s of her lite, the loyal services
OF christian principle; the truslfuI
spirit, the ObeiIent mind. the loving
heart. How insignificant the sell
flush pursuits OF this world appear,
when We stop to look uppn life so
redOlent with christian virtues; how
good and grand 1t seems to live with
a purpose to bless humanity, anu
giorI!y God.
Sister Bostwick was seen at her
best in her own home. There in
deed she rel gned sole priesters ut
the temple. She was peculiarly
gifted in all that qua flied woman
to make all ideal home.
Her husband aud children were
the constant recipients of loving
acts; of spontaneous tenderness, of
sleepless vigiIence; of instructive
solicItuhe' Even the strang ger
within her gates was made TO Tee.
The sweet influence of her SWEEP
and gracious wOmanhOOd.
She leaves two daughters Just
building into won al hood, also twn
manly SONS, and to these children
and The husband we offer our svm-
rathy. They feel as though their
home was now like The ala baster
Sase-wIth the light withdrawn.
We commend tn them the precious
promises of God. As the flower
gives out its most delicious trag-
rance when crushed, so do the
promises OF Coo breathe their
healing balm most effectualIy when
pressed upon hearts burlended
with sorrow. AS it has pleased q ri
TO renmvd by death our sister, Fan
nIe GuT Bost wick,
Therefore. be il resolved, first,
That In her death this lodge has
.ost one OF its best mem bers, yet
while we recognize our loss, we bow
III submission 10 the will OF Hun
who doeIh all things well.
Res lived, seaon'l, That this lodge
be draped In the usual form Of
tor thirty days.
Resolved, third, That a copy of
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes uf this lodge aud one sent
to the b. rsaved family to whom we
eXIeud Oul hear telt sympath aud
u copy to The BOLIVAR BULLETIN
Tor publications..
Done by r Ter of the lodge at its
regular meeting Jan. 2 III, 1893.
Mrs. S. ID. WRIGHT,
S. A GoDsEY,
4. A. SMITH,
Committee.
Mrs JOSIE GUY L. W, Protector.
]. L. Low, Secretary.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

The tonsorIalists are up in arms
against the bill introduced by Rep
sentative Story for the repeal of the
Sunday barbering Law. They
justly claim that they are entitled to
one days rest in each week.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

In the senate Tuesday, Penland,
a republican, introduced petition
from William Rush, setting forth
his claims for a contest for the seat
of Senator Coates. Some good
democrat should make a motion to
table the whole thing.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

A member of the house of repre-
sentatives has introduced a ball to
empower county courts to appoint
tax collectors in each civil district,
Instead of one tax collector for the
whole county. This was formerly
the law, aud gave general salts
faction.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20
Non Resident Notice.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
HAkDFMAN COUNTY.
Dowdy & Carglle VS.. Brag Floyd.
In this cause, it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant. Brag Floyd, is Justly
indebted to the plaintiffs and is a nom
resident of this state, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served on him,
and an original attachment having been
levied on the property: 1t is therefore
ordered that publication be made in THE
BOLIVAR BULLETIN, a newspaper pub
lished in the town of Bolivar, for tonr
successive weeks, commanding the said
Brng Floyd to appear before me, or some
other Acting Justice of the Peace, at my
office in First Civil District of said
ountv, on the 9th day Of December,
1892 at 8 O'Clock a. m, and make defense
TO said suit against HIN, or it will be
proceeded with ex parte.
+. J. CAMP,
J. P. tor Har'leman County.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

We would respectfully remind
the editors of the Nashville Amer
lean and the Memphis Commercial
that unless they can say something
good about a dead man, they
should keep silent.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

AS Governor Buchanan has
vacated his office without pardon
ing III. Clay King, it remains to be
seen upon what subject the know
alls will next enlighten the
public.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN, an
acknowledged leader of the republi~
can party on huanclal questions,
occupies the peculiar position OF
endeavoring to have the silver law
which he is the author of, repealed.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

A bill has been Introduced in the
legislature providing for the election
of state superintendent and county
superintendent of public instruction
by the people.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

REPUBLICANS are no doubt griev-
ed since Senators Hill and Murphy
have signified their intention OF
supporting the Cleveland admin
istratien.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

RUTHERFORD B. HAYES, ex-
president of the United States. died
at his home In Fremont, Ohio,
Tuesday night.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

HORACE II. LURTON has been
elected chief justice of the snprem e
court, the position formerly filed by
Governor Turney.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

GEN. ADLAI Z. STEVENSON, vice.
president elect of the United States,
was the guest of the city of Nash
vile last week.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

GOVERNOR TURNEY has appointed
John s. Wilkes. of Pulaski, as
member OF the supreme court.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20

JOHN A. FIFE. of Carthage, has
been appointed acknowledgement by
Governor TuFney.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20
WOOD & WILLIAMS Editors

BUCHANAN vacated the guberna-
torial chair Monday at II o'clock.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-01-20
NEW MARkBT HOUSE.

| have recently opened a New
Market, adjoining my livery stable,
where | will keep on hand at all
times FREH MEATS, PORK,
MUTTON, GAME, FISH, etc,
and sell same at lowest prices. viii
also pay
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
for Good Beef cattle,
Pork, Hides, Talow, Furs, etc.
N. G. NUCKOLLS, Prop.
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ebafer & 8rabm,
Manap electric Company, Wpbrie
& So.

Sn unferer bsutige1 Summer eri6eis
ren bic Mnaeigen ber brei obiger Sir
men, bic auar fo3ufasea cine ein3ige
bilben, aber fi6 IN Departments eins
getbeilt baben, um 0anb in 9ano tpirt=
famer arbeit.n sl f6nnen. Sbafer &
8raben liefern bic praftif1e plumbing>
Mrbeiten; 8o6rie & 60. finb Gabri=
fanten BON gornicen &c. unb bic elef<
trii9e 4ompasnie beforgt ginri9tuns
gen fiir eleftrif9e 8eleu6tung &c.
Sn ihrenp SADIE fimb fie fdmmtli9
prattifd tnh babet bur9 in3dblige
Irbeiten 8eueife BON ibrer 2eifungss
fdbigteit unb Sl9tigfeit abgelegt, 10
bab "a teinabe fpri6m6rtIi1 setporben,
baB, mas Sbafer & Braben iibernoms
nlen inb QuSgefibrt baben, aud gut
1T. Wir e%Epfeblen bas 8eiGdft allen
unferen 2efern redt angelegentli9.
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@pmlet ! 0pmlet !

Gin gbampagner, Der fi9 INNER
mebr 5reunbe ermirbt urb balb ben
Marft beberri6en mir6, 1T ber George
@~puIet.
gr bdlt bic ri6tise Mitte spif9en
aaen gisenf6aften, bic man beim
@bampagner ertuartet; 1T alio ni9t
gu ilB unb ni9t berb; BON prideln>
bent, anregenbem @ef6mod unb be-
fommt, felbt in groBen Quantitdten
senofen, ausgeaei6net.
Sarum: Sriuft @ouIet unb nitr
@pmlet.
&onie & @ab1fab,
Mgenten.
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9aml 1ride.


gTs8nnbesmarfban paul Stride fies
belt mieber mad 8renbam iiber unb
eebt ins Gottongef6dft. Ct berbient bic
Anertennung, baB er f1 In Der Stels
lung al8 Narfban pollauf betpdbrt bat
uub jiuar in f9mieriget1 3eiter, tpie
BITE @reu5unruben He geboterr babea urb
trot aler 2dnfef9mieberei gegeit ibn
NIB Berbreitung BON liigenbaften Bes
ri&ten, bic ba3u aaaetbar1 uareit, i'm
~ uerbd6tigen unb aus ieinem poifeu
~ p~erbrdngen. Sn allen 6dllen Be-
tpabrte er tets cine eiferne &ube uub
iene Si6erbeit, bic uur Demienige1
eietJ, Der ft9 betpuBt III, feline pfi1t
unb 69ulbigfeit getbat an baben.
pauI Stride ftaub in Der Miisftibrurg
feiuer Amtspfli9ten binter teinen1 feis
uer 8srgdnger aurid; ALIEN feline @es
uifeubaftigteit un6 fem D~ienfeifer
us6ges nod 8ielen als gorbilb 6ienen.
erueunungert tpie bieienige bes 6erru
Stride bur9 ben Yrdftbenten 6arrifon
eerei9er benz Deutf9tbum aur gbre.
Mir habeu IN 9eras ME einen nebers
iub on utf6samerif9e1 Bunbesbe,
outten gebabt; bafir muB uns bic
fbotfa6e geniigeu, baB fie ii1 bepdbr>
ten unb se3eist baber, 100 brau9bares
MlateriaI 5u finben 1T. 6err Stride
tebrts ua@bem Ct gldn5eube proben
BON }eiueui Mutb uub fetner Mmtsti1s
tigteit aboeIegt, ius gribatIeben auriid
tub uniere beffen @dnf9e fir t~oeitere
Grfolse beeIeite1 ibnI
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q. 6. Miner & 60.

SIN sOailp Qotpea Courier finben
mir cine ttebrere GpaIten lange interefs
f0nte Bef6reibung Der bon Der obigen
Sirnla 10 ale Melt perfanbten beriibnis
ten Mebi5iueu uub bic Nrt unb @eife
ibrer 3ubereitung, Werpadung &c.
Den 8auIenbeu, peI1e Bic nit Medt
aur @eItung gelangten Mebitamente
bon 8. s. Aper & 60. gebrauGen, III
bic Mittbeilung iebenfal8 1eli. 6aB bic
9irma Don benz gei9idten Npotbeter
Or. Sames 9. Nper eesriinbet tpnrbe.
Die bon inn angefertigten Seilmittel
bsipdbrteit fi9 berart, bab Bite Nads
fraae baua@ INNER ffdrfer tpnrbe urb
rad allen 3beiler Der Ser. Staten
f@ ausbebnte, 10 bab bic @rinbung
eiaer 6abrif cine Notbtrenbigfeit tpHrbe.
4pers 6eilmittel, Sarfaparila, gherrp
ptetor0l, Yilen, 6air Nigpr &C. ers
freusit f9 zines Weltrufes u1b tperben
BON Mer5ten anempfoblen unb pers
i@rieben.
Sm gerlase Der Girma erideiuen
uaehrere utibli9e Bidder ME Ayers
Stories and Rhymes, Ayers Preserve
Book, Ayers Book of Emergencies,
Ayers Home Economies and Ayers
Book Of Pies and Puddings, bic bon
III feIbj1 bergeie1t tperben, tuoau cine
3rnderti aud ffr ale m6gliden ans
bkrt MrbeiteIl 81 8erftigung ffebt.
q5ie 9ffrraQ be{d16ftiat in ben bers
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Mnftious. Serfauf bon Stabts Qots.
ltah aroRes Barbecue am 1. Msai.

Sm Dunlap Station, 40 Meilen
petIi6 bon San Mntonio, an Der Stibz
li6en Bacific 3, 8abn, bo91er puntt
5Dii9en San Nntonip unb Del &io
unb nur 10 Meilen pom County, Sit,
9onbo @itD, entfernt. 9errlides &lis
ma, ftibles WaHer, S6mar3ua6ss2anb
bier SUP tief. @roBe @runbfide per=
ben an 8ir9en unb S9nler berf6entt.
8e6ingungen: Gin 9rittel baar, &eff
in ein' unb apei Sabren. 9rbt' &apele
liefert bic MuIif. @roBe San3platz
form. pferberennen unb 8aaipiele
apii9en ben Clubs bon @a5frobine mnb
9onbo GitD. grfrifdunee1 aler Dirt
AM Plabe. 8i0ise giIenbabnfabrt,
$l.60 fur bas &unbbiIet.
Sober 1T eingelaben gu eri9eineu
unb fi6 gu amiifiren. @eniigen6 gu
effen unb nod mebr 8ersniisen.
3uge DerlaHen San Mntonio ant
Montag, ben l. Wfai Morgens Z ubr;
ie berlaKen Dunlap am Na9mittag 5
ubr unb trefen um Z ubr nieber 1T
San Nntonio elm.
@egen ndberer @in3elbeitem tpenbet
gu6 an Sofepb Garlic, Dunlap
Station, @nterpriie g. g., Mebira
@ountD.
@eorge pear.on II,
Muftionator.
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6 8 { { 8.


k%<S&eSs
- Mra Montag er6fnet 6as 8uns
6esseri6t ieinen Maitermim.
80 0onuerfag Mbenb feierte bic
biefse Obj : Jelotps : 9oge ben "a.
Sabrestag bes 8efebens bes Orbens,
iuobei Ni9ter 6. u. Seller bic Geits
rebe belt.
= 0ie Transformation Der 8an>
Tiers finbet ant &c., II. unb IS. Mfai
bierielbt fat.
= Stabtsglert 2amiaA tritt einen
breim6dentli6en urlaub an.
- Die gelegentli9en &eiien nurbeu
BEN friiberer Mapor Gaaagban gum
9oruurf genta9t. Wir iolten einc
Administration baben, bic Bel Der
epribe bleibt. Mun trifft es fi6 un.
g~Iiifliderweife, bob i9on in BEN err
fen atuei Monaten Der 8ermaltung
ber Iieue Wappr eine 3tpeimD9entli9e
Relic nod Merifo au MAIDEN bat-iu
Yribataugelegenbeiten natirIi6 = unb
Der Stabt 8 @lerf bringenb Der Grbo:
lung bebarf.
Der neue 8unbesmarfbal Sid
Mare ftamnlt aus Colorado @itp. 81
III As Sabre alt, mar friber &angers
Qapitdu un6 Sheriff in Mit@e1
gountp. gr tpirb als elm fur9tlpier
Mant be3eidnet. 1883 eri6pB er in
WiQiamion @Du1tD ben beri9tigteu
Gienbnhnr6uber Sam BaB.
Menr elm @efeb bas &e1tsbe.
nustfein bes golfes berlebt, 10 if
feine Snfraftiebung f6merli6 bur6.
iufibren.
- gS mar General Moltfe, Der I'M
teutf9en &ei9stag erfldrte: Sd
marne sic, @efeBe at erlofett, bic ge.
gen bic 6fentlime Meinung berftoBert.
Sic tDerben biefelber ni9t bur9fib'
rem f6nren.
Die franfbafte Sbee, III Sun
4ntonis bas Snnntagsgefeb in Mns
ipeubung bringe1 5u tpe1ert, gebt bon
2euteu aus, bic fid ntebr urt bas Sell
Mnberer, als irt ibr eigenes fitmmerr.
Die iuabre Gr6mmigteit bulbet, aber
Ne bebt ni@t; fe Iiebt, aber perfolgi
ni9t; fe 1T f9 felbf genug. Nur
Der Ganatiter aub Deudler neriu9t In
BITE @euobnbeiten Nnberer gespaltfam
eiususreifen uIb fie gu stpingeu, ~
tbua ME e bor5uf9reiben beliebt.
Morgen balteu bic 36slimse be;
beutf6senglif6en S@ule i'm &ibertbe.
part eir Pienic ab.
Der San Mntonio Surabereiu
neraaftaltet am nd9ften Sonntag eint
5urnfabrt mad @bmnnbs @robe. Mb.
niarf9 friib UNI y ubr nit Mufit bon
Der Surnballe aus. 8eifen Sarf FL,
bic freanbli1e eiuIa6uns!
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CALIFORNIA 5 Weine.

granddaughter in6en Elm grobes Qaz
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Germ s. $. Mener am Mlamos
plaaa. Serr Meper fn9t bic Weine
an Ort nnb STEELE aus unb fault brett
aug benz Seller Der Meinaii6ter. @ls
gutem &enner gelimgt es linn itets, Die
beften Sorten aus5umdblen. @r fann
feline &unben unb Samilien nit ei1em
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otbs unb
WeiB Weine in bor3iigli9er Qualitdi
BON iebt ab $1.O0 per @aqone = fret
ms 9aus geliefert.
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10 e n
@leiberitofe.

80 3pa feline Sateens gu rs Gents, tpelde
anbere al 80 unb 35 Gents bertanfen.
100 Stiide SOB" EXTRA brett semu fterte
unb geblimte 2oma Cuttings gu l2I @ts.
bic Na,b. @urben ME inter Is @ts. berfauft.
4 g iten @rtrn aualitat aeitreifte plaid
and checked @%insbams, geipDbnli6 pers
fault gu 10 bis 121a Gent. timer SpesiaI.
8reis 8 Gent Die 9arh.
/ &ifte importsrte 3epbir @insbanls, Der.
fauft gu Is @ents. @ou pertb % Gents per
Yafb. Grphen iperben aussefdift.
38 53ou @ouene Gaibmtres unb 9enriettas
in 81 Sribiabrs .9Sarben. Inner 9reiS 25-
50 Gents pertb Elm DritteI mebr.
Glesante lsi9tmclene Stoffe in ieber Sarbe
fir Straben> unb &eiie.&oitiirne 50-75 @ts.
per Oarb.
Sober seipiinidte @eldmsd fir bic Saiion
it in unieren eleaanten 9enriettas unb ieids
ten Serees bon 80 Gents bis gu $l.25 per
Darb reprdientirt. 2abt Prpben fommen.
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ldffg erpieien, fdnst geger gnbe
Jebruar an gu reifett unb trdgt bis
gum SUM- reid. Semitic iebtpeber
4rt sebeibt bier bor3tgli6 unb bringt
mad ben n6rbli6en Mdrften beri1ift,
quite Breiie. 4ura. bic Natur fat fir
unleren 2anbestbeil bier bas Sbrige
int bo0en MaBe getban. ionobl mas
&lima unb 8oben, geniigenber &egens
fan, Notwithstanding, iomie
S6ub Dor Spdtfr6fen angebt. NQes
mas nod notbnenbig eri9eint, balnit
Der gauge teranii6e Golffiten1 tri6 in
etnern groben, blibenben @artert lrtz
gepanbelt tperbe, 1T, baB eine binrei=
6enbe Qnaabl bon Golden, bic ieBt
6as. babe Sabr i6mer gu arbeiten boz
ben, I'm in Der anberen 9dlfte ibr 2e>
bem fammerli6 bin3ufriften, peranlaBt
tDerbet, aus benz eifigen Norben unb
Wefen gu uns herunter5ufommen unb
int 8ereine NIT uns ole bic ober ge=
nannten rei6li6 5ablenben Brobufte
in 10 geniigenber Mafe gu 5ieben, baB
fe in ga1tsen Wa9enlabungen unb in
5olge beReu gu niebrigen preiien,
mel6e bic @iienbabnen bann itelen
tper6en, beri6ift perben f6nner. Gin
3ei6en BON gutter Yorbeseutung fiir
@iioteras 1T es iebenfaqs, baB Sbre
ySfibterasz @ntuidlungs= @efeqi6aft"
iebt 10 anerfennenstpertbe Nnitrenguns
ger madt, bic 8ortbeile CUR aagemei>
neren aenntniB au bringert, tpel6e un=
fer bon Der Natur 10 reid seiesneter
ganbestbeil benz 3uaigler aus benz
N0rben nnb Weiten bietet."
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet biefes Worts IS i'll
6as 9anbels5ei6en bes
CINDERELLA S@ubs g a"Iafes
9a i'm @abliabre befanntli6 Sc
f9aftsfiae berri6t unb mir eimen groz
Ben 8orratb bon S9ubmerf fir Ser
rem, Samen unh @inber an Ganb
baben, aeueite Gacons unb Mufter, ID
p~erfaufen mir MIes sum Sol It.
preife unb liefern bic 8emeiie ba.
fir. Ollie Waareu finb neu umb tpur.
6en fpe5ieq fir bieien Sommer befelt.
Sie preiie finb iberau in 3ablen at.
gegebem. Wer biaig un6 gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella sHmb : Yalaft.
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M@t Sage lit i6 an elmer beftis
gen D~erfopfung. Rad mebrtdgigem
@ebrau@ bon Or. Muguf 46nigs
1ambureer 3ropfen tpurbe i6 iebo9
ipieber ~poIfdnbig bersefeut.-galeus
tin Seibert, Sto6tou, Gal.
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goulep's Gegifter, go. % aIamo
Ylasa bat einen &uf fur suter altert
Wbisfeb, bic beften gemil9ten Sc
feline Weine unb ausgeaei9nete
impOrtirte unb einbeimii1e @igarrer
unb ftets frif6es Bier. Ser @igentba>
mer, Soc Goolep, perifebt fem @sf6dft.
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Cinderella sHmb : Nalaft.

SIM Sale Sbr 9emben, unterz
seng ober Soilette : Nrtitel au faufen
wini6t, ipre9t bel pancoaft &
g o Dor, ebe Sbr anbersmo fault.
Sbr Gins oqars9emb, bic rs Gents
@trumpfe un6 6as llnterseug gu so
Gents finb bic alerbeften I'M Marfte
unb f0nnen nirgenbpo iibertrofen
mormon
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= Sn 9iiten fiubet Sbr ftets bas
bette uab mobernfte ber renommirtes
ten Jabrifen mie Dunlap, @nor unb
Stetion bel Paneoaf & g 0 n.
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@mt. matthte9,

GIeii6er, OuftonsStra s e.
2iefert bas boraisli6fe &inb>, S9afs
unb S9weineHeii6. Speaialitd!:
&aIbfIeif d. Iae Sors
ten bon Murif.
8etelungen merben in irgenb einem
Sbeile Der Stabt frei abgeliefert.
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-03-22
POLITICAL POINTERS.

Delegate Joseph was to have left Wash
but the fight is getting bitterand hot, and
he was induced to stay longer.
The petitions for Thomas P. Gable for
register of the land office at Santa Fe, and
for Hon. w. B. Childers for U. s. attor-
ney are being well signed Junction City
Times.
j. w. Schofeld, chief deputy collector
unuer Collector McGrorty for New Mex
leo and Arizona, is certainly getting
together very fine lot of endorsements
from business men for collector of inter
nal revenue for New Mexico and Arizona.
The "office brokerage combine" is opposed
to him, however.
Judge j. r. McFie's commission as as
sociate justice of the supreme court of
New Mexico expires tomorrow, March 90.
The candidates for the position are Messrs.
H. L. Pickett, j. j. Bell, G. D. Bantz, of
Silver City, and Judge f. B. Elliott, of
Hillsboro; there are also several candi-
dates from outside the territory.
The New MEx1oAN's information direct
from headquarters is to the effect, that in
case LrueSb UrunSlelu, DemOCrdIlc call
didate for postmaster at Albuquerque,
should be successful and it looks as if he
would be at the proper time, Sam Neustadt
of the firm of Neustadt Bros, is to be
deputy postmaster; Sam is competent and
will fill the place acceptably.
Issues seem to be little mixed down
in Eddy. There are two Peoples tickets
in the field, one nominated at the court
house and one at an adobe school, and
they are distinguished by the places of
nomination. They are as follows: The
Peoples ticket. For mayor, Charles G.
Blodgett; for trustees, LIST ward, Lucius
Anderson, James L. Warren; for trus-
tees, I'd ward, George G. Stanford,
Charles F. McDonough; for recorder,
Charles L. Martin, The Peoples ticket
Nominated at the adobe school house.
For mayor, James A. Tomlinson; for
trustees, LIST ward, Lucius Anderson, j. W.
Kinsinger; for trustees, I'd ward, Chas. F.
McDonough, George G. Stanford; for
member of the board of education, two
years, A. D. Wallace; for member of the
board of education, one year, NJ. s.
Stamp.