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English trouserlngs to order IS, &C.,
and 81, worth $40. Plerson, the tailor,
Oil Market street.
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intestines, so that their help lasts The
prevent, relieve, and permanently cur
biiiousness, Indigestion, Constipation
Sick or Bilious Headaches, Sour Stomach
Dizziness, and every liver, stomach, ant
bowels disorder.
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Eight day clocks In oak or walnut,
warranted, only $2.75 at Dayldow l.
-
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FISH, Market.

Black or blue Cheyiot serge suits to
order, $500. Plerson. the tailor, Oil
Market street.
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The opening OF the educational
classes of the Y. M. G. A. hae been
postponed until next Monday even,
Ing.
Several important changes will be
made in the foot hall eleven OF the Y.
NJ. @. A. which will play Warren on
next Saturday. Mr.. jackson, the
physical director, will play with the
team, besides several other strong
men.
Bishop Coleman will hold services
at Old Christ Church, Broad Creek,
near Laurel. on Wednesday and at
Prince George Church Dagsboro, on
Thursday next.
Beginning last night the time at
which the police officers GO on duty
was changed. The day force will go
on at O'Clock In the morning and
come on at O'Clock In the evening
The night force will be on duty from
9 80 o'clock In the evening until $50
o'clock In morning.
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/ OSr-Friday evening a poke, book.
IL containing money and a paper with
names Oh. aud other articles on King
street. or second street. The finder I'll
,e suitably rewarded on returning same
TO No. g0i W. Second street Anna NJ.
Pyle. s2s-3t.
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nR. DnHARDTs -
PENNYROvAL PILLS
Are the euis senuine Penpyroyai Pills
made. TWENTY-FIVE yearS esperiepce.
Sold by. drnrRlats. Once. 200 N. Ninth
sffeet, Phifn- ny mail or at Office, 81.
Advice free Ladies' beware Of imita-
tons. fI8
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The public now has an excellent OPP
portunity to become Intelligent on thu
views OF Christianity that prevail Ii
the Roman Catholic Church.
A class Of people who talk against
that faith should attend Father Der
mingham's Sunday evening course Of
popular lectures at st. Mary's. They
will then know what they are talking
about and be lees open to the charge
of Ignorance, narrow mlndednes5 ano
bigotry.
to listen to the first lecture-"On The
esthood'-Sunday evening. lit
points were:
/ l. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, con
ferred on the priesthood his authority
and powers to represent Him and
carry Him to the people III all success
sive generations.
IL The death-on.the. cross.atone
ment of Jesus purities and saves his
people from eternal condemnation for
sin.
III. As the priest is called OF God to
carry Jesus and his salvation to the
people he E ust faithfully obey or his
immortal soul Will be eternally
damned. Woe unto the priest that
does not obey.
Nv. Hence amid the re6l6tle66 rava'
ges Of epidemic, disease, riot, bloodshed
and the carnage of battle. amid pow,
Ierty, filth. contagious disease and death
the brave and self-sacriticing priest Is
found taking his life in his hand and
carrying salvation to the souls OF the
IdyiI g.
III der this head the duties of the
priest TO his people we've set forth In
detail. An eloquent tribute was paid
to the love, devotion and harmony OF
the Irish priesthood and their people.
Y. Tho priest carries tho burdens.
affections and sorrows of his people.
He prays for them. He wants and
should have their prayers.
Treat the priest we'll. He forgives
his enemies. He would carry salvation
to the soul OF even his would-be muir.
derer. Pray for him and ask him to
pray tor you.
The discourse and the occasion were
solemn and impressive. The ot1.hand,
extern poraneous and easy.ilowing ora
tory OF Father Birmingham conceded
the hai d study that must exist back
of his able discourse somewhere in his
life time. He has the appearance of
what colleglans call "hard student"
The second lecture will be at $50 p.
NJ, next sunday evening, at st. Msry's.
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FOR kENT.

LN0R KENT-Six room brick house. No.
IL sl2 East 9Th street; front yard. rent
very low, Apply TO John Il. Hartman.
ll3 East 18th street, Si3.l2t%
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Removed

Money 10 loan at Davldow and Co
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Conf Is Down.

Bargains In watches at Davidow and
Co.. Pawn Brokers, ZIG Market.
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A ITENTloN - Persons desiring pure
IL drugs and chemicals. or wishtu Z
their prescriptions OF private recipet
iaIs should no to tue drug store OF II, e.
BRiNGHUHST. No. al7 Markes stree /
Wilmington. Del. sc
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NTOTICE-The wardrobe now in tho
In parlor OF sheridan Post Ne. 23, q.
A. r., will be sold Mt / he end CT 10 days
to pay. debt oil rent, unless sooner paid.
by order JAMES AGNEW.
ol-3t Commander Pro. Tenn
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NOTIOR.

MRS. NJ. P. Bilderblck. of T0a King
1Nl street. has bought the home OF
Mrs Prot. Pierce. now deceased. In Peuns-
grove, to which she will move ny the 10th
place of business here as a boarding
house or for dodgers. SO ST.
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DUBIIC SALE-The subscriber about
L TO relinquish the earting business
will pc iitively sell at his residence. 2otd
and latnal streets, Wilmington. Del.
ON WEDNESDAY. OCT. q, 1894.
at one o'clock p. IN.
Nv good work or driving horses.
NA one-horse carts. stone wagon, in
{ God order; good market or .store wag.
on, , sets cart harness, 9 sets of double
harness. l set OF dearborn harness. lot OF
picks, shovels. drills and cutting box Al
SO several tons of hay.
Terms An sums OF so aud uudeF
cash, over that amount credit of 90 dayl
will be given. EVAN AINSCOWs
l.. W. Stidham & Son. Auctioneers.
s2S 81
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INOR RENT-A T-room house for $40
~ per month. Apply at Tenth and
Clayton straets If
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LNuH RENT Houses Nos. sos and Dos
IL West sixth street. Apply to l.. Jor =
den, No. GJT Washington street. SD OF
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LNoR RFNT-Dne a-room house. Apply
IL to d. Mckinney. broome and Bun
ming streets. s5G-tf
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NorICE-whe you want to buy. sell.
In or rent properties, call at the We st
Side Renl Estate Oilice. at 9Th and Madi.
son streets. CHARLES W. Cooling. se9-tf
NOTICE-All old and now members OF
In Cyrus Castle. No. l. ARE requisite
to be present on Tuesday evening, Oct.
I'd, at X. OF @. i. hall. Firth AM French
streets al IL reunion. Sister castles are
respectfully invited. s3g-2t
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EOB RENT-rwo parties can find
Il rooms or part of a house for light
ng. Desirable location. west
oil Market street. Address with reference
T. j.. this Office. ol-6t
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p'0H HENT-Two Groom brick dwell
II ings, Nos. sic and SIC Il. Sixth street
IS and s. Front yards Apply to John
Il, Hartman. il3 l.. Fourth street. ul-2w'
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C0K REST-l0i6 Kirk wood street, pn.
+ Ierei and in good condition. so
per month, q. II. 1indall. All East Tth
street. s2S-3ts
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tired.
For all that, there are some
think that do very well.
BUGG CARUTHERs.
A LAZY BOY.


This boy is lazy and dull in his
classes. He does not try to learn
his lessons, idles away his time and
when recess comes his teacher has
to keep him in, all because he was
too lazy to study.
When dinner or supper is an
nounced he is actually too lazy to
go, and likes to eat too. And when
bedtime comes he will sit and yawn
and almost go to sleep, just too lazy
to get up and go to bed.
If his father tells him to feed the
horses he will sit there like he was
asleep. He will have to tell him
two or three times, perhaps punish
him before he will go. Then when
he comes back he will get his same
lazy position. If he is told to do
any thing else there will be such
fuss you will think the house is com
ing down
Some times this lazy boy sits at
the table and let's his sister 90 for
the biscuits. But then that is the
way with all lazy boys.
SAMMIE CLINTON.
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Mon-Reaident Notice.

J. s. Geely, admT VI. Heirs Of ~. l.
Lassiter, No 1877 K D.
In this cause it appearing from the re-
turn Of the summons by the sheriff that de-
PENDANT, Ben La4siter. is nonresident OF
the State Of Tennessee and a r-side:.t of The
State Of Arkansas and that WIN. Z. Lassi-
Ter, defendant, is nonresident Of TeDnes
see nd resident OF the State OF Mississ-
ippi it is therefore ordered that pnblica.
ton be M ade az TO them in the BOLIVIA
Bulletin, n newspaper published 10 Boil
var, Harden,an county Tennessee, con-.
handing them to appear and plead, an.
swer or demnr TO this suit on or by th
first Monday in May, 1894, or the SAM
will be tax en- for confessed as to them.
w. w. FARLEY, G, d NJ.
This April 4th, 1894,
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Meeting of Unity AssOcia lon.

Programme for the fifth Sunday
meeting of the United Association,
to be held at Piny Grove, beginning
Friday night, April q, 1894.
lst, Introductory sermon at 8
p. M, Friday, J. II. Hodges.
Saturday am. els the support
of the ministry an act Of charity or
is it a duty? /. H Robinson, G.
H. Crutcher.
loan. what sholld be done with a
member who habitually absents him
self from church services, comedies
with evil, and refuses toassist in
meeting with expenses of the church,
r. w. Sn it'll, w. M. Bray.
liam, Was Cornelius converted
before or after the preaching of Pc
ter at Joppa? w. A. Jordan, John
d. Campbell.
1880 pm, Do works bear any re-
lation to Salvation? G. c. McDan-
iel, w. T. Doris.
8 pm, Did Christ leave more
than one organization on earth
through which his laws might be ex-
ecuted? G. NJ. Savge, D. B. Jack
son.
Sunday, 9 am, Sunday School,
w. d. Siler, w. Jordan.
10 am, Can we be true follow
ers of Christ without being mission
aries? G. II. Crutcher, J. n. Hold
ges.
II am, Sermon by G. NJ. Saw
age.
Those coming by railroad will be
met at Toone on Friday and furnish
ed conveyances.
J. J. SILER, z. Nj. NOLAN,
Secretary. Pastor.
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NEWS.

p. w. Autsin was in Jackson
Monday.
Hats as low as Is cents at Mrs.
w. B. Williams.
r. NJ. Wright, of Salisbury,
was here Monday.
Mr.. Marcus KaLn was in the
Bluff City last week.
Mr.. G. d. Wood left Wednes-
day for New Orleans.
Mrs. Hardaway returned to her
home in LaGrange Saturday.
Mrs. Lightfort spent last Mon
day with friends in the Junction.
Mr.. John Pirtle, now of Dallas,
Texas, visited his sisters last week.
The Memphis Presbytery has
been in session in Covington this
week.
Buy yoar Wall Paper, Paints,
Brushes, Varnishes, ETC., at Hud-
sons.
If we have not had spring
weather this week, just name it and
take il.
Eight persons were baptized
last Sunday in the lake near the
asylum.
Miss Bessie Tate spent several
days with relatives at Hickory Val
ley last week.
&C. A. Miller and A. J. Coates
attended the judicial convention il
Nashville this week.
DIR. s. Dickson will visit Hick
DRY Valley professionally on Tues
day and Wednesday, the lst anC
End of May, 1894.
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no services in the Bolivar Presbyto-
rian church on that day.
DIR. S. Dickson will visit Middle
ton on Monday and Tuesday, April
23rd and oath, and Grand Junction
on Wednesday and Thursday, April
25th and 26fh. All who need den
tai work are invited to meet him at
those places.
The Rev. c. II. Ware will be-
gin on next Friday evening at st.
James church a series of talks on
'Church History" Everybody is
most cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. Ware will give the LIST and 3rd
Sundays of each month to Bolivar,
the End to Paris and the 4th to
Trenton.
Mr.. James Curry left last Sat
urday for Selmer, Tenn, where his
parents reside. He was unwEn sew
eral days prior to his departure,
but in a letter received from him
this week, he states that there has
been an Improvement in his physi-
cal condition since reaching his des-
tination.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Withers,
of East Main street, entertained
last night in honor of Miss Evelyn
Bills, of Bolivar. A full coterie
of society was out and the occa-
sion was one of the most brilliant
of the season. Miss Bills is sis
ter of Mrs. Withers and on a visit
here. Wing.
The school taught at Parran
chapel by Miss McCrary closed on
Wednesday of last week. The en-.
tertainment given by the scholars on
Wednesday night was well attended
and much enjoyed. The music fol
the occasion was furnished by mu
sicians from this place. Quite q
number of Bolivians attended the
concert.
Mr.. Louis Moore, of Little
Rock, Ark, was married on Wed
nesday of this week to Miss ElleI
NJ. Cooper of this county. Mr.
Moore was formerly a resident OF
this county, but is now an engineer
on the Little Rock road. JohI
Moore, a brother of the bridegroom.
also of Little Rock, attended the
marriage.
DR.. f. p. Robertson has Ioca
ted at Rock Springs, Texas, for the
purpose of practicing his chosaI
profession. Besides being a gradu
ate of a medical college he has haC
several years experience in a drug
store, and the knowledge gained az
TO medicines while clerk, will doubt
less be of great advantage to him il
practicing his profession.
Attend the chancery court sal,
which will take place at the cour
house In Bolivar ON tomorrow week
at which time a so acre tract neal
Middleton, bought of w. /. Yopl
by Armistead & Polk, and I6a acre
: on Spring creek near Dunlap Springs
, being part of the Lawhorn place
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will be sold. Also lot on Union
street in Bolivar west of the /. c.
road.
On July the first next post;l
notes will be dispensed with and
new money order system will go IL
to effect. The schedule of fees to
be charged under the new system is
as follows: for 50. so or less, 3 cents;
50. so to S., cents; $40 to $50, 10
cents; $40 to $50, u cents; $50 to
$40, IS cents; $40 to $50, Is cents;
$50 to $50, 90 cents; $50 to $75,
% cents and $75 to 800, 80 cents.
Rev. E. B. Mcneil completed
! his pastorate work with the Baptist
church here last Sunday by baptiz-
ing eight persons in the lake at the
asylum. Jwenty-six members have
been added to that church within the
last four months under his ministry.
Mr.. Mcneil retires from the paste
rate with the esteem and good wish
es, not only of his church, but of our
entire community.
What has become of the sere-
naders? The lovely moonlight eve
nings of this week should have been
inspiring enough to have made our
musicians go abroad and make the
welkin ring with the sweet strains
of the violin, banjo, cornet and
harp. Nothing is more soothing to
tired mortals in the wee small hours
of the night, than the dulcet notes
of ''HOme, Sweet Home" and other
songs as played and sung by the
Bolivar string band.
The teachers meeting which
will be held in Bolivar during one
of the summer months, ought to be
we'll attended In fact, no one en-
gagged in the occupation of teaching
should allow any surmountable hin
drance to prevent them from being
present. 1t will doubtless be a rare
opportunity of gaining such knowl-
edge as will be of incalculable bene-
fit in after life. Superintendent
Roland is DESTROYS of having all ar
rangements made for the occasion,
and he should not be disappointed
in not receiving a hearty co-opera-
ton from those whom he has right
to expect assistance.
Yesterday evening Memphis was visit
ed by one of the NEST successful of the sew
eraI literary men of the South who have
obtained fame and prestige in letters in
the North.-Commerciai.
The above mentioned genius is
Ophie Read. Those of us in Boil
var who were fortunate enough to
hear Mr.. B. A. Johnson's rendering
of Mr. Reads poems a few weeks
ago, would have doubly appreciated
the literary treat at the auditorium
last night. Away back in the cos,
a stranger came to town in rather
destitute circumstances, and offered
his services as type setter to Mr.. NJ.
r. Parrish, then editor of the Bull
letin. That man was none other
than the now famous s'Hoosier''
p ,et, whose poems, full of Southern
life snd character and replete with
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WANTED will pay $1.4O per
hundred for 1000 bundles of fod-
der. n. c. NUCKOLLs.
Mrs. II. w. Tate returned
Wednesday morning from two
weeks visit to friends in New Or
leans.
-Messrs. Louis and John Moore,
of Little Rock, Ark, were visitors
to their brother, Milton Moore,
this week.
Mrs. w. B. Williams has receIv-
ed new and complete line of stylish
Millinery, which she is selling at re-
duced prices.
Mrs. r. L. Walker returned
Tuesday from a visit of several
months to her daughter, Mrs.
Nolte, in New Orleans.
II. L. Jackson, of Arkadelphia,
Ark, visited last week at his ia
theirs, J. G. Jackson, Esq, a resi-
dent of the 18th district.
Mrs. R. L. Lightfort, Jr., is
visiting her mother in Salisbury,
and Mrs. Lee Lightfort is spending
the week in Grand Junction.
Try at Hudson's for Toilet Soaps,
Perfumes, Tooth Brushes, Hair
Brushes, Combs, etc. He has a
nice assortment and sells them cheap.
-Messrs. Biddle, Henderson and
King have been engaged for a week
or more in this county selling school
charts. They have been right sue
cessful.
We have had the pleasure this
week of placing the name of Hon.
Beverly johnson of Henderson upon
our subscription list. He will proba
bly, be candidate for the position OF
state senator.
The l. G. road will sell one fare
tickets for the round trip to the re
union of the United Confederate
veterans, which will be held il
Birmingham on the 25th and 26tI
of this month.
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1t was once thought that the
severe winter of late had killed most
of the young clover that had been
sown in this county, but we are glad
to know that results are not as serious
as was expected.
Rev. VIM. Norment, of
Whiteville, was appointed by the
Madison Cumberland Presbytery
as a delegate to the General Assem-
bly, of that church which will meet
in Oregon next month.
As Rev. J. M. Clark has accep-
ted an invitation to ill the pulpit of
the Presbyterian minister in Coving-
ton next Sunday, there viii be
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Attention Tax PAYERS!

The Board of Equalization for
Hardeman county, appointed by the
county court for the purpose of com
pairing and equalizing the assess
ment of taxes for the year 1894,
will meet at the conrt house in Boil
ivar on Monday, the 28th day of
May, 1894. All persons who de-
sire any change made in the assess
ment of their property should make
their complaints to said Board du
ring the session of same. Under
the law as it now stands the decis-
ions of said Board are final.
w. +. +. THOMPsoN.
Ch'r'm Co. Court.
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Electric ri.te.y.

This remedy is becoming 80 well known
md 20 popular ~ to need no special men
ton. All who have u-ea Electric Bitters
ling the ssnIe song of prase-A purer
medicine does not exist, aud is guaranteed
to do all that II claimed EIectr Bit
fers will cure all deseases Of TIE liver
and Kidneys, will remove PimpIes, RoIls.
Salt Rhenm other affections caused by i'm
Jnre blood. VIII drive VI alnria from tho
systsm ard prevent as wen as cure ali Ma.
arial fcvers For cure Of Headache. Consti.
patton and Indigestion try Electric Bitter.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed. or money 70
nnded Price 30 Ct. and 81. p-r bottia :.
savage ~ Enerson's. Bolivar; r. y. Dan.
1ar, Grand Junction.
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Peisous who are subject to attacks Of
bilious colo can almost Invariably tell, by
iheir feelings, whe1 to expect an atiacl:
II Chamberlaih's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rn5a Rem edv is taken a. soon AZ these
symptoms appear, they can ward off the dis
ease. snch persons ~honid always keep
the remedy at hard, ready for immediate
use when needed. Two or three d,,ses ~
il at the rilbt time will save them mnch
offering. Forsale by Savage 6 Emerson.
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LADIES. ATTENTION.

Call next door to II. l.. Light
forts and see the largest and best
stock of Ladies' and Children's Hats
ever offered for sale here. Mrs. w.
B. Williams.
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fine humor and pathos, are widely
read and admired. Why could not
our people see that Mr. Read visits
Bolivar again under more favorable
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Teachers Msetin1.

According to the adjournment of
the teachers convention, March 10.
1894, | hereby ask the teachers of
the county to meet again at my
office in Bolivar, April 20, 1894.
!. n. Roland.
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LAZY GIRLS.

LAZY GIRLS
There are about as many lazy girls
as there are smart ones. When the
boys are out hard at work and wants
a drink of water real bad and asks a
girl to bring it to him they will say,
s'Oh, it's too hot and don't want
to no how" Then when you come
up from the field the first thing you
hear is "bring me some water, make
haste. Pm in a hurry" In the sum-
mer they won't do any thing but lie
around on a qnilt in the shade, some
times play croquet. And when they
do get to lolling around you had
Just as well try to get a log to do
anything for you. But wait till
the dinner bell rings, then they hor.
Never too lazy to eat. You see |
know, because / have sisters.
At school if the girls have to get
the ball once or twice they are su e
to say 'lets quit. I'm getting
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BOLIVAR BULLETIN
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Chancellor.

VIE are authorized TO announce Judge
w ALBERT G. HAWKINS a candidate
for reelection as Chanc ellor OF this divls-
ion, composed of the counties OF Carroll,
Chester, Crockett, Hardeman, Henderson.
McNairy, Madison and Henry, at the en-
sning election; subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
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Fer Sheriff.

We are authorized TO announce j. A.
JOH Ms as a candidate for the office Of
Sheriff OF Hardeman comfy st the Au-
gust elt ctiOn in / "a.
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For Register.

We are authorized to announce K. 5.
CARTER as a ca ndi date for the Office OF
Register of Hardemsn county at the Au-
gust election in 1894
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For Acknowledged.

We ARE authorized to announce s. L.
COCKROFT as a can didate for reelection
TO the Office of encouragement OF the
Thirteenth judicial district, subject to the
action Of the Democratic party The cleo
ton In August, 1894
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COMPOSITIONS.

Following are two compositions
written by two of Miss Mary Frank
Inns pupils: