The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-02-09

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WoE1HAN HocsE, ilsaq1ls,
January 3ist, 1901.
Memphis is exceedingly 5au just now
The arrival Of cen. Beauregard "a town this !
saoeaiug is the oaly item Of interest tbat
occUrs to nae. Everybody meet or hear Of
as spealsiass Of going up and paying their
respect to tho gallant General at the Over
ton hotel, where 1t is understood he is en-
tertained as the guest Of the city. This is
as it should be. Gen. Beacregard, besides
being one Of the great Captains oG the age,
is one Of the truest and most diain5erested
patriots of whom the South can boast; Is
was eyinced on late occasion III europe
in q manner so signal as to endear aim anew
to every true friend Of the South, the world
over On that occasion, you know, he de-
clined the compound bribe Of principal
ity worth amiliion, with the title, 100000
in gold, and the command Of a veteran army
of $4,000 men" to seduce him from his al
legiance to his native land When it is re-
membered that that land is now governed
by set Of men who hate him and every
thing and everybody else that is good and
noble in the South. The grandeurof Beau
regards selfdenyinS love Of his oppressed
people and country, wiz be apparent That
we may all live to see such unselfsh deyo-
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and the wrong go down forever, is the fer
vent prayer of your correspondents
The war between the Bulletin and the
Avalanche is at a standstillj Col. Dupee has
resumed his place on the tripod of the for
mer, tbs said though no formal notice has
been given of the fact as yet, which is ex-
ceedingly odd to outsiders when we take
intolconsideraton the mode of his ejecment
Butthe greatest oddity, the most side
splitting farce, with which the town has been
amused these two years-that is, since the
deluge-the war; mean, is the county court
of shelby, including, especially, its presid-
ing officer, the renowned, the immortal, the
inextinguishaBle Judge Leonard Have you
watched the proceedings of that court ?
Have you observed the antics Of that IN par
alleled jurist, thatmagnifcent Ji1laacier, the
soft-spoken, inefTable Judge" aforesaid ?
If not you have lost the richest treat of the
season--the richest, it Is to be hoped, you
viii ever have, if you live a thousand years.
Leonard, Of all Brownl0ws appointees, is
the finest specimen of Radical beggar on
horseback that has yet come to charm the
world. People say he is imbecile,' but he
very deftly manages to "handle all the
money. What should he care for being
called fool, ass, sinpleton, liar, or villain,
and all that, when he disposes as he pleasea
of 1900 today $4,000 tomorrow, and a
bigger sum next time There is certainly
good deal Of method in his asinuity you
bet
''Petronize home manufactures is
maxim every man in the community should
adopt, and act upon relgiously particularly
every farmer Now, we have here ia OUT
midstin West Tennessee, several usefu
manufactures Of inventions Of the FIRST i'm
portance to planters by calling attention tt
some of which, feel that viii be doing
your readers generally, but particularly
those of sold Hardeman," the kindest of
fee I could select or devise In the frst
place, there is the new foundry of Biggs d
Freeman at La Grange, where conlessedly
the best pillow in use in this country, is man
ufactured in the highest style of the me
-chanical art and with all the rapidity giver
by using laborsaving machinery Of the
latest patterns. The improved A7ery plow
turned out in great numbers for wholesale
retail and exportation-at this foundry, il
deseryedly the most popular known in the
South Ono of our largest hardware mer
chants here, informed me a few days AGO
that he could sell, and was selling, just three
timesas many Of them as Of any other pillow
known in this market Around La Grange
and throughout North Mississippi and seye
raj adjacent counties in Tennessee, farmer.
regard the " Improved Avery as inoompar
ably the best corn and cotton pillow, and viii
not use any other sort when they can get it.
In the next place, as a matter Of public
interest, merely, l would call the attention
of your readers, and particularly the. ladies'
to the wonderful selfrising flour" prepared
by Allen f. Morgan, proprietor Of the
patent at No AS Main street, just below
Beal, in this city. This -four is rapidly
superceeding all others. Mr. Morgan buys
his stock always of the best; then applies
his process the beauty of which, is that
he turns out the ''selErising article ready
for the cook, at an enhancement of price
that win barely cover the cost Of the extra
material--thus saving the consumer the time
and trouble involved in the old method Of
mixing yeast, Soda and what not Here
after there need be no excuse whatever, for
bad bread A housewife can say to her
grumbling husband, when he complains Of
the biscuit OF rolls, or light-bread, Well,
my dear, you have only to keep me supplied
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