The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1869-11-27


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4 GRux OF WfsDou. Every able bodied
young man during the winter is expected to,
and generally does, do vast amount of. Wis
iting, and to guard them from the rock so
many are splitting upon, a whisper Of ad-
vice as to Low they, can perhaps enchance
themselves in the eyes of the young ladies
the elfeeFpay not be unwelcome, aud many
martyrs to late hours wilI thank US for in
sinuating the suggestion iRJo the minds Of
their adorers. 1t is simply this: Don't stay
too long Eight O'Clock is quite early
enough to appear at beautys feet, and you
should incontinently vanish at ten Every
minute you stay beyond ten miritates
against you. Your charmer, after two hours,
will begin to exhibit symptoms (invisible to
you) Of getting sleepy, if not iatigued. Her
parents will be kept mp too late, and her
mamma, in particular, deprived of the pre-
cious privilege Of ss-questioning your
Angelica, and diSseetiug you when you are
out Of the house. Endeavor to make your
self as agreeable as possible from eight to
ten, and then leave promptly, Short AMI
frequent visits tell, when your setting out
policy of staying until the old gentleman
comes down and asks you to remain a few
minutes longer ard get your breakfast,
never would count. The young ladies viii
ike this better, and look all the fresher for
not having been victimized from ten to
twelve the night before, and make them
selves more charming than ever the next
time y eung fellows suffering from their
first attack of calf love will think this cruel
advice, but the parents and Young ladies'
viii not, .a .7aas. aea..2 a a-aE.
Mr, VIM. J. Jones, Of Maury county,
/ claims to have made a discovery in preventing
smut in wheat He makes a brine of salt
water, strong enough to float an egg, in due
time he soaks his wheat twelve hours.
Then while the wheat is wet he adds one
sixth of its bulk Of Stacked lime to three
bushels of wheat Say one-half bushef of
lime is then thoroughly mixed and sown
while yet damp, ........ .... ....... ....
lie sowed 81 bushels thus prepared upon
IS acres, or. three pecks to the acre. lie
sowed frcm the lst of October to the 10th
! 1868, and harvested 1888 bushels; II
bushels to the acre, The result is not 4
particle of smut, cheat, or cookie in the
whole crop, and the wheat sown was SC
totally damaged it was unsaleable. This
experiment is worth the attention of all
wheat growers. ....r..
T. I2. Mosley, of Madison county, has lost
his unlaithful wife She ran off with fel
low named Louis Shelby. H -at
Hon. Elijah Walker, of Hardin, it is. said
viii be d candidate to fill the ,IudgeshiT
made vacant by the resignation of Fielding
Hurst. ... ...s .
D. S. Lott, who murdered young Burns
at oakland, Miss. few weeks ago, was
taken from the jail at Coifeeville a few
nights since, and hung.
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Pass THEM AaoUND.-J. 5. Williams soi
St. Louis, Mo, andJ B. Howe, Of louisville
advertising agents, are. two accomplished
dead beats as can be found anywhere. we
warn the press generally Of them. CociHg
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BANK OF TENNESSEE NoTEs.-Of The So
GOO Of Tennessee Bank notes originally is
sued, $I,IO1 900 have been taken in by
Judge Watson, President of the board o
Trustees of that bank, and await the order
of the Legislature to be burned, He states
that all Of the assets of the Bank, amount
ing to about $500, 900, will be collected dur
ing the next twelve months, through suit.
brought in the courts. - .. 3D..
The New Jersey Legislature is Democrat
ic in both of It's branches. The Senat,
stands 13 Democrats and Republicans
Assembly, "a Democrats and 26 Republi
cans-a Democratic gain of one in the Sen
ate and two in the lower House
Maryland gives 25 900 Democratic major
ity. 3. a 1i.'
The delegates to the Constitutional Con
? veption of illinois, elected on the I'd inst
stands. forgfourg Democrats and lorty-Qn'
) Republicans. This is result the Radicals
little anticipated. 90. -., .....-..- ...... .-.
The number of acres this year in eottoI
in the South IS said to be 8,00OU00. '7G
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The largest wheat grover in Minnesot