The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-11-21

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beautiful within.-SOcrGteS.
NONE are rash when they are not seen
| by anybody
In the meanest but is romance if you
knew the hearts there. - V1TahGgeH.
He that lives alone lives In danger;
society avoids many dangers.
ass.
NEWSPAPERS are sails by which minds
circumnavigate the globe en- the tide of
events.
PHmosoPHY is, to tell the truth; a
home-sickness, an effort to return home.
| NOUGLis.
TIE good, when praised, feel some
thing of disgust, if to excess commended.
| ELtrtpideS.
A PLATFORM philosopher says that
man falls in love as ne falls down stairs
by accident.
A MANS reception depends upon his
coat his dismissal upon the wit he
! shOws.-BGLzdc.
! A MAN has generally the good or the
| i'll qualities that he attributed to man
nd.-Shens5One.
TIE force of selfishness is as inevita-
! BILE and as calculable as the force of
! gravitation.-H HiLEard.
I've never any pity for conceited peo-
pie, because I think they carry their
comfort about with them.
A KANSAS paper remarks "The prof
it is not large in killing ten-eent buffalo
4 calves with five-cent cartridges.
| THE Chicago Post would like to see
Bret Harte get up an almanac, as that
/ finishes every author who has won any
reputation.
A WATERBURY, man has christened his
daughter Glycerine. 1t says it Will be
we easy to prefix Nitro, - if her temper
resembles her mothers.
AN exchange says: Our Mary Ann
don't see anything so sad in the phrase
90 it might have been" When she was
told that she might have Ben, she was
/ glad of it.
WITH many readers, brilliancy of style
/ passes for affluence of thought they
/ mistake butter-cups in the grass for
/ immeasurable mines of gold under
/ ground. -LOnQfeLLOw.
Count DE CHAMBoRD's unluoky letter
reminds one of the saying of Martin
Van Buren, that he would rather tunnel
fifty miles to hold an interview with a
person than write him a letter.
The man who drove the first spike IN
the Union Pacific railroad has " suici-
ded." There must be some awful cat
astrophe in store for the man who drove
the first spike in the North Pacific
The man who gave the toast 4" Wo-
man, the last word on our lips because
it comes from the bottom of our hearts,"
went home and gave his wife a black
eye, and said he'd be shot if he didn't
wish he was single again.
In England postal telegraph cards
with space for twenty words are now is
sued at the cost of one shilling each.
They are intended for inland messages
only, and are delivered free within one
mile from the terminal station.
The trustees of a town in Iowa, in or
der to exterminate the rats which are
making frightful havoc in the village,
offer a bounty of two cents to every boy
who, like OthelIo, shall ga round un-
vanished tail deliver" to the authori-
ties
A NEVADA paper says "The many
friends of Bill Thompson will regret to
hear that he was hashed up by cata-
mount the other day on NixOn's hill,
while lying in wait to shoot Chinaman.
This was always a world of disappoint-
ment.
, THE brick chimneys of the new San
Francisco mint are turning beautiful
green. This peculiar color Is OccasiOned
by using saltwater brick, or brick made
of clay taken from salt marshes, which
the acids used in the laboratory thus dis
color.
THE case of Brown, the negro who Is
in the state prison of Indiana for viola
ting the states law against intermarri-
age of blacks and whites, is to be con-
tested in the United States supreme
court on the basis of the 14th amend
ment.
MARS, says a scientific man, is inhab-
tied, has a fine climate and plenty of
coal and iron. Why doesn't he send
them word to throw down lot of
their best iron? It would settle the
I question of cheap transportation and
cause a great fall IN iron.
JOHN CHINAdAN teaches even the
Louisiana planter a lesson in irrigation.
A party of Celestials last year rented one
hundred and sixty acres, near New Or
leans, and after flooding it from the ri
yer by use of a syphon, are now gather
ing a splendid crop of rice.
" Fanny Forester" was COW. She
used to go through the west witaher mas
ter in ''triumphal procession, d" taking all
the premiums at the fairs, and once her
owner was offered $40, 600 for her. She
, died at her home In Kentucky afew days
ago, aged four years. She leaves two
calves.
IsIr not about time that a good many
e gentlemen began to think seriously Of
q going to work and doing something
- For we can't all be merchants and bank
!, ers and brokers and dealers III real
i estate. There is a good deal of square
work TO be done about country ana
some ones got to do it John Paul.
= MR. BAaEHoT, the eminent writer on
: financial topics, holds the theory that
, a,,r,arcial panios are largely mental
,banomena. and that they can be al
Iovsd bv remedies addressed to the I'M