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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-01-30
Standard Weights,
Notice..
No. 9049. c. NJ. Lambeth s Co., rs.
James Saline

n o. 9J49. {. NJ. Lambeth s CO., rS
James Saline
BY virtue of an execution to me di-
rected from the Circuit Court of Harde-
man county | will sell TO the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door
in tje town Of Bolear, on Saturday, the
l4fh day Of February. 1874, the following
described tract of land In Hardeman
county, on the waters of Porters creek,
and bounded as follows, to-wit: BpgiG-
ming at black oak, the southeast cor
ner OF 200 acre survey in the name Of
Samuel Stanley, the southwest corner of
entry No. ISIS for 80 acres in the name
of Matthew HolOman, and rams north
with the Stanley line 1919 poles to a
stake with black oak pointers; thence
east III poles to Il stake, small oak and
dogwooj pointers on Chockly Grantham'
west boundary line; thence south 69I
poles to stake; thence east 10 poles to
stake; thence south 80 poles to u lack
jack and post oak pointers, the north>
east corner IF entry No. 59S for III
acres IN the name of - johnson;
thence west 100 poles to the beginning,
containing 100 acres said land lying
on east side Of Porters creek. Levied
on as the property of James Saline to
satisfy an execution in my hands in favor
OF {. NJ. Lambeth IL Co.
J. J. NELLY.
Jan 10, 1874 (pf7.00) Sheriff.
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Clear the Track, the Riders are Up

The candidates are coming like wolves
on she fold, And their fingers are itching
for the greenback or gold; They'll tell
you their claims are many and bright As
the stars that shine out through the dark
ness of night
SpOkea-SCme how, one way or anoth =
er, We have a phelioW -pheeliDg for can
didates, and delight in seeing them shin
ming around among the lords of creation
like rats in a burning barn; and we smole
a smile and sing:
Come rest in this column thou place
seeking chum, The cost is five dollars, five
dollars the sum Y our name shall go
forth to the heather and sage, and they'll
vote you the wisest and best of the age
Come in thy beauty my loving chirootes,
And we'll trumpet your name where this
paper pyroutes
To be continued in the Salt River Re
porter and not to be sung by the crew of
the steamer Defeat at any landing be>
tween Hardemau county and E'iddlers'
Green.
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A WONDER we have seen a good
many two'legged partially educat ID hogs,
but the one on exhibition here last Tues
day was q wonder worthy of rote. He
was a hog right, had four feet, an unu>
sual'y lengthy snoot, weighed about $50
pounds, and was sure thing on figures.
He could look at watch, tell the time
indicated upon its face by the hands;
select any given name from printed
list, tell what FIVE hundred and fifteen
pound bale Of cotton would bring at, say
Is cents pr pound, and do it quickly.
That hog had sense-;neulcated sense
and no instinct about it. If this is not
so, how then, could he perform so well
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Bolivar Retail Market Report.
Corrected Weekly by NJ. H. P1GrLz.

corrected W eekIT ny II. II. fI.ILE.
Bacon-NOne in market. Bulk pork
9 to % cents per pound.
BGgging-lS cents, cash on delivery
TJes-IO cents, do do do.
Butter-Choiee country, in cakes, 80
Corn NeaI-Good demand at 81
CorN-Light stock and demand zoe.
Eqgs-In demand, at 25c.
Flolr-We quote medium to choice
S., 00al2,O0.
Hides-IR demand at fair prices.
Hay-Supply light; l,75 per cwt
Lard-Firm, ll3al24
1HOlaSSeS-Firm, T0aS5
Nails 81, 90 per keg rates.
Poultry-Chickens in demand, 20d35c,
according to size and quality.
Sah-Per barrel, 1925 aud firm.
Suga1.-Firm, l04aI63
Cofee-Firm, and tending upward; Rio
333a374c.
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New GROCERY HoUsE.-As announced
in the last issue of this paper, we have
opened in the Lightfort building, on
Market street, near the railroad, and
have a nice stock Of Groceries and Fam
lily supplies. We respectfully ask our
citizens for share of their patronage
We will deliver goods free. and will al
ways be ready to serve them from in
the morning until 9 at night To our
country friends and farmers, we will say,
that we have a good stock of molasses,
sugar, coffee, -four, salt, bulk pork, &c,
aud that we will always be glad to see
them. To all, we will say that we can
and will sell sell cheaper, for the money,
than any other house, as our expenses
are about one half as much, or less. We
only ask for a trial to prove it.
Respectfully,
JOY & MORRISON.
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ONLY a PIEoE-Owing to the inclem-
ency of the weather the Great Eastern
Show Company did not exhibit their cir-
Gus, menagerie and bippodrome at this
place on last Tuesday. Under a single
canvass, however, they gave very cred>
liable variety show, at reduced prices,
folded their tents and departed for points
in the South. We learn that the mans
ayers, while here, declared their inten-
ton of returning to Bolivar in April
nnNk
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A MIsTAKE.-Mr. E. {" Dunk y An
drews, called to see US last Wednesday.
We were glad to make his acquaintance,
and hope TO have the pleasure of meeting
him again. By the way, Mr. A. tells US
that be is off duty at this time. He is an
experienced engineer and conductor, and
has an extensive acquaintance among
railroad men. The cause of his being at
leisure at this time is rather singular,
and we cannot do better than to relate
the facts as they reach US Twenty
years ago Dunk was a conductor of a
through freight and emigrant train on
the Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad. He run the pile
driver engir e on the Mississippi Central
Extension, and when that work was
completed took the first passenger train
over the road from Milan to Cairo, and
then held the position as engineer from
Fort Jefers on to Cairo. While in this
latter duty, he was suspended by the
General Manager, Capt. Frost, upon the
grounds that he was the identical An
drews, who, as conductor Of a freight
train on some railroad up north, ran into
the rear of passenger train and demoI-
ish d coach or two. Dunk says that
no such thing ever occurred with him,
and there is a mistake about the whole
matter A. e. Andrews is the name Of
the man who had charge of the train
which did the smashing and it could not
have been E. Andrews, for he says he
has not run as conductor Of a freight
train in the last nineteen or twenty
years. We hope and believe that
" Dunk will come out o. K, and be
restored to his position as soon as Capt.
Frost can give the subject his personal
attention
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Isaac Morrison, Esq, of Memphis,
arrived in our city yesterday morning.
He is out looking after the interest of
parties having claims against the Gov
eminent of the United States for stores
and supplies taken during the late war
Mr. Morrison is "a United States Com
missioner, and in every respect reliable
Parties having claims, whether already
fled or not would do well to cali on him.
lie is prepared to take proof in all such
cases. Mr. Morrison will remain in
B ,livsr for few days only, and those
who desire his serv ces should lose no
time in calling upon him.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
August Election. 1874
For Register.

pIRTLE-We are authorised announce NJ u PIR-
L TIE a. & candid ate for REGISTER Of Hardened
County at the ensuing August Election
A NDRRSON-We authorized to announce e n
n ANDERSON as 3 candidate for REGISTER Of Har-
dsman County at the ensuing August Election.
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| viii be enabled, in a few weeks, to
put up fine photographs at prices ranging
from a dollar to a dollar and half per
dozen. Guarantee full and entire salts
faction or no pay. These pictures will be
as good, if not better, than can be made
elsewhere, and they are certainly cheaper
at the above prices than any where else.
Let all examine and compare prices.
WESLEY ROBINSON.
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JIMMIE AND LUoIE-We have had the
pleasure sf seeing q most beautiful life
size portrait of Jimmie aud Lucie, the
twin>children OF DIR. J. w Nelson, re-
Gently painted by their mother. 1t would,
in our opinion, be pronounced By con-
Disseurs faithful likeness of the chill
dren, AMI work Of art very creditsbls
to Mrs Nelson
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We regret to learn that cur former we'll
known tnwnsman, GIeenberry Bright,
of Ky, met with serious accident
some weeks ago by being thrown from a
wagon, drawn by an unruly team MIR
Bright had one leg broken and this,
coupled with the weight of years, has
affected seriously his usual good health
We sympathize with him in his affiio-
tiou, and hope to hear very soon of his
restoration 10 health.
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A drunken negro sieniied his inten>
tion of whipping A. y. Tiller, district
Constable, last Tuesday. Had it not
been for gentleman who stepped be-
tween the parties that darkie would
have had a hole prepared for him in
some lone grave yard before this time
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We learn that James Sheets, one of
the gay and gallant sons Of Old Harde-
man, left fur Horn Lake, Miss, last
Wednesday morning on business trip,
wherein much pleasure is blended.
When he returns he will bring Mrs.
James Sheets with bin.
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The Board of Aldermen will meet at
the Office of the Mayor tonight. BUSH
ness of importance will come before
them. Fixing the tax rate for the cor
porate year will be one of the most i'm
pOrtant items Of business transacted. 1t
is understood that the rate will be high
er than it was last year. No doubt that
the Board in their wisdom Will fix the
rate as low as is consistent with the de-
mands of the corporation
IS heretofore suggested we should
be glad to see more lamps on our streets.
We think the public demands it, and it
certainly adds greatly to the convenience
of those who are compelled to preambu>
late our streets after night>fail. Add.
tional light would be of great advantage
to our police, who are expected to patrol
the town Whenever occasion requires.
The cost Of additional lamps, We con-
tend, would be but trife as compared
with the benefit derived.
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CorToN Prices were irregular yester.
terday and rocked about like a feather in
the wind. In some instances middling
shot off at l44-which was considered
about the fair thing. Bolivar is not GO
ing to lose her reputetion as the best cot
ton market on the Central road, no mat
ter what the fluctuations may be at home
or abroad; so you can always feel safe in
wheeling the staple up to the doors of
our merchants
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When you go to a show don't ask
some fellow with a blanket or shawl
pinned around his neck to stand before
you. There are plenty of them always
On hand to carry out this part of the pro-
grammel
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Church Directory.

st. James Church. Bolivar, Tenn.
vrvices every Sunday on the Holy DAYS bv the
RECTOR W &. GRAY.
TIE hour for opening Sunday School o'clock AN
ii Irning Service on Sundays -.... I0IS
evening Service on Sundays. ......-... do
Services twice each day durIAg Lent.
From 9 to IL A NJ and from TO 10 p NJ, the Rector
can IN his study at the rear of the Church.
a. The Of this Church are ALL FREE.
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WHAcKED -Policeman Macon Whack>
ed half drunken darkie over the pate
at the variety show last Tuesday for
using abusive and obscene language.
Subsequently ye darkie got red hot, talk
ed big talk, and was locked up in the
caIahoose
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A. G. Reynaud, assistant secretary of
the Howard Association of Ne lphis, is
charged with stealing money and will
answer at the next term of criminal
court He gave bond in the sum of
sl0,0 A Jealous wife sprung the trap
on him
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One of the Editors will, in a few days,
visit Grand junction, salisbury, Ubet
Middleton and Pocahontas on business
connected with the Bulletin
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The fifth term Of St james Church
School for girls begins on next Monday.
This is one of the best schools in the
South, and we are proud to say, is gain-
ing rapidly. See card in another col
umu
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We have seen the plan and specifca-
tons of a livery stable to be erected by
G. W. Newbsrn and 8 F. Young on the
" Old Hotel Lot" corner of Market ana
Water streets. Frank says that it will
be complete in every particular Now
1--WE Il all take a ride"
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NOTHING LIKE lT.-The present win
ter is the mildest we ever experienced.
In truth, it has been no winter at all,
and if Old Topsey, he of the wind, snow,
sleet and ice, does not hurry up Miss
Spring, the bouncing girl of the South,
will crowd him out altogether. It's all
right with us, for we are out of coal and
wood is heavy expense.
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Armistead q Polk have just received
a splendid lot of new and seasonable
prints in fact, the incest calico you
ever saw. Call and see
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A little son OF w. E. n. Graham who
lives just north of Hatchie, come nenr
losing his life by the sudden breaking
of of cut of rail timber on which a
young man was at work 1t rolled near
~ entirely over the boy rendering him
speechiess for several hours. We are
happy to hear that be is recovering.
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New DRCG SToRE.-We call the at
tention of our readers to the card of
Moore Il Hammer, proprietors of the new
drug store recently established in our
midst They have full and complete
stock of drugs, medicines, paints, oils,
etc., and make speciality of coal OIL
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Our thanks are hereby rendered John
II. Polk for a lively sample of genuine
Virginia chewing tobacco. Armistead
d Polk have largs stock of good tObac>
CO on hand and will sell the same at
very low prices.
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Bishop Quintard will visit Bolivar on
the 10Th of next month.
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no transient or Legal Advertis
nent Published until paid for.
paid in advance.
"a NO attention Will be given anony-
nous communications.
HS~ W. will thank our friends for ali
local or Esighborhood items.
, bSS- One cross mark on the margin of
Sne paper means your subscription has
expired; two cross marks means paw IN
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-01-30

G. II. Anderson, present incumbent, is
a candidate for re election to the Office of
Register Of Hardeman county.
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VIM. g. NuckoIls is candidate for
Tax Collector of Hardemau county.
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Bookkeeping 6. Commercial Law

To Young Men Seeking Employment.
the Meuad City ad0 ds unusual facilft es ,r gain
employment. THIS kas aiWa besE ons 81 ita promo
neat feat thousand seven hnndrea stna-
eutE who have entered tie last few years- are hoF
filing lucrative Positions nainly procured - oar ~
husHge We have surrarbed cur icrnef eH'fsH li1
Situations these completing the courses
sztisfaetoF1ly or refund -e-hAif eafirs fees
Board se had ia the family Of enc q tbs frSiss
soFsaf resiscsa rates
Send for cfrcalars
Ju'yt5.-ff THUS A EiSb. IfSs-
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Mrs, Martha Cochran, of jackson,
Team, was burnt to death few DAYS
since by her clothes taking FIRE.
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A drunken fellow, with box of match
es in his pocket, laid down ON the street
in Muscatiue, the other day, to enjoy
quiet snoOze. While rolling over in his
sleep the matches took fire. Awaken
inc, he snufed the air suspiciUuslv,
sme,t the burning birthstone, and ejacu-
lated, . Just as | expected, in h-l (hic)
by hickey"
LEG BRoKEN.-Mr Robt Cox, worthy
citizen of Gadsden, got into difficulty
on Tuesday night, in Gadsien, with Nj.
Doc. Harris. In The skirmish Cox got
one of his legs broken, just below the
knee by Harris falling on him. Whig
and Tribune
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For Eax Cnllectnr-

NJ UCKOALS-We authorized to anRounee VIM G
~ hUCKcLLs q eahdi tate for TAX COLLECTOR
OF Harden County at tbs ensuing August Election.
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NJ. II. PirtIe is candidate for Register
of Hnrdeman county.
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] ii. Hardin is now associated with his
brother, Geo. w Hardin, jr., in the prac>
of law. See their card in another column.
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Tickets for the show 2-The candidates
are coming, huarrah, huarrah
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George Nj. Dugan, the popular grocer
aud commission merchant, besides doing
a heavy coal, lumber and supply trade
has paid out over thirty Jire thousand
dollars during the present season for
cotton, and still his course is upward.
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MASONIC.

CLINTON LODGE, No. 54-Meets first Monday IN
{ acL month.
day in each month.
BOLIVAR COUNCIL. No l6-Me:ts third Monday
in each month
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Rantist Church.

Services Second and Fourth Sabbath IN eaoh month
at 1879 4. NJ. and p. NJ BY the Rey. w w KOSE,
SABBATH SCHOOL at 81 y. NJ.
Singing 0ysvy Saturday niZnt and Sunday evening
Prayer Me citing every Tuesday night,
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r a a z

Bolivar Lodge No % meets every Tuesday night at
Odd Fellows Hall
Worth EEcampment meets at same time AMI place.
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Methodist Church.

by the Rev W II PATTERSON.
SABBATH SCHOOL at SE A. II.
Singing Sabbath School Scholars Sunday
ming at 21z o'clock. Prayer Meeting every Wednes-
day night Choir meeting every Friday night. Regular
Church meeting first Wednesday night in each month
Young Mems prayer meeting every Monday night.
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Trains pass Bolivar follows
MAIL TEAIN. South 1923 H: Es-tr IN
EXPRESS tram South IS = s.--. North 8 ~ A <
Freight train, South 9-sB ? N:..-.Eorth 7 al p n
Dc 80 do I055 do -5stT
- - az train Taas syeEy DAY. - ExpTssstra
runs every day-AONEAIS EXCEPTED "a
Conusctoh . made BY the southpard bound Mi =,
traias A. Grand Juneton sith trains 81 the n
- X and by me trains ElihE hsrth A. aekro-
rear With trains On the N 4 q. y. r.
he ab"Te schsSHis taxes eject NAY III
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BOLIVAR DIVISION No. IL UNITED
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.

Meets every WEDNESDAY EVENING at & O'Clock in
Odd Fellows Hall, Market and Water Streets
Benevolent Insurance Degree Council meets at same
time and place
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Presbyterian Church.
Pc. EEn RGE 81 INlEN p srnn

Sun lay Scnooi ...-.-. NJ
services for the Children each I'd Sabbath Att
Prayer Meeting Thursdays at 10000. ......7 do
Services every Sabbath at IO1z III. and IA II
Seats all FREE.
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]. w. Tate & Co, have white fish ard
mackerel by the kit, quarter and half
barrels Low for cash.
Try Tate on White Fish and Mack
erel.
Go to Joy & Morrisons grocery house,
Market street near railroad, for bargains.
NOTICE W hen you go to Memphis
stop at the GEE HOU E, corner of Main
and Beale streets, charges $3.50 per
day.
j. E GILENWATERS,
Jan I6-tf Proprietor
Salt So per barrel at Joy " Morrison's,
PICTURE FRAMEs.-W. 7. McCarley
has inst received a ne lot OF all kind Of
picture frames, which he is selling at very
low prices. Call On him when you want
anything in his line
Bagging and ties at Joy Il Morrison's
cheap
If you want legal blanks call at this
Office and get them. Cheap enough.
Flour at Joy & Morrison's, 81 to $40
per barrel
Ifyou want neat job of printing done
gall this Office and you shall be accom-
modatcd
For cheap groceries go to
JOY Il MORRISON'S.
Obituaries and tributes of respect must
be accompanied with the cash st the
rate of two cents per word to insure in
sertion. If
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church

s. Rev. D. II. GREEN, Pastor.
Services every Sabbath At lo1= a. and Ga D. N.
Prayer Meeting every Friday night
Sunday School o'clock. A. N.
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BOLIVAR.
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L. u. CARRISGT0N, L B ADAMS. r. s. HAIR
Df, G 81 DUGAS, Z. L. LIGH1EURT, L. OWEN,
J. NJ. HUBBARD.
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi Central &. z.
rraiss pass Bolivar a, follows

GEO. n. DUGAN......................