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~There were AZ applicants for Ger
Itificates at the teachers examipatiouzthe
22d inst. Certificates were issued as
follows: ~.S
One fors2 years: 8 for Is months,
each % for I year, each; seven for 6
months, each, and rejected.
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HThe card of A. w. MCCORMICK,
Government Claim and Pen sion Agent,
appears in. another column of The
SfIRrr. The Coloneps long experience,
his peculiarly adaptability and facilities
for the speedy transaction of this class
of business, makes him the most sue
cessful agent that wep know anything
about in, the, scouting of pensions and
collections Of claims due from the Gov.
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Pillows long used ACQUIRE disagree.

Pillows long used acquire disagree.
able odor, The ticks should be emp
tied and washed, The feathers put into a
bag and exposed TO- the heat, Of the sun
for several |ls Il h3nrs. ui T. il the country,
where the lall1fasaioled sbEiek oven nis
still iuieaistenes.his a.goedl4 rlan to
place the bag in the oven after the
bread has been withdrawn. 5ftsh
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-08-25

EA man named ANDREW KIRK
BRIDE was terribly beaten, at Matamor-
as, on the 18th inst, by LUTHER Hill
and some other persons. There was no
apparent cause for the outrage except
thstbSd whisky bad taken possession
of HILL's senses.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-08-25

HThe 77th Ohio Veterans will hole
a Reunion at Marietta, September %
1874, the evening of the first day of tn,
Fair Half.fare on the Railroads and
Steamers will be arranged. Full par
ticulars in due time; BY order of the
Society.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-08-25

EgThe Teachers institute meeting
was well attended last week by lady and
gentleman teachers from all parts of the
country, Cur people manifested their
interest by attending the sessions
throughout the meeting. to
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The Town Council propose to
grade the back street on the east side
of town, and make board walk from
6. q. pIvESpoRT's gate To- the school
house gate. sEssEIEI 81
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o0ETWe. learn that a young man
named JoY, Of Bethel townships had the
four fingers of his right hand torn of,
one day last week,jfn the cylinder OF q
threshing machine. DR. 81. sJoHN, of
lebanon, vas called to attend the case
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EThe hail and wind storm in Green
township two weeks since was exceed
ingly destructive to corn, tobacco, oats
and buckwheat crops and timber. The
hail literally riddled and destroyed the
crops, $500 ~ s, =. l'.t9 sses1'l
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EThe vote of Warren township
(Barnesvillel Belmont scounty,, on sths

RThe graveyard has been thor.
oughls cleaasti up, the wilderness Of
bushes, briers, elders, dock and rubbish
generally having been removed, persons
can now find the graves of, departed
ones without taking sythe with them
to NOW the briers and bushes down to
enable them tooview the graves of their
friends. t,,4g.3 .s.aoE arsisss
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~Mr P. d. HANNAH's. Merchant,
of Lebanon, this county, is decidedly of
\ the opinion THAT The SfiR1r; is the
Ehespest advertising medium BY .25
Aer cent, in Monroe County, and he
speaks from experience that came in
cdptact with his pocket book !; uo
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-08-25

sEgA meeting Of the Sunday Schools
of Wayne township will take place on
Saturday, September 9th, near STEPHEN
DouGHErr.s; on Cranes Nest creek.ol
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kyFarmers, their sons, daughters
and wives should now lose no time in
preparing the best Of all their products
Of house, farm and garden, for the ap-
proaching County Fair.Iaiii |. liz
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RThere has beenouer eighty County
Orders sput;on interest during the past
four years, as shown by the settlements
in the Auditors office r,r| ern,r
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~ The Directors of the Agricultn.
raj Society meetyon Saturday, the 29ih
inst. i / II J - r.
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~Our Republican. friends, on the
22d inst. INDUCED in the harmless
amusement of nominating county
ticket 4 A& IA - 8 s
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sgMr. H. F. BoDE. of Bethel town
ship, is building 4 large brick residence.
When completed it will be the finest
dwelling in that part of the county. --
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! Buckingham's Dye.

As, our Remover In many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and efeefually p aecomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and, produces y colcr WHICH will
neither rabsnof wash of 3 Sddby
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Esnuisssp,.d bI&k HALL ksoes
, 7oSsa NAaHUE Nh. VSSc
mayl2,'74Y.
49, .Oos, .S.S
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An extraordinary marriage ii took
place at Lexington, England the. other
day, the ceremonyrheing performed by
the Very Rev. iArchdeacon Ptilpott lin
the presence Of a'lafge congregation. 10
The married couple both belong to the
parish OF lexington, but the sing ular
part is the fact that the bride has no
arms. and the ring had to be placed on
the third toeof her-left foot. At the
conclusion lsg thes parripgs ceremany
she signed the; rregistert Aoldipg ,Ie pen
With het toes, Id a very decent "hsnd' y
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fEFWe, learn that Mr.. W. S. WIbEY
has disposed of his interest in the Cam
eron Steam Mill to Mr.. pC. LuDE. 11ra
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wOur thanks are due ,HuGH B.
HUI, Esq, of this place, for a basket
of the largest and finest favored peach
ca we have seen for several years. g
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fFThanks to A. j. PEARSON, Esq.,
for a number Of large peaches. One
double peach among them firmly con-
nected. istH I}tH.ig1n'y Fhi|
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E~ Belmont county cast majority
of 1000 votes against the New Consti-
tuition. '.'. -. - -, :, =,
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N-oTrcE 10 qig.p q, ib tba sTss III,
roe county @ ho. At thsir September session. son
1874 4.praying fot the establishment Of . graded
in the graded road running through said
Thompspu's farm: thence tho nearest and best
route to the farm Of Simon ?. Wood in Green
township; thence to Louis Gray's; from, thence
at or near Fletcher's Chapel and from tSeAes
the nearest and Beat rotitc Ii sthe town 'ai
wood.isla gg2 !. r. MANY PETITIONERS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-08-25

HMr. ROBERT McKELvY, of Green
township, threshed 26 busbeloofs wheat
to the acre this year; his yield of oats
was the largest il the township. .,,.,.1
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EIf you want fruit cans, the best
in the market, go to w n. ALExAN
DER's tin shop, a6a .s ie sss 81 ss,r
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Noble County News.

FFrom the Press, August 2O.l0 g e
We are doing consid erable job work
just now.
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-, TAs Vertical Feed.

j.
This i arranged 5sboys the SHUTTLE plass. No
goods resting upon smooth aurfaee sro hold
firmly down by the presser foot until the needle
has penetrated the fabric, vt which time ths
pressure on the fabric is being transmitted from
the pressure foot to the vertical feed bar. whiek
comes down on tho goods close behind the nee
dle.) by sof . besrsr conaecting the tvs
and also with the needle-bar. no that ~ The
time the needle has reached its lowest point ths
full pressure Is transmitted to the feed bar. aud
| at which time theneedle bar and feed bar aso
both moved iatsrslly the desired lengtA Of
stitch, both moving in unison at their highess
and lowest points. A moments glance at this
novel combination for feed will convince the
reader Of its superiority for the following re-
,Ist sThs presser foot is always r.issd frg2
the fabric whom the feed takes place. thsrsby
presenting no resistancs 70 sesms o. rid1ef
while feeding. l.ioH sf4 aI e9 ~ b
ID. The needle being in the fabric, moving
with the yertioalfeod bar with its fun pfesysrs
on the goods, renders the feed sure and stxoaG.
| and the stitch tiniforin in length. Z ig8 ,h94
3D.. The needle being in the goods at he
time the feed takes place, renders 1t impossible
to full one piece whila the other IL stret6hed
2 4th. Ths vertical feed bar being behind thS
needle renders il capable Of sswing slsGtis
goods, making smooth and flexible ssam with
,titch alike on both sidss-thus enabling tie
sewing Of any number Of thicknesaes without
basting. and operating with equsi fssilisy On
tbs heaviest a. wsll A. the lightsst fabrics. 81
1t is not a machine with few selling pointas
and otherwise the same o. the generality Of me-
chimes, but the best machine IN The world, ,wiaA--
eut say exception. and1 court and defy son@
petition, and challenge any Sewing kaehine
Agent in the county 70 sew With Davis. md
viii give $25 for any machine that viii bsst The
Davis and do a. large . range Of work. ThS
Davis is the only real practical machine ise
hemminR bias goods Of any kind without bassv
ing. and is especially adapted TO dress making
in all its branches. II has taken the highest
premium wherever exhibited in oompetion With
other machines. It took the Arst premiums ~
the Ohio and Vermont State Fairs in 1873.
Far further particulars and circulars, eddfsss
WIN. MINSTERMAN, u
b,s,t> .;.a Woods6eld, Ohio
Needles and Attachments for Al sew-
ing machines for sale. Price Of needles 81 pm
dozen, BY mail, the money 10 accompany ~
order. ~e..
| Local and Traveiing Agents
Wanted. All make Of Machines oafsfully
adjusted and repaired. spre0.' '7AtA g
| t7Eis a.s@ Gils ,sGc1i Esta
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.YTIEHls; YTIEHls; sllL4sT LATEST IS IoU11 OUT

Il tsysSa dfseSsssionf fshss sBsst, isfaipse1t md
Easier "a justetl tltaa any losAst As1Aius
In use. The inysntor whs csn,msks q msshinS
10 doits work With. ths least msohipsry 10 ean.'
sidered BY al good judges p the bsst. Enpits.
ity 81 eonstructioH In evsrythingis 4 not only 10
beauty. bus its best rscommeudation.ai itn hbthv,
ingis,tlis rule msrs applicable then p Sewing
MsShines The mechanical principles Involved
Il, tbs Davis ars new, and SG6sr widely ffsnp
those commonly in uss: combining siuiplisitys
strength, dursbiIty, economy, and adHptation
Larger Of vsrk tesH tthsa Az stAf - ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1874-08-25

s. NThe County Infirmary and farm.
under the Superintendence of Mr.. LOUIS
SuLEsBERGER, is ia better condition at
this time than ever before.
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RIA young lady who can play GRO
uuet thirty minutes without cheating or
making you believe you have done 30,
viii do to depend ion. s5ss ses.s ts,es
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THB subsc ibers ctfsr for sale $50 acress q
land lip Refrys toWnship lin tracts of 40

ACRES each. Il is Situated as follows,
The northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of seesson 4, townshtp 8 aud range s..
The southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter of section 5, township 8 and range g..
Beth tracts lay well, good timber, plenty
Of water, and will bs sold upon fair terms.
Address or calP On q. H. nf J. ". HUFf-
MAN, Lsings, Monroe County, Ohio.
apYsS,'74.f. -tf' ~ .-.a
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Positive Home Tsstinefy,
Mopss1,S visw. I mile wsst q Bridsepe.t, I
s'eis8 ., SOS Juiy II. 1873. 2

HoprsxIH viSw. mile vest sf Bridsepef, I
s'Giss q 31iS July Il, 1873
DR. g, n. BoYo-DEkG Sin. In Justice %
you, snd for the benefit Of others suffering q
onoe did. l send you the following: In ahs
spring Of 1871 I was attacked with . sewers
Catarrh. called very distinguished phy-
sicisn; he treated me for six months, but gave
me no relief, and told me hs did not think he
could cure me before the next spring. Z
might therefore prepare for another 3intss
Of suffering. | ussd "Dr Sage's Remedy =
but it did me no good. In the following o.
tobsr, ! met friend Who told me Of yent
wonderful success in the treatment Of that
terrible disease, requested him to see you
and give you statement Of my case, which
hsdid. You kindly sent me yess oinyalua.
bic treatment, and aftsr usins 1t four msuths
I am completely cured. aud mp to this date
have never had . symptom OF return Of the
dread disease. With unlimited confidence !
can. therefore, recommend your treatment 70
oil Catarrh sufferers. Yours truly, ,9Hlas iosi
sISi III sissl8b IS VIZ J. McHusa, !. :.
Toll gate. one mile west of Bridgeport, Ohi6.
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Toll gate, one mile west Of Bridgeport. 0Ais.


DR. Gso. Il. Bovp-DsAR sIn In regard ta
your Common Sense Treatment Of CArARRH,
allow ms to say that suffered from Catarrk
for ten years. ] used Dr. sase's ,Rsmsdvlfss
a long tins with no benefit whatever. T.Was
then induced to-, try your treatment, which
resulted in the most happy elect. I had
used Il but very short time whom felt
could mcsta conscientiously recommend Dr..
Boydss Common Sense Treatment TO All spf-
fsrers from Catarrh Of ths hsad, Hose and
throat. Very respectfully.
J. n susorsot. Dental Sufgson,
lat Market street, Wheeling, ". 70.
I This bsars witness that having suffered
from . Chronic catarrh, II vas entirely ouFsd
In one week by the use Of sDf. sBprp's Con-l
mon Sense Trestments, nwola gIlG2 nss;
[Sisned1 !las 5.sa Ans 7MApA g, HAYs, 5. /!
+ Miss Naris C. RAYS, Is q cousin g,of mine,
and is now, residing in my HOUSE. Il Am psr-
scnslly acquainted With Or. Boyd, And know
that the above Il only ope among many caSsa
of Catarrh he has cured. W. n. HISf,
ia i.iEv Sheriff Belmoat c0anty, ohiA
wal Ga0 I'd od .-ali) ohR FFtIG ~
jaAs . Druggist, have sold De- a. d, Boyds
comuien Sense Treatment fcf Gstaffb, With
Inesr positive success IN the cgRR Of thas
disease in, all lis forms.s,d a,W. ]. PAbIs.
| a.BYllaire. Ohio, Jan, 1879. ,,.S..sa4f 3
/ can fully indorse the shove. Df. Boyds
Common SENSE Treatment stands anffVallsd,
It sdsUtsa positive care Id etsty4 O fe, u
haseewitnesssd. RKxss .EIsreass sDrs3eiAt.
| aRyllaiTs. Chic. Jane lSs AS52d yG1is hsiie,
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FaEHEN . = = n
baltimore & Ohio RailrO ad.
,,nevs Advertisements.

HTwo interesting stories will be
found on. our first page. y. usr-a,
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Farm for Sale.

gfa!lo gni!tn ot -t.r7 eoiins'ie igiesG~
IN PERRY TP., MONROE CO., o.
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kEWe added number of new
namesIto our subscription list last week.
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HStreet Commissioner WAGON
HEM had his forces engaged last week
cleaning up Main street.
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Noodles and Attachments for Al sev-
ing machines for sale. Price of needles 81 pm
dozen, BY mail, the money to accompany ~
order. -e.
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Abstract Of Votes Poed in Monroe County at the Election
Held on Tuesday, August l8 1874.

~ 40 Ao'f' "a .a2IaraIu =
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Local and Traveiing Agents
Wanted. All make Of Machines oafefully
adjusted and repaired. spr20. 7Atf g
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17
From The Other Side.


MessrS. Editors
It seems that our astroaomieal "
relations are changing. Big Hatehie
bottoms have been inundated about
two months, and still the waters are
des cending and the turbld stream in
creasing. An communication with
your city, from the northern and eastern
portions of the county is broken except
by canoe and Railroad. And yet our
county Court did not at its last term
take any steps to repair the bridges
which have been swept away by the pre-
vailing foods. We are taxed to buy
them and then left out in the dry with
out q ray of hope to console US for the
three months to come. Is it righs2 I
think not. The question arises what
shall we do? We will do this: patron
ia the towns on our side of the river.
There is looms Station, which is on the
east and north side of the river. The
corporate lines have already been fixed.
1t is a mile one way and three quarters
the other. And includes % residences,
I business houses, l shop, ! saw mill,
! depot house, church house, l school
house, and several houses of different
kinds being erected, voters %, and IO5
inhabitants There is a Masonic Lodge
and Grange of Patrons of Husbandry.
So much for cur side Of the river"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

T2RADFORD-We are authorized to announce y. T.
- BRADFORD as a candidate for the Office OF REGIS
TER Of fkardeman County ensuing August Elec-
ti0n.
CTONE-Ws are authorized to announce " Haley
- STONE as q candidate for the Office of REGISTER
Of Hardenan County the ensuing August Election
EELLOW-CITIZENS-
l. ] hereby Announce mvself ~ a
candidate for the ofieo Of REGISTER Of Hardsman
County. elected that ONCE shall do my utmost
discharge the dLtes Of the anne efficiently aud e2ur-
teously W L BAIRD.
y u 4 MMONS. - We authorized TO an
IA J. u nouuce r. F. Ammons 2 candidate for
the Office Of REGISTER Of Hsrdeman county at the
ensuing August election
CWINEBROAD--We are authorized to announce 4
~ SwISEBRoAD candidate for REGISTER Of
Hardeman county at the ensuing August Election
TNERGUSON-We are authorized TO anHsunce J S
= FERGUSON a candidate for REGISTER OF lar
demau county at the ensuing August EleetIsn-
DIRTLE-We are authorised to announce ii Il PIR-
Il TIE a candidate for REGISTER Of Hardeman
County at the ensuing August Election
4 NDERSON-We are au thorized to announce g Fl
II AEpERsOE q candidate for e-elecJion tn the
Office OF REGISTER Of Hardeman County at the en-
N
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17
To the Voters of Hardeman County

FelLolo- Citizens Without going into
details, the undersigned most respectful
" announces to you that he is q eandi-
date foF the Office of Tax Collector, and
earnestly solicits your support. IF elected
to Office in this, my native county, it will
be my aim to conduct all the business
pertaining thereto with justice to all 1t
will be my purpose to visit, prior to the
election, as many Of the citizens as pos
sible, hoping that may thus secure the
position to which now aspire. If elect~
ed Tax Collector of Hardeman county in
August next, | will endeavor to discharge
the duties of the Office with satisfaction
to the public. Respectfully,
Feb 6. (tdl TURNER HARRISS
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17
Eor lag ColIectnr.

TTICKS-We re authorized 10 announce D HICKS
II Of Gainesville a candidate FOX TAX COLLECT
OR Of HardemaR county, At the ensuing election
AYERS-We are authorized tn announce : RID
III MYERS a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR OF
ardeman county at the ensuing election
VERNOE-We authorized To announce L NER-
NON z candidate tor IA Y COLLIER TOR Of H2r-
deman county at the ensuing August election
SIMPSON-We are authorized to announce J STEP
- SON Q candidate for reelection to the office Of
TAX COLLECTOR Of HardsmRn county At the ensu-
ing August Election,
N UCk0 LLS-We authorized to announce WH G
~ kUCKOLLs a candidate for TAX COLLECTOR
Of Hardeman County ct the ensuing August Election.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

J. r. Breckenridge of Lexington, Ky
was killed by John L. Anderson of Leb>
anon, Tenn, in a saloon at the latter
place on the Sth ult They were law
students and the impression prevails
that it was an unpr0voked murder.
Young Anderson was under the influ.
ence Of whisky. He made his escape
aud is still at large The deceased was
a son Of W. C. p. Breckenridge and a
grandson Of the late Rev r. J. Breek-
iuridge.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

IDEAVE.S, J. Dive are authorized to announce D
Il I.EAvEs Of Saulsbury candidate for the ofice
Of CT RCUIT COURT CLERK Of Hardeman county
at the ensuing August Election.
RICHARDSON-Te are authorized to announce
IL II RICHARDSON a candidate fo- reelection
the ONCE of CIRCUIT COURT CLERK OF Ha-denan
county at the ensuing August election
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

We take the following notice from
the Kentucky AdC0cate of some fine cut>
tie raised by our old friend Gre4nberIy
Bright:
Thos E. Wood purchased, last week,
of Greenberry Bright, Of Lincoln, 3 steers,
aged respectively three, four and five
years, and weighing 1925, 1890 and
2S05. The latter is the famous steer
"G co Afford, for which he paid the
snug sum of $500. These are all the
product of the same COR. Who can beat
it?
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

We learn that the Methodists Of Boli-
var have purchased of a NJ. Statlor one
half Of the lot which he purchased from
DR.. Tate, and that they intend building
a handsome framed church on it, front
ing Market street and opposite the resi-
denee of c. g. Joy. As consequence
the building at present occupied is for
sale.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

Mrs. Pybass is spending a few days in
Louisville and Cincinnati where she is
purchasing a splendid stock Of Ladies
Hats and Bonnets, Collars, Neck Ties,
good lot of Ribbons and Trimmings,
and in fne everything, in her lice, suita-
BILE for the Spring trade
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17
Eor Countv Frrstea.

TJARDY-VYs are authorized to announce r 5 HARDY
IL a candidate for the Office Of TRUSTEE Of Har-
deman County at the snssinE August Election
SAVAGE-We are authorized TO announce J g SAVAGE
~ uddate for recollection to the sfce Of TRUS
TEE Of Hardeman county at the ensuing August cleo
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

The tremendous rain fall Of the past
few days has caused Hatchie river and
its tributaries to rise rapidly, and they
are all at food height
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

Prof J. r. Millen, who at the begins
ming of the war left Bolivar wish the
Pillow Guards as leader of the 4th Tenn.
Regiment Band, died last week in Hunts,
vile Ala
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

Railroad men experience great trouble
in getting trains through on account of
the long continued rains. No serious
damage reported.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-04-17

If you want good picture of yourself
or friend, MeClarley's Gallery is the
place to have it made. His v ork never
fails to give satisfaction.