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skeletons. Speculation, trading, elerking
or any indoor make-shift has a fascination
for theyoung man that's seems irresistible
TO be in the great busy world and Of it, to
talk familiarity with business men about
enterprises involving thousands Of dollars
has charm for him, who seldom re-
members the vast multitudes that sink
to ruin while struggling for prizes that
only one IN Q thousand can possibly
obtain.
Mercantile life, commerce, aad spsoula-
ton carry with them spell, AID many
young men forget that these a7ocadons
witheE the hopes Of more men than they
make successful Lock around in daily
life aud see the wrecks Of splendid fer
tunes that float all around Us in ths bas-
mess world.
There is scarcely a day that passes in.
city, village, or county, that some stout,
healthy young man Is not met canvass
ing for sone book, some map or picture ;
selling some patent clothes wringer, or
elothes-pin, hat hook, has-peg, or q
tooth powder-somethIng Of which, with
his robust health aud strong frame he
ought to be ashamed, as beneath the dig-
nifty Of an able-bodied man.
We appeal TO young men to be salts
fed and stay on the farm and industri-
ousIy work mother-earth. Here, riches
Of the truest, sweetest kind can be dig
ged. We fear that labor is ceasiog 30 be
honorabIs Ia the eyes Of the rising gen
Grafton.
The doom Of any nation IS sealed when
such a conclusion Is reached 1t Is tc
this hatred fer labor We are to look, in Z
f great degree, for the payentage Of those
crimes that make us shudder-a Ions
daily list under which tae press groans
It is one great cause Of those gigonti,
frauds upon our banks and money inst;
tutions, the parenso Of tA5 knagith peeal2
tions of government contractors an'
State officials, iastigating the bribery @
legislators ard the reckless exPondisur
Of public money for private purposes
sinking Us as people, under heayie
debts and greater burdens, than ar
borne By any other nation on the face 0
tho earth. ConteRtsd labor is honesty
best protection.
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SIS 10 $50 Per Day Ca

$50 to sou Fer Day e t.ta
SLY be made with the GREAT WEST
ERIN WE'LL AUGERl We mean 1t,
aud are. prepared TO demonstrate the
fact Our AuSers are worked entirely
by horse power. and viii bore a. the
rate Of twenty feet pgr hour. IL b3rss
fall,sized wells, and Of any depth reGuir>
ed Il vii bore Ia az kinfs Of earTa,
soft sand and limestone, bi,umi nous,
stone, coal, slate and hard pan and We
make the bess Of wells IN qaicEsand
Good Gcsivs agents wanted in
every State and county IN the United
S,s5es. Send for our iilUa5rztad olta-
ioysa, terms, figures, etc, proving our
advertisement bona tide E6trcss,
Great Western wen Anger Cos
Bloomfield, Davis County, Iowa.
-Stzto IN what aper you 81 W this Advert s,slsJ
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Aug. 2Oth, 1875.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-01

BEA EE VS. G c + : 2 T { A 55P
PAELOB ORGASSr
RAYS LIGHT FROM THE PRESS:
Bsat5y's Golden Tongue Parloa Organs have won for
themselves good reputation for and WIDOW ashlnston
O. j. Ssar,
We would recommend this excellent instrument ta
the musical world It's anene IS Of tonePeters9urg
(iuiJ Democrat
Woodtias Lodge ofOIl Fellows has purchased one
tleeteys Golden Taals Organs and i IS the best
ins-Uf-eu5 brought % tal3 toUoN ooostoWn IN
j. Eezi=1-r.
The Increment gives er5re sats5aos Jon. LILY hr"thes
who Prh--eo the oesahs is highly Pieased-AlemP hiF
(llc,j News
THaza who wish purchase fss-elass instrument
for h1.la h1.} cau-1l zIoui1 try bsasay oy
al llelll-liers1s 1Ii-ll Oatlirs-
ITS tse equals the finest We ever hoard Edna
(aEo,} Democrat
Is IS pronounced splendid iastrunsnt-JaHaes +
Hairs lester to 81 nlayY o. American Patron
. reputation wfiea places them above suspicion
They endorsed by the highest musical authorities
tHr5u lat she yo-ll IS tie 5-s5. Charles 80, tos-
SIP.
-suts Hart.d everywhere canvass for this FuPe-
riy- Instrument Address,
3ZZz1 -. 33As
Washington. q. Z.
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See how they Hate Manuel Labor.

See How They Hate Manuel Labor.
For years past, our boys and young
men have exhibited growing aversion to
honest, manly toll, to manual labor or
productive industry Of any kind, in many
Of our counties, it is becoming q rare sight
to see a young man, possessed Of an
ordinary school education, with perhaps a
term or two at the village academy,
engaging himself in any kind of manual
work. If he does remain on the farm III a
majority Of cases, less Of his time is spent
behind the pillow than - trotting sUlSy
more OF it devoted to training fast nags
than to training steers, and farm wagons
are less to his taste than spider wheel and
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BEATTY FEG~OI
GasSD Sectez AID UFzIsEr.

t.lsac. ID -.tCA21 AND JF5-i9-.f.
Endorsed bF shs highest mu=cal au~
tha-iass throughout tlo world - TIE
BEST
"lr D i. Beatty, at Washington +.
r., has engaged IN the uaaut-e5ufs Of
pisugs saa judging from his energy en-
teTs Prise and musical ability, 5-s pubic
may ezl =ss 10 secure SO nis pianos wells
Eg.shd Cu-z4.e Gad Gue@5aned iuslrl-
meats, at very moderate price. lie
fsc.i.taa s.itl enable nil % eougsts E-lh
any. '--l.aialert7i is 5 j. Record.
80 send s'amE ia- eaCalcE G. address,
DAEIBZ 4. BEATTY,
Washington, \ J.
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DAMAGE TO CROPS.
Interesting Letter from YaIabusha
County, mtssissippt-seVere Rain
Cotton, Corn, TurnIps and
Potatoes.

Through the kindness of Mr.. John S.
Toof We are permitted to publish the fol-.
lowing letter:
SPRINGDALE, MISS, July 9, 1915.
John S. Toof, Secretary of the Memphis Cot.
ton Exchange;
/ write to inform you of the crop pros
poets in this section of the State. We
had cOpious rainfall the first instant,
and about half-past eleven o'clock on
the morning of the seventh, the heav-
ems became dark with heavy, thick
clouds, and the rain descended in tor
rents for one hour. The incessant
flashes OF toe lightning made the clouds
look like they were on fire, while the
constant rumbling of the thunder fright
ened the people, who expected cyclone
to strike the earth and great destruction
OF property and life to follow. FOrtu-
nately the explosions went upward and
the thunder clouds passed over the cOuE-
try without doing damage. However,
the rain fell in solid sheets for distance
of ten miles east and west and four
miles wide, the clouds going Eastward
and up YacOns river, on the south side
of which it flooded farms, washed
away fences, corn and cotton,
and in many instances buryiUg
the crops under dirt and sand. In tb
area the corn prospect was the best ever
seen, and the loss will be One-tenth. So
far as heard from there was plenty Of
rain, but no damage in other sections Of
the country. There will be from three
to five times as much corn raised as was
produced last year, while the amount of
cotton will be double of last year; for
then the latter crop was cut very short
by drouth. The over quantity of rain
that has fallen, and will fall up to the
first week in August, Will prevent the
cotton crop from being as large as it
would have been with less lain. This is
a good grain year; and as the wheat has
turned out so well, an overwhelming
crop will be sown this fall. The Oat crop
is heavy, and the stock, which has been
almost starving, is now faIing sumptU-
ously. The millet grass has proven q
humbug; many farmers have plOwed it
up and planted other seeds. After cost
ing from three to five dollars per bushel
for German millet, the best of it will
have poor showing next year because
of the cheat palmed off on farmers this
year. The sweet and Irish potato crops
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ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
Robert Durant WayIsid and Beaten
by Jim Gillian, COIOFed-Ihs
Wounded Mans Version
of the flair.

Thursday afternoon Robert r. Durant,
who keeps o grocery on the Pigeon RoCst
road, beyond James's park, was assaulted
and severely bes ten by q colOred man
named Jim Gillian. 1t will be remem-
bered that last August negroes robbed
Durant's grocery, attempted to murder
him, and subjected his family to brutal
treatment. As soon as he recovered
from his injuries, he had several negroes
arrested upon the belief that they were
engaged in the robbery. At present,
there are five negroes in the custody of
the law to answer the charges preferred.
According to Durant's statement, Gill
liam had become offended because he
was prosecuting the negroes, and had
made several visits to his grocery. A
few days ago he ordered Gillian away,
and told him never to visit his grocery
again. Thursday afternoon, while
walking along the public highway,
about half mile from his
grocery, he was Unexpectedly
assaulted by Gillian, who had concealed
himself and quietly awaited the white
mans approach. Gillian had in his
hand a pistol, with which he struck
Durant upon the head, and thereby
felled him to the ground. He then
pounded him over the face and head
with the butt of the weapon, horribly
dlsfguring Durant and inficting serious
wounds. In addition to this, he also
beat him in the back and breast, and
drew knife for the purpose Of cutting
bis victims throat Before he could ac-
complish his purpose, the approach Of
man frightened Gillian, who fled nto
the woods and escaped. The fortunate
arrival of the individual doubtless saved
Durant from death, as the marks of the
knife are to be seen on his throat. He
was carried home and his wounds prop
erly dressed by physician. This is, in
substance, the version Of the affair as
related by Durant, who was able to be
out yesterday, although suffering with
his wounds, which at intervals would
bleed profusely. Gillian has not been
arrested yet.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.

Upton county has good fruit crop.
Xnoxvillesis troubled about her hog
ordinance.
The Upton county court is Investigate
ing the status of its school fund.
The temperance column Of the Cow
inglon Record contains several errors.
How is this2
The CovingtOn Record learns for the
hundredth time that the PadUcah road
viii be soon completed to Ripley.
One negroy,shot. and fatally wounded
another at a cOlored church meeting
near Huntington Wednesday night.
David owen, a young man in Upton
county who was accidentally shot in the
lefl arm, has since died from the effects
OF his injuries.
The Knoxville Press aud Herald, Of
the fourteenth, had almost a column
editorial upon the father OF our Presi.
DENTS grandsons.n
Knoxville Press and Herald: This is
believed to be very good time for the
venerable and very worthy editor Of the
Nashville Christian Advocate to revise
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promise well; many persons are now
planting the new early rose for the Sec
ond crop and for winter use. Those who
have tried this say it did we'll hereto
fore. The farmers generally are pTepar-
ing for heavy turnip crop, some hsv-
ing sown in drills. Intending to work
them the first of August. They will be
sown broadcast, in order to feed cattle on
next winter. 1 am yours, as ever.
DR.. +. @. Ships.
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ONE DOLLAR FOB THB APPEAL.

Persons leaving the city for the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our coUHtiH6-TOOn1-OT
FOR any time LONGER than that at
the same rates.
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COnway's London Letter to the Cincinnati
Commercially
And now we are having the charm of
charms-ChTistine Nilsson as Elsa in
''LohengTin." This opera, brought out
for the first time at Drury Lane, was
most attentively listened to by large
audience, among whom were many of
our finest critics and writers on music
The power of the opera as an artistic
creation Yves felt, though the feeling was
revealed by deep, still attention, rather
than by plaudits. 1t is very probable
that many in the audience did not enjoy
the opera in the sense that they enjoy
"DOn Giovanni They listened for the
light melodies that never came, and the
simple themes to which their feet might
trot time and their voices buzz Ob1igntO,
which also never came. 1t was too much
like singing symphonies and sOnatas to
satisfy all at once an audience which
has, until now, to get all its training
from Verdi 81 Co, while the continental
caterers have for years been familisrizing
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FOR AsHPORT.
FOR NAPOLEON
Attachment Notes,

DEFORE JAMES HALL. L -gfafa or
- Tennessee, Shelby c0uufv-- W o. Cor
don vs.. &. O.. barrlsOu-Nos. 1863 and 1870 ID. 7
IN this cause an at-Gc meuf having been
sued out under section 3ijl Of the Code OF Ten
nessee DEBT due and unpaid by yr0mfgsory
note with interest SIP So, aud returned before
me levied on by punishment ON the Mem
PMS and Charleston railroad company, who
PENDANT.
1t is therefore ordered, That the said Iefr nd
on the Z5jh day OF July, lS15 at ID .5'rICctr
q m, at my Office, Memphis, Teuue. see. ana
prescribed by law, or tue same -gfrr Ea -
ceeded with eEDarte, and that r. co0v 0f ms
order Dc published for four Successive yrsass
day OF June, 1915.
John Johnson, attorney. fuII
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LUMBER,
OFFICE FORT PICKERING SAN

OFFICE FORT PICKERING SAwMILL.
The price of cypress framing lumber is
this day reduced to ten dollars per thou
sand, and we give notice to our custom
ers that our prices will always be as low
as any other mill in this msrket.
FORT PICKERING SAWMILL,
53S Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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personal

NOTICE. have in my possession single
N case gold watch, which got from negro
This day. ANY one proving said watch can
get il by paying charges.
Jyl6 Il. MAS, Moscow, Tenn.
INVOICES legally obtained for incOmpau-
IL bility, etc: residence unnecessary; fee
after decree. Address Z. y. box l0S7, Chlc8gO,
Illinois. iy7
DR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes q speci.
IL atty Of treating Eye and Far Diseases,
Office 82S Poplar street my2S
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!

Great reduction IBtpFices. CYPRESS
FRAMING aud all kinds OF rough Ium.
Der, $40 per thousand feet.
WILLIAMS & CO.,
Lumber Dealers and manufacturers
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THE CENTENNIAL BRIGADE.
What IS Said of the Proposed Organf
zatiOn Of Cavalry and Artillery
Companies tn Memphis.

The article in yesterdays APPEAL
relative to the organization OF an artjl-
lery and cavalry company in this city
has aroused some interest, which we
trust will result in accomplishing the
desired objects. We publish below two
communications upon the subject, and
hope to hear that the gentlemen named
therein will inaugurate measures for the
organization of the companies:
THE CAVALRY COMPANY.
STEAMER PHIL ALLIN, July l6.
EDITORS APPEAL-I see by this
mornings APPEAL that the governor
wants a cavalry company to go to the
Centennial next Fourth of July, and q
suggestion that 1 could raise the compa-
ny. While appreciate the compliment,
l would refer you to the fact that we
have such an organization here, and If
the proper steps be taken we can get
seventy-five or one hundred old vete-
rams of Forests command, without any
trouble whatever, to go and show our
friends across the tine what we look
like. Let me refer you to our senior
officer in charge when we surrendered,
Lieutenant w. J. P. Doyle, who is our
ex-sherifF, and who ! think would be
the proper person to call out the old
"Bluffs," and as a member will, for
one, Join the band. Truly, yours,
STACKER LEE.
THE ARTILLERY COMPANY.
EDITORS APPEAL-Your "Iocsl" pays
me an undeserved compliment in to-
days APPEAL, as, during the ''late
unpleasantness," my only connection
with the artillery arm of the service was
in assisting in extricating guns from
mudholes, and in avoiding the projec-
tiles thrown with such reckless disre-
gard Of human comfort, by our late adj
veTsaries. AS regards the organization
Of an artillery company for the Centen-
NAL, there are numbers of officers who
distinguished themselves in that service
during the late war who can bring the
experience Of veterans to the Work of
organizing it; prominent among whom l
recall Colonel J. w. Eldridge, Major J.
G. Thrall, Captains Thomas n. Johns
ton, Miles Collier and Thomas f. Tobin,
and LieuteDants Horace Briggs and
Luke E. Wright. Yours, respectfully,
Will, O. WOODSON.
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REEDY's patent elevators, hydraulic,
steam and hand.power, put up in the
best manner and on reasonable terms.
Orders received and executed by NJ. b.
land, office with Venable & Rawlings,
II Union street.
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LIVINGSTON i COMPANY,
Doh EsTIC AND FOREIGN RAEERR5,
10 PINE STREET. NEW YORK.

COnseTyatively organized for doing
the business Of Out-Of-tOwn banks, ban ksrS,
corporations, merchants and individuals,
Usual interest allowed on daily balances,
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
COTfAsB0ndeTcs solicited. Exchange on prinCi-
pal cities Of Europe,
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN & CO.,
London
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An elegant assortment of the best and
most popular juvenile books, to suit all
tastes and ages, ct 34l Main street, third
door south Of Union street.
Z non L. ~
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SPRING PHEAsANTS AND PRAIRIE
CHICKENS.

The European hotel, No. 274 Second
street, has just received a lot Of spring
pheasants and prairie chickens-young,
tender and delicious
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On Saturday, August z, 1875.
Saturday, August :, 1875,

within legal hours n front Of the county
courthouse corner Main and Poplar streets
Memphis Tennessee. the following des-rI ed
real estate, tO-wlI, ia the city OF Memphis.
county OF shelby ard state Of Teuuc-Ser- and
described as follow: Lot In block 30, In
South Memphis, beginning al the iutersect. ION
of the east side OF the alley, between Main
and shelby streets, with the north Side OF
TreZeyauJ street, and running thence east
ward with The Forth side OF relevant street
81 feet, thence non. Inward a. nigh. angles wLau
IreZzvaHt street 80 feet, thence westward 81
feet 10 east side OF said alley. thence south
ward with cas-. side Of the alley 80 eej 20 the
beginning.
Terms Of Ssle-Du a credit OF six mont MS.
purchaser executing note bearing Iuter est
tom date Ofsale. with approved security, lien
retained, redemption barred.
This July u, l-75.
u. d. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master
b Geo. Mallery, ID. q. and N.
Aertwether & Scales, soils. FOR COmpIts, jyll
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STOCK PEAS

One carload stock peas, for sale low at
A. K. Gillen 4 Co.'s. 3S5 Front street.
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FOR RENT.

MO. 22I MAIN STREET-Applv TO
IN W. %. STEP n EN6GE.
fyl6 GUY. MCCLELLAN 81 co.
CTORES-Thst fine stOrerOsm, No. $50 Main
= street, corner Union, occupied now and
for years by 7. b. COfiey q 90. rs a boot and
shoe store. IL is conceded 10 be one OF The
best locations in the city, and " the star cor
ner " for business. Possession given Oct. LIST.
StOrehouse No 236 Front street, four doors
north OF Jefferson, will be rented on very low
terms to 8 prompt paying tenant. Possession
given muediately, but rent will not be
charged until Oct lst Apply at 30 Union ST.
jyl6 JOSEPH LEMON.
VNHE well known Boarding house, SUI Sec
L ond street. Furniture for sale il desired.
Apply within. jyI5
TWO BRICK STOR ES-With dwelling at
Il tached, 1876 and AS WaldrGn block. In
uuire Of 3 NJ. STATION,
No. 10 Magnolia block,
jeH corner Union and Front streets.
4 IENTRAL HOFEIs-On Adams street. APP
' ply to David Hastings. Commercial hotel,
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
dUcements for advertisers to reach a
large class Of readers.
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APPEAL RATES,
RATES OF ADVERTISING
IN DAILY APPEAL.

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