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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-08-30

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MAKE ME GENTLE.
By MIRIAM HALL.

MAKE ME GENTLE.
By MIRIAM HALL.
Make nc gentle to my father,
For his head is turning grey
With the hoary frosts # years,
And his life doth pass away.
Make me gentle to my mother;
On her brow is weary care;
Though she smiles TO bless her child,
Sorrow still is written there.
Make me gentle to my brother;
liza sisters love be given,
Though the Tempter try him sadly,
He may yet be won for heaven.
Make me gentle to my sister;
Youthful skies are bright and beaming,
Let not GOODNESS cast shadow,
Where faith and hope are dreaming.
Make me gentle to my husband:
Love is::craeful of its keeping,
And a word, if roughly spoken,
Sends it forth with broken weeping.
Make me gentle to my children;
All, if mOther-lore be cold,
One half the woes Of childhood,
Must ever be untold.
So let my home he pleasant
With the gentle peace of Heaven,
Which falleth with blessing,
Like Hermon's dews at even.
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''TuE LOST CAUsE,"-A magnificent picture
i4xIS inches in size represents confederate soldier
after the returning to his home, which he finds lone
ly and desOlJac In front OF the ruined cottage
two graves with rude crosses, Of which some
friendly hand has hung garland To the right the
calm river and rising moon indicate peace and rest
The stars, seen through the tTeSs, represent the
Southern Cross 1t is picture that will touch every
Southern heart, and should find place in every
Southern home. One copy sent by mail, mounted
on a roller and postpaid, on receipt of p cent or
three for sixty cents. Address A. CREGAR & Co,
No. los Market st, Chattanooga, Tenn. Agents
wanted every where to sell our cheap and popular
pictures, stationery packages etc. 81 10 SO per day
easily made. No money required until the pictures
are sold. Send stamp for catalogue and terms It
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For Sale.
For Sale.
Two young horses very low.
w. II. ARMS

A most enjoyable party was given at the
residence of DR. J. W. Nelson last Monday
night. The Doctor and his accomplished
lady know exactly how to make every one
feel pleasant on such occasions and it is
needless to say that all enjoyed the evening.
The moon shone brightly and in consequence
the intervals between the dance were long
drawn ont, and it may have been, we can
not say-that beneath Lunar's bright rays,
some tales of love were told. If it were not
50, all we have to say IS that mighty good
chance was left unimproved. The dancing
was kept up till after twelve.
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Miss. Mamie Brooks highly accom-
plished and interesting young lady OF jack
son is visiting Miss. Maggie Coleman OF this
Mace. Miss. Brooks is sister of Louis
Brooks Esq. of the Jackson Tribune d; Sun
editorial staff. This charming young lady
is bv nature and culture highly fitted to
WOO and win. May she have many scalps
dangling from her belt.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, Aug. "a, 1877.

PINE BLUFF, ARK, Aug. 24, 1877.
MEssRs. EDITORS Having received sew
eral letters recently from friends living in
the vicinity Of my old home making inquir-
les concerning Pine Bluff and this part of
Arkansas, l take this method of replying to
them, hoping you will be kind enough to
publish this in your excellent paper. In
answer to the gentlemen l viii say that Pine
Bluff has population of between five and
six thousand souls. 1t is situated on the
south side of the Arkansas river, about 80
miles from the mouth, and is surrounded by
as fertile region as can be found in any
part of the United States. There is no city
of any Importance nearer than Little Rock,
which is distant 80 miles northwest Pine
Bluff has the entire cotton trade of six or
seven counties. The amount of cotton ship
ped annually from the city-not including
the thousands of bales shipped from various
points on the river which is actually con-
trolled by Pine Bluff merchants-is about
twenty-five thousand bales. Our bottom
lands produce from one to two bales of cot
ton per acre; with good average cultiNl-
ton uplands from one-half bale per acre,
bottom lands produce from fifty to seventy
five bushels OF corn per acre; uplands from
twenty-five to forty bushels. We have as
healthy country and climate, and as good
water as can be found in any part of the
West or South. There were but six inter
ments in the Pine Bluff cemetery during the
months OF June and July; three wcreyoung
children, the others were adults, one of
whom was drowned, and the others died of
chronic diseases of long standing. Lands
are plentiful and cheap. Bottom lands can
be bought at so to so per acre, and up
lands from 81 to SO per acre, according to
locality and improvements. There can Ger
tainly be no more desirable section to emil
CRATE to than South Arkansas. Every heart
wish of the farmer can be realized here in
its fullest measure l have no hesitation in
advising my friends to come here to estab-
fish for themselves homes.
Most truly yours,
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For Sale.
For Sale.
Two young horses very low
w. T. ARNIISTEAD.
False Impressions.

1t is generally supposed by certain class
of citizens, who are not practical or expert
enced, that Dyspepsia cannot invariably be
cured, but We are pleased to say that Green's
August Flower has never, to our knowledge
failed to cure Liver Complaint and Dyspep-
STA, in all its forms, such as Sour Stomach
Costiveness, Sick Headache, Palpitation OF
the Heart, Low Spirits, etc. Out of 10000
dozen bottles sold last year, not a single
failure was reported, but thousands of COM
plimentary letters received from druggists OF
wonderful cures. Three doses will relieve
any case. Try it. Sample bottles 10 cents
Regular size IS cents. For sale by r. NJ
Hammer mar29-tf
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r. NJ. MACON.
Crops and Social Gatherings.

GRAND JUNCTION August IS 1877,
MEssEs EDITORS Seeing in the columns
of your newsy and interesting paper, from
time to time communications from the diff
ferent towns in the county, all of which inter-
est US very much, we thought that perhaps
few lines from the country might be ac-
ceptable. You have certainly touched the
keynote to success in making your paper
strongly local-the people are glad to hear
what is going on in the country round them,
the condition OF crops-business &c and the
majority Of them are much more interested
in what is going on Immediately about them
than in the battles of the Turks and Rus
SLAMS
Crops in this neighborhood are as gcner-
al thing very good. Corn will probably not
be so heavy as could be desired but the cot
ton prospect Is unusually fine and if we can
only have late frost, will make a very
large crop. At any rate the farmers are very
cheerful over the outlook.
This-summer has been fruitful in Bar
becucs and social gatherings in this District
many of which we have attended, but it
NsS ISL tNA iOl tA5 pi last W CtllGSt4siN
cipatc in one of the most delightful of the
season. 1t was given in the beautiful grove
in front Of Mr.. Covington's some four miles
northeast of the Junction.
Under the management of those enterpri-
sing gentlemen, Messrs Rufe Bass, Cow
ington, Press, Davis, and others, it fully re-
allied their most earnest desires for it to be
a success. Notwithstanding the appearance
of rain in the morning, by noon there had
assembled quite a large crowd to do honor
to the browning feature of the day-a most
magnificent dinner. The table groancd I'M
der its load Of comforts for the inner man.
The barbecued meats were certainly excel
lent, while sweetmcats and fruits were the
very best.
After dinner the young folks repaired to
the School House near by in which our
popular young teacher Mr.. Robert Prewitti is
teaching Public School, and spent some
very pleasant moments in dancing while
the Old Folks either looked on or gathered
in knots here and there and whilcd away
the time in pleasant converse. Altogethcrit
was most enjoyable day, and one not soon
to be forgotten 10y the many who shared in
this days festivities under the oaks.
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City Saloon keeps the best cigars in town
call and try them II.
sheep Raising in Hardeman.

PINEY, Aug. p, 1877.
MEsSRs. EDTTORs:-As the subject of
sheep raising is having its bearing among
stock-raisers of West Tennessee, don't
think il would be ont of order to offer few
remarks on the facilities of eastern HarIe-
man. This portion Of the county certainly
offers the greatest inducement to the sheep
raiser of any other portion Of West Tcnnes-
see. 1t extends from the Mississippi line to
the Big Hill, on the proposed NJ. x X. r. r.,
and Is several miles in width, and is some
what billy and rocky, not 50 much 80,
though, but that a man could travel on
horseback, over any of it. 1t abounds in a
variety of grasses and weeds that sheep feed
upou-though sheep viii feed upon nearly
the whole vegetable kingdom Sheep in
these hills viii live all winter, no matter
how severe, without the aid of man. The
timber Is pine, oak. poplar, sassafras, hicko-
~ and gum. 1t Is well watereA, there are
many springs, AMI occasionally swamp
containing from a half to AN acre II would
he to the Interest Of those who contemplate
raising sheep 70 Tisit these Hills, as we
term them. There are numbers of acres
that could be cultivated 10y the rancho. If
desired. Sheep raising viii pay larger
per cent. on the amount invested than any
kind Of stock we can raise in West Tennes-
see. w. A. Ross.
City Saloon has the only Billiard Hall
in town, c1m reunI and take - garo. u.
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4 TTACIIMENT NOTICE.

State of Tennessee, J. r. Jones vs..
Hardeman County. J. :. Simpson.
In this cause it appearing 10y affidavit that the de-
PENDANT, !. = Simpson, i justly indebted to t.
plaintiff by notes, and is nonresident Of thu
State of Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process o
law cannot De served on him, and original at
tachment having been returned before me levied
on the property Of said defendant. 1t Is therefore
ordered that publication 10 made in the Bolivar
Bulletin. a newspaper published, in the town ~
Bolivar, Tenn, for four successive weeks, command
ing said J. :. Simpson to appear me or some Other
on the 18th dry Of August, 1877, and make defence
to said suit against him the same will be pro
cecded with parte.
This 23d day of July, 1877.
&. III. ANDERSON, !. p, II. c.
Wood & NIcNeal, attorneys for pItintiff. jy26 It
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Good Advice.

Now is the time OF year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, etc. Every family should hav,
a bottle of Boschee's German Syrup, Don't
allow for one moment that cough to take
hold of your child, your family OF yourself
Consumption, Asthma, Pneumonia, Group
Hemorrhages, and other fatal diseases may
set in. Although it is true German Syrup
Is curing thousands of these dreaded diseases
yet it is much better to have it at hand whcI
three doses will cure you, One bottle will
last your whole family winter and keep
you safe from danger. If you are consumP-
tive, do not rest until you have tried this
remedy. Sample bottles 10 cents. Regular
size 10 cents. Sold by your druggist, r. NJ.
Hammer mar 10 If
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AGENT WANTED.

A live, energetic young man can make
money by taking the agency for the Singer
Sewing Machine for Hardeman county.
Address, E. NJ. JONES,
Care Of Singer Manuf'g Co.,
Memphis, Tim.
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Cypress Shingles and Boards.
Orders for Shingles or Boards filled with
despatch by leaving same with Geo. T. In
gram or Capt. Richardson. Boards deliver
ed in Bolivar at 81 90 ahundred, or at prem
ises, two miles North of Bolivar, so cents per
hundred. Road good. JAS. HENRY.
Aug. 23.-1m.
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Glad ITO hear that Mrs. Webb, wife of our
worthy Town Constable, is recovering from
:arrcccnt severe attack of diptheria
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At New Hope, near Whiteville next Sun
day the Cumberland Presbyterians com
Inence protracted meeting
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'Dhe freight receipts on the Mississippi
Central railroad this scasonhave been thirty
per cent larger then they were last.
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Miss Sallie Unthank one of our popular
beauties has returned from visit to friends
in Holly Springs, Miss.
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Young Cargill, the railroad agent and
telegraph operator at Hickory Valley, was
in town last Saturday. lie is a sterling and
reliable young man, and is highly esteemed
by the officials who employ him.
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Indians never kiss their wives; kissing is
zone of the Christian graces. Are you an
Indian or a.Christian?
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Mrs. John II. Perry, wife Of the popular
and efficient General ticket Agent, NJ. c..
R R., has left town on a trip to the Eastern
cities
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DIR. D'Armstadt's Anti-Dyspepsia Drops is
Jeservedly popular in this section. Many
f,roiIies have used it with great satisfaction
II il an invaluable household medicine 1t
:, snre cure for dyspepsia, and general dc
b;I;tv. II has been used with signal sue
80 for the past thirty years. 1t l. kept by
drppeists generally throughout the United
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A very interesting child of Mr.. Hamilton
White, near Middleburg, died this week.
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The Junior editor of the Bulletin" Is
visiting rhome'ODes in Virginia.
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The Mississippi Central Railroad was sold
at Jackson Mississippi last Thursday, the
Illinois Central being the purchaser for the
sum of $425,OOO, the Company assuming all
the liabilities of the former company.
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A venerable lady, Mrs Hutchinson, near
Spring creek, died last Monday.
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The crops are excellent and improving
The farmers heart rejoices in the prospect
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f. s. Mallory, Esq. Of Jackson, is spoken
of in connection with the Judgeship OF the
Common Law and Chancery Court of Jack-
son. \ communication in the Sun of that
place pays merited tribute to the perso-
nal and professional worth Of this estima-
bic gentleman. Hon. Chas. X. Mallory,
father Of E. S. Mallory, was one Of the
ablest and purest lawyers in the Eastern
section of Virginia. We know his stock
well and do cheerfully bear testimony that
the mantle of the honored father is worthily
worn by the son. Success to him.
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1T IL stated that the States west of the
Alleghanies produced this year eighty mil
lion bushels of wheat more than was the
WELD last season
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The .2sth inst. Mr. Alex. Black'sdaughteF
-SaIIie, died, aged four years.
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The subordinate Oranges Of Hardeman
are cordially invited to attend a Grand Raj
ly to.eome off at Lake Springs, two miles
South of Brownsville Sent. 10Th
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-08-30

Rev. ]. G. Acton mas returned from his
Kentucky trip.
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Subscribers who fail to receive the BULLETIN reg
iarly and promptly viii please report the fact at
snce tcithis Office.
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We warn the business community against
60 insurance companies that have the
gtbree-quarter clause" in their policies,
o. If our leading merchants. who suffered
n, the late fire. is fearful hat tic Merchants
Tn.urance Company Of Memphis Is about to
1heat him out his iRsssed rights. That
,t,,ee-onarter clause seems to be n conven-
;'rtIv arranged windiisg trap
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A COLUMN DEVOTED TO

THE TRUE AND THE GOOD.
[Short, pithy and pointed Contributions so
licited.
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PROCLAMATION.
JAS d POTTER,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.
TO ILL WHO STILL SEE THESE
PRESENTS GREETING:

Whereas. 81 has been made known 10 t4iat
certain William Hurra-s charged Nith having com
luitteI fuul and atruciou- Murder the I'D day
81 July, 1877. upon the toiy 81 s. o. Shields aic 81
claufy Of Iidrdcuau. has Bel from Justice, aud
Is now running at large: Now, therefore. T. jane
T. Porter, Governor as Aforesaid, by virtue 81 the
q1Eer and authority I'm vested do hereby of'r g
Reward Of Oac Hundred Dollar, to any person CT
rasS, ad deliver him u THE sheriff Tailor II our
county 81 iiIcd-uan iu order that justice in that
behalf Iuay bc bad and Executed.
In testitnunv whereof, 4 have hcreunto set NY
liSnd and caused the Great seal II the State 70 b.
affixed At Nashville the a8ih day ef July, 1877.
JAS. -. PORTER.
By the Governor.
CIIAs. y. tiiHR7, Secretary u state.
Aug 81.
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REV. Mr.. Love reports a very interesting
revival meeting in progress at Grand June
ton.
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Mr.. r. S. Steadman, Auditor of the Mis-
sissippi Central Railroad has raised this
season tomatoes weighing one pound and a
quarter. Tbey are beautiful and delicious.
USs.ezoegfent lady sent Mrs. Armistcad a
lasket of this prince OF garden products, for
whidh the whole household unite in return
ing thanks
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Titus Ragland, 'colored carpenter, died
Tuesday.
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We love to be cheered in our line of
work and duty, and from a number of such
lately received, we select and
give below a word of cheer from DR.. n. II.
Prewitt OF Grand Junction: eve congratu-
late you and the people Of Hardeman coun-
ty upon the success Of our county paper
now, certainly, one Of the best and abIest
weeklies in the State. The truth is your
paper ought to be taken by every citizen in
the county, white and black, who can read,
for it is conservative and now represents the
real interests of all our people"
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Cypress Shingles and Boards.

The liquors served over the City Saloon
Bar are the best to be found in town. 1t.
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We are pleased to state that Mrs DR..
Waddell of WhiteviIle is improving in
health
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REV. r. V. Taylor is conducting a series
-of religious meetings at Whiteville this
week. Success to this faithful minister in
laboring 10 save souls.
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There's Many a slip. !"

"Of all sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these: II might have been.
The following letter was not long since
received by our popular County Court Clerk
from a disconsolate swain whose promised
bride, it seems, backed out" at the critical
moment. We give it rerbotin=
salisbury tenn
July - the 1877
the marriage license that reserved from
State Of tenn County of Hardeman has new
er been euse for the party could not agree
thay has bake out So CarfiIy send them
back to Mr. w c Doron Clerk
Bolivar tenn
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Gudre Campbell of Baltimore and Judge
Aver of Chicago were associated with Judge
Eoutress in managing the interests OF the
Buinois Central Company in the sale of the
Mississippi Central Railroad. Judge Fen
,,oss has deservedly won very high rePute
among eminent lawyers as one OF the safest
.nd most reliable railroad counsellors in the
United States.
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Prof. j. Floyd Collins called to see us
last Saturday en- route from jackson to
Whiteville. The Professor will soon re-
open his school. He is deservedly a great
favonite with his patrons and the communi-
" in general
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Ne had the pleasure this week of a visit
from Mr.. Lewis Brooks, one OF the editors of
,beuockson Tribune Sun lie is one of the
,nest active and promising newspaper men
an the State. The Tribune and Sun is a
clear ringing Democratic journal OF large
.,,,H increasing influence.
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Not only is Casey Savage, our County
Trustee, an expert in keeping the county ex-
ehequer in mastery business manner, but
in gardening he is also equally successful,
as the large, solid cabbage he kindly sent us
THE week fully witnesses. What he under
takes. HE makes a Success He means sue
cess :lsnd wins it.
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Monday a tramp entered Il resi-
dcnce at Grand Junction and used profane
language toward a lady, and when her nus
band heard Of the tramps conduct he went
in search of him and soon found the va
grant. As the tramp was hungry, he read
lily accepted the gcntleman's offer to 80 to
his house for something to eat The lady
identified the tramp, who made an effort as
if to draw a pistol. The gentleman there
upon dealt him 4 blow between the eyes
and fellcd him TO the ground. Upon search
the tramp, number of silver spoons and
forks were found in his pockets. Persons
living in the country should guard against
the rufiianism of tramps.
Marriage bells commence to ring early in
the season. The BULLETIN has received a
complimentary invitation from Mr. and
Mrs. 4. RoscnthaI Of Louisville, Ky, to at
tend the marriage of their daughter Fannie
to Jacob Kahn, Wednesday, September 10,
at o'clock, at the Jewish Temple in that
city. We assure Miss Roscnthal that she Is
winning a reliable and worthy help-meet in
Jake Kahn, and congratulate him on hay
ing won so charming a lady as his afiianccd.
a neat, cosy, newly built home awaits the
coming of the welded pair.
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u. ", johnson, Priest.
jy51
TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

Having this day suggested the insolvency Of the
estate Of L. H. Sier deceased To the Clerk OF the
County Court of Hardeman county, Tennessee, this
notice Is given I" ali persons having claims against
said estate to file the same, duly authenticated
with said Clerk before the 18th ddy If JanU-
airy, 1873 they will be barred both in law and
equity.
July 18th, 1877.
J. & Jackson, administration Of T. II. SiIer de-
ceased. jUly26 At