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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-11-08
A nice, new buggy, and fine, gentle horse
'erms easy. Apply at this office.
Children Cry


Children Cry
For DR.. Duncan's worm Syrup-it is sure,
safe and pleasant to take, and never fails
Try it. For sale by r. NJ. Hammer, drug
gist.
\ gentleman from Piney tells us that the
reason looms station is drawing trade which
properly belongs to Bolivar, Is on account
of the condition Of the bridges on the road
to this place. They are very much out OF
repair and the floors are completely worn
out in some places. Special attention is
called to the condition of the bridge across
Hatchie river, for it is SO full of holes as to
be absolutely dangerous to cross. A few
days ago our informant saw a mule ridden
by an old gentleman get his feet through
one of the holes, and WAS with difficulty ex-
tricatcd. 1t is certainly the duty OF some one
to sec to THE matter At once, and have the
necessary repairs made. Our merchants
should see 10 it that it Is attended to, as
they are losing trade every day that it Is
neglected.
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For the speedy and certain cure of all
malariaI diseases, no medicine has vet bced
invented equal to DR.. c. p Duncan's cclc-
brated Chill Tonic. 1t contains no arsenic,
strychnine, or quinine, in any form; consc-
qucntIy it produces none Of the bad effects
which so commonly result from the use
Of those mineral and poisonous medicines.
Duncan's Chill Tonic is purely vegetable.
Every bottle warranted, or money refunded.
Price 81. For sale by all Druggists.
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Fan Sowing and Planting.

3Icssrs. r. G. Craig & Co, Memphis,
Tenn, are having large sale OF Orchard
Herds and Blue Grass Seeds for permanent
meadows and pastures. We can do much
in the way OF retaining our worn-out lands
by changing the crop; SOW Red Clorer and
Orchard Grass in sufficient quantity to get 4
stand, and in a very few years the land will
give back large yielIs. Deep tiIIage and
thorough cultivation has much to do in
making good crops. BY the way, send to
CraIg at Memphis and get Fruit Trees, Erer-
greens, FTo,rers, .Sceds, Implements, DC.
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Cramp Collie, Diarrh@a, Flux, and all
affections of the Stomach and Bowels can
be relieved by using DR.. Dmcan's Linnac1t.
1t never fails to cure Headache, Toothachc,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains and Bruises
in man. HORSES with Collie, Bolts or
Sweeny can be cured instantly. For sale by
r. VI. Hammer, druggist.
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SCudItOn.

MEssRs. EDITORS Il see in your valua-
bic paper communications, from all sections
of the county, but nothing from the "Coun-
try Jakcs" Though there Is neither school
nor church in ''Scutilton," We are not entire
II ont Of the county. On the extreme edge
Of us we have good corn cotton crops, plenty
Of sorghum, fine Berkshire hogs, and sweet
potatoes so large that they have to be cut
with Ratchet to get them in an ordinary
sized cooking vessel. In fact, as to living
We have plenty and were it not for those
mortgages and deeds OF trust, together
with the State debt, out future would be
bright, which now throws gloom over our
future, and we fear we will have to surrcn-
der (cycn the fair town OF Scuhlton) todecds
Of trust and the Republication OF the State
debt which Is more humiliating that il was
for Gcu'l Lac to surrender his sword to Gen.
Grant, as one was 4 forced necessity and
prudence required it 80, but in the case Of
Republication, If necessity comPols it then
only viii we submit
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Respectfully,
w. T. +. TuoMPs
For Sale or Exchange.

Have for sale, or exchange for country
produce, three half Berkshire Sows, now
with pigs. \ bargain to be had Apply at
If THIS OFFICE.
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bcr of interesting letters from all parts of the
county.
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Salisbury News.

MESSRs. EDTToRs The letters from diff
fercnt parts Of the county are not the least
enjoyable communications in your valuable
paper. like to read them, and I suppose
all your readers who have a Just county
pride like to read OF the prosperity of the
different portions of odd Hardeman." for
one would like to see every portion of it
blossom as the rose" but it will take many
4 pea and clover crop Ploughed under to ac-
complish this.
The farmers in our vicinity are still SOW
ing wheat-eoaae Of them have not even
commenced yet. I fear they will be too
late, and reap small crops next season. A
few hogs have died hcrcabouts recently OF
cholera suppose. Every disease a hog
has il cholera. We hope the disease will
not spread. The prospect for home-raised
meat is very promising.
Improvements are still going on in Sauls-
bury, D. A. Ferguson, Esq, Is constructing
a Telephone from his business Office 10 his
dwelling, so he can converse at any time of
the day with home folks and be certain
whether or not il Is safe to ask his friends
home TO dinner with him. We know that
he always has plenty Of milk and butter, Tor
hc has a COW that gives seven gallons OF
milk dav. Who in HardCmau county has
a COW that can beat that Ii mine would
give half so much l would feed her better ;
or perhaps its better thus il I'd feed her
better she might possibly give half that
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Cotton Gin and Press Agency.

am agent for the Brooks Cotton Press,
and Winship Cotton Gin. I advise all per
sons that need them to buy them, as they
arc certainly the best article ever used in
this country. PITsER MILLER.
Sept. 7-3m.
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MEssRs. EDITORS Your excellent jour
nal is as ever a most welcome visitor to our
thriving town.
l regret to announce that our friend S. T.
Tucker has lost his little girl Mamie. She
was the granddaughter of Col. Pledge and
most interesting child.
This week the West Tennessee Military
Academy secured two more scholars The
roll is rapidly increasing. Col. Bccton is
now uniforming his corps of cadets, and
they will soon make a fine military appear
ancc. The Col. is a gentleman of real push
in all he undertakes to accomplish, and his
scholarship and military education both
theoretical and practical are Of the first or
der. He will make great success Of this
Academy. The next Legislature will be
petitioned to grant a regular charter to the
school and place it III position similar to the
East Tennessee Military Academy at Knox
vile. Grand Junction is the most accessible
point this Valley region for such an enter
prise, and can draw scholars from Missis-
sipPi, Arka -as and other Southern States
Our citizens are ready to make any sacrifice
to render this institution a complete sue
cess.
We arc sorry to know that Miss Matte
Prewitt, daughter Of DIR. n. II. Prewitt is
very sick. Hope she may soon recover.
The excellent agent of the Mississippi
Central road at this point, Mr.. Jas. Speed,
and his lady are visiting relatives in Mem
phis.
Cotton receipts are very good at the juno
ton, and business fine.
A gentleman of wealth from Wigconsin
has been here to purchase an interest in DR..
Adams mill. Hope he may locate in our
midst. We should have large immigration
in this section.
The Stoncwal House is doing fine bus
mess. Col. Pledge is entitled to the full
support of both railroads, As he Is caring for
travellers from both roads and gets nothing
in return. 1t is time justice was done him.
Great prosperity to you and your strong
paper. II. 5.
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We congratulate our friend Z. T. Stephens
that his worthy wife has presented him with
a fine badly boy. There is JOY in the house
hold.
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Now that YOU have cotton money III hand,
don't fail to subscribe for the BULLETIN 1t
is the best investment of a small amount Of
money.
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Cton That ChiII

With DR.. Duncan's Celebrated Chill Tonic,
it never fails to cure chilIs and bilious
fever. For sale by r. NJ. Hammer, drug
gist
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Rev. DIR. Boggs Of Memphis, preached at
the Presbyterian church at Salisbury last
Wednesday night.
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I .Saulsbury has shipped so far LIZ bales
of cotton. During the week ending Nov. 3,
30. Price, lOimlOYc.
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Oysters! Oystcrs!!

Fresh Oysters received daily, at the Eu-
ropean Hotel, Alex. F. Yopp. Served at
all hours and in every style by Ike Dawson.
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Mrs. John 7. Coates is sill quite sick
Her daughter Miss Sophia, is GONZALES
cent.
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Hon. T. L. Lowe, Of Memphis, has moved
to Texrs in search of health. Hope he may
find and enjoy it.
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Mayor W. T. Arnistcad is still very sick
bic.
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IT"
WOULD ANYONE CARE:
ET HEDoEA CLAIM.

II. whom the morning sunlight soiitIv CrecPs
From ont the cu-tain-d sky, and leaps
Atlwart the smiling earth some bright t--uSrrow,
II found Inc cnId it death, would some one sorrow
Would anyone care
IT ] lay white upon my burial couch,
All still. and consoles to the kindly touch
Of glowing, scarlet lips, and gentle fingers,
" hose light carer. upon my forehead ii1Gsrs-
Would anyone oare2
If nv warm heart. which beat. - light and free
Lay mute and mor0EIess beneath the sea
Of human tide in harmony. suift-howiuS,
Would some one pause, q tear OF love bostowin- .
Would anyone cs-ee
And II mine eyes, which now sIo~ clear and
bright,
Were closed, forever, 90 this earthly light,
Who then, Of all the faftrers round me.
Wou!i g-icve tha, dsatI 8, ss-iv found Ao2
WoaId anyone CAGE
E-.IE z...a -.H .n5a-- -.-r --...= s..s.--.
ID .a--. -.. cap ..- aa soon T.s ..-ia
rE.s- - -..r- -r..... ....= s-5 --ar a....a..ra
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See what Squire Ferguson, Of Salisbury,
Is doing
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-11-08

blackberry bushes pear and peach trees in
full bloom.
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Rev. Mr.. Ross organized a Methodist
church last Sunday in the neighborhood OF
Wesley church.
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Rain Gauge for 1871.

Rainfall in April, 7.25 inches; in May,
3.25; in June, 8125; in July, 3,75; in Au-
gust, 4I25; in september. $50; In October,
1875. November l, 2.25 inches Their
mometer, Nov. ,, 40. Clear and pleasant.
Respectfully, PITsER MILLER
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brought forth twin calves Both fine speci-
mems.
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Subscribers who fail to receive the BULLETIN reg
ulariy and promptly Will please report the fact at
once 20 this office
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-11-08

TRY DR.. Duncan's instantaneous Hair
Dye Warranted, 50 cents per box. For
sale by r. NJ Hammer, druggist.
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Cotton selling at from 10 to lO!c cash, in
town to-day.
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Rev. y. X. Smith leaves to-day to attend
the Synod at Memphis.
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We deeply sympathize with Squire CHS
um's family on the death Of T. H. Little.
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Old Aunt Nellie Merritt, near Medon,
aged SIS, wcavcs each day yard OF cloth.
She often walks two miles to attend church
II. \. Mitchell, Of Mcdon, is an authorized
agent for the BULLETIN. He has nearly
completed another large club of Subscri
bcrs.
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stop That Pain.

Choice Family Flour for $50 per barrel,
AT JOYS.
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The famed Robinson had his circus en-
csmpment crowded at Middleton.
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Buy your Stoves from JOY, and save from
one to five dollars.
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Rev. Mr.. Ramsey OF Corinth, Mississippi,
who Is 70 well and favorably known in thss
community, having been reared among our
people, preached last Sunday at the Metho-
dist church, both morning and evening
The services were highly appreciated by
our people. He is an excellent preacher,
and wins success wherever he labors.
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Glad to hear that our paper is SO highly
appreciated in Somerville.
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Rev. y. K Smith preached last Saturday at
Hickory Valley, and Rev. w. S. Cochran on
Sabbath. The Presbyterians in that vicinity
are anxious to employ the latter gentleman
as pastor. They could get no more worthy
minister. We want Rev. Mr.. Cochran in
IIardeman.
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Whiteville believes in barter.
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hold.
Read the beautiful tribute to the memory
of Laura Emma, daughter of S. T. and Ella
Avent, OF Hickory Valley.
DIR. Kerr, n celebrated physicien, is now
tn town prepared to treat the most difficult
and aggravated cases Of human ailment.
Read what he says.
Persons are anxiously awaiting the re-
port of committee on the Narrow Gauge
enterprise. The present and future of Boil
are at stake.
We hope ere this that Miss Matte Prev
it, the talented daughter of DIR. Nathan
Prowitt, OF Grand Junction, is recovering
from recent sickness.
Squire r s Garrett, near Medon, has
chickens with no fcathcrn. Our informant
says it is a new and popular breed-ready
made frying-pan kind
We regret to learn that friend Tucker, Of
the Stonewall House, at the Junction, has
lost his little Mamie. He and Col. Pledge,
her grandfather, have our symPathics.
c. W. Boucher brought US some fine sam
pies of corn raised upon overlooked land
on Hickory creek. near Whitcville. One
ear had over 1900 grains.
J. NJ. Crane, near Toons, raised a sweet
potato from one slip, that weighed six and
one-half pounds. We could say more had
we tested the eatablc virtues Of that potato.
W. A. Caruthcrs, it seems every time he
comes to town brings Us a subscriber. lie
knows what practical friendship means.
The best material is in his makeup.
Mrs J. NJ Hubbard and children have
left to join Prof. Hubbard at Navasota, Tex
as \ safe journey and happy future to
these excellent people.
The poetical contribution, Would Any
One Care ," is from the pen of an accom-
plished lady correspondent of the Chicago
Inter Ocean She writes often for the BUL-
LETIN.
Messrs Osborn, Fish, Aver, Dunn, and
other distinguished officials Of the Illinois
Central Railroad, have been in town this
week. They have gone South in company
with Judge FentrcSs and Gen. r. p. Nicely.
Friend Knox Tate though suffering from
a late severe hemoThage Of the lungs, Vet
in the presence OF this affective cloud, his
excellent lady has thro-n sunshine in his
path by giving him pledge ofwcddcd love
in the birth Of an heir.
The reliable squire w. T. F. Thompson
OF Tibet called and gave encouraging re-
ports of crop prospects in his sec tion
Droves of fine beef cattle are being driven
from his district to Memphis,
The cotton shipments from Brownsv illC
duriue the month Of September were only
Of During the month OF October, 3,575
making total to November l, OF 1872
The staple is now coming in at the rate OF
500 to 400 bales per day.
The large two-story brick building il
Jackson, situated south OF the Mobile depot
will be moved to the junction OF the II
Ioui. 4 Chicago and Mobile & Ohio roads
and will he used as a passenger depot, and
for the office. Of both companies.
# "Ncome Pearl" who dedicated tho
-,eo--y 10 ~. / r., wins. ,rns,,. 3 .".
las, fr.aa Of the HuL.-.as. r.I Ice E.Ha
enough 20 give rFgun," r"r 70. O aalae-
her es
t-e .-.a. .- BE-
--e fa-..4 ..ar a.r.
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q. w. Boucher brought us some fine sam
pies of corn raised upon overlooked land
on Hickory creek. near Whitcville One
ear had over 1900 grains.
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John Fleet is still quite sick.
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DIR. Kerr celebrated physicien, is now
In town prepared to treat the most difficult
and aggravated cases Of human ailment.
Read whist he saws.
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Squire T. 5. Garrett near Medon, has
chickens with no fcathcrn. Our informant
says it is new and popular brced-ready
made frying-pan kind
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Ubet challenges GAINESVILLE.
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The European Hotel keeps constantly on
hand the Finest and Purest Wines, Liquors,
etc Genuine Old Rye and Bourbon Wits
kies seven years old. Meal Served at all
hours, at reasonable rates.
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port of committee on the Narrow Gauge
enterprise. The present and future of Boil
are at stake.
We hope ere this that Miss Matte Prev
lit, the talented daughter Of DIR. Nathan
Prewitt, OF Grand Junction, is recovering
from recent sickness
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Read the beautiful tribute to the memory
of Laura Emma, daughter of S. T. and Ella
Avent, OF Hickory Valley
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We regret to learn that friend Tucker, Of
the Stonewall House, at the Junction, has
lost his little Mamie. He and Col Pledge,
her grandfather, have our svmpathics.
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Notice to Subscribers.

BOLIVAR. TENN, THURSDAY, nov. 3.
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The poetical contribution, Would Any
One Care?0 is from the pen of an accom-
plished lady correspondent of the Chicago
Iater-Occon. She writes often for the BUL-
IETIN.
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J. NJ. Crane, near Toons, raised a sweet
potato from one slip, that weighed six and
one-half pounds. We could say more had
we tested the catablc virtues of that potato
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NIrs J. NJ. Hubbard and children have
left to join Prof. Hubbard at Navasota, Tex
As. \ safe journey and happy future to
these excellent people.
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John Robinson's Great Show failed to
exhibit here last week, as advertised, owing
to the wagone getting stuck in the mud in
Hatchie bottom, and they could not get here
in time. An immense crowd Of country
people were in town, and our merchants
drove lively trade Part of the circus got
into town, and the business manager paid
up all bills promptly and without dispute.
1t turned from here and showed at Middleton
Saturday.
The old bill to aid the Washington, Gin
cinnati & ST. Louis Marrow Guage railroad
has been introduced in the House. The
company claim that they have graded sixty
miles of road west of Harrisonburg, Va, and
that the work has reached within forty
miles of the West Virginia coal fields 1t
is pushing for a connection with the pro-
jcctcd narrow gauge road from Cincinnati
toward the Ohio river, close to Portsmouth.
Under the caption of "To kill a Town, -
an exchange telling puts in this way: "Un-
derrate every present and prospective enter
prise; speak i'll of the churches and schools
tell everybody the hotels are bad enlarge
the vices of the people, especially the
young people; withhold the patronage from
your merchants and tradesmcn, buy your
goods and groceries at some other place !;
never subscribe for the local paper, and if
you are in business, refuse to advertise.
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The reliable squire w. T. f. Thompson
OF TIBET called and gave encouraging re
ports of crop prospects in his sec ton
Droves of fine beef cattle are being driven
from his district To Memphis.
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Ylnc 93n11et3m,

Geo ". .ir7aisfeud West s Arzniaeqd
ARMlSTEAD BR0S., Editors and PTODristOr8
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w. A. Caruthcrs, ii seems every time he
comes to town brings Us a subscriber. lie
knows what practical friendship means.
The best material is in his makeup.
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The large rwo-story brick building IN
Jackson, situated south OF the Mobile depot,
will be moved to the junction OF the ~.
Louis & Chicago and Mobile & Ohio roads,
and will bc used as a passenger depot, and
for The offices Of both companies
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..Of all sad words q tongue or pen,
The -adcst q these, 1t might have been"
But / hope he viii survive. Yours,
&. = y
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AT JOYS.


No. :. Cooking Stoves for $3.50,