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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
New Job Office

The Proprietors of the Bull
LETIN. having purchased at
Cincinnati a new, complete
and spIendidly equipped JOB
OFFICE, are now ready to do
all kinds of PLAIN AND
FANCY JOB PRINTING.
Have on hand a full and well
selected stock of paper mate
rial, envelopes, etc, and can fill
any order as cheap as can be had
at Nashville, Memphis, or in
any city. Give us a trial and
we guarantee satisfaction in
work and price.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
Scarcity of Money.

There is ma doubt but the present
~ordirion of all kinds BUSINESS and
;rdaary Is fearfu'ly depressed and il
4 rov,a every family to lock CAREFUL
20 cir expenses Winter is coming o"
,yb., children are liable to Group, whoop-
&c coash, etc. Coughs and CO ds viii
~ vail every where, and consumption
in her throat and lung diseases, viii
rry # many. These diseases shonld
b. neglected. Doctors bills are ex-
ensive, and we would ADVISE our people
usr Boschee's German Syrup. II
never has failed One bottle at 10 cent?
" j, keep your whole family well during
T. winter. Two doses will relieve any
c.se. coid in all towns in the United
States, AMI by your druggist, K. NJ
Hammer. dec2I II
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25

We are glad to get tidings from
Sam Hardy, an enterprising Boil
var boy il St. Louis. He is with Kirt-
land, Humphrey 6, Mitchell, large cotton
factors. lie says:
I an very much pleased with the
"small City of St. Louis and its people.
l am so confined to my work, l have
been out but little Work day and
night. There are six in the Ofice-all
boo keepers. Our house will handle
thirty thousand bales. The river is still
covered with ice. l would like to write
you a long letter, but have not the
time. | cannot do without the Bolivar
BULLETIN; please send it to me for three
months. Ny respects to all.
HARDY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
Business Gard.

Having moved my stock of Goods,
Groceries Drugs and Medicines from
Middleburg to the George Dugan House,
near the depot, Bolivar, 1 would most
-.-rcctfully thank my friends for their
h"ral patronage heretofore and hope
hey viii continue the same, will al
eTays be ready to serve them day or
night. viii sell cheaper than any house
in town. To the citizens of Bolivar,
ask \ our special favOrs as am ROW iden-
led with you, etc,
Janis ct THOs. a. CLARK.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
NOTICE.

Having this day suggested to the
Clerk of the County Court of Hardaman
County, Tennessee, the insolvency of
the est ate of Lewis :. Holmes. deceased
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to file the
same duly authenticated .cor1ing TO
law, with the Clerk Of the County Corr
of Hardeman County. tennessee. on OF
before the 22d day Of July, 1877. or the
same i'll be forever barred in law and
equity
j. P. FERGUSON, Adm illustrator
of L. :. Holmes, decreased.
January %, 1877, jan25 1t
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
HolloWav,s Pills

Are sure remedy for all sexual com
plants and may be taken by females OF
all ages, who are suffering from a disor-
ganized 81 stem of those distressing dis
eases which frequently occur (from in
attent'on) at the turn of life. They are
90 mild that the most delicate female
may take them with perfect safety. p
cents per box OF pot.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
'fGod Bless Our Home"

Is the name of the most elegant French
Oil Motto Chrome ever issued. The
motto is surrounded by one of the most
exquisite and riehly-colored wreaths of
beautiful flowers on dark background,
and is perfect in al its details. 1t is I l
xl5. We send this mat'o chrome and
the Boston Weekly Globe, large eight
page family, story and news paper, with
agricultural, chess, puzzle. household,
and all popular departments, 3 months
for only 90 cents. Chrome and pap IT, G
months for ST.. A beautiful holiday
gift. Agents want Address
WEEKLY GLOBE,
23S Washington Street,
Boston, Mass.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
NOTICE.

We have again resumed business in
the house formerly occupied by Messrs
Armistead & Polk, and shall be glad to
serve the public. We are prepared to
extend accommodations to our former
patrons and all prompt paying customers
as heretofore. Our Mr.. NJ Kahn will
start East about the latter part of Febru-
ury for the purpose of purchasing our
spring and summer stock. We are Offer
ing the remnant of our stock saved from
the late FIRE at cost for cash.
Respectfully,
H. KAHN & Sons.
Bolivar, Jan. 10, 1871.
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Personal.

r. L. Lightfort Il Co having had their
store destroyed by the late fire, have
moved to the old stand of d. l. Wells IL
&c where thew will be glad to see their
friends. Having saved portion of
their large stock they propose selling of
AZ reduced rates what was saved. These
gcrtl men shou d be literally patronizcd
Tn, are iair-draling jewellers, and de-
serve The support Of the entire putlic
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
NOTICE

All those indebted to J. a. Wilson
are hereby respectfully, but urgently re
quested to come forward at once and
settle their accounts. The season is
advancing and he is compelled to collect
closely in order to meet obligations
that press him. He is still selling cheap
for cash, and invites purchaser to ex-
anime his stock. Respectfully,
J. A. WILSON.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
j, w. TATE

Has moved into his new store erected
over the ruins of the old one lie has
purchased an entirely fresh and complete
supply of frst-class Family Groceries,
and will be pleased to serve his former
patrons and the public generally. Has
on hand q stock of goods which has no
superior in town. Sells cheap for cash.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
A CARD

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiseretions of youth, nervous
WEAKNESS, early decay, loss Of manhood
&c, I will send you a recipe thai will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered in South Ameri-
"a. Serd n solfaddressed envelope to
the Rev. JosFPB T. LSNAS, Station D.
Bible House, New York. noy96m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
COAL OIL! COAL OIL!!
For Cash, at 40 cents per gallon at
Hammers

PALATABLE MEDICINES. Ayers Cherry
PICTORIAL is a honeyed drop Of relief;
his Cathartic Pills glide sugar1shod over
tie palate; and his Sarsaparilla is q nee
tar that imparts Vigor to life, restores
the health and expels disease Water
ford (Pa) Advertiser.
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correspondence.
GRAND JUNCTION, TENN,
January 10Th, 1877

NesSrs. Armistead Brcs., Excellent
Gentiemen-Please discontinue my card
in the BULLETIN. My present trip will
last two or three weeks, and | will fnd
little, or no time after my return to
attend TO business-other than such as |
may have in the next Circuit Court, CT
in the ashes of our disastrous conGagra-
tion-before the day Of my final leave
taking. My present plan is to locate in
Kansas City, Mo. Although | have not
the least evidence that | will ever regret
leaving Bolivar for other cause. I do very
much dislike to lose the disinIerested
friendship that have striyen to merit
since l began there But, "a friends
have little to lose in ME, and as | AN too
selfish to waste my sweetness on my foes,
deem it to my advantage, and am deter
mined to make the change above inai-
Gated. Most truly,
LUTHER W. CLARK.
In common with the community in
general, We deeply regret to lose the
citizenship of young Luther w. Clark.
As q lawyer and gentleman, he is q
young man Of fine promise, decided in
charact ter and full of future usefulness
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
Gem Saloon.

Jake Osborne, though losing heavily
iy the late fire, is now at work again
serving the public at his new Gem Sa-
loon. His old friends are reminded to
give him a call ard renew Old acquaint-
nnceship. Best of liquors and cordial
welcome await you.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
CHANGE.

Having determined to change my
business, | will sell alone fer cash. j
you owe me call and pay, as | must
have the money.
Remember the old adage, short settle
meuts mako long friends.
Respectfully,
J A WILSON.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25

Mrs. General Nicely and daughter,
Miss Fannie, left with General Nicely
for Nashville Tuesday evening in the
Receivers Special Parlor Coach.
The following persons who left town
on the Collins's New Orleans excursion
have returned: James Fentress, Jr.. and
wife, DR.. Hammer and wife, Leonidas
Bills and Miss Ophela, his daughter,
Rev. w. C. Gray and sister, Miss Emma
Gray and Mrs. D. Nicely, Jr. Sam
Kahn, Austin Miller and John Polk
have not yet arrived
Enterprise is the spirit of the day
The Gem Saloon, under ihe management
of Jake Osborne, is a popular candidate
for public favor. If You want pure
WHISTLES and b1andies served in any style
give him q call.
king Comus will have another an
nirersary of bis rule of misrule at Mem
phis, February 18th. The mysterious
| Ulks will be on hand to lend the enchant-
ment of magnificent scenery to the occa.
sion. All Memphis IS astir to render
this anniversary unequaled by any pre-
vious one. Let Bolivar be largely rep
| resented.
Read the utility advertisements of
| a. B. Cohus manufactured articles.
Big Giant Corn mill, Victor Corn
Shelter and Common Sense Feed Cutter
These machines arc at the head of the
market all through the East. Get your
merchant to order one for you They
can be relied on.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
Personal.

The barber shop, kept by James Hill,
has been removed to the South side Il
the equare, over the store of Ingram &
McClarty, where he will be pleased TO
serve his old customers aud the public
generally. Rates as usual, If,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
Attention.

J. a. Mckinney will pay cash for
les, both dry and green. You can get
se highest market rates for hides by
living him trial. Mr.. Mckinney is
Preparing to do a large trade in this
business this fall
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
ard to the Public.
MR.. JOHN II JOHNSON

~ / n reFpectfulIy intern his sld customers End the
generally that he has commences the Stove bust
Pir. door to Reynolds Furniture Store, lie
hmg his ock BY sup lies Of stoves I in - d
81 All kinds lie uouid be glad to have Lis
irons give him their orders. Having lost every
aV q late fire. he would urgently request persons
him call and settle. Jan At
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
HOME HOPPER.

BE- Adrertisers aolH please make note
Of the fact thot their .tarors should be
minded in By Tassddy noon, to insure
their appearance in the current issue Of
TIE qceek.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25

COAL OIL! COAL OIL!
For Cash, at 20 cents per gallon at
Hammers.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
9Dnlenial.

NEWBERN-ADAMS-On January
II, at $50 o'clock, at the residence Of
the brides father, Beecher Adams, Esq,
Mr., D. j. Newbern, Jr., to Miss Emma
Adams. Rev. w. NJ. Norment ofi;iat-
ing.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25

ALL persons indebted to II Kahn &
Sons by note or account are requested to
come up and settle same.
Ii KAHN Il Sons.
January 10. 1877
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25

Bolivar, Jan. 10, 1871.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-25
THE
ellis Tea Company

l. one Of the largest azG most reliable houses IN the
trade all parties requiring Tea in quantities will d..
well TO senI thci orders direct. jan p n
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The Fair Pamphlets

RDBIkr ACLI..
by Geo Wilson Agent
o q NENlN OR

lhr i,'stoti"e rIng organ tries very nard 10 get
u 10 give ii publicity. II IL had amy regarl inI
truth. II wou!t be ashamed to again peak of tie
Ialr UanIihi-ts, after W have proven II su iIty -.
>" man, itis,hnod- IN regard to ttrn. II ii can
Hrt re A. rwn position. We pity its IguvrrnTr.
The less it lays about the matter The better il vii!
be for II. II 1t cares IOr truth OF public opinion
We all how iAkr the u"uUls To- show ut motnvr
feature OF ~ win Tie ii agreed TO pTInt ; 10
pamphlets, ur"t solicited aiVrrI,euent= ON that
na-r.. ~ i great Iu~rluCem-nt to advertisers
tblL 1t prini 2. 30? No! 1t cOnfesses to having
prInle't only 1000. thus swindIing advertisers
o"' "i - per cent "i |hai they were entitled tn,
an.i Has ~sfeIi,"y :sp paIupiirts from the ns,U-
vihiion When We n&I-- Ia print any number
81 ru"hs o! ANYTHING else, We always give iuii
nhnlb-T. tui We dad III t!i7 ca--. We agr-rd to
print :. 10. diG prunt !. 80. ini We have are
fully distributed neatly all al them. giving each
advertiser ~ tut~ city ioI rOpir-. which .nsur-s
proper distribution
The pD-t"th'e rang organ. hy Implication. az
'ti-rd a7 Ui sietliuZ. by laying that We wonl,i
print only ! -mhiI number. and that they wsuld
he : 'it Tar nht paper; ami TIN, Week. sitter tbs
woIk IS done, II says II understands We printed
Il lew We are ready to make outh that ". con
~ri"ntIo''7i' '"'nP!l'd with uur contract with adj
V"f'isers. VIII 1t 10 'he sarur: FIT wiil do so,
We VIII rU tor the affidavit What does tn
hIgh-l"nrt q Ike: Isfrr cit such Transaction,
hut stealing, and the meanc~t KIND of stealing
whrtr II aSre"s H. S.v- ,. 40. pn,t only give. 4. $50
II wants i: understood that IT printed tm. uul,
"Iutiipr7rI pamphlets What does au u,.
%vrrti-"r care tor 'authnr,Ird' pamphlets II.
j. iuUci' more interested ia g,ttiu. the fulI mum
h"' Tor whrcn Ia pays. We hav. often proven ii
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Base Ball.

The gam" nf base bali which TOOK place last
Monday afternoon between the Lexington
an! Aullyiile clubs ]riiritei considerable
lut, rest. The day wr> r""l aut p'et-nnI.
and quite a crowd Of ladies' and gentle
men assembled To witness The PLAYING. We
have not the space TO mention The detail.
at the gntu though. with rSetEbuh, else
on the ground, Il interest in II H. Il up to
rhr las. II soon herum- alrarrut that the
AullNtlle club WAS not 4 match for the Lex
!ngtons, aud the advantage which III" latter
gained III their second inning was gradually
increased 10 the end al The gam. Rather
the hest playing on the pat Of The huItilIe,
wa, hv Rridford. catcher. GODS. short
stop ana Whltworth. l>t ba~rm,n, ON The
part al the L~cNIugt"n> hy White. pitcher.
Potter, catcher aud Tut. 1T ta>rman.
though all lid well. with the exception al Il
t'w errors which were imnrlt-rial a. the
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Hagan's Opera House.

Work on LrxinStom'> u.w "prr. unu,c i,
prc-r,>~in. nn,iy. III" excavation Tor the
seine - nearly completed. aud lnr.e
piles OF brick and lumber are already on the
%"r0un!. A. "A matter at interest To The
u;ra-urr >erkiug iihii, We have, w,tn Cuu-
siderable >oiirIlu.!r. watched HE ,- vriuI,-
lurmt ot The several pItI> suggested Ia Mr..
u,..n. an { al" lad To II" ,tir t" stat. That
the one linally are" IN viii, III uur l'.i,-
,nrnt. h. satisfactory tn tn, InI,iir. From
The architects drawing, which = before ~,
we viii hri.ny ,I,-.ribc the hail ~ 1t nt-
now h Ell Determined 10 build ii Tn
house Will front forty feet ON Laurel aiI, ct,
and have "A depth ul ninety feet. the
front elevation VIII Il" twrriy-iir"" !""t
-.,,u Iuri,r> ct the SIDES AMI tiuIty-nyr i'"r
tn the hi"t,,>t point of the root. which VIII
he 4urm"untrd bs aA'r~I'l sixty +" I high.
Here VIII be- ~ tn front wall TIRE" large
doors on the -r"Wnd floor. and w" w:u'i"w>
| xu.i A door on III" gallery floor, whirl, WA
| open uh "A balcony which l. to extend owe;
the sidewalk. Ia thr i.atIIr! street wall
there viii be >eNt1i Openings, there wIiI he
tire, doors In the rear wall, aud on rilr
1 north SIDE OF Inc nan I''lit NltiitiA =. 81 liiii
the y.ntl ,i!ou VIII To- nmpl. nuI the means
Of fntrauc" and cAIt perfect. Thu MAJOR
portion Il the basement VIII consist "i 4
large room which VIII he rented Tor some
plIrp ,,r thai Will not Interfere WIKI The u-e
OF The iati above. About Twelve feet =! lh-
main room VIII Toe cul oil at The lruur tui p,
ticket Office, and auIr ronuna III which, HIu
! Ice SIttIufr,t fSt ItplF~ of Stairs IL, l,I,t ma
me gallery, wH!-n wIli BE- dNiiri Intp IwU
pats The .tage j. I" he tw,ntI-nyc feet
deep and tweuiS-Ihrcr feet wide br~ld- the
wings. Iar auditorium lIhr litty-twu feet
Iong aud It.irts -ri%ht feet wide and " III
eat rnmiartatty bout i. huulrrt persons.
Ia, Galleries VIII eat about four hundred
more, -. mat the han viii hr ,,pLhie a.
containing. crowded. fully twelve hundred
! people. The ceiling VIII hf slightly cnura>r.
ill be tIyruiy-iour Iect iu9h a the lowest
point. aud twrntS-e'"hi trrl ,Ei = hall st
the niShr~l. wh!ch will 1"tihl!r-- pr",tuce 4
good - um>ttr eject. There VIII l." al the
.raI ul t:Ir Iuu-r. behind the -r::r.twu com.
mutiuu- t~rr--ng-rnom>. and twn ~rt> OF
step from liz h",lN u III nail "iil he pru.
litr,i Tor, should 81; even "a" dr,rrrd to u~y
The 'h>e,n,n IA HNl upper ronin tor F. h:f al
oIhei ,nt-rt.ium,u Mr Hogan ,~i">rrN,-
credit at AI- rnJeipri"r In huiltinG Thu !a'i
which pIomi-r, IN h.. The r~rettie>l aud most
comfortable N III" -ta!r out lfr Of the barge
! "lI.r-. and wc hope /" .r- II appreciated aEt
rttrcniEei by the public. IN" suggestion
made In the first ur'irlr that ape irr,i III The
iUtrliI. snrrr concerning It. >vrur. 10 inr-l
vi Ii genera! favor, aud We htN"un iouh
thai on" OF two amateur entertainments. iul
til" hrnriI of the proprietor, wiIl take plaO,
amt lac yer, largely attended IN" DRAWN.
made by the architects amt contractors
Mr>>r- t!"irke n FrItH. may Dr seen NJ on
otti e fuI HE ucAffwu or three dnN-.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08

\, We have ~auu"uucr,l III several i,>ur.
o: thls paper the L.'nyrtre county tar wlli
comHn-u'- on The 10Th inst, ton last Tur>-
day, accompanied by Nr~>r-. .Iu-rpn fIuoh
and =. . GTlmr, We went out to lnv
grounds To examine lhni: r-niturn. We
found that Nj. Muligan h.,I rA~ruIri TIT,
contract Tor grazing HE trt,h IN Very good
lyle. The track II The best that can hr
obtained GA lhr .r' umi>, - a it,t!r over our
very good opportunity f"I speeding tor>es
1T. track IN ihr ring sill be IN good ORDER
this year. "a II viii ONLY require >rrhpiug.
fhe trees and the lmphlihrutrI are 10 be
ni,ey wiiitewt- he'd, the grAs- moved and
everything put in first cla,, condition. II l.
rNI urtrI that The Floral Hat! will be a very
attractive feature of The exhibition, A. 1t
WI nd beautifully decorated with work. of
art. aDi VIII contain during the whUir
""rk the aTnctT- shown by The ladies'. he
display ~ i]r"itius STOCK viii be extra tile
thi~ Year, - i Eumi,ar OF very Promising
animal, have hern lr.ired in the county.
ari ~ tn" premiums offered ure liberal ami
Ju!iriDu,!! appurtihmcd. Perfect order III
br mIinttlurd. not even an officer OF police.
man h'ing permitted 10 carry ni- arms.
liver! ih'ng possible viii he done to make
The "r"r~'nn n successful and pleasant one.
Miss Nary l.. pei.ueH of i.elvcnworlh,
Il iTsas. ms taken cnurge OF The cla>~.~ in
tun'!ng an! drawing in thv Baptist emale
toilrse. This yOUu" lady ha- had tn. al
Vantage 81 several years study IN Europe.
: and ItlII, with It,I .t 4 it.l,l., r.,,,,, All
daiion~ OF her efficiency ~ M lu,tru,tur.
She VIII also give instructions. to IA French
class. which viii be prActIceL daily III
speaking that lan@nare
Three wagon loud> III nonur,cript.- In
diam, gylsirr OF something ei>e-pa>>ed
through town Weinrs,iuy. unri caiunri near
Frank iuli'- r->idrnce. east of Town. rh.y
were I" Ifhe up then march I.ain la-I
night for Arrow Rock.
iUhn PowrI;. Franklin street. liza, IN stock
q lilge tot 1t rure old hrnIucky whi,k, v
Which ne il selling cheap. One gallon i the
lowest IIintit. sell. >cpSI4
Mr. rho- Can't, OF Dover township. sold
M"nd'N 10 Benz Gray, Of Springfield, ILL.,,
10 arr"> of land for S2.2lD cash.
John Pnwrll. Franklin street, f., selling
pure ri,irr vinegar for 70 cents per gallon.
Try IL. ,rpStl.
,r'mtnuI court second Monday III October.
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RELIEF WITHOUT A DOCTOR.

Though we would b. IL" means he understood
As drpr"rating, but rather As recommending.
professional AIi IN 1iseasr. there are multitude,
oi instances when II II neither necessary 81 easy
i" obtain. \ family provided with {, coTni.r,-
h,,-;vc household specific ike iiostctl,r',
stomach Bitter. Is Possessed OF II medicinal IL
source adequate /" most rinrrgcncIr, IN which
medical alI.Cr woul'! hc otherwise u. rtiiul.
That sterling tonic and rurrrcttVe invariably
Remedies. and Is auth rf.iattv"ly rccoinIncmdrd
fr debility indigestion. iIN"r disorder, an IrrcS-
MAR habit "i body urinary and uterine tIou-
hlee. iHcIpIent rheumatism and govt. and many
other ailments Of frequent occurrence. Il rrail-
Gates hut! prevents Intermittent and rrrnIiicmt
trNere, relieves mental '!cspouieucy. CHECKS
premature decay. and Iuviguratr> the nervous
AMI muscular tI--lIr7. sleep, digestion and ali
cite are promoted bv II, aud II - extremely
useful IN Overcoming the Effects of cNh ton
aud -NIn>lIr. stptI-Im
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
St. Louis Exposition and FAIR.

lh' II Ions, Kansas ,ity and N"rthcrn rail
way viii sell round trip tickets 10 the ri Louis
exposition ant tar, AT one and onC-ilih ialc
>uni,!., sept. OH, tickets will he sold from all
stations On I'll. MAIN lin, and branches; good 60
rmg sept. .Eh. only COOL rcturnin, sept. 18th
""l$ Wednesday, September I'm. 18Th, AMI
tnIt. tr"k"l, viii lie sold from all stations wc,t
Ut M"t"rly. Including ''inS@"w aui st Joseph
branches, good going day OF oLir on y; good re-
turning lor ) lays only from the date of sale. Du-
ring fair week, Oct. LIST 10 dlh inclusive, ticket.
Viii be sold from all stations ON the main line
and branches every day. commencing October
18th, inclusive; tickets good 10 return till Octo.
Der eth, inclusive. :. +. INGRAM, Agent.
>eps Lexington, No.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-08
Merchant Tailor.

i""uii rr-p~"iiuii, INFORM the puDi," thai /
han" oprn"d out II nrst ciass ti.I"r shop on
I ranLiIn street, opposite the count h"us-. Nterr
| VII Aecr constantly an nnn'i n lnr -l"ct oil
ciUjh- rus-imIrIr,, ,iU"skiE.. md Er-IinI
HiIcn / viii iuaAr up IL Ia, latest 7iSi". "A
i,'". T." .u.t III" ftuI,- Iiir patronage - lt,'
pu'i - Respectfully. solicited AU wuI,
wrIi tnt-I 10 pl.- -.tisilcuuu II. Hiiui IL
.UliilE L"angtun. Mo.