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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-12-06

MEssRs. EDIToRs We are nearly
through sowing wheat and hog killing has
commenced. Tcague'shas more and heavier
hogs than any other part of the county
Squire Tate and Mr.. Geo Bradford have
killed some that weighed three hundred
pounds These gentlemen are looking
much better than they did some time back,
l suppose it is because they have had good
supply of brains for several days Labor
er" Is mistaken about the people of this dis
trict being to 4 man in favor of reputation.
We of leagues arc solid in favor Of an
honorable compromise 1t is true We are
not rich and do Cot pay much tax, but We
would like TO make fair settlement, and
show that VIC are willing to do what is right
Squire Blair was in leagues Saturday and
said he had canvsssed along Piney and Cy-
press creeks and only found one man in
favor of reputation, and this can be relied
upon, for the Squire had not in several days
been near the back room that Gould Nunc''
accuses him Of frcquenting. We are ready
TO debate the subject of republication at any
time with "Laborcr," and would like very
much to hear from Gould Nuuc" on the
State debt or any strange thing that he
may chance to zee. We never see strange
animals about leagues, but then we never
drink anything stronger than coffee, though
there was a half-Indian seen somewhere
between Bradford's and ICONS. We had 10
election here Saturday, as We were afraid
the candidates we're repudiztors. The debt
must be paid, if leagues has it TO do her.
self. There is no school here at present, but
if there was we would beg Gould Nunc" to
Eay nothing about it. VIII send you new
subscribers soon, as our people arc getting
greatly interested II your paper.
SInsl,RIPrr
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a DIscases1 I.Ircr-

Duncan's Liver and Kidney Medicine is
a cure for all diseases having their origin
in diseased state OF the kidney or Liver,
such As sick headache, dyspepsia, swimming
in the head, loss OF appetite, bad taste in the
mouth, heartburn, tenderness or fuIlness
over the region Of stomach, cramp collie.
eostivcncss, Palpitaiion OF the heart, pain in
the back, sides and limbs, and all diseases
peculiar to famalcr- We can say To our
friends that the above medicine Is lust what
it Is represented TO be, and is pronounced BY
every one who has used it, far superior to
any Liver Medicine they have eve. used
We know that il gives better satisfaction
than any VIC have ever sold. knowing it Il
be purely Vegetable, we can recommend il Il
our suffering friends. Price Is cents. Fol
sale 10y L. NJ. Hammer, druggist.
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beautiful structure and when completed
will cost one hundred thousand dollars, and
will exceed anything Of the kind in New
Orleans, and while visiting the market this
morning, Sunday as it is. VIC saw more than
one thousand people there. Sundays mar
ket is big thing here, and all manner of
business houses are open and in full blast,
till 10 o'clock, when they close, and the
attendance at church was very large. The
Episcopal church is built somewhat on the
order Of ours in Bolivar, and as VIC entered
the church yard the Sunday School was
closing and We were surprised to seeso large
an attendance, the average being over two
hundred. On the assembling of the congrc-
CATION the inside of the chanceI railing was
filled with boys and young men from six to
singing. They were well drilled, and sing
we'll. The people were very liberal in their
offering, and the behaYior was excellent.
The people are healthy here, and there is
always a breeze which seems perfectly pure
| and bracing. business here is like it is
with us-overdone. On account of Compel
ing stea mship lines, freight from New York
can be brought here for thirty-ive cents per
one hundred pounds, and corrcspondingly
low from St. Louis by raj, People do not
complain of hard times, as they are not so
badly is debt as our people. The inhabi-
tants here are polite and attentive, not only
to strangers, but to each other. About IF
teen or twenty schools are in successful
operation here. They have a fancy for
drives and evening promenades, which both
rich and poor indulge in. Real estate here
is very low, as list of sales acknowledged
before the county court clerk advertised in
one of the county papers, improved town
property sold for from 500 to $3.50 per lot,
and land in the country from IS cents to
$l.25 per acre. City scrip is selling for Go
cents and county warrants So cents. A large
amount of cotton is shipped from this place,
most Of which comes from distance of fifty
miles. Much freight is transferred here to
steamers on Galveston bay, and some cotton
is shipped to foreign ports, which gives this
place its prominence as city, for it is not
The products of the adjacent country that
help iit There is very little stock around
here. We go from here to San Antonio,
from which place 1 may be able TO write
again. Our investigation of the country
there will be close, and if I write viii be
better able to post you. Respectfully,
Gift.
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MAX DRILL
Houston, Texas, Nov. 70.

EDITORS BULLETIN To-day finds MS in
Houston with no trains out to San Antonio
before tomorrow morning, which gives US
a few minutes to use in short letter 10 your
paper
We find Houston situated in I fat coun-
try very little higher than Galveston. What
country have seen in coming from Gal
weston is low and fat, and the whole dis
tsnce is ono vast prairie, sparsely settled,
and that entirely with cattle raiserF. We
have seen no farming since leaving Calves
ton, though we hear from this on We will
see fine, productive farms. Houston claims
population Of thirty thousand, which if
about correct 1t is 4 beautiful city, per
fectIy level. The soil Is composed mostly
of sand AID absorbs rapidly all the water
that falls. We had good rain last night
bnt the streets arc dry to-day. The houses
are mostly on the cottage order, and the
Yards are generally more or less adorned
with evergreens. sec no new improve
ments Of any kind except the city market
house, which is just being completed in the
place Of the one recently burned. II is :
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Wedding Scene.

Tuesday at noon the hoePitable home of
Capt. J. NJ. Richardgon, our popular Cir
cult Court Clerk, was the scene of happy
nuptials. On this occasion Mr.. 4. b. Gath
er handsome and worthy young man of
Grand Junction, welded the cultivated and
pretty MissCalse Stevenson ofthe same place.
The groom is a son of w. r. Gather, and
the bride the daughter Of tho late DR.. Ste
venson. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. MIMI. Norment. Attendants: Miss
Fannie Richardson and Mr.. - Milligan
Miss Maggie Pledge and Mr.. Thos. Hurt.
After the marriage a sumptuous dinner was
prrtaken of by the assembled company, and
after many pleasant sdieus were exchanged
the bridal party left on the south-bound
train
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Symptoms Of 4 Diseased Liver.
NAIN in the right sid under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure
sometimes the pain is in ;hc lettside; the
patient Is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain IS felt under
/ the shOuldeT-bl2de, anu ii .TcQucItly eX-
tcEds TO the top Of the shoulder, and IS
sometimes mistaken for 4 ThCuI2, ism in
the arrl. The stomach Is affected with
loss oFappetite and sickness; the bowels
/ in general are COstIve, sometimes aiterna-
tive with lax; the head Is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation III the back part. There Is
. generally aConsidcrabieI loss o. ncnlOry,
accompanied with painEl sensation OF
having left undonc something Which
ought to have been done. 4 slight, dry
cough Is sometimes an attendant. The
3 patient complains of WEAKNESS and de
bility; he Is easily startled, lIis feet are
cold or burning, and he complains O: l
/ pTickiy sensation Of the skin; his spirits
arc low; and although he Is satisfied that
( exerci5 = would be beneficial 10 him, yet
he can scarcely summon up tOFtltude
enough to try it. In fact, he GistTu,ts
every remedy. Several OF the above
symptoms attend the disease, bat eases
have occurrcdwhcrefcw ofthcm existed,
. yet denomination ofthc body, afcrdc:.th,
has shown the LIVER 10 have been tx
tensivCly der1ngcd.
j AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE'S LIVER Pills, ~
CASES OF AGUE AND FLYER, when taken
with Quinine, are productive OF the
most happy results. No better CathartiC
can be used. preparatory 10, or after
taking Ouinine. We would advise all
who are afflicted with this disease 10
give them 4 FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and as
4 simple pF.,gative, they are unequ2led.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
The genuine DR.. Z. M?LANE' Liver
+ Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DE-. M:LAEL' 5
LIVER Pills.
The genuine AIeLAHE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures OF G. MSLAHE ana
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
BE- Insist on your druggist OF
storekeeper giving YOU the genuine
DR.. G. MCLANE'5 LIyER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by all respectable druggists aI5
country storckecpcrs generally.
To those wishing 70 give DE- { MeLssE's LrvF,
Ga 5 s '5 one @ ' 6r 'a 20 f9I &c e tbs
r ~N@rNC5 PR OS PTfrs5ffr-a "a
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The Comm BattIe.
CRANEsvILLE, Dec. 3. ISL

Granville, Dec. 3, 1877.
MEssRs. EDIToRs:-After the close of the
election for FlOater on Saturday last sever
al of the members of our Debating Society
being present, we thought it necessary to
consider the article of Esq. w. T. f. Thomp-
son. Our boys seem anxious for the fght,
and say they will meet the six best of the
Ubet Debating Society at Porter's Creek
Church on Saturday the 18th inst, as the
I4th dosn't come on Saturday this year.
We will discuss the advantage of the Stock
Law. We take the position that the stock
law Tor "no fence law') would be a good
law. We join in extending the invitation
to.Mr. Editor to meet with US on the occa-
sion. We think best to meet at 10 o'clock,
A. n. Let US be there and commence the
battle soon rs the arrangements can be
made. SECRETARY OF THE c. d. s.
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Eer ms hnR.,,.,
ORITTARN.

Mr. B. n IIendriek, who departed this
life atshis late residence near Van Buren,
Harder,an county, was born in this county
On the 10th Of October, 1926 and died on
the 2Sth of September, 1877, making him
at the time of his dccease 80 years, II months
and II DAYS. OF Mr.. II. it is hard to speak
without being subject to the charge Of adult
alton, but the writer of this brief memoir
knew him well and intimately for nearly
forty years, and has Partaken Of his hOspi-
tality, and associated with him first as the
teacher of his childhood, then as brother
in the Masonic fraternity and we can truly
say that the escutcheon of his character was
almost without blot, discharging as he did
the duties of 4 son and husband with rare
fidelity, and though never blessed with chill
dren OF his own, the tears of the orphans
(his sisters childrcn) bear witness that to
them he Was iii possibIe) more than Il father
Living in the same ncighborhood all his
! life he had no enemies, and host Of friends
who loycd him as few men are loved One
OF the cardinal principles of Masonry and
OF the religion which he profcssed tbeing
for many years member of the Cumbcr-
land Presbyterian church) We mean charity,
was strongly developed in the character OF
our departed brother, his door and heart
were never closed against the unfortunate
but his hand was ever ready TO relieve the
wants of the needy. Though poor himself
/ in this worlds good, he was rich in charity
and had always something to give to the
needy, which he did cheerfully, without
pride or osrcntation (for these words were
not in his vocabulary lie admired the
Ancient Order of which he was pillar for
more than twenty years, and if humanity
charity and brotherly kindness to the widow
and the orphan, and bcneyolcnce 10 all, are
marks OF Christian Mason, then was brother
II. such a character i'm the fullest meaning
of the term. The hundreds that attended
his burial and the scores that threw into
/ his last resting place the evergreen and
Otper cmblcms, gave evidence of his worth
and piety. As his life had been exemplary
so his death was triumphant, cxhorting all
around him to meet him in heaven, and
/ oIinging to the Cross, his only hope in death,
he cried q am going home to live forever"
and fell asleep in hope of Immortality. He
! rests in peace. What more can we say.
LET me die the death Of the righteous, and
/ let my last end be like his"
4 FRIEND.
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No. 7. Cooking Stoves for $3.50,
Representatlrs slanson Endorsed.
GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Dec.

GRAND JUNCTION, Tenn, Dec l.
EDTToRs BULLETN:-AH public servants
should reflect, and if possible carry out the
wishes of their constituents. Representa-
tive Manson will be endorsed by nine
tenths of his constituents in voting against
the acceptance of the so cents proposition
before the same is submitted to the people.
As he justly assumes, the people will resist
an increase of taxation at this time sutii-
cient to pay the interest and carry on the
State Government This called session, we
fear, il 4 put up job in the interest of some
body else than the already burdened peo-
pie. The people of Hardeman county will
thank their excellent Representative for his
manly espousal of their real salvation.
MANY VOTERS.
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Sept. 7-3n

The above-nsmed minister is appointed
to serve the Methodist people of Bolivar and
Grand Junction this conference year. The
churches interested are indeed fortunate in
securing the services of such an excellent
preacher and interchangeable pastor. Mr..
Walker is ranked among the ablest and
most effective young ministers in the Mem
phis Conference. He Is in demand every
where-an at no place more warmly than
at SPringdaIc, near Memphis, where he
served this last conference year. The mem
bers were sadly disappointed in not having
him returned to them, but the Bishop and
his Council were extremely solicitOus about
the Bolivar church, and hence they wisely
commissioned one of the strongest and most
active men to come hither and encrgize with
new life the waning strength of MethOdism
at this point. As people, the hethodists
of Bolivar have now clearly defined duty
before them. They have the right kind
of a preacher and it is expected that they
will give him that cooperation and sup
port SO essential to Success. Cling closely
to him in his administration OF secular at
fairs and sustain l,y your presence and pei
sonaI influence his ministration in relisousi
concerns. The most Jealous and effective
preacher can be frozen into dead failure
by An indifferent and spiritually poverty
stricken membership. The Bolivar church
needs prosperity and Mr.. Walker deserves
success; both these interests may be fully
secured if the pastor but receives the un-
qualified support his high Office imperatively
demands. In bchalfof the membership here
we cordially extend to the Rev. Mr. Walker
a warm welcome to the homes and hearts
| of our pcoplc
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Good SewsS

All persons troubled with diseases of the
Lungs, Throat, or Chest can obtain imme-
diatr relief by using DR.. DUnoar's Cough
Bolsam. 1t is pleasant, harmless, aud sure. 1t
never fails to relieve Sore Throat, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, and all
diseases OF the lungs. 1t is a sure cure for
Group in children. No mother would be
without bottle in her house after trying
it once. Persons having coughs Of long
standing should be sure to give DR.. Duncan'-
Cough Balsam trial, as it gives irnmcdi-
ate relief in the most adranced stages Of Con-
sumption. Price Fifty cents. For sale by r
NJ. Hammer, druggist.
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This worthy Christian gentleman and
able minister is sent to Collierville to serve
N. Methodist church this Conference year.
Considering the personal worth and preach
ing ability of Rev. Mr.. Fife, he is fitted to
al with full satisfaction any metropolitan
pulpit. His power as rcvivalist is the
praise Of the whole church. Moreover, no
;tinerant in this section has made more sac
r;6ces than he for the welfare and spread Of
true doctrinal Christianity, and for the last
twenty years his services have contributed
strength to tile church. We warmly com
mend him TO the people OF CollicrviIle, and
predict this conference year will be com
handing success if his people but give him
that moral and financial support 10 neces-
gary to ministerial succcrs.
Gold Pens at Lie II TFoRTs.
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Walnut Grove, Snipes 5.
Pocahontas, District No. 19-Snipes %;
Haywood 3 Foster f.
Hickory Valley, District 2-Snipcs "a /;
Haywood l.
Bolivar, District G-Snipes A; Haywood
lG2; Foster 3; L. Owens l.
Grand Junction, District 1-Snipes Z;
Hay wood 10; F. L. Pledge ,.
ICONS, District l5-Haywood 10; Snipes 4.
Middleton-Haywood IS; w. Turner 8;
] crulan ,
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SUBSCRIBER.


TRY Or. c. J. Duucan's celebrated
Vegetable Liver PiIls-a sure cure for
headache, swimming in the head, bad taste
in the mouth, pains in the back, ssdc, chest
and limbs. Nothing better for constipated
bowels, sour stomach. One box will go
further than two boxes of any other pill.
VIII act on the liver as well as blue mass or
calomel- (Warrantcd9 Try them. For
sale by Il. VI. Hammer, druggist.
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RICuSIOND, VA.

Lr. Ro ATaaiyedd- Dear Sir:---I have taken
one bottle of your r-plratiOn styled Or. DARN
Stadt's Anti-Dyspeptc Drops and take great pleas
IRE in stating that ! have had no headache since
began with il, although have boen great sufferer
from sick headache for over twenty-five years, and
during the last eight years have had on" OF more
attacks every week. ! ann fully satisfied that this
great change has been effected solely by the o.
your valuable remedy Your obcdirnt servant,
II. 3. BuUuAR.
With Putuay Watts, Main ST.
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Leave no time for Illicit indulgence
by having tie time pre-occupied with
nobler pleasures ofheartaud mind. We
haveonly about so much energy TO draw
from. Thousands are kept from ruin
by being too busy to go TO ruin. tits
the empty room which Satan Is always
ready to enter. Fill your heart with
love for the pure, the good and true,
and vice will knock IN vain for admit
tance.-LtfdLO1r.
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Read carefully
of the wonderful
of this Medicine:

BOLIVAR TIM, sept. %, 1871
lfr. 10. Arm izfsud For a long time I suffered
with torpid liver and indigestion Having heard Of
the great success of your DR.. D'ATmStadts Anti
DysPvptic Drops in curing such complaints 1 uSed
them md am happy testify the they hSyo
made in my case. I most ChCcrfully recommend
them TO all suffering with indigestion, etc.
Respectfully, Mrs. J, II. bills.
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what they say
curative virtues
utzurno, ArrouArrox corxrr, Va

Nr. 70. ATmistead Richmond, FG.-Desr Sir
noticed in the Richmond -" Dispatch some time
last summer certificate from my friend Major r
g. Berkeley relative to cure effected by Tr d
Staat Antl-I'ySPcptlc Drops, and having been for
the last fifteen Years sufferer with the same com
plant, Immediately wrote him, ami requested
him To send me Two bottles 1t the medicine wbics
lac dd promptly have used shout one-half Of ono
bottle. and consider myself tireIy relieved. Caa
cat nythins that tonnes 10 hand. Respectfully,
WM. D. NIX.
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MARRIED,

GAITIER-STEEENSON the residence Of
Capt. ! NJ Richardson, last Tuesday, Ly Rev.
W. NJ. SOrmcut, A. B. Gather to Miss Calze Str-
ycnsOn, both OF Grand Junction Attendants, Miss
Fannie Richardson and Mr. Miliigan, Miss Maggie
Pledge snd Mt. Thomas HUNT
We congratulate this couple on entering the holy
circle Of welded life. Nav the future give theIu
the full fruition Of their fonde=t dreams.
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NJ Ro- drH is's1S, RirAEaOl1, TG.-Dear Sir I'm
thC year ISL suffering with Dyspepsia attep-
dcd with heyrre pain in the stomach and bowels and
general PrCstTstiun Of the system At the INSTANCE
OF = friend VA induced 10 Try DR. D'Armstadt's
i-l'yNpeptiC drops, hich produced an imTsPdi-
ate Impression on nv disease ] Corid cat With
impunIty any article of diet which my appetite
called for In about month after after using
Drops, reCained both my fesh and former healthy
complexion. and was Cnirtely cured. I fully en-
d0rsc and highly recommend it to every body.
Yours truly, J. n. 6uHRRT.
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RICHMOND, VA

Ur 70 Inn iy'e0d-Dcar Sir:-For the last eight
wears have been sufferer from Nervous headache
and Constipation produces by Indigestion At tn"
instance of friend, tried bottle Of Dr. y Arm
<tIdt's Anti-Dy spuptic drops. and in weeks
was entirely relieved. I have he~itstion Is say
ing that il is the only remedy that bars done any
good and believe ii Is OF the hest medicines In
use. fu- Dyspepsia. Constipation and Sick Headaches
Very truly. L. y. MACFAUIASP.
With Levy Levy Brothers, IOI7 and 1917 Main ST
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Cramp Collie, Diarrh@a, Flux, and all
affections OF the Stomach and Bowels can
he relieved by using DR.. D,mcoH's LiHimcat
1t never fails to cure Headache, Toothachc,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprain5 and Bruises
in man. HORSES with Collie, Bolts or
Swccnv can be cured instantly. For salcb
r. NJ Hammer, druggist