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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-12-20
For the BuHeti, .
A Sad DeParture-NIucilage's Last Visit to
H. v.

]
A Sad Departure-NIucilage's Last Visit to
Nv.
But few Saturdays since l saw congre-
gated at the depot OF Happy Valley a mix
ed multitude, everybody and their sisters
being present as, if they expected some gran
dee to pass that road in a short time l
heard the whistle of the southbound "hand
car" looked, and ''Muci" was plainly to
be seen sitting with legs projected in front
with all the dignity of a section boss. On
the nearing Of the hand car, Uriah Smith,
chief Of music on the occasion, began to pick
! Timber Jim" on well tuned Jews harp.
accompanied by the rest Of the choir, with
tin kettless and oyster cans. When the car
stopped, "Muci" alighted and IeaPtd upon
the platform and to show how proficient he
was in Latin, began with the following sub
lime passage taken from Salamagundi
"In hoe est hoax cum quiz ct jokesez,
1T smOkem rOstem toastem foikseZ;
Sum esse fui."
This took "nunerously" among the clear
creekcrs, who expressed their appreciation
by singing Stitch gittin up Stairs " "Muci"
then proceeded to his sweet hearts house,
while Uriah picked on his harp "NIuci's"
favorites ooh Should Like to Marry I"
and pretty Jemima, don't say Nor The
last was played in rather plaintive air.
Soon "Muci" was seen to come from his fav-
orite reception room in somewhat OF hurry
pace for the depot, Uriah's band playing:
There was a farmer had two sons, and these
two sons were brothers;
Tobias was the name of one, Bev-ankus was
the others.
Amy one wishing the ballad of this piece
of music can find it in the G1tua-Stickun
Periodical, edited by "Mucilage," a copy OF
which they may obtain from Ike Baker who
is sole agent for the aforesaid paper. After
this, as "Nuci" did not get round trip
ticket, the band proceeded to play, From
Greehland's Icy Mountains" a collection
was taken up, and by the time the North
bound ''hand carr arrived t,BisIei]EElad so
near tainted AWAY that all present who had
smelling bottles rushed Practically to the
rescue Of the poor fellow and placed him on
the car As the car started Uriah played
"Whcn shall we all Meet Again" "Muci-
Iage" is man of tender sensibiIities and
could not bear it.
Memo,
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For Sale.

Three..barre of the best quality of Scr
ghum. W. 7. ARMIsTEAD.
Upton Record: We have an English far
mcr living few miles from town. He has
pursued the same plan af farming here as
in the 'old country" This season he has
gathered sixty bushels of corn per acre from
an old field that four years ago would hard
ly sProut peas. He saves all the manure,
placing it in pits dug for the purpose; ncv-
cr burns a cotton or corn stalk; never sells
bushel Of cotton seed; spends the wet days
hauling the rich earth from his fence cor
ners and spreading it over the poor spots.
He says he can pay two dollars for a two
horse load of stable manure and double his
money This is the kind of farming We
need in this country.
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looms station.

MEssRs. EDITORS Your paper comes
regularly, and merits more extensive cir
culation. We could not do without it, and
we will endeavor to obtain the patronage OF
our ncighbors for the same.
There has been considerable change here
since l wrote Won, as several of our neigh
bors have left these parts for Arkansas and
Texas. DR.. W. J. Murdaugh and his ex-
cellent lady, left last Friday the 18th inst,
intending to settle in Fannin county, Texas.
The doctor was educated at the Medical
College at Louisville, Kentucky, and has
done 4 successful practice in the vicinity of
looms for the past ten years. He leaves
behind host of friends and relatives who
will undoubtedly miss him when sickness in
all its multiplied forms visit them. We are
satisfied that he leaves but few behind who
equal him practitioner.
We notice in your issue Of the 9th inst
that Subscriber" accepted our proposition
to debate the State debt question with us
Though we don't like to make a square
breakdown, we viii say that we don't care
to butt at "hog brains" or money" for If
we run the risk Of debating the subject we
desire to gain some information in the con-
test. We are reliably informed that Sub
scriber" never paid State, county or poll
tax, and We frequently hear such characters
assert that the State debt must be paid, if
leagues has it to pay, and We expect that if
those New Workers on Wall street will take
Subscribers" legal tender that leagues can
pay the debt al soon, if not sooner, than the
State can. We would further say that if
Gov. Porter has been Influenced to call the
special session Of the Legislature las some
say he was) by the boastful report from
leagues that that place ought to pay the
expense of the same. Now while we think
OF it, we will say that several of the most
prominent citizens of leagues signed 4 pc
tition to our representative J. \. Manson
requesting him to vote Tor Republication.
We noticed the other day several Of the
permanent men of leagues at Toons, among
them Major Armstrong, Capt. Elder, Corpo-
raj Bradford, and others, and if our eyes de
ceived Us not they were taking something
stronger than coffee.
We are aware that Esqs Tate and Brad
ford killed som large hogs. and hope Sub
scriber" will remember that said hogs were
bought OF Mr.. james Murdaugh, OF Toons.
LABoRER.
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Kris KringIe Come to Town.

His Royal Honor, the festive Christmas
King, Santa Claus, has sent in advance his
Proclamation announcing TO the families of
Bolivar that his headquarters this season
will BE ut the well-furnished and beautiful
store Of II. Kahn Is Sons, in the McNeal
Block. We were instructed by Santa Claus
to inspect the Christmas display at this
store and to report to the people through
the BULLETIN. Well, we went and 10 our
establishment found the holiday selections to
be az numerous, varied and pretty as any
taste could crave. TOYS of every size and
kind, suited to little infants and large chill
dren. American, English and japanese
ingenuity are here exhibited. Toy wagons,
carts, dolI-carriages, hobby-horscs, china
and India-rubber dolI-babics, at prices cx-
ceptionally low. Besides, you can get here
most handsome presents in the shape of
Fancy dress Goods for Girls, Boys, Men and
Women. Parents who are preparing to give
their children Merry Christmas" and
children who want to make the "Old Folks"
happy, will find the stock NJ the Kahn En-
porium to be all they could desire.
Think of it, 8 Pictures for sIOO, at Ross.
Choice Family Flour for $50 per barrel,
AT JOYS.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

We have more than a thousand dol
lars due us by delinquent subscribers.
This money we need in our business.
We have INDUCED many subscribers
during the past one and two years, and
cannot in justice to ourselves cOntin-
ue this indulgence. Long credit is
disastrous to any business. The Cash
System is the only safe road to compe-
tence and prosperity.
We hereby respectfully give notice
to subscribers who are in arrears twelve
months or longer, and do not pay up
by the 1st of January, 1873, their pa
per will be stopped. Our terms are as
follows:
Single subscribers, 50 in advance.
In club OF FIVE each Sl.75, in advance.
In club of ten, 81 so, in advance.
In clubs Of twenty, SIPS, in advance.
All names in CLUBS must commence at the
same time.
Subscribers who have not paid will
be charged the old price, 1.50a year,
on old SUBSCRIPTIONS. We make these
plain statements to the public, know
ing that our intelligent patrons appre-
ciate our services in giving them a pa
per elevated in sentiment and full of
fresh current news. To the best inter
ests and highest development Of our
people we are committed, and with
such a constituency this appeal will
not be unavailing. Thankful for the
many evidences of partially and
triendliness given us by our patrons
in the past, we trust that their support
in the future will keep pace with our
zeal in furnishing them with a paper
adapted to the taste and culture of our
people. Our circulation is now much
greater than it was this date last year,
but it is not as large as it should be in
this section. The BULLETIN should be
in each home in Hardeman county.
We hope our sturdy farmer friends
and their wives and fair daughters will
give the BULLETIN a practical express
sion of their appreciation by sending
us club of subscribers. With but
little effort this can be done.
A merry Christmas to all, and a flu
twe full of happiness!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-12-20

Never did brighter sun look down upon
fairer bride or handsomer bridegroom than
yesterday, when Mr.. w. c. Craig, of Mid
dleton was united in matrimony to Miss
Cornelia Adams, of Bolivar, at the c. P.
Church. The church had been beautifully
decorated by the loving hands of friends,
and presented fine appearance. Just over
the pulpit within the circumference of a
horseshoe of evergreen was a floral mono
gram-"C. A."-and just over where the
couple stood during the ceremony, was a
heart composed of flowers and evergreens.
The room was crowded with friends of the
two parties, and as the bride and bride
groom started in, Miss Fannie Norment
played on the organ an appropriate we'd
ding march. The ceremony, by Rev. w. VI.
Norment was short and impressive, and the
brave and manly al will" of the groom,
showed he meant what he said This
young couple start under suspicious cir
cumstances, and may their future married
life be as bright its beginning. The
bride is one of our most charming young
ladies, and she looked as beautiful as she
good, and her handsome husband richly
deserves so valuable help-matc. Imme-
diately after the ceremony the bridal party
went to the depot and departed on the even
ing train for Middleton
The following ladies and gentlemen ac-
companicd Mr.. Craig from Middleton
Miss Florence Lambeth, Miss Sallie Camp
bell, Miss Matte Barren, Miss Temple Lii
lard, Miss Park Lambeth; E. L. Bartliff, J.
J. Campbell, J. r. Reavcs, ALI. Lambeth.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Chznrery Court Of HzrdeHHu County. Tea
nes-rs. No I'll, r. -. Original Bill N. ".
Tate and Jerome iitll IS J NJ COlhEbuTy, 7. ,.
Burrows aud Geo. ". wilson
II erriuS from ths Biil Ia this cause shiek g
sworn To- that the DeieuG-nts. }. 81. Cofbubury, T
B Burr0ss aud Geo " Wilson, are nOn-Fssidsnts
20 State q Tennessee and residents e the Stass
Of Ohio, Dominion 0f Cauada snd Slate 81 Hisennsn
T-sPecJivslg- II .s therefore ordered that they
enter their appearance herein, at the Court HOUSE
81 the town Of Bolivar, Tennessee, On OF before the
EHd Monday 20 January. 1873 and plead, answer -
dsmuT 70 Compartments Bill, or thu sans viz -
tHkeh for eoDfsssed, aud sei foF bearing \ Fart-
al that = copy e this order be published oefe .
for iour successive weeks tn tie Bolivar ha4e-
tin. This the 18Th dsy - Decembsri 1871
A Copy--Attests
IAMFer EFN TflFSS. in, {. : -,
Noo,t 4 AEsscssi .e;s - c1eafrts- ssts'aA
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

In The Chaucery Court Of HaIdeman County, Tea
Ba.ycC, No. 7Ji, z. D.-WiuIam Acklnnie and
syifr ". Z. n Lambeth a. 81. Original Attach
mcut Bill
In this cause II appeqrluy from the Bill which e
suoTr 10 that the Defendants, J. ". ArmfCld and
Felix g. Lambeth uoH-rrsIdcuts nf the state Of
7a11es-.. IL Is therefore ordered that they sn4er
their auraTauCe herein al the Court House, IN the
Ian 81 Bolivar, Tennessee, on or before the In
Monday IN January. 1873, and plead, sDsUFT 81
gs1lur b Ccr7 Flainsots' hIN, or the sane =tu b
fE@a fa- confessed and set for bearing paEns a.
- from. and thar copy II this OTdcg be pub
lf-hrrI oncs rcrk for four successive weeks IN the
IHIivar Bulletin. This 30 December 1877.
JAMES FESTRESS JR-C&N
Traacis FentreSr Solicitor for Complainant
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MARRIED.

HUNT-MOORE.-Att the residence Of the brides
graudmotber, in Shelby county, Dec. 18th, Mr..
Thomas Hunt, Of Grand Junction, TO Miss Annie VI.
Moore daughter Of T +. Moore, deceased Of Shelby.
VIC offer congratulations to this interesting and
happy couple
CRAIG-ADANIS-In the c. 2. Church in this
place, Dec Is, 1877, by Rev. ". NJ Norment, Mr.
". c Craig Of Middleton, to Miss COrnclia G.
Adams Of Bolivar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-12-20

NJ. R5. ArBgiSfcdf, Richmond E1.--Doar sIr:-Iz
the your 1871 suffering with Dyspepsia attsa-
Did With pain N the Storna In and bowels and
general pTostrstion of the system. Al the instance
Of friend I was induced To try pr D'NrhstS dt's
Auti-DyspePtiC drops, which produced an imHsRH-
ste impression nv disease. ] could eat With
lHpunIty any article of diet which nay appetite
called for In about mon tbs after after using your
Drops reFained both my flesh and former healthy
complexion, aEd eUtirtcly cured ] fully en-
dorse and highly recommend il to every body.
Yours trHly, J. VI. CHRKEY-
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For Mems ShawIs, 60 to
Harkins & Durrett.
uIsea sed Liver.

Duncan's Liver and Kidney Medicine Is
cure for ali 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 fulIncss
over the region OF stomach, cramp collie,
costiveness, palpitation Of the heart, pain in
the back, sides and limbs, and all diseases
peculiar to famales. We can say to our
friends that the above medicine Is Just what
it Is represented to be, and II pronounced by
every one who has used j., far superior to
any Liver Medicine they have ever used.
We know that it gives better satisfaction
than any we have ever sold. Knowing it to
be purely Vegetable, We can recommend it
our sutIeting friends. Price - cents. For
sale by +. NJ. Hammer, druggist.
For the Best Stock Of Hardware. go 10
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RICHMOND, Va.

ffy. 10. Agmi3,02-Dear Sir:-For the last eight
wears have been a sufferer from Nervous Headache
and Constipation. produces by Indigestion. At the
instance OF friend, tried bottle OF Dr. d Arm
stadt's Anti-Dy>Vyptic Drops and in weeks I
entirely relieved. have no hesitation l. sv-
ing that il l. the only remedy that has done any
good and believe il j Of the best medicines Nv
Tor Dyspepsia, Constipation and Sick Headaches
Very truly, r. +. NINCFAEIANB.
With Levy Levy Brothers, lOI7 and 1Ul! Vain St.
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Mr. 70. 4T7siTe1d-Dcar Sir take the greatest
pleasure in writing To let YOU know that my wife
who has suffered Tor years with Dyspepsia in its
aggravate form. has been entirely relieved
the of DR.. u ATIuStadt'S Antj-DvSIpptic Drops
! purchased in all three l31 bottles for her. After
using two and half bottles She considered herself
permanently cured. II has been six months since
she stopped t-aud not the slightest symptom has sac
felt OF its return She can eat TayIhiHg she
wishes with inpuuity. most chez rfully recommend
and advise everybody who suffers in the beast with
that terrible disease, Dyspepsia, to it. 1t Is
certainly the greatest remedy I knew,
With respect,
IOsEPm c. DICKINSON. 1872 franklin ST.
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Removal.

Henry Reynolds, the energetic and enter
PrisiDg Undertaken, has removed his Furni-
ture and Undertaker's establishment 10 his
new building next to Coates Il Lewis. He
has a complete assortment of ParIor and
Bed Room Furniture, Dining Room and
Hall Chairs, Mattresses, Brackets and Chro-
mos, besides his Undertaker's Stock ia very
fun ana sold at most reasonable rates. Ex-
anime his stock.
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what they say
curative virtues
HIxnrao. ArronArros corsrr. Va

-tT- RO. 4rmiSte14 Richmond, Ta-Dear Sir II
noticed in she Richmond Dispatch nns tfEEs
last summer certificate from my friend. Major r
. Berkeley relative 10 ELECTED 10y DT D'Arua-
stadtS Antt-BS Spcptic Drops, and having been for
the last hfteeL wears sufferer with the same Couz-
plant, | Immediately wrote him, and requesss1
him b send me two BOTTLES 81 the medicine, EAiCE
he did promptly. I have used shout ons-hsH Of enc
bottle and consider yscf entirely relieved. CAa
eat any thing that comes TO hand. Respectfully,
WM- Z. HIX-
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The following citizens Of Hardeman, FROM
the 10Th District, and their families, passed
". II. Weaver, A. B. Stewart. Allen Car
rett, w. A. Wilson, James Mcdaniel, John
Russell, w II. Mills, J. A Stewart They
will take the BULLETIN at their new homes
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HEARTS UNITED.
TO Mr.. AND MRS. ". c. CRAIG.

When thus tive loving hearts are blended,
And feel that all LIES ills meBdcd,
Would that their troubles thus were ended
And hopes be real as intended.
May Loves bright dream through life delighting,
Knew not a cloud or shade benighting,
And each days stream Of bliss uniting,
Be decked with blooms that know no blighting.
And larger grow as onward flowing,
Embarked with fairest treasures growing.
Placid and deep and never knowing
Aught but Heavens Blest bestowing.
j. 4. DorHey.
MELLICAN, TEXAs
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"RoASokA" OFFICE. BorpTos, Va.

Tf~- 70. fT7aiSfeT9, RfcERsozd,. T6.--Dcar Sir -
Your invaluable medicine. DR.. p'Nrulsta6t's Anti
DySpePuc Drops, Is beyond doHht the hrst Tomedy
for Dyspepsia have ever known. Nv wife had tried
many other remedies, and finds HoHe han 30 god
yours in fact, she Will not do without IL. Your
efforts for the relief Of the worst Enlady affecting
the American PeoT4e hope via be crowned with
tul! success and congratulate true Sanar-
asan- Your obCdiCnt servant,
M. TOWNS, JR-
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. TTACIIMENT NOTICE.
state a Tsnressss = W Gr.Hthasr -
UaTdsman COUNTY Alvin Bishop.

state a Tsnressss =. w Cr.1thasn -
Hardeman County Alvin Bishop
IN this cause II appearing by shdavit that the d
ieudant Alvin Bishop B. justly indebted - no
plaintiff =ud s. nou-.rzidcnt II the state Of Ten
nns-e- that the ordinary p cess - LA fapnHt -
served uu him. and an original attachment hAN4HE
been returned before me levied the properly 90
aid deicudeu; 10 Is therefore ordered that putF-
ton be- made in the Bolivar Bulletin rsfrPal'L
published in the town Of Bolivar, Tenn. lpr i1uF
successive weeks Commanding said AlTIn b.-i92 70
appear before me or some other Usfir" ~ tgg Gs-l'
a. ~ Office IL tue t0V II Middleton - ,iaIi fIs-
triCt No II II said county tslr 10Th dav Of Jan
nary. ls77 and make GrlcHse % said suit against
him. or the same vgiII be- proceeded vim raTte.
Dec5-ft. J. " WILSON, J. 7. IL q.
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Nice CI.ristmas Gift.

We have at the BULLETIN Office a new
ailrsr Plated Wheeler & Wilson
Swim Machine, which we will sell for 500,
,I,.sar,o machine which retails for $50. Call
and see il.
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RICHMOND, Va,

M Ro. druive7d-Dcar Sir:-I have taken
one bottle of your pr .paTation STYLED DR. d Arm
>tadts Anti-Dyspeptic Drops. and take great pleas
Ure in stating that have had no headache since l
began with il, although / have been 4 great sufferer
from sick headache for over twenty-five years, and
during the last eight wears have had moro
attacks every week ! am fully satisfied that this
great change has been effected solely by the OF
your valuable remedy. Your ob0dient servant,
H. r. BoUDAR,
With Putnay & Watts, Main St
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Read carefully
of the wonderful
of this Medicine:

BOLIVAR Tenn, Sept. %, 1871
Mr. 70. 4r,njs'cad For a long time ! suffered
" it'll torpid liver and indigestion. Having heard Of
the great success of your DR. D'Amstadt's Anti
byspeptc Drops in curing such complaints, ! used
them, and happy testify ta the they have
made in my case l most ChceTfully recommend
them to all suffering with indigestion, etc
Respectfully, Mrs. J. II Bills.
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T s0vLENT NOTICE

Having trss dav -sc=ested 70 tho : teFE ~ she
Count Court OF IIs.dcnlan County, tenp, the IL
-olveuay If ths kstaLs Of josiah Thsfnton, dec a,
notice hereby gwen 20 81 persons LaTtnS cl3ilns
against said estate o the properly auihei-
ticatsd with sad Clerk, or before tne i'tn dAy
Il june, 1873, aud ~ claims not ~ hlsd VIII ss
barred.
This 18th Dec 1877 v " JOHAroS,
dee-p-l EGrcutcT-
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For the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock
of Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes
ever brought to Bolivar, go to
Harkins & Durrett
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II you want most interesting Story Books
full Of instructive tales, you can find them
in all styles and embracing all subjects, at
the Store Of +. u. MOORE.
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Rev. Mr.. Walker will preach Al Hickory
Valley the second Sunday in each month,
1oJ o'clock, at Brick church >! o'clock the
same day. and at Grand Junction the third
Sunday.
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AT Jackson, Tenn, the 10th, 18th, 18th,
and 18th Of January, 1873, Teachers In
stitute will be held. large representa-
ton Of teachers from Tennessee is expected.
The citizens Of Jackson have held public
meeting for the purpose Of rendering the
meeting a complete suecess- We have re
ceived an invitation 10 attend and purpose
being present.
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w. II. Reynolds has moved his furniture
,,ore to his new building, lately occupied
by II. Kahn * Sons. Henry still keeps on
hand fine stock ef furniture, and full
line Of "wooden overcoats.'
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r. L. Lightiort & Co. have opened in
their now store in the McNeal Block, L full
stock OF Watches, Jcw,lry, Silvcrware and
Fancy Goods, to which they invite the at
tention of purchasers.
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ture taken, for w. D. Ross can take it just
rs good when it's cloudy
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Notice to Subscribers.

Subscribers who fail to receive the BULLETIN reg
Hlarly and promptly will please report the fact at
SnCe 10 this Office
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4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.

State n TcBnC-EcC, , Wu. Thorn p-on adm = J 4.
Hsrdcman county. BrHt W John 1. JAcobs-
Attachment having been levied upon the prop
crty Of defendant to satisfy plaintiffs debt and the
plaintiff having made oath that defendant John !.
Jacobs, u nov NONRESIDENT az the State Of Ten
II ~ therefore hereby ordered that puhIira-
tion bee made Tor four successive weeks IN the Holt
var BsllctIn, requiring tho defendant appear L.
lore me oil Thursday The 10th day Of January. 4.
j., 1876 and defend this suit, OF the same vii b
taken for confessed him.
Thu Dee. 9th, 1877. if-S-4t
y. y. MITCHELL, J. r. n. {.
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Elgin Watches ut Lower Prices than
ever before offered in this market ut
LIGHTFoRT's.