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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-02-07
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It this case it appearing from affidavit that the
defendant John SHUTS Is justly indebted IL t5a
plaintiff and i NONRESIDENT Of te state, thai
the ordinary process 81 law cannot be- served on
him. and original attachment having been i'.iee
on his propertv ii Is Therefore. ordered thai puhi-
cation be made in the Balivar BuietiE DeYspGpcr
published in the town OF BavHr for four successive
weeks conatlantIifle, the said John Shults appear
before my ofIce in the town % Pocallgiiiss.
18th civil district of said county, the p day @!
MaTch 1873 and make defense said sui zstists1
him, Or il viii tse proceeded With * JaEte iiis
Jan 70 1879 ITIOS. SHEA, j. =. II. Z.
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p r. ROGERS. General Western Agent.
Dallas, Texas; JAS. 4. OGDEN, tencral Passenger
Agent, knuxviisc. Tenn. rs. DAN AM, Assist
ant General Passenger Agent, Memphis
jy5 If
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-02-07

By virtue Of a yeuGitioni exponas. to me directed
from the Circuit Court of Hsr,lenian county, Ten
nessee at the Nov. term thereof, 1877, I viii sell
to the highest bidder for cash, at tie Court House
door, in the town % Bolivar
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Nerrow Esoaps from Drowning.

Resher 8 b4d accident cooCrs1 "a Iioe~
day, Jan. 20, On Spring o..eA 53,.t : miles
above Macoll'e mill L. D. IIiiior ..n3 his
brother, T. NJ. Miller, Wa. Stons ana Ifaj.
F2w were constructing kind OF f-rry-3oat
for footmen TO pass and rersss ov r tEe
creek. The boat being finished, K. d. Mi
Ter got on it, said II was safe, anu would
carry all four Of them egfcly across the creek.
The Diners accordingly got oE not thinking
OF danger The load proved too gfeat for
the little boat, which, as ii was nearing the
middle cf The rtrca;n, caPeIac0, throwing thu
four men into the creek. Each Of tine IUcE;
instinctiveiy made Tor the Rank, which, Gf-
ter desperate cfiCrt, tAee Of them sIcce etied
in reaching. But r y. KILLER, .loss
fortunate, was thrown ;n!o the curren;
where the water was near 10 #. deep, tn,
stream being very high. When ho frs,
rose to the surface, he made az Effort to
swim out; the boat having tioatcd GU. Il his
reach, but BIZ. did not. succeed, lis heavy
Clothing proved go great burden. Hecri-
ed for help out tho other raen who Is ! hard
~ saved themselves, Deing frightened, could
not hclphim. He had struggled "a che W.
ter for soma time, his strength w2s rspiaiy
falling, and he had come to ths s4Ilece, il
was thought, his last time, when VIM. Stone
with great presence of mind, secured the ca
bic attached to the boat, and which had al
most got beyond his reach, by means q
which he drew the boat within Miller,
1 reach, and thus saved his life.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fer County Court C7crI

Fer County Court Clerk.
We are authorized to announce
l. b ADAMS
candidate fer County Court Clerk Of IIardernail
county, at the ensuing; August election
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a Full Set of First Class and Emil
grant Tickets
Are now on sale at Chattanooga stevenson Scotts-
bOro Huntsville, Decatur, CoriHth,
Grand Junction,
at Lowest Rates.

For further information rs 10 rates. schedule etc
address either
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NEW LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
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II lYIIa1nr |! bis & Charleston

e, sIEE9GD@ q g
MEMPHIS, Nov. @i.-On and after Nov. %, 1871
tie following passenger schedule VIII be operated
GOING EAST.
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GOOD NEWS TO ALL!
Dyspepsia Conquered at LAST!

The ScoV1E.G.<4 Of the Human I7'zlIa-
lily, ID S. I'D sP@B1 "a, Com
Quered. the ENoEI<>@tz~Ezsss CseI'tifi-
Gates Testify. They from
Wei Ekn<,~v n and tIa<e ISest People
i'm Virginia and u2;ilout the
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Ayers Ague Cure,

February II, 1878
W0oD Z N. NEAL, attorneys for Petitioners.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
CHESTER CHIT-CHAT.

4 night school is about to be started.
The Teachers Institute met on Saturday.
West Chester 10 full Of burglars, and the
like Of that.
The Delaware Mission Union Of the Bsp>
tist Church will meet to-day at . O'Clock.
The large smoke-stsck at the Eddystons
Print Works has been loose for some time,
and Is feet of 1t has fallen with crash.
Hon. ]. 8. Walter, Of the Republican, has
been down In Maryland cunning. BE got
home Sunday evening In good spirits and
~ ducks, killed by himself
Until the present year the gas company
has been paying the city and county tax
assessed on that corporation, but this year
they refused, and weEt into court with the
case and came of victorious. ,~.
James Early, . peddler, while driving
over TO West Chester from Philadelsphis
on Saturday, was waylaid and robbed, re-
ceiving Beating to boot. One of th,
depredators, Tom Reddy, has been arrested
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
CLEAR OF WHINING.
TON.

The Chester Times says, Thursday night
three tramps took lodging in the sta ton
hsnse, and the next morning started for
Wilmington. Many do this same thing.
But when these three unfortunates reached
that city and applied for lodging, they
were denied the favor, the authorities
telling them it was the OF der of the Mayor
to harbor no more tramps. They turned
about, BEARDED a freight train. and arrived
here this morning at one o'clock, to re-.
main all night. They were given quar-
ters, and this morning started for Balti>
more, where they say they will be we'll
taken care Of. They say that hereafter
they. with the great army of tramps, will
steer clear Of Wilmington.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
TELECRAMS.
KISG KILLERs.

sIroan ~ TEE DAssrR-rrALY ssiN
RussIA AHD srAIH--AffEMPfEDA AssAssI
NATION or KrHe HunBxRT OF ITALY.
NArLss, Nov. IL, 1s7s.-As King Hum
bit wss entering this city I'm state today
(supdsy) poorly clad man attempted p
sssassinate him with . popiard. slgnor
Carroll, Chief Of the Ministry, who Was p
ths carriage with the King, laid hands o.
the man, who wounded him In the thigh.
TIE Kxe DIrEHDs nksxLr. (
King Hanbert drew bis sword and struck
the ssssssin, Who was immediately secured.
The King received slight scratch.
PePuLAR IHDIsHATIoE.
The popular Indignation Il intense and
the dsmonstrstions Of loyalty are IN
boasded.
Ths assassin 10 twenty-nins yeass old
ssd By occupstiou cook. BE says he doe
not belcng 70 any society, but being poor
nyurished hatred toward the King.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19

ME-. ED1TsR:-Hsving been ont Of en-
ployment some time applied to the Chair
man of lhe Committee on Streets for some
thing to do. received for an answer tba
nothing could Be done that week, but
would be put 10 work - soon - he could
have made several calls since and Away
received the same answer. A few days Ag'
on my way from his Office saw some mel
at work, among others, some I was &C
quainted with, and the idea struck me Il
ask how they got on, I was informed D!
two different parties that they got on be
cause they purchased coal OF the chstrnsp
and advised me to do likewise II I neede
work. am not in need of coal ut prsseu
but am very much In need Of other neees.
saries of life, and 40 the chairman doDf
keep those things for sale, must do with.
out employment New, / would suggest
TO the worthy chairman the propriety Of
opening q meat and provision store 10 con
nectiou with his coal yard 90 as those whr
don't need coal can purchase provisions n
we'll as claim on his patronage.
A LABoaHR.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
LIGHTING THE CITY.

Mr.. J. W. StirzeI. who represents the
Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light Company.
arrived in town last night from Cincin,
natl. This company intends 10 make pro.
posals for lighting the city, and it is said
tba: by 80 doing the expenses of the CITY
in this department will be cut down M ary
one half. Mr.. Stirzel will erect eight
lamps in different parts of the city to-day,
and tonight will give an exhibition Of
what they can do. One OF these will be
erected in front of the CITY Hall.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
A CASE OF ACCOUNTS.

A case has been reported to us of one Of
1ne ex>clty ofieiass whose accounts are not
az all satisfactory. There il no certaintv
however, OF this, although examination
has gone so far q, to make the ca.s looL
utelaedly clear against him. We hone
however that he mater will he clearly
ssApialn.o before tie matter come. 10 lie,
lore Council, as we hear it will At this
week. We k,.,s session: 1mpelled by this hope,
w Ni'nasld his asms till then.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Last night the Opera House was we'll
Glled with an spprecistive audience, to wit
ness Maggie Mtchell's rendering of the psrt
Of Marie In the "Pearl of Savoy" The
piece h measurably void Of plot, but is full
o: incident and abounding with opportunity
for sensational positions. Marie, a young
savoyard, an only child, is prosecuted b.
the attentions OF oI.e of the Regency ard
partly to avoid them, and partly because If
poverty, goes with party Of her people T.
Paris to seek her fortune. She 10 discovered
In the great city by the nobleman who pes>
tered her with improper attentions at home.
Meantime she becomes deeply attached to
Arthur De Sivy, the nephew Of the old no.
bleman referred to. He provides her with
t:achers, and she made great progress in
the cultivation of manners and the acquire-
paent Of education. Arthur De Sivy 10 CON-
PEELED BY his mother to agree to marriage
With the daughter of 9 Dutchess bat at
the church door he hears the shrek OF
Marie, who witnessed the entrance of the
bridal party TO church. and then flies from
his intended bride. Her father comes to
Paris to fil his child, and meets her in htr
house, arrayed In costly garments, given
her 20 she believes by Ter lovers mother !;
receives aims from her, but upon discovery
Who she ID, dashes 1t TO the ground, and
casts his daughter from him, and returns
haggered and broken hearted to eavoy
She became insane, and is led homo by
fsithfui old playmate, and her reason 10 re
stored upon the sight of her mother. Ar
thur De Sivy, the sristocratic lover, follow.
ed her to Savoy, and tells the story of his
fight from his sfinsnced bride, whom be
did not love, and Is married to Marie.
The acting of Miss Mitchell was highly
wrought and emotional, calling forth at
times laughter and applause, and again by
her supreme psthos, causing tears to well
up In pure o mpathy There was Q strong
healthy moral In the drama, and We sre
sure 1t gave satisfaction to those present.
ehs appears tonight In "Lorle, or the
Artists Dream" play, We are informed,
o. deep and absorbing intsrest--one which
brings out sallsntly all the strong points of
Aee Mitchell's acting. We assure our
readers that they cannot fell to be pleased
ifthey visit the Opera House tonight. The
arrangsments for seating the audience was
excellent, aid tae prompt peliteness oftb.
attaches noticeable. We are compelled to
csnsurs the ill-mannsYsd custom OF persons
rising from their seats and leaving before
zoe curtain falls. No wsll-bred person
would DO guilty Of slch an ast, If they
"ostd reflect upon 1t.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
THE CITY POLICE.

The proposed increase Of the police force
is assuming complexion that casts before
it an almost assured shadow of success. It
il now believed that the ordinance which
Mr.. Maxwell is about to offer in Council
reorgsnizing the department, with an in
crease in numbers, will 90 through Coun-
Gil easily. Many of our prominent citi
Gems that have been questioned on It are
favorable to m increase, " "
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
OUR NEXT CONGRESS.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY<oNB DEMO
Gratis, ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
TWO REPUBLICANS, AND FIVE GREEN.
BAcKERs, EXCLUSIVE OF CALIFORNIA.
A special from Washington says: A
careful canvass of the returns of the Con-
gressional elections has been delayed by
conflicting reports and incorrect estimates
but has now been made and is subioined
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
TIE PEOPLES COLUMN.

Heueeforth we will give . column daMy
to correspondence upon any proper suoles'
for discussion. 1t Is expected shat oonmn-
nications will be written on ons side oDiy
Of the paper, and ACCOMPANIES with sos
name Of the writer. The HsRAD 10 nos "
bs considered as endorsing or being IN any
way responsible for the opinion or cores
pondents In this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
LOCAL NOTES.

Yesterday was cloudy.
Msrgie Mitchell tonight.
. Court commenced yesterday. I,
DR.. Fields 10 On ingenious inventor.
Board of Health met last evening. I
Read the HERALD; locals on every page,
The Preachers meeting was in session
yesterday. .
Many Chester men como to Wilmington
to get drunk. /
Tumblers, IS cents per dozen at Lawton's
COS Market street. :
Mayor Almond is winning the spprcba-
ton Of the people. F@ +
All the Magistrates were out of town at
New Castle yesterday.
November the 18th 1776 Fort Lee was
captured by the British. a /
Msggie Mitchell did splendidly last night
In the Pearl of Savoy"
Glass sets, four articles, S5 cents. Law
tons, COS Market street. t
$40 crayons for holiday presents, at SUIT
terley's, 8O2 Market street. j
Finest favored oyster in the city at Car
neI's, 7th and Shipley streets.
Don't forget Maggie Mitchell in "LorleI
at the Masonic Temple tonight. +
n you " wsnt clssnly opened oystsrs 4
to Gardner's, Seventh ana shipley st to.
The question of the increased police forcs
will be decided by Council inside of two
weeks.
The Saturday night entertainments given
by the Wesleyan college girls are enjoyable
| affairs. i
The proceedings of the present term Of
Court will be fully reported in the HIRALr
40 usual.
There was q slight hre on King street
yesterday afternoon around paint barrel
no damlge. .'
The parties Intending to build that rail
road In Mexico have gotten away at last, w
are glad to say.
Wanted-horse shoer for an agent TO tax,
orders for the new horse creeper. Apply tt
Swan Hotel, Wilmington.
Wapted-agents to sell best thing Il
America. Apply for ten days, Chas. Bol
ton Swan Hotel, Wilmintop.
The BailifY 10 awfully worried that peopl
think he Ia aught but loyal Democrat
Hes no Rresnbscker, he says.
The talk about Col. Martins ineligibiiit
to hold Office 10 all bosh.-
Poetic Jersey, with his little pen,
Found mares nest; then lost it all agail
Wanted-a general agent for tha Stat
of Delaware, best thing 10 America, YER
small capital. Apply for ten days to Chsi
Bolton, Swan Hotel, ,4th and Market streets
Wilmington.
A fight occurred between two colore'
men. named John Smith and John Black
stone at, Esston Point, on Thursday, durinl
which Smith received wound, which it /.
thought will cause his death.
On Oct. 9th the HERALD published a,
original article headed, "Treasure Trove'
In which description OF old time treasure
buried down the State or lost off synepux.
cite Beach. Some one has taken this ar
tcle and rehashed it for the New Yorl
Sun.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
AsHENASDeAH NEwsPAPxs.

SHENANDOAH, Nov. 1s.-The ssls Of tbs
Daily Shenandoah Herald, the Greenback
o gan of Schuylkil county, did not take
plses to-dsy, IT has been postponed until
Wednesday next. To the surprise Of many
the paper was not issued to-day but allow
ed to drop ont of existence withouts Q part
ing word from its editor. The daily win
be substituted BY weekly publication, TO
B., edited by T. J. Foster, /
This paper was at one time edited BY
Mr.. c. D. Crutehfeld, who previous to
this, was on the editorial staff Of this pa.
peT.-Ep.)
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
BY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

Part Of the city Of Norwich has been
inundated by freshst In the river Wen
sum.
ExNayor A. Oakley Hall has assumed
the post Of city editor Of the New York
World.
The miners Of the Hanley, stokeon, Tren'
and Cleveland districts have received
notice Of PER cent. reduction Of their
Wages.
Jacob Dewitt, . prominent farmer and
road supervisor was shot and fatally In.
jured on Sunday by Q neighbor named
Ingalls,, during . dispute about paying
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT EXPEC
a TED.

There 10 some talk Of Prof Crsbb giving
his Christmas sntertsinmsnt At the Grand
Oper. House IL large scale. Owing 10
this he will be able to show tho beauties OF
his "Grand Double March," which will
have new attractions. This will be welcome
news TO his many friends, and patrons.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
4. r. kunhel's ustFai \ Il f
KunkePs Shampoo for
the Hair.

The best and cheapest tiair Dressing and
Hair Cleaner in the world. Dsy remove
aandruf. alley irritation, soothe and cool
Inc heated scalp, prevent the hair from
talling off, aud promote the growth in
very short time, They preserve and bead
They inpart a brilliancy and u silsy ap.
pearence TO braid and wiry hair, and az
halr dressing, they are unriva led; eradl'
cate dandruff and prevent badness. Ile
shampoo cleans the hair, removes greece,
scruf, itching, eruption, Cures headacnis
caused by heat and fatigue. KunKets
shampoo ard Lu,tral restore hair to nat'
arsi and glossy color. restore fadeo, ety'
Ask your druggist for them or send 10 Z, r
Runkel, Proprietor, No. $50 North Finth'
street. nbtladel phip n-
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
Total

Democratic plurality over Republicans,
"; Democratic majority over combined
republicans and Greenbackers, IA; Dem,
ocrstlc majority over all, dividing Green>
packers between the two parties accord ing
TO to their known pledges or predilections,
In the above list California, not having
elected is omitted Her delegation will
PROBABLY be equally divided. as it ia now,
In the Twelfth New York district there
Is one vacancy, caused by the death Of
Alex. Smith, Republican.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
A wILM1NGToNIAN's INVENTION

An INVENTION OF DIR. FrELD's-A PLAN
FOR sMELTINe GOLD that HAs BEEN
ACKNOWLEDGED GOOD.
Some thirteen years ago DR.. VIM. Fields
invented plan for the creation of immense
heat, to be used in the smelling, desulphur-
izing and manufacture Of iron sad silver.
he alse applied the same process of heat
to gold and found 1t worked well.
The plan of working this in desulphuriz
ing gold is ss follows. The ore is put In
cylinder, which ia subjected to the intens
heat which is produced by the doctors
patented plan, the ore having first been
saturated In chemical liquid. This satura-
ton places the ore In ft condition for
being voted on by the heat, which forces
the sulphurates from the ore and they are
removed through the smoke-stsck through
which strong draft is caused to run.
This plan has been tried in South Caro-
lima with results which are given In the fol-
lowing:
CERTIFICATE.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
In two Of the experiments made at the
foundry of Mr. Marsh, in this town, by
jackson & Co., in desulphurizing gold ore,
and smelling gold ore, and from which was
thus obtained gold and silver, according to
Mr.. Hanna, U. 8. Assayer, at the rate of
$69 per ton of the same ore, which was of
the same quality and mine as that which
they were In the way of getting $3.50 per
ton, free gold 10 stamp mill.
Grnpnr w uIpxyv
SALISBURY, N. c., Oct s0th, 1878.
The following was received by the Doctor
some time previous to the coming to hand
of the foregoing
u. y. AssAYsH's OFFICE,
Sept. ID, 1878
CHARLOTTE, North Carolina:
Memorandum Of gold qusrtz-one ton of
gold ore.
Gold, $67.92
Silver, 1.ss
Totsl, $3.50
The canse of this vast difference OF the
amount OF gold gotten out of two tons of
ore BY the two different processes-the one
used In North Carolina, aid that of the
Doctor ia that the digging has progressed
20 lar down that the ore when brought to
the surface Is full of sulphurstes. These can
not be removed by the old plan, and In this
case the Doctors process Is vastly superior
to the old one. @
On Sunday the Doctor received q very
satisfactorily letter from Major A. N
Coulter, of Philadelphia, who is desirous OF
purchasing the patent right for California
and Nevada.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-19
Tape WOrm Removed Alive

Head and al complete, In Two hous-
No fee till head passes, seat, pin and
A Iorth Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
5enG for circular. For orremoving seat, I'm
1r stomach worms call on your druggist
and ask for a bottle of KunAeI's Worm
syrup, price 81. 1t never falls COmman
sense teaches II tape worm be removed, all
other worms can lie readily removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-05-20
GEORGETOWN.

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN INFANT.-An infant
81 "a cOlored woman, named Elizabeth
Nf,s!er; lving on Valley rec. between
Stoddard and West streets. died in a very su l.
den and unaccountabie IN amer this morning
l. appears that about COCK she laid he
Chid-a boy about two months old-on 4 bed
aud covered MN with neI clothes and then
went in another room to dress anothef child
About O'Clock neighbnr.-Eltza Waham
having occasion 10 go into the room where the
infant was-found him upon his face dead
night, but beyond that does not know thai he
was unwell. The coroner has been porifrj
The child'S face, was found 30 be diScol5red
and its BODY swollen.
ARREST OF HORSE THIEVES.-Wm. Collins
and John Warner, alias JnO. Jones, both col
ored, were arrested Saturday evening charg4d
with horse stealing. CoiuS on a warrant OF a
boatman Geo. A. Reed, and Warner on a re-
ing horse from John Jones' of P6oeSville
The REVIVAL AT DUNBARTON STREET-Mr
IhOS. Harrison, the young revivalist con
unues 10 stir Georgetown upon the question of
conversion. DunbartOn Street Church was
denSely filled at the services yesterday ana
last night During his meeting ffty-Seven have
professed conversion, thirty Joining the
church yesterday, more than One-haIf be-
ing young men. This makes ninety-seyen
persons protested TO have been converted
since the meeting began by the pastor. six
ty-one of whom have Joined the Dunbarton
Street Church.
IMPROvING.-Mr. Alexander Blundon. who
was accidentally shot at Fort Whipple re.
Gently, is out again and rapidly getting bet
ter, although the ball has not been extracted
Mr.. John w: Smith, who was SO badly IN.
jured at the kennebec ice wharf, as noticed
in the STAR about month ago, breaking his
leg in two places, and otherwise iniuring him
self, is improving slowly
A BURGLAR attempted to force an entrance
to the shoe shop OF Thomas Allison, near the
aqueduct bridge, after midnight last night.
but was frightened away.