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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-07-03
Purdy, Tenn.

JUNE 18th, 1879,
Dear Siir:-In an editorial notice In
the McNairy Independent of June %,
Of the closing exercises of the Jackson
District High school at Montezuma,
we find the following Just tribute
which we hope your modesty viii al
low you to publish that your readers
may know that your labors in behalf
of education are appreciated as well
abroad as at home -
AT half past eleven, a. m. the Board
of Trustees, together with invited
guests took their seats upon the stage,
and @. w. Armistead, editor Of the
Bolivar Bulletin, was introduced to
the audience by Prot. Love, and de-
ivered the annual address. We shall
attempt no outlines even Of his Grafton,
but would simply state it was one Of
the finest productions we ever had the
privilege of hearing, fraught with solid
argument, beautiful imagery, appro-
pirate personal illustrations, and
Astounding with all in sublime diction.
1t was acknowledged by ell, the pre-
duction of a master mind.
1t is to be hoped that this address
will be given to the public in shape of
a lecture. Every youth in the land
should hear and heed its noble utter
ances. ROGERS.
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NOTICE.

Subscribers to the Relief Fund for the NJ
E. Church South, Bolivar. Tennessee:
As some of the subscribers to this Fund
are not willing to pay their subscriptions
unless they are satisfied enough will be col
lected to pay the entire mortgaged debt, we
have instructed DIR. Thomas f. Moore
trustce under the mortgage TO hold all
amounts paid in until the requisite amount
is collected. And TO give receipts to such
subscriber who pays his subscription, stat
ing that if the whole amount necessary to
pay the mortgased debt is not collected the
money he pays shall be refunded. We
have enough subscribed which if paid
promptly Will satisfy the debt. Subscribers
who attend tn e District Conference which
meets tSomervilIe the LIST of August, can
pay their subscriptions to our pastor Rev.
w. NJ. McFerrin who will give receipts in
manner stated above. We hope orr friends
will act promptly in this matter rs it is of
great Importance.
Il. V. TAYLOR, Pres't of Relief Fund,
w. T. ARMIsTEAD, Treas, Board Trustees
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A Word to Mothers.

You have children; you hive strong and
enduring love for them; no one else feels as
you feeli to this love NC appeal. Nothing
gives you 50 mitch JOY as to look upon yOur
child rosy and blooming with health You
know that. most Of the sicsHess Of childhood
is caused BY WORMS; they make the check
clan to the bedside; they dig the graves of
children; they ring your iOhd and loving
hearts with anguish But grieve no more.
PARKER'S SANTONfNE WORM LOZ-
ENGES will save yoar child. They cxpel
the WORMS from tie stomach completely,
give health and yigor 70 the child, Iusire to
the eye and color TO tie check Thousands
of methcrs all over the land to-day arc using
PARKER'S sANTONISE WORM LOz-
ENGES. Buy fione but Parkers Sanionine
For sale by all druggists, niar6'ly
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Masonic Notice.

MIDDLETON STA, TENN. June %, 1879.
In the Hall Of Adams lodge No. 2s4, +. and A,
Aasons. Brother J. II. McCommons this Lodge
to-day has instructed me TO notify you through
the Bolivar Bulletin to appear at U-Bet Station,
Hsrdeman county, Tennessee, on the LIST Saturday
in August next, with your witnesses to defend
your good name against the charge which below
you will find a copy:
FRANK LAMBETH, SECRETARY.
Ts the W. Master, Wardens and Brethren Of
Adams Lodge No. 264, F. and A. Massns OF
Tennessee
Bro. J. II. McCOmmons Master Mason and a
member of this Lodge, is hereby charged with
unmasonie conduct. The LIST and only charge
being that of Bro. J. II. McCommons of Hardeman
county, Tennessee about the first of December last
left his wife in family in u destitute condition,
aud it Is reported that ne is living with another
woman In the State of Arkansas. 1t is hereby
demanded the said J. H. McCommons be dealt
with therefore according to Masonic law and
usage. May 10, 1879. Copy.
J. r. JONES, J. W.
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COVingtOn, Tenn.
JUNE 23Tu. 1879

JUNE 23TH, 1879.
Editor Bulletin Capt Ralph Worm
ley, of Memphis, and myself were in
Bolivar short time ago on a tour of
the Hatchie river, the people received
us very cordially any spoke encoura-
ging Of the navigation of Hatchie riv-
er. 1t was our intention to call on
you but unfortunately for us, you were
called off. The people are very en-
thusiastic about Hatchie river, and say
if the railroad company does not make
a draw at Brownsville they will make
an opening themselves. l calculate
to build boat this summer for the
river and l will run in the lower part
Of the river until the Instructions are
removed; | intend to keep moving UNI
til get to Bolivar. 1 want you to
stir up the people of Hardeman coun-
ty on the subject. Respectfully,
JOHN DEARING.
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There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with lung disease, coughs,colds
or consumption, yet some would die rather
than pay 20 cents for a bottle of medicine
that would cure them. Dr. A. Boschee's
German syrup has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany and its wonder
Gus cures astonishes ever one that try it. II
you doubt what we say in print, cut this out
and take it to your druggist, Il. NJ Hammer
and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try
it, or regular size for IS cents. ian2tf
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June &c -
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For the Bullotln.l
TOOns Station.
JUNE 2SrH. 1879
JOHN DEARING.

JUNE 18TH, 1879
FRIEND NJ Your letter was a real treat
and rendered more appreciable from the
fact that we seldom hear from your section
of country. Knowing the poor earth was
thirsty, the sympathizing clouds met, and
after the usual benediction, left rejoicing
while we reioiced. Our farmers too. elated
with success still presist in assiduity,lo
forward with pleasure to the time for harry
esting the fruits of their honest labor, con-
sequcntly vie with you in point Of industry.
OF late nothing interesting has transpired
TO sever the chain of monotomy which links
our social intercourse.
Would that In our immediate vicinity we
could boast of such an instructor as Prof.
Futrall. lie has the sincere wishes of many
warm friends, for his future welfare We
trust the general excellent health of the
community will not serve ~ an incentive
to incur the i'll will of our prominent phv-
stefan. You think that the lassitude in
which you are indulging is only spiritual e?
You are then land we are glad to know it,
a physically energetic, morally enterprising
and mentally intnitive people. Admitting
this, why should humanity remain unsus-
ceptible Of the responsibility of its vocation?
am happy to know that the Bacchantes
no longer revel in your country, cOntami-
mating its would-be good people with their
evil influence, but have exterminated the
germ OF intemperance and are now cruising
upon the crystal lake of temperance occa-
sionally throwing upon the bosom of it's
limpid nature pebble which will cause
wave to succeed wave until they triumph
over their inyeterate enemy.
Then perhaps Moore will have won MANY
laurels, aud more be ready to relate a thou
sand glorious achievements In memoriam
of the good cause. The Lane toe, NAV
serve as a fooilight to those whose sole
thought is to find some excuse for going To
the grocery, as they term it. Let Us re-
solve, at the entreaties of those on whom the
inebriate man has wreaked his violence. to
afford them speedy relief and rescue them
from their foe, by measures more vigorous
and efiicaeious than mere exhortation.
Then think-And-er-son would surely be
more successful. Nalor, prudence and
ambition, all the endowments of noble
mind and a generous soul are requisite for
its accomplishment, and they undoubtedly
eoneiliate esteem, respect and affection.
Incompetence must be banished in order to
have religion. justice, agriculture and COM
merce flourish throughout the country, to
free the localities which it has visited from
malefactors, to protect the weak and inno-
cent, in word to make all the citizens of
America to enjoy tile benefits of wise, firm
government. Very respectfully, n.
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w. EVANS.

Our tosrsi subscribers are specially re-
SHestcsI 10 leaur 1rorL 1t this Office IrheItereT'
Shey miss getting the BULLETIN. The
Carrie. as instructed not to OrertOOie any
one. Please attrItd to this.
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Sherif's Sale.
Nos. 1868. I5,60A.

H. Kahn & Sens vs. VI. T. Cross.
By virtue OF a venditioni exponas to me
directed fronfthe Circuit Court of Harde-
man county, Tennessee, at the March term
thereof 1879, will sell to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court House door in the
town of Bolivar,
Saturday, July 9TH, 1879.
The following described tract OF land ly-
ing and being in HardemaD County, Tenn,
IN range and 5 of the 10th surveyors dis
triet, and bounded as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at q road with a post oak
pointer the Southeast corner Of 4. L. Wad-
delPs land, on the West boundry of entry
No. 92l, IN the name of Jacob Bartholomew
and runs with the same $50 $40 poles to a
hickory bush near the corner of the w T.
Cross garden; Thence West - poles to a
stake in a field, thence South 81 to a stake
black oak pointers, Il corner of a tract of
land purchased by j. II. Short of the estate
OF w. b. Crowder thence with said Shorts
North boundary West 103 poles to a stake
IN Il lane, the Southeast corner of \. L.
DOdson's estate lands; thence with his East
boundary North 23l DO poles to a stake
with a red oak pointer on the South bound
airy OF w. NJ Norment's lands; thence with
the safiie and 4. ?. WaddelPs South bound
AIRY East l75 poles To the beginning; contain
ing Dy cSIlnlatGOn 20 ZU-1OO acres more or
less, levied on as the property of the defen-
dant, W. T: Cross subject to his homestead
interest of 81 ,000 to be set apart. This De
eember Both, 1878. T. G. Mcclure, c. II. c.
Also another parcel or tract of land lying
South of and adjoining the above described
tract of land of 232 29-160 acres which Is
situated in the same range, section, county
and State and is bounded as follows, TO wit:
beginning at q stake the Southeast corner
of the 232 29-I60 acre tract aforesaid runs
South 2S poles to a stake with white oak
elm and black gum pointers; thence West
70 poles to a stake with red oak and post
oak pointers thence North Is poles to
stake on the South boundary of the first
mentioned tract; thence West with the same
- poles to the beginning containing by
u 6-IO acres more or less with
all the improvements thereon, levied on az
the property of ". T. Cross, subject to the
homestead interest OF 81 900, and to be here
after sci apart 10 him December 39th, 1878.
Z. c. Mcclure, c. II. c.
w. w. FARLEY, Sheriff.
Jun, 18th, 1879.
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The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed by phyzi-
cions, or sold by druggist, that carries such
evidence Of its success and superior virtue
as Boschee's German Syrup for severe
coughs, colds settled on the breast ,conRump-
ton, or any disease Of the throat and lungs
A proof Of that fact Is that any person al
iicted, can get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying the
regular size at 20 cents. 1t has lately been
introduced in this country from Germany
and It's wonderful cures are astonishing ev-
eryone that use it. Three doses will relieve
and care. Try it. Sold by L. NJ Ham
ncr.
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SaturdaY,JuIY 9TH. 1879.

Saturday, July 9TH, 1879
The following described tracts of land his inter
est in the same being C2-l eighths, subject to
Cynthia T. Robertson's dover interest OF life estate
which was bequeathed to her by her deceased nus
band Wyatt Robertson, in his last will and testa-
levy the entire interest of defendant
il said three tracts OF land including his tweishtis
in the rcvcrsion said dover tract which may be
assigned TO Mrs. Cynthia Robertson, said lands arc
all situated in IIardeman County, Tennessee. One
Of said tracts in civil District No of said county,
being the tract which Wyatt Robertson resided
for long time prior to and up to his death, and
which his widow, C. Z. Robertson has occupied as a
homestead since his death and is bounded as follows
to-wit: on the North by the lands of }. W Elliotte
and Joe AIcWillians East by the lands of Willie
Futrellj South 10y the lands of DIR. Smith and W.
W. 7. Elliotte and West by the lands of David
Queen containing about 200 or less. Also
another tract in civil District No 10 Of Hardeman
county, Tenn, in range and section of the 10th
surveyors district and bounded follows, to-wit:
Beginning at 4 stake with white oak and dog wood
pointersa corner of entry No 29 for 200 made
III the name of NJ d. Pankey, runs East with the
and entry No. 3O2 for loo in all 22S poles
to a stake with black oak and black jack point
ers the 5. w of entry No. 661 for 265 acres
thence North with the no poles to black jack
chestnut the bank of Spring Creek; thence South
poles to the beginning containing by estimation
200 acres and entry No 1221 which tract decided
to Wyatt Robertson by deed Of September 2nd, 1854
which is recorded in book M" page 323, IN the
registers office, OF ardeman county Tennessee. An
other tract in District No. Of Hardeman county
which purchased by Wyatt Robertson at County
Court sale Of land, i'll Bolivar, the 18th day Of
January 1858, and contains 50 less
and was sold in the case of Elphabit Brown and Il
b. Brown Sarah CarTaway and others, No. 269
r. D. and is bounded follows: Beginning at the
s W. corner of section T. township Of range East
in the Chickasaw Cession and is laid off in square,
and is bounded on the North by the lands Of
J. W. Elliotte, on the East by J. w. Elliotte's
lands, on the South by David Owens land and on
the West by J. W. Elliottes lands Levied as
the property of r. J. Robertson, on this the 18th
day of December, 1875 at 80 O'Clock
VI. W. FARLEY, Sheriff
June 18th. 1879.
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Sherif's Sale.
No. 1886.

No. 1886
D. W. MeAnulty, Eyr- &C., vs.. J. ?. Ferguson
BY virtue OF a veHditioni exponas to me directed
from the Circuit Court Of Hardeman county, Ten
nessc-, the March term thereof, 1872 will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash. at the Court House
door, in the town Of Bolivar,
SATURDAY, JULY 5th, 1879.
The following described tract OF land Of 29l acres,
situate in range T. and section , Of the 10th survey
ors district in the county of arden and the State
of Tennessee, and bounded as follows to-,yit: On
the North by the lands Of J. VI. Woodson; on the
East by the Mississippi Central railruad and the
lands Of John MeClarty the South by Mrs. Car
glls lands, set apart her as a homestead on the
West by the lands bought by Thos. A. Cargiu Of
r. II. Wood, executor Of John II. Bills deceased.
The above 291 lies "a civil district No p and
near the town Of Hickory Valley, and includes the
different tracts parcels conveyed by r. II. Wood
TO J. p. Ferguson, to-wit: Two tracts Of acres
each. and one tract Of l31 acres, and tract Of
10 The entire interest of J. p Ferguson il
the above described lands is levied upon being a
fee simple estate subject 10 his homestead claims,
but the reverSionary interest in such as may be
signed homestead Is also levied 90 a. the property
OF J. ,. Ferguson this 7th dav OF January, 1873.
But the homestead herein described not included
in this order of sale, aud said homestead Is ex press
ly exempted from sale.
". ". FARLEY, Sheriff
June 18th, 1874
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TT You would buy yourFruit Jars, Jelly
Ii Tumblers, Sealing Wax, Flint Flasks
Window Glass and other goods in their line
at low down prices, Write
MCCARTNEY Il BAYLESS,
Importers of Queensware, Louisville, Ky,
for their June list provided you have moi
received it. june 12-1-m.
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SheriH's Sale.

Ju e 18th. 1879.
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TnsoIvent Notice.

II AVING this day suggested 10 the
IA Clerk Of the County Court OF Har-
deman cosnty, Tennessee the insolvency OF
the estate of Dennis Flannery, deed. mo-
tee Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against said estate to fle the same
authenticated as the law REQUIRES with said
Clerk on or before the jsh day Of December.
1879, or they viii be barred.
81. MCMAHON,
luue-l2-4t Administrator
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EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN.
mar20-1y
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VIM. McIIaH Grand Junction, has the
best chill and fever remedy in the world. It
breaks up the chill, roots out the fever; puri-
ies the blood, cures Billiousness arsl liver
complaint, and jmparts the bicom oi health
to your cheeks. 1t is CUBAN CuILL TON
&c, the great West Indies fever and aguo
remedy. Try it!
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InsOIveut Notice.

HAVING this day suggested to the
Ii Clerk OF the County Court OF Hurdle
man county, Tennessee, the Insolvency Of
the estate of Mile Scott deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to file the same anthem
ticated rs the law requires with said clerk,
ON or before Dec. 18th, 1879, or they will be
barred.
J. D. SASSER,
June 90 1t Administrator.
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CLOVER-PORT
ri ALE AND FEMALE
4 Q DENNY
Clover-Port, Eardeman County, Tenn
I, A. EVTaALi. A. n. Principal.
Fall Session, Of 1879, Begins

The first Monday in July. There are two
course Of study is intended TO furnish the
student with 4 complete business education.
The Classical Course is also designed to fit
him for immediate enterance upon the
study of a profession, Or in case more ex-
tended course OF study is contemplated, for
advanced classes in any of our Colleges or
Universities. Board in good families, IS
a month. Tuitiou usual rates. Send for
circular. p. o. Toms Station, Tenn.
july 12-G-t.
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The C. St. Louis 81 N. 0. Railroad
offers special rates to Picnic and Ex-
cursion parties on the 4th of July.
Tickets sold from and to all stations at
one train fare for the round trip.
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June 18th. 1879
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Geo. IT. Armistead, son of the Editor of the
Bulletin is at home from the University OF
Miss, where ut the close of his Sophomore
term he won the gold medal in a class of %.
We congratulate him and all other youths
who thus give promise of usefulness in the
race of life.
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The public meeting held Monday night in the I'm
terest Of q Graded School in Bolivar, adjourned to
meet next Monday night to receive the report of
the committee appointed 70 consider and report on
the subject Let there be a large audience on
hand ut that time.
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Humboldt WOODEN Mills.

Send your wool and have il manufactured
or exchange it for Jeans, Linscy, Flannel,
Tweeds, Blankets, Yarns, Balmoral Skirts
or Coverlets, also Rolls carded.
iune-12-4m FOX q TRANSOU.
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At another time we viii notice IN detail the exc
cellcnce Of the late exercises of the Montezuma
High School under the able management Of Rev. s.
b. Love and Rev. Mr.. Blaekmon. This school is
doing noble work in thorough christian culture.
While there the noble Or. Perkins and family and
those whoesouicd Casons made sOiourn. nost de-
Ightfui
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Mr.. s. G.. Miller would respectfully inform the
public that his Livery and Sale stables are in num-
Der one plight to accommodate horses and that too
on reasonable terms. Persons from the country at
tending court or coming TO town to trade, are re-
quested to stable their horses with him and they
wiz be well cared for.
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TOoNs BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
T. J. RUPF1N,
DEALER N

Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ready
made Clothing; Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
hardware, Queensware and Cutlery.
Have secured a nice assortment Of Ladies
Hats Trimmed and urtFinmed, almost &c
give away. The ladies are especially in
Flted 10 call and examine them.
Also HAVE HAND
9dgar, Coffee, Flour; Molasses, Nails and
Farming implements. Keeps the famous
Oliver Chliied PlotF. Goods sold at prices
hitherto unknown in this market Cooking
stoves at Manufactures prices.
take pleasure in calling the attention of
my cid customers and the public generally
to my large and carefully selected stock OF
spring styles and family groceries, having
purchased them at the lowest cash prices, |
am determined to sell likewise, your patron
age by vonr presence or orders are respect
fully solicited; and will receive prompt at
teDtiOn. ] would again cali the attention
OF capitalists that ] am DESTROYS of selling
ont all my property at this place, consisting
of an excellent stock of Merchandise, two
Business Houses on Front Row, one COM
modious Dwelling House, situated in very
desirable part of town, and a large body OF
Farming and heavily Timbered lands well
improved, Tenant houses sufficient for the
same. l Will divide land TO suit the pur-
chasers. Those seeking home would do
well to come and examine before settling
elsewhere, and those wishing To buy Goods
cheap for cash can get them now, us | am
DESTROYS of making a change in location.
All are invited to come right along and
supply themselves while dh opportunity
offers.
The BOSS Coffee Pot.
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McAnAlty & Bro, vs.. J. z, Ferguson.
BY virtue OF venditioni eXporias to me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Haroe-
man county, Tennessee, ut the March term
thereof, 1879, viii sell to the highest bid
der; for cash, at the Court House door, in
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4 Positive Truth.

1t is an established fact that CUBAN
CHILL TONIC, the great West Indies fever
and ague remedy will cure chill and fevcrs,
billiousncss and liver complaint every time
TWO doses will stop Il chill, while ONE bot
tie will cure them up for years, as has often
been proved We would advise every one
suffering with chills, levers and billiousness,
to try Cuban Tonic, and be cured. Two
doses will prove to you that it is the best
chill medicine, as well as the best family
I.edicine in the world, Get a hottie from
your druggist, r. NJ. Hammer and try It. 1t
is cheap and safe,
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Mr.. Chas A. Hall, son OF A. r. Hall, one
Of our most substantial merchants,is in town
from the University Of Va. Hope he may
spend a most pleasant vacation ia our
rn;Ief
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Fer Sale.

A handsome new top buggy and harness,
also good combined saddle and harness
horse. Apply to, j-19-3t
June 18th, 70 R. L. LIGHTFOOT.