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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-11
This Is Ike Season.

When Whiskey comes frequently into
rcquisition rs medicine. Adulterated
Whistles are as injurious Is odu!terated
Drugs, and the effect on the system Is pre-
aiseiy the same-it kills-we would state
from Our own knowledge that I. w. HAIR
rEIl's Nelson County Whiskey is not adul-
terated; and on that account we can recon-
mend it to those seeking an article fully ma
turcd and scrupulously Pure. Respectfully
MOORE q HARVEY,
Bolivar, Tenn. Feb. 70,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-11
Baby Prizes, $500.

An eminent bankers wife on. Y. has
induced the preprietors Of that great medi-
cine, Hop Bittcrs to offer 5000 in prizes To
the youngest child that says Hop Bitterz
plainly, in any language, between May /,
1880, and July 1, 1881. This Is p liberal
and interesting offer, and every body and
his wife should send two cent stamp to the
Hop Bitters Manufacturing Co, Rochester,
\. y L. 5. y, for circular, giving full par
ticulars aud begin at once to teach the chill
dren to say Hop Eitterz and secure the prize.
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The price IS only SO cents, yet
the real value IS beyond estimation.
Ne abide TO that invaluable COM
pound, Coussens' Honey of Tar,
which has gained the enviable repu-
tation Of being the greatest cough
medicine of the age. For Group,
Whooping Cough, and all Throat
and Lung diseases il has no equal.
Sufferers With consumption who use
1t always experience speedy relief.
Try i. Fox sale by al druggists.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-11
New Goods !
R. L. Lightfort & Co. are now re
ceiving their new fall stock of watches,
jeweLry, silverware and notions.
October 9TH, 1880.
1014tf

W. a. & T. z. Mercer, Toons,
offer a great bargain in Flour. It was
bought before the late advance. Call
and get a supply at q very low rate.
If you want some Of that fine bar
becue on the circus day, call on W.
S, Hornsby and get good square
meal. BE sure to call,
2t.
IF you want a square dinner cell at
w. S. Ho.nsby's and you will find the
genial and warm hearted Landy Wat
son ever rerdy to serve you.
ct.
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Remember that Harkins & Durrett
will not be undersold on goods Of
same quality.
Come and see our immense stock OF
new goods before you buy; no trouble
to show goods. Harllins & Durrett.
Come and see our jeans at 153 to so
sents. Harllins d Durrett.
Gents calf boots from So up at
HarBins & Durrett.
All wool black cashmere, 81 inches
vide, at SOC. Harllins & Durrett.
DeIeege dress goods 20c; French
worstod dress goods at Zoe; all colols
dress goods 1Oc at Harkins & Dur
rett.
Roman ginghams 1Sc, Ill styles;
Renfrow Bingham piaids 1899 at Har-
kins IL Durrett.
Wamsutta unIaundried linen bosom
shirts for 81 at Harkins d Durrett.
Black and colored cashmere, %
inches wide, for 1Sc at Harkins &
Durrett.
Harl,ins & Durrett have the pref
test buttons and dress trimmings in
town.
Miles & Sons ladies' shoes at Har-
kins g. Durrett.
Red and white Shaker flannel at
Harkins d Durrett.
Yoe can buy the best all wool jeans
at SOC at Harkins d Durrett.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-11
ATTENTION.

From now on we will sell as fol
lows.
Sylph Flour, IS 80 per Dbl.
Cleopatra Flour IS rs per Dbl.
Pyramid Flour, Sc 80 per Dbl.
Shamrock Flour, s6 80 per Dbl.
Pagoda Flour, So GO per Dbl.
Corona Flour, 50 80 per Dbl.
Salt(St. John's)$1 50 per Dbl.
Best arrow ties, 50 % per bdl.
And other groceries cheap for cash
Pork IL YoPP.
Bolivar Nov. 10 1880.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-11
w. \. & TIE. Mercer, of ICONS

have just received 200 barrels OF -four,
bought before the late advance and are
offering 1t cheap.
The Mercer Bros. at Toons are
selling the greatest bargain in -four
200 barrels on hand. 1t was bought
cheap and viii be sold low. don't fail
to get a barrel.
II You want "a good clean shave
don't fail fail 70 call at the Office q
Jones the barber, over the postofiaa.
Chickens, turkeys. eggs buster.
hldes and allsi.as .taaunay produce
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-11
Do we Be;ieye in Vgitchcaff7

81 take the position that we do not,
in its broad sense" said a gentleman
Of years and experience; ''and yet We
find many Of the present day carrying a
Ruckcye in their PoCkes through kind
Of superstition, when they might bere-
lieved by few applications Of Tab
ler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. This
Ointment is made from the Buckeye,
and is recommended for nothing else
but Piles. Try It. Il VIII cure you.
Price, so ceass per bottle, For Sals
by all Druggists.
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NOTICE.

We the undersigned do hereby no
ttfy our customers, and citizens, that
we will from this date, be better pre-
pared to accommodate all who Will give
us call. Satisfaction guaranteed.
JoNEs q kpIBRo
Over the postoliice.
Nov, 20th 1880.
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ATTENTION.

The undersigned would inform the
public that he IS prepared 70 accom-
modate on the very best terms all per
sons coming to the Court. Put up at
his stable and vcu Will be pleased
Come on. Satisfaction guaranteed.
S. G.. Miller.
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Competition.

l have in operation full line ofnlachine-y
and am now manufacturing my own Furni-
ture, Collins, etc. If vow want 3 bargain in
ny line call at the factory At The northeast
corner OF Court Square, Bolivar, Tenn.
9-G-3m w. II. REYNOLDS " Co.
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ST. JAMES HALL,

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
For Young Ladies and Girls Board
ers SIS, 20 weeks. All departments
for finished education. Apply to
REv. J. n. LEE, D. D., Rector,
Bolivar, Tenn
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Guns! Guns r

We are now receiving a good stock
of guns, double and single barrel,
breech and muzzle leaders. Some
very long double guns, Tor squirrel
hunting.
Il. I. LIGHTFoET & Co.
October ItAs 1880.
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observation-disclosures Cheap.

will have here, next week, q full
car load Of the welI-known Joseph
Murphy Wagons Of St. Louis. All
sizes, either with or without Brake and
seats, which I will sell at Factory pri-
ees, freight added, and by getting in
car load lots, the reduction in freight
enables me to sell at prices that defy
competition. Those in need Of wag-
ons are requested to give me &
trial.
Respectfully,
r. W. TATUM.
Bethel Springs, Tenn.
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To the Public.

In order to reduce the Stock Of
Groceries on hand, now offer them
TIC reduced rates for the next three
weeks. Call and get bargains.
Bolivar, Tenn, Oct, %:
C. n. IIickerson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-11
FIRE! FIR Fl!

To prevent FIRE use 100 Fire Test Oil for
sale b. Moore x Harvey at 20 cents a Gallon
Moore * Harvey's Coal Oil and that
stood $50 Fire Test, twenty degrees highe
than any coal oil I have tested outside
Head Light Oil d. VI. Parran In<ooc1or.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-11
Henderson iIassfiig2 5isia all Female
TIT STI.T UT.
uEND ERSON, TENN.

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty. The work
Is distributed among them in the best colleges.
Especial care given 10 English IN addltl to the
usual cou-s- Of instruction, Anglo Saxon, Cl1
English, and modern classics being added 70 give
depth to English scholarship. Lectures on Plysi-
Ology and hygiene by Or. ". J. Crock special lee
lures given to the young ladies' and the young sem
temeu separately No extra charge for Latin,
Greek, German, French, Hebrew. Apparatus to
jlUStrate the subjects Of Natural Science; well
mauged, neatety printed monthly Elasazine; q
library and reading room three literary societies,
Music, Painting, Drawing, Cali>iEcuic>-thCse are
some OF t3e advantages u tho institute Churches
Suada y--clIJ3is daily mails aaa thc telegraph line,
abSenc" 81 wee, are sufEC OF the benefits in t-C
community F5r catalogue 7lita TO j. T. fri--a
q. ". Savage tall September. H. ,. ?. Ic-eJr
Secretary Of EucGIty- ----f.
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Special LoCa1s.

- sNS-f-~ %aSCS~-ESs
c. NIe~srs. Moore & II.srrey
I have something sweet to tell,
They viii sell yon tor niclle
The lovely "Brltoar Belle"
New stock Of toilet sets and vases,
just received at Lighffort & Co.
Table knives, and forks and spoons,
at Lightfort {, co.
Silver plated ware, full stock of al
kinds at Lightfort & Go.
Guns, at Liglltfort 6, Co,
Lots Of Furniture Of all kinds at
Polk & Yorp's
1902 FIRE test coal oil for 15c per
gallon at Moore 6, IIarvey's.
Furniture Furniture Furniture !!
At Polk & YoPP's
A bargain il cigars at Moore &
Harvey's, by the box!
Drugs at cost for cash at Ham
ner's.
70 - n5,,-o g Erorrov,s and
examine tbeirnew stock of cigars.
Good heavy sheeting at &c at
Fels & Sc1wab's.
Drrn. 80 cost f,r oosb ~ HON
ner's.
C,.,o o,5 COO FL and sonuob
BIeached cotton at Sc.
G.,,,;,o ;,onor+od obon,n, ono o+
Moore &, ITarvev's
r. ca MI, T. D..
NOV ,raI;ov and gcran Iron bongbt
" ~ ,nn.;.+oo3,-
''Ir"p l'',' '''-' '''''''7 "''--'01 =
~ !'''i'T'' '-'' 40
Z 90 ~ ''''' W 90
i'E''g7 d COST io' CASH q - ''''i-
ii9I .
bIeacneo domestic nom > e'h'S up
at ll''f''lliS g DO'Ie'''
breakfast Sna"is from 20 cents 70
81 % at E1"rNins q l'uEFeI''
Best needles at . ceh'S' ll"fNlhS Z"
DurretF'
H2rkins " Durrett have the largest
stock Of new goods IN town.
Cotton fanneis from 81 to 20 cents
per yard, Harkins q Durrett.
Harkins & Durrett have the best
assortment Of boots and shoes in town.
Calf boots at 81 %; split kip boots
at 81 at Harkins & Durrett.
Full stock boots at 81 80 at Har-
kins e Durrett.
Fer Bachelors boots ard brogans
go to Harklns and Durr9tt.
Ladies' cloaks for 50; cloaks and
dolmans at the lowest prices at liar
lSins q Durrett'
Harkins q Durrett are selling full
count brass pms at Genus per paper
Ladies custom pebble goat shoes at
- I1"FAii'S q 11''IieI''
Ladies kip shoes at 81; calico at D
% and = cents at I1"rNlnS q D''r-
fe'''
Rubber oveFcoats ana legglngS'
TRUNKS OF all KINDS ana prices at mar
Ilins &" Durretfs'
Large stock Ct gents and ladies
mats at i1@rAilis q D"I1''' D
Come and see our all wool Jeans
pants at 81 90 Harklns q Durrett'
Best assorted stock Of clothing in
town at Harkins q Durrett.
For bed blankets go to Harllins &
Durrett.
Ladies' neckwear at Harkins &
Durrott.
Zephyr shawIs for 81 at Harkins &
Durrett'
Gsntlemen's over and under5hirts
at Earkins q Durrett.
Canada malt at
Moore q Harvey's
Smokers Of the Bolivar Belle
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TO THE PUBLIC

The undersigned would inform the
public that on and after this date they
Will make the collection of their bills
at the end Of each week.
a. +. BAILEY.
Nov. 4th w. S. HORNsBY.
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Noa-Eesident Notice.
W. c. Do-ioR,
y ~ Nv IL
AEDE8-AS COUNTY.

STATE Or ThNEEssEE,l w. C. DoTiop.
AEDEl.AN Co,-STr. T. ". wells
FN THIS CAUSE, 1t appearing ny affidavit that the
defendant, r ". Wells IS justly indebted TO the
piaiHtiii by 4ccsUnt- aud e uen-reziaeut 81 tho
state Il Tennessee, that ordinary process of
las- cauHot lie served on hifa, ana ar orr .iuJl at
ttcitlont lGEIs, been returned before lcsiei
the property II said defsulsEf, X is therefore or
I-go- ta@t publication te made ID he GcIiyHg Tgl-
letins newspaper published ga t!tc town 90 Boil
VIZ. Tennessee, for fosr successive weeks. CON-
Tauuing the said +. ". Wells to appear before me
~ ny Office iii Bolivar, Tennessee the 18th day
81 November, 1850, and make defense to said Suit
agiilet him, j. VIII he proceeded with DGrec
c. Il ANDERSEN, J. P, Il. c. 4.
This.11th day of October. ISsa.
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Died.

Died on Sunday morning Nov. 9TH
at the residence of his parents near
Kcarneys mill; John Swanson, son Of
G'lstavus and Ann Swanson aged two
and q half years.
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Garry your green and dry hide
to w. I. Armistead. He pays high
est cash prices for them.
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Twelve dozen buttons for sc at
Fels q Schwab's.
Fine stock, pockat-knives, razors,
etc, just received at Moore & Har-
vey's.
All kinds Of groceries at ". T,
Armistead's, lower than they have ever
been sold in Bolivar.
w. T. Arnistead will pay Cash
fer Cotton Seed, Hides, Beeswax and
tailow-
Take your Hides and tallow to
". z Arnlistead. He viii pay you
more than anybody.
The best Of all. Fels G Schwab
are selling shoulder snawls at 25c and
large shawls at 6Oc.
Mess. Moore & Harvey, having
q thorough acquaintance with the re-
fined tastes Of the gentlemen in and
around Bolivar, have had manufac-
tured Co order ten thousand cigars,
which they have given the title Of
Bolivar Belle" in compliment to the
unexcelled ladies Of the town. Those
do not ignore the compliment, when
they inhale the delightful odor that
emanates from the smoke. Ihese
cigars at & nicllle are the best and
cheapest in America, or nardeman
county either.
The Bolivar Belle" is made of
the very best tobacco, with pure
Havana filing, and Mess. Moore and
Harvey have had ten thousand manu-
featured to order, especially for this
market. Il IS undoubtedly the best
and cheapest cigar for the money that
is made. It Is only a niekle.
Garry your green and dry hide
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r. w. TATUa1.

Bethel Springs, Tenn.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

GENERAL NEAL Dow has accepted the prohibition
nomination for president in a letter which indi-
Gates his Intention 10 stick.
THK Richmond State is getting uneasy. II says
General Hancock will tire our patience out wait
ing for his letter of acceptance" Don't hurry him,
brother-Jerry Black Is I'm Europe, and it takes
time.
JuDGE BLACK Is so enthused over Hancock's
nomination that Europe has no charms for him,
and he is coming right home.- Charleston Nclcs and
Courier. Yes, and Hancock sso spell-bound by his
nomination that he cannot prepare his letter or nc
coptance until the enthused Black reaches home.
COLONEL FoRNEY LEFT the democracy and came
over to the republicans in lSj9-'G0 His abuse OF
his old friends was fearful. Now he returns TO his
firstlove. What for7 Ifhc were right in 1S59-'6O,
he Is wrong now If right now he was wrong then.
Do tell us, colonel, how IL is-no, how 1t was-oh,
any way at all, only tell US.
1T is tiresome to the Plttsburg Dispatch to hear
much now about the gallant 30G who stood so man
fully by General Grant until the last gun was fred
at Chicago The least of these little ones should
escape oflense at this time, and hence the Grant
boys should conceal their exultatlon and hide
their proposed medals until after election for fear
of wounding somebody's feelings
National Republican., 1880-07-22

European ships. II the carrying Is done moro
cheaply by others than we can do n ourselves,
there is apparently little cause to complain, and
the new French scheme Ia directed TO insure this
Every French built iron ship and steamer will re-
celve from the government bounty Of si2 per
ton and six per cent on the cost Of the boil
ers, engines and equipments, This is to
encourage the building of them. After that,
to insure them profitable employment they
are to receive bounty of thirty cents per ton for
every thousand miles Of distance they may make
while engaged in foreign voyages The govern
ment would thus pay about one-siNth OF the
original cost of tho hulls and equipments If the
vessel made ten trips the Atlantic and back,
ay total Of 600O0 miles, her bounty would bo
$4,000 for the year. This would pay the wages Of
her crew and the cost Of coal. our American
steamships could not contend against such com
petition as this. Ofcourse our government could
make things oven by granting similar subventions,
but II Is not likely that such q system could gain
popular approval Tho effect of the French ex-
pertinent will certainly be to reduce freightrates,
as the French can underbid the English-who have
no subvention; and we have very little COM
merce to be interfered with, we shall gain the
cheap rates without losing seriously In the matter
of ships.
National Republican., 1880-07-22
A pIsGRUNrLED oorEnponARv.

The Richmond Dispatch must learn to
curb its irascible temper or we shall be
compelled to drop its acquaintance We
rather admire its show of ability in some
directions, but its principles and manners
are little off from the line of propriety. II
does this journal great injustice, though no
great harm, perhaps, when il refers to THE
REPUBLICAN os "the fllsifying republican
organ in Washington city" If we sup
posed that our irate Richmond cotemporary
had very intimate acquaintance with or
very keen sense of truth, we might regard
its opinion Of higher consequence than at
present We always utter the truth rs we
understand the truth never falsifying a
fact Intentionally. When the Dispatch puts
itself upon that plane we can be friends, ex-
cept in politics. II charges THE REPUBLI-
CAN with being ain sympathy with the
MALONE faction in Virginia" In this it
is suffering from confusion of ideas or i'm
perfect vision. 1t does not discriminate
skillfully, otherwise it would understand
that The REPUBLICAN is in full sympathy
with the purposes of the readiusters, which
are to burst up the conservative party,
while we have no care for the dogmas which
have caused the separation and led 10 the
existing antagonisms between those demo-
cratic factions. We regard the conserva-
tive party of Virginia as dangerous in prn-
ciple and harmful in practice, and hence
hope TO see it broken down. We have no
fear of a worse party coming into power in
that state under this controversy when the
conservative party shall be overthrown.
There is no danger in that direction, and it
is that feeling with the people of Virginia
that has given the readjusters what power
in the state they have already attained. In
referring to the MAHoNE party the Dispatch
asks us:
Are these the men whose party The RE.
PUBLICAN desires to carry Virginia in the next
or any other election ? And does that Journal
see nothing like repudiation in the proposition
to flood the country with irredeemable green.
backs?
We will candidly answer this plain inter
rogatory. We desire the success of the re
publican party in Virginia first, but in case
we cannot have our first, our second choice
is any party that will overthrow the con-
servatve power in Virginia and relieve the
state from its thraldom, believing most inn
pliciily that any change will be for the
better There is no more danger of a food
of fiat greenbacks than there is that the
skies will fall.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

thus early. The business men Of the coun-
try have not so soon forgotten the embar-
rassments that were ontailed upon enter
prise when the state banks furnished the
currency Of the country, and they will
never consent to return to a system that
was exploded as was the institution of
slavery under the reforming power of war
that saved the nation in u purified, re-
juvenated and improved condition rs to the
principles of freedom, national supremacy
and q sound and redeemable currency
National Republican., 1880-07-22

THE New York San is forced to give up
claiming Indiana for HANCOCK. 1t has
lost heart about Virginia also, and now says
that ito elect HANCOCK it may be necessary
"to carry Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New
"York and Connecticut" Candid demo.
Gratis will not see much use in continuing
the campaign under such representations
Only two of the states deemed necessary to
democratic success can even be classed as
doubtful GARFIELD is rs sure of the vote
of Pennsylvania and Connecticut as he is
of that OF Vermont
National Republican., 1880-07-22

THE Greenville Is. c. News detects the
Atlanta Constitution paragrapher stealing
witty passages from "Prenticeana," COM
pilaton of the editorial sayings of GEORGE
D. PRENTICE, the famous editor of the
Louisville Journal, published in 1860. The
Ners editor is young man, aud he is prop
erly indignant at such borrowed or stolen
wit. We are older aud can admire the
skill of the adapter without being irritated
by his immortality. Besides, where did
PRENTICE get them? Who knows? We
will wager lead-pencil that some of his
witty paragraphs found in the pages held
so sacred by the Nelcs are revamped jokes
1900 years old.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

THE inspection of the Gulnare by the
naval officers seems TO have been thorough,
and the conclusions arrived at by them and
sustained by Secretary THOMPSON are found
to he correct. The Gulnare was not fit to
send upon her voyage, and it was q wise
decision of the government not to lend
official sanction TO an expedition so little
likely TO succeed or TO expose the soldiers
and sailors of the army and navy TO the
perils of voyage in vessel condemned by
the naval engineers.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

JUDGE HUDSON of South Carolina, upon
n writ of habeas corpus decides that the
law providing for the Imprisonment of a
citizen who neglects or refuses TO pay his
poll-tax is unconstitutional and remanded
the prisoner TO Jail. This law is the inven-
tion of democratic legislature, and under
it none but negroes have ever been i'm
prisoned, although there are tens of thou
sands of white men who have never paid n
poll-tax
National Republican., 1880-07-22

THE n. Y. Commercial advertiser thinks it
is all very we'll for the 'old guard" to have
medals, but that there are several outsiders
who are just as much entitled TO medal
as any one of the 306 delegates We think
so ton
National Republican., 1880-07-22

The eloquent aud convincing speech of
Secretary SCHuR2, delivered ut indianapolis
on Tuesday night, portion of which we
published yesterday, is destined to be one
of the most effective campaign documents
Of the year We wish that our space would
admit OF its being presented to our readers
in full but rs that is impossible they
should not fail to obtain and read it in
pamphlet form. The congressional COM
mittee will doubtless give il a wide circula-
tion.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

and the laws of reconstruction based upon
its authority. In view OF these facts, Is it
strange that there is a southern question" y"
and no northern question" to he con-
fronted? We vhink NOT.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

THE World thinks HANCOCK should not
resign for The reason that il would show
" an indicate confidence in the result of
the election" That is not the trouble.
HANCOCK is delicate about resigning be-
cause he has no confidence Whatever.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

PERSONS leaving town for the summer
can have The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN for
warded to them at so cents per month,
postage paid.
National Republican., 1880-07-22

We are indebted to the polite attention of
Messrs. w. II. & o. III. MORRISON in furnish.
ing us a copy of APPLEroS's summer book for
woodside and seaside. This is very inter.
esting presentation of many of our more fash.
ionablo watering places. Its embellishments
are exceedingly artistic, and its letter.press,
both as to matter and style, is exceedingly
creditable.