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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
DTunkard's VIII.

I leave to society ruined charac-.
ter, wrecked example, and memory
that will soon rot.
1 leave to my parents during the
rest Of their lives as much sorrow as
humanity in decrepit and feblc state
can well sustain.
l leave my brothers and sister as
much modification and injury as
could conveniently bring upon them.
leave to my wife Il broken heart,
and life Of wreteheduess and shame.
To weep over me, and over my prema
turc death.
/ give and bequeath to each of nay
children, poverty, ignorance, low
character, and the. reIHenaberancc that
their father was 4 drumkard.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
4 little Good advice.

Go straight on, and don't mind enc
mics. If they get in your way, walk
round them, regardless Of their spite
\ celebrated character who was sur-
rounded By enemies, used to remark /:
They are sparks which, if you do not
blow, will 90 out Of themselves" The
Iron Dukes motto was: ''Liyc down
prejudice Let this be your feeling
while endeavorirg TO live down the
scandal Of those who are bitter against
you. If you stop to dispute, you dc
but as they desire, and open the way
for more abuse. Let the poor fellow
tail-there viii be q reaction if you dc
but perform your duty; and hundred:
who were once a1ienated from YOU, viii
flock 10 You aud acknowledge then
error.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
j Gn1pGranGG.
Paintings That VIII Grow.

Good Templcr..
Plant wine glass and grow rum
barrel. .s.s -
Plant occasional drinker and grow
a sOt.
Plant a stilI-worm and grow the
worm that dieth not
Plant a social glass and grow jug
of rum for which the family Bible
was put in pawn.
Plant a few Jolly good times" and
grow crop Of delirium tremens.
Plan license and grow misery, vice
and want.
PlQnt dramshops and saloons anl
grow poor houses and penitentiaries.
From all such 'plantings," let every
Good Templer refrain rs he would save
his soul from death They will surely
grow, but the curse of God abides,
upon their fruit. Touch not, taste not,
handle not.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
Trustees Sale

pY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by w. II. Finn on the
2Sth day OF March 1871, to. .secule a certain
Indebtedness therein mentioned, and Of
record in Deed Book, 4, of Trust Deeds, etc
on Pages $40 and 81, in the office of the
Register OF Hardeman County, Tennessee,
| will on
Monday the l4th day Of June 1880,
sell al public auction to the highest bidder
for Cash at the Court House door in the
town Of Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenne-
see, the following property to wit: half acre
of land, being the North half of on: acre
bought 10y said Finn of r. H. Wood ,Janu-
AIRY 3rd 1871 on which issituated a dwell
ing house for more particular description
Of which rcferance Is hereby made to the
above mentioned Deed of Trust. The title
believed to be good, but I only convey rs
Trustee.
May 4th 1880.
36-5t. G. WAITE, Trustee.
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Hearth and Home.

The parental HEARTH, that rallying-
place of the affections 1t was the policy
OF the good old gentleman to make his
children feel that HOME was the happiest
place in the world and l value this
delicious bome-feeling as one OF the choicest
gifts parent can bestow.-WAsHINGr
IRVING.
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'sWhat keeps 3Ir. N-from kirk,
James?" said worthy minister IL
hope its not AIethodism." mo" res
ponded the vercer; ''its something
worse tlan Methodism." "What
them" ''Is Is CalvinismI' "Worse,
your reverance, worsew "Surely
James, it Is not Deism?" ''Much
worse, an it is please your reverance,
than even that Good heavens!
said the astonished pastor. ''Can it be
Atheism, which depriyes Us Of the best
church warden that ever shook box?
Truly responded pious James, It's 8
much more Hcr.0us mate. !. Is Thcu
uatian.'
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Non-Resident Notice.
In the Chancery Court of Hardeman
County Tennessee. No. 783. r. D.

W. D. NauIln J. D. johnson W. 4 Jackson, J. \.
Brown, NJ. W. Brown, NJ. L. Harman and his wife
l. Il. Harman Marion :. Smith as Admir-
Estate Mrs n. 0. Pr5witt decd, r.. A. Boyd, J.
y. Irwin, Mrs. Sue Prewitt, Marion \ Smith and
his wife Matte Smith, Anna c. Perkins, Mrs
Elizabeth Graves, Turner Mlum and his wife
kitte Alium Ed.Sniith and his wife Emma Smith
and Richard Perkins.
y this Cause il appearing from the Bill which j.
q sworn 10 that Turner Milum and his wife kittie
MilUm, Ed. Smith and his wife Emma Smith and
Richard Perkins are nun-rc~idcutS OF the State Of
TcnncSSec. 1t Is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein at the Court House in the
town Of Bolivar. Tennessee on or before the 2Hd
Monday in June 1850 and plead answer or
demur 10 ComPlainant's Bill or the samg VIII be
taken for confessed and set for hearing aJc rs to
them. And that copy Of this order DE published
once week for four successive weeks in the BOli-
BULLErIS. This Sth May $3.50.
y Copy Attest.
JAMES FENTEEss, JR., c. and NJ.
A. NJ Lambeth, ,Sor. for Complt. 35,
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Non-Resident Notice.
In the Chancery Court Of Hardeman
County, Tennessee. No. 749. RID.

Original and Amended Billy
Alice Prewitt rs. J " Morris Admir- etc, ,CV Prev
lit, decd and heirs OF said G. Prcwitt Thomas
richardson, Guardian, etc, and W Hancock.
y this cause il appearing from return OF Sheriff of
Il said County that Defendant Joseph PrcWitt Is
not to be found in his County. 1t is therefore
dered that he make his appearance herein AZ the
Court House in the town of Bolivar Tennessee on
before the 2nd Monday in June, TsS0, and
plead ;-nswer or demur to COHplainants Bill the
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
paIFe to him. And that a copy Of this order be
published once week for four successive weeks in
the Bolivar BULLETIN. This May 9TH, 1850.
\ Copy Attest.
JAIIEs FENrEEss, JR-, c. and NJ.
Wood & MeNeal S0lrs. for Complts. 81
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Non-Resident Notice.
In the Chancery Court of Hardeman
County Tennessee. No. 776.R. D.
Original Bill

(Original BILL
Z NJ Myrck Agtof 5 T. BIyriclc as + D Cesssett, r
Boyd, Daniel Hunt and George Hunt
IN this Gauss II appearing from the BIZ which is
4 sworn to that defendant Franklin d Cessett is a
nonresident Of the Stateof Tennessee and resident
OF the state Of Illinois II Is therefore ordered that lie
make his appearances herein at tile Court House in
Il. .t-wn of Bolivar, Tennessee on or before the 2nd
Monday in june, 1850, and plead answer demur
TO the Bill in This carse or the same VIII be taken
for confessed and set for hearing Qrf6 to him.
And that copy Of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks in the Bolivar
BULLETIN. This 9Th Mty, 1880. |
\ Copy Attest.
JAMES FENTREss, JR., c. and N.
W y Turner, SOlr. for Comflt 36.
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Inherited Appetite

Thhe Rev. J. Cook said in lecture
the other day, in Boston, that Daniel
Webtser was a habituAl moderate
drinker, that his son was a drunkard
and that his grandson was insane from
drink and died before he was thirty,
and the line of this great statesman is
now extinct. 1t Is the belief of some
scientists that beer guzzling often
softens the brain, if the drinker is not
killed by bIoated liver or bloated
kidneys sooner than his brain gets
muddled. He becomes dull, stupid,
and a dotard in time, whilst whiskey
hardens the brain, as a snake put in
4 jar Of whiskey in an apothccary's.
shop hardened. The man is liable to
insanity and many other disorders.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
It was early spring.

1t was early spring,
April, laughing and weeping,
changeful as life, with It's sunshine and
showers, had already passed, and May
had come. Come with its buds and
blossoms, its NIay-day festivals floral
queens, "spirits of the air, the earth,
the sea-" All through the city Of R.
were beautiful children, dressed for the
day, ,and many a May-polo was wreathed
with garlands, after the old Swedish
custom.
The air was fragrant with the rich
perfumes waited on every breeze, and
all spoke of innocent enjoyment.
The scene was one Of peculiar at
traction and interest to a gentleman
who was passing through one of the
principal streets in a handsome family
carriage, and whose lips murmured
more than once in tones Of pleasure,
''home, home again. :"
1t was the pale face of Horace Hun
ter that looked out at the window, ca
gerly seeking the objects familiar to
HIM in bygone years. His father and
brothers had met him at the depot, and
after warmly welcoming him, had has
tened to return home, where his sisters
were anxiously awaiting the arrival
of their long absent brother. In a
short while the carriage entered the
enclosure, and, passing rapidly around
the circle in front Of the house, paused
before the door.
An instant more, and each arm
fondly pressed a sister to his breast.
fiat that instant a pang of bitterness
darkened his soul, as he missed the
welcomed Of one fond heart, it was not
suffered to mar the happiness of others
Thankfulhess for present joys brought
back the light to his eye, and no trace
of sorrow was visible as he 4ooked af
fectionately and admiringly on tn,
gracefulssfigures Of his sisters, now de
veloped into lovely womanhood,
Nor were the family servants forgot
! ten. Each in turn received kin,
word Of greeting. And what house
held in Virginia did not, before tn
late war. boast of that importan
parsonage NANNY ?" She was gener
ally Mammals nurse :" who followed
her as a bride, from the paternal roof
and as each ''little one" was confide
to her experienced care, her authority
and we might add, love, was secon
only to a parents.
In the family of the Hunters, sh
was an object Of well-deserved respeC
and affection. Since the death Of tn
mistress Of the house, she had faithful
" watched over the motherless chi
dren with untiring solicitude. and di
charged the duties Of house keepe
with all the fidelity an honest Chri
tian servant.
Her gray hair was neanIy conceaIe
by the kercheir worn after the style
those days, bur the wrinIeI bro
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-05-27
NONRESIDENT Notice.
In the Chancery Court of Hardeman
County, Tennessee. No.781.R. d.

(Original Billy
} IL Nelson W Williams, r Y Williams, 7 VIII
lians Jr, Lizzie Williams, Priscilla ID Phclau, ID :
Williams, Minnie Williams, Anna Todd, WaltSrrodd,
+ W WIllInns, ,Sr, EA WarTcn,D EWaTren and wife and
Willis Todd, rs W Williams Irene Williams, NJ :
fassnIan Anna WFassman, NJ J Williams, y + Will
lams, Williams, w Todd, Eliza II Todd, VI +,
Todd w I Todd, Anna VI Todd and I p AIcNeaI,
y this Cause it appearing from the Bill which is
4 sworn to that VI J Williams, y + Williams and \
Williams, W Todd, Eliza II Todd NJ L Todd, w
4 Todd and Anna " Todd are nOH-residents of the
state Of Tennessee. 1t is therefore ordered that
tsey make their appearance herein nj the Court
House in the town Of Bolivar, Tennessee or be-
fore the 2nd Monday in June 1880 and plead an
sFver or demur 10 CdmplsinaHts Biu the same
viii be taken for confessed and set for hearing er
firte as TO them. And that Copy Of this order he
published once week for four successive weeks in
the Bolivar BULLETIN This May 9th 1850.
y Copy Attest.
JAMES FENTRFss. JE., c and NJ
Francis Williams, SOlr. for CoIHplts. 80
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Dangers That Threaten Yourg Men.


Dangers That Threaten Young Men.
DR.. John Hall, delivered, some
time ago, a lecture on ''The Perils OF
the Times"
Among other other things he treats
of dangers that threaten young men,
as young men. He mentions four.
First, the danger Of shallowness, which
arises from the hurry and hustle and
state of activity in which we live.
Individual capacities are not trained
to their highest perfection. The adj
vice Is given to young men that it
would be well for them to be masters Of
some one thing. The second danger
arises from Il mistaken conception of
what success really Is. Money has
come to be the idea of success. And
allied to this mistake Is Il false no
ton Of gentility. 1t is said to be
the fact that throughout NcwEngland,
it IS extremely difficult to persude
young men to become mechanics,
farmers or laborers. The young men
are filled with the idea that they must
go to the large cities This is an un-
healthy condition Of things All hon
est work Is honorable, if done IN the
right spirit.
Another peril is caused by a certain
unsetticdness in life. 1t Is extremely
easy in this country to pass from line
Of life to another. The very thought
in the minds Of young men that they
can easily pass to another line Of work
if they become dissatisfied with their
present employment, disinclines them
to direct their energies upon the work
in hand. DR.. Halls advice is:Choose
slowly, deliberately, with the best ad-
vice, and perhaps later than young
men arc ordinarily accustomed to do,
and then, when the occupation has
been decided upon, stick to it. An
other danger comes from the cnerva-
ting influences that surround young
men. DR.. Hall said he had not a
word to say against true pleasures;
but he spoke Of those pleasures that
weaken and unfit men for stern, hard
hard work. Its said sometimes that
the reins are drawn to tight But no
one who had stood by as many death
beds as he had seen would say that the
reins could be drawn too tight.
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HORACE HUNTER.
OR
THE MOTHERS OFFERING,
BY Miriam Hall.
CHAPTER XI.

MY boyhood's haunt, through day Of sum
mer dreaming,
Under young leaves, that shook with mel
odies
Ny home! The spirit Of its love is breath
ing
In every wind that blows acress my track:
From its white walls the very tendrils
wreathIng,
Seem with soft links to draw the wanderer
back"
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

just published, Il edition of DIR. Culver
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
without medicine) Of Ppcrmatorrltea Seminal
NeakDcss, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Inn nn0tpucy,
Mental and phyical IHcapaCity, Impcdincnts to
marriage, ctci also Consumption, Epilepsy and tia
induced 10y self indulgence sexual tr yaisauce
The celebrated author, in this admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates, from thirty years success
iul practice that the alarming consequence of self
abuse may hc radically cured without the danger
OF internal medicine or the application of
the knife; pointing out mode OF uj once SIM
pie certain and efectIlai, 10y means of which every
sufferer, no matter What his condition may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically.
Rs This lecture should be ia the hands of every
mau i'm the land. Sent under seal in plain envtl-
Ope, to any address, postpaid ON receipt Of SIX
cents two pos age stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULTER ITELL lEDIC-fL co.
Il Ann St, New York y y. Post office box, 1855.
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Reader if YOU want to know all about the best
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address and we viii send yen full particulars and
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can then make up your mind Tor yourself. Address
aug2l-Iv GEO. STISSON < Go. Portland, Ma.
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;
As the storm goes and the stars.
come 50 will trouble go and joy come,
if we but live for the within, but not IN =,
selfishness. Days will look all the
brighter for the clouds ACROSS the sun
shine.
The sweetest life Is ever to be max
ing sacrifices for Christ; the hardest
life Il man can live on earth, the most
full Of misery, is TO be always doing
his own Will and seeking to please him-
self
Hope Is the last thing that dieth IN
man and though it be exceedingly.
| deceitful, vet it is Of this good use to
us, that while weare travelling through
! life it conducts Us in an easer and moro
pleasant way to our journeys end.
Flatter not thyself in thy faith tc
/ God If thou wanteSt charity. for. thv
neighbor and think thou hast chari-
/ tv for thy neighbOr if thou wantcst
faith IN God-when they are both
wanting; they are both dead if once
! divided.
It is easy in the world to live after
the worlds opinion it Is easy in soli-
tudc to live after your own but the
great man Is be who in the midst of,
the crOw}l, keeps with perfect sweet
ness the independence Of solitude.
| Christianity if a missionary religion
its first word Is "Go," it always calls
men forth from themselves and sets
them to work in behalf Of others. a
Christianity which feels no impulse of
this sort IS altogether spurious.
What we want is to fnd out what
every one is fit for, and put them to
that work which they naturally lean
2 toward. There is niche for every
{ one the trouble is in dealing with
the people, we want to drive then, into
lines and battalions hy wholesssie, IL
stead OF finding for everybody hi
place.
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Non-Res3dent Notice
In the Chancery Court of Hardcman
County, Tennessee. No. 744.R.D.
LOririnnI RilI

(Original Bill)
7 Northern Trustee II Vi Parker, L 3 Adams gs
James Pybass AMI vile L \ l'ybJss, J. Bills, 0 Il
Polk, Willie Fort.
I = this it appearing that the 18th of De-
4 Cemher 1878 a bill was filed in said Court wherein
i Northern Trustee Of II " Parker and l. p Adams
are C0mplgmants and James PybJss and wife L \
Pybass q ais are Delensants which said Biz is still
pending and undetermined. And that at the
December Term 1879 Of said Court the death Of
Defendant JamesPY bass was suggested and admitted
and that he left ut his death one child and Aeir
Sarah Hubbard wife Of J N Hubbard who nom
residents OF the State Of Tennessee and residents
Texas 1t is therefore ordered that the said Sarah
Hubbard and her husband NJ Hubbard appear at
thee Cour House in the of Bolivar Tennessee
or before the 2nd Monday in June 1850 and show
cause If any they have why this suit should not
he revived Glinst them. It is further ordered that
this order be published once q week for four sue
cSssive weeks in the Bolivar BULLETIN. This May
9TH 1880.
y Copy Attest.
JAMES FESTRFssS, in Clerk and Master.
Francis FentrcsS and Wood X NcNe1l Solicitors.
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Drani-Drinking.

Frown down the custom of social
dram-drinking. 1t Is the bane Of tenn
perance work. How many young
men to their sorrow have been leh
astray and have rushed with lightning
speed into dishonercd graves by the
fascination of the social tables. The
hand Of freinship scaled with cup Of
poison could scarce be more dangerous
than that conveying to your lips the
fashionable wine cup.
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1t Is not our purpose to follow Hor-
ace through the succeeding scenes OF
his life. 1t IS sufficient to say that
having fully counted the cost of his
sacrifice, he has never regretted mis- de-
cision. but, growing in grace. and be-
ing "endued with power from on high,
his efforts in the cause of his Master
have been eminently successful. Al
ready he is known as a 'Ieader of Isra-
el; ;" but his peculiar, besetting sin
the love of the "honor that cometh
from man, has been 50 entirely con-
quered by grace that he is remarkable
for his indifference to the applause Of
the world, seeming to have adopted as
his own the language Of the Apostle
Good forbid that 1 should glory,
save in the cross Of our Lord Jesus
Christ, by whom the world is crucifed
unto me, hndI unto the world"
With the prospect Of many years of
earthly happiness and usefulness, we
leave him not doubling but that
throughout eternity he Will bless God
for that priceless gift Of heaven
prGy0og mother.
(TuE END.)
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Special rates given on application.
Ali business letters must he addressed to -
GEORGE W. ARMISTEAD.
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place him as a precious gift upon Thine
altar. Enlighten my mind, and en-
dow me with ability to train my child
to Thy service. Ifhis life is prolong-
ed, early impress him by the influence
Of Thy Spirit, with his responsibility
to Thee as his Creator, Preserver, and
most loving Father. Grant him both
the disposition Of heart, and capacity
of mind. to do his work as a faithful
laborer in Thy vineyard. Watch
over, guide and protect him in a very
especial manner IF he, like the prodi-
gal son, should ever wander from Thee,
o! hear a mothers prayer; follow him
with the pleadings of Thy Spirit;
chasten him, if need be, but make him
a partaker of Thy holiness, and, final
ly, save him for the sake ef our blessed
Redeemer. Amen"
God had heard and answered the
mothers prayer. The sacrifice offered
upon his altar had been accepted, and
through the long years of his wander
ing, the prodigal son had been brought
home to his Fathers house, and was
ready now to do his work-to fulfill
his mission ON earth.
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Robert IngersOn on Money.

l don't see how it is possible for a man
TO die worth So, 900, 900 or so, 900, 00O
IN city full Of want, where he meets
/ every day the withered hands Of beg
gary and the white lips OF famine.
How Il man can withstand all that,
and hold in the clutches Of his hand
twenty or thirty million doIIars,i is past
my comprehension. I should not
think he could do it any more than he
could keep pile Of lumber when
hundreds and thousands are drowning
IN the sea. If you have have but Il
dollar iii the world, and have got to
spend it, spend it like Il king spend
IL as though it were a dry leaf. and
you the owner Of unbounded forests.
That's the way to spend It. l would
rather be a beggar and spend my last
dollar like q king, than be king and
spend my money like beggar.
-1-e-@z@-b-s-
Interesting Facts IN a Nutshell.
Measure 209 feet on each side and
you viii have Il square acre within an
inch.
An acre contains 1890 square
yards.
A square mile contains $40 acres.
a mile Is $3.50 feet or ,7G0 yards
in length.
A fathom is six feet.
\ league is three miles.
a sabbath days journey is l 155
yards. This is eighteen yards less
than two thirds Of a mile.
\ days journey is thirty-three and
one-eight miles.
a cubit is two feet.
y great cubit is eleven feet.
A hand (horse measurc) is four
inches.
a palm is three inches.
A span is ten and seven-eights
inches.
\ space Is three feet.
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BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
TRIMS o. ADVERTISING.

One square Of eight lines 81 so for the first inscr
tioli, and 70 cents for each subsequent insertion
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Sunbcams fer Mothers.

(TuE END.)
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so, Gracious Father, humbly would
present this my frst-born babe, to
Thee, CIccrt2lIy, trustingly wor1I !
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The Devil came up to the earth one day,
And into the Court-house...he wended his