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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-04-15

Mnn A WEEK in your own town. and no cap
EtsH 8 itSl risked. You give the business q
u l. 81 trial without expense. The best oppOr-
kERHe tunity ever offered for those willing to
ElHA sE work. Yon should try nothing else un-
USABSS til you see for yourself what you do
= at the business we offer No room to ex-
plain here. Yod can devote all your time only
your spare time to the business and make great pay
Tor every hour that you work. Women make as
much as men. Send for special private terms and
particulars, which we mail free. IS outfit free
Don't complain of hard times while you have such
a chance. Address IL. HALLETT CO., Portland,
aug21-1Y Maine.
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AEHAa TO 5000 YEAR, or IS to s2e a day in
Nl1kElIl your own locality. No risk. Women do
thlHllt as well as men, Many make more than
k46AA ~ the amount stated above. No can
fail to make money fast. Any one
do the work. You make from 60cts.
10 50 an hour by devoting your evenings and spare
time to the business 1t costs nothing to try the
business. Nothing like IL for money making ever
offered. Business pleasant and strictly honorable.
Reader, If you want 70 know all about the best
paying business before the public, send your
address and we will send you fun particulars and
private terms free samples worth S. also free you
can then make up your mind for yourself Address
aug21-IV GEO. STISSON & Co. Portland Ma.
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%aAA MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 day
wi III home made by the industrious. Capt
AIAL al IL ital not required we will start you.
S1O y - Men, women, boys and girls make
money faster at work for than at
thing else. The work is light and pleasant, and
such asian yone go right at. Those who are wise
who see this uOtice viii send their addresses at
once and see for themselves. Costly outfit and
terms free. Now is the time Those already at
work are laying up large sums Of moneys
Address TRUE & Co, Augusta, Maine. ably
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KENDALLS hs @ ss4e 5s%aF5aSlS aBa4fa! mfdliRe spfn
Curb, Cailous etc, or any enlargement, and WILL
REMOVETHE BUNCH WITHOUT BLISTER1NG
CD A NTRT causing a sore no remedy ever
~ n AN discovered equals 1t for certainty
OF action in stopping the lameness and removing
the bunch. Price 81 90. Send for circular giving
nTTD z POSITIVE PROOF. Sold by all drug
w LIZ gists or sent by the inventor, b. J. Ken
dali NJ d. Enosburg Falls VT. Berry, Demoviile
& Co Agents, No. Public So. Nashville, Tenn.
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BOLIVAR BULLETIN.
rEaxs OF ADVERTISING.

One square OF eight lines 81 50 for she first inser
ton. and l5 cents lor each snbsequenL lnseIiion.
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Got Their Clothes Mixed.


Mark Twain, in his new book called
"Tramps Abroad" tells how party Of
tourists got wet, and what they did when
they came back to the hotel: I'VE strip
ped and went to bed, and sent our
clothes dow to be baked; all the horde
of soaked tourists did the same. The
chaos OF clothing got mixed in the
kitchen, and these we're consequences.
l did no get back the same drawers l
sent down. when our things came at
6:l5; l got pair on the new plan.
They were merely pair Of long, white
ruffied, cuffed sleeves, hitched together
at the top with narrow band. and they
did not come down to my knees. They
were pretty enough, but they made me
feel'like two people, and disconnect; d
at that. The man must have been an
idiot to get himself up like that to rough
i. in the Swiss mountains.
"The shirt they brought me was
shorter than the drawers. and hadn't any
sleeves to tat least it hadn't any
more than Mr.. Darwin could call rudi.
mentary sleeves; these had edging
around them, but the bosom was .edicu-
lously plain. The knit silk undershirt
they brought me was on new plan and
was really sensible thing; it opened
behind and had pockets in it for the
shoulder blades; but they did not seem
to fit me and found it sort of uncom.
Portable garment They gave my bob
tail coat to somebody else aud sent me
an ulster suitable for q GRAFT. l had to
tie my collar on because there was nc
button on the foolish shirt which ! des.
cribed little while ago
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1880-07-13

C. W. Schwartz, NJ. D., says Of
N chols' Bark and Iron: ut is valua-
BILE tonic, and use it in all cases Of De-
bility andin convalescence from exhaust.
ing diseases"
Probably no statement put forth bv
any man will excite more surprise than
that of Mr.. Tilden to New York Her
aid reporter, that he never was ambitious
for the Presidency, did not care for the
nomination when it was given him at St.
Louis, did not seek for second nomin.
alton at Cincinnati, and desired the nom.
ination Of General Hancock as bis first
choice.
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HANCOCK AND THE REPUBIlOAss.
Why all Conservative RepttblIcans
Must Support the Hero Of Gettys-

Why all Conservative Republicans
Must Support the Hero Of Gettys-
burg. .
The following | er has been handed
to The World by Mr.. Jerome witl>,,a re-
quest for its publication:
'25 WET 26th STREET, June 20, so.
Major General Hancock
"MY DEAR GENERAL: take the ear.
liest opportunity to congratulate you
upon your nomination and to assure
you, liie-long Wing and Republican that
l am, OF my most hearty support. ] be.
long to very numerous and very sianch
old silver gray Republican family. With
one solitary exception, there never was
one Of them known to vote the DINO.
cratic ticket, but venture to say they
will to a man vote for you. They can
not consistently do otherwise. -Ey'E
"You, cir. embody the views and sem
timents in regard to the great questions
Of the day that we have entertained since
the war closed. They are the same that
actuated General Grant when he laid
down those liberal terms OF surrendef
to General Lee. They are the same that
ac,uated my poor friend Raymond. when
be battled go manfully In the committee
Of Congress against the savage policy OF
Thad Stevens. 1 believe General Grant
wonld support you to-.iay, did NOT TIE
exigencies of his situation forUid-it. And
Henry j Raymond, were be alive. would
support you too, unless the exigencies
Of the New York Times restrained him.
He was compelled to an estly day 10
smother the sentiments he had expressed
in the address Of the Philadelphia Con.
vention, to abandon his career in legis-
lative balls and to change the tone Of
the Times or, as Mr.. Jonee, our business
manager and partner, insisted, the paper
would be ruined. (I2believe l offered
to ray the damages at the time. but that
was considered impracticable.) It was
"a b tier pill, but il had to be swallowed.
Thai Stevens had succeeded through q
Congress which misrepresented the
country in engrafting his policy upon
the Republican party. And though .
maj ,rity Of the party, as ! firmly believe,
were disguated, it was fastened upon
them and there was no wsy Of getting
rid Of it Thus for years . vast num-
Der Of US. good Republicans, have been
compelled to be helpless supporters Of q
policy we believe to-be the very worst
that could be devised. An opportunity
is presented rs now for the fret time
with any show Of success tc vote in, acs
cordance with our convictions, and / am
sure We ehalf do it mostjpyfnlly. With
grest respect and esteem. believe me-
yours faithfully, - ,ss,s -, 49,.
LEONARD. W. JERoMR. ..
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The situation


The New York Sun sums up the
chances from Democratic standpoint
thus:
The Garfield Republicans have not The
slightest hope Of carrying single South
ern State. This assures 138 electoral
votes TO Gen. Hancock. He will need
only AZ electoral votes In the Northern
States to complete the requisite msjority
OF l85. Where Can be get theml
The State of Pennsylvania, New. Jer.
sey, New York and Connecticut cast 20
votes, namely: Pennsy lvania, 20; New
jersey, 8: New York. IS, and Connecti-
cut, 6. On straight pull between. the
two parties, New Jersey and New York
are decidedly Democratic, and Con.
necticut usually incllnes' In that direction,
while Pennsylvania has been disposed 10
60 Republican. In the spirited contest
OF 1876. New York gave Tilden and
Hendricks majority of $4,000, New
Jersey majority OF $4,000, and Con-.
uecticut msjority Of 1900; but Penn
sylvania went for Hayes by majority
OF 1890. lav a11.ias7ib d 81
Under ordinary circumstances, these
four States might be expected TO vote 10
November next as they did four years
ago. Even such . result would more
than suffice to elect Hancock and Eng.
lish, for New York, New Jersey and
Connecticut cast f,ty votes, which is
three more than the Democratic capdf.
dates will need with the whole vote Of
the South ales ssf sssef ss,
But with Gen. Hancock at the head OF.
the ticket, the circumstances are not Of
an ordinary character ss far as these
four States are concerned. There are
now living in Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
New York. and Connecticut at least tso
hundred thousand voters who served
with Gen Hancock in the army of the
Potomsc, while tens Of thousands of
them. first and last, served under him.
The two hundred Thousand have beeu
with him in .manv battle for the pres.
ervation OF the Union, and the tens of
thousands have seen him, sword in hand,
fighting shoulder to shoulder with them
in the thickest OF the Hght. With Ger.
Hancock backed by the united Dtmoe-
racy OF these four States, the probability
that the extra soldier vote will prove
ample to maintain the D. mocratic ms
jerities of 1876 in the three States that
went for Tilden, and to capture the,
5000 votes IN Pennsylvania which are
needed to turn that State over 10 Han
cock, must be admitted to be reasonably
strong.
But We have overlooked Indians, and
ite fifteen electoral votes, which we're
cast for Tilden and Hendricks four years
ago, The State naturally inclines to the
Democracy. The Cincinnati Convention
has strengthened The ticket by placing
William H. English upon IL as the can
didate for Vice President. He is one OF
the ahlsst and most popular men in Vie
State, aud his name will most likely se-
cure it to the, Democrats in the perlimi-,
nary election in October, just as Hem
bricks secured it in 1876. This. will
render the triumph of Hancock and
English in November by a handsome
majority both natural aud easy. lsa
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"My Tormented Back"

is the exclamation of more than one
poor hard-working man and woman. Do
you know why it aches? 1t is because
your kidneys are overtasked and need
strengthening, and your system needs to
be cleansed Of bad humcrs. Kidney
Wort is the medicine you need SIT
acts like a cbarm," says well-known
physician, II never knew it to fail"
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Thousands of ladies to-day cherish
grateful remembrances Of the help de-
rived from the use Of LYDIA E. PINK
HAMS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. 1t posi-
lively cures all female complaints. Send
to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham,- 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass, forspamphlets.
"John, how many times have told
you always to eatbread with your meat 2
Papa" how many times have you told
me never to do two things at time 2"
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

TWIN undersigned, having been appointed
j notary Public, would inform MS
friends, and the public generally, that ne is
prepared to ill Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.,r Oasbs, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds. Mortgages, and other instruments o.
writing. 'OnN 'nr nr;.
zpr18,76y 3eallsviils. MONROE w.
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e7OA WEEK. $l2 a day at home easily
DtL made. Costly Outfit free. Address
True & Co., Augusta, Maine lec2;'79r
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subordinate, be had leaped into fame,
and assumed National reputation
Mcclellan telegraphed the President
Hancock was superb to day." an ex-
preston which all who saw him tower
ing above his men. leading them to bat
lie knew to be only lust
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1. r. FARQUHAR.. M. ID.

Physician and Surgeon,
Office and residence in the Walton property,
W0ODSFI L D., OHIO,
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services, where he hopes by
Gloss. attention to business to, merit public
confidence and patronage. ,.,.st. -
/ Chronic Diseases will receive special
attention. s' ESQ may4,'.5r
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the place to fight, and seizing the favor
able positions, with the eye of consum.
mate General, hung on to them with the
advance until Meade brought up the
whole army and delivered bis battle.
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A. L. NORRIS,
REAL ESTATE AGENT I,

TIER USALEM MONROE CO., U.
CPECIAL attention paid to the selling and
y trading Of farms, and desire all persons
wishing to sell or trade their property to
send me tlieir names and address, describing
their land and property theif lowest cash
price. and where they desire to locate, and
win come and see them, or write, as the case
may require, giving them all the information
and assistance am able to give. Intend
to devote my entire time and attention to
this business and will make no charge unless
make sale for you. mean what say
and wish you to write to me at Jerusalem
Mon roe County, Ohio. ian20, soft. :
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-19
GLEANINGS.

Tie seven largest Congregational
churches in this country are Brooklyn,
2,5iI members; Chicago First, l,l93;
Central. Brooklyn, l,0iS; Broadway
Tabernacle, New York city, 6S;Church
al the Pilgrims, Brooklyn. 966; Church
uf the Disciples, New York city, Sol;
Oberlin First, Ohio, 7i3
According to Professor Grlmmer,
there is terrible seven years before US.
From 1880 to 1887 there will be a uni
versal mortality. Asia will be depopu-
lated, and Europe viii become almost a
desert. America will lcse $4,000, 600 in
habitants. There will he tempests and
nuudationS. No prophet could posi-
by DC grimmer than this one.
The SYNOD Of the Russian Church is
sending a Greek priest with some Sl,-
90 to purchase site for church IN
san Francisco. O,her officials will fol-
low. with more money, a choir and all
the accessories OF full tledged Russian
Greek Church.
Ui his early experience as a journal
iSt, Mr.. Archibald Forbes says: u was
running the S'Ot,'hmdR at the time. L
was sent to Metz and the paper died.
| lost el 200 and swOre I'd have moth
ing more to DO with running news
paper. That oath cost me G4,OOO a
wear. Edmund Yates, when he started
the UorH on $500. wanted me to 90 IN
and put i'm hall, ESQ. wouldn't, Just
ON that account. To-day the World
paws Edmund Yates eS,000a year. 1t
was successful from the very start.
Bull Run Russell, in his army jour
nal, gives a statement OF recent march
of a Russian force which throws IN the
shade the fifteen or sixteen miles day
of the Candahar march. The Russian
column accomplished 1000 miles from
Tashkend to Kuldja in sixty days. In
elusive al halts, 1t NAV be assumed that
the Russians covered the ground at the
rate Of eighteen miles day, as they
generally give days rest out Of every
seven. In one DAY the Russians made
a march Of thirty-six miles.
On a recent Saturday evening a man
stenped into a grocery store az North
amptOn, Mass, with bundle contain
iny pair OF boots, which he laid down
for a moment. Near by were several
lrhS,ers. which had been done up for g
lady from Il nrighborirg village, making
a packa = simil r in size to the other;
By some chance the owners exchanged
bundles, aud the gentleman after hay
ing nearly reached home found his
,,b1ots" suspic;ously moist and took
n EN- back to the store. But the lady
went home, placed the supposed lob
siers on ice in order To keep them IN
good condition tor dinner, and did mol
discover the mistake until just before
| dinner time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-19

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Joseph spicdel 4 Co. who sue, &c,
".
Alexander Garden. administrator of the estate
william Campbell. decd, and other.
~ CHANCEky.
By virtue 81 deere cntcnd In the above en-
titled cause by the Municipal CouU ~ Wheel
ing on the 22d Gay of september, issD, the under
signcI special commissioner viii ell, nj tho
front d"or of the ',uTt House OF Ohio county.
Wet vlHnia, on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1850.
Commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. ~. AT publi' auc.
ton, tD the highest aud best bidder. the follow .
ing described IeaI estate, wit All the north
EN- half ~ that rain lot ar parcel III gfohnd
Wing and being situate In the tiiy II Wheeling.
Ohio county. Wet Virginia Ia the northern
part uf si lity. On The ,hst ,lic oi Main street,
between 1hiri and Fourth street,. joining aud
biuJiug on the north sidc oi foutth surct, ani
numb rc,i aud designated on the recorded plat
~ slid city 81 Wheeling - 'ot nUmbcrd eighty.
five tsil. A d,sifabl" residence u nov on said
north half of said lots.
TERMS ~ sAIE-Onc half Of the purcha,c
money 10 he IHid IN cn,h on day 81 saic. ~ 4 ~
much morc a. the purchaser may elect to pay,
the balance Ia Ice lad ~ one year after day ~
sale With interest, and Ia br se urcd 10y the notA
Of ia. purchaser and the title 81 ssid property
10 BE- retained until he purchase money shall
have been paid In full X. %. BARR,
spcclnl mmisslOnrr.
y. CHRISTIAN. Auriionrf. tpDi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-19
SMALL FANORS.

Rumor doth double, like the voice
and echo.
Eeauty-divinity taking outlines and
color.
Envy shooteth at others and wound
eth herself
Charms strike the sight, but merit
wins the soul.
Better lace danger once than be al
ways in fear.
He who forsees calamities suffers
them twice over.
Thought is the poetry OF those only
who can entertain 1t.
A fool always finds one still more TOOL
ish 10 admire him.
Let not the stream OF your lie always
I've murmuring stream.
Whosoever is out OF patience is out OF
possession Of his soul.
Politeness is the just medium be-
tween form and rudeness.
A straight line is the shortest in NOR
ais rs well as geometry.
The more honesty 4 man has, the less
he affects the air OF a saint.
Borrowing money is bad habit; and
borrowing trouble Is no better.
An honest man is able to speak for
himself when a knave is not.
Ugliness and beauty depend upon the
caprice and the imagination OF men.
He who buys what he does not want
will soon want what he cannot buy.
Characters never change; opinions al
ter; characters are only developed.
Imaginary evils soon become real ones
by indulging our reflections on them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-19
PlLeSi PILES! PILES!
Assure Cure Found at Last. No
One Need Suffer.

sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itchns
and liberated Piles has been discoyered by nI'
williams tan Indian remedy, called Dr. VII,
lisms' Indian Ointment. A sisge box has cured
the worst chronic cases OF twenty.nv ana tnit'!
wears standing No one need suffer five minutes
AZ or APPLYING this wonderful soothing medicine.
cine. Lotions, instruments aud eiectustiss
do great deal more harm than good. VII.
Jams Ointment sbsorbs the tumors; allsys
the intense itching particularly al hisht ailer
getting warm in bed. acts as poultice, gives
Instant and painless relief, and is prepared only
for Piles itching OF the private parts ana nom
ing else Thousands OF cured patients attest It's
virtue, and physicians of all schools pronounce
7, matters not how long or severely you have
been su ffering, you can be cured. Be sure ana
call for Williams Indian Pile Ointment ana axe
no other. For sale by all druggists. Logan, LIST
& Co., Agedts. West 4 Gilmore, Bndsepor' w.
Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-19
BLUFFING THE CROWD.
A Man Who Was Willing To
Bet Any On Any Side OF ANY,
thing.

thing.
! Free Press.
| Soon after dinner the other day seven
or eight politicians were smoking and
chatting under the Woodward avenue
portico of the City Hall, when they
were Joined by long haired, mild-look-
ING, long. wasted stranger, who seemed
lust dead with consumption. He lean
Ell against one of the stone columns and
listened 10 the talk for few minutes
| and exhibited no great interest until
/ one of the party asserted his belief that
\ Garfield would carry Ohio.
"H-how much d-d-do you want to b.
bet that he willl" inquired the stran.
| ger.
80. wouldn't mind bet OF ten dol
lars"
I'm b-bet you one Thousand d-dol-
lars against two h-hundred. continued
the stranger, as he went down into his
cOat.tail pocket and tished up an enor-
nous wad OF money.
The politician craw6shed on the
ground that he never bet and the stran-
ger looked around and asked:
lis there ANYBODY E-here who W.
wants to b bet tina, Hancock will be p
lectsd? Iii bet him Thousand to
i've hundred,
There were no takers. Then he wav-
ed his wad OF bills on high and said
loudly:
"I'n m-make the s-same b.bet that
Garfield will be defeated"
The crowd looked at each other and
then across the street. each man as
dumb as a clam. The silence lasted for
a minute and then one OF the group re-
marked:
"well, it will probably be close
struggle"
"W-will 1t? III b-bet you a t-thou-
sand to five h-hundred that it won't b.
be"
No one spoke again for thirty sec
onds, and then the remark was made
that both parties were preparing for q
great struggle.
struggle b be darned, | b-bet you
five h-hundred to three h-hundred that
there won't be any struggle" he re
piled.
One or two OF the men showed their
hands into their pockets and jingled
their KEYS, but it ended right there.
When the silence had grown painful the
consumptive asked:
"Do any OF YOU g-gentlemen notice
any i'm impeachment in my speech?
"les."
"P-put up your m-money-onet -thou-
sand to two h-hundred that don't SIS
stutter any more than any OF y-you"
exclaimed the man, as he began to un.
tic the string around his large roll OF
bills.
Not hand moved and after minute
the stranger waved his money and said
loudly:
"Or III b-bet you five h-hundred
even up that DIDO SIS stutter like BIB
blazeS,"
One backed softly into the hall, fol-
lowed by a second and a third and in
minute the stranger was LETT alone.
Then he united the string, peeled two
one dollar bills off the roll and put them
i'm his pocket and threw away the"core,"
which was simply a wad Of blank paper.
Tie had bluifed the crowd over and over
again on exactly two dollars.