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NEGROEs COMING NORTH.

Tho Indications arc that tic exodus OF
llcgr0es from tho Southern States, which be-
Rtln two ygnrs ago and was continued to
so,l,c extent last ycnr, will be resumed III tho
coming snring. 1t now appears that the Of
forts made year ago 10 induce tho blacks
who had left Louisiana for Kansas to return
had fnllnt, scarcely 0nu family golng back.
Though they weru pa0r, mid subject tu llarsl-
ships, md were without Mo,ley, tools. or 1'atf-
lta!lons, they preferred all such tards'lips
with tho ownership OF tho la1,d to goEug
bnck 10 tho homes they Ind abandoned. a
century Of slavery had been hardly lcss op-
prcsslye than tho life Of sue.. freedom rs they
were permitted to enjoy In Louisiana, Mis-
slsslppi, and the Cnrolnas. Slavery had
!ts ncrciful slda: llto was protected by law
nrd by tho self-intorcst Of tllo master; but
tic llfo Of tho freedman is Of ITO lnore val,sa
and receives no more protection from the
law or from public opinion tl,an does that of
the beast Of tliD field. 1T fact 1t is clniMct
that terrorism enforced by repeated brutality
Is essential for the safuty Of the wlIito raca
md tho only protection against "ngger
domlnatlon."
Tho exodus OF 1880 will be better conducted
than those which havu preceded It. Tho COL
Oreh people who will depart this ycnr will
leave their homes with 80 mitch of their lust
two years' earnings rs they hnve been nblo to
snve. They will COINS North to better
their condition, and particularly to bo
free. They come not rs paupers or
btEgars, but ns ablo-botltcd laborers,
seeking by hard Industry to secure
permanent homes; and who can Object?
They COME 10 tho Northwest for the cssa'no,
lnotIys that lntlucHt ahc white e.alarants'
from Virginia, Kentucky, the Carollnas. nlnl
ali tie Southern States to find homes In
OhIo, 1ndlnn;,, Illinois, a,nl Iuwa. Ttuy
camo where they could get land md would
be their own masters, md whcro their povcr-
ty and necessity for labor would not be
social badge Of disgrace, rs 1t WIS Iii tho
South. Why should not tho cof0red freemen
be moved by the same hopes MD aspirations
and pride rs tho poor willie men of the South
WIN preceded tho,np Thu Northern States arc
largely pcopled by tile llardy iaborers Of
Germany, Ireland, and Scandinavia, who
| l,ave como hero to bo owners OF land anil to
| l,n freq lnon IN FREQ country. Tho New
| England States anil tie Eastern md Middle
States lave sont hitlsor Of their people,.
who hare CONS t0 better their COLI
ditio,t. Why Is It surprising TINT tho
negroes should be governed by the san1o
| feelings and should take the same methods :
This exodus will 10 ol, year after year until
such tfde rs tho negro can find tho sumo pro.
lection, the susne safety, the sa'tie personal
and political freedom Mt the Suutll that he
can find ut the North, aila call rs freely be-
come tho owner Of tho soil liz cuitivatcs
/ -. a..
, 1880-12-27

ions Kfr.1.y's evening organ III New York
Ind Christmas contributions from tho lsrr. DR..
llupworti,. tho tiov, Hubert Cotlyer Sarah f'crn-
hartts, Jnhn MeCaltutlgh, Thslrlnw Weed. Mnry
AntJcraon, MngYlo Mitchell, Dclnunlro, Juliet
CUrsu,, "The l>etrnft Fitc t'rrsa Num-" M'nc.
sahlAu, sayint. at!d u t,ost Of ostor rronllnont
writer's, "forminx taa tro roatlvertlscmonts stntesl
the xreQtost nrrny vi fNlont over concentrated
In tho single lRs'lo Of n newspaper" Oddly
cnsslRh, tho Iltrlld printed tho advertisements.
VIII II now prtH.ccd to tlcnollncu tho contrib
uturs ns supporters Ut III piper th,.t totaslea
wntI1rn''f
, 1880-12-27

THE Soutli Curalina railroads, according
TO tho recent report uf liullrund Commissioner
l|ullhul,. uru fncrcRsEug the!r htalncss MD net
earnings, 1'haro nro sovuntcon rl!lruads III
operation III tho StntG, with. total length, cx-
ctnstyn of st1!ngs. uf ,,07i l.!cs. The total OK
prtlsu for running these for ls60 waa st:
tho total tnco1nu waa stDEt,U14: not cummings,
sl,I57,37. Lust ycnr tho tutnl oxpunso WIS s3,-
0a4.;liG; xrIss i,lcnme, tsDoS,sE, net cnrnlnEs.
sDl0,bIGs Thus sl,,wlnH not unity III i,lotellsc Ut
business amounting to nearly II por ecnt, but
MI increase Of prott OF noariy 10 per cent.
, 1880-12-27

A. BEn11N correspondent of tho London
Standard says tl.at Prince BIsmarck Is Writ
ually Regent OF the Empire. Tho Emperor's
health Is very much broken, niri no disturb
lng news Is permitted to rcach him except
with the consent or approval Ut Prince nIs-
luarcl, a censorship Of this kind exercised
OH thu Emperor puts tho possessor Of 1t lii "
postt1on o. real hover behind and before the
, 1880-12-27

tho s,tlIsy. 4 rnslrmi IL Fresno Flat will retlcr
tho trip 10 Yosntto fur less Formidable. II will
IN fnot pit II Within tho roach Ut nInNat nvery-
lMsly. "iAt," snys tho sacramento Uston, "wa
arc x1n.l thut tho now Company dnns not fntond
To cnrry tho line my nUAr9r tho valloy tEinIi
Frrsno Flat. tnr VIC nro convinced tint 10 h1 ",
wttll 10 to ,lcstrt,y nil tho pIeturcs1ucness md
ctlurn, VI tho magnificent sootiery. at,tl to rob
TINT marvellous valley Ut ita POETRY and n,a1os-
, 1880-12-27

offered without discrimination ns bctween
individuals. Int writ Ut man.lamus WIS
held 10 ho m 'nprober remedy, rs raslroad
companies cannot be compelled to perform
my service. rho only remedy for nEgricyc.l
persons Is to suu for damages, Wien tho rule
nboyv notetl will be enforced BY tho courts.
, 1880-12-27

SOME harmless lunntlcs III Manitoba nro
still nursing tho project to have Il new route
10 tho scaboard and Europe opened UP
through lIutlsotl's Bay. II tho ocean would
freeze up and the 1'rosscr car could bc put OIL
skates there would be chance Of making
the now line useful. There arc fully ten
months In tho year when tho Ice In llutlson's
Bay Is perfectly safe.
, 1880-12-27
PUBLIC OPINION,

Harper's Weekly: Secretary 8churz cer-
tat1ly glvea good rcasons tor hls opinion, and ho
Yoes,a to ~ to Aefulh httns1f cunclustvc!Y
axaA,at all chargos Ut rvmIssness or Injustice.
lndocd, tho country aud the ln4ians
, 1880-12-27

ONE would suppose from the Chrtstmas
editorials lA tha newspapers lAat yule loxs nud
mstluto0 bn1yhs aud holly wegu colun,on oEna-
lnants In this seasoll, whereas there IL not ono
Amertoan oltlzou III thousand who knows a
yulo 10y frum hosao-blQok, or a mstlatoe
bouxh from s[40 Of bac11,.
, 1880-12-27

tfn$tH rrrJt1
lfo''' III. ""."o'H".'e son.ee, wv ."sot.pio
Onlcns for Greece, and Indicate TINT tho GlAC-
stone Government feels tho responsibilities
resting upon 1t, to wEtch 1t was committed
by tile action Of the Government ut the t'lno
Ut tho Rtsso-Iurkisll war, md that rs Eli
gland Is tho champion OF Greece, having as
suEnctl that duty nftcr tllu failure OF France.
sl'o will protect ltcr In acquiring the rights
which l,ave been promised ler SO long.
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The NATIONAL LIBRARY" bohEmE.
Among tho projects fof s1aafldoflnE pnnllo
money to como before Congress after inc
Holidays IS tlie pfoposcu erection OF q new
building f"r National Library. Ihls
scheme Inns already lsattu cons'ttcrabIe head-
why It las enlisted snfprlsngly actlse
SUPPORT frons senator voorhees,, "ho IS INC
C'alT'lah VI NV oolHL i'n1"is .oh'i1ltaee" ~
Congress- Ral It las tho backlnE Of I'LL tl'e
lnhnehce Which MI. oponoti' uio Aosa1'"''
ut Congress, Gun bring 10 II. lhe lattefM
we'gl!ty, because Nlf' spohoia lrea"ehl'y
serves rs TIC sta'f upon WHICH lame aila
lialting Congressman 'oat' wllcn they prepare
tllelr speeches. ING prnpos'1lfla IL 10 'oca'a
ttenew building OIL Judiciary st!lsarc, wl!lrh
IL about half h'lio from THO capitol.
down hill aiul thel BACK up the
hill. amt the purpose IS 10 statt OH
with NIL estimate of sa'ooo'ouo Ms the cost OF
the structure; What tho act1ai expenditure
slnll be III tho entl no min can foratelI. Il
Commission of three expurts, consisting Ut
Edward Clnrk, the present CApitol architect,
Alexander II. Esty, anil j. IL. S'nit'lneycr,
hnyo nlrcady reported favoraby upon tic
srhellle, and rln1ls nro renuy for adoption.
, 1880-12-27

THE 6uptolno Court Of Missouri, Whiie
nl3rmluX tho right Ut lltixants In court to cum,
pul Telegraph companies to produco dlspAtches
, 1880-12-27

tle lhi'fts Us seefeta''y nen"f4 INV sAo~h.
,"'usE1.!e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inu e..tti"n
=. 49,. . .,'t, "' ''o -" ~ 80 49,. vs., ' n'' .,''R'
mri thn " H., IN hnpn ~ .s; Y. ,.
tHrntsl tho Southern tninl i, business.
stutfsn,, fyts1 1,c,,u,crt. Tin pr,n,
,h,nr rrr +t,a ,',,,,,a,,t, ,,". ~ In !. -, s..,
NH t,r lin ,vn, ~ .,,, r,.,,;,n,I, ,vhIo ,i,t
nccas, rI,v ,,r,, ~, mn, ,,,,,,,s'n MI II. .o..
ictrjmrB II tho of,i or9Mnizut;nn viii Eiyo nj, an.
purtunity.,
A 1'orttanl cnrrcs nn,,t!cnt of fin rhltnttcL
nhta p,xxx aayn Mr. Inle n nrr,nIn II, hc elcc,nh
Snuntor fr,,t,, Mu,nr. llis a,,rce.a nvcr f.nn.
arass,nnn Tryc IN snli II, In mint ,tnc IN l,,,
ilur ,t,at Air. Ervo rn, srrrt, III. ,,urtv 1,nst h,
,cn,.tG,rn l., ,,,n tt,-,.a r,,,, .,,,,,,''. ~.
;rmnst ,s.,tns, ~ ~ f,r H. snnHar. @ ,nah't"s tn ~
y my msnent .,,a, Eas.aan !'in!l wn - n"ntca tnt
Meslcri, nh nm vii y be - chssst, h 1 speakcr, Ike 't WING
~ s"'ts y: ~ ~ '"rtn "'''S oo ""t"Aohlstld
X. q. Whites ccstasy aEuut Sara Bern.
hurdt: No ncsscss Tint remainder ia hor or,uu
Il, ,h ,.ss',m,,,Ia, 'Y o,,@ oc "cs,",n i Jy o. tn
~ NY "est'plu', . " " "h'A W tc"'t,o 1oS. N
c,,nIion. tho ovo. md - linz -; ,,at mum nnd
snrtlI,, visuvc vhfrl, ,cs t,,o stJlI nf nut,t"rs
md ahn,ucs Tho mr.. or nhnttlvt,,,hy tcct,n,n m.
gplic, worthy oil N,phnel's cs,ticcptlon Of n
pi,urtb. .Hnch Il radiation ut purity ind tendcr-
nGss, huon ~ nuAnn'nnlcnt ~ slih!,le cDnn.iin9i
il, nnw forn' ~ "r r"t,s" a,.o,; T., vSr,
,T..,t.,.r,. .,,a...,.,.. 49,. 49,. 7,.-.s,,.
..,, No'u1lon q u'spAtcA u seW 10TH iicFatd:
tho e"lthoth nc8r'' ~ "Moo.'ute'ly 'Ho Inoss
aoe'le; ai'a on tfo whalc, INC hest peasant hoor-
eF III tao "otlu' uut tno soutnorh "hlte u"es not
no inhuman Intention nj oil. IN regarding bim
merely ia thu representative u 10 tnnny balcs
Of cotton to tho mai, and thp b,ack frco mnl,,
& Mu tu,.s . LIE. y 'de @ ~ ~ .1. ~ @ ~ ~
nirnnt t G s ~ }r, y ~ ~ s"uf,,m"t It'll ~
HuNNtGHa" !" lsTuhAl'OS Va Nctttht9 4Vtt s!Jii
, 1880-12-27

Miscellaneous. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ',csIt7
Total paid l.n................... In. s.,oII ,0ete |
ru .d,,,,,,n - III, ,.,,,,, ra,, s,,,n, =,
tho .rran.,,rv Mr ,rir1ia I,ou roo,,,n.,,Ird
thrn,,,, tI,n 'rvost,vn,I,n NJ ,;s ,w",,ts :, ri.
,,,a,,o, nt oxnansos T., I'm n,,'.', NJ t.n,'a,t.
ors md \ ,,rrntsors onutvu,omt nrmoat -, ,ho
,',a 10y - '..ss i,a"a,.'.'",,t ~ I,,.,s,a
.r''n ,,es.o.,'.,, ,,,s,nnsa 1.,,a.
a;T ,.:,st ''s. Isa .."'.a'.., sa"s
t,,a ,.%e tna ,,',,s,o, ,,u,,,",s .na
ttle pteceu't'1 Seh. tne ts'oico s'l"ool ule
, 1880-12-27

l1nverly'a 'rhenfre. .....
renrhorn street. enrror OF Monroe. EnraEetnent
sf N!ce's combination. "Tho Now Ernngel!ne.'
, 1880-12-27

POSTAGE.

Entered nj tit post-tet 1t. chicago, ill., n s<eond-
Cidis HfatttF.
For tllr hennHt Of Hur patrons who eatro to soma
p,,u1u copies " TIE TltnUNx through tic mali NO
Rtvp hnrvwttn tilt tfnnHent tat0 Ut postage:
EnnsItte. Per Ntnu.
Eight and Tvetvc taGo Iaprr.. cents
klxecn inRe cents.
FfrkI1l4
Eirht and rwe!yo f'aHh faper........,....'4 eenL.
et1tG0H rA4b E9Hts
, 1880-12-27

Olympic rhentrn.
Clark Ftrcet batwnen l.nko and itnnda1pt,. Engage
nent of Mlltun Spbios. ~ Ainn Of tho People,"
, 1880-12-27

NtcYlcker'w Ttientre.
Madison atfcct. botween State and Dearborn.
ENgAeemcnt Ut JtoFrnla1N.
, 1880-12-27

New Academy 0r Mu*tc.
Unlisted strout, nuar aindlsnn West Side. EnGn9e'
D,ent Of {, ", Harry. "EAcnrnu from HtrR SuK."
, 1880-12-27

Trr cnirAno TufBuAH l'as established hsnneh
Offices fr tho receipt u subscriptions and AdEcrtse-
n,cnts ns follows:
NEW yuItK-ltoo,u 70 Tribune Building. F.T. Nc
fAnnES, Manager. .. .. .
Ui.AeGtiW, Scot1and-AlIans American Ncws
Agsney, II licnheId.st -..-..--
LONDON. EnH.--Amuricnn Exchange ~ Strand.
1lkSNT r. uti.1.iI. Agent.
WASHINGTON. D. E.--i1in + stroot
, 1880-12-27
G4,e GttI>a1>te.


bf afAlt@-1N ApyAScE--IOsTA1E PREPAID.
S}AllY Einn. tcHr. A2sWy
E.arta Of year Fnf n,,nth, 1tND
t)nl1y htd HnndAF, DhG yeMF. 1A.
1ursdsJ. Thursday, and ah!urday paE yoar.. M'Dn n
HnnEtnJ, Wnin etlny, htld Friday. pcf yohr.. a.UV
tundhj, 11.paRo ttltt!on pot yaae &'oV
WEEKLY ED1T1uN-r0sTEAtb.
0nk copy. ref JGar A'S
tlnt or nfG
1wetty. y.Hnp copca. xo'VN
kpectfncn cnrlcs sent lrcu. ..'..
five Fustunlcu address IN tul, including County
and HtatG.
1tsnitanccs may m nla1o either hY draft oxnross,
rpstOdrc osier, or In rcatstertl eter 1t our tlAk.
To CRY SUBSCRIBERS.
rstfy,deyarcd Sunday excepted ~ cents ror wcrk.
Dnl1y,deYcrcd etlndhy Included. no cHnls ptr Week-
AddFnxa THE TlttHOSE tUMlASf.
Corner Madison and t'oarbDrn- -ste. ChIc;tro. III.
, 1880-12-27

AaiUsE>tENTs. a

AAiUsEAtt:NrS.
-
rIontcy'a 'Hhentre. =
Randolph street, bctwcon Clark and In salin En-
suscncnt OF Jarrett and Klco'a cuinrany. "Fun on
tl,o llr(eut."
, 1880-12-27

CHIEF T1NGLE ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mr.. A. X. Ttngle, Chief Of tho Division Of
Spectal Agnnts Of tho Treasury Department,
tn lsts report to tho Secretary makes II very
crctlitable showing of tic operations of Ills
Department for the fiscal year ended Jano
10, 1850. With twcnty-uight employees ut atl
expense Of So,,o00, III round numbers, he
l.as, by cooperating with the Collectors md
Appraisers nf Customs, savcll tn the Treasury
upwards of 81, D0. Following is tho
tnblU of ltcuis:
Seizures, fines, md suts............ 5 x, Bt8.fD
Duties nntl Increased duties TN nj. .
vnnccl values. ............ ....... 10s.22si7.ih
1nGruuEctl duties I'll sligAv ........... H7.Ul
Miscellaneous. Observation-Disclosures. l,GHtB7
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01

Do not forget the S100 size German
Cologne now 70 cents. e. u. Moore. st
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01
MIDDLETON TENN


DEAR SIR. I have concluded to give
you few lines in describing a few things
which we the people of Middleton are ex-
pecting and looking for during the time for
joy and festivity. Well the first and most
attractive IN expectation, now is the
Christmas Tree which our good people are
busy at work on. The tree is now in posi-
ton in the church house. 1t is a very
beautiful holly bush, clothed in beautiful
green and its proportions are most excellent
Its whole appearance looks as if it were
just from under the supervision of God, and
he had designed it especially for an occa-
sion of this kind.
The church house is beautifully decora-
ted with evergreen, which looks gay and
beautiful as a spring morning. The ar
ranging the Tree aud House believe is be-
ing done by Mrs. Bell Sasser, Lizzie Beck
and Jennie Lambeth. The little folks have
not been idle in the performance of the
work, the boys gathered the evergreen and
girls entwined them on the strings. and so
this part of the scene stands to night. We
our country friends in to see US, for the pur-
pose of fitting themselves up in some way
to spend christmas. Many Of them are tax
ing home with them q little of the
Spirits that are bought with money, and
quite a number have been under Its infu.
ence before leaving the place. We have had
fine trade this season, more cotton sold
here up to this date than on the season last
year and our Merchants are seen to make
an effort to swap as many goods for 1t as any
other set in the County, this is also in ex-
pectation. l some times think there is more
real enjoyment in the expectation of any
good thing than in the possession, this is a
debateable question.
We also have several weddings in eXpec-
tation in these parts. 1 suppose every
thing in the future with those going to wed
looks bright and blissful, notwithstanding
there is a dark side to all this.
Well, I notice several pieces in your pa
per about that large pumpkin raised over on
Piney l believe. We have a few pumpkins
up in this part OF Hardeman Mr.. Tip Hud-
son is the energetic farmer who raised them
and by the way he is tolerably young man,
good looking and is a widower, and might be
expected to marry, Well, to get backto the
pumpkins. I was passing his field some time
ago and saw a great many pumpkins in the
field and some very large, several noticed
at a distance they looked larger than your
Piney one. saw it in your office, after
! a few days I met Mr.. Hudson and asked
him why he had not hauled these pumpkins
in, he told me he had hauled wagon loads o.
the best home and neighbors had gathered
several loads, and still there was left such
as l saw, he also said he found one that he
tried to take up in his arms but it was sc
large his arms would not around it, and he
failed to pick it up. l will state for tht
consideration of the lBdies that he is nc
Tom Thumb of a man and has long arm,
| More Anon. FRANK LAMBETH.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01
Correspondence.
HONEY GROVE, near Medon,

Dec. 9th, 1879.
Mr.. EDIToR-NYe are having an album
dance Of rain and more coming. Farmers
need some good weather now to finish pick
ing the remainder of their cotton. Crops
have yielded finely this season and the peo-
pie are feeling more prosperous by reason of
this abundance. Another year like this will
really make times old-fashioned good.
We are sorry to see 50 little wheat planted.
The farmers must not expect to eat any
-four bread next season. Financially, be-
lieve our people in this section are throw
ing of some of their deb,-burdens and get
ting rid Of old weights No one going to
Texas or to Arkansas. Those heretofore in
clined to move have purchased homesteads
and are content TO remain.
The health of this country is wonderfully
good. Physicians at leisure, hunting etc.
Mrs. Hearn, Daughter of r. S. Rainey,
just returned from Texas. She gives a
glowing account Of affairs in that State
The Changers are still alive and many
substantial farmers are joining them. The
Grange is held at Pleasant Grove church.
Our schools taught by A W. Simmons, who
is competent and popular. Success TO him.
Much marrying and more counting. We
have had a merry christmas Your paper
is welcome visitor all through this coun-
try. w. II. SIMMONS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01
COME ON.
T. J. R u FIN,
DEALER IN

Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ready
made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Queensware and Cutlery.
Have secured nice assortment of Ladies'
Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, almost to
give away. The ladies are especially in
vited to call and examine them.
CONSTANTLY KEEP ON HAND
Sugar, Coffee, Flour, Molasses, Nails and
Farming Keeps the famous
Oliver Chilled Plow Goods sold at prices
hitherto unknown in this market. Cooking
stoves at Manufacturers prices.
take pleasure in calling the attention OF
my old customers and the public generally
to my large and varied fall and winter stock
which 1 bought before the recent advance,
consequently, can and will sell cheaper than
NV competitors who have recently bought
their stock at greatly advanced prices You viii be
told by them that my stock isold, but believe it not.
have not been handling dry goods but short time
where I now occupy, and my stock was ali laid in
fresh then, when goods we're a great deal cheaper
then than now, which enables me 10 undersell
present prices, DeSlueS nave NOT 5oHS 10 any ~
pense rebuilding or renovating which enables me
to underseH those who have incurred heavy ex-
penses in building, etc. And as am giving my
personal attention the selling Of goods and viii
buy cotton at liberal prices from those who patron
ize me- take pleasure in saying that have Sc
cured the services of Willie Williams most popu-
lar young man, and am prepared to offer great
bargains in cheap and desirable Dry Goods, &C.
am now receiving and fresh Goods of the latest
STYLES from the Eastern markets. am head quar-
tiers for Good Goods and cheap Goods.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01
The Art
OF
PRESERVING HEALTH,

Reasons whole pleasure and all the
joys ofsense lie in three words, Health,
Peace and Competence. But health
consists of Temperance alone.
Ifyou wish to be restored to good
health once more, use the Far-famed
Great Indian Star Remedy.
Q! thou cheerful guardian of the roll
ing years; you place before suffering
humanity the Wonder of Wonders, the
Great Diseased estroyer, The far-famed
Indian Star Remedy.
Whether thou wanderest on the
Western gale or sh&kest on the rigid
pinions of the North, diffuse life and
vigor through the tracks of air and
through earth and oceans deep domain.
Tell it to all around that health anC
happiness are to be found in using tht
Great Indian Star Remedy.
A healthful mind in a sound BODY
is the work of this wonderful medicine
/ Call at Moore & Harvey's and get
bottle. f. w. WELLS,
Manufacturer, Bolivar Tenn.
!
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01
MARR HE'D.

On Dec. 31st, at the residence of the brides
father, VIM. Taylor, Gray's Creek, Mr.. Jno.
T. Smith and Miss Laura Taylor.
By Esq. j. II. Franklin, at his residence
in the 9Th District Dec. 18th Richard Ku.
kendall and Miss George Kugkendall
At the residence of the brides father, Mr..
n. Terry, near U Bet, Tenn, December 23rd,
1879, Mr.. John w Glass to Miss Mary Su-
san Terry. w. T. F. Thompson officiating.
At the residence Of the brides father Mr..
J. C. Dickson, near q Bet, Tenn, Dec. 9th
1879, Mr.. VIM. S. Patrick to Miss c. A. s.
Dixon. w. 7. F. Thompson, Esq. oficia-
ling.
At the residence Of the brides mother in
the oh District, Dec 18th 1879, Mr.. Eugene
KyEer to Miss Matte Hines Rev. L. A.
West officiating.
At the residence Of Albert Hensely, near
U Bet, Dec. %, 1879, Mr.. G. w. HenseIy 90
Miss Louisa J. Box. Rev. .. A West Off
ciallng.
On Dee. 18Th, at the residence Of Thos.
Sadler, in the 9TH District, VIM. Peters and
Miss Rachel Hail. Esq, J. II. FrmkIin,
officiating.
At the residence OF the brides brother, in
this county, on the 18th instant, by the Rev.
Mr. Myers, Mr.. w. E. CIum, of Benton coun
ty Mississippi and Miss Olivia NunnalIy,
of Hardeman.
On December 18th, 1879, at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr. J. NJ. Click, near
Whitesboro, Grayson County, Texas, by the
Rev. Mr.. Viers, Mr.. David Evans, to Mis-.
Mary F. Click aI of Grayson County, Tex
/ rs.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01

Just received IA Bottles Of MOrphine at
f. D. Moore's.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01
Parents Read This.

Nine-tenths of all the sickness of child
hood is caused by worms. Thousands of
children die yearly from worms in the
stomach, that could be saved by the timely
use of PARKER'S SANTONINE WORM
LOZENGES. They have saved thousands
OF children. They drive out the worms
without pain-they cleanse the stomach,
and make the little ones bloom and blossom
as the rose. They are the finest and best
medicine ever made. Thousands of parents
all over the land use nothing but PARK
ER'S Lozenges. Try them in preference to
Lnything else for worms. Try PARKER'S
Lozenges. Buy nothing but PARKER'S.
Give no other worm Medicine to children
but zenges.-They are the cheap
est, best and safest. Sold by your druggists.
r. NJ. Hammer, Moore & Harvey, DR.. E. D.
Moore. Dec 18th
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01

Nice lot Of gold pens at E. D. Moore
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-01-01

The S. c. Club OF Bolivar gave an elegant
entertainment last Friday evening at the
hospitable residence OF c. A. Miller, ESQ.
This club is composed OF ladies and of
c lurse, success was assured. At an early
hour Tie spacious mansion was crowded
with the gallaut and fair ones Of Bolivar
and the surrounding country. jackson,
Someryille, La Grange ICONS and other
points were wen represented. The hall
pJrlors and dining room were beautifully
ornamentcd with evergreens and appropri'
ate notices. The supper was collection Of
choice dishes both in meats au5 sweets
Dancing was kept up until after midnight
and the festive jewellers ON leaving congrat
ulated the ladies ON The conspicuous success
q ;he FIRST meeting Of this popular club.