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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
MDOCTUS
Genes TO The Front like a.Little s.0:,!Ier
and ''Sails Into Ipso Fa-tO
with VENGEANCE,
III az. a.! rs.

- - y s1ISEa LES, sllFkH-,l
March /, 1Sbl.
= MR,BDFGR.f hopeg5o lwjIhgive
the space in your most valuable
and highly esteemed pdper, in
answer TO an article which APP
Beared III Il recent number. over.
I the signafure- OF 81 Ijso aeto. 2
We wiTf first notice the rsssAcad-
envy upon Which he so 1avislily
scattered his laudaiiOns, that i
stranger might think the writer is
Il student of Miss Burkhead, and
lives III one of those Handsome
dwellings, referred to- Well, i
guess we should not blame '1pso
Facto" for admiring them, as it is
natural for any one to lOye}hQme
on anything whicll resembles the
old homestead. In oar minds,
there is no doubt but while. he
stood reviewing the grove, build
ing, etc, that he could almost see
rthe old soaken BUCKET which
hung in the WelE% And fr9m the
a curacy VIII which he drew t e
Academy aud surroundings, we
are inelinedtO think lie cIieedCd
some OF the water that was in the
well, to- aucnch Che fiery heat of
the red eyed monster which Was
making such sad rava ges upon
his Intellect. All the difference
we can see between the arehi~
lecture OF the Academy buildings
and Of Che home where he spent
.lns childhood days is that the
Academy buildings are of a newer
style than his beloved old resi- |
dencc. He also tells IT'S that a
Mr.. IL. w. S. has cmigrated 10
this neighborho0d, bringing
with him a lovely wife and FIVE
promising clliidren.H Now there
is Il question | Won d like for lpso
FactO TO answer, viz: What posi-
ton does he taket in calling Mr.
II. w. SIS wife lovely" We
cannot see the point; that is, we
don't believe he wants TO do the
fair thing. Andit is ourhumble
opinion that if Mr.. II. w. s. is not
cefg we'll c6nyihccdao of his wife's
he had better emigratr
again. with these remarks, | Will
leave the arena, after saying that
IpsoFactO has seemingly taken a
great interest in educating the
rising gcn9ratio;. 1t is a pity his
father did not take the same view
OF the subject9 e. ut
I@a.sorTy. that ] am nofas wen
cOncerning the numbers
Of children different parties have
as IpsO Facto is; but if my mem
DRY has not tuiled me Mr.. Jim
Lambert has got one child, possibly |
two. Respectfully,
n 81 ISD0eTUs.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
In the Chancery Court of Hardeman County
Tcnn., No. 791 L. y.

In the Chancerv Court of Hardemau County
Tenn, No. 797 K. u.
The State Of Tennessee VS.. J. c. Savage.
G. NJ. Savage. Leanidas Bills, SIrs. b.
Mrkinnie, L. +. Brooks, and L. T..
Adams.
In this c:l'Ise it appearing from the bill
which Is sworn to, that defendants +. T.
Brooks and l.. j Adams are non resident
OF the State of Tennessee, and that an at
tachment has been Issued from this court
and levied upon certain real and personal
property, as the property of J. c. Savage. to
satisfy Judgment obtained by the State al
Tennessee against j. l.. Simpson and his
SIrctics upon his official bond (excelJt J. 7.
Enbanks, who was not sued }, az tax collector
Tor lIar'ienIan county. Tenn, for the wear
1874, for the sum of ihrty-eight hundred
and eleven and 9j-lOO dollars, be.ides in
lerest and costs; part tJf said property being
same conveyed by j. {. Savage to G. NJ
Savage by trust decd November 25th. 1873.
mentioned in said trust As the homestead OF
-. {. Savage, and balance being same c0n-
yeyed by J. Savage 10 said l.. B. adams,
I. +. Brooks and Lconidas Bills bv trust
deed dated May 10Th, SIG, and mentioned
in said trust a. 303 aud 125 acres 1t il
therefore ordered that the said Brooks and
Adams enter their appearance herein ut the
Courthouse, in the town Of b. liyar, Tenn.
on or before the first Monday in April, 1881.
and pleGd, answer or demur to said bill, o:
the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing ex parte as to them; and
that copy OF this order be published once
week for four successive weeks in th'
Bolivar Bulletin This February 25th
1881. JAS. FENTRESS, Jr., {. & II.
Jno. J. Dupuv and Francis Fentress, So
iicitOrs for complaint.
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Mr.. Chag. Helm. the capable an

Mr.. Chas. Helm, the capable and
polite representative Of Bradstreet's
Agency has been in town. for several
days on buslness. ~ ~
Jane Joyner, well known colored
woman Of Bolivar, has just finished
paying for her house and lot sitaate
b. c'l Of AIR. Joy : store and purchased
from Mr.. Aft Coleman She has paid
the rec asked for the place, eight
hundred dollars, by washing and IRON
ing, alone and unaided, and has also
cultivated and made a handsome flow, r
garden at her residence. Those who
need anything in her line should give
her the encouragement she deserves.
She gives this information in order to
let everybody know the facts IN the
case, and no questions asked 1.t.pd.
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DIED.


SHEARIN--Atth the residence of her
husband, Mr. John Shearin, in the 7th
district, Mrs Phronia Shearin, In the
9th year of her age.
Truly good woman died when she
breathed her last. As daughter, wife
and friend she was devotedIY attached
to all her relatives and neighbors, and
led a consecrated Christian life. Her
memory will be tenderly cherished BY
a large circle Of loving friends -
&C. USSERY-Died of diphtheria, on
the 18th of February, 1881, B0bbie:
infant son of w. c. Ussery, in the Tth
district.
R0SE-At his residence in Middle
burg, FEBRUARY 26, 1881, ESQ. r. d.
Rose, in his ferty-second year. He was
taken sick Friday night and died ear
" Saturday morning. Intersuseeption
of the bowels is said to have been The
producing cause of the sudden death
of this noble man. In another place
a tribute found to his memory. Not
only his family is stricken but the
whole community; for. Sam Rose was
dearly loved by all classes and condi-
tons. There was no more reliable
citizen in the county than the worthy
deceased. His memory Will linger
long among the living,
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
State Of Tennessee, Hardeman County.
WM. Mex. Hall
". II. Devers-


w. II. Devers. Attachment
In this cause it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, ". II. Devers, i justly
indebted to the plaintiff, and is a noD-resi-
dent Of the State of Tennessee, - that the
ordinary process OF law cannot be served on
him, and an original attachment having
been levied on his property, ii IS therefore
ordered that publication be made ia the
Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper published in
weeks, commanding the said vs.. W. Deyers
to appear before me OF some other Justice OF
the peace in the town Of Grand junction,
Tenn, at my Office in tho Ist Civil District
of said county, on or by the 4th day OF
August, 1881. and make defense to said
suit against him, or il will be proceeded
with ex parte.- This February 25ih, 1851
W.-D.MAULDIN,
3-2-4t J. Z, of II. C.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Prof Hudson has opened with q
good school attendance
-Ipso fecio, come forward with your
name. Tou are wanted. l'
We regret to hear Of the sickness
Of c. a. Miller Esq! fHTl tf
-Another steam boat started up
ITatchie river last week. No tidings
from her.
We have some excelen articles
in this issue on important topics of
public interest 3
This is Lent. It is holy season
and we hope it will bewisely used and
properly respected.
The handsome young Pulliam, of
the Valley, was in town this week on
important business.
We regret to learn that the VEN
cradle Joe Wilkes, near Whiteville, is
III very low health.
Quite large number of pleasure
seekers left for Memphis on the excur
sion train last Sunday evening.
II. S. Minter has charge of the
school ut Franklin school house. The
attendance Is good. This is an excel
lent neighbOrhood for u school.
Robert Jones, son of Mont. Jones,
Esq, has entered Knoxville Univer-
sity. He is naturally most gifted
youth, and we wish him large success.
The dance and oyster supper, at
tte Fentress House, Friday night, was
well attended. and proved most en-
joyable occasion. The beauty and
chivalry Of our town were there.
Notwithstanding the severe de-
nunciations of numerous correspond
ents in the Memphis Papers, Mardi
Gras was celebrated in that city with a
display of magniicence unprecedented
in any former effort. yellow jack"
has not yet scared away the Carnival.
Bro. r. d. Rose of NIiddlebtr.,, who
died last Friday night, was buried
Sunday afternoon with Pythian honors,
being 4 member ofCrichton Lodge No.
26, Knights ofPyth as. The Lodge at
tended his funeral in body, going
down on the noon train Bro. W. c.
Gray performed the imposing ceremo,
MES in most touching manner, and as
the myrtle was deposited upon the bier
ofthe deceased brother, whose. memo
~ will ever live in the hearts of those
who knew and loved him, many a ten
der chord in the breasts of those pres
ent was sadly affected.
Mrs. II. NJ. Woodson is visiting
her fathers family, Dr.. d. ]. New
bern, previous to locating for the year
IN Arkansas. Her husband is DOW
there, anu she will leave for her new
home in few weeks. It is the wish
Of many chat she would spend the
summer here, as she is such a valuoble
worker in the Ladies Aid Society of
She Methodist chuvehs
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Mrs. John Hughes is visiting her
! friends III town.
Dante and Busticuss are dealing
in plainta talk. Keep cool, 1ge1tlem I.
congratulate Eugene Bond on
his sEedded- bliss. lie is F.H. Mayo's
right bower in Solperyille. He is a
trump.
-Gen1 Nicely is convalieseellt Isp
idly and we are pleased to see it. He
will be ready to dc justice to the per-
simIpbn eropnexttfalE q
Friend J. w Ciarsz writes thus
newsy from Terrell, Texas: you viii
please send me The Bulletin" to this
place ] have a fine place to work
here in the city aud am well pleased;
think il one of the incest little cities ]
ever saw; 1000 inhabitants and plenty
of girls, you know that is what | like.
All Of them are fat and fine; plenty of
good beef too.
-Capf. DANES II. Richardson and
family leave this week for Batesyille,
Ark, where their daughter, Airs. G.
n. Hickers0n, now resides. They
will make Batesville their future hsnle.
We sincerely regret to give up this
most estimable family. They have
long lived here, and have a host of
very warm friends, who will greatly
miss them. We bcspeak for them a
most cordial Welcome in their new
home. 1ayGs.
The venerable Esq. A. N. Lam7
beth and his sons, g. N and Polk
Lambeth, 4, A. Myrick and DIR. w
r. Yopp, Of Middleton, were in town !
on last Saturday. We were pleased
to see these worthy gentlemen. Glad
to know that Esq, Ianbeth's health is
better In his early manhood he was |
one Of the most active and successful
business men in this section. /
THE wife sfR. d. Rose, deceased, |
will get three thousan dollars, the
amount of the insurance. held by her !
husband in the Knights Of I,ytlaias. /
This should move hundreds of hus- /
bands aud brothers to go and do like
wise Join the knights of Pythias
or Knights of Honor. The expense
will be comparatively light as compar-
cd with life INSURANCE rates. This is a
duty you owe your family. Send in.
your application. These institutions
are safe and most helpful. 4
Mr.. Isaac ". Pirtle, most high
ly respected citizen of Clover Port,
was in town this week. 1t is thought
that he has been living in Hardeman
county longer than any one else. He
came hitber March /, 1922, E. p.
AlcNeal November %, 1922, and Pit
ger Miller in ] 1925; so that Sir. Pi.tlc
las been residing here fiity-nine years,
and is now as hale and hearty as a
young man. So much for q clear
and good digestion.
last Sunday afternoon the fol-
owing Knights of-Pythipf went. byI
rain to Middlebprg to attend the bur
al of their deceased brother Il. d.
Rose: s Rev ". &C. Gray, G. A, Mill
sr, w. 7. Armistead, JAS. Fentr Jr.
EEinR Williams, e. H. Partee, S0uth-
ut Dixon Jake Kahn, Wade Harvey
md G. w. Arniistead. They found
large crowd of the relatives and
iricnis of the deceased present to con-
ign to the tomb the remains Of the
highly respected and dearly loved Il.
D. RISE. After the sad rites were
We returned hople saddened
Q reflect that the community and the
Lodge hal lost such a valuable worker
Is brother Rose.
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HONE LECTURE COURSE.

: The Lecture this week, next Friday
evening" is by Rev. John S. Park, the
able minister of the Presbyterian
church, in Bolivar. Subject, PRO
gres." The character of the theme
and the well-known ability Of the Lee
turer viii insure a treat to al who
shall be present. The usual Programme
of music, with some If the finest talent
in town.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures
Dumb Ague.
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ATTENTION.,

Along with this weeks BULLE-
TIN we send a sample copy Of the
Chicago Weekly Nows to each Of
our subscribers. Ask yOur post
master for q copy. You can get
both papers iog one year by paying
only Two dollars. q
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TIE BULLETIN.
THURSDAY, MARCH3, 1851
49, al NEWSPAPFR&

]. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary are consid-
cred as wishing to continue their sub
cription.
,. If subscribers wish their papers
stopped, publishers may continue t9
send them uutil charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse
TO take their papers from the post office
or places where they are sent, they are
held responsible until they settle their
bills and give the notice to discontinue
Il. BsEh
L. If subscribers move to other
places without informing the publisher
they arc held responsible. Notice
should always be given, ON removal.
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InsoIvent Notice.

II AYING this day suggested to the Clerk
4 OF the County Court Of IIardeman
County, Tennessee, the insolvency Of the cs-
late "f W. G. Miller, deceased, notice il
hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to file the same anthem
ticated rs the law requires, with said clerk
IN or before the 25th dav of August, 1881, OF
they will be barred. w NJ. JOHNSON,
Administrator.
This 25th February, 1881. 3-3-4t
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Special Loeals
w. TzRmistesd selling cam,

w TzNmistead selling canned
goods cheaper than any one.
w. T. Armistead pays II cents a
bpshel for Cotton Seed. ~ ~
/ have large lot of cotton Seed
Meal for sale which IS the best COW
food S1.00 per hundred.
TAKE YOUR HIDES, BEEswXx, and
TMLow, tow. I. Armistead. He
wiHpay more than any one else 4!lI
Furs, Hides. Beeswax, and. tallow
can be sold at the highest price to W.
T. AEmistead.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash.

"A lot of common country COWS
and calves. Also several grades OF
Jersey cows and calves. One Jersey
Bull, two full blood Cotswol,t ram
yearlings. tEktElsItls sE6s|
Parties desiring to purchase stock
will do we'll to look at these before
purchasing elsewhere. Apply to
J. w. ALEXANDER
On Polk Farm, two miles Nest of
Bolivar. II.
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St. James Hall.
Second Session cd QUARTER,

Second Session cd QUARTER,
1891, begins at 8 O'Clock
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9th.
Thorough Instruction in all de
partments, and kindly care be-
slowed on pupils entrusted to us.
Pupils, old and new, are re-
quested to be in their places the
first day to organize classes.
Apply to Rev. j. n. Lee, ID. D, =,
Rector. r-E 2 3 If
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The Reason

Why, l. w. Harper's Nelson Coun-
ty Whisky Is preferred above all other
Brands is because it IS the most regu-
lar and most perfect Product, inconS
testably ever made. A long expert
ehce in the manufacture ofthe Harper
tbe large Capital of the DistiIler
which enables him to hold his Whisky
until it has fully matured, together
with the fact that the Whisky is
bought by and shipped to us, direct
from the Distillery accounts for the
unvarying satisfaction it has given
those best educated to a fine Whis-
ky.
Moore & Harvey, Agents, Bolivar.
D. }. Jones, Agent, Toons.
Baird & Bro. Agents, Hickory Val
le5:
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"F
This admirable weekly publication
for the young, is published by James
Elverson, S. w. corner, Eight and
Locust Stress, Philadelphia, at So, 90
per annum.f Tits one Eof the freshest
and most entertaining papers that can
be put in the homes of young people.
Its tone is of high moral character,
and its literary merit is unsurpassed.
The ablest contributors are employed
upon It's columns, and every depart
ment rePlete with appropriate and val
liable information. There are but few
Journals we can safely recommend to, be
placed IN the hmdf-of the youth of our
country, bat GoLDEN DAYS. is an ex-
ception. We cordially commend it to
public favor, We have hqd it in our
family and are delighted witlrit. Send
for a copy.
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Non-Resident Notice.

State Of Tennessee, c, L. Taylor.
aIfar,Icman Conh.y. Il. IIs1wcns.
II y THIS CAUSE it appears by affidavit
"A that the defendant, T. Il. Owens, Is
justly ipdcbiel to the plaintiff and Is; now a
nonresident Of the State, 50 that AN ordi-
nary process of law cannot deserved un l.im
an original attachment having been levied
on his propcrty and a garnshmcnt having
been served on the Memphis x Charlcstor
railroad, 1t is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the Bolivar Bulletin,
newspaper published in the-t town OF Boil
var, f0r fuur Successive weeks, commanding
the said 1. II. Owens TO appear ltfure ElC
or some other juSIi e 81 the peace, IA
my office, in the town of salisbury, in the
Tenth civil district of said county, ON the
18th DAY OF MARCH,, 1881,
aad make defense to- said suit against him.
or it will be proceeded With ex parte.
This, the 2Ist day OF February, 1881.
T. J. CAMP. J. p.
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NOTICE.

have charge of Polk & Yopp's
Furniture and Coffin shop, and am
prepared to Gil all orders for bnrial
cases on short notice.
JoTlN 4. BaKER.
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LECTURE
at st. DANES Hall, Friday EveAing,
March 4tii, 1880 p. n.
PROGRAMME:

/. Musical Ee itai, vocal and Instrumenssi.
?. Lecture, by Erv J. s PARK Subject, PRO
gress"
Tickets, 50 cts; Lady AMI G"nileman, 50 cts. For
sale AZ drug stores car 81 d,nr.
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In the Circuit Court of Hardeman County
Tenn.
No. 1890. No. 1891.
Martin Moore Martin Moore
v ".
D. ". Parran and T. E. Upehaw and
w T Armistead & } l. Polk W. T.Arm;stead
DY VIRTUE II two separate writs of
ID venditioni exponas III the above causes,
to me directed, from II Hon. Circuit Court
Of Hardeman county, Tenn, At the Novcm-
ber term thereof. 1850, ! will sell To the
highest bidder, for cash, 1T the Courthouse
door, IN the town Of Bolivar, ON
SATURDAY, MARCH -, 1881,
the following described real estate, to-wii:
\ lot living in IIardeman county, Tenn,
in Folks addition to the town Of Bolivar
west OF the Mississippi Central railroad
depot, and adjoining the depot grounds,
being the lot in the plan of said Polk addi-
ton which lies farIhest south in tile Y
formed bv the depot land and Jones street.
known as lot No. --, on said plan, levied
ON as the l,rorcrtv of d. w. Parran; also %n
undivided interest Of one-haf belonging to
W. T. Armistead IN Il tract of $50 acres OF
land, the other half of which belongs to l..
Bills, purchased by said Bills and -Armls
tead OF Il. II. Wood, ex'r of }. II. Bills,
deceased, and described As follows, tO-wit:
Being Il portion of $50 acres conveyed by
trustees of tie East Tennessee University
to J. II Bills, and all OF A acres conveyed by
A. Miller to said Bills, being Il part Of
grant 81, lbs to East Tennessee University
in Tenth Surveyors district, range and 3,
section 4, beginning at stake, the north
cost corner OF 200 acres conveyed by the
trustees East Tennessee University To W.
Nuckolls, ON l. Willoughby's south boun-
diary line, runs cast with the same J4A poles
to a sweet giIm, the northwest corner Of
100 acres sold by J. II. Bills 10 I. q. Pat
rick; then south with Patrick's west boun-
Diary line 100 poles to his southwest corner,
then east With Patrick's south boundary
line 1870 poles to a stake, Holly and Red
Oak pointers; then south 81 poles, passing
the northeast corner of II acres sold by
Miller to Bills; then with east boundary Of
said A acres south 10, east "a poles to
southeast corner Of said II acres; then west
I34 poles, passing the southwest corner of
said Il acres, in all 1851 poles to VIM.
Nuckolls' southeast corner; then north pa
poles to the beginning.
Levied on as the property of W. I. Ann
istead. ". VI. FARLEY, Sheriff.
2-I7-4t
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SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1881,
: l.. !,

SATURDAY, MARCfI y, 1881,
The following described
tract of lnnd situated in range !, section >,
of the Tenth Surveyors district and in the
Fourth Civil district Of Hardeman county,
Tenn, and bounded on the north by \. j.
Gambol's home tract, on the east by tlic
lands OF James T IIundley, onsthe south by
a tract of land sold by +. Brown to CLANCY
Harris, cold; on the west 10y Robert X
RuddelP+ lands, containing 20 acres, more
or less, and Is the same land conveyed by
James T. IIundlev to the said \. J. GambOl
in the year 1869 or 1870.
Levied upon as the property Of defendant
4. j. Gambol, TO satisfy this Ii Fa on this
IIth day OF August, 1850.
2-I7-It W. W. FARLEY, Sheriff.
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MARRIED.

, RUDDEE-JONES-At the resi-
1dence Of the brides father, Mr.. r. A.
Jones, near Whiteville, on the 18th
February 1881, Mr. IS. II :, Rnddie
and Miss Mollie Jones, Rex.s W NJ.
Horment officiating. s74r t.-
BOND -CRAWFORD-Near Jack
son, Tenn, February %, 1881, Mr..
Esgene Bond, Of Somerville, formerly
Of Bolivar, and Miss Eddie Crawford,
Rev. G. NJ. Savage officiating.
Reed'sfGiIt EIqa Fonic rau,1o+os
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Wood taken in. payment for Bull
etia- subscription Bfing it on.
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NEW ORLEANS.
MEMPHIS.

COTTON-AlidtIiTIg.-- Co... -. q ~
~ % 81 BOLIVAR.
COTTON-Middling 10 LowNiddlinz 9LS
HIDES-fireen to IL cents Drv IS 10 15rtS
TURKEYS so 81 cents
SEED OATS-55 10 20 cts.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tome assists
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SHERIFFS SALE.

In the Circuit Court of Hardeman County
Tom
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SHERIFFS SHE.



In the Circuit OOuft ct 1iardeman Counts
Tenn.
No. 1882.
J. y. Wilson,
W.
A. J. Gambol.
DY VIRTUE Of a writ Of vcRditioni ex-
ID pnnas in the above cause, to me di-
reetcd from the Hon. Circuit Court of IIar-
deman county, Tenn, at the November
term. 1880, will sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at the Courthouse door in the town
of Bolivar, on
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-03
Golden Days.

Reed'sfGilt Edge Fonic re gulate.
the Bowels.