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, 1881-09-21
PERSONALS.


John q. Whittier, the poet, Is III TX healta
again.
Miss Margaret Hicks Is said to bo tl'e atss
lady who baa Rdoptad tho profession ol Assn. 1us.
seetuEe., Bho was graduated recently 'Foa W.
nell University.
Prof. aoldwIn Smith says tlat sllero - ~
truth In bis reported appointment " NV
Sor Il ihe nsaIvfy Of Wostnllatcr:e
Le Napoleon, Of par!s, the or91'n Of fl.!is r.. ~
3aroMa Napoleon. dontea the sta&ot'ent ,%a.,n -.
D,xira thaa tho Prince Ia prcuarlng ma,tteaMaoo aao
relJouavtng his clalm to the Leadership VI NV
nQnapartlsts.
Whom tho King Of Dal,onlcy was III '11o h" ,%'-
RlEsh sutleuleut on tho eaast ho INV ~ s, Inn.
Aaytnv hts boots baokesl. The htng nlaa n"p "n'l
pom to hayo my soaos nn, but b. WalsS sn stsje
haI ills baro test polished. lI' ooeaa S'n4 '''
With any ut 'Gua. ,..
Tho last ut tho Cormwal'Es fnmtly Is LAM sss
tloImcstlllo, youny. pretty, and vi'aeoas ,,,nr.
IL tnarred 10 Y snAa who IL greatly ae9 ,ho
and be IL paEJ to abJuct to her attenut6 tea,Mr6 at-
Yorktown csatsnnial. for foar o' 'o'
The members of tho Etncry fanny r+e IN
tho!r third aununl reunion In Dover, a. s,,t,s
tho 9Th lust, representatives tEo'u n'to ,,,,.,n
buluy present. Theru wins, of coussc' ,,ra and
faulty Rorlncatlnn. A rupor on ,i!nIov,.s' !no Mr.,
l0tnre ii Eller Joshua Emery. " nas"tus r.'si III
prsparsa by Tho i!os. y. ); Etas' ,s!r~' Tuo sub-
tuet Ut tha sketch WAs tho ht6t ;tht,,,l RE
In tho Htnte and s4ryed hts penpld "a'ut VI " ntw
MupcEutjpi, 4I,4t paid one-hatf the eost .Ia ru,A
aueetiny- huusv. The sama senusp"' ~'
, 1881-09-21

GESr1.EyEN Of tho dramatic persuasion
who ilavu ucoaston to visit Mtddlotown, O.. will
tlu well to bo eumewhat caruful ns to tho mnn-
rcr Ii which they oonduet themselves wh1le
thero. Inst week Cleveland un.notty company
visited Mi,ldlctow1i, md one or its mo,nIcrs, a
yol,ng man untncd Livingstone, objected whnt is
known III tho classic language ot tho atngo az a
"rlnsh," tho victim Of Ills setlnctivonoEs being
Miss Annie Xiltox, who had previously on.
ohrIned IN her hoart tho Image OF Elmer nur-
nett When tho Inst menuoned person dtscov-
cred TINT ho bud betn superseded In tho alroc.
lions Of tho young Indy by tho Cleveland expo
nont OF comedy. ho naturally felt ngRrlevcd, md
slxhol for revenge. Th1a ho secured by meeting
Misc XtIllox and Ar. Livingstone while thoy wcro
st:uliinH aonG tho street ono Aftornoon, and
hntnmcrtng tho fcaturcs OF tho actor TO point
where it WIS itnpossble to tell whethar they
belonged to n cotorcu man or a Caucnstall. With
Inost pcop!o this would hRyo sut1lcod, hut Mr..
Burnett was mt ltko most people. for OH tho
following tlay, whom tho Cleveland oosnu<1y com.
pnny WIS on tho trniI, nn1 reaty to loaya Midi
Lictown. Ilurnett and Bovoral companions came
to tho dcpot md proceeded to thu1np tho ontiro
maEo portion OF the organization. III desorlblug
tho soone reporter says that "ptstola were
brandishcd, sl,nYshots, brass horns, knuck1ca,
canes, fists. md valisos were frooy usud by
both parties" 1t Is plain that in Ohio tho
drama tic profession Is nm exciting QUE.
, 1881-09-21

TIE Prince Of Wales md Queen Victoria
are inst now enjoying ono of Tho rows which
have been 50 frequent since the Prince
reached the ugo Of manhood nld began to
assert himself little. With tho possible cx-
ccptInn Ut thu Princess Louise, tho other
children Of the Queen hnyo always oboyctt
the royal boilcsts In tho most prompt mid
etl,fylnv n,nnnor, possibly because It Is 4
we'll known fact that any opposition 10 tMeir
mothers wishes is certniu 10 PRODUCE the
most unpleasant consequences. The Prince
Ut Wales, like n,ost Engftslnnou, IL fund Of
horsc-rnclng ard other out-of-toor sports
things which the Qneun cun neither under
stalid nor enjoy. Not long ago some Ger
man parsonage of royul blood saw III 10
die, aud tho English court fnttMlxe1
, 1881-09-21

Tho death Of Con. Garfield ut Long I]rancI,,
It wns supposed, made 1t necessary tl!ut tslo
inquest rs to tho cause ot his death should
take pIaco In tic Stare OF Now Jersey. 1t
was given out ttut tic Coroner Uf Monmouth
County, in which Long nranch IL Sit
untcl, would uc)na1ltl that Gn!tea,l bU d.
!lyoro.l to him that lio DO examined hy tho
Coroner's Jury. Upon tho verdict of tlIs
jury tint tho President died from thu effects
Of u gunshot yyounl Inflicted By Qulteat, 1t
was oxuuoieA TINT tho latter would be fe],l
by the New Jersey authorities 10 answer III
thut State tho crlne Of murder.
III tB59 4 Ella,l WIS wounded In New York
alld was removed to Nnw Jersey, where llu
died. and tho perso} who |nletcd tho wound
was Indicted ai,I tried In Now Jdrspy, but
tia Supreme Court OF tlat Stato hell that
Now jersuy l,ntl no jurist!!utiouF over tl.e
crIu,c, the accused not having done any net
In Nuw Jersey. A. tow ypars agn \ person
was grossly injured IN philadelphia, md wis
carried over to Camden. N. j., where l,e
died. 'rlle person Inlllct!ns tho wounds was
takun to Nuw Jersay, where he was trlc,l,
convicted, and llaugod, the Supreme Court
holding tliat New Jersey lad Jurisdiction Mt
co,uluon law. SiMcQ tho,', III 1871, thu I.egis-
lntlro enacted statute applying tu this very
condition Of circumstances. Tho section OF
this statute rea.is astoilows;
HEu. 10. Wherp any rersoH shall 10 folnntous.y
stricken ur pps4,nelS upon the tstl. mr. ut any
shnll tlta Ut tho sAt0 struk0 nF pnIsvnulx within
ths jnrlsdlctlon of ibis State, q Whero any por.
sa sns H. " fs9s"' 'ths*s s st sr ss
II III; p!sao ri o w jasss!!oS ii q IT this II
, 1881-09-21

tho executive, Legislative, and julIclal func-
tlons arc separated! anil nsa!gnctt 10 dtreront
bodies, Ia, OIL tho whole. iniinitly preferable.
II tho thing wero to 10 tiono oyur nghin, tho
American Constitution would scarcoly att,nlt.
Of Improvement. unless It Should 10 MI OK
tension of tho 1'rcsl,lcnt's term to stx yants
with stipulation TINT llo Should mt 10
eligible to reflection.
Thu Anerlca, Congress lias lttlo 10 learn
from tile British l'arlla,nehta rs to methods of
ttoing business. It would be we'll II TINT tle-
lustnll, which tho ltnitators ot John Bull
llnye tlone so m,lcl, to spread, sllu.ll bv
shattered Mt once md foroyer.
, 1881-09-21

rur crfcAuo THturSE hns established branch
olcea for tho receipt Of subscriptions adVerso-
n1cpts NJ fol1owa:
NEW YUtK-l{oom 70 Tribune Building. FIT. Mo
FADpTs, Manager.
uLAsuoW, scpt1nnd-Allnn's American News
Agency. II iienhsid.st
LUSUuS+ EnR.-Amoricnn Exchango. ~ sHnnd.
uEsMt =. GIL1fu, Aaunt
WASHINGTON, H. C.-i3ln strenk.
, 1881-09-21
4 TRUE HAN AND WOMAN.

III retlecttng upon tito death Ut tho late
President, there IL ono tllonght that COMES
lppern,ust In tho mind, and 1t tnlscs tho form
Of tho question, Whit compensation Is there
In this great bereavement pa bereavement
50 Overwhelming, so far-rcach!ng ln Its sud
influences that every UNI. feels not unly that
tic country Inns lost Its Chief Magistrate
when It most needed him, bnt TINT the loss Is
Il personal one. 1t Is rs II tlcath hnu entorrd
Into each home. It IL tho feeling not ntnl,e
TINT the good President lies still aud itfeless
by tic sca, but That ono OF our own love.l
oues passed away tn tho silent watches OF
tic night and now lies III tho upper chamber
whiting tho last nlinistrut1ons Of loving
hands. So thousands Ut Nun anil wolnc,,
share with tho bereayed widow lier grief
who never entered tl,at happy hot,,e-circle,
because u,sy. hnyo felt .ttaa noble it,
hueMces TINT streamed out fro'n 1t.
Meme tho less with sad hearts tlley ask,
What Is tile compensation? Why was this
noble life allowed to be oxtEnguisElcd by the
infamous assassin? What WIS tho 1nysteri.
GUS purpose Of Divine Providence 1T per-
mlttlng tlIts awful caiumtty? SlclI nro tho
questions that cyowtl upoll. the thinking per-
SOIL In these gloomy hours.
Whit may be the purpose OF God 1t Is not
for finite beings to question. 1t Is enough
that IIo required tlis great sacrifice, n,ll tint
Ills will ts Irresistible, 1t is enough TINT VIC
must bow to Ills mysterious purpose, nlltl ac-
cupt wllatuvor 1Io may impose upon lis with
out being nbo to discover Ur tn understand,
In our little spheres uud with our dim slight,
lts meaning, or to crttictso tho workings OF
thoso great laws which arc fur all time, and
, 1881-09-21

It Will DO 0b8aFved that England 60nt honrly
twice rs tnany omigrants as ireland, and Cor
1nR1y aa,out four tl1nes as many. Formerly
nearly hnlf Of Nil tho Foreigners arriving
in this country woro Catholic Irish; now thoy
uuIntur loss than tunth OF tho total ilntnlRr.l-
ton. ireland ia nearly exhausted Ut surplus
population.
, 1881-09-21

THE Chicngo public Is greatly Interested
1T the terrific struggle III progress between
Mayor Harrison, Gen. Lieb, and Mr.. Waller.
Just now Gen. Ltcb Is OIL thirt-base, but Ills
chances af scoring rlll tlo not scent to DO
very brilliant.
, 1881-09-21

GEN. TlinsfAs j. I|NApY, lato scco,,,
Asalstnmt poatnastor- q onuet n In nt'"al ~,
hopc tho Canadian papers will pul,lt.h ,'.. w
counts concerning tho progrcss or tho etnr. r,,. 49,
casea su thnt MIR. brndy may not ttsu ,r,o" ~
tliciu entirely. sA VI
, 1881-09-21

a FEW days ago We published portion OF
the report Of tho proceedings Mt the annual
meeting OF tlia Directors uf the Northern pa-
citio hallway Company. Since then WI hayo
recuive.l the following, being TINT part ot tho
Presidents report giving II statement Of tho
anatlccs ut the company Mt tic end OF Jullu,
1851. Tho capital stock is:
ksHatltun aVtVUU1
ETclerrcu $6l thU,Nu
.ess oa!cocd." ............ sB57, ,tll-42, ,8la $50
, 1881-09-21

Ettrrd at tho rust.oMee Al Chteaso ill., III steonf.
Ll4st AitttE.
For thu benest nf nur patrons who desire to send
sfnH!o oop1ps Of Tux TRIBUNE through Tho mall NO
siv . herewith el,c trenscnt rate Of postaRat
Faryiqn md DoG.tst4c. Fer 0hrR.
Eight and TNrlvo l'age l'apcf............4 cnnts.
, 1881-09-21

MosT Ut tho comments On Sorgt hfason's
Rottun In shouting at GuItoau aro sueors ut his
bad af,u. although It 70 ohoorfully conceded thnt
bis lnteutlons wero good. Tho 6orgoant Ia n
good donl mortified ut tho "mss," md fools
keonly tho public usltioTslns In d|soFodit OF i!s
craftsmanship. His superior officers agree iu do
scrl6tng him ns very sklllful, und, considering
tho circumstances under whloh ho flrel, 1t must
bo concpdod that their praise IL not undeaoryed,
Tho shot wla tho result of observation and cal
culauon, not tho result Of direct utu,.
0ultcaus coll window opened on corridor, and
nbout tuu foet aoruss tho corridor was another
window. Tho shot bud to DO &lrod on q limo will,
both wlndowa froH, point In tho jatl"yard ana
Muson could not SEQ Gut0au's window at uIl
when he trod. Ifo Judged that Gultaau would
be standing ut 1t, as he invariably did when tho
guard wus changed, and On that conclusion ho
Tired. 0nltoau tells dtrorent stoEios as to his
own position when tho bullet oaa,o through hls
ccll wlnd0w, but 1t 10 now aald that II he Ind
bcon standlng at tho window u he ut ono tttno
protontel ho cortalnly would hnvo been killed.
, 1881-09-21

1UF"t'ss* VItaIss1n6
The funded debt Is:
Mssourl Division bonds.
Total bonds and ccrtlt!-
Gates. .{stkQ1D0Q .
Cancelled and On hnnd....... lt.1N-$ ,i8l 200
Pond dOrQtIIe Division
bOnda. Totut bonds and
ttfic1tGs................. 4,6oQ,m -.
caHcelud and OF hand....... bs3,0N-- 3,Dl5,0p
Genetnl f1rst mortgage gold
bonds sold., 20 W0,0U '....
unlcllsertd .....,....,...... 48la, ID l87. 800
TOTAL. FL ,5su, ,sg0
, 1881-09-21

TN6tETFG IWcNEF8t
tterdo1pf streaL between Clark md In snllo.
Engagement IL Salaburys ffohbadnnrs. "The Am.
ateur HencAt" Attcrn0uh and eyonlng.
, 1881-09-21

Acnilenay or Music. .
Itnlased street, nent Ainstts1n. Wost S!n. Variety
enterta!umant- Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-09-21

IT Is hardly to bo supposed. says an cx-
change, that thu French nlllcers who Witnessed
tho recount rovlow and mauouysss Of tho Oer-
mnn artny In lIanoyor, ns they stood with note
books In hand to watch the artillery practice,
neto awnso that tho Funs woro served With pow
tlsr oupture,l III stotz and otler nrsenais during
tho campaign which mado GcrsnAny an Empire
4nd Pranoo Nopubllc, and robbed the latter Of
two uhoico psuvtloos, Yet auch, It Il snid, waa
tho fact. OF such powder there Ia still eroat
store In aerluany, though 1t would only seem to
10 thought sultab'o for tho basos purpose OF
blauk cartridges.
, 1881-09-21

Clatk street. 0rrosit now tourt-1iousc. EnEa1e-
mont OF tho unIor-square Thcatro cumpany. "tfht
banker's uauRhtor." Atternoon mad evHntng.
, 1881-09-21

Olympic Thrntre.
Clark street. be wcen 1.aks unA l&andorh. 1snrase
ncnt OF 1Irao l. flal,nar'a COMEDY Company. "afAi'
duvp'a TicnIu." Afternnun aud evening.
, 1881-09-21

Monroe street, hetwocn Elnrk md neafborn. T..
sngemtnt uf Ikotton md CTano. ''Twolftn Nigh
oy, What YOU VIII"
, 1881-09-21

CrlterlAN Theatre. .
Corner Of sedxw1ck md Division BtEeets. Sar1e
entertainment Aftcrto1n and eyunlnR.
, 1881-09-21
n.lkn..In sI.i,anf.

LrceMrt Theatre.
ncsplhlnes stsapt, afadIso. West Slsfo. vatl-
cty entertainment, Afternoon and evcsllnK.
, 1881-09-21
Intfuatrlttl Extbnxtt1on.
t, oppol,t Adams street. Opcn I

Links Front fClrc1s Grunnds}.
nelwccn Madison street. md Exposition Building.
The Muu.tpF Whae+
, 1881-09-21

ADJUSTMENTS.
Hnotcyfs Theatre.
Randolph streaL between Clark md In snllc.
Engagement Ut snltbury's Troahsdnurs. "The An,-
ateur noncat" Aiternoun and evening.
Grand 0rcra-IToMsc.
Clnfk street, 0pro.t n1w Court-ltuusc. EnEN71-
mont Of tho unIou-squnre Theatre cumtany, "'rho
Baukerts uauRhtcr." Atternuon mad evaEing.
AYcvteher'- Thentre.
Madieon slreps. between State md Dearborn.
Engagement OF i. H. 1iilrh COnle,y Company. IAN
tho ltage." Afternoon und evening.
1Inrerly's Theatre.
Monroe street. he.wocn clark md neafoorn En-
gngen,tnt uf Ikoston md CTau0. "T*glfth Night
oE, What You VIII"
Olympic Thrntre.
Clark ftrret. be wcen 1.aEs "nA iandolrh. EnRase-
doun's Ficnu." Afternnun and evaninH.
Academy or Music. .o
Itnlsscd street, nrar ainttson Wost Sls!a. varlgtY
entertainment Afternoon and evening.
I.rceMm Theatre.
Hcsphlnes stsap,. nonr a1adlsoa. West Side. varl-
esy eutorsa!nmpnt Afternoon and evcnnK.
Criterion Theatre.
Corner Of scuRwck nl,d Division Btroess. Variety
entertainment Afternoon and eyunlna.
Inttuatrl..1 Exrn*ttfon.
1.ake-Front, oppolit Adams street. Open day md
evening.
Lake Front fCtrcna Grannd.,.
between Madison street. md Exposition Building.
. The Monster Whnie,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
N MEMORIAM.

At the regular communication of
Hatchie Lodge No. 151 F. and A. M. :,
held January LIST, 1881, the following
resolutions in regard to the death of
Bro. Joseph Spencer, who departed
this life Dec. 10, 1880, were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Su-
preme Architect of the Universe to
summon from this Lodge to the Grand
Lodge on high our beloved and wor-
thy brother, Joseph Spencer, whose
Christian character, genial nature,
charitable and generous spirit, to-
gether with an earnest zeal and IN
firing devotion to the interest of the
order, develope in our hearts for him
the profoundest sentiments of afec-
tomato regard and brotherly love.
Therefore, be it
Resolved, That while we reverently
bow in obedience to the behests of
that Being whose ways are inscrHta-
bic and doeth all things well, in re-
IA wing our beloved and worthy bro
Their, we desire to express our deep
sense of irreparable loss sustained by
the death of one whose exemplary
life always fttingly and impressively
illustrated those cardinal principles
which constitute the foundation stones
upon which rests the superstructure
of Freemasonry.
Resolved, That we extend to the
widow and relations of our deceased
brother our heartfelt sympathy and
commend them to the loving and
tender care Of Him who has prom
ised to be a husband and helper to
the widow and the distressed
Resolved, That the brethren wear
the usual badge Of mourning for the
space of thirty days, and these rosolu-
tons be spread upon the minutes OF
the Lodge and copy transmitted to
the widow of our deceased brother.
w. a. JUSTICE,
Chairman Com.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Great Reduction in Guns.

In order to close out our present
stock of guns, we have reduced the
prices as follows. VIM. Moore's make,
warranted good, 20 inch reduced
from SO so, to S12 so. Hollis &
sons, make from S15 90 to $12 90,
cheaper guns but good from $40 80 tc
So rs. Single barrel guns reduced
froms3 IS to 81 so, Breech loading
guns, reduced in the same; proportion
now is your time, to get a good gun a
q small price. r. L. Lightfort & Co
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
CoR1NrH, A1soNH Co., BBs.,
January Il 1871

Mr.. EDITOR: l will give your read
ers a few lines from these parts, hop
ing they viii not be Objectionable. I
have travelled over much of this
county and find that the farmers are
very much behind their expectations
in gathering their crops. Have not
seen any land snwn in wheat. The
continued Indictment weather has
caused business to be somewhat dull.
Many farmers are leaving this county
for Texas. Success to them. The
citizens west of Corinth are much ex-
cited about mad dogs. Several dogs
we're bitten during the last few days.
and yet the mad dogs which did the
biting are at large. A young lady
was bitten by one of the dogs some
evenings since. There are three OF
four other persons who have been
bitten in the last six days. Several
dogs have been killed.
1 received not long since the sad
news of the death of Mr.. Thomas
Howard, near Whiteville, Tenn. He
died Dec. 18th, of-tYphoid fever. In
his death the community in which he
lived loses young man of fine prom
Use. He was soeiable, honest and
strictly temperate. The many socia'
intercourses I have enjoyed with hin
in the school room viii be kept hal
lowed against the force Of oblivion. ]
DO deeply sympathize with his mother
brothers and other relatives. There
was one death this week near Cor
NTH from measles. UHo.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

poor man, with but little capital.
Prairie county IS nearly one half roll-
ing prairie, and very productive. All,
or nearly all Of the Forth part Of the
county is fire timbered land, with fine
productive farms. The lands that are
we'll cultivated make about one bale
Of cotton per acre, and from 80 to so
bushels of corn. All the varieties OF
potatoes grow to perfection, and it IS
also fine fruit country. It is very
good country for raising stock; they
run upon the range the entire winter
without feed. Prairie county viii
butcher twice as much pork as it will
take to do her. We have good soci-
ETY. here; plenty of churches and the
best of schools. Prairie, financially,
is in the best condition of any county
in the State. Her scrip is worth dol
tar for dollar. The farmers are nearly
all paying up, aud having money and
cotton left. There is a great deal
more labor needed to settle up and
work the good land Of Prairie county.
The people Of Prairie will render any
needed assistance to emigrants if they
show disposition to settle and make
good citizens. The weather Is cold;
four inches Of snow upon the ground,
with a prospect of more.
J. !. CA,ENDENNING
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
EARRIED.

TISDALE-BAKER-O January
9th, 1891, at the residence of Rev
Samuel Baker, WhiteviIIe, Mr.. S. w
Tisdale andMiss Mollie Z. Baker, Rev
". NJ. Normcnt officiating.
REYNOLDS-BAILEY-On Jan
uary 18th, at the residence Of tn,
brides parents, in Bolivar, Mr.. c. r
Reynolds and Miss George Bailey
daughter Of Mr.. A. F. Bailey, Rev
G. w, Wilson officiating.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
AttenttOB---WagOns Cheap.

I will have here, next weeG, a full
car load of the well-known Joseph
Murphy Wagons Of St. Louis. All
sizes, either with or without Brake and
seats, which / will sell at Factory pri-
ces, freight added, and by getting in
car load lots, the reduction in freight
ena bles me to sell at prices that defy
competition. Those in neeakof wag
ons are requested to2giye me &
trial
Respectfully,
ID ny n,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
DIES Arc, ARK.
January Il 1881

l promised a good number of tie
readers of your valuable paper that
they should bear from me after get
ling to Arkansas. l made the trip
safely and in good time, family we'll,
etc. I have been here over five weeks
and am well pleased l think this is
a good GENTRY, especially for the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
At CQsT AND NO MISTAKH.

Having determined to close our
store in Bolivar, Tenn, we will from
this date sell at cost.
This is the best opportunity the
people of Hardeman County have
ever had to buy first-class goods at
cost A. r. Hall. & Son.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
VIII. ReynoIdB&Go.
at Cost and No Mistake |

Having determined to close our
store in Bolivar, Tenn, we will from
this date sell at cost.
THIS is the best opportunity the
people of Hardeman County have
ever had to buy frst-clnss goods at
cost a. r. Hall. g. Son.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
THE LECTURE At ST. JAMES FALL on
TIE It'll.

In the hurry of going to press last
week, after long absence of the edi-
tor, the last entertainment at the hall
was neglected. The lecture by Rev.
Mr.. Brooke was spoken of in high
terms by those who heard it, and not
withstanding the cold of the evening
e fair audience was in attendance.
The subject "Our Talk" was han
died in a way that held the attention
of the audience riveted to the close.
The music was also excellent-by sev-
eral pupils and fine instrumental
solo by Miss Anderson, and finally
vocal and instrumental pieces of a
high character by the retiring music
teacher, Mrs. Brooke. and by her
incoming successor, Miss Sanford
which were well received. The next
lecture was announced for january
2Sth.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

A carload Of the very best Liver
pool salt just received by G, T. Ing
ram. Call and get a good sup
dly.
The best Whistles, the best bran
dies and the best wines, for sale by
Ingram.
Country people know that they can
get the greatest bargains in groceries
by calling on Ingram.
If you make Ingram your grocery
man. you will save money, and get the
best articles. Call on him and mako
trial.
Matted Rye Whiskev at
Moore & Harvey's
Large lot of desirable Tin-ware for
sale, and very cheap, by G. T. Ing
ram.
Everybody knows that G. T. Ingram
keeps the best of sugars in the town.
The best grades of Rio, Laguayra-
and Java cofees kept by G. T. Ing,
ram.
Go to J. w. Tate & Co. and buy
your wife Cooking Stove.
We have the celebrated Bay State
Standard Screw Boots and Shoes, the
best wear Of any boots and shoes We
ever sold. A r. HALL & SoN.
Ifyou want choice molasses call
on Ingram.
a. J. Swinebroad's name is house
hold word in hundreds Of Hardeman
county homes, simply because he has
introduced into these families that
great labor-saving machine the
Wheeler and Wilson New No. s.
a good assortment Of mems and
women's fine custom made boots anC
shoes for the lowest prices at A. r
Hall & Sons.
Furs, Hides, Beeswax, and tallov
can be scld at the highest price to "
l, Armistea1.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

The freshest and best canned goods
for sale by G. T. Ingram.-OuII and
examine.
Go to w. I. Armistead's for coffee
cheap.
G. 7. Ingram has a large and va
ried assortment of all kinds of Fire
works.
Candy Toys, beautiful designs, just
received and for sale. cheap, ny G. T.
Ingram.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

Parties desiring to lay in their years
supplies can buy their coffee cheap at
Armistead's.
Wood taken in pay for BULLETIN
subscription.