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| government OF the country. Many Of the
Beers are perfectly content with British
rule. Hitherto they remained TRANQUIL. be-
ileving the British would finally be able TO
restore their authority; but " this rxpee-
| 'anon y not satisfied IL is highly probable
! that they VIII rise against The Beers gov.
ernment. Joubert Acknowledges his anx-
iety on This scoIe.''
The Greek Boundary Question.
LONDON, March PA dispatch from
Consianiinople TO the Times saws: AT the
conference on the Greek question on Satur-
DAY last the Turkish delegates submitted a
new proposal. which bad been suggested by
the amba, sador-, by which the Turks make
additional concessions in Thessaly and cede
CREE instead OF Epirus. This Is probably
me extreme limit that Turkey will cede 10
Greece peaceaOly. The ambassadors have
referred The proposal To their respective
Governments. They consider this as IA
vorable proposition, which Greece might
fairly be urged to accept
"A dispatch from Athens 10 the Times
saws: "Premier COumondouros declared
that Whatever may be the state OF pr. para.
ton, Greece must and will move promptly
II The proposition of the Porte Is insufficient.
unless restrained by the military pressure
OF the Powers"
France and the Yorktown Centennial.
PARIS, March 2l.-Mr. Moves, the Ameri-
can Minister, to-day banded to President
GIeyy the autograph letter Of President
HAYES inviting the French Government and
neople 10 send representative, Ia the GEN.
tenary celebration OF The surrender IL Corn.
wallis al Yorktown. Mr. Moves said he
FULFILLED this mission with satisfaction The
American people cherished grateful re-
membroDce Of The participation of France
in the establishment Of American indie
pcnGence; tbe celebration OF the common
victory would lose much 0f il, interest and
ln>tre " the sister republic was not repre-.
SeGted.
President Greyy, in reply. expressed his
gratltcatl0n, and thanked the American
Government for lis recognition Of The part
the French took IN the work Of American
Independence. France having shared the
labor. would also share t6e rejoicing. lie
dwell on the marvellous developments OF
The United states during The century OF in
dependence, and concluded by declaring
that france would be represented at the
celebration.
Mr.. Moves thanked the President. and
said The representatives. % France would be-
the guests 81 the United States Government.
Mr.. Moves will send a sprcial invitation
10 VI. Oscar DeLafayettc anG the members
81 his family 10 attend the centenary.
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Searching for His Family.

MOBILE, ALA, March PA man named
Il. Williams, from -. Stephens, Washing
ton county, has come here 10 continue
his search for his wife, Lizzie Williams, and
six children, who baye disappeared. They
IcIt Meridian, Miss. for san Francisco De-
cember Is h, and nothing ba, been heard OF
fhpm since
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DOUBr.-Therc IRE m3uv doGbt.r- who will not
heh-Vc that chemical science nas discovered I'm M
lure, HERB LABORATORY a rtmcdy tor nine
trnihs of mdlt'S an ctOhs: vet Such T. the plan
trufh. chemistry j. the wisdom II this century.
SIMMONS HtPATIC COMPOI Nj. IT,. noble Sci
cnc- OF chemis rs, has wrought wonder. r. has
made 1t The good samaritan. who does 10. simply
heal one, but millions.
GENTLY does DIR. SIMMONS HkPATIC COM
POUND relieve - couslphet bowels; at The same
time 20 thoroughly tOuiug her inner membrane
aud tOring lher mechanical acuon il seems - IL
they had been rtorgan Zedonan improved plan. Yet
the result l. solely cue To nature, reinforced an sts
tanned by The be-, vegetable Alternative and tonic that
ever Iassef me lips Of The sick ana suffering.
nah % 2J.0gHADl
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Died n. the Posi- of Dufy.

NEWARK, y. j., March 2l.-A trlfling fire
occurred this morning in the barn and cur
rilee-house OF +. Il. Wilkinson. l3j Bruins
wick street. Wilson +. Dennlcon, fire.
man, while working Al the fire, was over
come by the smoke and died.
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4 100000 UefaicafiOn.

KEENE, n. H., March 2l.-FisureS now
demonstrate that there is a very heavy de-
falcatlon IN The Ashuclot Savings Bank at
Winchester. The indications are that the
defllcItiOn will be more thin 500. 900.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON. March 21.-A Paris dispatch
saws that VI. RochefOrt has been summoned
before magistrate for openly advocating
regicde. TerkOsoff and other Nihillsts will
be conducted TO the frontier.
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OF CODLIVER OIL

HYPOPHOSPHIrtS LIVE AID >ODA.
Contains IN addition To PlRt GOBLIN tkoil.
IN grain. OF IYPOPHO>PHirE>i.I ME and SODA
10 each Had ounce.
This Emulsion Is prepared by Mes-rs. PURCELL,
LApDG co.
We have the testimony Of the physicians Of The
cir wand cluniry 20 IN efficacy M the treatment 81
Pulmonary DISEASES.
A. N Is prepared IN this ciiy, nv patrons have
the satisfaction # knowing thar lu using tncy can
RELY upon It's FRESHNESS and PURITY.
We commend 1t tor ITS ptaihjiehe,' ah" Te''y
Stimulation.
Flfty cents and one dollar per bottle
POLK MILLER 4 90.
..t - Ar,fh.rarir \iufh and VI III streets.
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Ro.us NiniIistic Te,err,u.

LONDoN, Marca 2l.-A Paris dispatch t.
the Times says: RocbeIort virtually adj
mils that his NIhilisf kilograms purporting
to have come from Geneva were concocted
In Paris."
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short, and General Burnside moved TO go
into executive session. The galleries were
well filed.
ASSOCIATED Press reports bv telegraph to the Dis
patcb.I
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
WASHINGTON. March 21.-The Senate In
executive session to-day confirmed, among
Others, the following nominstions: Levi =.
Morton. Of New York, TO be Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentlary TO
France rice Edward +. Noyes. resigned;
:. Dana Horton, OF Ohio. secretary TO the
United states Commissioners to The Inter
atIOnaI Monetary Conference al Paris.
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Flood i'm the Alabama River.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. March 21.-Tbe Ala
bama river is at present higher Than ever
before known. No damage TO railroads i
vet reported.
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NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
Ccngress->pecia1 Ses-
sion of the senate.
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1891.

WARRINGTON, WiTVH IT, 1851.
The Vice.PresIdent announced the ap-
pointment Of Thomas +. Bayard Is director
of the Columbia Institution for Deaf and
Dumb. The Vice President aIso laid before
the Senate communication from the Gov
ernor OF Wisconsin, transmitting a JOINT
resolution Of the Legislature Of that State
relative 10 the death OF NJ. ii. Carpenter.
The resolution was read aud laid uDon the
table. Their Cat 12:10l the Senate. on motion
OF Mr.. Burnside. Of Rhode Island, went
into executive session.
When the doors were II 0pened, at 1915,
the Senate adjourned.
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IoIlr.

Flour-Litle better feeling. We quote: Fine,
s3@S3.50; extra, 500: suOer6ne, s4.JOa sf.75 (;
common family. sJ.75MS6; choice or tatent
family S7JO@ss: stanton inspection, extra,
500,
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ISecond DiSpqtCh.l

CHICAGO. March 3l.-The tug.bOat o. l..
Green, which was caught and imprisoned
in an Icc-iicld during the storm Of saturday
while attempting TO make The cub, arrived
there safely ut noon to-day. Bnkhlu>er,
tugman who started Yesterday afternoon
over the ice for the Green with a supply OF
provisions and was lost -Igh' Of N the
Storm, aftera diilicul aud ptri!ou> struggle
reached the icc.boUnd tug and found The
crew safe. hut Suffering from fast Of over
thirtY.slX hours.
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NOW IS TILE TIME TO DISINEErr
WARE OF CALOMEL AND ALL

~ Mtkt | RIAL ttMPpi NJ
Better. FIR be ter, endure disease than tanner
with this mineral poison. no traffer how carefully
pr, pared Is extensive Use has already proven tie
cause Of great aud distress NJ injury.
SIMMONS ilEPAltC COMPOUND
contains not PARTICLE Oi mercury, and eau he taken
II All lines with perfect safety.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICnMOND, March n 1891.

WHEAT.-Nhite, $50 bushels very good nj
81 20 Lancaster. 3 bushels common n Sll5.
Mixed, $50 bushels prime At sl2S. FulZ, IA
bushels very good at Sl22.
CORN.-WhIie. 40 bushels Drime al Jsc.: SIS
bushels very good at5Sc.: l.lSS mshel, very good
al J9c. Mixed. q bu.hels yeTy good at JSC
BLACK PEAS.-lG bushels ~ 81.
MEAL.-GO bushels prime country az go.
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An rechOucsl Tur

CHICAGO. March 2l.-The tue o. B. G reen,
reported lost last nisht in IN ice-ield, was
sighted this afternoon about four miles Off
shore. All attempts 10 re.cue her bv other
tnes bad to be abandoned, md man named
Blkbauser started toward her over the ice,
dragging a small boat, in which he had four
DAYS provisions. He was making fJir pro.
gress, but just before nighffail snow
storm came up, and he was lost sight OF.
The crew have already been thiriy.>ix
hours without food. The rames II the
crew, a. far H. known, are Captain Napier,
George Shaw. Henry Glrrity, William Pre-.
ton, Hardey Mckee, and one or Two deck
hands.
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Anarchy in Armenia.

LONDON. March 2l.-A Dispatch to the
Manchester Guardian from COnstantinopIe
says: "Anarchv prevails on the Armenian
frontier. The kards openly defy The Turks.
\ priest Is trayeTsmg the country preaching
rebellion. The popular feeling i so strong
that the authorities are afraid TO interfere
with him. 4 General outbreak Is feared. ~
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

rIHE ORIGINAL OLD SWEDISH BIT
1 TfR>-the standard rcmedv for an dysuepiir
cOmulaiuts-In agreeable aud y cf~1ui tom, and
appetizer. Fifty cents pc bottle. >oid 10y
NH - % T.. W NG%t Il. Druggist
(NAGNER'S ROCK AND RYE win
w Glycerue comppuud-the only real cough
remedy Of tie kim. II j. thp true he,in< balm for
al lung or throat Affections Try h. For sale AZ 80
and 2jc ptr bottle by l.. WAGNER ard druggists
generally. MA - %
Now Is THE TINE TO DISINFECT-
~ Al ia. different DIsinitcflni~ for purifying
aud di-inicctng yOnr uremi-e- can Pc found at
WtGNER'> Drugstore.
NH - 2i* SIKH aud Br.ad streets.
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PERSONAL.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 2l.-Plul De.
jardin, French Consul at Charleston, has
been appointed by the French Government
as agent before the French and Americ IN
Claims Commission al Washington.
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~ nofe people have used ST. Jacobs Oil for
'Heuma'ism than you have any Idea Of.
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Observation-Disclosures.

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Ex.
40 EcUTED 1t the DISPATCH PRINTING.
HOUSE.
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Land Observation-Disclosures.

LONDON, March 2l.-Seyeral land meet.
ings were held in Ireland Yesterday. Mr.
Dillon spoke at meeting at WOodford,
County Galway. lie strongly aspersed the
Irish Judges.
The Beers.
LONDON, March 2I.-A dispatch from
Mount Prospect says President Brand has
arrived there. Great Britain insists upon
the Withdrawal Of the Beers from Laings-
mex INTO the Transvaal, and unless the
Beers comply hostiliiies will certainly be
resumed.
LoSDoN, March Ala dispatch TO the
Standard, dated Mount Prospect, Monday,
noon, says: 1.-THE meeting between the
leaders OF the British and the Beers Is now
proceeding. Its understood that the Beers
practically mean submission to the British
demands"
Why the Beers Object 10 Disperse.
LONDON, March 2l.-A dispatch TO the
Standard from Prospect Hill says "One
of the great reasons why the Beers object
10 dsperse Is because they fear that con.
siderable portion of the population cannot
be depended upon TO accept tue existing
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FlN ia
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. MiffU II. ISHI.
SAILS 5000 Virginia 10. 40's At 504; q shares
Richmond and DaDyi e stock at sss.
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Attachment N0tEG6.

state Of Tennessee, I Moore < Tate, vs..
Hardeman County. J Joseph Nandergsifi
III tliis cause it appearing by AFFIDAVIT
that the defendant Joseph Vcudergriff, is
Justly indebted to the plaintiff by accounts
ard is a nonresident Of the State, 50 that
the ordinary process Of the law cannot be
levied on him, and an original attachment
having been levied on his property and re-
turned before me. I: ia therefore ordered
that publication be mads in the Bolivar
Bulletin news pspor published in the town
OF Bolivar Tennessee, requiring the defen-
daut Joseph VandergriG TO appear before
me st my C:iice in Bolivar Tenn. on the
10Th day Of December 1881, and defend this
suit or the same will be proceeded with ex
parte. This Il, Nv. 1881. c II Ander-
sen ! p. Hardeman County. \ j Coates
Atty for Plaintiffs.
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St James Hall 2nd Quarter beg;ua
next Monday Nov 21st. School 10
first class condition. Kew pupils are
requested to report the fret day Of
1 Quarter.
Pressure of Conference news on cur
columns prevents publication Of let
ters and other Interesting matter.
Mrs Monte Henderson Of Searcy
Ark. is visiting her fathers family
Miss Mary Fentress is up from New
Orleans.
Mrs Ida Botto, the Music and Art
teacher at the Hall is eminently sue
cessfuI and popular. Several new pu-
pills already reported for next Quar-
ter.
The Conference met, transacted
business promptly and adjourned after
having spent delightful time among
the hoa9;iable homes of our goodly
tewn. About 240 members were pres
entand those that preached and spoke
impressed the community with their
devotedGess and intellectual force.
Where SO manv did so well, we are
pardoned in not pers2ting. Large
crowds daily attended the session.
Bishop Paine, the patriarchaI Bzetho-
dist veteran presided, though infrm
yet at times the FIRE Of youth sparkIed
iii his utterance. The mem bers and
visitors and citizens all together paid
the Bolivar Church out of debt, and
the building was dedicated Sunday.
Thanks to these generous souls. May
the town and country ct large be richly
reimbursed in the present and future
through great moral results for this ex-
penditure of money. We publish the
appointments in this issue ard hope
the preachers and the people they
serve, will all have year OF bound
ing happiness and success. The next
place of meeting will be Dyersburg.
Rev w H Leigh is our Presiding Ell
der. a noble Christian minister.
3 W SadIer has left Frog town and
is noR With Kahn Bros. Glad to see
him on the SQUARE wheroin years past
hc was leading salesman. He is a !
wide-swake merchant aud controls |
large TRADE.
St James Hal-Specinl attention is
called to the spiendid health of pupils
at the HalI.-None better anywhere.
Paul jones went to school to Bishop !
Paine when he taught at Lagrange
Ala.
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Memphis District, "A. Il. Thomas,
P. e.
First Church, r. Z. Eshon; w,
ii. McFerrin, Sup.
Central Church, J. II. Evans.
fernando street church, Warner
Moore.
S&Harsh street mission, J. ?. Wal
ker.
Georgia street mission, j. A. Moody.
Springdale circuit, a L. Pritcbctt.
Bethlehem circuit, J. Q. Hooks.
Germantown mission and Collier
Vile J. A Heard; Thos. Joyner sup.
Moscow circuit, f Treadwell
LAGRANGE circuit, J w Knott.
WilIiston circuit, J s Renshaw.
Macon circuit, A G Smith.
Bartlett circuit, W A Cook.
Shelby mission. JacSb Carrie.
Bellevue Female College, J a
Heard Pres.
Chapel Hill and Forest Hill, I I
Holmes.
w G johnson, Ed. Western
Methodist.
Paris District.-B A Hayes, P Z.
Paris Station, J II Roberts.
Paris circuit, J T Virgins.
Mckenzie, r. w. NewsOme.
Gleason circuit, j Ii Witt.
Spring Hill circuit, ] B Sears.
Bradford circnit. F 3 Davis.
Irrelevant circuit, A n Sears.
Milan, NJ NJ Taylor.
Milan mission supplied by Jno
Jones.
Murray circuit, " II Bialock.
Paris Landing circuit to be supplied
! Big Sandy circuit, J + Bell.
Camden circuit, J ii Johnson.
ifumbold circait, Il J McGIl.
Al Kenzie Ceiloge, Z y Chappe'
Pros.
Agent of Mckenzie College, II \
Sears.
Somcrville District T L Bos
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STRAYED

From me in Bolivar on last Satnr-
day, q red sorrel horse mule in good
order, 8 years old, white spot in the
forehead, Is and half hands high,
With 5 saddle and bride on will
give liberal reward 10 any person who
will return him to me six miles South
of Bolivar, or to DR. Nicely or r. H.
Wood. &. Z. Written.
Nov 1st
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xwSOLyENT MoTxCE.

w wing this av suggested the insolven-
81. cy OF the esta.s, II Pitser Miller deed
10 the Clerk Of the Coun .Court OF Harde-
nan County, Notice Is hereby given to ali
persons having debts against said decedent
to file them with said Clerk, duly authenti-
Gated as, ard within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred.
Francis Fentres4, Executor Of Pitser Miller,
deed. Oct. 10Th, 81.
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NOTICE

Received Oct 9th 1881 Of Queen
Esther's Court, No 6. 1. o. I.
Supreme Grand Lodge 1 Iocat-
ed at Bolivar Tenn. the Benefit
certificate issued by said Court 10
Fannie Ha,rls oa June 18th 1881
the SUM Of Three Hundred and Twenty
Eve dollars, full Of said Benefit
Certificate. Which Is iaado payable
70 me.
his Witness.
Rufus \ Harris. ". c. Dorion.
name
Paid By Mamie s. McNeai Il. BID.
Signed by Jane Garry Oh.
James I. McNeal. ". &.
j. y. Jones. W. a. P.
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LOCAL EEEz I.E5.

The capable and popular Rob
Fletcher of the jackson Wing was al
conference last sunday.
If you 'rant to buy some good stock
call on j w Alexander on the Polk
place near town, He has il and viii
sell on reasonable terms,
j NJ Matthew'S of Coleman City Tex
As has been on visit to Hardenian
friends.
Rev D Q Wells of the Junction was
detained from Conference by the ILL
ness of his estimabIe Wife, ne all miss
ed his genial company.
jackson and adjoining towns pour
ed their Eorlh and beauty into Boil
var during the conference days.
Lime, Lime, Lime at q T Ingram
& Co.
J w Alexander has for sale o.
tic Polk place near town a lot Of
first class stock, blooded and common
grades. Bargains to be had.
Stock FOR sale by J w Alexander
on the Polk place, near town. lie has
a lot Of excellent cattle for sale. Call
and see him and get bargains.
The printers devil at the Bulletin
Office wants one or two bushels of
walnuts.
Now Is the chance to buy Lime.
Call on George I. Ingram & Go
&r it. He has just received O.
car load.
The printers devil at the Bulletin
Office wants one or two bushels of
walnuts.
Those who have tried Tah,y pro
nounce it to be the purest and
best candy made, call on the
maker at the tent next door to
W T a rmistcad.
Limo for sale by George T.
Ingram & Co. Call before it is
all sold.
The members of tho Methodist
church in town hav C 20 thank the sis
ter denominations for so largely assist
ny In the entertainment Of conference.
# ia well known that j W Alex
ander has raised fine stock on the!
Polk Place. He now offers some Of!
these animals at low figures now
is the time TO get q good breed.
Rev Il \ Froemaa the newly APPOINT
cd pastor Of the Bolivar Methodist
Church will be in Bolivar to preach
next Sunday both morning and night
Ne congratulate the Church and com
munity that Mr. Freeman is just such
a minister RS they both neod, conse-
Grated and brainy.
Car lead of best Lime receiv
ed ~ George L. Ingram d Co
and for sale,
The people Of Bolivar Won golden
good name for AN Astounding hospital
ity "n entertaining the Conference. By
common consent the ministers said
that ut no place had they been better
entertained thah 81 Bolivar.
George 7. Ingram & Go have
received car load Of best Lime
and will sell it cheap Call.
Rev q. w. Wilson is appointed
10 East Jackson Church. Mr. Will
son deserves tho greatest credit for
the energetic efforts and self sacriG-i
cling spirit pat forth to rid the church
OF it's debt. 1t will always stand al
monument TO his intelligent zeal.
We cordially commend him to the
people of jackson as a devoted
minister and an untiring worker.
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CHIPS.

The Bolivar church viii be dedicated
on Sunday.
An unusually large attendance upon
Conference.
Bsv A. Cook is the guest Of Capt
a. F. Yopp.
An excursion train Will reach Boil
var on Sunday from jackson
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NEW CITY MARKET.

The undersigned have opened =
frst-class Market House in toe new
block GA the SOUTHEAST corner Of
court square. Choice Beef, Porb
and other meats viii be kept on
hand and sold at reasonable rates
Fresh Sausage, well seasoned, fol
sale. Give Us a trial aud you vii
be sure TO come again.
Respectfully
g. 2. & W. 2. Crawford.
Nov 2. rroprietcls'
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StEaySa-

Strayc;l from my house I miles
north Of Salisbury on the night of
November 9Th, one bay mare six or
seven years old medium Size, no Gas~
ness marks, white spot or back. I viii
pay liberal reward for any infor-
nation by which she is found, Or her
return to ne four miles north Of Suuls-
bury Tenn, Nov, II 1881, r II Flu
trail. st, Nov, IL,
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Agents wanted 1or ea.s Esrs and vyovx or
ROTTOE.

Persons wanting artificial den
lures can have plates of either cel
luIoid or rubber, as am now pre-
pared to make them Of both mate
rails. +. Y. Dishman. Sep. ).
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ESTRAT NOTICE.

Taken up by J a Norton, one
dark bay mare, black name and tail,
both hind feet white above pastern
jo.nts, Left fore foot, while above pas
Iern, white hairs in face, fstula, scar
Oh left wither, weak eyed, six years
old next folding time. Valued at thirty5
five dollars. The said j A Norton re-
sides in Civil District No. Il. This Is
November 1881. VIM Nuckoils, Rang
or HaTdeman County.
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Eon-Resideut Notice.
State of Tennessee, Hardeman

State of Tennessee, Hardeman
County.
G. I. Ingram vs.. P. Rieo.
-gan this cause it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, p Rice, is justly
indvbptep to the plaintiff in the sum Of
$3.50 due dy account and that the Defen-
asnt has t5sconded and is a nonresident
Of STATE of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
process of law cannot be served upon hint
and an original attachment having been 49,
susi and levied upon his property by gar
nishmens upon Hardeman County, IS there
in oc,iered that publication be made in the
Bolivar Bulletin, published in Bolivar Ten
nessee for four successive weeks. Comman-
ding him 10 apear before me at MY cfEce
in 3 ID : avn, on the S0th decay of November
1873 an / make defense to said writ or tho
san, be hold ex paTte rs 10 him.
Oct Srd 1881 g. Macon,
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