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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-12
Non-Resident Notice.
Attachment:
State OF Tennessee, ! b. Sauls, Jr..

Attachments:
State of Tennessee, J b. Sauls, Jr.
Hardeman County. f. J. Sannoner.
In this cause it appearing by affidavit
that the defendant, +. J. Sdnnoner, Is Justly
indebted to the plaintiff, and is 4 non-res1-
dent of the State, and was at the time of his
death, so that the ordinary process Of law
cannot be served on him, and an original
attachment having been levied on his prop
erty, it Is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the Bolivar BulIetin, Il newspa-
per published in the town OF Bolivar. foI
four successive weeks. commanding the said
F. J. Sannoners, administrator or represcn-
tative to appear before me or some other
acting justice of the peace, at my office il
the 10th civil district Of said county on OF
before the 18th of May, 1881, and max,
defense to said suit against him, or it vii
be proceeded with ex partc.
4. J. CAMP,
!. p. for said district.
This 10th April, 1881
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-12
CIRCULAR ADDRESS.

Valuable Lands for Sale Cheap in West
Tennessee--Read ana See for Yourself
--oaiee Of F. WILLIAMS, Laud
Agent, Bolivar, Hardenan
County. West Ten
neszeo.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-12
Administrators NOTICE.

TINE undersigned having administered on
4 the estate of kcziah 4. Standby, de
ceased, and suggested the insolvency of hcI
estate, all persons having claims against de
ceased viii present the same, duly authen-
ticatcd according to law, to the clerk OF the
County Court of ITardeman County. Tenn
on or before the Nth day OF September
1881, or they will be barred in law and
equity. Persons indebted to said estate
will settle with the undersigned.
WM. \ STANDBY,
Admir- kcziah y. Standby, deed.
March II, 1881. SHIT
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-12
..Out of Work.

And sick with my kidneys ier years, wrote
MIR Alexander Ferris, Of Chcnanso Forks.
y. y, recently He used Warmers Safe
kidn,v and liver Cure. Now he SAYS, q /
checrlully recommend it to all pyronS sui
ftrins IN the same way"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-12

BAKERS PAIN PANACEl cures pain
in Man and BEAST. For usc externally and
internally.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-12

COTTON-AIildliug 1893 LowNiddling %
HIDES-tirccn to ~ cents Dry Il To l5cts
BUTTElt-2O cents, Eggs 10 cents Chickens 22cts
I'll RK fYS-5U TO 10 rents
SEED OATS-6J TO 20 cts.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-12
How 70 Secure Health.

It seems strange that anyone viii suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when
Scovills' Sarsaparilla and Stillmgia, or
Blood and Liver Syrup, will restore perfect
health u the physical organization. It is
take, a-d has proven itself to be the Best
Blood Purifier ever discovered, ettcctually
curing Scrofula Syphili,ic disorders, Weak
ness of the Kidneys, Erysip~las, Mtloii";
all Nervous disorders ana D billy, b iinu-
complaints and all IBIS; Asses indicatiu" az
impure Condition of tn. Blood. Liver, Ei,!-
news, Stomach, Skin. eic. II currect~ lHdi-
gestion. \ single bottle VII prove la you
its merits as a health ryucw,r, f..r il Ac ;
Like Il Charm, especially when the con =
plaint Is Of au exhaustive naIurc, haxing
tendency to less tic natural yieor oil G
brain and nervous, system.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
PERSONALITIES.

BLANCHARD JERRoLD has been made q
Knight Of the order of Christ of Portugal.
WHAT can Mr.. Tilden want the Demo-
cratic party, that he should try to cnpturcit again?
THE exact amount of Lieutenant Flip
por's dcfnlcation is 81 200 The Young man was In.
experienced however and had never been in the
Signal Service
MARIE GEIsTiNGER is at the new Belve-
dere Hotel, New York having arrived from Europe
in company with Manager Amborg by the Lessiug
on Wednesday.
To Joe Emmett: Don't 90 back on me
now. am on the same old "toot and having u
Gehcnna ofa time. Don't draw out of the game
just when get good start.-EdiakdUd.
EX-MINIsTER CnRIsTIANCY, who has ar
rived al New Nor, from Peru says that he left the
government OF Peru In pitiable condition. The
old man returns home in the same condition in
which Peru was when he lefl.-Erchdnge.
JANE SwIssuELM has become convert
to Ingersollism and has just made n five column
address pitching into s. Paul Those of us who
had expected to meet Jane in the good time com
ing are likely to have a warm trip in hunting hei
up.
In the town of Iribach Bavaria lives
Xavier Scmmelmann, said TO be one of the strong.
| est men III lne WOIlu' llC nus Iitcu ull anvil
weighing lSS pounds with one finger, and has raised
q load of bricks weighing $40 pounds to his
shoulder
Now THAT Mr. Beck has recanted, the
whole Democratic party may be said to be solid In
favor of stealing control of the United State Senate
in case an opportunity is offered. It is once more
demonstrated that the glorious old party has
backbone"
Mr.. CHARLES G. FRANcKLYN, the owner
of the cottage wherein President Garfield is now
please God, returning to health, has gone to the
West with his wife and daughter accompanied by
Sir Bachc Cunard and Mr.. Balfour. The party Il
occupied in bear hunting.
A STORY comes from Barcelona of ricl
Catalan capitalist, long resident In Cuba, who In,
recently died there and lcft his fortune Of sl2OO0
0oO TO be divided between four negroes, formerl!
his slaves, who once saved his life from IL wild
cat while he was out hunting
DR. AGNEw squoted by the Philadelphia
Press as saying Of Dr. Bliss " lie is an indcuga
Bile worker and very good. .naturcd man. The
attending physicians agreed to-day to leave hiT
to bear 'hc brunt of every question us to the Prcs
| dents condition which the regular bulletins did
not answer l left him to-day surrounded by
| twenty newspaper men. He Is willing to talk t
| them ut all hours Of the day or night"
National Republican., 1881-09-10
A,INiscn IO IlChrc.

Two friends were discussing the merits
OF their acquaintance. one said "Tnlk about
mean men, now there's old suassbergerl Hes the
hardest, drlcst mcancst old shylock that ever
lived That man why -" And there he stopped,
as IL words couldn't do justice to the subject.
"You'rc mistaken said his friend. Hes not so
bad even the devil isn't so black he l. painted.
Now I'll bet you $40 can borrow $50 Of him be-
fore night"
"Douc" and the money was put m. ON posted
the sanguinc bOokmakor to his intended victim.
"stnssbcrgcr, my boy, how are you?" and he
slapped him on the back Of u faded coat.
"Ncl, vas all r.i.g-ht, Vors dc madder nit
you"
Look here, old fellow, ! made little bet about
you Just now-hN, hN! It's u capital joke"
"um - said Strassborgcr. "Vcll?"
"Ycs, ! just bet $40 with smthy that could
borrow $50 Of you to-day"
"Fccny dollar!"
"Hcs, that was the amount"
"Und you bet tong
"Thuts what put up"
"Ncl, now, look here my friend" dn n low whis-
per-, "you go straight away aud ge."- Virginia
liiU CbyDuicIc
National Republican., 1881-09-10
4 word for tI,e Lciter-Carricrs.


Permit Inc to occupy u brief space in
your columns in behalf of our hard worked and
poOry-paid letter.cNrl 1t is well.known
fact that no class uf employees, either in public or
private service are compelled to endure the labor
and fatigue that fall to tho lot Of letier-caulcr
They must make their regular trlps-and many of
them are long-through the blisering sunshine
and binding storm, and in consequence Of their
limited compensation cannot afford to ride on the
street-cars when many times II would not only
afford great relief 10 them but expedite their
work, Now, Mr., Editor In their behalf would
suggest that you and your brother editors oil ear
nesty and heartily join ir the effort 20 induce the
various railroad Compauic- Ia the city 10 permit
the let,srcarrers while in the discharge Of their
duties 10 have full and iroe access 30 any and all
the strcet,cars at lheig pleasure, This viii incur
no additional expense to the companies while II
will afford great relief TO desc wing class who
daily administer to our needs. This would be an
act Of generosity on the part Of he railroad corpo
rations that would receive the hear,y approval Of
all GOOD citizens. Set the bali in motion,
LETTER -CARRIERSi FRIEND.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
LOWER CEDAR POINT.
To the Editor of rnr RrrrnLrcAN.

To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN,:
Iwould ask for myself and n large num-
Der ofothers Of Washington that you endeavor to
induce Count Mltkewlcz TO run another excursion
TO Lower Cedar Point on Saturday before the sea-
son closes. The crowds that 20 down Saturday are
not large, but especially select, thus aflording
pleasure not only to tile passengers, but to the oi
GERS oftho boat. Tho people who make this re-
quest are not permitted 10 make the trip during
the other days of the week owing to their business,
which only gives them Saturday for recreation,
and the day cannot better spent than by the ride
on the Thompson and by fine bath at the Point
and TO enjoy one of those sumptuous dinnersmakes
one forget all trouble and care. We hope that this
request will be 0cceded to by the Count, and that
Saturday next may be the day. w. G. II.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
An Oycr-Anxious Friend.

The old London Times mods and blinlls
over the rather stirring condition of Eng
HSh affairs, but nrouses itself for u mo-
ment to express its solcitude at the "ac-
emulation of executive business in the
United States" and TO declare that "the
time seems to be rapidly drawing near
when it will be impossible to go any
further, oven Professionally, without some
arrangement for the conduct of affairs
during the disability of the President"
What mischicvous American has been
guying the old noodle with all this chah?
He takes real solid comfort, after his lu-
minous exposition of the American stu.
alton, by remarking, as he drops of to
sleep aguin "The American people
have had another warming that the ma
chinery of the Constitution is liable to
awkward bitches at points where
it would be dangerous to get
into deadlock" 1t is not only
not true that large amount
of executive business has accumulated
requiring the action Of the President,
but none at all has accumulated, if we
except the unfinished and unending busi-
ness of listening TO applications for ap-
pointments to Offices already filled. 1t
is well known that when the President
went to The depot on the I'd of July he
had no intention of returning before the
18th of September. So the leave he had
given himself has yet some days TO run.
From this it would appear that the alarm
ofthe eTmessunfounded,a and that ourgov-
ernmental machinery does not yet even
creak. Our written Constitution is work
ing very well, 1t confers upon Congress
ample powers to meet all emergencies
and is no more hindrance than is Magma
Cbarta,
National Republican., 1881-09-10
How 10 Get Ria OF ChInch.Iiugs.

lolhe fullur ul lllE hEfuhLiNAN'
am inclined to come to the relief"
of " "Housekceper" In II recent issue of your
paper. While | know but little Of the habits Of
this pest ana confess TO no desire TO know
more, think / know the means 10 be employed
In destroying It's power to annoy Housekeeper"
Let your correspondent go to the nearest drug
store and buy say four ounces Of strong mercurial
ointment (ungucatum hvdrmgvd Jortias). Have
the druggist rub this in mortar with olive oil to
the consistency Of thick cream, then with the
feather end oca common goose-qull apply II to all
the Joints and crcyices about the bedsteGd, especi
ally where the Stats rest let hernot stopRt this but
get into closets, under base'boards, and wherever
the feather eau be introduced. Itmay take q little
time to do This thoroughly, but she viii be album
dainty repaid have known old wooden barracks
literally alive with these vermin so entirely re-
deemed by few faithful applications Of this
remedy that not bug could be aiterward found.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
GRANT on AIccIS Shcpherd,

The much-abused Boss Shepherd once
proposed to reclaim the Potomac fats, and Gen.
crel Grant, who was then President, favored the
scheme; hut the people just about that time set
up such n howl against the Boss that he NbaI.
doncd 1t. If the work had been done several
million dollUrs' worth of good real estate would
have been secured by The Government and tho
city Of Washington would have been considerably
better of In sanitary sense General Grant
spoke of this matter to friend the last time hC
was In 81. Louis. If they had let Shepherd
alone" said he, he would have made mngnih.
cent Investment for the Government, aud would
have abatcd Il terrible nuisance at the same time
What Shepherd wanted 10 do then will have to be
done ut some future time. .'-GiOJc- Democrat
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Injustice 10 senator Beck.

Senator Beck, Of Kentucky, denies that
he ever said that he favored the election of Scna-
tor Anthony president pro icmpOre of the Senate,
so that if Genera! Arthur would be called upon TO
act as President the succession would remain Re.
publican. The Senator was credited with this sug-
gestlon upon the theory that If Democrat were
the heir apparent there would be great temptation
to some one 10 repeat Guiteau's crime upon the
Vice-p President. The suggestion was accepted as
patriotic and praiscworthy. Nothing of that char
acter viii hereafter be attributed to Mr.. Beck 1t
would do him manifest injustice.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
a 4uo,d. Nol,cG Ininmous L,c.r

Senator Cameron, in New York, on
Wednesday, denounced as q "bold, naked, in
famous lie" the story that he had taken part at a
political conference ut General Arthurs house,
aud added; 81 haven't been near General Arthur's
house. thought It would not be proper for me
to call there not being nn intimate friend. There
never was any such meeting. General ArthuTs
position Is sufficiently trying rs II is. fail TO sec
the fairness In makingits embarrassments greater"
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Truthful James.

1t is James q. Blaine who has fearlessly
told the ruth about the Presidents condition.
The country will not forget the fact. We respect
fully cnl' the attention Of Queen Victoria to this
circumstances because should Mr., Blaine happen
ever 20 he Minister to st. James, we desire to he.
speak for him cordial reception Mr. Blame
may not have so much skill US some Of the Presl-
dents physicians, but he would seem TO have
more truthmlness than oil Of them together.-Nell
lip,E
National Republican., 1881-09-10

its chairman. This means happy fusion
of the contending factions of the Republic
can party in the State. 1t is the inten-
ton before many months to establish an
able Republican daily newspaper at Little
Rock, which will be the organ of thor
oughly reorganized and harmonious
party. We look, therefore, for a vigorous
Republican campaign in the State of Ar
kansas and hope that in the presence of
Democracy at war upon the debt ques-
ton, all Republican dissensions may be
forever buried in what our euphonious
friend, Mrs. Partington, would call the
tomb of the Cdtdplits.n
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Cnmnctitivo Examination.

Occasionally we read that, vacancy
having occurred ina Department, series
of competitive examinations are being
had, to ill not only this vacancy, but
those of lower grades made vacant by the
successive promotions. Thus: A 81 800
vacancy occurs. This has TO be filed
from the list of 81 400 clerks. This 81 400
vacancy then has to be filled by one of
the 81, POO, and the 81 200 vacancy by one
of the 81 900 clerks. This will make room
for n new 81 600 clerk Here are four APP
pointments, all to be ostensibly given TO
whoever shall excel in a competitive eX-
animation. The last one is free to all.
Promotion for merit and fitness should
be the rule in the merely clerical service
OF the Government. This is sound
business principle. But what are
the tests of merit and fitness? ?
The questions which are propounded
in the so-called competitive examinations
are generally as remote from any rela-
tion TO the business in hand as would be q
tumbling act in circus-ring or a dexter
sperlormance ofthe Highland fling. We
need not weary the reader with recitals
of these silly questions, the propounding
ofwhich is absurdly styled "a competitive
examination" Why clerk who is to be
employed in filing and classifying papers
should be selected solely with reference
10 his knowledge of astronomy or the
ease with which he can give the length
OF rivers in South America will ever re.
main a mystery to those who are not ad.
mitted to the inner circle Of the afore.
said tomfoolery. Such competitive ex.
animation may be great business prin.
ciple, but no bank, manufactory or mer.
camille house can be found in any nation
on the globe in which it is known. When
business man wants the services Of q
clerk he takes the one concerning whose
antecedents, capability and adaptability
he has the most satisfactory in.
formation, and whose appearance is
in harmony Herewith. Imagine q
bank-teller being appointed because he
stands the best examination in geography
while half dozen practiced men in the
business are set aside. A wall of exam
lining questions may easily be erected "a
keep out applicants not in favor, while the
one who is ioreordained to win may be
shown loose stone that may be displaced
t. let him through. five could really and
truly have business principles instead o.
shams it might promote honesty in public
affairs The continual practice of hypoc
risy in an endeavor to crafty preva'
lent notion which has been created by
hypocrites for their own gain and noto.
riety is debasing in the extreme. Honesty
is not the growth of lying and hypocrisy
National Republican., 1881-09-10
The War IL over.

We are happy to announce that the new
war of the rebellion recently carried on between
Marshal Marat, of the Commercial, and Lieutenant
General Romeo Reed, Of the Gasete, has been
brought 10 termination, and that General Grant
and other officers under him are still In the enjoy
ment of good health, having survived the tremen-
dous inky bombardment during that sanguinary
affair
National Republican., 1881-09-10
nIamIIal-

"What do you think of the Cabinet
specul tious made daily in the public prcss?"
"Most unseemly, most mdelicate." ."-IierGd report
OF dn htcrrie,U i0ih Senator CdmerOn, Don Cameron
was never moro lorcble or folicitous than In the
RboYe torso eXpressLon Of an honest dIsgusI.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
Danger Light,

Monday night when the thermometer
was 9lo, and the pale ana inconstant moon beamcd
down upon the earth from sky in which not u
cloud was to be seem the Signal Service observer
in Chicago hoisted u danger light in accordance
with orders front Washington This is believed to
be IN huges Joke of the season,
National Republican., 1881-09-10
what wanted.

There is gigantic project afoot to con-
solldate the sloeping,c service What the travel
ing public Is honing for is a movement to rid the
sleeping. car service Of bedbugs.
National Republican., 1881-09-10

THE way for the Republican party to have Re.
publican convention in New York this year Is for
the party TO choose its own delegates not to let
the bosses do it-Neg York Tribune.
Also not to imagine that either the
Tribune or the Truth is the party, We
can almost stand Bosses Sessions and
Woodin if the Tribune is only kept in the
In rl e,rounI
National Republican., 1881-09-10
--777777 - = --77-'777
Bourbon Confessions.

When the result of the late Presiden-
tial election waa known some of the
Southern Bourbon papers confessed their
folly. Said the Memphis (Tenn.) Appcd!
The Solid South stands almost alone for the
Democratic principles,
The Louisville Ky) Couier-Jonnol
slid;
The Democratic party which in 1850 made n
wAutOu attempt to take It's own life, and did pre-.
cptate the country into q costly, bloody, aud
sensclcss war, has been aoundering about ever
siI &C without ruddCr or compass, setting every
cNpcdcnt catching at every straw, al! things by
turns and nothing long
The Charleston Is. C.) Ncrs and Cou-
ricr said:
Since The confederate war ended the national
Democratic party has been fighting against the
logic ofeycnts II has been party Of obstruction
aud ncga,ion.
And again:
In losing politically the South loses in pockc
and IN peace OF mind. VIII the South remain on
tie losing side?
Said the Richmond (Na.) state;
Virginia occupies a peculiar position. She is II
the very middle Of the country, ana geographic
ally should be its commercial, industrial, GnC
political centre; but She is divided between
question Of sentiment and self'intcrcst While al
her Interests, commercial, financial, and industrial
are with the North, yet she Is bound to ;he soutl
by bond of sympathy and sentiment which it |
dinicult 20 overcome, aud that Is just what make
The solid South so golid, II is not interest, br
sentiment, and the future alone can Tell which vii
prove the stronger,
Why don't they say so now?
s-r-=7-
TuE Pennsylvania Republicans exhib
tied no lack Of sympathy for the stickel
President of the United States in tn,
resolutions of their 81 tie convention OF
Thursday "The great heart Of the M
ton " refuses to allow its sympathetic
throbs to be- regulated by Il little, con
tomptible crew, who can only see in tn,
Presidents condition an opportunity 4
pcddle their petty political wares am
slander their neighbors.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
DROPOSAIS FOR FIRE-PROOF MODEL CASES
l. FOR THE REC0NSTRUCrION OF THE u.
=; PATENT OFFICE BUILDING, WASH
G,I OF or I THE II,l INTEa,on,

OFFICE or THE SECRETARY,
WAsHINGTON ID, C., September Z, 1881.
Sealed proposals VIII be received a. This Office untl
T. m. on the 2lSt DAY OF SEIIEMRER, 1851, for
building In complete state delivering, erecting, and
lifting In place complete u luiorc or oss) wrought
iron ModelC asses requ sd 10 cotnplCG the furnish
ing of the hoOr and galleries OF the reconstructed
model hall OF tile north wing Of The u. S. Patent
ings which are open FOR Inspection NJ the ArchileOis
Office, where blank forms of proposals, bonds and
any additional Information may he obtained.
Proposals are 10 be made la tho prescribed FORM
Endorsed Proposals for ModeCaSes" aud addressed
TO the Secretary of the interior.
lect any or all bids ,, j. hlNh WOOD,
se3-t.th,s-5t secretary.
National Republican., 1881-09-10
.Secono- -&ano @ooos.
OLD WINE AND Old FRIENDI
ARE KNOWN As THE REST,

ARE KNOWN As THE REST,
so Is JUSTH'S OLD STAN
known for years as the only place where nrstclass
SECONDHAND CLOTHING can be sold at respect
able prices Address or call at
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No. 6lg ID street northwest, Branch Store, No iOd
Ninth street northwest
N. B.-Noto sent by mail promptly attended to.
A CHANGE FOR THE Poon-A LARoR LOT
IA OF merchant tailor made Cupts, Pants. Rnd VestsS
such rich people wear, some equal 10 neS, aomd
little worn; for less money than shoddy really uoAde
Also some Dress Coats Of expensive make HAiA
Boots Shoes Watches Jewelry, Guns Pistols &c, VI
HERZOOS,
aus No, Sos Nnih street
National Republican., 1881-09-10
2SanfeS-- --So1lses.


WANTED TO PURCHASE-A HOUSE, NOT
w to exceed $500; must be n bargain. Address
BUSINESS, city POst-oice se0-3t+
mand for rensbIs prdnSrty paries Aia hayIng @
houses for rent large and small can get good tenants
hy calling JOHN A, PRESCOTT, Real Estate
EXCHANGE. IiiG Il street northwest. spiOlt