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, 1881-10-15
President Arthur and Secretary
Blaine Win Everybody's
Piaudits.
Striking Costumes Of the Foreign OIL
GERS antl Dlgnitarles Now In
This Country. -
Tbs Senate Cordially Welcomes Them to
the Ohamber-speeoh Of Mr.
Bayar0.
ON TIE SPOT.
Sptttdt Dkpntch 10 1hk Chicago Ifttunks

apft4a' D9pafea 10 1nf ea!eooo tT'ouhe'
1oRkf0WS' W., oet' i4+-l "E"lo"" -
beElhnlnE to nsslllle gn!a hppeAi'1l'te'
Steamers from nlt Scctlo's nave oeell hFtls-
Ing tDtlnT, bringing !afge cfoWHs, WHICH ~
towards making up the lalntley gfohl@ ~h'ch
arc now here Few !n'lies have conse. ~
fnct, their absence IS 1'otlce't' AZ tfl's WIS
gold-dlsgcrs' calnp I'll New tloSlco. !ho
few who have been lIcre, tftcr wandering
about. carrying Their DaEEnsc, lctl Oh tlso
1iext btmt, satisfied tint tile patflsts VINO
were here 10 ser 1"rHtowil cooil taRe Ill ~
the Sights III MI lilf. col' Coet'''' l1le n'''
t"ry master Ut llle ee!ebf''tloflt WIS mere
yesterday evening. blAt lle soals ieIi, naj'-
tans-ticnesnl Knoef1soll' "t s!hshisal'
reached hrrc totluy, iWeol'tpal'ie" ~ w
thchh!ent III lie slleHlEa'i ots'te 'nll''lt VIII
garrison anu calap eaulln9e. ttnS. -. H.
Jefo'i", oi Micll!EA1i' nl"t slA1l' potI lla''seS
OF The Sti,te I+eslslnthre, ant siS companies
VI Mlclligail lhalit'a VIII arrl'e nesIas' uie
1sta' Ill" three Military points OF l.ohof III
the eucal!1pIncht afe 10 ~ nceupett ny .i'o
M1chlgah so!dlcrs OIL lno 'eit. the 'fs'l''"h
III alle ce',tte' a'iu tAe leEuEats Y" u,u eA-
IRENE right tol. leytoil' tllo e'ehefa' -Aa'l-
aser Of tl!o yorktown Cehte'i'a! !Ass'e'a-
tloil. lett last night to ecs l'shs ZOE his gfalo
-0--'
NOT YET nEES FINISHED
% lar as 1le plogfal, an'a"n'seel pS 'ne
tehtehhla! nsSoc'athh' 's cohcel"ea. lMt "s'e
1ehturc II! IL nus I1keH plato sets wv" TIC cel-
eufatlon, which WIS ahl'h'lltcetl to co1il1lllo
frthi tlie Ism 10 inc :lst' MUS iotF 10 oll'S H.
c!9lae Iuesflsy, wednesday, lhuIs'lis, anu
FRIDAY or 'leSt week. On ~h!cN aay t'o
United States Governments Inc 'lasohs' h''a
ue volunteer military VIII W eo,,spienoaa'
I'e arrangements l3aue lor taa M'ch-
gansess nre 'ls1to coh!pH'te, So ny t'e't e'1,
sll. ana III 1aet ~ arrangement" WHEN teE!a
10 Tic confore VI helhhef asla'l nre eoieersetl.
In tins t1lcy hre 1oftuhate' IL II nhaafstoo'l
tia! tie Governor ana neeisim'afe VIII nafc
quarters m ING cail'p. Ile tioSet'ofs of all
the Colohal atates VIII pe hele ny Mohaay'
sAD EVENT, ......-
casting gloom over ule n'Sy' anu NC army
forces ~ well. 0tcuric't todhy' when ttlo
United States Steamer D!spatei nff!vca'
cant. Mcerea' comn'a''aing NY hhRsl'ip !em.
, 1881-10-15

lnqHc*t OIL CullnEtsnn md RNcrEcrson+
Who nTet Their Dnatil in tho Late
Observation-Disclosures nA to Want Of
1,reensstioH.
Coronur 3lat4on held IN inquest ycstertIay
upon Frunk r. Cnla9hnn and U!o ]luergcrson,
who wero respectively Observation-Disclosures and
oMptoy6 Mt tue Alstun Misunderstanding EoApn-
ny's paint mill, curnpr Of Wntso and CrIttontlcn
strrets, and who were killed there at t0:E1
o'clock last Monday tslnrnlng, by tho expulsion
0f a tank. nr boiler, In which about e00 Haiona
Of lInsces! oil were bclng prepared for future
,tse. The evidence utlduocd from tho furc-
mnu, Mr. ]. u. Barlow, and othurs who
woro In tho neikhborhool Of tho mill when tho
explosion took p!aco. lid not she'd nny light
whIteyer upon tho cause Of tho laInontabu uc-
curonre, aud did not differ materially FROM tho
statutnents mn.so to TnlnuNI reporter who
sl.soM testlns.i thnt ho had bsiiIt tic s.rfet1ro
rsrat.is u!idor Nr. Val!aghaas parsoaal B,lpet-
sslo';; Tho .nol!er wSs IN i"venaon 1,1
s.pornsutea g tns WIG wpcn a' tho way espesos s
occurred. Ihcro WIS evidence alst that
tho cseapo pipcs. by which the Kls generate.l by
dHctrd out Of tho Uytintlrlcu1 bnur, wero not
tho Immediate cnuses of tho oxp losnH. llccauso
thsy srS r. fGa tp, ys TIE tS'DT
m broken. oxcsRIt ct tlie .'ataehAblo head. which
long und thunHhtfu!Iy. anl, b0inE
uSAHIE TU AOlsEE As TO THE Rf;AsOy
why tho aforesaid detachable hoHd vaa SO vo-
lUhtty reMoved, brought in twu ycrdlcts. IN
ep& p nad bua g. fs bars sty snd o esor III
tpnarat,s, Ut the Aston lEentnx Works; whIsh
s4slo:isa 81, wy dus j. tssaprosss Psacs;;i:
fsnt,rs.n n ,r IND ,I"ctaao ef r." a csrmtt
, 1881-10-15


OTTAWA, Oct 14.-Nlllcll Of tho Light th,s
has been heretofore thrown upon tho projpct
Of urcct water communication between tha
l,cart Of the Cunnslian Northwest nrst Englaha
via Hudson bay ami tho Struts, llas bern
furnished by the Director md other Official,
Of the Geological Survey. Mr.. scwil, thu
Director, 1s Il strong believer iii tho cntl,s
practicabllity Of the route. Additional par.
ticutars Of Interest will bo furnished In us
ruLl account Of tho trip natle Inst full BY
Prof. Robert bell by this route from Fots
York to Liverpool. I'rof. Dol's .rplnt,.
which WILL bc embodied In that Of the epaitf
Prof. Hell sailed In olle Of tho llnd:.
sou Bay C1npamy's vessels, Ecaylns
Yurl Factory, Supt. ii, and passing tho lid.
som. Struts as !ato us the :sId uf that monih
without meeting n',y obstacle whatever, anl
Incident w,.s il religious service held on the
tteck wlt!ia passing tho straits, which wa
attended hy pAsscngers nild crew IN Ordinary
druss without DyerCnats, tho thermometer IL
dicatlllg II degrees lii tic Shade.
, 1881-10-15

Ar1s1vAl, At FORTRESS MUSnoE:.
Fotrrl.Ess MoSt,t,E. OFT. lt.-The Frencl,
war steamer Magicnnc, from New Yurk.
arrived this t,,urnlnE. Snlutes wero fired
fruin the fort aid Hays loIs&cd OH tho 1'reu-
tol. Un coming tO anchor tho Alagtcuno
ran the American colors to her masthead and
returned thu snlutc.
Gen. Hancock md statr leave for York
town tllts morning.
, 1881-10-15


Capt. LAlton'S Ntl,etic exhibition, which
tal;es plnce tl.ls uvenng In A1cCormlck Hull.
PROMISES to BIZ Il very interesting attnlr. As
thu Cnptain Ii II great fnyOrlt Will, tho ntlt-
lctes Of this city, they hnyo turned, out In
force t0 nlkU his bu1.eit an attractive oltU
10 tl,c audience. Thu following wull.knuwn
nth1ctes llayu volunteered: Iii Dorney, Abe
Williams, Eli Duplcssis, Jael l|ower. Georgo
Druw,l, Paddy GuEden, John Scllily, Jnlles
Mclaughlin. El.gune Mccarthy, Frank
Owens, "Soau" McAIpin. George Benedict,
Wt1lnul Ra,ulolpll. and IL number Of other
wrfl-knOwn boxers. Lewis Aloure a1.d flOr-
acc brink Will wrestle collar auu ctbow, .Mr.
Pat Brennan acttng us refercu FOR them.
Duncnn G. lsoss anu Thomas Eek will co,,I-
pcto III high junlrfng. Ihe Fox 1aednt for
llGavy-wriKt boxing will be competed
lnr. Thu feature Of tho evening, will
b. the contest b,tweun Capt. Dalton al,u
Tommy Clianaler, who ltas ucceptcd nalt0n's
utItr Ut So to atly utle who will slHtr htm
four rounds. As Chandler nnd Dnltoi 'latl i
meeting 0rce hafuru With the gloves, over
Which much talk las bccl r!nste rcIatlyv to
Tie merits Ut tho lion, 1t will bo /. bitter
struggle us tu who shall prove Victor tM tho
eolning cUntcst Dalton has bueu training
under thu caro- nf "Suuph AlcAtpln, nllu feGIs
confident l.r will knock l,s adversary nut Ut
time, willis CERnller Ii equally sal!Euine ut
being ablo 10 duieat tho Marlne representa-
tive.
, 1881-10-15


CINCINNATI, D., Oct. tf.-'rho bny geitting
WillialG II. WIS sold today Mt the Chester
rark track fur Sl0,0O0. lla Inns bcen here
during tho presont trottux lncettng, aud WIN
In tho frea.t0r-ulE mud :,:l0 clAsscs Tho pnr-
eliuser Is ". Hodges. OF 4aubttrt. n, \. Tho
Weeks. llo .as hcct,llu stnlte Il tayUrtt lIerc,
alll tho salu is sonlolhinQ Ut MI event among
hOrtIluGh.
, 1881-10-15
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. H.-Flrst race,
o,Io lnilu: Lost Causo tlrst, bessie Boil see-
o,W. TinIc, l:5l}5.
Secnud rncc, milo hents: l3ootjnck won in
straight l,eats, l,Unilrc second. Time, l:474;
I:4UIi,
, 1881-10-15
BALTIMORE ~ Quo.

W1I.N1SGroS, Dol, Oct. A.-lt Is stated
TINT tho baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Company
has surveyed ntsl adapted II routo for the
new rpall betwcan Baltimore nll this city,
Aiul t!tgidGl up0ll tito rest Ut tho lii,o be-
tween Wilmington allu Philadelphia.
, 1881-10-15

OTTAWA, Oct. 14.-S0lne persons, llslIal!y
well Informed, express tho opinion that his
Elce.!ency will 90 to EnglnNd md not re.
turn, but will be succeeded in his Official
position llcre by member of the royal
fu,ntIy, probably tho Duke of Connaug!!t.
instructions nro saiti to llnva been given p
pcrs0ll high III authority here pointing te
lmp0rtAnt citallHGs shortly tD occur, md q
Er.:gt l0liullt to tho Dominion, which ltua
Gulur to these FullOFa,
, 1881-10-15
READING.

I'I,1LAnEt11IA, pa., Oct. t4.-'rtlo United
States Circuit Court !las rerusell tho appllca-
tton of tho Receiver Of tho Philadelphia &
ReAling Ra!lronsl for authority to create II
Cur trust OF 81 900 900. mud expressed m opn~
lon TINT tho lseeeipNrsialp Ii mt Informing
bIe. Receiver fi0Wn,l sIieu Saturday for
Europe, It IL understood. to secure pr0xlcs
for thu january election.
, 1881-10-15

ALBANY, n. T., Oct. 14.-Thomas W. Rob-
lt,stl,, Ut luwa, ll.s bcun awur.le, S4,500 fur
lnlurles Weetyetl In 1878 Oh tic Now York
Central ltailloal.
, 1881-10-15

NEW iOAE, Oct. l4.-llt1nluo IL coughing
badly, alsl Michael pwynr, u.lo Ut his own.
ers saya tie colt IL II doubtful starter for tho
Ulxly Slakea at uaHlniaye.
, 1881-10-15
A DESPERATE CONFLICT.

General Passenger Ageh. Stephenson, Of
tte Gralft Trunk Hallway. gives notice that
thu Pullman car now running Win Detroit atM
thu Michigan Central FROM Chicago to Mott
trral will be withdrawn atlu will III future bo
run vta Tort uuroli aud the Chicago Il Grand
Trunk.
. Suginaw Valley aild Nortl, Michigan brsl-
ness must Iii future bu tickuted by tic ChE-
eago j. t;ratld Trunk yla Flint. instead OF yin
Lapcer. Thus thU lust thread Which lteIu TO-
getler tho GYnnd Trunk aud tllo Vanderbilt
roasis l,as bcen sunt!urel, a1ld there will cre-
utter 10 no more interchange Ut business or
official connection Of any, kind between them.
Vanderbilt sre'tls to lo determined to rGal
tl'o Gfani Ut fruik entirely 9t u exlsfs,lse;
Trunk YltntcYcr, alm lgl!drcs tit II 1t tlad
ilp exlstencn Ut ull. llu uvc', re!llses to
al'"W .Il;,', tue Gfa" Trnnk t9 ssli t!ekots to
thg cnrtluet0rs 0f tlle Nov York Ceutral IL
rtftlau I'LL tickets issued BY tlio ttrallll Trunk.
OK eou1se tilo hitter retAl!atcs by refusing IN
nlIow thu vatriorsllt r,ltls 10 sell ltckuts 10
thcrutorc, WING tako tho t;sNsd Trunk t0
purcllso tickets rs far ~ lsuifut,. anu tllerD
VII! bG c0nlpetted tU purchAsc l0en! tvkut
Mt thu Now Yurk Central ollcu f,ld llnyu tlloIr
basgaRu reellcekctl. Ti.sSsllgors golng 70
Montreal or utler naints IN tl,o Grind Trunk
Ar9 sltltlnrly euMnulleA to purchase Il l0cAf
liehat nt Detroit ald have their baggnso re-
Tho Grnnl Trunk, 1t Is understood, will
saoll .ankn asldItional reductions to ali polnts
~ tl.e Vanderbilt llncs It euM rcncI.
It., Il T. s,o,,nS w l"ytE ~ wtn r., steo! ,2 MsIs
n1ew thrunsli passenger roate ,yla the EriD e
Nuw York. Ax tic Erln hns branches tt NIL
, 1881-10-15

THE SCOTCH YACHT BEATEN.
lloylpENcE, II. t., Oct. l4.-'rho Hoston
yacht Shadow boat tue Scotch cutter MadKe
at Newport Today,
, 1881-10-15

S1GJIkI -Io LEN Y File
J)urlng Ills presence III the city Mr.. r. l..
Kilnl,nlI. Assistant General Mnnayer NJ tho
Union Pacific Railway, llcld nj, interview
will tho lnatlaeurs Of tic Iown ponl lInes-
Northwestern, Rock 1slanl, anu Burlington
and arranged II t,ew timetable between CHI
cago nnd Denver. Thu noon tratns will COLI
meet the sumo rs heretofore with tho Untnn
l'acl!lc train rntlltug to Denver vim Ctry-
emile, md will inuke tito same time rs lurctG-
furu-tifty-tiyo hours frntn ChlcuKo to Denver.
Tic evening trains will connect hereafter
with tho unlun 1'actle trains running direct
t0 Denver YIN tho .IllpshlrE cilt-utI and WILL
l,,nke tne tin.e FROM C!icagp to Denver III
over the tlnu Aiia iaato vla 9lo old cheyenne
rutlte. by tlle completion Ut the JnicslnrE
cutoff tie Omai,n I1lies have sccurcl the
sllUrtest rohtD tn Denver, NJ II Is FROM sfx IN
routes. When tho .Unipn Pnctt'c secured tho
kullsns 1'uciftc lsafltOnd it was generally he
lleyed that 1t would usH TINT Hing ~ It's pr!t-
cIpal outlet for Denver from c!l!eago. l@aIt
II sncll was tho intention Of the unioi racilc
people they lnvu III tlnubt come to the. coll
cillSlun tint It wutlla bB mora to tIiGlr all
ynntaEe to give up tllo i!pn and cstablsll,
more direct route from .CIicng0 yla Onlnl'a
burg Glll.otf was built. AltogGlllor tic Union
1'Aellte iins lately shown n much falrer spirit
toward Omaha ald Chicago t!lan formerly,
lnlvlne found out TINT In order TO keep up rs
prcstiEe It wins necessary t1 give Cl'tcngo nll
ttle advantages poss!b!e. this being Its most
Iirpct IlIi1 convenient DuilEt.
EQUAL TO THE EMERGENCY.
The Hartford CoArunt says: Tlle rail-
roa.! war Is distressing Chicago people, 1t
Is not altogether lovely TO haye 81, fare to
New York nfter MI. 1t appears thut Wcst-
orn merchants WHO ordinarily buy their
u H,Hi. ...i
, 1881-10-15

a NOE-ETlECT1V1s INJUNCTION.
DENVER, Colo, Oct. t4,-'rhe injunction
Issued Inst Saturday by the District Court ut
Boulder against tho Denver, Westurl, Il l'a-
citte 1tnilsoad haX never taken effect, OIL nc
plaintiffs. to glyo thu required s2U, ,0O0 bond.
, 1881-10-15
CHESTER PARK,

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 1i.-In tic first race,
thu 3::!:s riass, thoro were eight starters arsd
Xix heats, with tho rllca still unfinished ut
.iAsk. lEasa Wtlks took tho first alui fourth.
!ieais, lsAc4rl u. tho xpco,l l!eat, alattle Gra-
ham ta third, ft,terpce tho tfth, anu tla last
hGNt wNs tcciNrrtl Il ttullt IIeAt betweun iktlAiI
lst,sl Willis md l.llcrpcr Tilnc, ::, 3::.s155 3:s15,
:3,::hl, .::Ej1 /, .!::::yt}, ::S.1i.
EFtl.tilI.nIl:
, 1881-10-15
YORKTOWN.

~ ~ w .AS0
A Motley Multitude Gathered
on the Historic
Spot.
The Preparations Of the Com
mittco Painfully In-
adequate.
A Few Ladies Arrive, and
Leave as Soon as
Possible.
People Greatly Depressed by the
Sudden Dcntll Of q Naval
Officer.
The Day in Washington the First
Joyous One for Many
Weoks.
President Arthur and Secretary
Blaine Win Everybody's
Plaudits.
Striking Costumes Of the Foreign OIL
GERS nntl Dlgnitarles Now In
This Country. h.,
Tbs Senate Cordially Welcomes Them to
the Ohambcr-speeoh Of Mr.
Bayarl.
, 1881-10-15

The track WIS somcwhnt heavy, owing. to
tho rain Of yesterday, which accounts for
tho slow tlulD In Buile instances.
, 1881-10-15

tlA CGIlukQ4h HliktlHulk3 IHLHfllEtl
u tllolr sl8sks III thu 6uHHtH ChRMlAss, and
Hley t0slntt tho galleries, Which they hth luft
nnipty, tilcti witt. lu4ltes In bright uttire.
Sunle routine business was transacted. ulMl
tle,l the Nutlon's guests, wilu llast Lren uc-
c0r.lel tho privilege Vt tie iloar, eatnu ilI,
csc0ite.l by Mr.. t'aMc, AID ttMIk u row NJ
seats which emGlreleA tho EilAtllber belllld
tho dcsks. SuuNtUr llayurA thel. russ, mud,
III I'LL eloquent nl,d graceful little speeul., nl-
lnlch to tho preseilco ut distinguished etl-
xeiis Ut 0llr sster llupublH Ut Fraucu l.lltl tla
ENplro Ut Germany, wIIo |lau Gainv lluru tu
j0lA til celebrating thu victory Ut Yorktown.
lilo concluded by Nssertl1lE tlat l.e sIuku
tho sentiment Ut tho American Spl!ato by
saying that tlluy Arb nlnat weiruMp,
ald noyed IL recess OF half VI, !u,.t., tlat tlIe
Senators might Immediately pay their tc.
sperts t0 uIenl.
TleMoti0n waa carried nmll loud applause,
a!d thcn Ito ylaltogs wcra presented to l'res!
lvnt nayttl Davis un4 tAo Senators.
When tho tntrulncltons were over the
guests wero shown u their carrlages a1,st
driven buck t0 tho Arlington. Sonleof tIe'll
EXPRESSED themselves as astunlsilut al!1
pleased with tho appoasAnce OF Washington
ntat highly sraltlul with their reception.
Secretary l3lailu Is III attentive atlt cU,lrtt,-
"ua 'aa@f N1tl Ht ~ NUlS seEOllAGH py Al8
assistunts, 1lr. tlftt anA Walker Blaine.
TIE nlslYlsII 1Eti.tTtoS.
| ~ the lFtsftF,s Assottalta l'uss.
| WAsIllSuTOS. D. t., urL, l4.--In sending
lMvltutlDlla to the foreign representatives to
Attella tho Yorktown centennial, Secretary
i3lulMe omitted tha British Legation from
motives OF dellcacy. llo thought tAat, as the
event WAS In celebration Ut the defeat Of
British troops, probably the British Enl-
! basssy might feel aggsleYeu ut boing ill.,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Mime Novgorod Fasr.

The great market of the Eastern world
has been held at this junction of the Volga
and Okla River in Russia, every summer for
hundreds Of years Here the nations Of
Europe and Asia meet with theic products
Tor trade. Cossack, Chinese, Turk, and
Persian meet the German and the Greek
with every variety Of merchandise that
mankind employs, from sapphires to grid
irons, tea, opium, fur, food, tools, and fra
brics and last but not least medicines. j.
c. Aver & Co.'S celebrated rcmidies from
America we're displayed in an elegant
Bazaar, where tpe Doctor himself might be
seen. They are known and taken on steppes
Of Asia as well os On the prairies Of the
West. and on are an eiItctuaI au,idote for
the diseases that prevail in the yaourts Of
'ho North as we'll as the huts and cabins Of
the Western contincnt.-Lincoln (IlI.) Times
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

More people suffer from Biliousness than
any one ailment. If bilious yoH viii he
restless, your head aches, low Spirits, Cos
tivcnesa. no Appetite, want Of energy and
other symptoms which never fail TO give
Warming q impending danger from = seige
Of sickness. All this can be avoided At a
nominal cost, without any expense for piIy-
siciaus Go to your druggist with silver
dollar or a grcenbacl, either, and tell him
YOU want a bottle OF DR.. Marsiiali'5 Promo
line for the above complaints, and take &C
c9rdiug to directions. You should take OF
the BromoIiue until you feel entirely Tree
from all sickness. Trial Bottles free. Reg
,,Iar size 81. Sold by Moore & Harvey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

As liver Regulator, DR.. MaTshalrs
Bromoline is equal to, ii not superior, to
ANY Medicine upon the msket.. Ne take
and SHALL only ask tria! Of B7cmolina 70
convince you Of Its curing virtues, Il is a
vegetable compound ana Is r,ciPe Of an
old time Doctor" and We 90 not hesitate
10 say We think 1t good. Goto the under
signed, agents, and get a bottle, and Il need
hc-get three or four,) take according TO di-
rcct'o@s Inside wrapper aud re think
You will Sith as in saying that B-om-
oline Is good yer Medicine. Trial bot
tie free, Regular sizeSI Sold by NooRE {;
HARVEY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
This is The Season.

When Whiskey comes frequently into
requisition- as medicine. Adulerated
WHISTLES are as injurious as adulterated
Drugs, and the effect on the system is pre-
eisely the samo-it kiEs-we would state
from orr Own knowledge that T. " IIAR-
rER's Nelson County Whiskey is net adul-
teratcd and on that account We can recon-
mend it to those seeking an article fully ma
tmod and scrupuiously Pure. Respectfully
MOORE Il HARVEY,
Bolivar, Tenn. Feb. 10,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
% we Believe In glitchcaEi7

81 take the position that we do not,
in its broad sense" said gentleman
Of years and experience ''and yet we
find many Of the present day carrying 4
Buckeye in theirPocket through a kind
of superstition, when they might be re-
lievcd BY a few applications of Tab
lcr's Buckeye Pile Ointment, This
Ointment IS made from the Buckeye,
and is recommended for nothing else
but Piles. Try It. It viii cure you.
Price, 50 oeats per bottle. For Sals
By ali Druggists.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

The price IS only 50 cents, yer
the real value IS beyond estimation.
We alilde to that invaluable COM
pound, Coussens' Honey Of Tar,
which has gained the enviaBle repu-
tation of being the greatest cough
medicine of the age. For Group,
Whooping Cough, and all Throat
and Lung diseases it has no equal.
Sufferers with consumption who use
it always experience speedy relief.
Try it. For sale by all druggists
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
FIRE! ExRE!l

To. prevent FIRE use 100 Fire Test Oil for
Gale by Moore d Harvey at 20 cents o Gallon
This is TO certify that I have tchtcd
Moore e Harvey's Coat Oil and that
stood $50 Fire Test, twenty gTess highe
than any coal oil have tested outside
Head Light Oil d. w. Parran Inspector.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Baby Prizes, $500.

An eminent bankers wife ON. Y. has
induced the praprietors Of tIiat great n,edi-
cine, Hop Bitters to offer $500 IN prizes to
the youngest child that says Hop Bitters
plainly, in any language, between May I,
$780, and July 4, 1881. This is liberal
and interesting offer, and every body and
his wife should send two cent stamp to the
Hop Filters Manufacturing Co, Rochester,
NY, q. 5. A., for circular, giving fun par
ticulars, aud begin TT once 20 teach the chill
lren to say Hop Bitters and secure the prize
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
Competition.

have in Operation a fun line ofmachinery
and am now manufacturing my own Furni-
ture, Codins, etc. Is yoa want bargain in
my line cali at the factory at the northeast
corner Of Court Square, Bolivar, Tenn.
99-3m w. II. REYNOLDS 6 Co.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
ny Reading tho Following You win learn
Something worth Knowing
lew Coed and Pleasant It's fer al IN Uaitv
e Live.


The hIsod is tss Life, It is easily dig.sted and
asSilnilatad with the blood the Simplest food.
when tbs blood is not pure, &c snFe 10 usesit, on
such the dew Of Heaven shall laH and holy-Io
shah shri7c.
The defieney can DO supplied BY :he use Of il,
it cures Thousand Ills, so17ly by toneiIg up in
y;-oratiBs and viJaiizei,a the system
The enriched and visalized blood perambulatas
every part Of tie body, repairing damage ana waste
searching out mo1bid seerctious and leaving moth
ing i.- disease 30 feed uToU.
raisiz the secret e rue wonderful success of.the
Great far-faileJ Indian Star Ess'e3y in curing
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Boila, Dropsy, Eheu-
laatism, Eeuraisia, Nervous Auctions Feo-aie
-eiap,s,ats aBa all diseases originating in bad
sta,e Of tie blood, OF accompanied - debility, CT
low state OF tae system CaE Ga your druggist for
1,a Great Indian star Remedy or send 5'rect r.
tins c1aee AID win forward by express. address
az a4dere 70 4. y. y-cIss,
Acliear Tenn.
j-srssis5 y J. J. .-oorc, do5rs l....ss Druggists
aoiiyar 4 ates T1o2s - rlgr
sr-as--y:i-9 Iep'f1sst
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20

Cuban Chill Tonic, he great West Indie
Fever ard Agae Remedy, = wonderful and
marvellous cure for chiIIs and fever bilious
nczs and Liver complaint Al Your 1-ugsi@ts
e. n Hammer, Moore = Harvey, ! gents,
5. ". NuckoIlz, Taous Station Tenn,
Pir.le & c., 3dedon, Tenn and is. Porch,
Pocahontas, Tenn