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Morris tribune., 1881-03-24

t; John DESC ret'rns of election IL 90 /
II III Chapman do do 40
\ Schocn do do 90
! |, Conner do do 90
(ln.s Olson, boarding. Alison 20 90
O Dnhlvarg, returns of
election 60
Leon Larson work on bridge 90
3 W W Griswoli auditor for
Traverse county | 56
II } Hail. hoard of audit 0O
IL Baldwin, do do 90
" W Griswold board of audit GO
same. election abstracts S2l
same, election abstracts , Co VI
Is same, election abstracts Ira
verse county "a
same, auditors salary 80 Oh
same, do do ~ II
same, auditors salary B S Go 43 II
same, auditor sally Trav'se Co 20 81
IS Wm; Dr"goo, petit juror 10 |"
IL q Carpenter do 10
RK Rash do 4 10
Patrick Fitzgerald do 10
Christ Zimmerman do ~
G Doty. deputy sheriff y VI
+ J Moore, deputy sheriff 90
G kohlcr, petit juror ~
JAS Flynn, petit juror ~
ID i Wheaton, redcmp. OF land ID ~
\! Ryan petit juror 10
Ercas " W GriSwold, auditors sally 81 10
same, auditors salary B ) Co II 10
same auditors sally Trav'e Co IL II
same interest on orders ~
Geo Harding, rrtirmp of land "A 70
Mrs NJ w Bedford, witness
fees in state case w
Ian job Landhcrg jailor's fees 4e4 80
:; II I Bevens attorneys salary ~ wv
Il Bragg, Judge of probate do % 90
) Geo Harding, rcdemp. of land ~ 64
Nov i3T " Watcrston, witness in
state case w
A johnson, postage express
and stationery 20
10 i W Curliss, petit juror ~
JAS Eagen, care of pauper ~ -
20 y G Saltrr, rent of room for jury oo
same. meals for jnrv 8 -
s,,up iurnr,s fees sc
Cameron, \ & Co., stationery 10 %
G II Eiase, chairman on road 0o
FB wilson, work on safes w
John I.,ndbcrg sheriff servces54 oil
same, services as sheriff BSEo ~ X
} COmStnek, county comm IF w
I.ar>.n & Nilsson, clothing for
pauppr - ""
II l. Hulburd county physician 40 90
same coroner ) 90
Morris & Bundy, medicine for
pauper U"
II HuichIns, justice fees in
state cases IL ("
p Tewkshury, marshal III -
s,.,e case 6 40
Cameron A e. Co. stationery p 80
II R,IIw;n 81
same justice fees in state case 90
Robert Marun. attending pau Is ou
% II Whirley. text hooks ~ ID
rs d Il Wheaton, rrdemp oflAnd ''I
w II Brown, supt schools )
o7CK Orinn redcmp of land 80 90
G w Parker, 90
A f Randall, deputy sheriff b no
S county 4n ""
30 w w Griswod, auditors sally 81
G Harding. rrdemp. OF land 10 90
Dec2 Fl + Revans. atty salary - W.
8 M Elmer boarding pa'lper W
~ A johnson supt schools - %
same, s,,pt schools Travis go o.,
Morris tribune., 1881-03-24
house

house : 90
Same, table for court house 10
flunc, Press, Stat emery II 10
II Baldwin, postage 81
Same, justice lees in state case IA 70
II ross, buard>g paupcr BS Co 7 20
John liarlriCh, returns of
IIrlh> and deaths 90
Nj III Moore, stationery and med II SO
Mai tina U,sOn. boarding and
care OF j alison 81 90
Al COmslOck, county cOmm'r 8 60
" " Gri>w Old, postage and
'Hprrs>age 4 %
j II GUuu, -four I, i pauptr 10
Nj Elmer, boarding palIIcr 20 60
i " " altrslOn. meals Tor jurV 6 90
+ NJ Itric, Stationery ii 40
John Quinn, Witness in $ case | II
I'll Baldwin, clerks ices AZ 10
8 + L icwk>hury, witness fees
in state case 06
b ktnner petit juror 10
Geo Harding, il ucmp. of land : 40
II VIM Mcpherson, lr,lt juror 4 10.
II W Gri>W Old, auuiIur sally 100 III
same, auditor sal#iS b 5 Co 20 90
same, auditors sally llav'e do 10 10
Il same, auditors salary / W
Is same. auditor salary = 20
Is same, auditors SaInrv 40 90
~ - i " he ton. rricmp of land 80
% W K Brown, sup, school BSCo Al 81
same. Supt school b county 90
% Wolff & Wells, interest on
county orders -
NJ Eustis, boarding prisoner
in He, nepin county II 20
W W Gr'swOld. auditors sally 50
26 same, auditors salary 8 26
% kenncr 4 Moore, interest on
Big Stone county orders AZ
same. interest on county orders 81
w w GriSwOid, auditors sally 40
same, auditors salary l 70
same, auditors salary On
DIT " heaton. rcdemp. of land % 20
same, redemption of land II 30
W w GriSwold auditors sally 6 II
same, auditors salary b Go 10 43
same, auditors sally Trav'c do 30
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $1343l 50
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

MIC. B. Whitford, one of the most
celebrated trainers Of pointers and
settlers, in the United States, in am
article published last Saturday in the
American Field, on the subject of speed
IN bird dogs, says the red Irish setter
Thersteia was sold for 5000 purely
frem bis performance in a field trial,
and twice the amount paid for him
would not induce his owner to part
with him." The red Irish setter dog
Mark" belonging to Mr.. j. w. Jack
son at this place, is son of " Thorstein
out of the celebrated bitch "Duek."
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

CURED OF DRINKTNG.-"A young friend of
mine was cured of an Unsuitable thirst for liq-
or, which had SO Frustrated him that he was
unable to do any business. He was entirely
cured by the use OF Hop Bitters. 1t allayed all
that burning thirst took away the appetite for
liquor, made his nerves steady, and he has re-
two years, and has no desire to return to his
cups; L know of a number of others that have
been cured of drinking by it."-[From q lead
ing E. E. Official, Chicago, ul.-Tjmes.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

Elijah Hornsby, sentenced to the
penitentiary recently for murder COM
mitted in this parish about two years
ago, is at present said to be laboring on
the railroad line in the upper parishes
with a large gang Of other convicts.
He is chained to colossal negro and
both are made to perform the same
kind of work. This was communica-
ted to us by gentleman who claims to
have seen him personally.-[Iberia Star.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

CAsT-IRoN FELLows.-Men of en-
durance have healthy kidneys and liver.
No ache in the back, no piles or consti-
patton. The cure for these diseases is
kidney-Wort. This great remedy
keeps up the tone of the whole body
by enabling the liver, bowels and kid
neys to perform their functions per-
fectly. Both the liquid and dry are
sold by druggists.-[Pioneer Press.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

President Garfield is very low, but
, better, it is thought. than he was last
sveek. Nearly two months have elapsed
81 nee he was shot; and there is as much
nm. certainty now about his dying or
living, as there was at FIRST.
Wan ted to know-What is the difference be-
tween the Louisiana Lottery Company and
those 9. ahanced" lotteries at rs cent?, q chance
the gamb ling in one, because Of it's m. agnitude,
any great.T than in the other, becauke OF its
religious Or, charitable objectsa We are writing
'a4 se.-lNatcaitoahss Yiadicatpr,
St. Landry democrat., 1881-08-27

In Oregon it is penal ofense for a
saloon to sell man drink of liquor,
unless the latter has license costing
five dollars granting him the privilege
to buy liquor. Every six months the
names of those who have such licenses,
are published.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-14
Sin fiihuer Sheriff. Gin 6her

= Gin fiibner Sheriff. @in Sheriff
lit Nepaba bate einen ri6terli6en 8e=
febl sur 8e19lagnabme BON 1924 900,
@igentbum BET Central Pacific giienz
babn, tpelbe lie ieinem @ountD fir
Steuern f6ulOete, gu bollltreden. 81
faBte siuei 3iige auf Ser 8abn ab, Die
NIT PaNagieren unb 6ra6t belaben
paren. Sie Sa9malter ber 8abn te=
legrapbirten beBmegen na6 San 6ran=
cisco, unb bic Gompagnie telegrapbirte
suriid, oas Gerfabren lei ungeieBlid,
neil bic 8abn prrpfdnbet mare. 81
anttportete, gelebli6 ober ungeiebli6 =
glei6piel, ct merbe bic 3iige feitbalten,
unb ale nod eintreHenben glei6faQs,
Big Die S@ulb beSablt lei, uno i6on ben
na6fen Sag bas gigentbum periteigern.
Sofort fam bic slntpeiiung auf bas
8elb.
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Nus ber ,,2aterne." -"

alase zines oeutIden @bemannes, Der
Elm rYanfeez zWdbel" sebeiratbet bat.
Sd bah elm id0nes Wioden -3um
Weibden mir ermdhlt ;-Sie mars, bic
mir allein ned,-3u meinem @liif Sez
feblt!-
Sie 1T Elm mabrer @nsel,-Das muB
Elm Sober iebn,-Nur iit lie gu ubeidei=
een", lin NlleS S1 er1teb'n!-
Sic ipielt G(apier unb Sarfe, Muat
ilt-ipas (ie ipri1t,-Sie finst tpie cine
9erde. -Dpd ~ Baden" tunn iie nidt!--
Sic mudt auf unier Sansifes s-Das ret'
;enbite @epi4t;-Sie ipielt NIT ibm uno
elt--Dod maiden" fam lie nidt!-
Sir mid iid id,0n gu pueen--5dlt ite
fur bsil'se. Bfidt;-Sie bat mcbl f,is
S(eioer -Dcd rrdben" fann iie nidt!" :
gltt' i'd sutpeilen idmeidelne-@ie
nm nlein 2eibseridt,- 8uft iie seldtpinb
bic aSdiu-Denn ufcaen" fann iie
ntht.-
Oft BABE in ben 6uBen-S9 Bic per=
miinidte @idt, ,-S4nea fault fe marine
@trampfe, Denn uitriden" fann iie
nidt.-
Sic fann nidt Nles pi0en,-0eidt ie>
be aunit serifeb'n!-Sbr blieb ia nidts
gu lernen, Das muB elm Sober ieb'n.-
8, fSnnt bic @elt bier len-Bte piel
tnein Weibden fann,-Sie miiroe ifaue
nenb ru fen:-BeneioenSwertber Wann
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-14

Snpaliben, bic flh wieoer auf ben,
Wese Der Seferuns befinOen, ipreden
iih in anerfennenoer Weiie iiber bic to-
niiden Gisenidaften bon Scifetters Wa=
senbitters aus. 0aidt nur perleibt bal=
ielte ben @eidwidten neue Sraft, es pers
beiiert aud ben irresnldren periauerten
3nitanb bes Dla9en8. temirft reselmd=
tlsen anp leidten Stublsans, linoeri
rteunatiid,e uno 9terenidmersen unp
Idhet wiper baS 6ieber.
Gum getfaui lei alien 9lpctbefern uno
6dnblern.
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Seras.

- SIM Senat puroe rom betre5ienben
acnite siinitis iiber einen geIdtuB berid=
tet, Der bic GmtS3eit ber Senatcren auf 6,
unb bic Der Neprd ientanten auf 4 Sabre
fefieet. Der Senat nabm einen SeiatuB
bes 9auies an, ber bic Yertasuns ber
2e9islatur auf ben 1. Npril fefieet.
Ser 2anbi4winbler Tap murbe
BON Nultin mad benz 3udtbaus selanbt.
= Sames 8. Brablp ipurbe in Sal
seitcn perbaftet neil er, pie bic Depelae
fast, ben Yoltbienit burd Yerienbuns
obicSner Saden proitituirt bat. @r
ianbte oieielben an brei perbeiratbete
6rauen.
= Das Ippeluticnsseriht bat baS in
9tust Gcuntn iiber ben WSrber Com
Willianls Serbanste 9cbeSurtbeil tetds
tist.
e Cine Nnsabl Jarbiser in Sruiton
bielten cine Seriammluug ab, I'M eine
9luspanoeruns nad liberia ins Mert gu
ieben.
DIE Naaridt, bas fid in WOrcteras
II Talldmin5er herumtreiken, miro ale
unmabr beSeidnet.
= Nuf Der Dallas unb Wi6ita @i=
ienbatn bei Denton entsleiite elm @on=
ftruftionsSus. 6iinf Nrbeiter- muroen bas
bel perlett, 5lpet berlelben tSbtlih.
= Die Barser BON Palel1ine baben
cine Yeriammluns ubsebalten gum 3mede
ber @rridtmns bon Sffentliden Sdulsa
in Der Stabt.
= Sn Gan Saba tpurte cine 4rau
Sadett peSen Sisamie gum 3udtbaus
perurtbeilt.
- Sn @eatherforo braden Diete in
3wei Steres elm, in bic giienwaarenbanb=
lung bon @. $. Scat, moielbf ie Daf=
fen uno @elc gum Betrase BON $13O raub.
ten, unb bic @rocers. BON DcB & @na.
f!rum, aus pein iie fir $40 @aaren ent.
tpenbeten.
= Die @eiddftsleute BON 1pler pro.
teliiren sesen bic Der Sesislatur pOrlie=
senbe Gilenbabnbia. sie balten tieiel
be far untpeiie unb ben Snterelien bes
Staetes 1diblid.
= Sn Souftsn purbe elm Tarbiser
gb. DuWaa, ber rer Yrli5ei als gefdbr.
lider Gbarafter befannt 1T, perbaitet
nadbem er iiA sesen Bolisilten bis aufe
NeuBerife pertbeiOist bate. Sc perber
DuWaa reridiebene gerbreden 3ur QaI
selest, unter anbcrn AUDI bic grranfuno
clues 3naben in Der Bancu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-14

@erabe ppr ibm fitte Did, fubr bic
Wutter fort, wie bic Taube Dor Gem So
bidt. 5euri 1T tereit, Dir eine 3ufluht
bu 9ema5ren ...... on feinem 6erjen.
Wanon ncllte antworten lie ,scS bic
Dorte fiir ibre famauteuoeu &mpfinoune
gen: oa ltano Saint Suit icltlt an
@artenttcr Die 3ofe SfInete.
ST frat Elm unb tpurce Urn Ger SHUTTER
uno Tcdter nit elmer selpinen 3uid=
baltuus enpfansen.
@r tru9 Elm Bud 10 Der bano
BrinBen Gie einen neuen SrNaat.
loste 2ucie, nadbem Der alte eines 10 un=
Ieliaeu Trbes peritotten ilt?
@aint SUIT tauihte nit Wianon Bids
innieeu 8erldnbnii7es. in tie Griuneruns
All ben Opferator lbres gunoes
Nun nun, iaste Die Mutter ]; es mar
feline 70 srobe Scloentbat bon Sud Yei,
ben, bShitens Elm gertred,en an auceret
9eute @isentbum. sic tommen mobl,
mid bafiir id5aoIrs su balten 2
Sn Der Tbat periebte Saint Stuff Is
1T awar fell neucr Orsant, aud fein
ueues Gremplar oes alien. mas id Sbnen
bier brinae tcd es 1T meine neuefte
Sdrift, bic i'd Sbnen gum @riae anbiete.
Gle mersen ieten, rab elm neuer @eiil
iiber mid setcmmen 1T, ber Nidts sen,eiu
bat nit ienen idwanfenoen @effalteu, bic
Srrlidtern 9leid, ourd ben Nebel meiner
pbantaiie babinbuidten
unb mpppn banoelt bie8 neue Wert
0cm @eiit Der Weselnticn Sc III
cine pclitifde Sdrift unb lie leu mid,
nleinen Ddblsrn empfeblen.
(GOrtfesnns fOlst,)
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Grafu8 NeeS.

Das erSbte ISbeIIaser Der
@taot 1T basienise bes 5errn s. Resb.
NSbel aller Mrt fnb baislba In erSbtsr
Ausmabl gu Rem ntsbrisilen preilen 3u
tatsn unb In Der Stat fam i.ber @e,
lhmad bsfriehtst perben. parlor. unb
Sdlaf,immer.@sts tauit man bsi 5errn
s. Neeb gu 6atrlfprsiien, ba er feline WS
bel brett aus ben srSbtsn Iabritsn oss
eanoss besisbt. 5err 8esb bat auber,
benz sinsn srOben gorratb pom 5sppiden
unb Wattsn unb allsn In bielss Sad en.
falaaeao'n 0aaren. Wsr MGbsi irsenp
msltaer art Setrauat, tbut wotl. Fa on
bsrrn Hseb 3u psnben. 0om @snSbn-
litffsn bic gum Aastfsinittn unp 5tsusr=
iten lit @aes In isinem Stors gu fnten.
11,80t.
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S. Sosfe & Sons enlpfnsen
bas Neuele in Serrenz zNn5isen.
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'e:.n2eiDcn.

Department Der Bsriiasrunssn, statifl unb |
Wtftihte.
Mufin. 9eras, % Gstruar 1881.
IN aqs. bic es ans.bt:
60 rirb bermit BE- fhsinet, bab bic Norbbsut.
fbt Dstltuuaae : Gefedfdaft Son pamburs
Deuttlonp. In ib-en 9e1biften in bieftm Staa.
te ZEN Ueisben bon Seraa Spladnbis ssnIst bc
una bab biefe 9e,Gi9ift Elm Nutpriiations Ger.
tifieat BON biefer Sffte beFbt,wsIafs ibr erIsubt
auf Elm Sahr, pom Sanuar 1881 bis 81. Deeeu
Der 1881. @sl4dfte in biefm Staate soriuntbmtn
geeeben unier meiner 5anb unt SieseI all
mtiaer Office in Iaiiin ustsr otiaem Datum.
u. Woye, u. US. Spatsbt
As nj. Gumuihat.
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WeueS BON gUt aine.

5OpfenzSitterS, welde in uniern @ral.
ten anseseist werpeu. liub elm lideres
9eilmittel fir Saltes 5ieter, Ylaien= uno
9deren=9eioen. Die melde lie sebrauden,
iusen, ite fSnnen nidt gu bod empfoblen
nerben. Die 9eioeuben ic0teu lie binlans=
lid prc6ireu, uno iie weroen baburd
entbulialtilher werbeu in benz Qcbe ibrer
bcilenben daften.--Y Yrrtlauo No=
pertiIer.
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DamenS, 6errens unp ainbers
Strimpfe Bel 9 dram & Go.
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MAN perlierc Feline 3eit,

menn Ter Nassn. bic 2ttu ober Der llnter1sib
lsiesae iinn, au rem Fttsren StimitteI 5pltst.
tere Nlesnhhtsr', 5u ersifen. &anIbsitsn Der
aenann ca Srsantn trasussn antere, md, yiele
rniiittTs uni cine 8srnaHlaftsuna btrislbsn
ii tater aetdtrli1. unssrbau!ihfeif. QsterIet.
Zen Nisbsr. bic eriien Nnfdls BON Rbsumais.
mne, ~ renlhwdd,s fabren, 'renn S,rnltI6fiiat
fdu r. II petlihs Qeibsn bsrtei. agon p,rIisrs
babsr ire 3eit pieis ptrilams, ftne unb ,dnaff.
befann!s Mepisin au sebrauAsn.
Gum Ssrtauf tsi allen apotbs'srn unb Sdnb.
ern.
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9as Ur6Mlein
pon Saint Amarantbe

@oman Nm 3ubolf spn @0tt 6all.
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on benz 9oIfe enboiltrt wurbe
Glue quite @efesem6cit feim @fa6
su MAIDEN.
Die 3istu 8 Der &lafs 9 itneet sait
in Rew Orlsans an Disrlias ben i2 Mpril 1881
Qputftana @tate asptterp So.
Disiss Snftitut murbe I'M Sabr: 1868 fir G..
siebunes> unb Dut!tedtistsits 3wede son bsy
Staatslesislatur seies!ia ineurpprirt NIT einem
.intn Weiersefcnb scn $3.50, 900 binsuaefaat bat.
Sb-e groeen 9ie5unsen pon einaelne n
Nummern finben mpnatlid itat. Mitrtals wirt
cine 3isbuns perfasbeu 4aan lefs naGfplssnb,
yreissertbeiluns.
Gn,,nfnYo;c GSn EAlA
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gpebctt erbaltem. i.

9ie Derren s. Soste & Sobne
baben ioeben cine grobe 9lusipabl bib
fder Qnabenan3iige erbalten, Die iie 5u
ben billigften preiien berfaufen. Ntan
iiber5eu9e ii6 BON Ben Gortbeilen, mel
DIE Die 9erren Dem publifum bieten.
7,3, In. @ 5.
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= Gin eini6lafernoes &ihen 1T bas
yieueite auf benz @ebiete ber YatentzMtez
bi5inen; es 1T nit &rdutern uno 8lii=
then gefiillt, Die eine betdubenoe, aber
ni6t INNER barmloie Wirfung ausiben.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24
IPso FACT0.
GLOVER PORT Tenn.
February 20, 1881. {

Mr.. EDITOR: Since my last CORES
pondence, nothing strange has occurred
to mar the happiness of our quiet and
peaceful neighborhood. The bad
winter is almost disheartening to the
farmers, but they should refrain from
taking the "blues" for awhile yet, and
trust kind Providence in bringing
sunshine to drive away bal feelings.
1 don't think our country should be
beneath the notice of the world, for
we have here one of the best ,unties,
and all we need to make our county a
prosperous one is more industry, al
though we have a goQdly number of
energetic and persevering farmers
who, by their energy, give to our
country charming appearance.
Bur We have large class of people
We term idlers, who loaf about over
our country, sitting before stores,
whiting on goods boxes, or idling
their time in various other amuSe-
ments, feasting on those who are try
ing to make an honest living by the
sweat of the brow. Oar country has
40 need of such class of people as
this. We need those who are indus
lrious aud persevering, to till our land
and build up our country. If we
sill but do this, soon in the future
our land will be tccming with pros
perity. In many portions of our
country the youths are growing up in
perfect ignorance and idleness, on &C
count of neglecting to build up the
common schools. We should build
good schools, and employ men with
clear and sober minds to discharge
the difficult tasks which rest upon
them. So let us arouse from our
lethargy, put on new life in work, aud
make our country overflow with thrift.
ALPHA.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24
SHERIFFS sale.
In the Circuit Court of Hardeman County,
Tenn.
No. 1882

J. A Wilson,
A. j. Gambol
DY VIRTUE of q writ of venditioni ex-
- panas in the above cause, to me di-
reeted from the Hon. Circuit Court of Har-
deman county, Tenn, at the November
term. 1880, will sell to the highest bidder
Tor cash. at the Courthouse door in the town
Of Bolivar, on
SATURDAY, MARCH u, 1881,
The following described
tract of lnnd situated in range (, section 5,
Of the Tenth Surveyors district and in the
Fourth Civil district of Hardeman county,
Tenn, and bounded on the north by A J.
Gsmbors home tract, on the east by the
lands of James T Hundley, on the south by
4 tract of land sold by E. Brown to Chan. Y
Harris, coPd; on the west by Robert L
Ruddell'S lands, containing 20 acres, more
or less, and is the same land conveyed by
James T. Hundley to the said A J. Gambol
in the year 1869 or 1870.
Levied upon As the property of defendant
4. ]. Gambol, to satisfy this Fl Fa on this
18th day OF August, 1880
2-17-4t w. ". FARLEY, Sheriff.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24
PERSONAL.

Coz Robert w. Haynes, of Jackson,
was in the city Monday night.
Miss Matte Hancock, of La Grange,
visited friends here last week.
= Mrs. Henry Bond, nee Miss Mary
Miller, is visiting relatives in Bolivar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. Wilson, OF
jackson. and Mrs. Sallie Colquhoun
of Canton, Miss, paid flying visits t
relatives in town last week.
Marcus Kahn, of the firm of II
Kahn & Sons, has gone TO New
York and intends to purchase large
stock of goods suitable for the Spring
and Summer trade. Buying theil
goods for cash, they will lie able t.
sell them at bottom figures.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-02-24
Special Locals

w. T. Armistead is selling canned
goods cheaper than any one.
W. T. Armistead pays II cents a
bushel for Cotton Seed.
have a large lot of cotton Seed
Meal for sale which is the best COW
food s1.OO per hundred.
TAKE YOUR HIDES, BEEswAx, and
TALLow, TO w. T. Armistead. He
will pay more than any one else III!
Furs, Hides, Beeswax, and tallow
can besold at the highest price to w.
I. Armistead
Parties DIES ring to lay in their years
supplies can buy their coffee cheap at
ArmisteGds.