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SOLAR ECLIPSE.

The collpa0 Of tho sun last eventug was suo-
cess ~ phenomenon. though 1t Was but poorly
observed at Chicago on account OF tho exist
ence OF dunse cloud bank which covered the
sun during nearly tho cnttFe tlmu that elapsed
betweea the beginning Of tho eclipse and tho
setttng Of the lumlnaFtcs IN oommon. At 6:G,1t
p. H., the tino computed for tho bcglnntnx. tho
big telescope Ut tho Dearborn Observatory was
duly trained mpnn !he sue. but not speck VI
minute pHat sufficiently to permit
II to DO secn shAt the eclipse was
cusps being almost precisely one-sixth part of
Tho sun's diameter. The e0llpse progressed
finely, tho elouda gFpduAtly clearu4 away until
J:N, when tue llno Of dark ness was In length
, 1881-05-28
Tho y s.a-serpcnt f,lscovered-rn,riflod

Tho pruprIctars Of tho Chnmpinin uranIt
Works. turuted near flnrn Rock ltAy un Lake
sct-acrIrnt ol mammoth prt,pOrttunn, bc!nx
alput eight incfes In tnatnetcr aud nearly hlty
tenco 0i tho 0llter skin OF a iNrge serpent, whlto
the inner surfncc shows tho chtrnis. Tho pru-
prtctUtt. Whusb headquarters nrc Mt VerKenncs.
Hrc intending stun to begin EXCAVATIONS A1t,ng tho
pInge where 1t lies ttntrtlicG In the dirt aud
grant. 10 ascertain It's atzu. !fnles mug ut !lls-
,nces Tor slxty feet it.1iuate TINT # j. iyina n
great lphoaval of thu Gurth, worked Its why
thrnuYh MintnY tho rocks IN Il Winding cat,rsc
level or fnke ChntnplAiu IN thu aido pt Il mp,int-
,lin ur tho Adirondack rnlLxe.
, 1881-05-28
AN EXPERIMENT..
A shipment Of Wheat from ~. Paul to
Gtn1x0,t on a Through Nlil OF Lnu-


Glasgow on a Through Bill or Inu-
Ing.
Sr. Louis, No., Mny a7.-A contract has
just closed here for III experimental ship
moht Of 10000 bushels Of spring wheat from
st. Paul 10 Giasgow. Scotland, by harges to
New Orleans, thence by steamer. Darges to
receive the grain will leaye here for st. Paul
Tomorrow, II this shipment proves SUCCESS
ful others will follow. amounting perhaps to
l,UO0, 100 bushels. Tho rate tor tho first ship
mont Is oS cents pnr bns|lel. Negotiations
for th!A shipment wore 1nAd1 through tho st.
pany, and d. through bll. uf lnI,ng wiil bo Rivon
BY then. Another .notable fact that has Just
tratsplred Ia that lArgo lot OF snukcd tlnur was
lust shipped lrun hoF0 to liverpool, via tho
river to Now Orlgaus, at tho extremely Inv ratio
Of Gu ccnts par hundred. OF cnurso this Ia not
whom there IL surplus Of tonnaga At Now Or
leans.
, 1881-05-28

very nearly twt-thirt1a OF thn SUMS titnmuter
Thu lower rnrt or tho sun thnn dipped Into
clDu-tnsk. ar,u for nbnllt annthnr minute tho
of tho Hun presenting tho appearance uf n
su1nr innf.
Al 7:I7 hn Ind sunk 40 fully tchinti tho cloud
thnt hta foslil was itlltsttn8iliahnblU. AMI tho
phenomenon Wns uyGr RUverhl minutes hGf0rO
tnr
, 1881-05-28
1HE LAST Ahn The REST.

The Imperial palacu dinins-curs "1llino!s."
"nelmonico," "foland,' and =" 1srunswtok {" jaat
finished by tho Chicago l. Northwestern hallway
md TO be on juno l plaocd IN heryIco on It's
Council 1lulrs ind Californin line aro by NIL
odds tho finest and bost dining cars that havo
euer been built for any lina aHDlphere. They
combine ail Of the oxcoeno[es OF ali dining cars
that havn boon built heretoforU, together with
many qualities that hRyo not boon adopted In
my others. They Will bo run daily on tbs tsa!ns
lcnviux tho now passenger station In ChIoaYo ut
E:N noon and that leaving Council ulu0s at 900
II.
, 1881-05-28
DEATHS.

H0IlN-ThutsdAy, May 1t Mrs. Hannah Horn, In
tho Nth }elE 0t hGr nK9.
EE- noalun talnss,l pApcss please copy.
GUtlSt:E-Ffl1ay. Mny p, Atrs. Rosetta A., wafc OF
4. =. Gurtee. aKltl 10 yeArs.
funetnl at hAvGnsM 0Dd Saturday morning, llr.
mhina taken to WkukpRAn.
LtVlHGsTON.Fharslay. May. ~ ofaporiaxy. V. v.
I.ivtnKttOD. hNcd II years Mnnlhs and ! days
lk0mnna viii be tnkGn 10 milwaukee, fur tntGrmeut,
Sb- Now fark nnd Milwaukee, pnpess pleasa copy.
MITCllEl.t.-At Cleveland, O.. MHy Is, nt the res
Margaret A. wito Of MATTHEW Mitchoil, Esq, In The
18th roar Of her nIu.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY on Fridny, May y. at her res.
!dnnco in this city, Ellen irin llyoraUn, Wlfe OF
JnanpII u. tYbrADIi. .
fuIeral tronl VI Jau,oa Church on suaduJ. May .,
ut l,alf-pHst2 ! UCIuck,
, ~ Providence. New York, and PhIladolphia papors
pfRnse copy.
itUNrEt-t>n the 27th Inst, af,sr = lnng and paln.
ful lllnNas. 10 lsD ScAto. the b1iUvoi daughter ot
Mira aafanFnt nntor, nt her at0 rGsdeueU, zat5 CAL
uEgt nv.
NotIce ot fuuarn! hereafter.
tsEEtAlS-Joseph r. Ctceton, May ~ IN this city.
Nulcu Of funeral Ipstnf0s. - ~
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kan1as C1IY {N0.} NHts.
Judge Acknowledgement D. q. Swain. OF tho
tuspeotDd several stables to secure = pair OF
horses worthy 10 haul the Frcs!dcut's family.
None were found, but an or1ler Wa1 left With \
prominent livory.stAhle man on WyAndottc
stEoet 10 look out for = suitable pair. 'fet them
be seventeen banda high. sound, black or bay"
Worp tho cauuonkcy alscctfonA. Besides tho
, 1881-05-28
COAL.

FnlhAprLrrIA. Ta., hfny .7.-Tho Committees
OF tho 1ch'Hh md AchuylkilI Toni Exchnngce
resolved 10 mako no changes Of prices for nrt'|-
nary HrIl,lcA OF cna for June. T'hU ttnatlR Conl
Iron Company t!eoetl tn ,ttlraf1co thu prlcD ns
fUr hnrbur tratIN.
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hLpCkY CHANCE

for oil who arc gotug to California. Tho now
md elegant Chioa9o, burlington 4 Quincy statc-
ts,on car will leave Chicago On Tucsnay, siay 81,
ut 006 p m. and run through to San Francisco
via KAnsas CITY and the A., 4. & 4. +. and
Southern Fauito Railroads. a atateroom In thla
car costs no moro than section in a pullman
car. For berths Rppy carly at Chicago, nurllng-
ton T. Quincy ticket otiaoe, ID Clark street.
, 1881-05-28

:. .1iutrs-sTltoY-on Wsdndestny evsn!nr, May
H. ht tho ronlsIOnce Ut tho bf9's brother Is Fnrnoy.
st. RoMEt H. llutst Ut Chicago, md blary Il. throw,
Ef- New FORK papers pteaso copy.
MAlT!.ASU-Cux-In this city, IT. tho 1tector'a res
i!ance, 4S liu6haed-sl, on Wednesday evening. Any
~ by tlac Hgy. Horny IT, Perry Hf Al3Atnts EptscU-
pal Ilrlsh. M.* David T.. Maitland. nt Chicago, and
Miss FRANCES al. Cux, Of Nnnhknglon, u, e.
, 1881-05-28

purchase Of tho cnrr,ngn horses saddle horse
fnr tho f'resldcnta use ~ hlsb IL nc nuHht nero.
There hnve tern M AEures Nr limit set to tho
price, tuL 10 lust got tho eight klnl uf horses Is
tho Kuln rciItllatf.
, 1881-05-28

REM0vAl-NAllS SAFE 4 LOCK COMPANY
Have GcMoyofl 10
81 Washington street,
between Dearborn md State.
Alar8e liue OF al! kinds OF safes.
, 1881-05-28

Tho universal verdict Ia thnt tho now No. 8 Il
Wheeler St WiisU,, manufacturing Co., 1b5 Stato
, 1881-05-28

Special attention is called to tho Royal Owl
cigarettes. This brand Ut alI Havana cigar-
cites Is Str,.ttOn Il Sturm's latest md best
production. Sold by aIl tluulers.
, 1881-05-28
TIE CITY-uALL.

TME Clty-flall will be closed M0ndnr, Dccora-
ton Day.
The Controller is paying all miscellaneous
bills. Some Of those havo not been cailed for
since tho lat Of MHreh.
Fonry ,u1rfnl permits wero Issued yesterday
ly the Registrar OF Vital Btntstics Tho cx-
cceugy hot wenthcr Ut yesterday will have Il
tendency 10 swell tho mortality rate.
THE following building. permits wero issued
yesscniay: To Walsh & Fuller, nne-stury shop.
es'st sl.tJ; tisury Yoneker three two story ar,d
bHseinent dwellings, - by 10 feet As1, 3t:3 ntll
aku Archer asen,,c, to cost flD,0uo
Az s,ttmate w.s m allowed to Kearns yss,
tnate to j. s ii. g: Dutry, for si,o7O, On nccoans
structure.
JUDGE JAMESON, having decided tho wator~tax
Get Llsb yesterday atidresse,i si1o.lcr @ iotter to
5ek ] ps Is iat e @ Or Setess nees
Wednesday, water would he turned o1E from the
Hospital.
TnE Rlthy condition Of tho alleys should Mt
traut moro attention thnn It does fran tho
Health Department. Th0y arB u shumo and II
.sxsace J., to @ this . camnanity. Tne seavenzos
better and moro rigid supervision should Dv
kept ot ths wurk.
MAYon nARulsoS stated yesterday thas while
be w.s % aosent . ho was rs h"ppy, because 40 appll.
gotteu 81 tic cars Gro he wns hn,l11tcI ~ Gisp.
sssksrs Az the changes 1 y t1at aro going 70 b.
| moro applicants need apply.
A BLACK spite dog called ltoscoe ConklinR was
lsesuag Yesterday; It was the first Of the acn-
T'of' r pSs az en's saa G m
tic books Janes A. Garfield, one 70. l.. Num-
md QUO blacx. .and-tan i lnbbe4 :'Kiokks.''
Thesv nro titles thnt may be found on tho City
Clerks toE-ttc book.
| MAyoR HAHR1H1n returned yestnr,,ny froo,
the Canal Convention ut Davenport. anl wns
| engigcl I'LL dny In signing waErn1ts., The Fl.
aoi many msstinss nfter tic tho eicsaon. aud lis is
n1lsness ~ accInutted. untler tho old orslnnnGea
| thc Finhtlco Gqnlniitteo pRsseu upon all bills,
ihis nrGsnSna h%x hcnn reunned h,t fn svnr.
| rnntx ncrtln,ninfod NO rnni,Iiy thar thn Msvcr
'%u ".'sn'' :" s's" o'or -" s..'1'''as' m ''
entire new AK. strsst l!nS w 1s so'nPie.e
Ss sssown 70 oo @ y So
te TsSs5s f. T9|1sf s stfsst 5ESgc xsa
pxasoss ] 81 sloula @ UNDER Understand thu. during tb,,
s TssfnsS Sss, wba + osa aSI.t # T9S,. t e
| Emrlaess or Cunmsssotter Of Pubilc ~ Workss.
ovsn fSr the use ot strces spri@k,ors. wto tio
'ss uea oaso Of ro Or oor
I pr,scuuteu. u'"''4s ''' IA" ~" aessaA'es w
'' ~,
AID. WAEzEh WIS down Yesterday to sec Com :
missioner waller ~ regMru 10 tue cDnttniied oh
strHc1ons M u tho West slde cFoss,stretta Ut Kin.
H. uy @ sn&lhes OF taG soSor'.! ra.!ronas running
E!,K,mo 40. ~: 3h wth three cnrs. OF tho tan.
,.;., .hc saooa aaeoss i.ehSatt atsoes. anu tao
half m hour. 4 trackn,1m ant ottnrs warn m
psalcd e. lit i va q as nss n nusa,!co Is
fhr,,mf..r1 ~ tin unn,uthir.r .ynrat f,nn
, 1881-05-28

Buck & 1tayners Moth Powder Ia q harvester
thnt rcaps ruucues by tho million.
, 1881-05-28

Ctmmtns leads in hrst.c1nss dental work nt
foir prices. 70 Stato street, c0rnor ltandolph.
, 1881-05-28

Don't Die on lic I'rsrnixcs.
out rats, i1lcc, bed. bugs, ruapi.cs, Ito. buxes
, 1881-05-28
with travclng companions who will tako good

W.t.a M; hM u. GunhL ~ y tsntnk1 ~" ntcc.ut
eon,ans the na,ncs Of l,'sa ettorneys a. seainss
LEN s.EN II Ieal. " the8es duf1nR lne yeaf. nnW,,
,,rnr;,ce nn II, ovo o ii"3' srbn i;rcrtnry rn.'
iains 1ew md usotui fcnt.,iS Il, she sapo of
Il ct,t,ti,ictc directory cf ih1 new CtN,k County
Coutt.ff ffouso, tho only ONE in existence.
ssa sxsa5e .s soS SS
s'aiss g as% ss aaa 81 .! Sss sex
Gwsa Y, " rntr'sk a.; G;oMSEihn H.: fp.on"n r r. ts
..osepn uh!loa, Wnn WMh & nas "l!9 1a. anu 1nnr ni
tuflccr .,nmns 1nwinr. who VIA In tho vicinity.
rescued lie chiidrun All worc badly scared,
nnd fortunately but very lltt'o . hurt. IT.. ,,,..
Land 1cax,'s heid in.t sses!ng It H., ws:t Lake
ensuing atsrter; ~: Mllaney IaSAantur; ~;
rs., "" rmmir Msi,shnv nma
siSi!isan xrrs appointed sseKates . a.tena the
mectines neu vi tn0 !aamnas Nataona! LING in
lea8nG; ing r'n&nslni 9 oeerstaL t, aeur.ef . tho
pfoeees q! rnnE nee ~, SoH G Mgo 20 ~
tuning larger nail tne 1eotlne alloa1he"'
Z; =: HnlfEhE;;Ap rresdeaa OF tne pes Melnes
torn. ' dcl,efnI dSn T1aI'c Mapaver "f ibe 20 Toiet
wa.sr 5'eaeSa @ ,tto ef re Ns West
ha!!, qehesat Manager, OF Tue EaiecaRo Nien.
s,iwa!1 1~G f,anaro M"nagar' ~ ~ VIII 1,no
Tss3'st n NV Me9or Sork. 81 and H9 r. c1 M yn n
,nmnna, np".1s. ~" ~ III Mai.cann+s. i isnatn.
c ,.r s " ~ $, ~ W 1aoInn eten"'lS o''pa'cn'
~" io1N' hae ~ 'ne iae'1c'
hcll tSor ANNUAL clceton on thc c;enno of
Ascension. Day With tho following reHuit: +.
. f',s,, ,h.r,w oto "st
scninr Warrr. H. y. jtn;,n1r. thrtv.secnnti ie H.
ttir ,.ro f,r.1rm, !. i.r.awnIi n thir;
ierr,c frrcnsnrcr. dill ~ tinrSa ri f,rty- thini
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FHE CAMPBELL KILLING.

Last Saturday bloody deed was
pcrpetrated at the wood yard between
WISH Lew;s's, and Eli Moore's near
town. Frank Wilson, Henry Camp
bell, Reuben Harris, aud Leon Wood,
colored, wood choppers, had stopped
work for dinner. Wilson and Camp
bell commenced TO quarrel over a
scarcity Of provisions, the former ac-
cusing Campbell and his wife of using
some of his Wilson's meat. Whereup-
on difficulty arose. Without at
tempting to detail the many contra
dictOry statements of the affair, we
state that Wilson plunged knife into
Campbell's neck, cut his arm and back
in several places Campbell fell, bleed
ing profusely and soon became speech
less, He was brought to his home in
town, and died that night. Reuben
Harris arrested Wilson and brought
him to town and delivered him into
the hands Of the officers of the law.
He was tried for killing Campbell and
in default of security for four thous-
and dollars was sent to prison. vii
son is IL blOOdthirSty desperate. He
was very defiant and told the white
and colored hystanders in the court
yard that he was not afraid of them.
1t is said that he killed IL man not long
since in or near Holly Springs. The
colored people here threatened to
lynch him. Campbell, the man he
killed, was one of the worthiest color
ed men in the community. The coun
try is filled with colored and white
tramps and they render property and
life very unsafe. Our people are very
law-abiding in their instincts and hab
its, but these vicious characters NAV,
yet force them to resort to summary
Punishment for their murierous deeds.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
MIDBLEBURG, TFNN
AUGUST 2, 1881.

Mr.. EDITOR: Nothing has occur
red to modest the peace and quie-
tude of our burg since our last
communication until about Z
CLOCK yesterday afternoon when
some unknown party attempted
to bnrn the methodist church by
placing fuel and lighted candle
under the teps. Fortunately il
was discovered before any dam
age was done. 1t is impossible to
conceive what motive could actu-
ate the deed, but all such charac-
tors should be captured and pun
ished,tO the extent of the law
Mr.. Savage is conducting a series
of services here during the week.
The attendance is liberal. and
great success is anticipated. The
continued drouth is too general
to need comment. Miss Ida
Thompson charming young lady
of Fayette Co. is visiting Mis-:
Jennie Mathews. I.
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Airs. Cub Wilkerson and mother
are visiting relatives at Humboldt.
Sec Prof. FutralPs school police.
He is fat and near known to be one OF
the most successful educators in the
state.
Geo. Kinney's dwelling house
near Whiteville was destroyed by fire
on the morning of the 28th.
The narrowing of the railroad
track from Cairo to New Orleans, 800
miles. by y o'clock ON last Friday, in
less than one day, Is a monument to
the skill and enterprise of the manage
ment of the &. St. L. and n. o. r. RI
The new iron bridge across HatchieI
is calculated to sustain a dead weight
in the centre of 40, 00Olbs. Fotwith
standing its great strength it is not al
lowable to ride acrsss it at faster paceI
than a walk under penalty of $50.
1t is claimed that with proper CARE
it will last 100 years.
We again implore our people to
look after the public roads Now isl
the time before cotton picking and bad !
weather sets in. Oar town and allE
our interests will materially suffer I'M
less our roads arc put in order. OneS
bad place i'll the Somerville road di- s
verted 500 bales from Bolivar lastg
season. We now have good bridges, 8
bat i'll few weeks, unless the roads 3
IRE put in order, it will be almost im-s
possible for loaded wagons to rcachs
hcse bridges. Let our merchants
md business men bestir themselves.
The new road law is working admira-g
by in Fayette and Haywood Counties. q
let us in Hardeman no longer abuse
he Dad law.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-04
PERSONAL.

Richard Up~haw Is in town on a visit t.
his hons ones. lie is with Hill, Fountain,
Il Co, ST. LIuis and ", are glad to know
he is succeeding admirably AZ young bus
incss man. His steady habits and rcliabil
ity will make his commercial life a success
DIR c W. Robertson of SomerviIle was in
town this week.
Mrs Perkins of Ja-k+on Is visiting the
Misses Collins.
B. VI. Jones Of Pinson WAS in town this
week.
Misses Mary and Matte Nelson are Wis
iting the Misses Tread veil of Lamar Miss
Miss frankie Smith, who attended the
ball a; Bon Aqua, "wIs charming in white
satin trimmed with Maracourt lace"
Mr.. G. II. Partep, who has been employed
on the Bulletin for the last year, has left to
take charge of Government clcrkship in
Washington city. He is a most expert typo
and besides has unusually fine literary at
tainmen;r. We cheerfully commend him.
''S nn enterprising JOURNALIST.
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IhOmgh he had bv the snddennrss q

81 AitCHSI AC i"d ny titc HuuNenncSS oil wal
been cast down from afIluence anil luxury
gto place where though eighty years old
( he tOi!ei with his own hands, yet he was al.
Sways cheerful ami happy.
s He had been rich without haughtincs-,, he
: was now poor without repining. He had
4nevcr i'll his wcalthicst DAYS looked down
son an honest laboring man. nor attempted
Ga Goldfish aristocracv. The poorest man
I in the County no matter how Ignorant was
often the guest at hie house, and thousands
! of the needy have broken bread 1T his table
whore they were made to feel that San hon.
Sest man" mot the wcalthicst MANI "is the
4noblcst work of God" So now when be-
WAS poor and the worldly wise did not seek
sswcet-tempercd meek upright man, plying!
THE weaknesses and mistortunes of his ftl !
lows; but rejoicing in the consciousness of al
well spent life. he tOiled on until the sum
mons from Him who said blessed are the
who die in the Lord, yea saith the
Spirit for they rest from their labors and
their works do follow them"
Many men whom we know have become:
more famous, more wealthy, more learned,
than our old friend but we know of none,
who bore the temptations of wealth amd3
the trials OF poverty with Il sweeter grace-i
Nor do we know of one who approached him
in helpful charities to his neighbors, lurgc-s
hearted sympathics with his friends ore
unstintcd praises of the honest though la
boring man. Being man of strong char
actcr, he was also long suffering and gcntlet
with those who would be his enemies, soE
that we feel justified in saying, "Pitser
Miller had not an enemy in the world. y
We do not pretend that Mr.. Miller had noE
man W. ever knew could stand at the closed
of a long life and say honestly "If ! did :
despise the cause of my man servant or my /
when they contended with me"
"If have with held froD, the poor their de
sire or have caused the eyes of the widow
to fail, or have eaten my mOrsel myself
alone and the fatherless have not eaten
thereof. II haYe seen any perish for want
of clothing or any poor without covering, (
if his loins have not blessed me and if he s
were not warmed with the fleece of myF
sheep. If have lifted up my hand against
he fathcrlers then let mine arm fall from
NV shoulder blade md mine arm be broken
from the bone"
If the chcerful-giver is rewarded in the
next world. If he that giveth to the poor
cndeth to the Lord AMI if it he true thatS
precious to the Lord is the death of IIiss
saints it is no wonder that this faithful
'ldsman after long, weary night of sick &
ness as the day dawn of the old Sabbath was &
approaching, wrapped the drapery of hiss
couch about him. and lay down to pleas
mt dreams" "This day thou shalt be with >
ne in paradise" +.
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AVIS OF NEwsPAPEH>

.. Subscribers Who d" not give ex-
press notice to the co.na1y are consid-
cred as wishing , continue their sub
criptlon.
2. If subsC ribs17 Wish their papers
stopped, publishers may continue To
serd ttAs. uutii. .rs-ges are paid
8. X subscribers neglect or refuse
take their pm re'e from the post office
ur places whes,. tney are sent, they are
held responsible until they. rtle their
bills and give the noS,~e 10 discontinue
it,
a. II subscribers move to other
piac.7 wuhout info, ming the publisher
ney are bel" osponsible. Notice
should always tie given, on removal.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-04
DIED.

MILLER.-At his residence in
Bolivar. early Saturday morning. Ju-
ly Both, 1881, Pitser Miller. in his
year. Sec Memorial.
JOY.-At the residence of her son
in-law in jackson, Saturday, July 80,
1881, Mrs. f. d. Joy. The remains
of this venerable woman were brought
to the homo of her son, Mr.. C. G. JOY,
in Bolivar. on Sunday afternoon, and
were buried in the Union cemetery
ON Monday morning, Rev. DR.. Ready
officiating.
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i am anxious to know where my con
Frank Sherley is living. lie Is a barber by
profession, Is a bright m'Fatto 10 years old,
lie was last employed as barber on 4
steamer running between Memphis and ST
Louis or Louisville. Write to
LUCINDA DrLLARD. Bolivar Tenn
Aug 4th 2t.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-04
Glover PORT
Male and Female
ACADEMY
Clover-Port Tenn.


The 18th session begins on the Is;
Monday in Sept, 1881. Surround
ings beautiful. Excellent water and
pure air. For thoroughness ofits work
in al the Departments, this School
invites comparison with any other
school in the Southwest.
Board IS per month. Tuition us
ual rates. Send for circular.
Aug. I. It T. a. FstralI,
=. o. Toon's Sta. Tenn. Principal.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.
In the County Court of Harleman
County, Tennessee. No. 1872 r. d.


County, Tennessee. No. 1872 II. ..
VIM. II. Foster petition to sail land for Par
ton ". Mary F. Foster and hcr Guardian,
j. e. Shelley.
II this cause il appearing from the petit
n ton which in swOra to that that the de-
fendant Mary T. Foster is a nonresident of
the State OF Tennessee.
1t is ordered that publication be made in
The Bolivar Bulletin, a newspaper published
in Bolivar, Tenn, fer four successive weeks,
requiring said defendant, Mary +. Foster,
TO enter her appearance herein at County
Court of IIardeman County, Tennessee, to
|be held at Bolivar, on the frst Monday in
Sept, 1881, and plead answer or demur 10
The petition in this cause, or the same will
be taken for confessed as To her and set Tor
hearing er parte.
This August 4ih, 1851.
VIC DoRIoS, Clerk
Wood & McNeal. Solicitors Tor Petitioners
Ist week Of Ar. At.
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FOR RENT CHEAP.

The DIR. Coleman residence on
Lafayette street, large roomy,
and comfortable. Apply to
T. H., ,.~,.-r-
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NOTICE.
STRAINED OR STOLEN.

\ gray mare. blind IN right eye, has
knot on top Of right shoulder, is nine or ten
years old, and on the pony order. A suita-
bic reward viii be given for her delivery to
me at WhiteYille or 20 that can get her
". 5. KIRKPATRICK.
q Qt
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RUBY HEADLrGHF OIL.

175o fire test. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Price only soc per gallon Al
Moore 4 Harvey's.
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Fer sale by Druggists and Dealers at S1.25 per
bottle Largest bottle IN the market Try it.
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