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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-14
LETTERS FROx THE PEOPLE.
SALISBURY, Tenn.
ADril 10 1891

SALISBURY, Tenn,
= April u, 1881.
Mr.. EDITOR: l must tell you of
very long and interesting chase after
large black wolf, as narrated to the
writer BY one ofthe parties in the hunt.
Messrs. Ferguson and CarEilc, of
salisbury, and Messrs. Smith aud
Gatlin, of Mississippi, went jast over
the State line into TipPah county,
Miss, on two days camp hunt.
After striking camp and preparing
bOunteous supper, consisting of strong
coffee, ham and other good dishes too
numerous to mention, except a few
drops occasionally of our Mr. i, Z.
loves pure grape. The plans of the
coming hunt; after that we listened to
some Of the most miraculous narrow
escapes that had taken place during
some time in the life of each hunter,
Retiring, then, for the night, we were
all soon asleep, but rose before the
sun. next. morning. We quickly got
ready for the first drive. They had
scarcely gone. one and q half miles,
when one Of the dogs gave an alarm,
land it was soon discovered that a wolf
was the object of the9chase, instead Of
a fox, as was first supposed. Then
the chase began in, earnest, the hunt
ers standing almost erect in their stir
rups with Wild excitement, each anx
ious for the first shot. Away went the
dogs, r. E. Lee fslSiug the lead
After long and interesting chase, the
wolf was brought down by four shots
This wolf was black, with white breas
and feet, and measured six feet from
tip to tip, being 80 or % inches high
and would have weighed about 10t
pounds. He has made fierce havo
on, the sheep and pigs in that neigh
borhood for about six years; the neigh
bors say he has killed not less thar
200 lambs and grown sheep.
tee-Fs .riaEsn nos Sooner. {
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How to Secnre Health.

1t seems strange that anyone will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, swheu
Scovills' Sarsaparilla and StilIingia, or
Blood and liver Syrup, viii restore perfect
health 10 the physical organization. 1t is
indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, a~d aas proven itsef 70 be the Best
Blood Purifier ever discovered, eiiectually
curing Scrofuia, SsqhiBCic disorders, Weak
ness of the Kidneys, Erysipcias, Malaria;
complaints and aif Diseases indicating an
impure Condition Of the Blood, Liver, Kid
neYs, Stomach, skin, ctr. q corrects Iudi-
gestion. 4 single bottle Will prove 10 you
its merits as a health reviewer, for it Acts
Like Charm, especially when the com
plaint Is Of an exhaustive nature, haxing q
tendency TO lessen the natural Vigor OF the
brain and nervous system.
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9ssSsssea f7saasIe FRsIs AND TsEsls
85ila5l III Ia sssslssg ailGsss GsA b5Isiis.s9
1NSTITU UTE.
TENN

Seven teachers consulate the Faculty. Tse work
Is distributed among thsnl in the best colleges.
Especial carcgiYen - E:,gliIh in additi 10 tho
usual cours- Of instruction, Anglo saxon, Old
English, AID modern classics being added to give
,I6:y and II ygiene by DR.. VI J. Crook special lee
lures givpu to thu young ladies' and the young gnn-
teineu separately. No extra charge for Latin,
Greek tior,ulu, French Hebrew. Apparatus to
illustrate the subjects Of Natural Sciences ;; well
nauE-i,, neately printed monthly magazine; a
library and radinE room three literary societies,
Music, Painting, Drawing, Calisthenics,-thesc are
some If tine advantages Of the Institute. Churcl
sunday schools, daily mails and the telegraph line,
aIlSenc4 of vice, are some ef the benefits il thu
colnmuuity- For catalogue write to J. 3 uuian OF
q. ". Savage tn September. then to \. P. Hnckett
SECRETARY Of Faculty, ...- 47-tf
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Non-Resident Notice.


In the Chanccry Court Of Hsrdeman Couu-
~, Tenn, No. 500 r. D..
p. Northern, trustee II. NJ Parker, vs. I.aac
Randolph, Mrs Z. A. Pyba-s, Mrs. Sally
Hubbard and her husband, J. n. Hub
bard--Original Bill.
IN THIS CAUSE it appearing from the
a bill, which is swornto, that defendants,
J. N. Hubbard and Isaac Randolph are
non-residcnts OF the State of Tennessee, it Ii
therefore ordered that they make their APP
pearance herein on or bei1re the
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, 1881,
at the Courthouse, in the town Of Bolivar,
TENNESSEE, aud plead. answer or demur to
said bill, or same viii be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parte as to them, and
that copy ofthis r~dcr be published once
week four four successive weeks in the
Bolivar Bulletin. .....-r
This 9th day OF April, 1881.
A copy; attest:
JAMES FENTRESS, JR., c. e VI.
Francis. Fentrcss, SoHr for complainant
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THE BULLETIN.
THURSDAY. APRIL "A, 1851
LAWS OF NEWSPAPERS.

/. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice TO the contrary are consid-
cred as wishing TO continue their sub
crip,ion.
.. If subscribers wish their papers
stopped, publishers may continue To
send them uutil charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse
to take their papers from the post Office
or places whern they are sent, they are
held responsible until they settle their
bills and give the notice to discontinue
it.
4. If subscribers move to other
places without informing the publisher
they are held responsible. Notice
should always be given, on removal.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

The dogs are killing Morgan
Moore's sheep, near town.
j. A. Wilson has gone East to
purchase his spring and summerstock.
-Tate's Opera House is being
erected. w. S. Hornsby's house .ad-
joining is rising from its foundation.
Mr.. Thos. Jones. of Fayette
county, expects to make his home in
Hardeman. We will gladly welcome
him.
Mrs. Colquhoun, nee Miss Sallie
Unthank, has been on a visit to her
mother, Mrs. r. L. Walker.
Mrs. Ben Wilson, nee Miss Lizzie
Wood, made flying visit to her home
ones this week.
Senator Barrett Is mingling among
the citizens of Bolivar. His Nashville
stay improved his looks.
Mr.. J. &. Stuttz, the actor, has
purchased the State of Tennessee, to
be paid for in daily Instalments.
We sympathize with Mrs. Paul
T. Jones on the death of her sister,
Mrs. Gray, at Florence, Ala. Mrs.
Jones was with her at the time Of the
sad event.
Rev. w. B. Savage, Of Lauder
dale county, son of the late Rev. Levin
Savage, is on visit to friends in the
county.
Miss Eddie Fcntress is back from
visit to Memphis Miss Dora c.
Dunavant, popular society lady OF
the Bluff City, returned with her.
Mr.. John J. Polk and lady will
receive at the Fentress House on Tues
day evening, April 18th. No cards.
C. II. Anderson and Tom. Craw.
ford made rat raid the other day
upon John Folks crib. Their pet
terrier dogs, Napoleon and Gen. Lee
killed 65 rats in a few minutes.
That school was chartered in the
18th and not in the 18th district. The
fact is, every school in the county
should be chartered.
The venerable d. O. Hull; Of the
Whiteville district, died on Monday
An appropriate memorial viii soor
appear Of this worthy man Thus on,
by one the old landmarks pass away
Miss Mcneil, of LaGrange, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Grigi
Adams.
Read the beautiful poem in an
other cof5fnn entitled "'Birth OF tn
Dramatic Art" written by Mr.. c
Toler Wolfe, now travelling with tn
Stuttz Dramatic Company.
We call especial attention to tn
card Of D. w. Parran & Bro, in al
other column. These young gentle
men are ingenious and skilled artisan
and are prepared to fill orders for a
kinds of machinery. We common
them to the public.
We learn that the Ladies Al
Society of the Methodist church ha
made arrangements to open an ic
cream saloon in the room above DIR. I
d. Moore's drug store, two evening
of each week, beginning with earl
warm weather. This is greatly needle
in Bolivar every year, and we are gla
that the ladies will furnish the publ
this season with such treat. The
have become proverbial for maxim
success and giving satisfaction in ever
thing they undertake. They hay
already given great and in reducir
the church debt and meeting 9th,
demands, and still they work! \
doubt they will receive liberal patro
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PocAuoHrAs, TENN.


Dir. EDITOR: School here has again
been interrupted by case of measles
which was developed in the Institute
building, and the school will, be sus-
pended for awhile. / don't think
measles win spread further, as there
has been but one case here in two
months.
We have. been highly favored here
with the musical talents of Professor
Graeff, of New Orleans. He has been
teaching q, class here on piano and
guitar, and to his credit many of us
can say that he advances his pupils
further in one or two months than they
would advance in one or two years ir
college, going through the regular
rouine of musical recitations. He uses
the blackboard in teaching. the seienc,
of music. lie can take q young lady
who BIAS practiced one or two years OF
! piano or organ, and teach her one o.
two months, and she will not need ;
teacher any longer. Some one i
ready to say this looks impossible, bu
lit has been demonstrated. Prof. 6
purposes coming to your city to max
| up and teach q class in the science G
music. 5He IS musical composer
and will give you specimens of his ow
composition at a musical concert whic
he will hold previous to teaching
class. Save your money which yo
spend for lessons, and have your chi
dren taught by Prof. -Graef, who ca
do what he says. Respectfully,
ID. W -1EATH.
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AMUSENENTS.
CAMILLE.

1-@aCAMlLLEs
This much- noted and popular play
was presented BY the Stattz Star Csnn-
pany last Wednesday night to large
and Fashionable audience. Mr.J., @.
Stuttz, as Armand Buval, drew
forth rounds Of appleuse from the
audience, which we're justly deserved.
Miss E. Alma stuttz as "CamiIle
Gauthier," Dumas greatest creation.
did a splendid piece Of acting, and
fully sustained the reputation she has
won as an oyfiste. Mons. Duval, as
played by Mr.. Wolfe, was a success in
every particular, and he is undoubt-
eddy one Of the fnestactoFs in bis line
We have ever seen, Thursday night.
''Zlngara" was the attraction; Fri,iay
night, Niagara Saturday night,
"The Two Orphans;;n Monday night,
THE New Magdalen;" Tuesday night,
'.Our Boarding House" and last night
"Zingara," followed by the Imaginable
farce, 'fsFamily Jars.T Al Of these
plays were rendered in Il manner that
could not be excelled. Miss E. Alma
Sruttz, Mr.. ]. g, Sbuttz and Mr, G..
Toler Wolfe are without a superior in
the dramatic art, and the support they
have is also. unusually good. They
will always be welcomed here With
crowded houses. The entire troupe is
II most deserving one, aud shOuldmeet
with the success to which they are Sc
truly entitled.
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Bolivar, Term, 4 pril IA. 1881.

Remember that you can get a good Pho
tograph, any size, At Z \. Pugh's Gallery,
Wells old stand. on Aiain street, in Bolivar.
o. W. Huston has several buggi,s and
carriages fer sale ut the old reliable 5. q.
Miller's Livery stable. Those sold have
given entire satisfaction. The prices are
very reasonable. Gail and see them and
get bargain. Now is your chance. Two
Of these handsome buggies have been used
By Mr. Miller as a band wagon for the
Stuttz Company, and made 4 very nice dis
play.
Now you have a chance to get your face
improved 5y calling at f. A. Pugh's Pho
tograph Gallery, at Wells old stand on
Main street. Bolivar. See beautiful sam.
pies Of work. Terms very low.
If you want a life-Iike picture of your
father or mother, or sister or brother, 81
sweetheart or baby, just call on Pugh, at his
Gallery on Main street in Bolivar The
old Wells stand All work guaranteed, and
prices at loves livinsrates
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MARRIED.

HARRISON-CARAHER-AtMc-
Meals Hall, on the evening of April
Sth, 1881, previous to the performance
of Niagara" by the Stuttz Dramatic
Company, Mr.. Willis d. Harrison, of
Grenada. Miss, and Miss Annie Cara
her, OF Cairo, Ills, Rev. w. G. Gray
oficiating.
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Laughter.


There is not the remotest corner or
little inlet of the minute blood vessels
of the human body that does not feel
some wavelet from the CONFUSION oc-
lasioned by good hearty laughter. The
life principle, or the central man, is
shaken TO the iInerm0 st depths, send
ing new tides of life and strength to
the surface, thus materially tending to
insure good heaitlrto the persons who
indulge therein. The bIoad moves
more rapidly and conveys 4 different
impression to al the organs of the
body, as it visits them on that partjc-
ular mystic journey when the man is
laughing, from what it docs at other
times. For this reas N every good
hearty hugh in which a person In
dulges lengthens his life, conveying,
as it does, new aud distinct stimulus to
the vital forces, Doubtless the time
will come when physicians, conceding
more importance than they now do "a
the inflaeneecof the mind 1upon the
vital forces OF the body, viii make up
their prescriptions more with reference
I, the mind and less drugs for them;
| aud viii, in 50 doing, find the best and
most effective method of producing
the required effect upon the patient.
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$4,000 REWARD.

The citizens of ICONS Station offer
the above reward for the apprehension
and delivery of Gal. Williams, cold,
into the hands of the sheriff or iailer
of Hardeman county, Tenn. Gal
Williams brutally murdered his wife
at Toons Station on Saturday night,
April 2, 1881. He is small sized
black negro, about five feet high,
weighs from 125 to 140 pounds, has
two or three scars on back Of neck, Is
thin Tipped, the lower lip hanging &
little; has fine voice; is slow of speech
If he has left the neighborhood O.
ICONS he is making his way to Bethel
Tenn, and thence to Red Land, Miss
w. j. BLAIR end Others.
Toons, Tenn, April Il, 1881.
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United States Land Warrants.
Cash paid for old United States land
warrants. Address
-r.s @. NJ. BALLARD,
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SpeciaI Locals.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is agreeable

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You can find the Singer Sewing
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at Swinebroad & Billings office. Att
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic Nourishes
and Strengthens.
old Yanaissee whisky at Yopp's
Palace. It is 5 years old and is the
best liquor in town. 1t wall cost you
Only15 cents a drink. Cali and try it
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is perfectly
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JuRoRs 80 cIRcuIT couRT.

Enoch Davis, r. N. Bass, J. w.
McLarty. F. 6. Belote. w. c. Eu-
bank, j. r. Newsom, w. r. Woods,
c. III. Anderson, A. FL. Rose; J. r.
Jones, j. T. Macon, A. J. May, W
AZ. Reaves, w. E. Afford, w. H
Ammons, VIM. Smith, J. N. jackson
r. A. Mitchell, n. q. Thompson, ]
C. jackson, J. II. Gurley, w. w
Casselberry, w. II. Tisdale, jane
Campbell, John Kenny, J. X. P
Gift, T. C. Sexton. J. T. Parker ]
NJ. Morgan, H. H. Southall, S. W
Shearin, N. r. Brint, B. L. G
Honesty, A. Mayfeld, R. B. Brad
ford, J. E. Bingham, J. F. Shular
Thomas Ayers, G. W. Garrett.
d. G. Sauls and G. A. Nicely, off
GERS.
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BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures pain
in Man and Beast. For use externally AMI
internally.
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DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM
SGRCP Instantly DESTROYS worms ana II
zsovV- ne Seergffons which cause them.
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NOTTCE.

We regret TO announce TO our customers
that in order to pay the additional ak
levied on saloons by the last Legislature,
we Will be compelled from and after this
date TO charge Is cents for all drinks here
tofore sold tor 10 cents. Respectfully,
J. OWES,
W l. YoTP,
p. ". AUSTIN.
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Advance In Prizes
OP PIANOS.
Didn't we tell you 50? And it
is not high water yet.

Piano manufacturers have rassd prices thrce
times in as many months, but we have nevertheless
held to old selling ri through it all We in
tended 70 fight it out on that line, bat the last
ditch is close by-its deep onc-G5td hare SIR
rendered. Five large manufacturers have to-day
notified Of 4 fourth advance and aaothcr likely
Il folew April 1. They claim the following ad-
vince in est Of production:
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ST. James Hall.

Second Session Cd Quarter),
1891, begins at 8 o'clock
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9th.
Thorough instruction in all de-
partments, and kindly care be-
slowed on pupils entrusted to us
Pupils, old and new, are re-
quested to be in their places the
first day to organize classes.
Apply to Rev. J. N. Lee, ID. d. :
Rector. % IF
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Appropriations for various: purpose,

Appropriations for various purposes
amounting to S14O8.73.
Committee appointed TO divide
county into road districts, under the
late law, and court adjourned unit
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shat cause pains I'm th> lower part 81 tic holy-for
Torpid l.ivrr-IIe Headaches, JIUndire, lGzziness,
Gravel Malaria AND ali difficulties Of the kidney
Liver, and Urinary Organs EOr Female Dis
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nancy, IL has equal. II restores the organs thst
y.aEs the blood and hence i the best Blood Pa
ritter. Ii ~ the only known remedy that cures
IsriglGt'S Disease. For Diabetes use Warmer
safe Bi4 Detes Cure.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers at Si-25 pcr
bottle. largest bottle IL the market. Try it.
z. Z. WAEIJEa g CO., Rochester, \. 2.
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QUARTERLY COURT
Synopsis Proceedings April Quarterly
Court.


Tho-follOwing were appointed the
tax assessors for 1881:
Mr.. Bserry;. JUS. Ferguson, w
P. Casselbery,S. q 4sedham, " A,
franklin, r. q kSaAipson, D. n
Sain, ]. 81. Miller, Il. ". Smith,
Nicely Callahan, J. w. Wilson, A. T.
Howell, R. n. Mitchell, J. lM., Smith,
p L. Vernon, R. A. Mitchell, w T.
z. Thompson j : B. Young, Thomas
Shea. -
Tax levy on each one hundred dollars
worth taxable property for county,
20, cents
Tax levy on one hundred dollars worth
taxable property forschoOls, 10 cents
PRIVILEGE TAX, ANNUALLY.
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Reels Gilt Edge Tonic is good for
old people.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
A DUSTOK'S MAKil A & v.
Newport and Lancaster Joined
oxether r-Dr Lukeus Marrics an
Editors DauKhter-The Wedding
Reception.

Az the loSpitablc country mansion of
DR. Isaiah Lukens OF T. his city,a gay and
brilliant We id!ng party enjoyed them
selves last evening, the 18th inst. The
occasion was reception party OF Dr.
j. Paul Lukens (tldest son Of Dr.
lsaiah) at his residence at Newport,
some three miles ou. Of the citv, on hi,
re- urn from wedding trip, Bringing
his bride, nee Miss Florence Geist of
Lancaster, Pa, daughter of j. Nj. w.
Geist, t. Iior of the New Era.
Many guests had already gathered
on this crisp and frosty evening at the
cd man's, when the i 30 p. III. train
from Washington, brought the expect
ed couple wilh their p trty OF travelling
friends. The windows cleaned with
rud ~ welcome and the ires inside gave
iurth their cheerful glow from tne
hearthstonc, while later on in the even
ing a bountitul aud most tempting
board was spread in the ample dining
room around which gather Il the merry
que is doing ample justice to those good
things of life.
Without mentioning individual
names: beauty, wealth and talent wsro
represented there. Elegance III dress
and exquisite taste in jewelry were no
ticeablr, which would rival those O'
aSsembIages of greater metropolitan
renown. The bride, = blond Of graceful
medium sized figure, with very pleas.
ant intellectual expression of counte-
nance, was becomiugly at'ired III a
;ravt ling costume, ami acquitted her
self IN st Admirably OF her new honors
The groom was looking Gas lie ought
to) his very best, AMI with his usual
good hum aud attabiiity was not only
witty bim-rlf, but the cause of a great
deal Of wit in others.
Music Of wind instruments, of sound
ing brass and tinkl.n. cymhA!s, mnSir,
vocal from choir OF many voices aud
chimes from bells, ,b!endod on ths SILLY
night air adding its calithumpo-poly-
choral inspiring cadence to the enjoy
mentS Of the festive occasion. rhe
party departed at a late hour with may
congra 5uatious aud good wishes for
the happy coupe who have started
so brightly on their auspiciOus career,
They were the appreciative recipients
of many appropriate and valuable pres
ents, PROBABLE heirlooms to future
Inkens'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-26
sxiyinG.

The members OF the Bet'i'ny :, n ;u
church celebrated THAI kSS'Nl"S, An
beueficent, Al substantial Wy +.
SP. NJ. whca their pNaIoE, "a" o,tsI
McKeeyer, was ccmt'r' l'J,oc
his study,a large company c'..,% .,..,tsopt
graduate the pastor anu ",S "ns ,n,rrs
fifth anniversary Of 'h7lr 'u ,or N
They did not - empty haod.a,, t." ~. "a Z
whose hearts are ful! must ~. nS,s spt
hands. There were many S"D ;.hs
tokens Of the esteem and Eoo' "ntaiI "~
the Church. An envelope ,Vl VwSl,
Uncle sans best gifJ III ereo.r, irIs,
large number f just such :" d., .l Sesp
are al ways necessary for h2lIs',s, tas r.ps,
or the toilet were cause ~, ,he,
Thanksgiving on the part o. .nrnt men
cipients. The evening wa. va ..is,rd,r ,rdr
pleasant entertainment, r'ci' v,r rtsk,a
pared by the visitors were p"'np rotopl
and at a seasonable hour tnn t tTey
departed @ no doubt happy that uor.s. Ir,s
proven their thanks by soon