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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10
PLOWS !!

The undersigned has on hand for
sale the celebrated Jarrett Flows; also
the new Avery Plow, manufactured al
home and warranted. Prices very
low. Call ct factory, near railroad.
JOHN SWANSON,
Prop'r Bolivar Plow Factory.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10
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trs eurl-1lT positively
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vay viz: Dlrcct Application 70 the principal f5elE
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pursuits Of litoi u T. quickly dissolved and soon alb
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alive eject the sexual sad uErv5ua orEezsz1-
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me drain rom ties sy1tel rsatoTl1g t1e mad e
y Signt, Nervous Debility, Co-r1ziol1 Of ideas.
aversion &C i3ocIetys etc. ETC. I'D sic aTpfaranfs
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trouble, s1d r15.ori1T perfect Sexual esor, F'rr7
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic is a power
fl1 Diuretic
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10

9EsfRIAETT,
New Orleans.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10
BUSTICUSS BENT ON BLOOD.
he UncOrKs the PhiaIs Of His Wrath,
Turns Loose the Dogs OF war, aRdS
Threatens TO SEND The ImmOr-
tai Dante Back 70
Inferno.

We insert the reply Of Busticuss,
as he demands it as a right, bat beg
these gentlemen to suspend this cor
as it will end in trouble.
We close our columns to them, giving,
however, Dante q reply if no desire it. |
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10
APPLY THE MATCH

In short time the building was in
flames, which soon communicated
to j. B. Sprays restaurant and mar
ket house on the east and LeonaId
Owens saloon on the west. These
being frame buildings, they were con-
sumed like so much finder, and gave
the fire such Roadway that all the
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-10

The Appeal says: The figures of
the cotton crop is a surprise to every
body that has anything to do with the
staple--grower and buyer alike-and
1t is now generally conceded that had
1t not been for the severe fall and
winter which prevented gathering,
and killed much of it, the price would
nave gone below zero, and many
planters would have been ruined. 1t
IS an Ill wind that blows nobody good.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

Fowler, and wrong motives attributed
to me. | shall follOwathep, no further
| would suppose that both parties would
suffer alite bymy cohse. and NEITHER
would have cause to COMPLAIN Did,
know whose poll taxes you had received,
/ would send to you my receipts for
such as had not been returned or were
on the assessors books" -~-,
Nov here is a plain admission that
Mr.. Withers is willing to refuse to per-
form his official duty in'the accustomed
way because private citizen may have
insulted-him. He admits that his con-
duet would iniure both parties, but cen-
soles himself with the idea that neither
would complain of being injured. The
facts are that Mr.. Fowler did not insult
him at Benhams, but it is true that Mr..
Weathers has tried TO render himself
disagreeable and discourteous at these
discussions. He has applauded the re-
adjusters boisterously in irony, and has
interrupted them with trifling trivial
interpretations. He has refused to APP
point a collectorat Goodson as usual.
He not only recalled his regularly APP
pointed agent at Mendoza, but declared
his purpose not to recognize bis previous
acts while agent. He did this knowing
that certain voters had, as they suppos-
ed, qualified themselves through that
agent. At Goodson, on Saturday the
9Th, he was found with great difficulty
near sun down, where he was supposed
to be concealed, and lie then refused to
let persons know where he could be
found at any hour on Monday. The
public have right to complain if Mr..
Clark continues Mr.. Weathers in his
present position. They do complain of
Mr.. Weathers, and Mr.. Clark should
and we believe he will refuse to endorse
Mr.. Weathers' very Objectionable course,
which has attaacted no small amount of
attention and excited no small amount
Of public indignation. In what Mr.,
Weathers has done in the way of receiv-
ing capitation tax from Reatliusters, be
has made himself peculiarly unpleasant
to them and has done it with evident
unwllingness. If there be law 10 reach
him we believe he Ought to be impeach-
ed,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

Malone, as a possible Cabinet officer,
becomes an object of fresh interest.
Wether or not he is, as reported, con-
sidering the offer OF such AN appoint
ment, there are good many people khoi
think his selection would be atstlpng.
move for President Arthur. Malionei
has proved that he understands Virginia.
better than anybody else, and the ele-
ments that have contributed to his sue
cess there exist in other Southern States,
awaiting an organizer and leader. As a
politician, the little Readiuster has no
equal at the South. He has likewise
plenty of ability and energy as a bust
ness man and Executive officer. If the
South is to- have a Cabinet officer Ma
hone, with all his outs, is better man
for the place than any of the left over"
Republicans of the Grant era.--lBoston
Herald,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
Old Baldheads

Wriggles had some teeth pulled lately
and lookep old in his jaw, which swel!ed
until it looked like a prize watermelon
He ponticed it, bandaged it, all 10 no
purpose, and walked the floor several
nights with it, quoting choice extracts
from Bob lngersol's lectures, but al
without effect; it kept swelling. The
other morning he remarked to his'wiie
that he'd give $50 to any one who would
hit tia tremendous thump suddenly
without his expecting it, to see il it
wouldn't burst the swelling. The
dear woman, smiling to herself, went
and gathered bOotjack and stepping
up quietly behind the old man as he
was trying to strain some coffee through
his teeth, lovingly inquired; "Where
does it pain you most, Wlig?" "oh,
Lord right here" replied he, as he
turned his jaw up and pointed to the
prottuberance. Taking step backward
the dear woman raised the boojac)> on
high and hit regular bungstarter
right in the centre of the calamity, and
smilingly stepped back to await results.
The old mans knees flew to his chin as
he shut up like patent rat trap, and
with a hollow groan he rolled of the
chair on the floor. But he was up in u
moment, and as he danced the can-can
with origintl varieties, his wife smil-
liugy asked: "Did it relieve you,
dearn And as he tried to howl out
and answer old Mrs. Pry, who had just
dropped in, beat hasty retreat. And
nov the whole neigbolhood has it that
Wrigges has 'em again, and Mrs. Pry
remarked: "That are comet will be
the death o. some o. those old baldhcads
yet setting up to watchit."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22


~ Papa, will we have TO take Blair in
stead of Phil. Mckinney? We Wilson.
Il. @. Fowler'--B Bristol Ne@s. , 2
A fo,oler pun could not have been IN
vented. twill not Nuke Kenny differ
ence, however, for n Wise man hath
SAID was true, bus you must take the
Observation-Disclosures prdy.- DrtnkdrG -
Dispatch. rtrel
Surely any man must dripk-bdrd who
Lynch. NEEDS. n '''''.'.'' NV
We enter a FIAT Dan-i-el, on the los
Field, Of so BarborouS a construction
a-pun the mere inner sense of Good-son
editor The outrage is Blair faced
one.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
EVENT and GO MMENT.

Gultteau rendered II speech to the
court. 1t was treated with contempt,
hut the manuscript found lie way 20 The
press. II is too long for our columns.
lie says the physicians KILLED Garfield.
lie tried TO kill him becallse it was The
will OF God, hut being Il had marlSsman
lac only wounded him. we presume
this wretch will be hanged, because
public sentiment demands it, but we
consider him Insane 10 hang him will
nevertheless be about as good a DISPOSE
ton OF him us can be made. 1t seems
tohisown statement God Sc
lq0led.a failure as the executor Of His
will. The laugman will likely make a
rersliot 1T Guiteiitl.
.Tlm Fihtastle Hcrqld SAYS Leigh Will
son is'ilt'putnam county, VIVA. work
ing,onsaR. II. He ought to have stayed
In Va when John Daniel had secured
his wages.
President Arthur has recommended
Thursday next as Il day of National
Thanksgiving. We presume Joe Harris,
the Marble Hall murderer, will hardly
see it in that light, as he has to swing
the next day,
A. j. Rirks, clerk in Richmond
Grocery House and Clifford Slatham,
the new p. NJ. at Lynchburg had an al
tercation Tuesday evening last in front
of the Novel; House. Staham stabbed
Kicks ia the shoulder inficting a wound
from whicb-he tainted, but from Which
the surseons-think he viii recover.
The next House of Representatives at
Washington will meet Dec. d. 1t con-
sists OF 'l46 Republicans, I35Democrats
. Greegbockers,2 Rcadjpsters and / IN
dependent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
Political News From Richmond
Correspondence OF tho Index Appeal

KlCllMoND, November 10, 1881.
The Legislature will meet on tho first
! Wednesday IN Deccmber. IL is thought
that Mr.. /. g. Fowler, of Washington
VIII be nude speaker. lie has served
three terms IN The House, and has some
acquaintance with parliamentary law,
Mr.. Fowler will have opposition, but
most of the leaders of his party favor
that gentleman's claims for the place.
Mr. Marshall Hanger will be the De-
mocNtlo nominee for the same position.
Most of The members elect of The new
Legislature arc flinders, but few of them
arc lawyers. The Personnel of the Res d.
iustcr side, especially In the. House, wlll
be better than that Of the representa- YES
OF that party In lS7D-S0. The best mate
rial was selected this time for candidates
Tor The legislature. 1t is very probable
that Frazier aud Lady, the defeated Re-
adiuster candidates Tor the House IN
R0ckbrldge, will be given their seats,
SO sure are they that the contest they
lhye Instituted against the gentlemen to
whom certificates of The election were
awarded, VIII result nVdpbly, thul Fra
1lpr bus selected hts old seat In the hall
of the flOuAe, es-.''s'7 f-sT.
Among The old colored members OF
the House hro Shud DtingeN OF Climber
land az, q, l., Paige of Norfolk county
Archer Scott OF Amelia Lltelon
.Ognessof pHnctss Anne, mud n. -. |
Bland, OfPrliee George. Dungcp isihgI
daiky who Offered u reeOlutlun In lhp
The last House lnquifng into tie pro-
pticty of repeating the present laws In
regutd 20 The inlcrmarilnge of whites
und blacks
Pie only colorcd member OF The Scn-
aic returned this session IL Norton Il |
York, who has occupied q sent IN his |
branch of the Assembly for the past 70 !
years. U,fTk Igis
Lieut.. Gov. Jas. A. Walker will pre-
side over the Senate until Jan. ist, 1882, |
when hls term expires and his successor, |
MI. jno. +, lnwls's form commences -
The committees IA that body will pfola /
bly, not be formed until the new Lieut.. |
Coy, comes mto office " Mr. Lewis |
Inns ANY expectation Of sceurluglhc Sthl
ntorslip hr viii huyc ut least two weeks
go canvass bis strength ~ 'he npgisln-
tune hcl0rc hle terminus Lieut.. Gov he
gihs itcl satisfied from hil Thru ~ n
hem t1al gentleman hua no Idea pl gell
ting tlid place, AMI ltel eqtllly sllfe ~ ( /
" VIII hul bu bestowed hii n llppilblltah |
tear maku no great uinpiuHpt wththr
administration whether Juhnlnu's uit-
cessot Is hh acknowledged Republican
IRA iieitusicr who gives hearty AupnoH
hhd practical aid TO Mr. Aulhur's party I
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
A Modeltn oollcctor.

The following Ia AN extract flonl u
letter dated Nov. g. 1881, from deputy
Treasurer, S.M, WlIlets, to gentle
mau whom be had some Tine since au.
thctiycd 10 receipt for cnplmlon tax
AZ lnl expected 10 have Intended nll
these laai snenkings for The cNpfoH pur.
putc NJ QimllfNlng persons Wlshng 10
VOTE. ht on Yesterday NJ Adnin Peters
or 1cuhHus' MIL ! was lnsulted bv Mr..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

Tnf Rcadlmtcr purity owes to W. G.
Finn, of lho WulG, debt they should
pay His management OF Tint journal
has been an lnyalmhlc metof IN our
great movement We doubt if Il could
have been cSccllcd. Not ourc has he
failed during the long contest The
Wnia has gone everywhere aud II has
done moro to uncover Fppdcllsln aud to
display the new policy Of or party
than perhaps oil the cnnyasscrs we have
had on the stump II he should never
write another line fer the Wmd he Il
entitled TO q pension, und n LOFTY nice
IN the temple of Readiuttmcht. D
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

BAILEY and FOWLER have this to
sayA' They did not stay all night with
. Jim Wilson, (the well behaved color.
ed man on the Handy Farm but If
they are ever reduced toa choice be.
tween stayingwith him, or with the
white man who started that lie, they
will, without a moments hesitation,
spend the night with Jim wilson.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

MIR. G.. A. llErRNANs, Of Pulaski,
gives up aud says, "dont shoot III
come down. lId publishes II letter
which adults The Democratic party isu
failure and proposes TO organize grand
Liberal party, that win fut Va, on her
feet, We are glad 10 have this much
from Bro. llcormaus, bntbls letter lacks
one thlug-lhe admission that we hive
nlfca0y done that thing,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

ALAS for Field! The Funders have
plucked him Of the last flower with
which the RcndJuslcrs once decorated
him. A Foicicr deed wOsncycr done,
and even bis Glade Spring no longer
yields It's quondqm volume for his rrl.
CATION. '... ...I...
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

TiE StArr says Il was the want Of
organization that caused The Funders
TO fail, This iso little hard on Kci.
~ & Co.. and then It Is a confession
that Il was not
The blaBied niggen that has
given them The dirk
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

We will seud Or Dyes Celebrated
Electro, NoltaiU Belts ana other Etc-
trio Appliances Oh ttial forlhirty days
to young meu aud Older per4 NJ who
are afflicted with Nervous DEBILITY,
Lost Vitality, etc., guaranteeing
speedy relief and cnNplcD restora-
ton Of yigUr and manhood. Also for
Rhou,Galism, NeaarslgiA, Paralysis,
LIVER aud Kidney GjaiNllie4, Rup
lures, and many other diseaes.. Illus
tratvd pamphlet stjj free, Address
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
Nov, Il Silly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
CAMERON DANIEL
f'tl a" $685. '1 . il
eameron's net majority 1920.
THE Petersburg correspondent of
the Richmond DISPATCH says

cit Is understood here IN Readiustcr
circles that there will be at least three
candidates for the T. 5. Senate before
the Legislature. Messrs. Jno. Il. Mas
sey, II. r.. Rlddlcbcrger aud .Jno. $.
Wise. Hon. JnoI1 +. Lewis has meyer
been regarded as an asplrant for that po-
sition. IL is furthermore believed that
Mr.. L. G. Fowler, of Washington Cos,
will be the strongest candidate for
Speaker of the House, by reason both
of his long experience and Of the claims
of the South-west. y .s -tU..l
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
Sic Semper Tyrannis.

4. =
1t istheRAt of good sense TO admit
promptly that Senator Malone has won
already II fame far transcending that
which came down on Henry A. Wise for
his victory over acknowledgment in
1855. Wise destroyed a party that was
inthe period of organizing Malone
had to defeat u party that had been or
gani2ed for years. Both mtagonl
izlng huWqn liberty, but Fuuderism
was already iptrenched in power and
had drawn to It's aid the offices and
wealth Of the commonwealth. His
foresight is conspicuouslyr displayed in
the persistence with which he pushed
the July ticket Of last year. The break
with the Funders had to be made then
for strict alliance with them on nation
al affairs, and war with them on State
affairs would have demorulized any or
ganlzation. We were ut variance with
them on The great question of the tariff
and their bad management in keeping
up the animosities. Of the war had to be
repudialed. Napoleon said his dynasty
dated fromthef battle Montenotte, and
the ReaDuster victory dptes from the
July ticket, which hadinsp lration IN the
brain Of oorsaghcious aud brilliant par
~ leader, lt was then and there that
we parted the Ice that had frozen over
that stupid conception, the Solid South.
The intrepid and wise course Of Senator
Mahonei in theU, S. Senate was the sec
ond and necessary step In the regenera-
ton Of va. ana The Southern States
lllslellisul 10 aid IN fostering on the
country that Bourbon opetrlfcation,
Bayard, OF Delaware, before the
smoke Of Guieau's pistol hal cleared
away, and by the forcible exclusion Of
three Nolthern Senators, while the act
was being perpetrated, was the acme of
of good sense aud chlyalrous justice
That was an act OF chlvOlrlc generosity
which ne once unlocked the northern
breast and opened the doors Of the coun-
try to the heretofore excluded State of
Virginia. The Readjusters at once en-
dorsed their Senator aud have now
swung Virginia into Tie Union. The
war hns at last ended and the "bloody
chasm" has been closed.
Thh party organization will nj die.
Its work has been auspiously begun
moi completed. This victory must be
preserved, The commonwealth must
hc kept IN her restored line of progress.
Such Is the pence now In Virginia that
the fllngof pin can be heard, The
weakest rights Of man have been yndl-
Gated and the lo(Iicst rights of a state
reassured. Now let us see that no right
shall ever be again surrendered or uod-
den under foot. Virginia has cod iron,
timber w ptolusc abundance and of great
richurss. l'hosu are the alphabet of
manufactures, und Malone and the Re-
0diustcrs are The motive power that dug
them from The abyss Of Bourbonlsm. r.
llcnrclorlh these aud National rcconcil-
ipllon will be the jewels IN ibe crown Of
Virginia,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

sLAuGllfER.--on the 10Th Of Oct,
1881, At the residence Of her FATHER, Jno.
l. slaughter IN Rich Valley, Washing
ton Co. Va, Mlss Nancy Slaughter
nged ~ years. month and 10 days.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

Thc Rradjusters tand Billy Malone
and Jnq. F, Lewis carry al Of the sew
eadistriuts Of Washington Co., by the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

Women that hoye been given up by
theiridearest friends as beyond help, have
heen permenuy cured bv the use ofLydia
\, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, 1t
is q positive cure for all female com
plalFts. Send TO Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

Ir Is easy enough to account for it,
The Fundcrs voted ON the railway cars.
The ReNdlusters voted IN tho country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

The recent election was not held
con board the cars Moral AL
ways vote in the country. rr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

We had rather Il should be- 0 than 10.
"rhcrc's luck In odd number, quolb
Rory OMooro.n '...I
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
The Ninth, White. District

The great White Ninth Dist. gave the
following majoritics to Cameron and
Daniel: " Is.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
SALT RHEUM
SKIN DIsnAsE.

I. Il. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich suffered be-
You'd MI descril tldu from skin disease which ap.
pegrcd on his hands, head and lnee and noarly
destroyed pie eyes.s Tho most eathit doctorng
failed 10 help him and Rfter Aft haa failed h0 used
Tho cuTicuRA RRsopyBSr Internally, CurJcuRi
md rutioDak soAr extahally. and was cprod,
and has remained perfectly well TO this day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22
Sc Soiicr Tg7rry


llW Is all right to rcpalut and re-.
armQgclhc Capitol at Richmond Tor the
icQmplcle Odycyt OF Tho Roadlastc,s.-.
'rbcNbJN Interior and exterior Of the
vast JtiIfitonlun cdIdcc IA having The
'cobNcbsuf ycars swept on aud 40 i'm
proved WIZ p0lut lb6i ~ indicative of
of ihccomplclc redemption Of The Old
Dominion. The work Il being done by
Char Scmflw, II white ronyict nom
AleHindlla,Obltof poetic ilnapplctIng
because be- VAS sent FOR lyrgerS, aud cy-
cry llnic be spreads his brush ON The
walls there Il wildly brought to the
mind OF the bcholder The Frank Blair
forged letters
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

The new Broom has swept very Glen
in Virginia. ''
YgT9TgrlfT a yTaTbg
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-11-22

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