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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-04-13

Trrtt ESTe7.
Jenn ird was famed as vocal
ist, Henry Ward Beecher as minis
ter, Budd Doble as the driver of
Goldsmith Maid wa4 known the coun-
try over, but one other name attract
ed as much or mere attention, and
together with the title Of Doctor pre-
fixed should read Or. Marshalls
Lung Syrup, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. As an ex-
pectorant for Consumption, it is I'm
excelled, and stands without a rival
for above diseases. Reader, we only
ask trial OF one bottle to convince
you that we speak the ruth. Trial
bottles free. Regular size S. For
sale BIZ MooIE & HARVEY.
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DIR. ID. S. JOHNSON'S
PRIV IL
MEDIGAL BIBPEhSARY,
no. = Jefferson Street,
RETwEES MAIN STREET.
E,ST.aBLLSHED IN 1860.

Or: johnson IL acknowledged BY ali
parties interested rs by far ihe most success
ful physician in the treatment Of private
and secret diseases. QuicF, thorough and
permanent cures guaranteed in every case,
mole or female. Recent cases Of Gonor-
rhma and syphilis cured in few days with
free vigor in a few weeks. Victims Of self
abuse and excessive venery, suffering from
SperInatorhna aud loss Of physical and
mental power, speedily and permanently
cured
Particular attention paid 10 the diseases
Of women, and cures guaranteed.
Throat aud lung diseases cured by new
remedies.
Piles and old sores cured without the use
Of eaustie or the knife.
All consultation strictly confidential.
Medicine sent by express to an parts Of
the country.
Office hours from y. m. 20 Q p. IN.
y. S. JongsoH, II. D.,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Because they have learned by OK
perience that it over comes despon-
dency, Indigestion, weakness in the
back and other troubles of the sex is
why women everywhere use Parkc r's
Ginger Tonic Home Jo1Inal.
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BEDFORD VA.
Alum and Iron Spring.
WATER MASS PILLS

Excellent Tonic, Alternative and Di3rc-
ic --Medical Association. Ign .hburg, Va.
Used with great henehI in Malaria; and
Oiphtheria"-S T. Du?on, NJ. d., Ga
Successfully used in dyspepsia, chronic
iarrhoea and scrofula.-Pros, S. jackson,
/. d., niv. P,nn.
Invaluable is 4 nervous tonie.-IIon. J..
{. Fowler, Tenn.
Recommended Is a prophH la tic in maIa-
rial distriets.z-Il L. Fdirex, n. d., \. O.
Restores dcbjlit" tel systems to health
T. e.. Mercer, II. D., Ind.
Adapted in chronic diagrhoea, scrQfula,
an dyspelsia.--tieo- T. Harrison, NJ. D.,
Y.
Successful in dipthcria and neuralgia
}. 7. Necsc, II. D., y. G.
Excellent for certain diseases peculiIr to
women.-Ptof. }. J. Mooreman, NJ D., Va.
Prompt in relieving headache, sick and
nervous. "-Rev. Is. c. Dodson.
/ Used with great benefit in dyspepsia.''-
J. McBalph, NJ. D., Pa.
Suited to bronchitis and diseases Of diges
tive organs.--J. +. Roughton, N. D., Ala.
Most valuable remedy Known for femal,
dIseaseE.-Jno. r. AIcueaur, NJ. D., /. L. i
OF great curative yirtue.-Thos. T. Rum
bold, NJ. D., Mo.
Beneficial in uterine dcran~enIent IN,
malarious conditions.-G NJ. Vail, NJ. d
Ohio.
Charming GA the complexion, making i
smooth clear, soft AMI ro=y.-i!iSs ", vi
G.
The prince Of mineral tonic5- Franci
Gillian, VI. d., y e.
Incstimablc as a tonic and alternative
Hunter AeGuirc, y. D., Va.
Fine appetizer and blood prriier-I
Fisher, ii, D.. Ga.
Very beneficial in improving a reduce
system.--Bishop Deckwijh, Of Ga.
Inyalids here find welcome and health
Rev. John Harmon, late Of La, now
Richmond, Va.
Has real merit.-Southe1n Med. Jorrna
Pamphlets free upon application.
Water, 81 per case; Mass and Pills, 2
80 Is cents. Sent postpaid anywhere
Sumner season Of Springs begins lstJ EN-
$50 per nor Ia.
Address, \. MDAYIES Pres't of the c,
IS Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
P. o. box, Il
Sold by Dr. ig 5i.ts everywhere.
feb. 1T
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FOR SALE.

Macon's min one mile South Of
Bolivar, The water power is never
failing. Machinery for both wheat
and corn grinding is in good running
order. WIN sch or trade for Arkan-
sas lands. Apply to
T. Macon, Bolivar Tenn
Feb. 8 5 mos.
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q GENTS WANTED FOR
- sszJLL1VA AN ~
lnELkNB CT To-Day

EiEtf h-lS I9F u 81 4UANORs M. A.
.row, ztlo, Reliable, Highly Con-
1.e4&ed.
It tells WY the people are poor and
auclucatcd, Why rents arc high and
fani;e. occur Il shows how the
land Was conG5cated aud Hc manufac
torres ruined. Il describes the Lauc
Icagu,, he Land Lrt ard The Coer
cion Bill. Conta ns tull page EnIra
WINS ,l:a Map H. sulprS Price only
$500 per Copy. S..le1 immense
Stuaj0 c.s FIR ful Oh lit aul begi.
worl, al once. For faI particulars
address,
&c. Mo0URDY & CO., Philadelphia, Pa
Cincinnati, O., Chicago, IL, or St. LOUIS
no
March is Pm
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from ac-
tive pracli.e having had placed in his
hands byan East India Missionary
the formula of a simple vcge able re-
medy for the speedy and permanent
cure Of Consumrtion, Bronchitis, Ca
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, also a positive agd
radical cure for general DEBILITY and
allnervols ,u1plaints. after having
thoroughly tested It's wonderful GU
rative powers III thousands Of cases,
feels it his duty to make it known to
he suffering fellows. 1 be RECEIPT ful
particulars. directions for preparation
and use, and all necessary advice and
instructions fer successful treatment
at your own home, viii be received
by you by return mail, free Of charge
by addressing with stamp or stamped
seIf-addresscd envelope.
DR.. M. Z. BELL,
1GIN. Calvert st. Baltimore, Nd.
Jan. Goth / year
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures habit
ual CUativenet.
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CHILDREN, HAVE YOU ANY MEAT?
Awake. therefore, We slolhfuI agri-
ulturi4is, awake and lend me y"u'
AIRS, while ] eluc.date and fructil,
the everlasting truths that corru~cat,
along the everlasting crcsts Of my
text.
propose, then, to consider the
meaning Of the words in this bcaqti
ful passage, in Il Two fold light.
1--rNDIvEEtALI.Y.
l would rcmark that there are only
two words IN the text which 1 deem
it necessary to ndiyidualize aud t.
catch the true ring Of, MS the mise
caicheth tile ring Of lis coin Lcfnr,
lie drops it into lis old sock and hide
it under the hearth, and those tive
words are "children" and meat.
| opine, my beloved, that the word
children in the text has much broa-
der sjguifcation than .hat segment
Of the human family which the old
women Of the country spank vi h
impun;ty, and g!,ry in the bless, d
CONSCIOUSNESS that they can 10 itagail,
if they want to. l am persuaded
that III the full ampIitu,le Of il.
neigh: a nd depth, its length and hreadtI
it includes every native born Amcri-
can citizen. white and black, blue
yellow aud gray, male AM female
old and young, together with all the
rest Of man and woman Kin on fac,
Of this time-bound earth, aaI l q,
not think, therefore, my benighte,
friends, that I would be stretching III,
imagination to far if were to ventur,
the assertion thai it includes evol
you.
The word "mcpt" meancth not aIon
the aggregated globucs which form
eth the Eeshy portions Of the eorpo
real tahernacles in which the spiritui
essences Of the beasts of The field, til
fowls Of the air, and the fish Of Il.
deep Give and move and have thei
being" bat to every ontable thin
under the sun which the tongue Q
man hankereth after, or which /
hideth beneath the broad losom
his abdominal ocean, for it is sal
"his meat was locu5ts and wild hon
ey." say, therefore, my brethren
that meat here means Whites
whether it .Lc 'chicken fvens" {
"h)ur doins," ham bones or COZ
$ dodgers, pickle pork Or billed cabbae,
: aad challenge til universql creu
: to refutc the correctness Of m
Z doetril c.
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fHl nRcf ASA nEuEl 10 tpe tnrn.

~ shruHS wholly or tn Part from r9tHfc or dis
ease ADVICE Tree. Describe r.se nnd - nd sfenlp
70 <. ~ =. Co Atl@nta.ti7. No hutnl1ur. lttgh-
est reference. correspondence conAdcntial.
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II-COLLECTIYELY.

Having eliminated the true doctrine
involved III the words children ana
meat, it is easy to arrive at the colloc-
tive meaning of the whole passage,
and instead Of saying children have
you any meat, we may express the
same sentiment in the more artistic
and poetioal paraphrase,
0! FARMER, HAST THOU ANY ''vITTLEs"
\, "Aye, there's the rub" Hast thou
tho wherewithal-not to gorge thy
everlasting stomach at the next meal
but to feed thYself and thy family,
thine OK and thine ass, thy hogs anc
thy cattle, even unto the sheep thai
| browse upon thy pastures, and th(
gobbler that struts in thy barn-yar,
until another crop shall come III the
fulness of time. O! my brethren if
could convert myself into an ange
and soar with the speed of though
throughout the length and breadtl
Of this Southern cline, and pausin.
at every doorstep, eXcla m il
"thoughts that breathe and words tina
burn"
FARMERS HAST THOU ANY ''vITrLEs?
How many in this congregation coul'
rise up and, shaking the dew drop
from their shaggy maues, answe
proudly,
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Ayers
HCU92" VGQO2',
For restoring Gray Hair TO
It's natural Vitality and Color.

s0ith the gloss and freshness Of go"th.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the lair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead Of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, It
VIII keep it clean and vigorous. It's
occasional use viii prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substance
which make some preparations dan-
gerous, and injurious to the hair, the
Nigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-04-13
ETIlv Woman Use Z.

BULLY FOR YOU.
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Weeping, l pause for reply. Oh!
my brethren, many are called but
few are chosen, and your hang-dog
looks proclaim with trumpet tongues
that most of you are in the vocatiye.
Then wo unto you, foolish farmars,
for verify you arc lay ing up for your
selves hunger against the day of hun
ger. Wo unto you say. for the folly
Of the foolish virgins that trimmed
not their lamps was wisdom cons
pared with your idiotic neglect KYo
unto you and unto your wives; NO
unto your focks and unto your chill
dren.
Wo! wo! wo! Alas! echo answers We!
Vanity vanities, saith the preac! :
er, vanity of vanities, all is vanity.
The SOFA of David, king in Jesusalem,
must have invented that idea on a
full stomach, whereby his reason was
cleuded, for the doctrine which he
here propounds is not altogether
correct. A myriad voices spring
spontaneously from the universal ami
mated creation and uniting in one
grand choral strain, proclaim in tones
of thunder that "vitlles0 is not van
ity, and | feel sure, my brethren,
| that Won will all fake stock with me
in that beautiful and pathetic senti-
ment,
Give me "vittlcs' or give me death.
1t has been beautifully said that
bread is the staff of life. l can voueh
for the truth of this remark with pain
full fervor. for verify I say unto yau
that, in my meanderings through
these low grounds of sin and sorrow,
It hath often happened that portion
Of my earthly tabernacle, which is
gracefully encircled with the waist
band of my brooches, hath Travelled
for "vlttles, and as the ass brayeth
Tor his provender, even so have
been forced to cry unto the children
of Mammon in the language of my
text,
CHILDREN, HAVE YOU ANY siEAT?
IT. therefore, yc raise not BE
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1GtN. Calvert st. Baltimore, Nd
Jan. Goth / year
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TIE Ngw CATHOLIC CHuEcH.-Mr.

TIE Ngw CATHOLIC CHuEcH.-Mr.
Mackay has completed the plans and
specifications for tho Catholic Church
about to be charged, renewed and re-
built. The now. structure will be about
thres times - large AZ the one now in
use, or 10 feet wide and 1O4 feet long,
outside. with hight Of ~ feet to the
roof and Of liz TO the top of the tower,
above tho lowest part. The building
will face on Fourth street, whore
will b the public entrances, ono in the
rear and the other near the other end of
the building. A stone foundation will
be under the house, and y basement put
in for the purposes Of Sunday School,
furnace, rooms for the priest, DO. A
porch OF 10 feet in length will extend
along the east side Of the basement.
The Suditorium Of tho Church will con-
tain one hundred pews, intended to seat
Ave persons with comfort, aud six or
sevsn in oaes OF necessity. The three
galleries will b built TO accommodate
two hundred persons more. The cell
ING Of this room will be 3D. feet high
Ia the center, and ~ on the sides. The
outside and inside finish of the Church
Will be quite handsome, and il will be
one Of which Father Prefontaine and
his flock may we'll feel proud. 1t is in
tended to hurry the work of construc-
ton - rapidly ~ possible, and the con-
tractor Will be required TO DO through
By the 18th Of August. Tho corner
stone Of the new Church will be laid ut
s O'clock on the evening Of Sunday. May
18th.
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DAILY Observation-Disclosures
LOCA L.


Schwabaohsr Bros 4 Co. are piling in
the rear Of their stoef for the purpose of
erecting thereon large warehouse.
An epidemic uf colds has again at
tackled our people, and sneezing and
nose blowing are disagreeably common.
Mayor Thompson, Of Portland. has
announced hts intention to resign next
month. His official term extends two
years longer.
II. w. Fairweather, the railroad man,
has gone into the banking business at
Spraous, W. T., with Geo. 4. Brooke,
formerly Q railroad and Steamboat man
Of Oregon.
II ID said that nov Republican pa
nor Ia 10 BE- started ut Walla Walla.
The startsr will be very sick of his en-
tsrprise before be has it in hand q
single month.
John Rines, q Portland wood hauler,
bought . nsw horse q few days ago. On
Wednesday Last, Bines became greatly
enraQed ct the animal for refusing 70
poll, and gave il a terrible beating. AT
last he struck the horse in tender spot,
and It fell dead at his feet. Then Nr.
Rines Was 4 sorry man. for he was not
only considerable loser in money, but
he was much mortified at the outcome
Of his brutality, and besides was extern
sively pubiishedA in anything but an
agreeable manner by the press OF the
city.
Besides the parties heretofore men.
toned ~ going to the Grand Lodge OF
! Odd Fellows At Walla Walla, Mount
\Baker Lodge No. 3, of Port Townsend
ent Frank Tucker, N. d. Hill and .. n
IHolcombs. Friendship Lodge No: u
Of Port Gamble, will Be represented b,
Mr.. Calkins, G. L. Morrill,, and Crane
Secretary N. w. Lane. Newcastle Lodge
No. 8 viii be represented BY John Ia
10y, Esq. These gentlemen in company
With those from Seattle went uT
the Sound ON the George E. Starr, yes
tsrday.
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Ordinance Committee submitted Or
dinance No. go. granting to MoCOmbs
d Go. the right to lay water pipe.
Adopted.
An ordinance was presented to pro-
vide for widening and extending Madi
son street. Referred to Ordinance Com
mittee.
The Ordinance Committee submitted
ordinance No. 271, for constructing
sidewalk along the east side Of Eleventh
street, from the south side of jackson
street to the south side Of Weller street.
Adopted.
Ordinance Committee submitted or
dinanoe No. 272, to grade Front street.
Adopted.
Ordinance Committee submitted or
dinance No. 273, to grade Union street.
Adopted.
Ordinance Committee submitted or
dinance No. PA, to grade portions Of
Mill. Second, Pike and Third streets.
Adopted.
Tho Council proceeded to open the
bids for the grading of tho city lot OH
Second street. Bids are ~ follws: Pat
rick Forrest, 70 cents per yard; John
Welsh and Lawrence Doyle, Is cents
per yard; p. Quigley, 20 cents per yard;
John Keran, rs cents per yard; John
cClosky, q cents per yard; Peter Pc
terson and VIM. Norris, n cents per
yard; Il. w. McDanisls, % cents per
yard.
The Committee ON Grading the lot ON
Second street we're authorized to lot the
contract to the two lowest bidders, and
In case such two will net accept, aspart-
ners, the Committee b authorized to let
the contract to one Of said lowest bid
dors.
Tho Committee on Grading the See-
ond street lot was authorized to soil tho
house on said lot or to tear the same
down.
A warrant for SO was ordered drawn
IN favor Of Chas. Mcdonald, TO pur-
chase coal.
The Street Committee was instructed
to examine all stairways in sidewalks
and report.
Adjourned until next Friday night
|. E. 8. OsBoRxE, Clerk.
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CersruL raerEEDuxes.


ERlDAIs MAY y, lcc@.
Council met pursuant to Law.
Prssent--His Honor the Mayor, L. p.
Smith, and Councilman John Collins,
VIM. A. Jennings, John Keenan,. Thos.
Clancy and Chas. Mcdonald.
A petition was received from X. s.
Greene and others praying for extend
ing and widening Madison street. Pc
tition granted.
Reports were received from the Health
Officer, Street. Commissioner. City JUS
tics and Fire Warden.
The report of the City Treasurer was
referred TO Finance Committee.
The report of County Treasurer as
Collector Of delinquent City Taxes was
received and referred to Finance Com
mit:ee.
LIcESsEs GRANTED.
French d Co., Wholesale liquor.
Beer Il kimic, retail liquor.
Aug. Wolf, grocery, pool table and
pigeonhole table.
/ Thos. Osgood, retail liquor.
| Thos. Il c. F. Clancy. retail liquor and
tws billiard tables.
| Lester d Pritchard, retail liquor.
| A. F. Hill, retail liquor and billiard
table.
Margaret Sullivan. grocery
LOUIS Sylvania, retail liquor.
A. Slorah, grocery.
J. II. Horreli, retail liquor.
Frank Peters, retail liquor.
French d Co., retail liquor.
| Funk d Crossen, grocery.
John Collins, retail liquor.
&c. Nixon. retail liquor and two bill
lard tables.
/ Adam Ihrig, grocery and one pigeon
hole table.
| Flynn 4 Anderson, retail liquor and
one billiard table.
i Thos. Smith, retail liquor.
Thos. Smith, retail liquor.
i Conrad Brehm, grocery and one pig
eonh0le table.
4 Smith h Farrar, retail liquor and bill
lizard tables.
The Clerk was ordered TO draw war
rants to satisfy Judgment in the ca 70 OF
Flowers W.. City in the amount OF
*248.S5.
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TA1P Oh 6NOW Hu01s.-Frank Mitchell,
. voodsman, Of King county, was in
formed some two weeks ago that men
working On the Yakima drives were re-
eeiving ave dollars Per day and board.
MS being little mors than Nj. Mitch
teinsy VIA the 6noqualmie Pas, with his
blAuksts and provisions on his back. At
0souse Ridge be found SNOW from one
- tire fs4 deep whish gradually in
nsassd IN dsp1h Til be reached the sum.
nit He went 10 Yakima, and there
leaxned that these were sixty men on
~ drive and were only getting threl
do)lAfe Per day and board. Not wishing
- work on these terms be pat ON his
snow Shoes and returned, arriving here
~ svuning.
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UNrvE8srrY.-The number of students
= preeeut in tho University il between

- present IN tno university IL between
eighty and ninety, although several have
LETT 70 teach district schools. The pros
peets are that tho University will close
this year with from twenty to thirty
moro students than last.
In addition to the examinations, the
following IL the programme for COM
menoement week:
Sunday, May 2l.-Baccalaureate SER
monsto the graduating class, by Rev. j.
r. Kills.
Wednesday evening, May 24.--Lec-
ture 70 the three Literary Societies, by
J. O. Haines, Esq.
Thursday, May 25.-Commenccmsnt
exercises, oonsisting Of speeches and es-
says By the graduates, awarding Of d.
plomas, comforting Of degrees and re-
port Of the institution. After these sx-
oroises. which viii be brief, all will have
The pleasure Of listening to the Annual
Addroes, this year 70 be delivered by
Hon. u. r. Deady, United States Dis
triet Judgev Of Oregon.
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vmS usrx. -IaaiAh Waddsll, Esq.
~ tahsa VIII ssvsrs coughing spsll
yoG1esday morning, accompanied BY
bloo6ine q ths luues. He Vas taken 10
Ptovi6enss Hospital, vhets h liss IA =
eRiaiool oonditien.
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L. L. BALES,
City Auctioneer,

All orders left with Bales & Brush han.
died with neatness and dispatch.
Cherry st., BETH Front and Second.
a2l-tf SoatflA
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We buy. sell and trade anything, from q
back-acti0n spring bed, and will sell at
public auction in any part Of the city any
thing you may have TO dispose Of.