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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-15
A New Stamp and New Stamped Envel.
one.

The postoffice department has just
issued new postage stamp of the de-
nomination of cents and of the fol-
lowing general description: On a ta-
BILE is suspended an incised shield, dec
GRATED with an oval of pearls forming
framework to the portrait of the late
President of the United States, James
Abraham Garfield, looking towards the
left, engraved in line. At the base of
the ovals is dark six-pointed star,
relieved by white outline, and in the
centre the figure "5." Disposed on the
right and left of the star flows rib
bon containing the legend, Give cents"
in white Roman capitals. Below the
star and ribbon, on the lower portion
of the tablet, appear the words U. s.
Postage" engraved in dark letters.
The color of the stamp is chocolate
brown. The five cent stamps now in
use are not to be disregarded, but are
to be recognized in all cases equal with
the new one. Stamps Of the present
issue are not to be returned to the de.
partment, as post-masters are required
to exhaust all of the present style on
hand in the regular course Of business
before supplying the public with the
new, and in no case will they be allow
ed to make exchanges for individuals,
or to return stamps to the department
for exchange or redemption.
There is likewise new issue of five
cent stamped envelope to take the place
of those of like denomination now in
use. The envelope-stamps will be
similar in design to the new
adhesive stamp of corresponding de-
domination, and of about the same
color. The shape of stamp embossed
on the envelope will be oval. Post
masters will be expected to dispose of
their present stock Of scent envelopes
in the usual way before offering the new
ones for sale.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-15
THE WATER'LHKS.

muse alone, as the twilight falls
Over the gray old castle walls,
Where a sleepy lake through the lazy hours
Crisply mirrors the time worn towers;
And scarce a whisper rustles the hedge,
Or ripple lisps 20 the waters edge,
As fAr and wide on the tideless stream
The matted water lilies dream
/ stood, in the quiet eventual, >,
Where. in the ancient banquet hall
Over the hearth, il panel placed,
BY some old Florentine chisel chased
Showing q slender, graceful child, ii,
In the flowing robes OF wood-nyInp "iiu'
Bending over the wayy flood
As che stoops TO gather lily bud
In words as quaint AZ the carving old,
An aged dame the story told,
How an Earls daughter, long ago,
A strange, pale child, with brow OF snow,
Had loved, and lost her life Tor the sake
of the lilies that grew in her fathers lake,
Holding them ever her favorite flower;
Till once, in the hush Of n twilight hour,
Floating among them, out in the stream,
Where the passIonless blossoms nod and dream
They found her lying, white and dead,
''Like a sister lily" the old dame said
And n sadn.ss. born of the old-world tale,
Haunts me still while the starlight pale
Cleans on the leaves, 30 green and wet,
Where the changeless lilies nre floating yet,
And a message fain would read Alright,
Seems I'd lurk in each ohalicc white,
A secret, guarded fold on fold,
AS it guards it's own deep heart of gold,
And only told to the listening ear
OF him who humbly tries to hear.
Oh !.nystic blossom floating there,
Thing of the water, thing of the air.
We claim thee still, as we hold the dead,
Anchored to earth by golden thread;
--GOOd Words.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-15

WHAT Smells So. Has somebody
been Burning Rag, or is there Dead
Mule in the Back yard. No, the Man
is Smoking Five Cent Cigar. The
Cigar has a Breath on him like the
Chimes of Normandy or a salivated
cheese Factory. 1t is strong enough
to raise a Mortgage or Lick a postage
stamp. The Man will chew q piece Of
Assafetida by-and-by to Take the Taste
of the CIGAR out Of his Mouth
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1882-06-15

BLESSED is the man who has iounO
his work; let him ask no other blesseu.
ness. Know thy work and do lt' AN-
work at it like Hercules. One mohS'0
there is in the world-the idle man.
AND now il is James G. Blame ~
is reported to have made SSOO'VVO y
western mining speculation IL
western mines cover up 3 hsAP o
eastern deviltry.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02

HENRX WARD BEECRRn thinks that
the average MAN knows ~ much Of q
woman after sparkling her for q month
as at the end q Ave yo0rs' courtai.ip.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02

1nyalIds who have lost hut are recowe Yfng
vital stamina. declare in grateful terms their
appreciation of the merits as tsyBie ~ itosgct-
tcT's Stomach Biitrrs. Not onlx doeN Il fs-
part strength to the weak. it currects aii irTeg-
uIar acid state of the stomach. makes tire
bowels act At proper intervals. gives ease 10
those who suffer from rheumatic and kidney
troubles. and CtsnqurFs well prevents
fever and agar.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02
A Curl..na Plsec Of IIorna Fleah.

A correspondent at Marion, Ohio, re-
lates the following: A curious piece OF
horse flesh was brought to town recently
by farmer nalnael Synder, living in the
south part of this county The animal
Is destitute ofhair. except the tail, which
il unusually black and lu1urinnt Last
winter the critter wnS afflicted with an
eruptiEe disease, known among country
faFTieEs as waller water but among
more scientific veterinary surgeons as
humid exAnthCIna. This nln1ady caused
the complote destruction of the hair
bulba, alal tho animal hogan rapidly 70
she'd leaving the body MS stated above.
The skin is remarkably smooth, glossy,
and of 81 leadeu color. The horse was
originally - roam. He is sixteen hands
high, in good condition, Snd works reg
ulary on Ills owners farm. Snyder be-
came disgslsted WItls the appearance Of
the qua,lruped and brought him here to
dispose Of linn. Early in the day he
would have taken $50, but before night
he returned to Lis home refusing $500.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02
Vet In the PLAY.

The hnmOrs OF the stage are Outlines
jmpromptu and entirely anfOrepeen. A
Feal nule was Feee1itly one of ths attrac-
tons in the play IT the Forty
Thieves" as produced ia Virginia City,
New. The result Is described by tho
LgbrontcIe aa fblEows w ]
No sooner hal Ali come out Of the cave
with his bags Of wealth, and attempted
20 put them on the back Of the beast,
than he began ATS part af the perform
ance. He let fiy with his heels, kicked
tho shsvingB (tEe Supposed riohes) ont
OF tlNo bags, kicked down the cavern,
Kicked down tho whole fOreAt, kicked
down tho wings, kicked tdnc end Of tho
bass-viol leaning against tire stage to
pieces, smashed the foOtlights, and
finally doubled up All by planting both
fest in the pit of his stomach. A rope
was fastened around him, and he was
dragged of by the united strength Ut
che company. nH E@
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02
% AnImals Reason .

In khe PeaR Monthly w. w. Einaley
gives facts 10 show that our poor rela.
toas. tiao bEutes, are cndowsd with She
faculty az reason. A clergyman teAtifloG
thai ne observed fox playing In an in-
cIoaurs where there wore swine and their
younp. At length he soized . block
about as large Is one o4 the pigs and
daahod through thO fenoo, Of course
without alarming the mother SOW. Find
ing tllat Ahe hole was large enough, and
HAat he was not pursued, he returned
and carried OF . pig without sxSiting
disturbance.
Bishop Wilson knew GA o9ophh1sa
!, whose blind ays Was canAariaed by n
surgeon, cA1lsing the poor keAst On yell,
bat curing him.. By-and-by the other
eye had 10 10 operated upon with nitrate
o. silver, and taey feared tho elephant
would Gy as The same doctor bat ho re-
eoiyod him kindly, aud Submitted al
onco 10 TIE operation.
Huber one day saw piece of oomb
fnu la hiva, because the supports were
too weak. The boOs frat 1xed under ID
temporary supports, then fastened II &C.
oszrely % tlaa ss5OG 81 tho hive, then cut
away the pillars which obstruoted thsiR
pathway. Thay probably never had
such an exigenCy before. Instinct
would never have suggested blocking up
tla~ir own road 20 the untitled combs
and khs,n 8lacre must have been some
consolidation 30 enlist their whole force
IA tho work.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02

re knsr9dues new styiea @Rs ihAuSnos tFaela
I'VE make tha Following unRaralisfad efFers for
short Hla1o: The B~Tftg1 Packet eos2tAiEss gold
plated watch chalA. agate shawl pia, lhdy'S eie-
giant SEA- laWNlEy, 6oA 90 baatsa. coral NO axe
lace sst o. agate stuSE gold plate ba nd ring. collar
caatson. Esy ring. lsoskss book. peniIasfOR stGaE
handkerchief PISA. FsE1gB1. oOs1tc oE vSlopes Rnd
Wsi & ng cards Ar these matted to you for 25s. IA
stamps: packets fer q 60 The los @Aa be
tailed At &oAt o. " @5 %.
The Roy ii C&zkst eensAiss one sBpSFh as<ssh yss
ring, elegant coral bFOSA seG in BOX. fancy neck
lRas. carAI slssvs bIst = engraved gold plaAe
brcelsSs- rea scarf pfa, &C., slaeaa lady Rsts o4d
plats sleeve butsSEAs heavy gold plate sscG. rely
SaaEaeo Aarf pin, gGrasi Partisan diamond stud,
E1a3AeSe wish r. a3RmOEId HbeR. b9BNtielra
tes sleeve bn'tona, piased cellar bustoA, plmgeA
Ank wAtsa & PfA1n kD3d pfaea wing Ee06y
o@Smso RAG. Ia earnings With 2. diamond
BettiAEa genie TIM e8nab. amethyst ST. LADY
fun plated paS with htta satfiaEs. iss and
casaso SgRrf pin. eng Rp4d plate sleeve bu ttoHa.
Inc whole u this Hlagni hcent ooliecstosa Sgtak
Ne gre py mail for Il. 9of 10 sOr g. Eha LOT
can U9 FctIeJ aasiaysat RrQst % 10 $40. Address,
u. Y. JEW EIRY CO. Atlanta. TIA. Il
TIE TLANTA GLOBE says: hes e0EnpASsF -
perfectly reliable and the AnsoaGst teY give Eo(
. y@ar EaSaeg y aaaOnndInE.'' go F~ave 4
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02
What AHA la,.a.


Brown and Jones used to be friends
read good friends---bnt there il chasm
between them now, Jones didn't know
OF 1T until Brown had passed him several
times without saluting, and then be de-
ternlned to know what seaa wrong,
Hating hin on tie street, be began
See here. Brown, what's come over
gou oil of II sudden2 p
Sir. replied Brown, With g-Aeziug
dignity. as lac drew himself up an extra
. What have said OF done 20 break
our friendship 2" continued Jones,
Mf. Jnnes, you are not Che sort Of
man supposed yon Job, answered
@T In what tosl,eos y
Sir, yon were delegate 10 our conn
~ !. e9 Y,,n on
''For the past seven yenrs you hayo
professed f. be my friend, political and
otherwise p
$50 haye-soI have" rrr ~
Do yoc remember, sir, Of Qua tlav
ing talk about q week before the con-
vention? Do Jon roEnembcF that said
that isl hinted-ttat isl" rE u
ION, yes, JON said chat perhaps yoN
could be induced 10 accept the pomins~
tlon OF County Treasurer.
a. Yes, sir. 4 said that I was in ta6
hands Of my fFiauds. !" s..s H.
- remember it now"
''And didn't get a vote, sir--not
even q complimentary vote -
>" No, / guess you didn't, snd now you
blame me for 1t. Alas Brown, how lit
tie you know about Our local politics.
Why, giF, every man who attended .
sEard cnalcJfs over three timea knows that
when candidate puts himself IN the
hands Of his friends they vt once pro-
coed 10 bold funeral and bury the re-
Bnains ton feet deepy
Jones made mutton as IL to ahake
hands and forglvo ali, but suddenly
cllnngel his piilId mud walked ON, care
fully placing each hGeI with thud, aud
keeping has spinal column IS stin as
S~~h-s - h1~a T1rSse
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02
nnaAt nn moat Agafn

The following lis one IF the most hT3ll-
liant TstfsseraBhs ever written by the la
mentssd George ID. Prentice q The fat
of dsSl4h = iais4passlsle There Is no APP
peal for relief from the great law which
dO0rns MS 10 7ast. we aoubssh sad fade
MS The leaves u the fogsst, and elna How-
erB that bloom, wiEhor Gnd fade IN day
have no TRAILER hold HTsOm lie than me
mightiest MONARCH fl1at eyer shook the
earkh with his footsteps. GvneFationsof
men viii appear and disappear aa tho
grass, and the multitude that thFong
the world to-day VIII disappear as foot
steps Oh tho shore. Mon seldom think
"a tiAc srunk GYcnt OF death untn the
stadaw fails acro@ their own pathwsy.
hializg from theiK eycsilthc faces "a level
0ales whose living smae was the sunlight
Of tlleir exlBtence Dgatil e. tlan a.ltGkcs
o1iSt n hfe. AMI tho tf4ongliB of ths
tomb b tl4u skeleton of 81 feasts. We
do not want ~ 70 through She dark val
leys although tise dark PASSAGE may
load 10 paradise ne do not watt ~ GO
down into damp graves, even with PriIt-
ees AF bed-feliOgs. La thc beautiful
dEallnA oI Toy Ike hope Of Immortality,
90 cloqaeEtIy a4teFed by tho dsath-de-
voted Creek, finds deep response ia ev-
cay Haozglltful lz1ml. When abont 10
yield his he sacrifice to fate, his
Gsnla,' clio asks II thoy should meet
again, 30 which he responds: / have
asked that drendfpl Question Of the hills
that look etarnal--of ths clear streams
khnk how forsvcr-of stars alAsng whose
Aslds Of %>1re my raised spirits hAva
Walked la glory. All are dumb. But,
as gaze upon tAy living face, I feel
theA siaeEe is something in love that
n0ntlea tlrrough its beauty THAI cannot
wholly porisla. We shall Raees again,
UslalGlnSklt..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02

Charles summon told Anna Hampton
Brewster o..ess that among the pleasanA-
est memories Of his life was = solitary
ssaalnier he spNnt I'm Rome Ia his. young
maEIhoal, tho first he paid DO Europe
Such long delicious hours Of study he
had from ear4y dawn 10 late afternoon!-
then he rAmi,led out on the Campagna,
and through the then very picturesque
streets of PApaf Rome until bedtime
Lie seemed to stand still in one blessed
moment OF peace and rest and high in
tellectual reverie Miss Brewster adds:
'I remember we'll how eloquent he grew
over the description Of that divine
Roman summer. e was the Lost Gar
den Of his existence, andlle quoted soma
verses from that lovely poona Of A[ra
Browning, then mO9e in fashion than
now When I said it was Iotos draught
lac had drunk, he. exclaimed, Yes! zeal
you are right; it wns a true lotoa
dranght. i do not think have ever
been the same man since, and he re-
pe0ted 10 he could repeat, most music
ally, TennysOu's 'Lotos Eaters. "
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02

THE mints Of France belong bo privase
corporations, Int coin monrF under the
supervision of aae nntional authorities
Amy oaac possessing silver or gold can
have il coined The fve-frane piece in
silver j. fine only standard national silver
snancy, the-other pieces being mere bull
Jon tor market conYenience,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02

..--ssa.-.sss- - .a@=ss--
tas sALuAna.as'. raEr1Ts. C. e.
ny-. &ru sylf.ar4ri- :sis Es,sr .r''A o. hus sas
Mas a tra ~ + ses5
fsap g:.stef~si viii &sure Ypm. SIS
II ya = Bsi:..s<sr. k-.s.4 ssswn Fsftsxed yosar
Hei9 sssiFr aFfuryE ttsas HaOG1ier
out care and sEa-s h y yau Simply stigre
81 fesl weak sssi So I1stsds niftl0ut sseaEAs
kn0~tag whss
Hop itifsrra will i1zA1@rr 1ssm
II y0u arc OF i-ng ss-ss.s. wc=krfra ~ 80
abrzn uf gear every - @sslttrss 10 b =
@Srss saslisss over yong laii4n at work.
saIHop 3s.sess ar5s: rs Fca.sfEHwm Ynm.
III ron arc F1u1~. Asc Il -4sssTirS from any inGis
@rez5s fasf Is tftan tho g@as
He's aliIFrFs WIFE Relieve YOu.
III yoa are tn tlse s0re ssat, On the fara nd e1s
desk may lIer~, &sss ftsi tzt Bong aEsteass
ain8ssanH s~aazsx aE HssaE- zafE M8tAgzat 3zteA1s
e@ftn4s
E5ep Esa4seTs ID srhRx Eom Arad.
ri goa are ed, and ys,EsrS pulse Is fcsbte your
mefsns ulazsell A1d yvaf 4 Ihcaalflcs waning
8ep Dtteers sEa give ysu Hew K1se aa.1 Vices.
Mor cogon oU1R IS the swertsst, safast a-ad best 4
Ask chillren.
One EE0P PAD for Stomach liver ald Kidneys IS aspp
Fisr = all osher Cares ~ absorption IL ~ perfect
81 G. 70 absolute and EEHszs4skas emrc for drunk
enneaas uae o. ofa4nxas tobacco azad Earcotteas
Abovs ssia by Druggists Hep Hers Atf Co Eoehea n. 7.
-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02

p IT Is said THAI ovsr 10, 600 deGR were
slaughtered in jackson county, OB@,
aurinR the psst nine monthas
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02
A ChrIatn,ns SnoMban.

Snowballs filed With CilristmRs gifta
is O late idea Of holiday hulnor. A frame
of whAIebol1e CT wires in halves is filled
with toys al4d bon-bons, covered with
thick paper, The llalv - lightly fastened
together and eoverod with puro white
walding. Thu balls NAV be made small
and Nae fun Of polting the family with
them forms part OF the cSsecmoHies 81
CAristmas morning. the ball hyinR OPen
and scattering tins presents over the re-
eeivor's head Or hinge SNOWFALL 10
mnda and rOlle<l into The room, Es part af
Che Christ1nas tree festivities. Tho semi
cir0ular whalebone or crinoline dress
improvsEB" can lie pat 20 good use fox
anowballs in their way by joining pair
and covering rOsalad with eotGon. "a -
A sxwrxo machine agent, in driving
through Monroe County, Kentucky,
drew up before o cottage and asked q
beardless sixteen-year-old boy. standing
in the yard, If his mother was at homo.
81 She Is, but she don't live here" ho
answered. Z" I'm the head of this house
Finding the boy married, the agent went
inside and encountered o child, who said
she was the boys wife, and THAI when
she was married she was not eleven years
cid. "WhRt GA earth did yoR marry
Cor P" asked The agent '' What do u&hCH
folks marry for ?" Che child replied .-,,le
bow said he intended to buy sewing
machine for his wife when she got old
enough ID sew. Come around IN threG
or four years." hO said, sand I'll taxa
on@ A
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02

10 sell longer at DID rates involves direct loss
We 4legrfore. must ;lIiiI@unce upon Mathuskek,
trstiaasfn Gem aud Fayorite Pianos aH advance Of
,Ianai 81 IA, So peg style ChiekeriRg Pianos will he
,,fs vsfScsed ;srif list S45 each style.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02
NEWS AND VIEWS.


MAYOR We'll, OF Paducah, was fined
etns "a tlle Glty Oo'rt log engaging III
ssA00S -tF teF# ia.
TRSophOmOrcs Of Bates College have
chosen as their orator q oulored student,
Aho son Of former slave.
A NUGGET of gold weighing two and
half pounds has been tRhen ont 81 th~
Christian mine, IA North Carolina,
AN infant at Hickory. n. C.. was hap
4iEed Jesse Fido RinEtail Fillmore Han
cock Jarvis Dowd Harper, and is said 10
stin live. 0 9 sd ss
TEE population Of Florida Ii 271 .764.
en- increse Of 84.O16 in ten years. The
whites number las. 83l, and the coIOrCd
la, 945.
A O-YRAR-oT.p son az i prominent mer-
chant az Grcnada. Miss aff.,nlatted a,
hang himself an aeo0nnt az dir,san,,1i,,t-
ment In love.
Tr,yDvD ~. lor-s - Tylivo,;. ,,,,at 80.
soH 49, tbr.,,,@-, a ,,s,.,t ~
ACCEPTED az evidence H, collrts But mo-
sowing society in the country would re-
jet such testimony.
6nNAron Rt..1vR vvaars . D,claI-,,loted
watch thot cost him az 50 r., s,sr. -,
v.sflaed A. taEa sf0 fnr n ami thst b.,
V0oona a. ro,-,.,, n ~ az s,,,,4.. ~,
product Of American skill.
ARaa NEvpA Cr.Apw (3.,~ps tho ;,,1u
fafignhIa - hYtina =, r,.4iTcn,,.,,t =.
YnSafneton ALTHOUGH aho q. m -
cal 40 Il asiIl na i,,;sI, aT,1 ,,irs,.s, n. :
r.DTI,,c- vvidorv - Al ~ M =
A,. i. "
Aha srell Il .;t. III, ~,
debt. She Iat him stav there in thyaS
- 1880 49,
Aao,4 her tho whole foro,
-. ;, -.
sFAa,,.,i..,.1, -, ~ vi III SSnl:
81 ,oiac-. Is.s 81 Is,,',,,,, NJ -
,see1n ana 2,,naS ~ Wv lS,rr,,,, r,,,s4 -
ehere speedily. Ths Qonds,lns and ooTA-
Aoliars will soon hav,. 1,aaaos avgavr - I
- -.--,-,- - nT..s I'll
- ES'ihtEsDa9 AlueiletAA NAGts Is re-
-. ~ \. ~. ls ILL Al
-, S o.,3 - lO sl l~L LH !.1
~ so-sin- Ia.- n I1r.r~I If TS|9;s 80 -
rl1eItnn hills PhiIsIsInI,ia pa
a. 1.~4l, "a 49, - u.
r1.s4t..5 So. ~. NJ. n -. 80
:: 1Ia -ss
I- ..-I lo Ael-
AlAu- ~ - - 10, - s'A.S StSNe "seg
Gttis, ,. - IaLor;,,e, 49, -, 4
ever Eince
~ II NEoD os O., ~,
~ ~ ~ .,na HCo A... a 'S''n : i'AI-
e1so' on'tS 1890 9GSelN al eAeoSa-
5;t;,, - a. -, .,,.I =.
"a e. Ia T,,,t;Nt Pr..sI'si..r;a,, F,.;.oc
.1;..1a ,.,i,',.-,.s.,.;,,,. ,,,,,I STth,,I;.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z =
,,,,l-o,-.,
;. "a l h.,,, a. Asss''l
So "s S.s.i' s'I Az "'.,'A nay
s"nl TAG "lOi4 ~ "a ~ H''ea '',
a1rS ne was OAls.AAfs9'' and @lalae''il sur
HAhI'SI oal All siU''s ~ cE"GA"Ey' ne
was ie" Ou' ~h'it"u' AAFAhB oFoAeh
H@lS4S PAS~Se &@EI Fl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-02-02
This is not the worst of it!

Material and lala< still ggapg gps IanmsRse
@rikrSi cong piano makes are If prosTess MAMn-
fAekurers ara nlnuths behind .9etAers- AnaAF1ca.
factories cah't supply natl the pianos wanted
Large al tnecs are yet 70 .eonae
BE WISE III TIME.
Bay now and save twenty-five per cent. Those
wbo wait for decline will get very tired liz VIII be
VEINS before oil prices rule again Those who need
I,ianss within the noAt two years should buYAsk
so0n possible.
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Is reimbursed la great raeassrc.. to those
fFoublrd with weak ktdf~As, hy q istdirio4ss
sase Of IGo8t~tcr's stomach Filters v hir in
e1Korates and stimulates sithsss1 exciIif the
taeiuzry orEaf II sstsitsnrtion viii lis ins
fuence up0n tl.. tpTrruts =.cidifv. i1nPros Is
appetite. ~vs'rv Eav conducive 60
health and nerVes p rss-- sAnfaaatF az7zrksa
quality its control aNcS few r Ed aCuc. til
lis po~re4 Of PREVENTING IT. Fer s-4.s = an
Druggists and Dealers generally.
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CMAnG.Ks QRERSEuRoR loved the Wild
ow Cleveland, In whose boarding house
he lived st Rorwslk, c., bat could not
make her realize the fsct After assrrr-
ing hrr Of his davotion again in win, he
scised a rope and ran to che woods. The
widow gRAlsrcta tAe noighbors and won't
q tree. He recovered, however, and she,
cOnvnlcpd Of his sincerity, has promised
30 lnaEry him.
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STEAMERS

Leave every Tuesday and Friday for Cairo, Lou
isville and Cincinnati, connecting at Gin
cinnati with railroads and steamers for
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The August VennOr Promises.

Vennor makes the following pre-
dictions for August. He is evidently
determined to keep people at home
this summer: cannot but think that
August will be another month of
storms and unusual rainfall, with one
or two remarkably low curves of tenn
perature. ] expect snow falls will be
recorded in extreme western and north.
western sections, and cold rains at
more southerly stations shortly after
the middle of the month.
October will be very similar, but,
of course, colder. Yours truly,
HY. q. VENNoR.
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Proceeding with the Business.
Philadelphia Times.

Philadelphia Times.
ex-governor Tom Young, col>
league of Representative B lttsrworth.
of Cincinnati, O., having returned
from the prize fight in New York and
resumed his seat in the house, a quo.
rum was yesterday obtained, and a
DemocIat tumbled out to make room
for the colored corruptionist, Smalls,
of South Carolina.
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EASTERN. NORTHERN AND WESTERN
POINTS,