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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
N0N RESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court Jas. E Jenkins
of Hardeman County ,In,,.
Tennessee. no. "a U'--'''
In this cause it appearing from the
afidavir If the rlainsiffs agent that
the defendant John Mullins, Jr. - q
non resident Of the State of Tennes-
see and ia indebted 10 the plaintiff an
the sum o. S33O5 due by account
and an attachment having issued
uran the affidavit of plaintiffs agent
bv me rs Clerk Of said Circuit Court
AMI [ e same having bs-en returned
by the Sheriff If said County at HaF'
deman into said uffice levied upon
the | Z undivided interest If the said
defendant IN and "a five different tracts
of land being the same decended z
the heirs Of the late John w. Mullins
decd being located in the 18th Clvl
/ District of said County of HardeEnaE
| II ia therefore ordered that Puhllca
ton I've made in Bolivar Bulletin
newspaper published In Bolivia
IEar,ieman County. Tennessee TO
four consecutive wrecks commanding
the defendant To appear On the 18Th
day of March 1883 before the SAL
Circuit Court and defend said caus
! or the same will be heard ex Partt
Given under my hand 1T office
Bolivar this 18th, day of Februar
1888.
q. G.. Adams,
Circuit ClerI
, A. NJ. Lambeth, Jr.
& D4ainfs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01

The hondsmen and other friends Of
Col. Po K have submitted comPro-
mi3s pre- position to the Legislature to
IT, tie am unit OF the deficit. The
Con n,itt,e and AIRY. General rec
ommcnd it's acceptance, but there are
Others who oppose and demand that
the prisoner he punished to the fullest
extent of the law. IN countless cases
OF defauitinC sherfFs the state has
bsen content To he reimbursed anil
not prosecute the offenders and even
she Legislature has released them and
tho securities Of al responsibility,
but in Folks case they refuse the
oney tender M d cry for his blood.
The plea Of compromising felony
ia spCcIous The Legislature has
right To enact any law within consti-
tutional limits. If it be not compound
ing a felony by relieving the bonds
men of dofsulting sheriff, why
can they not receive payment OF
Polk?
The State will secure nearly oil the
money last and she needs fund'.
Nor over, Polk could have paid
before capture and no prosecution
would have been commenced an
WV not ! = be allowed nsE to tet-
tie. The opposition must be aetna
ted by a spirit 0t revenge The
prisoner is reported by medical eK-
perts to be IN n sinking PhySical con
dition but certain men, Elont;nG
over the downfall ola fellow citizen,
would further kick the chained man
spurn his overiurCs of payment anc
drive deeper into his heart the iron
Of remorse. We contend that the
ends Of Justice are met in the punish
ment If Polk. He has emPiied thu
cup and why press il further L
his lips?
The state can afford to he merei-
full to any unfortunate. The mone!
interests oi tho CONNIE nwealth deman'
il, Justice asks it ana the vice Of 4
sympathetic public pleads f.
mercy in his behalf. 1t is not hon
or hle To kick a fallen one aud e
pqclnlIy when with uplifting hand
he ufers restitution.
You are mistaken, gentlemen, il
sup osinS that Tennessee will sustaii
YOU IN your vengefu! warfare o.
any unfrtI' ate prIsoner-citi1en
You are wrong in SUI posing that VI"
reIres mt blond-thirsty constituency
The PEOPLE ackno~ edge III
enormit. If the crime Of Polk AL,
many b. reve that he has been sui
fceKtIy punished and that law j
vi Idle ,tcd.
re c anot live much lenger. eve
ifIi1er ted, and is cruel to have hi
end hi, days ia a cell.
We condemn the wrong in Pol
an believe that the good ot SOcict
and "a claims of justice ara vindicT
ted in his prercnt puniEhment, wbic
is sufFi lent unto death. Some rt
vengef1l persons would rejnioe to Sc
PIN c ~ried to tho penitentiary eve
on a d,ath-bed litter but the CHI istin
civiliza on Of this age sanctioEs l.
such bl ody work but recognizes Ihu
iusties hou'd be tempered with mon
ey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court James jenkins
of Hardr~ao Count! E.A. Mullens.
tennessee.
In this cause it appearing from
the affidavit OF the Plaintiff that the
Defendant +. y. Mullins is "a non
resilient of the State Of L, nnrssce and
Il indebted 10 the Plaintiff in the
sum OF $3.50 due by two prolnIsory
notes and attachment having issued
upon the affidavit Of Plaintiff by j
W Wilson an acting Justice of the
Peace for said County, ret1rnable to
the March tern IF The Circuit Court
| of Har,iunIar to And the same nav
ing been returned by the Sheriff OF
said County into said office levied
up II the IL undivided interest OF
the Defendant ia and to five differ
cnt trrcts OF land being the same 1t :
cended To the heirs OF the late John
| W Mulcns decd. being III the 1871 !
Civil District of said County. 1t Is
Therefore ordered that Publlcatlo I ot
made in the Bolivar Bulletin Il news
DapCr published in Bolivar Tenn. tol
four consecutive weeks commanding
the Defendant to appear ON the 1911
dav of March 1888, before the saI'
Circuit Court and defend said Gauss
or the same will be heard ex parte.
Given under my hand al Office II
in Bolivar. ihIs 10th day of Feb. 1888
q. e.. Adams,
Circ"it Clerk.
4. NJ. Lambeth, Jr.. Atty for Plain
! tiff.
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TTTTRTCRTXia, C'0-C7E-YliH- an i easifT

TRTFFGCKTXG C0C7SfI SSn bs easily
cured nv SHILOH Gure. We guarantee H..
WILL. YOU suffer wAh DysPepHia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's N;taller is guar
anteed to cure voH.
StrrPIEss NiGHTs made mis- rnblc by upat
terrible cough. SHILOH Cure will eure ron.
CATARnH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured BY Shiloh's Caiarrh Remedy. Prio"
80 cts. Nasal lnj,<'t"r Zee.
For lame Back, Side or Chest. uHs Shilohs
Porous Plaster ri,-e 25cts
SHIIoH's Coon End 'onrun1rti"n Cure ~
sold hv az on guarantee. IL cures conan P'loh
sutton. Vtr,fr1t.a - What vou nerd Tor
constipation, Lo,s ct Ape .tils, ihzEi ness and
ali symprom, e Dvs,ri,aia. Pr.ae ~ and
70 cfs per bottle.
CaovP. WHooPrSs O. a. - BIonehi
Immediately relieved hy shi"n = Curt
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
Aa@zaaa4z -
30 VALUABLE TRUTHS. 90

-.
30 vALUABLzs rRUrHs. 90
Ifyou are safTcrs7s fror. poor h-s'sA, languiua
ing n bSd q nzss-lnza. q TAI . ciscsI, iOr
Hop Blttsrs viii Cure K0u.
n YOU are a uiHbStsr Rad have Overta-u~d your
eslf Win your pastoral q tiesg Enos&crs woTn
ont with earn and WORK. ff Tpu mMaRly a4llng
II feel weak and dtz p1sihe1 Wi4hCu8 e4oaE1y
kAoufnE wig,
Hop BIttcrs will Restore X0@
II yoa are OF has Elseaa, weakened ny sc
Ftruln Of Tour every zg = dstinef nan % d y
es-S, telling over yo1r natdnisht WORK.
Hop BIstcgz will StrengtheH Yea.
n vSx are ysunsx. anf Eu6sxlnR fr0m 0ay tnctn
orsaSM ty-ops slx aast IL oRem the case
Hep Buffers viii Relieve XOu.
n yoa "a tho rrnna sbop The farm. at f,se
deaA. dlTyx hrPes aEe sci ttaA yoER gyuean 3oPch
elsAnEtng, ssains CT stizn liafug WHIST 4aeoEA-
e@eRAG
Hos BEttcTM lei What You Need
II yuQ ars ED, aaS youFt pa&se So foeA1a, yoz4
Esrvcs u1ssals-Ts and yoGrz LAeulses Waaaz7s
Hos Biatesa Win n4ve ca New AAfa M1s4 NAmogs
HaR covsu cu~n 4 tAe svpssusss s4enua and baua n
AK Childre1-
ge Hc4 PAP for 8eoraAnh L1ver ed EsdaeFniz szPs
Ffs-eoAE oGAsrHs CnEas bT Aeoogssozs - a P<Rfec6
n a an sssoiuto and fFrnals1aaas care eoF dF1n&
eanass, ass OF oFfzzn, es6arco ana Enrcatlc4
aSov- ~ aragts. I Eitsz Msg Co RnrAsatsr. n. r
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
PAINTING.
". R. JonS9s HOUSE
And Sign Painter.

DANCEY NILLE, INN IF J J.
He also does Decorating and Or
namental work in the latest styles,
Keeps on hand large assortne
Of handsome Wall paper, which be
will put up at Memphis prices. Work
gnaraRteed and charges re- sonable.
Orders left with DR.. J. s. Robertson
Whiteylllc, will be promptly attend
ed to. Oct 2G t.
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Ter All those Painful Cewpla1sss nn4 Weak1aasas
80 OOrnuao. "a OUP bess feaaIe PSDulsss~@
A Medicine for Woman. Invented 81 q O"a@AS
Prepared by a Woman.
gs Crestsst zsesi DIssO-sry tAs Dawu % Hstoy
E-It rovives the dropping spirits, invGsorates and
har1onzes the organic functions. gives elasticity and
nrnness to ths step to natural lustro 70 the
eye plants tho pale check Of woman thc frcah
ross OF life's spring and carly Tunnoer TINA
EU-PhysIclans Use It and PresoSi5o Freely "a
It removes fAintncss gatulsncy destroys all craving
for g,Innulaat and relieves weakness Of the stomach
That feeling Of bearing down causing paAH, weighs
and harkache Il always permanently cured BY tt' u'e
Tor tho cure or kidney COmploiHts Of sltAer @eA
thia COmpOand f. Wn@uwpssseA
LYDIA p PTFKUAM'a BLOOD PURIFIER
viii eradicate every vestigo Of Hunnars Irn tns ne
man woman child Insist on having II
Both the Compound ana blood Purtner are prepared
a. and .35 western Aveaue, Lynn, Mass Prsee %
either g. Six bottles for o. Sent By man in the form
OF pills c. Of lossnSsS reosps OF price, q per bE
fer either Ms Pinkhan freely answers all lcsterp o.
inquiry. EDcloso Set stamp. Send for pamphleh
No family should he without LYDIA z PIEKHAMs
sld toTydIisy of the liver. S cents per box
kTSOId by all IlraESists--61 %
HE20TRE ~
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
Rough on Rats

Clears out rata, mice, reaches. aiea
ants. bed-buEs, skunkF, chipn. uhks
COZ hers, l5c. Druggist
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
STRONG
FACTS/

A great many people are asking
what particular troubles BROWNS
IRoR BrrTERs is good for.
II will cure Heart Disease, Paral-
ysis, DDpsy, Kidney Disease, Con-
sumption. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism
Neuralgia, and all similar diseases.
It's wonderful curative power IS
simply because it Purihes and en-
riches the blood. thus beginning at
the foundation, and by building up
the system, drives out all disease.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01

ameae from simple Trop.cAl Len4of Mare valaS
aa,d q q PGBSHT1VE RsIneSiy for aal the dAseascs
that came pains Ia the lower part y the body To-
Tay.,fI LjveV-Hepdachrs Jaundiee, DiHEineEn,
GraSsi. Malaria and all difficulties II tbs ldIaegS
Liver aad CrL arr 0rRana For Fema1@ Dls-
@ma@a. Monthly Menstruattena. ant durlng Ft9R-
naney IS has . equal. IL restores ths OF ,ans that
gSnke the blood aud hence is the best 4ASost s'u-
rifl6~. Il 10 the ORly kRown r0meSay that trei
Rraeaatss aBIsense. for Diabates uso WAr@ fTs
asag@ KBbm be tee Cure.
Fer sale by Eugyieta ant Dealers ~ @A.nH Pei
bottle Largest bottle In the market. Try h
E.. WARNER & CO Rsslss:es. II. 7
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01

Therr are twenty-five Democratic
aud thirteen Republican governors OF
the States, an there will be as ma
~ Democratic States in the next
presidential election,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
Henderson Masonic N. IF.
INSTITUTE
@h @fwvw MRwP
FACULTY
A. NJ. Lambeth, Jr.
Attorney for Plaintiff

A4O0@
G. VI. Savage, A. II Chairman Of Faculty
Prof Of Fngli-n, French, and nobrew.
J. II. lnman. A. NJ,
Prof. OF Mathematics and Natural S2ienc".
\. p. Hackett, University of Virginia,
Prof. 81 Latin, Crock, and dcrln7n.
Mics I.alu Carroll. b. Lit.
Principal ofthe Preparatory Department.
Mrs. ". J. Crook, Polite Literature
Columbia College, =. e..
Principal Of the Musical Department.
Miss Cassie Mason NJ. +. L.,
Teacher Of Painting, Dr"Wing and
Calisth enic%.
J. a. Crook, NJ. d.,
Lecturer GA Anatomy, Physiology and
Hygiene.
no. Hankins. Instrue4oT 10 TelegraPhy
The Profrrs.rs' n4sistMutB win be ApPOin-
ted in dus time.
Factschsracserizing this college:
Breadth and depth Of curriculum not
surpassed by Auy Institution In the Ooun-
try.
The wisdom Of it~ management tested by
she eKt,sriSncpr % thirteen years.
The moral security II students as perfect
a. can be promised anywhere.
/ Ee-aenacs ms moderate as any business
man could ask.
Three literary societies and a monthly
| Magasine completing it's seventh volume
The young ladis. and gentlemen meet on
II m the elAse-roob, ana chapel hall.
| NEXT S.asion opens September 1, 1892.
Apply for Catalogue to
@. NJ. savage,
EzZ5S~Soza. E@aax
7-1s-'s2.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
THROUGH SLEEPERS
Feb y 13t.

AIenPn4s SsshvtlIe, Columbus and Nashville,
ST. Lsuia and Nashville, Mckenzie and Nashville,
Nashville and LouisviEs, Nashville and Chnsts
nosEz and Nashville ard Atlanta, sonneeting viii
sieeSerz ts TloEfaT PssntS-
For further Infs1mailoae SonT noareSt L
station Agent. or address
A. v. sTENESE. ?. A DAIIss. Texas
JAS. SIZED, Aseaf, hs1aPhis TsBnes~se.
NJ MARCH. 7. A.. EnshHilIsg 1sana@ss.
TOM. 2. row LEX, 4. 7. A Nashyiile, Tennessee
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01
ALady Cured Of Rheumatism.

Baltimore, Nd, May 7. 1880;
My heath vas much shattered BY
Ph@IImatism when / commenced
1akinR Broun's Iron Bisters, and l
scarCeiV had strength enough 90 at
tsnd 90 my daily household duties:
Fau now using the third botde and
am FeRzininR strength daily and
ehserfuIy usoommeno u TO al
I cannot say TOO mueh in praise
Eft. RErs. MARY z. BEAsNKAz,
ITs PreStmanst
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01

DANIEL NGuLER &c 90.
Wholesale Dry Goods q Notions,
% d "a Hopkins Place,
BALTIMORE, MD.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01

Kidney Disease Cured.
Christiansburg, Va, 1885,.
Suffering from kidney disease
fram Which ] could get no relief
tried Browns Iron Bitter which
cured me eompletely- a ehiid o.
nine recovering from scarlet icTeFs
had no appetite and did NOT seem TO
beable 20 eatatah. gave hlm ATon
pitters with the haPPiest results.
]. KYLH AoSTAGVE.
Heart Disease.
Vine ST., Harrisburg Pa
Dec. I, 1881.
Amer trying different physicians
and many remedies for PalPit2fton
N The heart without receiving any
BENEFIT was advised to try Browns
Iron Bitters. / have used two bot
dies and never found anything that
gave me so much relief
Mrs. JENE1s HISS.
For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subject, BROWNS IRON
BIrrEHs is invaluable. Try It.
Be sure and get the Genuine
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-03-01

The senate defeated a bill 10 IN
crease the pay Of magistrates, and o
hin tn allnw criminals to testify ~
their oW n behalf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-13

Every one has his faults, but we do
not see the wallet on our own backs.
A man took his seat in the BARRIERS chair
he asked the barber if he had the same
razor he used two days before. Being
answered affirmatively, the patient man
said, - Then give me chloroform."
Bacon was the man who said 81 the best
part Of beauty is that which a picture can
not express" The old man had evidently
had his photograph taken, and just got the
proofs.
Joseph Cook Of Boston delivered $50
lectures during his recent tour around the
world. That we are still on terms of peace
with all nations, save the Indians, is a little
rems kable.
Dress has a moral effect upon the con-
duct of mankind. Let any gentleman find
himself with dirty boots, old surtout. soiled
neck-cloth and a general negligence of dress,
he will, IN all probability, find a correspond
ing disposition by negligence of address.
1t was a most suggestive point IN de by
the late Earl of Kinton to three clergy
men, as follows "Now when [ 90 to hear
you addressing one of them) you are
always preaching about what she-the
Church-says; and when | go to hear you
taddressing another) you are always dlli:-
log on it-doctrine; but when | go and
listen to this man (alluding to the third
and | do so often-because-he always
breaches Him-Christ."
DIR. Johnson said that the happiest
life was hat of a man of business, with
some literary pursuits for his amuse-
ment, and that, in general, no one could
be %virtuous or happy who was not occu-
pied with some duties.
a NATURAL MIsTAKE.--A pupil in a
natural history class of a Boston High
School having 4 describe the fossil rep
tile, the pterodactyl, in n written ex.
animation the other day, wrote the
word Peter O'Dactyl through the entire
paper.
cav, it's dweadful," said the Prince o.
Wales when he heard how Mrs. Langtry
was conducting herself. "She must, aw
have fallen a victim to those wetched Anne
wican mammals"
King Ludwig of Bavaria has granted a
concession for an International Art ExhibI
ton IN 1888. The perfect success of the
last exhibition was largely due to the con,
tributiOns of the English painters in water
color.
The richest man in Spain, the Marqui:
de M~anzanerdo. Due de Santona, dec
recently, aud left behind him a tremendou:
fortune for a Spaniard, viz, four million
sterling. Like some dukes in England. hi.
property had been acquired by judiciou.
purchases of land in the capital; and thu
Santona possessions in Madrid were enor
nous. and embrace nearly the whole o
the fashionable quarters.
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THE BABY MYSTERIES.

= Where did you come from baby dear %
: Out OF the everywhere into here"
" Where did you get your eyes Of blue p,
Out OF the skies as 1 came through
: What makes the light in them sparkle and spin %
=" some of the starry spikes left in"
!" Where did you get that little tear
L found 1t waiting when I got here"
" What makes your forehead so smooth and high 90
A soft hand stroked it as I went bv."
:" Whatmakesy your cheeks like a warm white rose p
4 81" something better than anyone knows"
" Whence that three-eornereG smile Of bliss p
Three angels gave me at once a kiss
. Where did you get this pearIv ear .,
God spoke, and il came ont to hear"
!" Where did you get those arms and hands ?".
Love made itself into hooks and bands
Feet whence did you come, you darling things 90
from the same box as the cherub's wings"
How did they all come just to be you %
God thought about me and so / grew"
But how did you come to us you dear?p
God thought about you, and so 1 am here
GEORGE MACDONALD.
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Determined to UnderSelI.
NOTICE.

Notwithstanding the impudent, ignorant, aud
audacious notice published in your paper by A. NJ.
Mellis regarding his personal attack on mo, and
his ability to sell his goods at bedrock prices, and
other similar fabricatious matter, 1 would say that
his TRADE by this method to deceive the public has
long since been fully played out and even the
native element has been too often deceived by over
charges, and goods palmed off on them entirely
adverse to what he represented them to be.
Compare for one moment my large, varied, and
splendid stock in my fancy and dry gooi depart
ments with the miniature assortment Of A. NJ.
Mellis. When ! dissolved partnership with Mellis,
some two years ago, the store then was no larger
than his is now but since that time / have in
creased my store four times its former size, and
even now my stock is too large for the:- store. Is
it any wonder that / undersell Mellis 1t is not
the slightest difficulty for me to sell my goods i'm
any department from 25 10 80 per cent. lower than
him, and l have plain and conclusive facts TO
prove the assertion, all Of which Mellis knows as
we'll as the public, but like some natures when
difficulty arises-trade falling of. etc, he risks his
last chance to redeem himself by publishing a
sickly card to mislead the public. che actual
drawback to A. M. Mellis az a business man is his
non-acquaintance with the Eastern and English
manufacturing houses which sets him all at seas
when buying as lac does indirectly paying high
prices through commission agencies and finding
my prices so far below his. 1t would be
simply ridiculouR for me 70 compare my choice.
well selected, and varied stock. importing as l do
directly from the manufactures abroad, with the
few lines of remnants of A. NJ. Mellis' small stool.
II one-third Of my stock Of dry and fancy goods
were placed in A. NJ. Mellis' store, there would not
be sufficient space left TO hang a miniature portrait
Of the proprietor, A. NJ. Mellis. 1 would advise
Mr.. Mellis to start out in the new year with fair
dealings and honest representations, and apply
himself to his business instead Of f~alsifying his
neighbor . and making indiscreet assertions.
which eventually will terminate sadly against
him. To be jealous, as Mellis has so conspicu-
ously shown himself TO be by his card, simply
because my well-regulated prices and goods are
drawing off his small custom is a sad omen indeed
to Mr.. Mellis, but if he cannot compete with zoe in
goods and low prices he must sink into oblivion. as
time and tide waits for no man in this enlightened
age.
Believing, from the kind and generous patronage
bestowed upon me, and feeling fully assured that
my word is to be relied upon when 1 say 1 can un-
dersell Mellis, that | always have and always will.
remain, respectfully,
CHAs. ]. FIsHEL,
Leading Millinery and Dry Goods Store.
jane d&w1w Cor. Fort and Hotel 81 leets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-13
A SIMILAR CASE.

Jack / hear you have gone and done il,
les. / know ; most fellows will;
Went and tried il once myself, sir,
Though, you see. I'm single still,
And you met her-did you tell meg
Down at Brighton last July,
And resolved to ask the question
At a soiree So did 1.
L suppose You left the ball room
With its music and its light;
For-they say loves frame is brightest
In the darkness Of the night.
Wei, you walked along together,
Overhead the starlit sky
n III bet-old man, confess it
You we're frightened. So was L.
SO you strolled along the terrace,
sa" the summer moonlight pour
All its radiance on the waters
A they riPpled on the shore;
Till at length you gathered courage.
When you saw hat hone were nigh
Did you draw her close and tell her
That you loved her2 so-did I.
Well, / needn't ask you further,
And I'm sure 1 wish you JOY:
Think I'll wander down and see Won
when you're marTied-eh, my boy
b the honeymoon is over,
And you're settled down, well try
What The deuce you say I Rejected
You rejected? So was II
Springfield Republican
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-01-13

For Silk Embroidered Suspenders you must call
at the Honolulu Clothing Emporium of
a. NJ. MELLIs, 1O4, Port street.