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Races.

CovNGroN, KY, June l2.-Five events
filed the day. The track Was good.
Selling Race-Mile and one.eighth, purse
800; Manner Hughes won from eleven
competitors in l:41 IL, with Little Butter
cup second; Matte Rapture, third.
The handicap, mile and quarter, all ages,
WIS taken by Leahtunah In 2l4; Ballast,
. eotd; Lord Raglan, third.
The Melthan Is. stakes, all ages and 81 ).
900 additiypal, mile and furlong, was the
feature of the day. OF the twenty-lhree
nominations six came to the
post. Mediator proved win
ner IL 205l.2; Pearl Jennings, second;
Ereeland, third; Arelino withdrawn.
The purse OF $3.50 for two year-olds, five
furlongs was won by Highaisht Foxmoon
colt second. Time--l:l0 3.4.
There was only two starters in the hurdle
race, mile heats, over four hurdles, and
Snowbok won from Katie Creel In two
| straight heats.
NEW YORK. June IL, The June meeting
OF the Coney Island jockey club opened to-
day under the most favorable auspices.
The weather was fine, the attendance i'm.
joyed.
The purse for $500. oil ages, 6,rlones
Navarro won; Hick r, ] m, second Swif
third. Time l:02i; won by two lengths.
Selling race, purse $500, mile and quar-,
ter, Chickadee won; Hartford, second
Rambler, third. Time, 2;llS.
The Foam stakes, for two.y ear-olds, five
furlongs, soventy.nine subscribers, Bur.
ton won; Withers, second Thackeray
third. Time-l:03 l.2.
Coney Island stakes, for three. year.o lds
and upward, mile and furlong. Boot Jack
won; Monitor, second; RIGA, third. Time
1:E6.
The purse of 5000, mile and half, all
ages, Parole, won; Fieegold, second. Time
-23o3. The steeple chase, inside, jim
| McGowan won. Time-5.2lt.
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COMMERCIAL.
CHICAGO MARKET.

NhiNNtO MhNhhls
~ shicAGo, June l2,-Flour unchanged,
Msu!ar wheat opened dull and
juIs.u active and higher; Sill June, LIZA,
N.Y. Nnl.4 to $i.ll3S, August; No.
mn" WINTER, $l.l2l.2. Corn in good de-
SAY and stronger; 557s. cash or June,
h,t' 70 %, July; 81 to 81 is, August.
OH unsettled and lower; SIS 80 ito $3.50,
L,aM June; SIS 40 to SIS AZ l-2, July
s,S S actiye and lower; $il.47 IL to $ll.So
6uii WI =, June; $ll 80 to $li.62 ~, July.
ANY, ANY, clear, 0 IS. Hogs, receipts, 2i.OOO. de
Ec 10 aud closed weak; mixed, 50 30 To
SW inlesavy backing and shipping, 50 80 tt
iNn neht, 80. Is to 80 20. Cattle receipts
,eu,S ow and weak and 10 lower; large
Of business; exporters, $3.50 tc
ia good to choice shipping
F" $3.50; common TO fair
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TOruAdOes

ABILENE, KY, June ia wind storm
last night, twelve miles north of here, did q
large amount of damage along the line q
Dickinson and Clay counties, Thirteen
houses, barns and stables were blown down
Several persons were injured and one little
child injured. Sueall, village Of industry
In Clay county, was almost literally de
stroyed. Every house but two was blown
down. Also Wakefield, In the same county
suffered severely. The storm was accom-
panied by rain and hail.
CLARENDON, Pa, June IA fearful tor
nado swept over the town tonight, demol
ishing eighty.six large oil rigs and fiv,
buildings and deluging the entire town
causing great loss OF property.
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ton Of Young Lochinvar was magnificent
She always does well.
The vocal duo Of Misses Helen and
Young, the former soprano and the latter
alto, were highly creditable and raptur-
ously received. Pale Moon" was its title.
The evening closed by an announcement
nom Colonel Crawford that modified rep
etition of the performance would take place
Thursday evening.
PARrI.
Prayer.
Music, Quartette two pianos), Bout.en
Train Gslop, Misses Jones, Rogers, Bowen
and Dickard.
Essay, "woman's Influence, Miss Agnes
Wright.
Essay, ruins of Time" Miss Fannie
Oppenheim.
Music, Vocal Duet. 1.-TWO Merry Girls"
Misses Jones and Bowen.
Essay:
'Betwixt night and morn
Life hovers ike the rising sun"
Miss Nina Keys.
Esssy-"Power of Thought" Miss Nellie
Knowles.
Music-vocal solo, 1.-THE Flower GIRL
Miss Beuah Dickard.
Experimentation" Miss Mamie Ed.
wards.
Music-vocal solo. "oh, How beats my
Heart with JOY" Miss Rooney.
Awarding medals.
Music-tnstrumental quartet two pianos
Marches des Tambours," Misses Bowen
Echols, Jones and Rogers.
Presenting diplomas.
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The Young Ladies' Aiumnm Celebration.


The Young Ladies' Alumn@ Celebration.
Notwithstanding the storm which sprung
up Just at the opening hour, the spacious
hall of the Dallas Female College was filed,
though not to overlooking, as II would
otherwise have been, last evening, on the
occasion of the young ladies' entertain
ment. Prayer opened the evening under
the auspices Of Colonel W. l.. Crawford,
who came forward after the orchestra had
discoursed a sweet air, and introduced Miss
Martin. Her address was well delivered,
pointed and appropriate.
Miss Virgie Helen, In charming man
Ter and in highly cultivated soprano tones,
which enraptured the audience, next
sang "Camelia and Rose" The young
| lady possesses q sweet voice of stroly vo.-
ume and is deservedly quite iavorite in
the social circles of0u city.
Miss Lortah Knight recited with great
composure and distinctness Jennie Nc
| Neil"
The solo of Miss Cullum was sweetly rem
derod and was well received.
Miss Dora Cullum admirably detained
"Shsmus O'Brien," naturally, gracefully
and in remarkably sweet tone of voice.
The vocal solo OF Miss 0ppenheim, zone
Word" was given in voice remarkable
for its freshness and pathos. She Is un.
doubted y delightful singer, and received
rapturous applause.
Miss Annie KEEPER gave jenkins on q
Picnic" and II this state affords better
reader or one with as much expression and
feeling, this reporter has not yet met The
accom- plished parsonage. Miss KEEPER Il
by ali odds the most admirable reader YET
| n,oduced by Dallas growth,
and Swink evipceda degree of cultivation
on the part Of the young ladies' so credita
fable that the audience loudly applauded
their performances. Miss Morgan's recita
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Mississippi Republicans

JACKSON, MISS, June l2.-The repub
lican executive committee, consisting Of
seventeen members, met at noon to-day,
James II, Lynch, chairman. District At.
torney Chandler, General Fitzgerald, Colo.
mel Morphis and a number OF influential
republicans were present, taking an active
part. Chandler Is In the city. Lynch IL
said TO be moving quietly to prevent the
disorganization OF the republican.party as a
political party.
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SURE CURE FOR BLAcx.,rc

Aessrs. Morley Broa: - A's-'
SKSrgExEN Il have sold "woNpFHrur,
EiShT 70 several Of nv customers who nsai
LOT the cure Of BLACK LEG ~ siyinc
ne OF TWO doses internally and applying il en-.
J. B. HUTCHINSON.
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A Cannrd.

sr. LOUIS, June ll,-High tmci us con,
,octed with the Gould system and Colonel
I ~ Paramore, president of the Narrow
o. yau w, say there is not par.
tIn nia NJ iru,h IN the report from
Texas that there is a scheme on 1901 o y,
Which Gould will acquire or get control OIL
Ia n, VAS & s., Louis railroad.
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FINE. VERY FINE AUCTION ROOMS


be
for handling no
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HurrHRcrR EnxA,

rh,, a. Burrxscpr. rkxAa Sept. 1 lisa
WONDERFUL EfGHT'' Tor al ACE SS
N SsIue by giving from Is TO u arcps inter-,
,ny ana applying externally once or twice 10
snepsI' affected, sad IL gave immediate relief
A. ]. sTEWa ARp w Mi, si sHHi ME LETT
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LIMA, June li.-It is stated that th su con n,
u,n,inn If neace has been signed BY one OF
, se most honorable chiefs Of the Peruvian l,,1
s srmv. and that there are hopes OF an early
% "aiustmen, Of political relations WIN
pnliA in
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The Hebrew colony In Middlesex county,
w., have 500 acres under cultivation and 4
prospect Of good crops. They are much
pleased with their location, and oil the
men In the colony have declared their In.
tention to become citizens Of the United
States.
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NG ns,Sswber the closing out sale OF notions
and gents furnishing goods a. 4 ca.
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Attractions for this Week

Attractions for this Week,
$40 dozen white and colored shirts.
500 dozen assorted underwear.
1900 dozen ladies' hosiery.
800 dozen childrens' hosiery.
175 dozen mitts and gloves.
200 dozen assorted towels.
1000 pieces assorted ribbons.
ll00 pieces assorted embroiderles.
1900 pieces assorted laces.
00'dozen fans.
600 dozen assorted combs.
A full line OF staple notions.
A iull line Of fancy notions. at
ALRx. 0RTLIKB & Co,
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FlRE-FIGHTING FOLKS

FlRE-FIGHTING FOLKS
The Red-Shirted Boys Assemble at the
Central City,
And are Right Royalty Receiyed-But
Business
Is Attended to Ere Pleasures Strains
/ are Allowed
To Trickle the Tympanum-O rganiza.
tion is Completed,
And To-Day Work will Begin in
Sober Earnest.
The Interim Is Devoted to Sight.
Seeing.
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We give possession Of our store by July
10Th, and must close out by that time.
ALEX. ORrLtRD 4 Co,
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TBs45a LysjjRsll7 9isSgJS
via
Mamph;s and Charleston z. R.

Gammoncing June 1st, 1888, a full
limo Of these tickets viii be en- sale II
Memphis, Grand Junction, Cornth.
Florence, Decatur and Huntsville TO
She summer resorts ana watering
places in Alabama, Tennessee, Geor-
gia, North Carolina, Virginia, West
Virginia. Maryland, etc, etc.
Tickets will also be on sale at prjn.
cipal stations on Illinois Central II. =.
Southern Division Via Grand June
ton anei-Alobilo and Ohio r. r. Via
Corinth. Tor Simmer Tourists
Guide Books, prices Of, and iatorma
ton concerning tickets, routes, schc-
dule8, cite, etc, communicate ii
person, OF " letter with inc nearczt
Ticket Agent, Or the undersigned.
z. IS. DAYANT
Asst. General Passenger Agent,
Memphis, Fem.
j.. It
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James Fentress, Jr. late Of Bolivar, Is
moving in q 81. Louis court for a divorce
from his wife, Y. C. j. Fenless (aee Miss
Jessie Mulhollond, who resides in Pro IL
lyn, New York. 1Ir Fentrass Vas bora IN
this town and never resided anywhere else
til! within few months past lie Is the
eldest son Of the late John L. F~utress, and
held the position Of Chaneery Court Clerk
here for many years In that position he
vas known as an efficient officer. lie re-
signed some months since and, as VIC are
informed, ezpected 10 reside ii New York,
1t seems that when he wound up his bust
ness here and went north for the purpose Of
joining his wife. who had preceded him, SHE
simply told him to get cut" ina way that
We have not hereevpressel IN pfiut.
The causes Of this matrimonial infelicity,
together with much Of the scandlc attached
t. it, are well known locally.
The complainant proposes t. have deposit
tons taken here, which, re suppose, Will
unearth the usual amount Of perversity in
like cases. The whole affair, III its social
aspects, is scab; morally it is DEF lorable
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Itching Plles-symptons and Cure

Itching Piles-symptoms and Cure
The symptoms are moisture, like
perspiratlon, intense itching, increas-
ed by scratching, very distressing,
particularly at night, seems as if
pin-wornls were crawling m and
about the rectum; the private parts
are sometimes affected. If allowed
II continue very serious results may
follow. ",;wAYNE's OIETMENT' Is a
pleasant, sure cure. Also for 1er-
ter, Itch, Salt Rheum, 5eald Head,
Erysipclas, BARRIERS Itch, Blotehes,
all scaly crusty Skin Diseases. Sent
by mail for so cents, 3 boxes, $1.2s
Gin stunps). Address, DR.. 6waync
4 Son. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
Druggist.
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An extraordinary chain OF sad Affections
has, within short time, come upon Mr.
J. NJ. Lee, a stranger here. who il nowt
visiting his brother the Rev. J. h. Lee
St. James IlglI. The terrific cyclone
which struck Kansas City several weeks
ago wrecked the residence and scattered the
household goods of Mr. Lee. About the
same time q change in the management Of a
railroad, of which he was an imployce,
brought the loss OF a lucrative position
which he held Then came the &c 18th OF a
sweet li1tle child, buried only few weeks
ago. Now to add to ths great sorrow of MI
and Mrs. Lee, their bright little boy
Kemper, aged six years, died on Tuesday.
By the death Of the little boy the parents,
already sorcly afflicted, are left childlcss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee have the sincere sym
pathy OF our people, and especially those
of US who have had our hearts torn by the
death OF lovely children.
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TDIEEID.

On the eth inst in this county Jno. II
Croly, in the twenty fourth year Of his age
On July 18th, 1888, OF brain fever, Woart
Kemper, aged six years and nine months,
son OF j. NJ. and Emma Lee Of Kansas CITY
Mo.
Deceased came with his parents two weeks
ago on visit to his uncle, Rev. DR.. Lee
at St, James Hall. lie was indjsposed a
the time, but instead Of rallying, as waf
expected, sank rapidly to bis end On
Wednesday morning after the burial service
at St. James Church, his remains were tenn
porarIy Deposited in the Fentress Vaul
in The Cemetery, to be removed later fo
permanent interment to the place Of resi-
dence of his parents at Kansas City.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By write Of a Deed Of Trust exc.
cuted 70 nae by wv. s. Armistead on
the 9th day ofAugust 1873, which is
Of record in the Registers Office d
Hardeman County, Tennessee. in
Trust Book G. page 309, | will sell
to the highest bidder for cash in the
town Of Bolivar. Hardenan County,
Tennessee, on the 9TH day of August
1888. within legal hours, the follow
ing described property to-wit'-All
the printing presses, fixtures, types,
books, accounts and ali other proper
ty belonging to the office Of the news
paper establishment known as the
Bolivar Bulletin, TO satisfy a certain
Indebtedness named il said Deed Of
Trust The sale OF the same will be
absolute.
July 10Th 1883
Mrs. ~. A. Parrish.
Trustee,
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TO0NE INSTITUTE.

Located ut FaoAe. IIardeman Go.
Tenn, on tho Illinois Central z. r.
ami eq,adistaut from Grand Junction
and jackson. Toone Is one Of the
hcalthiest towns in Nest Tenn lis
people IRE distinguished for their
good morals and intelligence. The
surroundings arc very favorable fer
udY and discipline. Board IS, TUT
ton 81, 50 aud 81 per month. The
school is woll graded and thorough
IN all Of its departments.
Third annual session begins Sept,
Bird. 1888. For circular OF further
information address.
&. 7, HUDSON,
Principal.
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NON BESIDENT NOTICE,
w. +. Harcock, Admir- Et ais
VS. Petition to appoint new trustee.
D n. s'tinson mud wife 3t ais. No
1926 r. ID.
In this cause it appearing that the
defendant, joel PullIam, is a noil-resi-
dent Of the state Of Tennessee and q
resident of the state Of Texas. 1t Il
ordered that publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Bolivar
Bulletin, a newspaper published IN
Bolivar. Tennessee. requiring said
nonresident defendant to enter his
anpearance herein by or within the
FIRST three days Of the County 1 curt
of llardeman County, Tennessee, TO
be held at the Count House IN the
town Of Bolivar, Tennessee, on the
1st Monday in August 1888 and plead
answer or demur to the petition in
this cause or the same will betaken
as confessed, as to him and set foI
hearing ex parte. 80
This the 18th, day of June 1888.
w. w. Farley, 9 u III.
Francis Fentress, Solicitor,
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lie have had four or FIVE days Of splendid
weather without rain. Everything is love
y and the outlook fine. The lands about
here arc in good working order AID the
farmers agestrikInq the last ticks with effects
People from all parta Of the county. attend
ing court, give cheering accounts OF Tho
crops. We need u few more days Of sun
shine hercabouts. The rainsin many part,
of the county have not been so heavy.
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2. o. Toons, Tenn.

Or. MoRetts Teetnina allays irrta-
tien and makes Teething easy, and
not a period of suffering ard dread.
Over IOO, 900 boxes of DR.. Noffett's
Teethina (Teething Powders viii be
sold this year, aud thousands Of chill
dren will be saved from an untimely
grave our Druggist can supply
the trade,
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE..
Francis Fentress, Solicitor,

W. r. Kearney, Admir- Et ais
vs. Petition to sell land to pay debts
West Iarriss. 1t ais. No 1927 r. D.
In this cause it appearing that de-
fendants, West Harriss, Willia'u
Coffey and Mary White are non-resi-
dents Of the state Of Tennessee and
are residents Of the state Of Arkansas
It Is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper pub
Eshed at Bolivar, Tennessee, requlr'
ing said nonresident defendants Il
enter their appearance by or within
tile first three days Of the COUNTY
Cuort,of Hardema2 Co Tennessee to b
held at the Court House in the town
Of Bolivar, Tennessee, on the Is
Monday in August 1888 and Pleat
answer or demur to the petition i
this cause or the same viii be takel
as confessed as to them and set fo
hearing ex parte.
This the 3Oth day Of June 1885
w. W. Farley, G. 81 n
Wood & McNeal, Solicitors.
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Sam g. Miller exhibited fine sampl
of German millet last Saturday. lie car
ries on diversified" farming on his place,
and plants all the hooks and corners in
something that will help to keep it up,
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The Whiteville people had a fine barbe-
cue and public dinner on last Friday. As
our informant tells Us they had a "big
time, we rather regret that we didn't get
eur invitation till after It was too late to go.
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The card OF Toone Institute appears in
this issue. This school Is the pride Of the
people among whom it Is located. Prof.
Hudson tells US that the prospects for full
school next term are very h1tering. The
efforts that its friends aremaking for
it will bring success.
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Napoleon and Jerome Hill were circula-
ting among old friends here Friday aud Sat-
urday last. Time, as we'll as good fortune
has dealt kindly with them, as their looks
show. They have numerous friends here
at their old home vino are always glad to
see them.
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Or. William Thompson lest on Tuesday
the 9Th inst a pocket book containing one
ten dollar bill and about two dollars in sill
yer, either in Bolivar or between here and
GAINESVILLE. lie win give suitable re-
ward for its delivery 10 him or 10 the editor
Of the Bulletin.
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Mr. r. r. Black and Miss Cora Hudspcth
of Mississippi, were married in the County
Clerks office by c. II. Anderson, Esq. en
Tuesday morning. They HE them higtSr
to this Gretna Green.
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Ye ancient citizen stitch around ye seat
Of justice this week, he waiteth on We DELHI
erations of ye Judge and ye jury. He not
always gettcth what he thinketh to be JUS
tee. 1t goeth against himsome times.
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w q Va q - -,
Hope for Suffering NVomani


Ssmething new Under the Sun.
BY reason other peculiar relations
and her peculiar ailments, woman
has been compelled to suffer, not or
ly her own i'll, but those arising from
the want Of knowledge, or Of consi-
doration on tho part Of those with
who,a She stands connected in the
social organization The frequent
aud distressing Irregularities peculiar
to her sex have thus been aggra waited
to degree which no language can
express. In the mansions Of the rich
and the howell of the poor alike,
womau has been to patient victims
Of ills unknown te aaa, ana which
none but she could endure and
without a remedy. Bit now the
hour Of her redemption has come
Size need not suffer longer, when she
can find relief in Or. J. Bradfield'a
Female Regulator, "Women's Best
Friend" Prepared by Dir. j, Brad
field, Atlanta, Ga. Price; trinl size,
Use; large size. $50. Ter sale b.
all druggists.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Lee desire in this way
to express their hearty thanks 70 the kind
and thoughtful friends who in the last week
have visited them in their affection These
acts of timely assistance among strangers,
cannot but always be gratefully remembered
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In the Circuit Court the case ii The state
Va VIM. Nclms for murder contiuuedtg con
sen.. Hudson vs. VI. e. G. Il r. rot decided
as We go to press. State = W. H. Swinford
for assault, tried by the Judge, penalty $50
hno and six monthsin jail.
The Oakes case comes up to-day
Many cases on civil docket continued
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Henry D. Lloyd will describe in the next
number of the North American Review the
methods employed by spec ulators in grain
and will show how they operate to max,
bread dear
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WOODLAND ACADEMY

Salisbury, Tenn, on ". d Q, X. r.
IS miles from Memphis. Located in
healthy place. Tuition 81, s.,
and 81 per month Board S.. Full
course taught, Music taught by a
proficient teacher 3rd annual ses-
sion begins September 3rd. 1888.
w. II. Windes, Principal.
j 5-3m
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Miss Susie Jones, of North Carolina, a
niece Of Dr. A. W. Jones, who has been ate
tending school in Jackson. is visiting Mrs.
o. r. Polk.
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Watches, diamonds, Jewelry, sil
ver-ware, cutlery and finest gold
goods at v. B. Ihayer's the live jew
eler, Memphis, Teun. 265 Main street
Repairing of fine watches and jewel
81 &C II Iii
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General Agency.
ER. n. TBn1'l2sG1a19
TOONS STATION, TENN.

Is General Agent of the MUTUAL
Five STOCK INSURANCE co
Of Emmettsburg, Pa. This is a most
popular and growing department OF
insurance. 1t is needed.
He is also Agent for the ROGERS
MARBLE WORKS of Grand June
t,on. The best work and the best
terms are guaranteed.
A 26-1m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-07-19

Una, the l;t:le child Of Capt McNeal, fell
off'the bed Yesterday morning and was rem
dered unconscious for a Hhor, slime by the
fall. Its face is badly bruised.