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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-01-18
Springfield, Robertson Co, Tenn.
November 9th, 1880.

IL
November 9th, 1880
DIR. J. BradfeId:
Sir-My daughter mas been suf-
tering for many years with that dread
full affection known as Female Disease
which has cost me many dollars, and
not withstanding / had the best me-
dical attendance, could not find re
lief, ] have used many other kinds
Of medicines without any effect.
had just about given her up. was out
IF heart, but happened in the store Of
w. w Ecker several weeks since,
and he, knowing Of my daughters
affection, pursuaded me to buy j bot
lie Of your Female Regulator. She
began to inproI at once. | was so
delighted with its effects that | brought
several more bottles. Tie price,
81 so a bottle, seemed to lie very
high at first but now [ think if the
cheapest preparation en- the globe;
and. knowing wlatI do about it, if
to-day one of my family was suffering
with that awful disease, l would
have it if cost $50 bottle, for l can
tEuthfuIly say it has cured my daugh- /
ter sound and well, and myself and |
wife do most heartily recommend your /
Female Regulator to be just what
It is recommended to be.
Respectfully,
IL. y Featherston.
For sale by Coleman & 90.
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GetRjch

When Hors are 1925 per lb. as
now an acre will yield $1,000 profit,
and yet the best family Medicine on
earth. Hop Bitters.. contain the same
quantity Of Hops and are sold at the
same price fixed years ago, although
Hops now are twenty times higher
than then. Raise Hops get rich in
pocket; use flop Bitters and get rich
in health.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-01-18

We usually leave it to doctors to
recommend medicines, but Parker's
Ginger Tonic has been so useful in
our fairly in relieving Sickness and
suffering that we rannot say ton much
ia its praise. Salem Argus.
Good for Babies.
With bahy IT breast nothing is
80 usetul for quoting my 0wa and
babys nerves as Parker's Ginger
Tonic. 1t prevents bowel complaints
end is better than any stimulaut to-
give strength and appetite "A New
ark Mother.
NON. RESIDENT NOTICE,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-01-18
NONRESIDENT NOTICE
Jan. Hat.

State ofTenneseoo. ". Il, Newborn
Hardeman Cousty. wv Alexander
Attachment.
Tn this cause If appearing by aft,
al davit, that the defendent j.
w. Alexander, is Justly indebted to
to the plaintiff w r. Newbern, and
is a nonresident Of the s ate, so that
the ordinary process Of law cannot
be served on him and an original at
tachment having been LEVIED on his
property. It is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Boil
var Bulletin a newspaper published
in the town If Bolivar, Hardeman
County, Tennessee, for four successive
weeks. Commanding the said j. w
Alexander to appear before me, or
some Justice Of the Peace at nv Office
in the Court House OF Bolivar, Harde-
mans County, Tennessee, and in the .
Civil District OF said County, on the
17th, day Saturday of February 49,
80, and make defense to said suit
against him, or it will be proceeded |
With ex psrte. January 18th. 1888. |
ID. J. Newbern, j. P. for
Hardeman County.
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1t is the common observation that
the standard Of natural health and
normal activity, among American
women, is being lowered by the infu
ence OF fnlso ideas and habits of life,
en- gendered by fashionable ignorance
and lux III Is living. Il is happy
circums an . that Mrs. Lydia Z
Pinkham has come to the froni to in
struct and cure the su fferors Of her
soy
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nj. 7. Polk is in jail at Nashville.
Lewis Moore ofPaIestine, Ark. is
in town
A. Y & Lewis & Co, viii pay
! C'lsh i.r cotton Sod
Senator Harris was re-el,cled on
first ballot
Hon Atha Thomas was elected
1 Treasurer.
The Lillard Hotel at Middleton
was burned last week.
John Jones. the Barber, IS first
class tonsorial artist. Give him
cau.
Genl. Dupuy has returned from
Upton Co. Circuit Court. He re-
ports tie county prosperous
If YOU want frst-c1ass safe, call
on w, I. Armistead.
Rev. J f. Treadwcl Of the Valley
was in town this week.
Senator Normcut is at home f,r
few days. His brother Ned Ntrment
and Mrs Black are very low.
A. ". c. Lewis & Co., viii pay
Cash for Cotton Seed.
Thos. Fl Ha iris has left for Ark, /
tolive. lie is one Of our most enter
prising young farmers.
The 1st Presbyterian church in
Memphis was acai iently destroyed
by fire on last Sunday night.
Take your cotton seed t. A. w. 6.
Lewis 4 Co. lie pays cash for them.
Bate was inaugurated on Monday.
His address Will be published next
week
St. James Church Sunday School
celebration viii receive a special no
lice next week,
Take your cotton seed to A. w. G. H
Lewis & Co. he cash for them,
Mrs. Col. NJ. T. Polk has returned t
% Nashville,
Take your cotton Seed to A. w. G.
Lewis q Co, he pays cash for them.
Country produce of all kinds receiv-
u in payment Of subscription to '
Bulletin. 30 come and pay. i
Skinny Men.
Wells Health Remover restores v
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia,
Impotence, Sexual Debility. ST. !
ReY. J. w. Harris and wife and ii
hid OF Byhaiia, MISS. are visiting n
in town. ID
Ladies and sicklv girIs requiring l
on-aicohohc, gen l. stimuldnt, viii B.
ud Browns Iron Bntsrs beneficial a
Rough on Rats" "
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies
nts, bcd-buGs, skunAs, chlpmunks
1pners. loo. Druggists.
ID. K. A. Tate and family haye :
Earned nom Carthage Mo.
pe Nothing 80 simple and perfect II
4 raIurimE as inc Diamond Dyes
"r carpet rags, better aud cheaper
IAN amy other dye-StutIs. 81
Women that have been bedriddcn a,
years have been completely cur i
. by tie use OF Lydia T. PinAAam's az
ogeEa5le Compound. 81
Watches, diamonds, jewelry, sill Ia
4r-ware, cutlery aud finest gold OF
)OLs al v. &. Ihayers the live lew r.
er, Mempas, Teun. 265 Main street %
pairing OF fine watches and jewel ~
a speciality. 11-11 J W
What STATION ls thisg' asked fo
dy passenger OF an English tourist de
,ar Oy. Looking out OF the window IL
ID reading sign on the fence he Pe
piled; though on Rats, l guess, y
am. "-Ihe Eye. r
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
State Of Tennessee \ Harkins & Durrott
vs.
Hardemun County II. /. Folk.
ffach tNaDt

a.,
Hardemun County Nj. Polk.
Attachment,
Bef~ re c. II Anderson J. ?, Of
said County.
Ia this cause It appearing by aft
dAvit that the defendant NJ. T, Polk,
is Justly indebted 10 the plaintiff by
account aud has abscnnded from the
State % that the ordinary process OF
Law cannot be served on him, and a..
original attachment having been
levied on his property, aud returned
before me. 1t is therefore ordered
that pu bllcaton be made in the Boil
var Bulletin, newspaper published
in the town If Bolivar Tsnn~%see, for
four successive weeks, requiring the
defendant NJ. T. Polk, to appear be-
fare me, or some other justice Of the
Peace for said county, at my Office in
Bolivar Tennessee, on the 18th day OF
February 1888, and ID axe defense to
said salt against him, or it will BE-
proceeded with ex parte.
Z. II. Anderson, J. ?.
HardemAn County.
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A Farmer in Miss. Writes.

We keep a bottle OF your Oil Of so
in our house all the time since We
have been using 1t we have been
saved many doctors bills,
Those who have or expect to have
children, or tho care Of them should
call at Colemaus Il Co., Drug Store
and get circular of DIR MoHett
Teethina CTeething Powders. Il
may be the means OF saving their
chlld's life.
Send 10cts to II. B. Ray, Middle
ton, Station Hardeman County, Tenn.
for a package Of Cuban Queen Wa
termelon seed postpaid Largest and
finest i'll cultivation, 3 for 25cts.
We daily read of the rope ending
many miss spent life but Cholera
Infantum, Worms and the Bowel
Disorders of Children were much
more dreaded ugtil the introduction
Of DR. Moffett's Teethina Teething
Powders
The citizens Of Grand Junction last
week elected to the Mayoralty of that
corporation MI. q. j. Rogers, the
well known Marble dealer. This
selection was an appropriate and just
recognition of the personal worth and
business enterprise of Mr.. Rogers.
He Is very properly esteemed in that
community as a most enterprising
and reliable citizen. He has built up
Marble business which extends
from Tennessee to Texss. In many
Of the large towns and cities of the
South his Monuments testify his skill
as a master marble work man.
Some Of these works cost each over
a thousand dollars and have received
the most gratifying recognition Of
their merit at the hands Of competent
judges. Our people need not 60
from home to have such work done,
Mr.. Rogers has the capitol to furnish
marble work as cheap as any first
class mandatory in the country. He
Is thoroughly trained in his profession
having worked IN the largest esta-
bIisnment in the East,
Persons wishing work done in his
line will find it to their interest t.
call on him.
lie guarantees satisfaction in every
instance.
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- with each stroke the heart projects some
thing like six ounces Of blood into the couduits
OF the system. and as 1t does so some 20 times
every minute and 200 times an hour, this i'm
plies that 1t does the same thing 100. 500 times
in "a hours. 80, 600 600 times in a year and more
than 500 600 600 times in life of 70 years. The
mechanical force that Is exerted at each stroke
amounts to pressure Of 10 pounds upon the en-
tire charge Of blood that has to be pressed on
ward through the branching network of vessels
According to the lowest estimate that has been
made this gives an exertion of force that would
be adequate, in another form OF application. to
lift 40 tons foot high every "a hours Yet the
piece OF living mechanism that is called upon to
do this, and do 1t without pause for threescore
years and ten without being itself worn ont NV
the effort, Is small bundle of flesh that rarely
weighs more than eleven ounces. It ia in the
nature Of the case also, it must be remembered
that this little vital machine cannot be at anv
time stopped for repair. II it gets out of order
II must be get right as 1t runs. To stop the
beating OF the heart for more than the briefest
interval would be to change life into death.
the narrative OF what medical science has done
to penetrate into the secrets of this delicate
force-puinp. 80 jealousy guarded from the in
trusion OF the eye that 1t cannot even be looked
Into until Its action has ceased, Is, nevertheless
a long history Of wonders. BY means of the
spygmograp-a writing style attached to the
wrist by system Of levers and sprinrs-the
pulse Is made to record actual autographs of
carolac ana vascular arrangement.
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A SphynX I'm Now York .


If ever you haunt the stretch between Del
monico's and Parkers, which ia known as 1.-THE
upper crawl, yOu will have noticed in the late
hours, somewhere between the Welsh rarebit
and the nightcap, street figure that is very re-
markable. She carries little board with vio-
lets and rOsebuds stuck in 1t, but il YOU get
look at her. and have an eye for the heroic, you
will never forget her.
She never wears any kind of covering to her
head, frOwsy old gown hangs down over her
robust frame. her shoes are hob-nailed and her
Drown throat Is uncovered to the night air. But
sne Is q curious accident Of defiant health and
beauty. The great mass of black hair is swirled
ana twisted round her shapely head Her
AmaZonlan figure, round and rugged and hard
gives lines and curves to her old dress that no
worth can initiate And sometimes when she
stands In the middle of the roadway with her
board of violets On her hips and her fine figure
posed az she talks to some waiting hickman
TOT they all know her-yOu recall the women of
Old Florence or the dark peasants of Provence
who seem to have come out of the warm soil
with the grapes and ripened in the southern
sun.
NOBODY ever saw this woman in the DAYTIME.
Nobody knows where she comes from. But ali
the late habitues of the upper crawl" take
home with them bud or sprig
Ihere isn't cafe or an all-night house Or a
rtotous bar-rOOm on all that stretch that abe
doesn't walk through as imperiousy and as safe
as II she were Cleopatra herself TIpsy rones
have tried to interview her without avail as Abe
pinned the sweet little rosebud under their
drunken faces. Scores of rotous artists have
tried to sketch her on their wine cards. but thew
were TOO Tar gone to catch the strange affluent
strength and beauty of it. Wilde told me that
john Lafarge offered her fifty dollars to stand
Sill Tor an hour. Sarony was on her trail for
more than one night with a piece of charcoal.
put IL Was no use. She strides on. She doesn't
NOV Anow anyshing ABOUT art, or fascination, or
dress, or danger. or the wiles of life. She ia
one OF those magnificent freaks of nature that
upset all our calculations, and make us take
our hats OF to mere flesh and blood.
The STATUE.
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Prom the baltimore SUM-
GRANDBST AND LATRsT DISCOVERY IN
NJ ELECTRIC SCIENCE.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH or MAGNETIC CURE IN
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
No Hi iea4 s1sEbr oNo sn, e T,ss,
Rsases: Co. ncrthss's corner Lexington and
:, asals men f rspo1s steady Improvements. To-day
nsc have Pe.eied set 81 ns
No 81 + ss s e y
e o tn TO
srici will ave me- and you can rest assured win test
Washington. KprI Is. 1sss.-'There has been .
steady but gradual Improvement going on IN my case
Waited msans ~ report until tu
1T WAS had hss appeared 70 me fer some
are xsT19s ss%glsse in lid
day and hour. I have left my bed. given up my
walking without cane and without
MAY ysaq s
planes Now sir, at this date i senfrm ali have
hs
appliances; and thank you, and thank God this
street nor 49, Washington D. G. The General man
ssase
s e. s snd aad sHssn Joints Of lower s limbs M
S which Re ss. ess thin
tug HAPPY czsns Of mSER %
refer to g Cen for Of tie
sSs IL ,e,s
Who has ana
physical having recovered his vocal powers.
Who during the late session Of Congress-
Se.sr he1h tn. than he had enjoyed for ten previous
place Washington. and Dr. Gilbert ssa street for
their observation in several severe cases
many Testimonials Of in of Asthma. Bron
spS
Ct the yon sea fee, Malaria Paralysis
This wonderful force. ike electricity. is specially
ana mas relieved in our hands Tortcois or
both sexes. whether nerve debility resulting from
s4s
lutely alleviaed also all uterine disorders which
ton Palsy Asi.ns. In epent consumps on. Heart
Troubles Lunlbago; all form of Chronic Inva,idisn
from
suits The working power of those who have been
labora is than doubled from few months use Of
Stored O, a. in
Gaaf Ss. e boG
once by a stored caloric cold and torp e1tremties
IS r.
in the human system. This natural law Of enforced
s ees
. q d &.
great law Of natures forces will be remembered when
as "a AsP AZ i's an 1d nsI
pehsoAs H 6 aRpa
Manufacturers northeast corner Lexington and LIB
erty streets Baltimore has been established two years
ID Baltimore. an has become OF its permanent in
having acquired metropolitan recognition aud sue.
cess the Company has deternn ed to extend this
F.. A. PARSONS h CO.,
-. N. T. corner Lexington and Liberty streets,
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I. B. Aldrich in From PonkaIog to Pesth."
man Of ordinary agility might walk over
the greater part Of Europe on. outstretched
palms. There was an old son OF Naples VIII O
dwelt on curbstone near the Castell DELI Ivo
Stumbling on his public private residence quite
unintentionally one forenoon was Immediately
assessed Ever afterward he claimed me, and
finally brought his son-in-law and introduced
him as person combining many of the most
desirable qualities of pensioner
But, sir" ! said, "why should give you
anything? do not know YOU"
THAT is the reason, signOr'
Then there was the youthful Venetian beggar
VINO demanded assistance as a cOmpatriot in
distress. 81 am boy Americana Damn" and
the Queenstown beggar. who polite retired
when told him In English that was French
man and did not understand him.
"Thrue for ye." he said; bad cess to me, what
was thinking of"
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Two Alabama Rexvard..

young man told the writer, not long since,
that he had worked for man last year with the
understanding that he was to hayo at the end
OF the year. as compensation for his services the
mans daughter for wife. and double barreled
shOt-gun. He further states that at the end of
the year the gun was turned over to him. and
ne and the young lady married, and are now
doing very we'll
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From the st. Adams Messenger.
During the recent term Of county court a gen.
tleman from neighbOring town who had some
court business on hand put up at the American
House, and, as he was not accustomed to gas,
the clerk went to the room with him in the
evening to instruct him in Its use On the
following night the gas was again lit for him.
put speck of something In the burner caused
tne Name to split and spread little. This mys-
Tined the occupant Of the room and after study
ing on the matter while and trying In vain
70 solve the difficulty he went down stairs and
accosted the clerk thus: ''What ails that light
up there: anyhow The fame is all split up and
spread, darn it ALL and I've been trying for the
last naif hour to pull up the wickl"
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Thomas Walsh. who pleaded rniity OF beatinS his
wiie to death with strap was yesterday SEN
soss p 20 a
Judge Barnum delivered an address to the nris0
onef saying that II revenge was the object sought
ior 0y Inc law then was this case where justice
aside her scales, and, graspin0 her sword BIZ both
hands, strike to death the author az a0 brutal ana
terrible crime - 49, '--'1
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Decatur justice lately performed a marriage
ceremony for which he received az cents. ali the
money the groom possessed. The bride. how
e e agreed 70 make up the deficiency as soon
as ner hrst baby Is born, herfather having prom
'seo 70 give her $50 in honor Of that event.
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Ma Gro WH1rE.
L AIDES s. TAILOR.

LILO + STREET NORTHWEST,
II Now Prepared to Take Orders for
EVENING. RECEPTION AND DINNER DRESSER
WEDDING TROUSSEAUS AND
STREET COSTUMES.
LONDON Tailor. made Riding Habits London Tailor
made Cloth Costumes All the work is done In first
Best fit guaranteed Every Lady leaving this city should
take one OF Mr.. WHITES celebrated Cloth Costumes
with her. fl9-4Tm
TNDERWEARl-DOUG erH AND F
~ STREETS.-The business In this departme mt hav-
offer different but decided bargains. and win on
onghly made and trimmed CHEMIsE AND DRAW
ELS at % cents each The best chemise ever offered for
length Mousqnetaire Gloves at 81 per pair regular
price. 81 60 100 dozen schopper's best quality. in
per pair Another 30 dozen of those IL thread enid
rens Stockings Just in. lG0 dozen Misses Hose at 81
cents or three for 81 former price SO to Is
f2s DOUGLASS 9th and streets
A NTON FISHER.
"A CHEMICAL DRY CLEANING ESTABLISH.
MENT. 9o6 stree invest. Thirty years expert
ESes opno
umba: Your chemicals are Of the most effectnsI ma
ure ana harmless and your perfect machinery is not
Gresse spots to be thorouShY aug
Mss ANNIE k. HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
Makes COEsETS to order in every style and material
.A' ' Her RseF sPRc II fha fsSn,Gs
French Hand made UnGerc othing Merino Underwca.
Psten, Shoulder Braces and all Dress Reform Goods
fiensh Corsets and Bnses. The Hercules" sup
and 81 Corset her own make. thatfor the prics
cgnnot DO surpassed.
N:B-French. German and spanish spoken. rs
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MRs. SELMA RuppERr,

COS NINTH STREET. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE
Received q new assortment Of IRISH POINT SWISS
and NAINSOOK EMBRoIDERIES. SPANISH.
TORCHON. MALTESE and other WASH LACEJ. in
variety OF patterns. at very close prices.
Large selection Of Childrens Long and Short DIR ESS
ES. MARSEILLE SUITS. CLOAkS. LACE and
SHIRRED CAPS. POKE BONNETS, and all kinds Of
CH1LDREN's FURNISHING GOODS. apl6-lm
nj. WILLIAM. Importer o,
Pattern Hats and Rich Millinery Novelties Real Laces
Fine Neckwear. Dress Trmmings, Parasols. best
cts Jersey Suits. Jersey Polonaise Mourning Suite
White Snte In variety OF styles and prces Cacnmere
Suits silk Suits for $50 and $32 aud fue assortment
OF RaPlaGs and Jackets.
itite Trevse. Paris. e07 Transatlantic avenue
very desirable assortment OF Mantiias at 25 per
cent discount Feathers dyed and re-curled equal to
new ones. ap9O
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School FOR DREssM.K,se


Ladies' are hereby info med that Mr.. WHITE has
opened School for Dressmakine street north
west, where he teaches the art of Making, Cutting
and correctly.
The success Mr. White met with in this city already
due to his thorough knowledge his business. The
System Mr. White teaches IL universally
chart or part OF chart School open day aud evening
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TO Pers0ns About to Commit Suicide
From the London Globe.
1t Is good rule to postpone suicide, at least,
say, FOR period Of twenty-four hours. Had
Herr Sandman, the member for Hamburg in
the German Reichstag, done this, he would
paCte s nave been alive to-day. But he yielded
and the telegram which came an the following
day, stating that the crisis had been met only
arrived In time for the INQUEST. 49, ~'
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the prospect quite too dubious to justify further
action on the bull side, warned as they were by
the falling price Of iron-th sure barometer OF
the state Of industry-and the closing of the
steel rail mills and irOn-wOrks, even after pro-
auction had been checked during the summer
by long strike. cit Is no time to buy stocks
when the price OF iron IL falling" is Mr. Gouid's
maxim. The country was suffering from over
neutrality-suspicious. in excess of Immediate
requirements; and it Is still in the painful pro-
cess of mercantile contraction, as the extraordl-
narfiy large number of failures proves From
that time to this every attempt to start
bull movement in the stock market has proved
a dead failure. The public would not or could
not support 1t. and without such support no
attempt to put up prices can succeed. AS the
outside public speculate only by buying for a
rise. and never buy on falling market it NAV
be Imagined that the commission business in
Wall street has been growing poorer as the re-
dictionary movement has progressed from the
time Of President Garfeld's assassination until
to-day.
IS THE LEVEL REACHED?
For the habitual Spectator the question now
Is: Have we reached the lowest level Of the long
reaction? If We have, success is to be found in
future by buyng on the breaks" II we have
not. it is to be had in SELLING on the rallies "
For in the one case the general movement must
hencefOrth be upward; In the other, it must
continue to be downward. Everything hinges
on right answer to this question. 1t would
Tor example, tell US whether it would or would
not be good thing to buy the trunk line stocks
now: depressed by present complic....:SS,,is.
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How the PaymasteF's Crime was De.
tectc0.

AN OFFICER WHO ROBBED HINsELF-THE DIS
GRACE TO BRILLIANT YOUNG NAN.