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Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15
Administrators sale Of
Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ in pursuance IF an order 81 the Pro-
bate Court Of the County Of ella, Territory
Of Arizona made Oh tie Fifteenth day Of
January 1855. N the matter Of the estate Of
+. 3 Knox de8asCd, The undersigned, tho
administrator Of the said estate, viii sell at
public auction 70 Tire highest bidder FOR
cash, lawful money 0f the United States Of
America and subject b confirmation by
said Probate Court on MONDAY the Eie-
Yentl day ~ February A. ID. 1885. between
the hours Of O'Clock in the morning and
the setting 81 the sun, tO-V'it al - o'clock ~
q that day in front Of rhe court room &c
said Probate Court. eli the right title. in
terest aud estate OF tie said +. 3. Knox. az
tae time ri his DEATH and III lbe ri2ht title,
and interest that the said estate has ny
operations % iaW or otherwise acquired
other than Or ia addition - tlat &c the said
r. 3. Knox at the tiHfe 81 bis death. in and
o. all those certain lots pieces or parcels Of
land and Improvements thereon situate. Is
ing aud being in Globe, County 0f ella
Territory Of 3Iizona. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows to-wit.
az House and lot on Bread Street now
occupied as q store oy u. Henderson. said
lot IS No. 3. ~ block No 81. as designated
on the official map Of Globe t0Nnsile %
tie N the Recorders Office Of the County ct
ella
a. House and lot on Aesqaite Street
formerly occupied by S. Z. BuTbridge. said
l0t being central portion 0f lot 30. :, ~
bioek No. ib. 'ts designated "a saId Official
map and more particularly described IS
follows, to-Wlt; Beginning e stake
marked 81 on the Sct1fAeriv iine OF Mes
quite Street about CA feet nom The south
east corner Of saiI Mesquite Sfreci and the
public alley running n0rtberiY and scHth-
cTiy through said block. and s7,0ning thence
easlerlg along said Southerly iiHc of 1IeS-
quite street . feet; liszRcc southefly paTal
iel 70 said alley about lt2 feei % the s0utii-
westerly on said last mentioned boundary
iile . feet, thence norfaefly parallel 20
said alley aDont lo2 feet % the place Of he-
ginning
f5) House and lot on westesiy side AZ
Broad Street directly Opposite the public
as lot 10. s in block No. 81
% House and lot Oh northwest corner
81 Willow and Oak Streets. DESIGNATED on
said official map IS lot so. IS IN block No
81 Also an undivided 0ne-Sixlh (i-6l I'M
lefcst ia the Gladiator aine SiiHafe ID
ritorv of Arizona, and recorded ca page lai
book s. az sad Mining District RECORDS
Terms AND conditions ~ sale, cash, law
tHl money CI tle nifea STATES twenty per
cent of the purchase money to be paid io
tie administrator en- The day Of the sale,
Nf+t-A+t Ntt N|It-A' iANlH -ll ta rt.tL Al rIfNf
Probate Court. Deeds at expense u rur-
chaser
PosTPONEMENT.
The ebaye sale IS postponed until Fcbfp-
airy IS iSSt Same hour
EgErHER rOsTP0xEs1 EET-
Tho abeve sale Is further postponed 40,
oil N0NbAl, February 25th.
FgETHEE POSTP0SEE EET.
The above sale IS further post onfd unfii
MONDAY, 1afch 5ri.
EERTHEK T0sTf.<s.g f-szE KIT
The above sale IS further postponed uuii
MONDAY Narch f7iE
WfLIfAsf ERS NES
4dm.aislEaior the estate 81 j B Knox.
decreased.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

Ahe ma Dfih iilS eeaaea q exist.
The editor J =. heymerti assigns as a
reason, press Of other business me
presume more profitable than news
paper publishing which demands Ms
whole attention, and that the Drill
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i;sl,;,., sl.,sss -. ~, -
.,.se~7os..a... - -. Il.
- -
.,.b;.,,,b. ~ $3.50
TIE five Bisbee nafdel'srs noU IL
Cochise county jeil, under sentence o.
death, viii surely pay tie penalty og
their crime on F6d the 18Th INST
One, the accredited ciief Of the ganr
has already crossed tie dark and silent
rver. Their victims were i9nr ID
number, one e tbem wouan. They
were murdered II order that tie ruth
less assassins ng1t mose securely
~ ~. .,s..:s;.., ...s.r,.s,s ~;n ~
80 $50 ~ l.'.ser ena S. ssssi, -
81 50. ;ss;s;si,- sa,o;siss 81 tbs;r
-
I
I'VE ieaga hy wire taata a
inst Lieut. Davis was eseostiag as-
roaomq aud his baud 70 az Carlos.
With apout 10 head 81 horses and
cattle stolen u iexieo custom
house oaees mst them, and demand
ed Of the lieutenant The PsYment Of
the accustomed duty ag9a e7e stoeA,
whiea was refused. iae reYeaue o.
ieer followed the command g sulphur
spring valley With tie view Of either
collecting The sam required ~ iaw %
taking the sieek Tie indians, b.
coming alarmed, fed driving Cher
animals with lbsnl Rae e.va officer
was clearly .n tae r'shi
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Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

Jack Gee, a driver belonging to Gar-
land railroad outfit, was drowned in
Salt river few days since. IN cross
ing be became frightened and threw
himself from his horse which was
swimming, With the above dsplorable
result.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

FF7HE Co-PAll1NERSlfIf LATELY
! existing between ti undersigned uas
bs mutual agreflaeDt dissolved February
II ltf
TIE Business ~ c0adEeiea oy &. N.
fiske ar9 rs ~ iluffta. Who 8uli-ti7e
Themselves re- Effdd;He 81 ta c'ains
.ainsl be aic -. Is 81
IL. w fI>kE
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

Wilkerson. alias Webster, row m
'dergoing q preliminary examination
before Justice Fox upon charge Of
horse stealing, mill. from the testim0-
ny already addueed most probably lie
held to await the action Of the grand
my.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

A. Kinney has been collecting money
fer the purpose Of putting the Globe
and San Carlos road N condition to
enable freight teams to pass ever it.
Tie late rains and overflow Of the
San Carlos river have rendered It i'm
.rassal sla.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

AT regular meenQ4 ~ mite
Mountain Ledge, No. 3 { A. H.. on
Wednesday evening, March 18th. the
The following preamble and resolQ-
ton were presented. and the same was
ordered Published in The AnIzoSA sn-
YER Bnr, and copies forwarded 70 the
deceased and also to his iodg
WmmEAs. Ths supreme Grand Mas
ter, IN bis inbelte wisdom h called
from labor o refre hment our worthy
brother, waldo S. Kerr, Of Blk Greek,
WHfREas An active and useful lie
has been severed 81 the all-dcvoUrug
scythe of time; aud IN cepositlng ear
brother ID h last resting place He
fully realize tie uncertair is
Resolved faat Ne bow with hum-
BE subn ssion to the VIII q she axe
wise Ruler aud taat we record anew
our love and aseolacp s. le grand
principles 81 nebis - liul3on
which taas Faes - 0ihel S
wants ina e lana-
Resolved NE tender II the
lam'5 tof deceased 9gotl or
heartfelt s}np 81 and coincidence ~
iheir sad ere e9lsa 80 Pse
ouT hope tha alniqhy Cos ay
guide nae pf hen throp9h 'is.
and ailef o heg a1 rsaH 94e
brother - ia ioss
r..-r. .r4 f.l.ff + ttf
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

Henderson received 9 silver brick
yesterday, from Frank Burke, super
intendcnt of the Gypsy nine.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

4 prisoner. uow II tas county JAM
hith several alias, three It least On
Tuesday evening. before being locked
IN the cage for the niglt, prepared for
IN escape BY placing two soft pine
sticks n the locks with view Of pre-
venting the bolts from catching. shsr-
III Pascoe observing the dealened
sound had his suspicion awakened.
and upon ar examination Of tae locks.
discovered the ingenious continuance
and. consequently, was enabled TO more
surely prolong the unwilling sei0srn
of his guest Our worthy sheriff after
6ais insight into she character 81 bis
prisoner, and bis longing desire for
liberty VIII doubtless, he constantly
on the alert in order to prevent him
taxing French leave
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

Peter Aprato, miner IN the employ
Of the Old Dominion Company. vas
taken to the hospital on THURSDAY az
ternoon, suffering from congestion Of
the kidneys and inflammation Of the
bowels. Friday morning the patient
vas greatly improved and his early
recovery IS probable
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

Monday win bs- sslnt palrIaks day.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

WILLcozs March Il Trains from
Tucson west 70 Casa Grande, will
probably resume trips By Monday
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

a eloudburst at Florence last week
washed down a dozen adobe houses
and did more or less damage 70 nearly
al the houses IN the towp The Hood
Of water running through Main street
was four feet deep. Wears sorry to
learn that Weedin, Of the Enterprise.
IS q sufferer. His Office was wrecked.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

Dr. Heineslan has informed IS that
DIR. s. johnson and family are now
On their way fsgFa Iowa. with q view
II making Globe their permanent
bone. The Deeiof viii engage IN the
practice 1t lis psafessa They riil
1f9sah asIire toaalEToe Tie aE-
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15


this insight into she character 81 bis
prisoner, and bis longing desire Tor
liberty VIII doubtless. he constantly
on the alert in order to prevent him
taxing French leave
We read, some weeks age. very
interesting letter graphically daslrib-
ing Arizona, which alr. George arote
home to Michigan paper. 1t appears
Il have been copied several times and
when our delayed mail came IN 4r.
g. was flooded By inquiries respecting
this land some letters beng from
Wisconsin and Ontario. as well as
Michigan. These letters show abund-
antly the interest felt in our territory
by outsiders, and are probably The
advance guard Of a large army which
within the next few years win come
to take possession Of our plains and
mountains. Il also shows how in the
words Of Byron.
- drop u ink. makes millions think
----e--ss-s-----
We regret to fnd what We said last
week as TO the singing in the 81 E.
church, has caused annoyance in some
quarters. 1t was not our intention to
u-ound the fenlirrg If anv ona INIT
only 70 chronicle events and give
praise where it was due. Of Old. the
choral services were conducted exelu-
sirely By male euarietteand noticing
that eyening only ladies - the choir,
and hearing large majority Of female
voices in the congregation. we noted
the fact, as ia our capacity Of eiitor
never supposing that any one would
take exception To what we said
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

Robbs BIZ. for tie regation Of
Deer Greek coal feds Dripping
Spring range, Saddle eeuntain and
Mcaillen mining dists from TIE San
Carlos reservation, las bern idered
and strongly recommended - the
house committee. e WIS Introduced
and is passage strongly urged BY
Delegate 0ary senator Miller. Of
the senate, has charge IF i IN that
body.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-03-15

FLomscg- a T. March l3 The
bodyof Dan Murphy who was drowned
at Riverside, was found about five
miles below the ferry ID lot Of drift
wood.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

KNIGHTS or HoNoE--Seets first and 'eeo-'d
Friday nights ~ each month,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

HAREINS & DURRETF.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
Election Notice.

state Of Tennessee, Harlcn4aa County.
l. A. +. Yopp, sheriff, appoint the following per
sons to hold the election in this county on the
First Tuesday, Ala day Of November, 1884.
District I--Grand Junction-T. b, Branch, officer
P. Il. ward, Joseph Brown, Calvin stieet judges.
Dist 1--saulsbury--W. 4. Lowe, otieeTi Rufus
Ba>s, a. Aidridge, r. c. Moore. judges.
Dist 2--iiickor, valleys. & Powell. officer; =.
T. AIcCaskeII J. W. FutrelI, W. s. BRYANT, judge.
Dist 3-New Ca-tlc-J. L. Foote, oflcer joe
birklen. Geo. Casselberry. Titus Bowers judges
Dist 4-whiteviIe-s. Il. Eeadham, officer; y
c Moore, T. C. Parker, Thomas Lzndreth, ia lgeS.
Dist. 4-Cro9le y's-John Miller, officer; john
Kinney, J. W. Wilkes Ed. Drake, judges
Dist. 5-CIinton-T. b. Citation, officer J. J.
Myers, Al UsSery, William Wilson, judge.
Dist. 6-l,oivar-J. N, Mask I. a. Parrul \" r
Barrett, judges.
Dist. 7-Ussery,s sfu-B,n 9Iasilburn, ofieeI;
Robt. L s>ery. hos. Cliff, T. C. Sexton, judges
Dist. S-Sainos James A. Carter, officer Whit
son Macon, Jasper Hizer David Saline, judges
Dist. 9-Yan Buren-John T. Macon, officer; SaalE
NcAlexandc1. ". D. Galloway, L. Cisco, judges
Dist. 10-Sauls5ury-E eaban DoughcrtE, officer;
Taylor Barton, sam Lauier, Bon Dowjy, judges.
Dist. 1l-Midlleton-T J. Hudson, officer; VIM
Delk, Henry Powell, c. N. Lambeth, judges.
Dist II Sweet Gums. F. simpson officer, VIM.
1radd0ck, john J.. jacobs, James BrunloN5 Judges.
DIST Thomas 4. Roberts, officer;
II. II. JeInigan, !. Z. Hornsb:, Ai.nas PARKS,
judges.
Dist. I3-Wainut Grovc-E. II. Doris, c-ic1T;
Pctg Vaughn, ". L. 8Icf1innic Steve Fish, judges.
/ Dist. I4-smith's-W. t. Smith, officer; John
/ Fcrriu, r. NJ Patrick, james Gibson, judges.
Dist. 1J-Toonr-B a. i-arhanl, officer; Mort Hi
+ house, Geo. Bradford, Z. Garrett, judges.
! Dist. neutrality-suspicious. '. Little, officer; p
/ L. NcrEon, Pitser Robinson, An;ny 0vcrton judges
/ Dist. l6-Tcagncs-I. L, Cottongini, officers, Dics
| Day. john Collins, l. c. Bab5, judges
! Diss. 1T Bct-Iames A.Foater, oszieer; Thomas
/ Webb, Allen Beck Allen Burgess, judges.
/ Dist. I7-Howelis-W. T. r. Thompson, officer
sanford McCarter, Nasco Murphy, J. +. Bee
/ judges.
Dist. 1s-Silor's GEORGE Gee, officer Jesse sccs-
! gins, jesse Alnnous, \. Gee, judges
/ DIS. 10 Poaahoutas-%. G. Rossou, c.fcer; OBJ
Kennedy, Harmon Las-jie1, J. Y. Reid judges.
Dist. 0-Aidilebug-G W. cliff, officer Franz
! Prev IT, J. y. shivcrs, Stanton Blaock judges.
The fraction IL the I6th District, now in Chester
couuty viii. vote at leagues, and tire fraction o
the 18th District viii vote Silor'S the present 'ot
ing places Of their original az ticts.
EI,ctisn for Constable ordered to fiji al vacancie
80 the yarisas districts OF the county.
This, Oct. Is, fssi
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

II you indulge in the fluids that cheer the
inner man, when you come to Bolivar cali
on Austin at the corner. IIls wines and
liquors are Of the finest, Oldest and
purest, ana they SIRE served in the best
style lie also keeps in stock the best
ale and beer, and it is served cool and nice.
II you use tic weed his cigars and tolacoos
are Of the best. Polite attention and pnre
goods are the lnotto7 OF ihIs house, and the
public shcuid not forget 1t.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

Al. swINEBRoAD, reporter.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
Sc The Ladies'.

Mrs. Pybas takes this method q inform
ing the ladies Of Bolivar and vicinity, that
she has just returned from the market with
an elegant and complete stock Of Millinery,
etc. and invites Them to call and see her
Prices moderate md the most artistic work
guaranteed. Her styies are the latest and
most beautiful, and whether You SAINT hat
or not so and see thein.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
LOCAL NOTES.
carroN-NIiddIinr. -.

L0EToN-- sliOdlinEs S4dS ..
The circus is coming and the small boy
is happy all over himself.
Mr.. Henry Reynolds is on a trip to Ar
kansas this week
Rev. Z. c. Mcdaniel, Of Pine Top called
on liz ti,is week.
Several from Bolivor will taken in the
jackson Fair to-da7, Friday and Saturday.
See the local Of Mrs. Pyba~, calling at
tention to her elegant stock Of new miilin-
cry.
DIR. /. Fl. IEornsby, Of Evansville, left this
vice., and Will spend the winter attending
medieal leotureain in Memphis.
Gody's Lady's'Book for Novcmber'is out
and as usual is brim full If ths finest read
ing mrttor, etc. See a copy Of it.
Miss Nellie. Walker, an accomplished
ana popular youpg lady Of Bolivar, has re
turned from protracted visit to relatives
in Virginia.
Mr.. J. NJ. Simmons, formerly OF this
county, we believe, and local editor Of ia"
Jackion Dispatch, was married this week
to Miss Anna, daughter Of Col. J, y. Duke,
Of Jackson.
We will have 10 az. the Indulgence Of our
readers for tne crowded condition of our
columns tins week. and the neaere amount OF
news matter. IT'S the oil that runs the
machine, and cur Journals got powerful dry
during tl.csummer. We viii have the uslI-
al amount Of space to devote 20 news next
week.
The first big show, and the only one 10
visit Bolivar this season. Cooper, Jackson
< Co.'S New Yorl, and New England Cir
Gus, Museum and Menagerie, will exhibit at
Bolivar on Monday, Oct y. Among the
many attractions is q grand balloon ascen-
sion during The. day. free to all aud in the
evening, on the day OF exhibition, Is the
sparkling and magnificent street parade.
We ara glad TO 1ote that Prof ". \
Mcdaniel, % this county, who Is attending
the University IT Knoxville, has beer
made editor Of the University paper, tltC
"Philomatbesian-Sta II is the first in
stance in which this honor has fallen upur
a junior, and we congratulate Prof. Nc
Daniel. The paper is purely literary, an,
we arc safe in saving that it viii prove AZ
honor to the institutinn under the able cd
itorial management of this talented youul
gentleman.
The Caldwell, Ks STANDARD says Of III,
big show that is to be in Bolivar ON mex
Monday '"rhe New York and NeT Eng
land Circus, under tbs management o
Cooper Jackson & Co, exhibited twice II
this city ON Monday the 2nd inst. to yer,
full houses. The day was bright aH'
a great many country folk were in town
and when the grand parade started the sid
walks were Fined with people along the cH
tire line Of the procession, md the streets pr
scented lively spectacle. We have 40 hcsi
itancy in saving that il is the best cireu
that ever visited orr city, and, all thinE
being considered, as good as amy travelling
either by rail or by wagons The show CAV
universal satisfaction here, and on ever.
hand we hear the hope exprt sod tha
Messrs Cooper, Jackson, & Co, will r-tur
to Caldwell with the next season. Re
member that this big show is in Bolivar o.
next Monday, Oct. p.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
pAETEERsHEP E0TLeR.

W. i. Ar5ucbIe and o. 3. Polk, Of lar
deman Co Tennessee, have formed limited
partnership to conduct general merehan-
disc business IN the town OF Hickory Valley,
to continue for 3 years from Oct 9th 1881,
unless sooner dissolved, as claw provides.
Each partner contributes sE50o to the COM
mon stock, the said Polk being Only a spec
ial and limited partner in The said business,
and the said w K. Arbucl,le being the gen
eral partner, and tie hasincas 10 be conduc.-
cd in name Of " T.. Arbuclke alone.
This, October ., 1884
o. B. POLK,
x REI-CKLE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

Dr. Gn,oFIrLD: Dear Sir-Wo have
lor the pass fifteen year handled your Rem
edies, both at Wholesale and retail, aild ia
no Instance, so far as Our I,nowle3ga extends
have tbcy failed TO give satisfaction. We
have sold 7lorc Of your Regulator than 81
ali other similar remedies combined. We
regard Pizor's Pile Ointment one Of the
best; anI Mothers Friend sa t3ou to he
true to It's distinctive title, the 3Lother's
Best Friena NoarS truly,
LAMAR, RANKIN * LAMAR,
Wholesale Druggists, Atlanta and Ma
con, Gin.
Treatise on the Health aad Hu,riaess a
Woman mailcj free.
BRApFIEID REGULATOR &C.,
ipreCcw B3x IS ATLANTA, Ga.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

Grand Master Harris and Past Grand
Master Irion. will visit Clinton Lodge No.
II. October 18th, 1881, for the purpose OF
occurring On Masonry. Al AssenS arc
urged 60 attend
JNO. \. BAKER, ". NJ.
Bolivar, Oct. z, 1881.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

Mr.. Geo. y. WiIing,oI EIanchester,
Mich, writes: MY wife has been almost
helpless for Eve years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone She used
two Bottles Of Electric Bitter=, aad is much
i'm proved. that she is able now to do her
own work"
Electric B.ttcrs win 20 All ,hat Is claim
ell for them Hundreds Of tostiIao2aiai~
atte-. iheir great curative powers. ol'y
fi.y cel.tz = bottle al Moore * Harvey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
Pure fresh candy Away. at IIulson'e,
Adrocntcs ol rrohibilion 80 49, 20

Advocates OF prohibition need have no
fears Of "PRIcKrY ASH BrTrERs' as il is
a medicine, aud by reason Of is cathatic
properties cannot be used as beverage.
Tits manufactured from the purcst mate
rails. and acts dlreetlF aa the Liver, kidaoys
stomach and Bowels. As blood purifier it
has no equal. 1t is pleasant to thc taste,
aud effective IN acti94.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

We oijr ter sake at cost tar cash o4r Cn
ire stock Of cashmere ciothing, mems and
bows straw hats, and ladics trimmed hats
IIARKINs & DCRRETT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

Large lot school hooks, paper and ink,
rancy box;paper, dolls and everything else
Al Hudson's drug store. You ought TO see
them when yos are ia Bolivar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

1890 acres q land, 200 acres cleared, in
Lee County, Arkansas, for sale or trade for
land in lIorlemm OF Fayette counties.
9oc2ml ). W. BASS, New Cassie, Tenn,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

we invite the especial attention OF the
ladies 10 our entirely new stock. We guar
antce the best OF attention, and always take
the grczt,--t pleasure ia trying 10 please.
HARKINS x DURHElT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
JUS Received.

Oar heating and cooking stoves have al
rived. If Won are IN need Of = stove Of any
kind, call or send FOR prices
MOFFAT& SO.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

b. Y. Hudson IS selling paints, oils, var
ni>hes, brushes, etc, cheaper than anybody.
Call -sssA get his prices
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
AroiEar Var in the Uaitsd States.
". Z. JEEEIGAM.a

IL. -ar and certain death - Cainch Rugs anti
H0araos, " tiis iire ait1 SftF ~ liaE Horses and
3 attic, ami aril pfe. t Balialg Gnaie, lies and
other insects flol hli.ue st3es. % sll restore far
gsttufe tots if4a color, give II beautiful slv
appearance, #at Fttrrlfure iat Is aaIi-hef rifh
this pr~3arat H1 EiIl 500 ba tnfotld gflh anv 81
the ais9f aiiiei lsssa,ss ela e i.aiasH one ap
l8inat1F- apply te1 Of tsra lsl.es- Us 1ueris are
seaa9ale} - by aii who fse II. Il trs asssrsffnr
Haistariasa 9f lf-et rels.aie, III bot
tes s0d Pa year. sold ~ 81 y H-ngo-s. 34rg.
5tat A94ttaf. t-3f.i a,s4 - ~ D&N4aAs, Travel
las AGH' mag som
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
sCRorULOUs EECER.
Ten Years Standing.

ION ! eslGs Hlai.IIIlI1Els
ATLANTA, GA, July, 1888
have been afflicted with a chronic rum
ming scrofuions ulcer Of my leg f6r num-
Der Of years which has steadily resisted all
treatment until I secured =. Is. B., few
bottles of which healed the nicer and cured
me. Ny brother FOR ten years had an eT-
tensiye trimming ulcer ON his leg which
could not be cured, few bottles OF Is
3. b. acted like negotiating the ulcer,
and imparting strength to his whole system.
I 1--we at Morris mills north Of this city.
=. AicDoEALD.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

II YOU want good CoalOl, buy al lIua
sons drug store,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23
\. ]. YOPP, Sheriff.

See our line Of ladies' andsmisscs' cloa's,
New Markets, Russian circulars Exceeds
anything OF the kind ever shown in the city.
Our goods are all ncw and prices below ali
competition. 1larkirs q barrett
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

Beautiful picture frames At lInison'z.
Paints and brushes are cheaper than
were ever known before, al Uudson's.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-23

Suiting=. .Fionuclz; Plaid Flannel% Wor-
sted,Sattcens. Bison cloth, the latest styles
dress, Goods. IIARKINS & DUEREIT.