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.rx.rroy eALEs-Futurs Des 49,
-rt'>er'>B nv Il. L. Staples q Cos
p..frsta,e Agents and Aucuoneoi''
if0s Main street

1103 Nain stfcch
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a us wMb.
I.pIE TRACT or LAND IN Ch fnsesi,st;E
pnib SCvoSfTAtSfsG 1857 ACRES BY Aoo-
TlON.
,,.u, chesterfield Circuit Court
Bnxall Dccrce 81
,sSssii.- November IL, lec5'
,.,u,.r,nee Of the sbOve-mentioned ~ com-
III ~, me underlined. appointed s2cc,,, Dr
,,s.oper thereby, viii offer for SAFE apo" ''e
WEDNESDAY, July i6, lsef,
,.,,.t y. ~. the TRACT OF LAND men
,in'rt I'm said decree, sliuated on VIZ n,sioine
n,ttSe ro.,j. and known as Wooditwn eynnImryi
~ rpI,l more or less, with good ,,.,,al
fIiSG Of Eve or six rooms. ana l,s ~ ~
,brii1snys thereon, being the same tae, y, T.
hicb vas conveyed TO WILLIAM H. Hsh.h, ~ ~
,snh Mann and wife, and sold bj siid haA''' "
TnnNs or SALE: Enough in cssn, 70 Pay "a "a
r,nss. or saie aud ray on ceot OF st,..s 49,
w III, On three equal ANIMAL instainents. WIZ ~
sads1 =, TIC rate OF per cent per aLln,ua
fyrm Jsy q. sale for negotaDlc noI, SUI W. 4
rnt.Ined unti the whole Of the purenase y
Maid md conveyance orderrh ny yD ~, vi Up
Special Commissioners
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HOOTs. SHOES. &c.
F'H TOURISTS FN

ALLIGATOR. SEAL, and GRAIN-LEATHEk
CLUE SACKS;
SHOULDER and GRiP-SACKs;
TEANsCoETINES STEAMER, ard
STATE.ROOH TRUNKS, and all Other styles
Of Trunks;
sATCuELs, YALIsES, BAGs, STRAPS, Sc.
Full and complete lines Of LADIES'. MISSES
CHnDEEN's, GESTLEHEN's, and BOYS
SIMMER BOOTS, SHOES, TIES, SLIPPERS,
and pt'nPs. j. ASGRIGG,
412p Pace Block.
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DHILADE LPHIA,R RICH E s-t-ff>
lssYs-zz-zzs
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP MPANY.

Apyointcd sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY al II NJ. ana every 81 $DAl a. . y.
~.
r,.vht for TGc,dlys and Friday steamers r.
cci,lc an 1890 \. NJ; f.r SLudi,t' steamer ull
:, a.. NJ saturday. Freight received daily uA
Fare. IS.
For further inform alton. appv 20
j. ". \. CNRRTCE.
General southern Agent. Oairc Rockets.
WE. GLIDE a CO.,
no so General Agp't1.
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TOR BALTIMORE. SirEr1I
POWHATAN LtNE-DIRECT STEAMER.

Tufil furtIC rnutiCc the ~ amer AILiAS tt Viii
sail cytrv SATURDAY ST Il ". from POW H.
TAN nGCK.at Twenty d and Dock STREE,
direct fol Baltimore.
Taroueh L.lls n llding si-ued and good. tor
wardcd with dispatch To points Spflh Anu W c-t.
Ere ght received daily until =. VI.
For further information. apply 10
". q. Knight, \ gent.
d. WEIsGGEE, soliciting AGENT. dc -
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100 barrels REVIVED SUGARS. 800 bags RIO
and kGUkYRA COtfEE. 80 bags ehoicoJAVA
SoFTEF, so chests TEAS. 500 barrels pure
~ RIPS 25O hoelsheais PORTO RICO MOLAs-
SIS, LOCO barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
lee IViiS' eiVnsS " W.
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CorlVspOndingly qulcA tine tn ota1 p'i 30
Through bills ~ lad!Lg issue. 20 low ratr,.
e. y. TAYLOR.
~ General r ..lt it o. ...
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11

The season Tor protraaed meetings is not
ever with yet, as lie Bapt]sts viii hazard
Il second attempt, commencing the first Of
October.
Or. Boswell held Quarterly meeting here
on The Both aIt. Methodist protraeted
meeting beginning at the same tiale, Rev.
Richard Hill, Thomas Nelly and s b.
Lo~e being the principal managers.
Miss Mary Z. Lineberger, of iyhiteville,
Is viaitiag The family Of Stanton Blaylock.
Mis Alice Robertson Of Bolivar, who re-
cent y4pent several DAYS visiting here, has
SOW taken charge Of a school at New
Castle.
Mr.. ". c. Little is visiting relatives in
Mississippi.
DR.. Heard, of Lagrange, principal Of lie
prosperous school at that place, spent
short visit in this vicinity on business.
Dr.. Wood has returned from trip 10
Texas.
J.T. Morrow left last Tuesday to attend
presbytery near Memphis.
Mrs Norris, Of Grand Junction, Who has
been sick for some time at the resddense Of
her son-in-law, Mr.. Brady has partialIy
recovered. She says she remembers we'll
when the first houses were erected in Mid
dleburg and Lagrange. The former bein
much older, but less prosperous.
A hungry dog broke into a flock Of sheep
and killed fifteen or more. W. D. Morrow
and Sam Wheeler were the owners.
1t is becoming an indulgent practice with
many evil disposed characters who attend
night meetings in this section, II seems for
nothing else except to untether horses, ride
some Of them home and turn them loose
to let the owner find them the best way he
can, and when this does not crafty their
desires, will cut them loose from buggies,
reverse saddles, etc, to the disgast Of re-
spectacle people. GERRY BALD.
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SENATORIAL tlonYantiaR .

Pursuant to the call the convention me-
at Purdy Sept. 4, 1884.
Convention was called to order by Hon
A. I. McNeal, Chairman Senate Commit
tee.
On motion of R D. Anderson, Hon. A.
r. McNeal, Of Hardeman county, was cho-
sen temporary Chairman, and \. b. IIamm,
temporary Secretary.
On motion of Hon. C. 4. Miller, of ITar-
deman county, DR.. w. Z Atkins, Of Nc
Marry county, and W. Z. L. Thompson, OF
Hardeman county, were appointed COM
mittee on credentials and basis of rel re-
sentation.
On motion Of r. D. Anderson, the Hon.
& A Miller OF Iardeman was chosen per
manent Chairman and A. b. Iamm, Of
AIcNairy, chosen permanent Secretary.
CcaGaa5tree ON credentials and basis Of
representation reported, allowing one vote
Tor each 100 votes and fractions Of so votes
cast for Governor in 1882, which gave Nc
Marry II votes and Hardeman is.
On motion Of r. D. Anderson the report
was adopted.
The Chair then announced that nomiua-
tions were in order.
Dr. w. E. Atkins presented the name Of
Hon A. w. StowalL OF McNairy, Hon. A.
I. McNeal presented the name Of Hon,
Jesse Normcnt, of Hardeman county.
The first ballot resulted. Stovall IL, Nor
ment IS. Second ballot, Stovall, II; Nor
ment, Is.
Hon. At McNeal then at the request of
Hon. jesse Norment, Withdrew the name
cf Hon. Jesse Norment and moved that Mr..
Stovail be nominated by exclamation
Which motion carried.
Hon. Jesse Norment and r. D. Ander
son were appointed to conduct Mr.. Stovoll
to the stand who made some well-tined
remarks.
On motion OF Igoa. A. Z. MeNeal, COM
mittee Of three frem each county was ap-
pointed as Senatorial Committee.
John AL. Hamm, John II. Meeks and S.
d.. Anderson. OF McNairy, and VIM. Rush,
w. I. F. Thompson and Hon. Jesse Nor
ment, of LIardeman county, were appointed.
There being noother business before the
convention, a motion to adjourn prevailed.
C. \. MILLER, Chm.
A. Is. HASIa, Seeatg-
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LOCAL NOTES.


Squirrels are said 10 be abundant in Ia
woods adjacent to Bolivar
Master Thomas Smith left Saturday /,
attend school at Nashville.
Rev " Y To,.k vas sIsen, last sunda,
and there were no services at the Methods
Church.
CsJct cssselbcrrv If New Castle Icf
S,tyrd,v Il ,,e,,n,e ~ s,ndies j M Stat,
I5niversitv 3, Kroxviie
NJ Rab, ALF,t visited Nrem,,bis tbi.
week where ~ viii meet Ills sister ,bo
has inst returned from Europe.
Neo'se iNifN Says = o'.s' niH' nun s.'li"'e
Monday.
N''e VIE 10 s.A% i',a - '"e isSD' y
TIA" c'ieien !" Ds4i'''l '''s' ''''''-.s ~ ''I
count p ''ie '''ei''s - 1''e 4li''al'i '''e'A
'"s P'es'' 'eiy'
bolivar ehloyed ; '''s~ mus SeeN-o<
.-a.ner ! very s'ii"'s - es,i','s y - =
: 'O,''.,ls 'o'- AZ 'so =, 80. ''''''
'~s's '''0'''"' "'i'' -'O"u'''
Rev. w. NJ. Norment and Rev. d. 4.
Ross are holding very interesting pro-
Mis- connfv
Mr.. 1. ). Dunivant Formerly OF Melon
As agent and operator at loone vice Dir. +.
NJ. Me'ilathery' resigned. Mr.. Dunivant
81 a clever gentleman ana Is well known al
we neglected TO mention last week VS.
It IRON Mr. }. l. Lowe, Of Salisbury. lie
doesn't VISIT BOLIVAR very often; put always
cali on the bulletin lie Is one OF the Dest
and most enlerprising citzens oil the county
Wenotice from correspondent that the
popular young drug clerk OF Ioene has been
visiting Con Piney" Only recently he was
across the river" ON questionable business,
and the results OF these 4YiFits' we are wait
ing to hear.
Misses Prudie and Eunioe Polk. daHgh
Fannie Caruthers on Main street, this week,
en- route home.to Nashville from Bolivar,
where thy have been spending the summer.
Jackson dispatch
,v;Y p Ct. - o.,...t age
,v -.
with fieads in the city the latter part of
aast week lie is NOW keeping hooks for a
new mercantile firm at Saulberv. Tenn
J ackson Dispatch.
~ 'eaS'"s '''@r ~ ~ - 80 1I . - '.'e
O'ue'' ' 80 -. 49," ~. - -
Ramsey. who settled here on llth October
1924 She Is now in her Seth wear and is
rem arkablv well preserved.
''''''' iH1'''' -'i'' - 80 - s,io"eU
rs e - ~
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An Edilo1ss Trfbuts

Thvrou r. Kcator Of 1T. Wayae, Ind,
Gazette" writes: "For the past i've years
have always used DR.. Kings New Discovery
for coughs Of most severe eharecte-. Is weh
as for those of milder type. Ii never
fails to effect a speedy cure. My friends to
whom I have recommended it speak oft in
same high terms. Having been cured by it
Of every cough have had for FIVE year, I
consider It the only reliable and sure cure
for Cough, Cold, etc" Call al Moore &
Harvey Drugs Store and get Free Trial
Bottle. Large Size SI.o0.
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AxornE1. OPEN LErrErs.

Two Cases of Blood Poison and sae of
Catarrh Cured.
TowALIGA, GA, May "a, 1884.
Blood Balm Co.: We have been selling
your II b. B. less than u months and we
find 1T gives better satisfaction than any
mediciRe we ever sold. 1t is decidedly the
best Bleed medicine we ever knew, and you
can't say tee much in lis favor
Its cures are so quick and decided, and
costing 80 little, that our customers are de-
lighted with it. We know Of two eases Of
Blood Poison and one ef CatarTh cured by
lis use
One Of TIE above cases had taken about
four dozen bottles Of s noted blood medicine
without any benefit, but he was cured with
SEVEN BOTTLES C B. 3. Il. We can't sell
aRv other Blood Puriaer now. Helping you
great success, we remain,
q. G. KINARD s Soy,
General Merchants
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O-HzIII4RY.

DIED-At Salisbury. Tenns august
3Ist LUcILE WRIGnT, daughter Of Rubt-
n. and Maggie Wright, IN the eighth year
Of her age.
All that is truly coed and beautiful
seems to have been developed in the short
life Of this lovely child. She was intelIi-
gent beyond one Of her years, and SO gentle
and ailectionate was her disposition that
she naturally tmined herself around the
hearts Of all who knew her What cauld
have been more beautiful than the close of
this Young life? No flower ever shed its
petals more gently at The chilling touch Of
frost. We extend our deepest sympathy to
The grief-stricken parents, although we
know tllat no human all can possibly ale
viate the sorrow dat rests in their hearts
Dear parents. look up, Ged has placed
your little gena in Ills eoronet above, and
It WIZ serl forth Heavenly light to guide
Your weary wandering feet home
B.L.
Cs.T ,I,,,r,. -, c. IN 1921
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A Walking skeleton.

Mr.. Springer, Of Mechaniczburi, ra-
writes: i was afflicted with lung fever
and abseess on lungs, and reduced 10 4
walking skeleton. Gm a free trial fotfie
of DR., Kings New Discovery for Consum. )
ton, which did me so much good that !
bought dollar bottle After using three
bottles, found myself once more aman, com
pletcy restored to health. with hearty APP
petite and a gain III flesh OF 48 lbs"
Call at Moore & Harvey Drug Store and
get free bottle OF this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases Large bottles 81 90.
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SPRIx6 FIELD, FEM.

SPRING FIELD, FEM.
d :: J. BRADFlELD: Dear Sir-My daughter has
been suffering for many years With that dreadful
qffiction known as Female Disease, which has cost
me many dollars, aud Notwithstanding aad the
best medical Attendance, could not frd relief, !
have use many other kinds Of medicine withoutany
effect. ! had just about iven her up, was out Of
heart but haTf5ened in tia store Of W. W. EcAler,
several weeks since, and he, knowing " any daugh
ter's aflietion pnrsuaded to buy bottle Of your
Female Regulator. She began to improve at once.
was so delighted with its effects that bought
eral more bottles Of it and knowing what do
about it, if today, one of my family was suffering
with that awful disease, l would have il if it cost
$50 bottle, for I can truthfully say it has cured
my daughter sound and we'll and myself and wife,
do most heartily recommend your Female Regulator
to be jutt what it is represented to be.
Resp. II. D. FEATHERsToN.
Treatise on the Health and Happlness Of Woman
mailed free, TIE BRADrIELD REGULATOR Co.
un23ty Box 2s, Atlanta. Ga.
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scRoFuLoUs ULCER.
Ten Tears Standing.

ATLASTA, CA, July. So.
dsye been afflicted with chronic rum
ning serofulous ulcer Of my leg for u num
ber Of years which has steadily resisted all
treatment until secured B. b. B., few
bottles Of which healed the ulcer and cured
nc My brother for ten years had an ex-
teesire running ulcer ga his leg which
eoaIa not be cured, lev bottles of B.
r. B. acted like M agFc--healing the ulcer,
and imparting stfeast5 to has &hole system.
1 1--we at Norris nliRs Reria Of tais city.
A. 2. McDqNALp.
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Salisbury, Tenn, Sept. 10, 1884
Thousan,Is Snr so.

Mr, I. ". Atkins, Girad, Kan. writes
Il never hesitate recommend Your Elee-
trio Differs to my customers, they give entire
satisfaction and are rapid sellers" Electric
Bitters are the pHrest and best medicine
known and viii positively cure Kidney and:
Liver complaints. Purify the blood aud re-
gulate the bowels. No family can afford
to be witheut them. They will save hum
drcds Of dollars in doctors billeVery year.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Moore & lar
veY.
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Bolivar MARKET Report.
Corrected weekly by G. T. Ingram &
T0One Institute.

FavorabIy situated at Toone, Hardemen county
Tennessee will open its Fourth Scholastic year the
FIRST MONDAY IN AUG UST, 1884,
Toone is one Of the heaIthi@st places in West Ten
nessee The school is well graded and organized,
aud tlsravgh in all Of its departments 1t provides
n practical BUSINESS COURSE, a thorough train
iEg in En- esLIsI BRANCHES, and full Irepara-
ten Tor the PHILOSOPHICAL, SCIENTIFIC and
CLASSICAL UNIVERSITY COURSES
For circulars address, @. p. HUDSON,
ilvlG3nl Principal.
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nsoIuanf Nniine

The undersigned has this day suggested to the
Clerk Of the County Court 81 Ifaraeman county,
Tennessee, the insolvency Of the estate of W 4.
Jackson deceased, all person indebted to said es-
tate are hereby notified 10 pav to undersigned.
Person holding claims against said estate are here
by notified 10 file the same dalx prebated Accord
ing te5iaw with the Clerk Of the County Court Of
IIardcman unity, Tennessee on or before End a y
aIarel. 1885. ana ii not 50 iiled within the time
prescribed By law they Will be barred IA law and
ecquty. 4
SARAH A. JAG Ks0N,
Adm'x of the estate Of ~. A. jackson, Deed.
Sept. ?, issA
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
In TIE Ghancery Court Of Hardeman Couu-
Is. Tennessee.

IN INC 9E-aIIlCeIY NOuIL OF IItrutIllan tOUIl-
IS. Tennessee.
The State Of seTrreese Ser the use 81 r. ". Hens
ley and wife, n. Z. Hensley, rs IT J. Moore. Mary
A. Moore, and Thos. Shea, o. Bin, No. s7s, r. d.
10 this cause it appearing from the original Bill
which is sworn to that defendant H. J. Moore, is a
resident of the State q Arkansas ana a nos-resi-
Dent Of the State Of Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered that he enter his appear
anee herein or before the first Monday in 0ete-
Der 1884 at the Court House 81 Uarienaan county
Bolivar, Tennessee, and plead answer or demslr a
c0mplainants BILL or the same viii be taken fsi
confessed to hip and set for hearing cxrarts
and that copy Of this order DC Published once Z
week fer feur sseeessve weeks iu the Bolivar Bsi4
tsrlps slef spaff1T publishes 7il lsfrtF nn-ee
a cenv 8ftref w. &, HeEfo% ~ Il
G. 4. s. s. EfLlEE, csl-.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11

Strayed aa June 10, 1891, from the farm
OF Mr.. Asa Mann, a miles northwest Of
Brownsville. +aea iuln-si4ed bay Horse nine years
old with wbf,e hind feet, smaH white mark on
left hind leg jsst above hook font, and white lock
Of name Wethers, and wore bell v hen last
seem a reward q 5wsnty ddllars viii be paid for
his re4agrH IL said farm, Tor information leading
80 his recovery. ". T. MULLEN.
Brownsyille Tenn, Aug. 70, 1881
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures lies, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed % give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price . cents per box
For sale by Moore & Harvey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11
Churches and Secret Orders.

KNIGHTS on HoNon--,icets hrst ard aeeq4d
urriday nsbis caeh month,
JESSIE NoRMENT, DietatsT.
AL swISEBROAp, Beserser.
MASONIC LoDGE-Fir7 Nsaday night in each
ruoutb y. 4. pAKEI,, w 81.
JOSH CARTER, secy.
ENEeETS AND LAEIEs or HON0R.-Mccts
third and toarth Friday nights in each month.
Al. swINEBROAD. Secretary.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUBCH-Rrv w. g. KEA-
nv. Pastor. Services every sunday morning and
might Prayermeeting THURSDAY night
METHODIST CHURCH-REv. W. 7. LocNE,
Essisr. Services every sunday morning and night.
ssnyormeeting Wednesday night.
EPISCOPAL CHFRCU REV W. G. DsvESreEE,
nsct ?. Services every sunday ninFnins asd
might Daiiy Prayers 1902. M
BAPrssr cIEURcH-Rcr- a.. r. sleSeal. Pastor,
serv4ees sos,sa0 ss5,aal nj cara s'onti, morning
ard nisss-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11

Advocates of prohibition need have no
feacs Of "PRICKLY ASH -BITTERs" as it is
a medicine, and by reason. of its cathatie
properties cannot be used as a beverage
It's manufactured from the pHrest mate
rials, and acts dlreetly on the Liver. Kidneys,
Stomach and Bowels As a blood purifier it
has no equal. Ii is pleasant te the taste,
and efiectige in action
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11

STATE OF GEoRGIA, Troup County.
have examined the recipe Of Br. osiah Brad
field and pronounce it to be combination pf medi-
ciues Of great merit in the treatment Of all females
fer which he recommends it.
WM. r. REAsLFY, II. D.
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w . M q 1T
Her Health AMI Happiness are Matters q
Great Concern to all Mankind.
NEAR AIARIrrrA. @.

NEAR MARIFrTA, GA.
Sorae months agoJ got bottle Of DR.. J Bradfclds
Fem lie Regulator. used it in my family with
great satisfaction h1vc recommended il to three
families aud they have found it TO be just what is
claimed for it, The females who hay used it are
now in perfect health and able to attend to their
household duties. REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
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st. James Hall.

The Christmas term Of this institution
VIII begin on Wednesday, September 17th
for admission apply to
Miss TOTTEN, Principal.
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Another War in the United States.
w. r. JETNIGAN's
Furniture Polish anI Insect Ezterminater.

Yssure and certain dtath 20 Chinch Bugs, Ants,
peeehee 81 ths, Lice and Siis en Hogs Horses ami
fseffIe sna sIH prevent Buffalo GHats, Flies, and
tisr insects from biting stock. - VIII restore fur
ZINES Ii ~ original eolos give ita beautiful glossy
appearance. and FURNITURE mat Z p9iis9ed with
lie Above na1ued insects and A. a polish one ape
pticaffon each season . saAleifat- As ~ eNtef-
aalnoglea ed bv all who llsc il. II used according
g 9iras.rfuns every bottle Is guaranteed 70 give
tsr5f ~ lfuaer fafuHfcfi, Thou md ~ fast-
a.. -.sitl as scar sid by T. g. iirDseE lsrsfs-
fsf Ball1ar Iein- aat -. q. = - lsssss Ir1sve-
~ Aa-nt ufaEt56H
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Seed Rye cheap at IIudson's.
Mason's fruit jars and fruit cans at
MOFFAT & co.
Esrecnaackers Ia Convention.

Pursuant to the call the Greenbackers OF
Hardeman county met in convention at the
Court. House in Bolivar last Saturday to
nominate candidate for the Legislature,
and TO select delegates 70 the Senatorial
which aaeets at Crainsrille in
this county.
The convention was called to orlei by
w. S. Hornsby. Committeeman for the 10tL
Congressional District. Mr. HornsRy OK
ilained the object Of the meeting, and shade
q brief and pointed speech.
Nominations were in order and Mr.. 4
Cox put in nomination the name Of Isaall
Macon, for Representative, which nainina-
tion was made unanimous.
Delegates TO the Senatorial convention
were selected, and there being no Other
business befor the body, the convention
adjourned.
TynT, Nw-r,
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Farm for Sale

II IA AA AOA AJfAO
containing a acres Of good land, about %
acres In high state of cultivation. Good
dwelling house and a Eever-failing well Of
as good water as cam be found in West Ten
nessee. Plenty of fire-wood in so yards Of
the buildings. This farm is located at the
village Of Clover-Port, in 300 yards of the
Clover Port Academy. and is in reach of an
excellent range fox stoek-raising Any one
wishing to locate near Ecst-class literary
school viii do well 10 address,
T. A. FUTRALL, Toone, Tenn,
for further particulars. Terms cash.
II you need barbed wire, caH on, or send
to MoAat 6 Co. for prices
Buy Coal Oil from HvdsoH's drag store
Best in town.
Three Mccormack Moving Machines
and Thomas Eay Rakes for sale cheap.
MOFFAT & co.
For sorghum mills, evaporators. corn
shelters feed-cutters, ete-, call on Mofiat &
Co., Bolivar.
Watches, diamonds, silverware ard the
best Of solid goods in every variety at
v. r. Thayer's, who never misprepresents
his goods Repairing ST fine watches and
4 iesvelry spccialties. lso 265 Main Street
Memphis, Tenn. febl4ly
Cheapest school books m town, at Tud
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11

We offer for sale at cost for cash our en-
ire stock of cashmere clothing, mems and
boys straw hats, and ladies trimmed hats
IIARnTNs & DURRErT
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11
Another Grand Ente rprise
FOR THIS COUNTRY.
CHAMPION FIGURING MILLS.

Having j4st completed frst-class mer-
chants mill, ] am rev making -four Of the
most excellent quality and delicious flavor.
The people Of TooRe and surrounding ooun-
try now have stimulant for raising wheat,
and we hope they Viii give our new enter
prise the Support and patronage it deserves.
The highest market price vial be paid for
wheat and cory, in cash Or exchange sor
-four or meal.
Rg~ Dry Goods groceries, and general
merchandise at lowest cash prices at the
old stand on Front street. ilylO2m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-11
AN EDITOR.

Those needing copper. or galvanized iron
for making sorghum pans can get it at
Moffat & Cos.