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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1885-05-14
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Another Boundary Commission to be Established
A Truce Again Patched Up.


Truce Again Patched Up.
War between England and Russia appears to
be again averted, and by what seems to be an
undoubted back down on the part of England
Sir Peter Lumsden, who has been in command
of the British Boundary Commission, which
was organized to settle the dispute regarding
the Russo-Afghan boundary. and who has
proved himself brave and efficient officer and
one devoted to the interests of his country, has
been recalled. Few men are better acquainted
with the points in dispute than Gen. Lnms-
den, and few knew more about the sinuOus
part Russia has been playing in regard to the
frontier, and the withdrawal of this brave and
faithful officer at this critical juncture of af-
fairs has caused great astonsnment, not to say
rage in both England and India.
Col. Ridgeway will take command of the
British Boundary Commission in place of Sir
Peter Lumsden. Capt. Yate will be second in
command. Lieut.-Col. J. West Ridgeway was
the chief political officer of the escort and sur
veying staff of the commission This staff was
furnished by the Indian Government, and left
Quetta on Sept % to join Sir Peter Lumsden
on the Perso- Afghan frontier. Ridgeway led
his party to Herat, which he reached on Nov.
II by the Nushki route, hitherto believed to be
impracticable. Capt. G. E. Yate, who becomes
one of the original members of the British
boundary Commission, and was present at the
successful onslaught of Komaroh upon the At
ghans at Penideh.
1t is believed now that England will acqui-
esce in Russias occupation of Penjdeh, which
place lies within easy striking distance of
Herat. 1t is thought, however, that even this
concession will not avert war ultimately, and
in the meantime, England is every day allow
ing herself to be placed in more and more
dlSadvantageOus position to graphic with her
willy antagonist. The feeling in England over
this concession to Russia is very bitter, and it
is thought it will end in the overthrow of the
present administration. It is rumored that
Lord Randolph Churchill intends to initiate a
vote of censure ON the Government on account
of its failure to protect the Interests of India.
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The Assaiiant Of Phelan Acquitted.

To the establishment Of everybody the jury in
the case of Richard Short. who was on trial for
the attempted murder of Thomas Phelan in
O'Donovan Rossas office some time ago. brought
in verdict of not guilty. Judge Van Brunt,
who presided at the trial, said on the announce
ment of the verdict: Gentlemen, / am as
tonished at your verdict. You are discharged
from further service on this panel"
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one of them and The National Tribune for one year
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A Handy Dictionary Of SYNONYMS.

With which combined tho words opposite IN meaning By
c. Faulkner. For the all those who would
English LANGUAGE uenty and correctly With
han sny may readily md suitable to
their exact meaning and convey THOUGHT correctly
This book Is invaluable To speakers writer's
Handsomely bound in cloth. Price
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Indians to be Hanged for Murder.

In the United States Court, on the 9th inst,
Fort Smith Ark, James Arcine and William
Parchmeal, full-blooded Cherokee Indians,
were sentenced to be hanged on June q for the
murder of Secy Fiegel an old Swiss traveller.
The crime was committed in Indian Territory
IL years ago for the victims money.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Under the Red Cross,
Does not EEaen Blood bat
Ii RIeaz2o Money
Az INTER EsTTEG STORY IN ONE
CHAPTER.

An INTER EcsTTEG STORY IN ONE
CHAPTER.
"Tbore IS 4 tide IN the sasirs Of men,
Which, taken at the 1oods heads 20 fortune >
The writer Of the aboye never
engaged in the newspaper business
IN the country. or he might have
doubted the existence of a tide that
could lead to fortune IN the pro
fession. We are satisfied that that
slide" in our affairs has not come
yet, though we are satisfied With our
prospects of earning q comfortable
living by energetic efforts at tue
business. Eat on the 10th of last
juue "freshet1 did salke US that
'1ea t." misfortune, when ne pass
ed Though tie fire, if We we're not
pu1,fed. Then followed the dull
mon,t,s Of lie summer, and if VIC
grumbed aid go5 sore-headed, we
dldu't boro our readers With our
troubles. We held on, and soothed
our necessities stood our credit
ors OF, Is it were-unu better
times should come. Now they have
cone, and ''neoessities, /" (oI credit
ors. if you please,) are Ike Ban
quo's ghost, will not down at our
bidd:ug, but have run up d black
Dag where we doat the cred cross,
and say that We must come to
time" In our dilemma we turn to
those Of our readers (and there are
eseraI hundred Of them), who are
due Us subscription to the Bulletin.
Ga the margin Of year paper this
week wo viii place ed..cross.which
means that the time for which you
have paid has expired. or that your
subscription is past due, and We
respectfully ask YOU TO give the
matter your prompt attention. We
mean 10 offend no one. but tho red
cros3 viii appear upon the margin
Of eOefy pope.' tha3 -hessti5so fo''ss'Ohich
it Is paid has erpirod.
Postmasters in the5.countys will
have a list of those in arrears, ex-
eept at Offices where re have special
agents,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
i SAD keeiGant.

Mr.. John ". Xopp, al old citizen o.
thia county, was riding upoa load Of
cotton some Two weeks ago, near bis home,
two miles south Of Middleton, and The
team hitched to tho wagon ran away, AND
to cave himself Mr. Yopp jumped to The
ground. lie struck on his feet, dislocating
one Of the bones in his left leg. and break
ing the other bone, which pyotruded thro'
the flesh three or four inches. He was
taken home ard MS wounds dressed. lie
was thought to be doing very we'll Until
last Friday, when his physicians saw that
it was necessary TO amputate broken limb
The limb was arnputated or Saturday by
Dr.. Sanford, Of Corinth, and Nicely, Of
Middleton. The operation was skilIfully
performed, but owing 10 the fact that Mr.
Yopp was in 4 low state Of health st the
time the accident occurred, he died on the
following day The immediate cause Of
his death was Inflammation OF the bowels.
He was brother Of DR.. w. T. Yopp.
of Middleton, and uncle Of Sheriff A. F.
Yopp, and was quiet, good citizen. and
clever gentleman.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
FE.sza tae 80 -

4OLEztrSEOsNsp NY
DR.. s. =. HARTEsAc7 s. Co, Columbia
Ohio-I keep the largest stock OF medi-
cines Of any store in Lewis county, with
the exception Of q drug store at Vance
burg, our county seat, and an ceiling
great deal of your PERUSA and MANA
LIN It "a giving tho best satisfaction OF
any raodicine that I ever handled. In enc
case the constable for the precinct, has
been very sick and low spirited fOT long
time. For several years Ia has tried al
the doctors here, and wc have some good
ones, and they did him no good. After
much yersuasion I cold him two bottles
Of PERUNA and HAegALIE. lie took hall
OF the medicine. / could see o greet
change Ia him, and now he d as gound !
man apparently ~ there Is IA this vicinity
and he Gays he - entirely we'll lis -
q number og4s nsan and is highly re-
epected lie Is satisfied that your medic
cine sa7ed his life. after sli tie doctors and
cuaintcd with you, 7 reicr you 70 John
Shillito & Co, AltOr, Pinckard q Co,
and other business houses OF Cincinnati
RI. GILLESPE5, ?. Il.
meesra Ad1uson & SlFplcy, OF
Wavneg5urg, Pa, write: " Please sand ~
sorne Tile CT Life Immediately. We
are having a big nun on your nnedicioc,
PERUHA. Instead Of dying OFT, IKE most
medicines, il course Of time, it seems 70
be growing IN favor. We sell bota OF Il.
Please send the books soor1."
Messrs. Wirthorn r. Urban, OF Aile-
gheny City, Pa, write Having large
sale for your PERUEA and MANALTS, We
have also many calls fOr your book, " Ills
Of Life" Please send US a supply On them,
German and English, and oblige'
S. Wolf s. Son, Wilmo;, O., write !
Gentlemen We handle yOur goods, and
they give good satisfaction"
4. G. Sellsrds, Greerup, Ky7 ssys
"Gentlemen : l an handling your medi-
cines, and having a good trade on them
7. c. Saunders, Eartjnsblrg, W Va,
writes "G1ntien1en Your PERUHA
sells fast and givea good satisfaction hero.
We sell more PEEUrA thaa eoy ot'se5
preparation we handle"
w. Bauer, St. marv's, Pc, wr.'eN
My son Is still improving in health.
Y cur PHaUEA Is just tie thing for him"
II. L Day 81 Co, New Vienna. Ohio
write 5. L. IIART&GhS s. Co. Coiurn
has, Ohio.-C5cnticlnen Your Pr UE
sells as well IS any medicine with rs.
Quite & number have told US thar PrEUS
10 the t,e~t thing tisey ever used.'
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
TenEro.

Ordered by the court that the sheriff
summons The following named persons t.
be and appear at The court house IN BoIi-
var on the 3rd Monday in November, 1885
then and there 10 serve as JURORS for the
cicuit court of said county to-wit:
District 1, John Pankey, NJ s. Smith
District ., >. N. Biggers, ". II. Rose.
District, 3, P. NJ. Bleylock, } as. B. Foote
District 1, n. P. Mitchell, J. w. VIII es.
District 5, James Pirsle.
District 6, T a Parran, B. n. Mitchell
a. c. RobIey.
District 7, Noses Hizer.
Dist,ict g, ". T. Duncan, Calvin Bowie
District 9, 2. o. Lake.
District 10, ?. NJ Crawford, g II.
Callahan.
District II, J. W. Wilson, Austen NJ
Duncan.
District Z, Sol. Philips, Ed. Howell.
District 13, J. H. Rrint, q. P. Vaughan.
District Il, ". T. Halliburton, Jno. B.
Ferre]l.
District 10, a. }. Vernon, :. -, Jones'
District l6. John johnson, J. {. Collina.
District II, W. E. Rose, @ B. Foater.
District Is, Eli spurlin, Joseph siIer
District IS. J. Il, Gurley, VIM 4. Jones
District 20, John T. Morrow.
George Gee, an3.8. Z. Powell wait en
said court as officers.
w. W. Farley, Clerk.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
GAR A Girl.

In her old age, Nine. Jerome Bon
aparte, Of Baltimore, the American
beauty who married brother Of the
great Napoleon, and was repudinted
by him, demanded a great deal more
admiration than she got. At an en-
tert2innent she considered herself
neglected by the gentlemen. who
paid the most OF their attention to
couple Of newly married young
ladies She endured it for some
time and then remarked TO the first
one who found a g.tlo time to spare
with her.
DO yoa know, Mr. X, that I
consider it the most foolish thing in
world for q gentleman 10 ray atten-
tions to q young married IaayY
"Indeed, madam" responded the
gallant, "and vhyI"
Because d young married no
mann Is molly 8 girl who belongs to
somebody else
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Cure Your Ohills and Fsrsrs.

To cure this distressing rnalady, which
renders the sufferer undt for duties Of life
and lays the foundation for a train Of
other diseases, the ia no remedy that esE
Compare With "Afans6eld's Chill and Fe-
yer Tonic" Il is shaap, effective, ana
thoroughly endorsed by the press and the
people Of the south. Try ons bottle and
you win never use any ether. Il Il PIT
up lp Sc ara 81 sizes. Prepared by TIE
Mansfield Medicine Co.. Of Memphis.
Tenn, and for sale By drugsist@g generally.
Il never falls &c cure ID every case.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Wlthsrs Bills

8lr. james AYitber<, of Jackson.
and Miss Katie Bills, Of Bolivar were
married at The Episcopal church in
Bolivar, at 9 O'Clock on Thursday
morning, Oct, 18th, Rev. G. W.
Hinkle officiating. 4 lack Of time
before going to press prevents Us
tron getting q LIST Of the attendants,
aud presents.
Tie bride is the daughter Of the
late Leon Bills. Esq, Of Bolivar,
and is 2 young lady highly accom-
plished. The groom is rising
young business man of jackson.
Both the contracting parties are
higly popular in society and have
a host of friends who wish them long
and blissful>liYes in their new estate.
The bridal party left Immediately
on a tour Of Chicago and other
northern cities.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Tic coI Slew.

According to announcement,
Noonee & Emerson held their colt
show at their stable in Bolivar on
last Saturday. There we're about
% colts exhibited, and somo Of them
were very hne ones. and were good
ores Tho first premium, ten dol
lars in cash, was awarded to Mr w.
r.. Kcarney, of this county, on Z
beautiful sorreI, foal of this spring,
and the second premium, five dol
lars in cash, to bIr. George Baker,
also Of this county, on sorrel, foal
of this spring. The judges were
disinterested parties, and we believe
their decisions gave general salts
faction. Both the premium colts
we're very much in appearance Ike
the sire, ''Traveler," and were beau
ties. Besides Travellers colts, there
were other dDe colts present, iRclud-
ing a drove og sucking mules and
blooded coils belonging to Maj. z.
P. McNeal, Of Bolivar, and fine
Kentucky-bred colt belonging to
Mr.. VIM. Smith, Of TooDo.
There were a number Of the hest
farmers Of the county present, and
they alIseen ed to be deeply inter
ested ia The display. The large and
dne collection Of young stock thor
oughly illustrated the fact that as
good horses ard mules could be
raised in Hardeman as anywhere
else. Aud It i'Iustroted another
fact, that the attention Of many OF
the best farmers Of the comfy is
turning il that direction more and
more every year.
II Hardeman could hold 4 good
fair in Bolivar every fail, and thus
create 8 spirit OF rivalry among
stock-raisers Of the county, We
would 5000 see still greater strides
III this profitable industry.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30

With q complete stock Of
GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS,
SHOES,

CLOTHING, ETC, in ali depart
ments, and we guarantee our prices
lower than those of ANYBODY.
Just received an elegant line Of
Cloaks. Eewmarksts, in the latest
styles, beautiful and cheap,
A beautiful line of Dress GIng-
hams, Satteens, Cashmeres, and
other dress goods in ali colors,
grades and prices.
For the best Brogan Shoe, mems
boys, women and children, tor the
least money come to Barrett Bros.
Thechcapest all-wool filing Jeans,
Casssmeres, Waterproof and Lind
6ey you ever saw.
we haYe a complete stock IL
mems, youths and boys Clothing,
and a full line Of oyercoats which
we will sell 1t rock bottom prices.
We mean business.
Call - get our prices before
buying your fall aud winter goods.
Ne viii save you money.
Ladies, if you want nice Jersey
at cost. Come to Barrett Bros. We
mean what We say.
No trouble to show goods and give
prices. Call and see US whether
you want to buy CT rot.
Mems wooden underwaro, white |
and red in.an endless variety, and |
at prices that DEFY competition.
We have the best ladies custom
made shoes in town, second to none,
I'd at prices that sell themselves.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30

Middling cotton in this market
84o to Sc,
wAErED-A good. live working agent
to thoroughly work this county for m.
Hartford Life end Annuity Insurance On.
Address Kline s Wright, Nashville. Tenn.
Died, on the 2ah Of September, 1855
At lie relidenoe,, Of his 'soa, /. J. Gibson,
in Haywood county, Tam, DR., A F.
Gihsor, an aged:: Sand LluoA respected. oiti-
zen of that county.
Niss NJ aggle Robinson, q highly ea-
ssslnea YounE Ia3y Of Cloverport, died at
thai place on last Saturday morning. She
was much beloved by al vino knew her,
aud her untinlely death has cast a gloom
over that community.
See the handsome card Of J. a.
Wilson this week, He speaks by
the card, apd il you wasn't cheap
goods end good goods see lis stock
before buying.
The friends Of MUCH Uarkius Will
be gratjied TO learn that ho is re
covering from his recent severe III
ness sand will be ablo to attend 90
business again ia a few days.
DR.. s. Dickson has professional
card this week TO which he calls the
attention Of the pucAc. he has fl
ted up q handsome Parlor aud is PIE
pared TO DO dental work on sho-t no
tics. See his card
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Now Orleans Exposition Of tha Three

l
4 mriCas.
The m ana men .ol lie North, Central
and South American Exposition which
opens ct New Orleans November 10Th
promulgate tie following:
The leading object ei this Exposition
is to develop more intimate relations De
tween the 55 .o00.000 producers ana con
sunieTs OF the United States, and the 49,
O00,OO0 prEdHcers Of Mexico, South and
Central Amerjca and tic West hides"
10 every thoughtful business man this
u q practical, valuable ard worthy object.
Bat what the great mass of people are al
Teaay saving ana planning 10 attend the
Exposition want to know is, how about
tie grounds, buildings, facilities for get
ing from the ci.y 10 the Exposition, ghotel
and boarding house accommodations.
railroad rates. exhibits and attractions
The leading object Of this notice IL 10 adj
wise the public that the Exposition
groGnda are ia lie best possible condition.
HE buildings have been re roofed and
generally TemoGeied. A steam railroad
rCln ihe city direct 20 the grounds is IN
der Contract to De completed October 27th
An asphaitnm driveway Is being COM
pletod, running 10 the entrance of the
/ o}eln bAidlug. Increased hotel and
been added. Aoxico snd Brazil have an
piled for large spaces Ia which to exhibit
sov-THnseEtsi displays. The SIX Central
american countries aud the nina Repub-
lies and three Colonies 81 South America
vii equal Mexico and Brazil in proper
ton 70 their population and erea, The
Vest India lslancs and the Dominion Of
Canada, together uith All The Civ State
and Territorial exhibits, will make on,
r.amoth display Of the art7 products.
manufactures and general resources If the
above named countries that no American,
ehoald fail to see
4 new, AID to many very interesting
feature OF this Exposition viii be race
course within the grounds. where hun
drsds Of the best horses in the aud vii
show their speed. The new Iuanarenert.
imposed OF practical business men: VIII
,pare no ez 2erse necessary to the success
Of this enterprise.
- Commencing November 1st, the Illinoi,
Central Railroad viii place on sale Ronud
Trip Tickets to New Orleans good 10 re-
turn within forty days ut q YER, low rate
anu as this line + without question the
Shortest, Quickest, Sb0othest and Safes.
route to New D.leaua. parties viailiar the
Exposition sheud zee their tickets read
via this liEe.
FOR maps, circulars and other printed
aaeiter concerning the EZ position, and for
, information coace rn5ng hotels, boarding
( housra Sac furnished rooms ~ New Or
leans apply 10 tAe undersigned, 81, Man
chester, Io.a.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
aiig a. "a.

"Where didt.a ct Elias go?"
asked a Sunday-scaerl cher.
Gle went into -e s5eyt."
n hat Was Ella while he was in
the wilderness"
II dunno what he 4as while he
Was III .he desert, unless be was a
descrter," replied the hopeful pupil
sssss-s u. ~. z-sia2--r-z7 "a
4s.E9s Valley 53at3.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Candy &c per barrel at Hudson
ThoHsanGg ssr se.

Mr. I. u. Atkins, CiraTd, Kan, writes;
81 never hesitate to reeonlD, end your Elec-
tr;o Bitters t" my customers, they give sa-
tire satisfaction snd are reFdd sellers.
Electric Bitterg are the purest snd hcs,
1saicine ksaown and sill positively cure
.A,dney and Liver complaints. Purify
tao bleed and regulate the bowels. No
fat.ils ,er afford to b. ~itbout them.
i'll. will save hundreds Of dollars in doc
II bills every year.
Sold 1t fifty cents bottle BY 2. v. Hud-
son
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30

4r, Jake sturm, aalosmau for School
field, Hanauer 6 Co, Memphis, Term,
says: Your Hill & Lockcrt's Iron Tonic
Syrup cured he OF Desperate spell Of
ckIlls. ! have since recommended II to
several of nay travelling friends and it
cured every sne Of them. For sals b.,
3 3. Hudson
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Churches and secrst orasrs.

H-s OF HOEoR-Mees asst and second
SisAy nights in each month.
). Z. vTLE)N, Dictstor.
Al. SHIS EBRoAD, Reporter.
atAsse5IC LoDGE-First Avndaj nisAt Hn sch
'1oath.
a. BAKER, ". n.
JOSH CARTER, secY.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES or HONoB-Meets
third aad fourth Friday nisats il eaeh month
A J. sWINEBBoAD, secy.
NzSBYTERIAF CHUEC E--Isev. ". G. Ready
Pastor. Services every Sunday morning and
night. PraTermeetiug Thursday night.
AATHODIsT. ;CBURCH-Rsv. CD. billiard,
night. PraycrIneo, .rG "Wednesday night.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Rev. =. B. No Neal, Pastor,
&c vices, second Sunday .inseacb month, morl-
ing end night.
CUMBEBIAFR GEScYTERIAN CHURCE-
Rev. i, p. 5aat'. Pastor. Lerviccs third Sun
DAY in cach month. Prayer-meeting each
Thursday hight.
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The Isaad Of Kercy.

The above band is formed of little girls
aud boys, who take upon Themselves the
pledge: 4 viii try to be kind, just and
merciful to al Irving creatures, and Try to
protect them from cruel usage" There are
no fees connected with it,and an estimable,
christian lady Of this community writes us
that she is laboring 70 get the children Of
the community interested in the forma-
ton Of such a band It is laudable
move, ard below are the names Of those
already pledged TO the rule Of kindness
toward all living creatures. Others are
invited TO join the band, and if it is not
coyeuient to gee her in person, take pledge
and serd your names TO Mrs Occie Brooks,
Bolivar. Below is the present member
ship Of the Band:
Occie Brooks, Eva Bills, Clara Bills,
Julia Bills, Ireao Bond, Kato Bond, a5ary
Bond, Matte Tate Cochrare, Julia Jones,
Elizabeth Jones. Hugh Birkman Jones,
Wilbur Jenee, Fannie Irene Jores, Jack
son Jsnes, salelle Jones, Eloise Lewis,
Kate McEeal, Mary AcNesl, Sallie Me
Neal, Robert Swanson, Mol;e Litton,
Robert Wsod Tate, Knox Polk Tate,
southaH Tsts, Marshall Tate. Tssewen
Tate, Mary Tate. Jennie Tate, Laura
Tate, Bessie Tate, Susie Parran, Robert
Walten, Msnaie White, Clara White, r
l.. Walker, Nellie Walker, Alphonso
Young. Herbert Young.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30

You will be surprised while you are in
Bolivar if you viii just drop in n Moore
& harvey's ard see their largs stock OF
Lamps and SO very cheap. glass lamp
complete for 25 cents.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30

A quart OF stump water, an ounce Of
dried peach tree leaves, little black jack
oak bark, and railroad spike, are the
requisites fer an iron B.tters. But te
make true iron tonic,:like Brawn'si Jroa
Tonic, requires the highest scientific
knowledge. It Is the flower Of pharmacy,
the ne plus ultra Of medicines. Fer sale
BY Moore & Harvey
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30

Moore & Harvey HAYS just received =
new lot Of school books very cheap. No
one can meet oar prices on them. Moore
6 Isrvey.