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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
AftacIuoert Notice.

State OF Tennessee. Hardemaa County
+. &. Trousdale W. Attachment, Smith
& Willis
In this case it appearing By affidavit
that the defendants smith & Willis are
Justly indebted to the plaintiff, and are
non-resldents OF the state "a that the'or-
binary process If Laws cansot BE- served on
them, ard an origi al attachment having
been levied on their property, il * there
fore ordered that publication be made in
the Bolivar Bulletin, newspaper pub
li~hed in the town Of Bolivar. foriour
Successive weeks, commanding the said
Smith & Willis 70 appear beforerne. orsome
other ustice of the Peace, at my Office in
Pocahonias- Tenn, on the 9TH DAY Of De
ceinl,eT. 1885, and make defense TO said
saii suit against theni, or Il viii be pro-
cecded with exparte as to them, This,
NV 9, 1885.
] THO5. SHEA, J.P.
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UNDER THE GAS LIGHT.
The Brilliant Display at Moore &
Harvey's Last Night.
Hundreds of People Look at the
UNIQUE and Beautiful.

Hundreds Of People Look at the
Unique and Beautiful.
The illumination ID front of the
store Of Moore & Harvey in Bolivar,
last night, might have been seen
from the top Of the farthest hill. Il
was the reflection Of the br lliancy
which shown over their annual dis
play of Christmas and holiday
goods. Invitations had been issued
and crowd was expected but not
greater than wa@ there. They came
from far and nesr, and at an early
hour standing room could hardly
be obtained III the house.
We are aware that any attempt
10 describe the interior of the store
viii prove u failure, and we viii
only speak % the affair in n gener-
al way. The decorations were
unique and beautiful. and the de-
si..s ottt.sted the skill vt tic artists.
The SICK consisted Of the rarest
collection Of novelties. Rich aud ele,
giant toilet goods in celuloid, couri-
Ously wrought; rare perfumes IN de
cauters encased in elegant pl ush aHd
silk glass, china and terra Gotta
goods in an endless variety; lam s
of the mos beautiful designs thai,
we haYe seen. The col ec,ion Of
toys was endless. Nearly ever,
Conceivable article was there IN miu
iature, tie whole presided over by
odd Kris" himself, who would ocel-
sionolly bob UP from behind the
counter, to the intense delight Of the
large nuhber Of children preseut
It's a vel known fact that Messrs.
Moore q Harvey are always To 30
found up in their business, and they
carry full stock Oi al staple drugs.
paints, brushes, ETC., but we hardly
to see SO large a stock oi
Christmas and holiday goods az they
haye opened here this season. IN
addition they have a complete line
0 French cand Is, and when~wa sat
ley are ci~loi-us. We bp family eN~
P ess It. Their stock of cigars, ant.
sel sral smokers goods is large ano
In closing this motto i is with the
eonciousness that We nave not d1uc
thor OPENING; justice, bar We say I,
1ur TRENDS be your husband or Wile
brother or sister, father or mother,
sweethear or lover, go there when
wish to make a selection of a Suitable
present. There is nothing that yoe
can think of that can't be found in
this carefully selected stock, aud tho
pric are amaZn.glY hw.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

We have re- eived batch S. teaoutions
passed BY the northern excurvion;sts 10
Middle Tennea &c. tha..ling the railroads
over which they trave leo, ans Collnlis-
sioner7 McWair er nd Cat. ior tloua-
ard courtcaira e and-u .hel., on Inc trip
Ne regret thai we ,aanot uu0liah the
resolutioas The party was highly
pleased. many ~ thera having never
been south before, and they wnni hornt
with their mouths ;ull Of p'aises Of our
people aud country, and some Of them
may yet 5ry lands in Tennrssee. 1t Is
es,oI 10 bIii'g the representative men Of
the nor,h 10 tJe southern country. Moth
ing bat observation will disahuse ,heir
ninds Of the nreiudi2e called Sc tional'sm
and we woult 8 glad + we hal many al
4he j11u ;rios- farmers Of Illinois q i
iowa settled "a Hardel1an, but II is not
particularly he yankee 1ins" we
need. Our =, enlc have bra.ns enough.
# we only mad more OF the people. LIT
us have ysn&ee muscle. aoJ the yankee
energy 10 use It, and lie can bring along
BRAIN eno,e h fog bis own as, but we are
unvilja: to have it 80 out il newspapers
aad cireuI - iha5 ous ncorle are 81 aering
TO- yapaoe Sra..s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
GET YOUR ANSWER IN
THE STAE0.7
3. V. Hudson Receives his
FicnCs.
Grand Opening Of Christmas
and Holiday GoOds.

Grand Opening Of Christmas
and Holiday GoOds.
In accordance the. neallv printed
invitations sent out i,y 3. V. Hud-
son to his friends, yesterday marn
ing, he held h1s opening OF Christ
mas and holiday goods last night,
At all early hour his store was pack
ed full and standing in the. rear of
the.ruom the mass ofEumanity pre-
seated a ptrfent sea Of faces. The
old and the young were there, rep
resenting every condition ia life, ali
bent sn looking upon and exams
lining the many useful and beautiful
articles displayed. All that inge-
nuity could do to interest, amuse
and benefit mankind was there IN
miniature, SO complete was his stock
Of toys The show cases gIittered and
sparkled with elegant and costly
glass, china and terra cotta wares.
One case especially was tile delight
Of the Indies, that in which was ar
ranged one Of the finest stocks of
toilet goods ia celuloil hat we have
seen. These gools were truly beau
tiful, and are rare outside If the
largest cities. Il ws,9 mystery to
US, and We inquired how he succeed
ed in SO neatly arranging 50 large a
stock Of Christmas and holiday goods
in Tie hJn8e that already seemed
fall to overlooking with dGugs, i at
rnt medicines. chemicals. etc, End
the busy merchant replied, get your
a. swer IN the stars He couldn't
tell rs, bnt said, "thore are yet mere
10 come aud the young people Of
H,u Geman viii never have such an
opportunity to get CI.risfn'as pres
ents again. 1t would be impos8iyie /
to particularize in his notice, and !
vs. advise the pubic, and the young
gentlemen particularly who are
contemplating making CHRIS mas
presents, to look titfoegh livestock
and you are almost certain to be
pleased t. ere. Aud tie young la
dies vino wish to make presents CIR
find handsome articles thee suitable
for Presenting to any friend. In ad
di;ion to tais large and beautiful
stock Of &. $, Hudson hts full
stock Of elegant French candies,
fresh AMI pure, NUS, raisens, etc.
His st, ok OF TOD; ccoe, q. ais, ipes
ETC., is full, and Iii, 81 Od~ his
ire are OF. the best. Go and see
Tor yourselves. and don't forget
when you price his goods that they
are As cheap as Inc cheapest.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
intsrest;nr EZoa. fences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer Of
Columbus, Ca, tells his experience, thus:
For three yea. have tried every reme,ly
on the market for Stsmache and Kidney
Disorders, hut got no relief, until used
Electric Bitters.s Took FIVE 6sttles and
am now cured, and think Electric Bitters
the Best Blood Pari6er in the word. p
Major A b. Reed, 81 We. Liberty. Ky
SAYS: Nothing has ever done me 80 mach
good as Electric Bitters -
Sold at ffty cents bottle by B. v
Hudson
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Safe cf Teunee &c, Hartcnl;.n County,
A. McJ.Arty, agent J. ". Gibbin VS.. A.
Gooden.
In this GAUGE 1t appearing by affidavit
that the defendant A. GOoden, Is Justly
indebted 10 the plaintiff and is non
resident Of the STATE, 20 that the erdinar,
process OF law cannot be served on him
and an original attachment having bear
levied on his property, it Is therefore or
dercd that publication be DIade in Iii.
Bolivar Bulletin, q newspaper published
in rhe town Of Bolivar, for four successive
", eks, commanding Tie said ) Gooden 10
appear before ms, OF some other ecting
Justice Of the Peace, ? my office n
Grand Junction, Tenn, in the First Civil
Distrfet Of II ardeman County. on the 26.h
Day Of April, 1885, an. MAKE defense 70
said suit against him, d il VII DO pro-
ceeded with ex Parte.
w. D. MAULD-N, J. P. Of II. G.
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=
on Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ready return
thanks to the friends who Oh We'd
nesday gave them another expression
of their kindness.
Sheriff Yopp shipped six recon-
vlcts 70 the penitentiary last week,
leaving only three prisoners confined
in the county jail.
Mr.. j. w. Haily, of Rice Texas,
has been visiting his old home in this
county tor TWO weeks. lie Will re-
turn to Texas next week, lie Is
pleased with The Lone Star sta.e.
Mr.. R. Z. Doyle, who is a natiye
OF this county, AMI who did u large
and lucrative bdamess q. oxford,
Miss, fer many years, failed at Furt
Smith, Ark, on the 4ih inst. LA
bilities, $4,000
Bir. Chas. Z. McClanaban. Of
jackson, and bliss Evi4 Cliff, forin-
erly OF Bolivar bn5 now Of jackson,
were married III that Guy tits week;
Dir, 4. 4. Disi,nan will be at
Hickory Valley "a Tuesday next and
viii lender h.> profe: siouai services
% his friends and the pn;'ilc there.
He will spend onIy 81 few days there.
The sentence Of John Leveret for
one year 10 tile penilenti,ry for ma
licious stabbing was cCmmat,gd to
three months i'll the county jail, ana
he is now serving out tie tine.
Levcret lived near Pocahontss, and
has family
Mr.. L. s, Lihdsev. ofJac}4on who
is SO we'll klo8n ~ Bo.ivae, as the
aojuatec oi several leading iusur
ance cou.lan.es, lied Of PARALYSIS at
Hot Springs, ark. Tuesday morn
ing last. lie was popular gepJe
mau with all who Knew nm. He
leaves a wife ard SIX chilaren
The pas4elge. tran. stops IT Bo -
just i've seconds, as Is inraria be
announced hy the t,:,iu portes. It
is 1be curtom of 2eltlenleu To stand
upon he platform Of the ladies car
at least three seconds and discuss
TIE hotels, argue with the parties
etc, and if there are ladies who want
to get on or ott lie cars, they have
20 wait uu;It b SC discussions are
ended, We s@spectiuIly cell the at
tention Of the gentlemen u and tie
railroad authorities TO this practice.
Tie Rev, E. B. MrEcal preached
at the Babtist church on last Sun
day night, and during his discourse
WIS forced to rep,ove certain young
laiies and gentleman, as many a
three differelt times, for their mis-
behavior Sdch occurrences are
very rare III B livar. We dislike
exceedingly to have to refer to mat
ters which do not reflect credit on onr
community, and only do so now win |
the hope that this public notice of
such thoughtle S and shameful con
duct may tend 10 prevent i,s repeii-
tior in the sp.ure. N".hjng ls more
dishonorine to an individual. or a
community, t2an an exhibition Of u
want'of proper regar' 5or the Church
and It's ordinances. People @ho can
rot behave thenl,ei res at church
would DO We'll to say at-home.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
Running the Farmers ISlainsas.


The average cuuu;ry newspaper sets
itself mp az an especial adviser lor thu
formers Of The district IN which il is pub
lished. And SOME 81 hem talk lear leliy
upon the subject oi prlctical agriculture
when really their editors would hesitate
before they could tell whether tur0ile
grew ON vine or bush. We dom; know
anything about practic:1 agriculture, We
wish we did. Then If We had a piece Of
land, mule, n few hogs aud COW, We
think we could get .salong without a III ri
cage. A least, We would try 10 raise
what W. eat at home. Ii is well enough
fer newspapers 20 discuss matters par
aiming to agriculture, tie modes pract;c-
ell i,y farmers in other sections. and the
profits and loss IN certain products, ETC.,
but when it comes to the cheeky" in5in-
Us ion that good farmer don't know his
a.Isiu, and needs the udvise end counsel
Of a coIutry edi.oi, who couldn't holi a
pillow in Q ten-aefe lield, We think tie cd
iJor is going beyond his calling. Might
as well assume to advise the msrcAar,
about tho goods he shopld put on thc
r,ig rxei, 0, che mechanic about his dlly
work.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

- Tlsa attention OF the public is called to
the new linshOp aud stock Of cooking and
heating stoves owned and conducted by
ar. John Go,lini, inl ioilv r-zEiii MIR. Col
lina IL himself PructicaIg,inncr. and
doe his own work, and when he an
nounees that he will do work cheaper than
anybody, hS means exactly what lac says.
HIS stock 81 cooking stoves is the best, and
each stove il furnished with a complete
AZ If vessels lnade Of the best material.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

AR. Frauklin's two bueaHtics; 4 ship
at sea, and field Of ripe waving wheat.
Thee are beaatiiul. Pat a rcd-iipped
girl Of size springs. Restored y health,
after suffering with torpid liver aud
dumb chills, with tie rich blood coarsine
through her Young veins, with great ma
lures soSses 5loonirg IN keF checks, tel
ling some paie-i,eed eant 7sic, how
I.ow4', Iron raai. eut,3 hvruf ait, IS tIc
f1er,~' timing on e@- Il For sale by
Moore y HARVEY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
Cyst-l Supper.

Tho ladies Of the 2resbs terrain
church will give 40 oyster supper IN
the building owned bv Gen. Molly.
south of court square, on next Tues
day night, 18th inst. Elegant mt
sic will be furnished aud un admis
sion Of 10 cents will be charged for
adults and half price for chiidten.
Oysters Will be served in ali styles
at the popular prices. Proeeeas for
benefit Of the Presbyterian Church.
The ladies earnestly solicit the pat
runage of the public.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

On and after Thursday, Move =
lee Ism, the Illinois 'enlral r. r.
will run weekly through slcerer to
Pam, Decatur, Boomingt2Y, Men-
dota. Freeport, Dutuyue, &auclcs-
ter, Waterloo, It. Dodge, Sioux
CiIy and other northwestern points,
leaving New Orleans st IS I'm. ,
iaumouA 7:5T pm, every Taurs-
day and jackson, Miss; l2.5S am ,
and jackson, Teua'. ll:05 am ev-
cry FRIDAY until thpr notice. II Is
arrangement viii greatly accon mo
date returning Exposition tourists,
and Louisiana, Mississippi ami en-
nessee land seek crs.
J. ". COLEMAN,
Asst. Gent Pass. Agent.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
Iru7ses cheap at IIudson's.


Tie best salve ia the world fu =
srris,s, Sores, Ulcers Salt Kheum, Fever
9orea, letter, ChaPped Hands, Chilblains,
Co1nz, :.nd all Skin Eruptions, and e..si-
lively Dres'Piles, or no pay required. 1t
IS guaranteed tn give perfect satisfaction,
r money refunded. Price IS cents per
tcx. Fer sale BY b. Y. Hudson.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

We were asked by gentleman one day
recently if n certain enterprise OF Hrde-
man cuanIy wac still in oupe, alton, he
remarking that the last opportunity he
mai OF Knowing, il was pro peiing. We
couldn't tell him, sud he suggested Ihat
the advertising eolumas OF the Bulletin
might solve the problem. We prompt.
informed him th.,t the .i0ii,uu had no
such advGrtiNemeuL AnI 1T il the enter
prize wss still ia exis, nC,., ~ could not
speak by the card, i0arvyr gladly We
would de- %. iIe than ID "a liz 'hv IA.
iormalioa thaI wa " re wtl NJ 10 give
him had we beva ah and w.. thaasod
him for lhia ''psiuisr
P.s.-We have siaos tea aej thst the
eutsrprise If "a olseraliJl.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

I have large stock Of Cooking Stoves
AMI Heating Stoves old style cross lin
ware, stamped ware, lamps, barb wire,
country hglh4w ware sc. DEFY campeJi-
tom. Also prepared to do Roofing and
guttsring at short notice.
}. II. Johnson.
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.ro ng.l. at Ha.lsoa'a

tn~ The trzes; N.ck ana Ircates
sar -,v IF the foll3wfng goods, in Bolivar.
yzaes Mus;achc clps. Dolls, Scrap Books
Album, b. tn Autograph aud Photograph,
Whiting de4kr, Picture Fr'mes, Airro =
fire works. Fresh candies AMI a. thousand
o.a.r things 10 nuarr1Is to mention. J.
.vij, il,epe ton AMI challenge co'npcti-
tior ll"ass cali rve Hc and ] viii civ.
y. 70 rat stnc.iun. Respectfully,
r. Y Hudson.
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Cue IouIlllltad tells.

10 carc thia Distressing malady, wh.ca
renders the sufferer unit Tor duties VI life
snd lass the foundation for train OF
other discusses lhe is no remedy that can
compare with "Manshesd's Chill and rs-
ver Tome ID is chaap, eilective, and
thoroushiy endorsed 10y the presssnnd tbs
people Of The suuth. Try ono bottle and
you wall meyer uae any other. l. is put
alb IL soc and 81 SIZES. Prepared by the
iu-fgtJ Mea,einv CO., Of Memphis,
Teaa., sni ,1g s.,,o by d-uggistsigeueraI'y
Id n.vcr Tails 10 cure ~ every e.,se
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
A Captains Fortunate Discover

Capt. Coleman, schr., Weymouth, ply
ing between Atlantic City and X. Y, had
been troubled with cough so that he was
unable 20 sleep, and was induced TO try
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. 1t not only gave him instant relief
but allayed the extreme soreness in his
breast. Ills CHILDREN were similarly affect
Cd and a single dose had the same happy
effect DR. Kings New Discovery is now
the standard remedy in the CoIernan
household and on board the schooner.
Free trial bottles Of this standard Rem
rdy at B. V Hudsons' Drug Store.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Dsnt forget to go to Hudson's for Drug
Pants, Oils. Brushes, Toilet Soaps, Fine
Perfumes, Lamps, etc, chtnpest house IA
Bolivar.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Pr headache, coated tongue, bad
breath, aching and pains ia the limbs.
and other synptoms iudic1ting.a torpid
liv,r. use Hill Il Lockerts Compound
Npodophyllin Liver Pills. Wholesale and
LII at fIu1ann3s
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

We have jpss received l barrel Of each
Of the following: Lard Oil. best, Black,
Golden Machinery, Castor Machine.
Castor, best Salts. Copperae, Alan, Vene-
tim red, Mineral Paint, Sulphur, Linseed
OIL. Sal-soda Resin. We intend to sell
these at the lowest price, and don't forge'
il. No ore shall aeil them cheaper than
n. Moore & Harvey.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Keep = keen eye VuI Tor our -Gilt Bdte
circular describing our Holiday goods. Il
will pay you to s,v il. Moore = uarye.
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CHURCHES and so,ret ordsrs.

RNiGHTs cF HONOR-|oet fra an'i. see'n
Fs.4ny aishis in raeh 1aauth.
j. A. Wfi4SD... Dictator
Al s1y!SEa' uAn. Rep7 ser.
MASONIC LoDGE--E4rst Monds. .nishti in eaeA
Haonth.
J. A. BAKER, ". N.
JOSH CAETER, ::seev.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES on HoNoR-Aee's
rsf an fourth Fritay aishts.in'e4eh .noNth-
LsWISEBR0AD, s-cy-
\ asts g1RIAc5 CaURcH-l;ev. W. g. Ready
Pats-. Services every Sunday morning aud
.sr4I r-s7erncs Ing RI .slsy night.
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. G. r. billiard
issr prsyermeetins weln'|iay nj H..
HArrtsr 1uuRcH-Itev y. 2. MoNeal, Pastor
e,,fcez second sunday. in each month, morn
-; taj n.5l-
q. -aL&sD pREsBYrERt%S CHURCH
,.7 L. j, .s.ait., .Fastor. hervices-thiFd sun
8ay IT, eaoA month. PrAyer-ueeting each
It.,r.tay akht
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To the FARMERS and Merchants Of Har-
fsaIaaan County.
Oct. 10 Ct.

Mixed paint the best, for less money
than any store in Town, and broad guar-
antee given ut Moore & HsrTey'A
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

FOR cheap heating and cooking stoves,
snd the best tia work for the least money,
call On jslln Collins.
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Non Reeident Eotioe.

In the County Court a. Har.lenlan
County. Tennr$Hee,-M. d. Jones ct. nj.
vs.. Lula Davis et ais Petition to sell
land for division. No 1859 r. D.
In this cause il appearing from the
petition whscb is sworn to that the drfen-
dants J. =. Davis, Lula Davis, Nellie Da-
via, St.niey ifevio and Daisev Davis are
ron-reSitlefIta 81 the Stale of Tennessee.
1t is ordered chat publication be mads for
four successive weeks in the Bolivar Bul-
letin Newspaper published at Bolivar
Tennessee, requiring said defendants J. f.
Davis, Inia Davis, Nellie DAVIS, Stanlev
Davis. and DaiSev Davis te enisE their
appearance herein by or within the first
three days 0i the January term 1885 OF
he County Court Of Harleman County
Tennessee, TO bg held st Bolivar, Tenne>-
ace on Monday. the 4ih day of January
1856 rnd plead answer or demur to the
.e1tion in this cause or the same viii he
sken for COME sed as to them and set Tor
earring exparte. This the 18th day oi
November, 1885.
", w. Farley, &. & II.
Wood Il McNeal Solicitors fer Petitioners
To the FARMERS and Merchants of Aax-
derstn County.
1 have just completed a.good cOnven-
int cotton platform on Gen T. f. Neely''
lot and bought from the factory new
pair of Fair Bank 0 ton scales, aRd ]
respectfully solicit your patronage.
Respectfully,
NC. Nuek-ils.
Oct ~ 81
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

More TOYS, Plush goods, novelties, etc,
than were ever pnt'On exhibition in BolI-
var at Hud .on's
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DIRECTORY.


C. ANDERSON, C'sa.rsn1n County Court
W w.FA-LEY, Cfrfg:
y YoPP. Sheriff.
II. n. AMM0Ns, register.
!. q. SAVAGE, Trastee..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

THos. J. FiIFPIN, udae. sonerville, Tenn.
4 80. q. ADAMS, Clerk.
coart meets "a Mondays In Mares. July and
Euy, mher.
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You will be SURPRISED while you are IL.
Bolivar if .oa vail just trop in ST Moore
a Haryvy's aai see their large stock oi
Lamps aud SO very pheaf. a glass lamp
snplete Tor rs oeuta.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

The fairest proposition We CA mote
you is To cure Won of.chilla or charge 10 h
iag. HI! & Lockert's Tonic NO Cure,
No pay" For sale by B. v u udson,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11
COMPARATIVE WORTH OF BAKING POWDERS.

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REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CT7F7FTsTs
AS to Purity 2vl,oesomcI.ea Royal Baking
81 qg9 sssd a9aso loyal nalog purchased
of 5te5 o0 Of h5n dess q me ana d.
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Arneeo@ Inatsata EoT York State
vi aca Taysi raIs and BoasaS Of
worth various Baking
pound can Of each po~ier vas tn e tot H S eae
each calculated t0 result being indicated
Powder knows practical pound
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-12-11

Ncuraljue cures neuralgia and neural-s
gle or rheumatic p.ins in head, eyes or
limbs. 90 cents "a druggisiS.