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SAVANNAH MARK EFT.
oFF1CE OE rHN MoRNING NEws.

OFFICE OF til & MORNING NEWS, }
SAVANNAH, July 3. 1885, p. NJ.
CoTToN.-The market is without change OF
moment. The sales were of small lots, with
prices generally unchanged. On Change at
the midday call the market was reported dull
and nominal, with sales OF IS bales at quota
tions. The following are the official spot quo
- q
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Per Charleston ana Savannah Railway,
July ga cars ice. 100 caddies tobacco, ! cnse
organs ] COOP chickens. Is bbls spirite tur.
oaufisc. 80 Dbs resin and maas
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NAVAL STORES,-The market Tor spIrIts
turpentine shows much irmness on moderate
offerings. Holders were strong, and generally
asking higher than the advance. There was
a good inquiry, but business wss light. At the
Board of Trade on the opening call 341sc was
closing cell it was firm at 35c for regulars.
sales ITO casks. RosIn-The market is held
firmly, but the buying is moderate, while sup
plies on offer are steadily falling of. At the
Board of Trade on the first call the market
was firm, with sales of Is barrels at the fol-
lowing quotations: 81 90, d 81 o., e 81 10,
F 81 %, G 81 35, H 81 rs, 50 40, X 81 50, NJ
So %, n SO 3716, window glass and water white
nominal. At the closing call 1t was firm,
with further sales of ll3 barrels at unchanged
prices. except for n, which sold at So 30, WIN
dow glass at SO so, and water white at 50 S713.
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Vegetables 10 sew York. Philadelphia, Bal
tiuiore ana Boston, standard busnel crates
$50 calh. barrria. TO each. By special con-
tracts. statdaid bushcl crates, $50 each; bar
rels. zoo uaeh.
fl1rr.r.ttuy ppnnTfrU
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following quotations

NEW YORK, July 3.-The weekly statement
OF the associated banks, issued from the clear
ing house to day, shows the following changes:
Loans increased, SO, 800; specie increased
$l63,000; legal tenders decreased, S9lQ 700;
deposits increased, 81, O35.300; circulation de-
creased, 81, 400; reserve decreased, 81 sS, 525
The banks now hold s6l, 607, sos in excess Of
the % per cent. rule.
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CONSOLIDATED COTTON STATEMENT FOB TUE
nLnE,r ENInTNa LII v 1SSh

THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET
RECEIPTS AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEKS
ENDING JULY AND JUNE 26 AND FOR
THIS WEEK LAST YEAR
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NH TIMBER IT beIOW these Hgul
FKEIGHTS.

LUMBER.--By SlU.-There is some inquiry
for tonnage, and several cargOes are Offering
for eoast ports, but rates are yet weak AZ
our limits. We quote 81 25a5 as the range Of
prices from this and the near Georgia ports
on lumber to Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York and vicinity. Timber is 50cafl
higher than lumber rates; to the West
Indies aud windward. seas: 20 South
America, sl2al4; TO spanish and Mediterra-
mean ports, Sl0al2; tO United Kingdom for
ordcrs. climber. 30.; lumber f5. BY steam
% New York, 81; to Philadelphia, 81 to Bo5-
ton. 50.
Market firm. tonnage in good re-
quest. FOREIGN Cork. etc. for or
ders, Be- Gd and, Or, IS. CoAsrwIsE.-
6tc0m-lo Boston. zoe on rostn, 81 ON spirits;
f0 New York, rosins soc. spiri soc; Philadel-
phia. rcsin 20c, spirit5 soc; TO Baltimore, rosin
30c NbiFits zoe.
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MARIrIME MIaCELLANY.

steamer C0hanim "a missing. british str
Cohanin, Capt Steele, hds been reported arr
rived ~ Hamburg May 20 from Co0saw, 5 o.
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to V show w ! decrease compared conf With last
year in the weeks receipts Of 5000 bales, and
a decrease IN shipments Of 10000 bales, and
the shipments since Jan. l show decrease
of 2S7. 600 bales.
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$GlppiHg.
ONLY Direct LINE TO FRANCE.
General Transatlantic Co.
SblppiHs

ID ETWEgN New York and Hayre, from pier
II No. AZ n. T., foot OF Morton street.
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by
ing The Channel 10 u small boat. Special train
LEAVING the Company's dock az llRvre Director
Paris on arrival Of steamers. Baggage check
ed ut New York through 70 Paris.
EORMANDIE, TRANQUIL, WEDNESDAY.
Jdlvs. Pm.
ST. LAURENT, DE- JoUssELIN, WEDNEs-
DAY. July IS, An.
AMERiQUE. SAETELLt. WEDNESDAY.
July p, 2P.M.
ST. GERMAN, TRAUB, WEDNESDAY
July ~. Gan.
PRICE OF PASSAGE INCLUDING wine):
TO HAYRE-Flrst Cabin 500 and $50; SEQ
ond Cabin 800 Steerago t22 including wine,
bedding and utenbila.
Checks payable at sight In amount 10 suit
the Banque TranantiantQue Of Paris.
louis DE BEBtAN, Agent, Bowling
Green. foot Of Broadway, MY.
or WfrlDEV Z co. Aaeutg 49, Fnr>sash.
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WVIIDE 10 HMM HIfos
Tho custom house win be closed during
to-day.
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0o1frtrrrial.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
-r,cr OF THE MORNING NEWS, J
TN SAVANNAH, GA, July ., leoo'>

WEEKLY REPORT.
e,,1 REMARKs.-Business IN the gen
0,i-a.,-at for the past week has continued
and beyond clearing the way lor 'ne
s'0"' f.u trade new demand was amin
oou', The trading for the week mas Deeh
Poi - with an odd order here and there
iN undressing in volume, but quite as
gnu ,,snal at this period of the year.
a. not. however, of very great import
u w. 1,bare were no new features, and most
,-,srtments present holiday appearance
rroceries and provisions the movement
Borrowed down to retail basis. W nile
" we're no appreciable changes IN values,
'' rho lending staples were very weak.
lr, Goods there was nothing doing, ana
~ ysolinq was merely a nominal one. In most
4so-1ires a very dull feeling pervaded the
rpat nothing either in the movement or
I'D being of interest. The activity pre-
-.slr noted in the milling and grain trade
sbont subsided, all orders having been
ps,isaed. and nothing of interest transpired 8,
-.ines continuing steady. Collections were
Ter inactive and slow. Money was easy
10 socurities dull. For conditions and quo
'l.,,rs of the different markets the following
report will show.
S,v.r. STOREs.--The market for spirits
.,rpentine during last week was rather err
otic at times, but for the most part 1t was
irominal. with buyers and sellers apart. The
larger holders were very firm, and were gem
orally asking higher than the current prices.
The inquiry throughout the week was active
st g4l.c freely bid for regulars, but there was
iitrie business doing owing to the hrmness
If factors The market closed to day strong at
an advance of fully y cent. The sales for the
,rerE were about 1920 casks. Rosn-The
Market was firm for all grades except pales,
Ig6icb declined slightly while the medium
rredes were advanced, The offerings were
mite limited and business as whole was
small. The inquiry was very fair, but there
,gas some scarcity of desirable grades.
The sales for the day we're about 800 barrels.
In another column will be found a weekly
comparative table of receipts and exports
nom the first of April to date, and for the
same period last year, showing the stocks on
hand and on shipboard not cleared. together
with the closing quotations of day.
CorTON.-A limited inquiry prevailed and
the market was in thar dull, featureless con-
ditioD which has characterized it for some
ti,ne past IT was entirely nominal for want
Of stock Prices have continued unchanged.
The total sales for the week were only 90
bales. This following are the official spot quo
taiions Of the Cotton Exchange:
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Evviva (Nor), Bruhn, to load for
United Kingdom or Contradictions Il Co.
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NAVAL STOREs.-Ihe receipts Tor inc past
week have been Sam barrels spirits turpcn-
tine aud a,0l6 barrels rnsin. The exports
were (. 500 barrels spirits turpentine and A,lif
barrels rosin. moving as follows: To View
York, lpl barrea apiritG turpcutine ana z,Htp
barrels rosiu; b. Boston so barrels eplrite tllr-
pentne and =. ln5 barrels rosln, TO Baltimore,
les harrea npirits turpentine and 7j2 barrels
rosm; to Phi adelphia, 2l3 barrels spirits tur-
penlineand ba3 barrels rosin; 10 the interior.
10 barrels spirits turpcuttne ana 80 barrels
rOsin; 90 Cork Cor Orders. 5000 barrnis spirits
turpcutne and tt8 lrrrels rDsln, % Hull l.9uu
barrels epirifs furncntine aud l,slj barrels
rosin; lo Brietol. f.bli barrels spirits turpen-
tine. We quote. q si. ID ST o5. y ~ Is, Il
81 20. e 81 a5 ID an rs. So tt, x O. s5. n IS -.
ii 80, window glass So ~, water white
So 4-iE Imrnanflfe "a
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, JULY l. 1885.

Receipts, Shipments and Stock from ApriJ !,
1875, TO dGte, and for the oorrespondip3 dd5s
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Shinnittn gmielIiarmrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-rHIs DAY.
SUHRI5Es Observation-Disclosures.
sun SETS. ......... 1903
HIGH WATER at Fl Pulaski. - 100 NJ, 1900 P
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Boston and Savannah
STEAMSHIP CO.
FOR BOSTON DIRECT.

THE frst-claas iron steamships Of this COM
L paRy are appointed to sail every Thurs
day from Boston az p. Nj from Savannah as
f0llows-standard time:
CITY OF MACON, CAPT. WIZ. KELLEY.
THURsDAY, July 0, at 3 80 Pm.
GATE CITY, CAPT. D. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July rs, at 9:c0P.M.
CITY OF MACON, Capt. W. KELLEY.
THURsDAY, July %, az Pm.
GATE CITY, CAPT. d. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, July ~, atsP.M.
Through bills Of lading given to New Eng
land manufacturing points and to Liverpool
The cOmpaDy's wharVes ia both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all railroads
leading ont Of the two cities.
RICHARDSON a BARNARD, Agents.
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nEpARTEn YEsTERnAY.

Steamer Ethel, Gibson. Cohen's Blun and
way landings-W z Gibson, Manager.
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is, '' ,,'o,L MOVEMENT FOR THE wKgK End
spotn,,.ti %, loa1. And ron rnE COHEE-
'piNu WEEKS oF 1884 AND lsss.
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10 NNlW YORK.

THE magnificent steamships OF this com.
n pany are appointed to sail as follows
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Banks.
RRIas.

Regnbuen Nor, 279 tons, Olsen, Bristol, cl,
M S Casullch II Co.
Lewis l. Squires, 424 tone, Overton, New York
cld-JOs A Roberts 4 Co.
Two briggs.
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, July market quiet al
unchanged; sales l40 barrels.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Agriculture.

- - 'fhs Importance Of sow1ng wheat
shallow il lndicatCdaby The fact that
a bnshel contains $50, 900 grains Of
wheat. IF avery grain terminated,
there would he no necessity for ever
a half buahol Of seed, and they will
come very near doing so If planted
not oyer two inches in depth. But
the habit Of sowing wheat broadcast,
ard blowing 1t in, puts over half the
grain 40 deep that the infaonse OF
the sun fails to roach them, and they
ret in the ground. Hence the great
advantage ofdfilling ever broadcast
sov1nR. The drill rarely places the
grain over two inches, and bub few
grains fsil to eOme up. BY the u.s.
IT the drill, half bushcl does a.
we'll as buahel and peck broad.
caak In a series Of experiment.
maize by the Knoxville Experiment
al Farm, il was shown that Their
was no material difference between
a halt bughel and three recks, on
yielding about AZ we'll as the other
Spirit ofths Farm.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Wire fences.

People think wire fences are new
Invention. Barbed fences certainly
are. But in 1916, Mcssrs, White
& Hazard, ut their works on the
6chuylkili Falls, advertised the man
ufacture Of wire for fencing purpos-
es. They were built in limited
numbers around Philadelphia dur
ing that and subsequent years.
These gentienea published y let
ter addressed to The President of the
A griculcturI Society of Pennsyl-
vania, making elaborate calcutta
lions as to the cost and advantages
IF wire fences.
In speaking of the cost Of q wire
fence, they said: "We have given II
fair trial at the Falls, with the
neighborho0d, and is remarkable
that even dogs avoid passing over
it." 1t was Recommended that
"living trees" besused as 81 Institutes
for posts, aud that the wire used b,
protected by !. coating of linseed OF
or paint. OF cLurse the feucs OF "tbt
Falls" was without barbs, which are s
modern inyention.-Sp;rit Of til,
Farm.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
October Oron Report.

The crop report for October from
the National Bureau has .just reach,
Ms. 1t alters the former reports in
NO material amount. WheSt is now
fully sscertained to be $50, 900, 900
bushela- With large European and
Indian crops the export demand
will be slight. hence that amount
Will supply the demand, with small
surplus, which, added to last years
Surplus, will be fully enough tor all
foreign demand.
Corn is nos rated at 95~~the high
est figure since 1879. We are now
tasty aatiG6od the scare shout the
scarcity of corn from the drought
@as false alarm. Any ons can
dstermino the character of our col n
crop by looking at tho specimens OH
s,tr Pablo Square for sale. Il is
large IN the ear and fall. There
will be large surplua, and no fears
of scarcity need lie enter tanned
with a reasonable economy.
Oats are good-better than FOR
years, free OF rust, and grain plump
and full.
The potato -Gsop:is DOT, so good as
was once believed. Tue rot in the
large potato PDedu,jng states has cut
short the supplY,,asei those who have
any late potatoes will be lsapPy +
learn that the demand for them viii
balance against the low prices of the
rspring.
The high con&tlan of cotton ia
june and July WAS not maintained.
Drought, storms, insects, add exces-
Aive rams have greatly reduced its
condition, aud now it is rated AT
'7s, and per aero At four jenths 81 a
.baio. rhe greatest decline is in tine
region of the highest yield, taDa re-
ID kcing tie relative prodEctien.
Tie increase Of acreage since 1879
is placsd by the Departmental 2e
psr cent, which willsase it from
anv very great reduction Ia lie *
greyste sGpnh. Il Eevcr, fhs date
of killing frost viii yot Influence
4he amount OF tie cIor. i IS. /
this late date, object 10 va,.a1Ion
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
W . " 4 II
Ter Health and Happiness are Matters Of
Grsat Concern t. all Mankind.


NEAR MARIETTA, ia.
Some months ago gotta bottle If Dr.. J. Bradfiski's
Fem lie Regulator, ana used il III my family win
great saLisfactiOu- have recommended 1t to three
anilies ana they have found il to be just what IS
claimed for it. The females who hav- Used il
in perfect health and able to attend 70 their
household duties. REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
STATE or Georgia, Troup County.
I hare examined the recipe OF DR.. Josiah Brad
field, and pronounce il 10 be combination Of mctii-
cines great merit ii the treatment of ali females
for which ne recommends it.
Nm. T. BKssLFI, n, D.
SPKINGFIELD, FESS.
Dr.. j. BRADPIELp Dear Sir--My daughter has
been suffering for many years with that dreadful
sllictiou known Female Disease, which cost
me many dollars and -llOtv outstanding I had tle
best medical attendance, could not fFd rel I
nave Use many other kinds OF medicine witho any
effect had jus about iven her up, was ont Of
heart, bur happened in thu store Of W. ~. Ecker,
several weeks since, and he, knowing my dau,l-
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1 delighted with its fleets that bought sew
rral more bottles Of it and knowing what I do
about ii, If today, one OF my family was S,ring
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my daughter sound and well, and myself s3d wife
do most hearth recommend your Female Regulator
be jutt what il is represented to be.
Resp II. d. FEATHERSTON.
Treatise on the Health and Happiness Of Woman
mailcdfree, TIE BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.
un23Iy Box Is, Atlanta. Ga.
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A Strange Sight in the Sky.

A singuls, spectacle was Observed
in the heavens yesterday morning
about 1870 O'clock. First there
was a brilliant flash aud then a
tongue Of fame shot out horizontal
ly some fifteen er twenty feet, az il
seemed. This fame seemed to the
beholdcr 10 be about two feet inEsdi-
annetorsat.one end and tapered to 3
bright star at the other. The comet,
as it wery, vas very brilliant for
about q quarter of a minute, then it
gradually faded away, snd ns it dis
appeared four meteors shot out from
this point in rs many different di-
rections. The air was very clear all
this tim'., and the heavens were dot
ted with inumerabIs stars. i Port
land (Me.) Press.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Pa6taring Corn Fields.

There is some timely advice We
wish to give iaTRcrs just now, and 1t
rests with lheRa whether or not they
vii. act upon Is ThA time is now on
hand for coFn-gsi herring, @nd before
il is finished, aid the stock turned
ON the fields. We beg leave to say
Don't do it. If il we're only known
how much damage, and of seriou.
character. is done the fields, Nc
farmer would ever practice il. The
benefits resulting are SO slight, 3"
d.rbt'ul- there is ne excuse for it.
Whlle thesinjury is SO palPable and
evident. we cannot see how any one
wi practice pasturjng corn-6elds.
The leavisgs are nIthinG but few
dead leaves a44d shucks, utterly
worthless, while the stalks are, il
possible, still more worthless. They
are, we say, worthless, but only t.
tie stock. To some extent they re-
turn to the soil the vast amount oi
nutriment principles taken from 1t
intact, al except telegram itself /
fhiR is picked of in addition to the
necessary grain, it impO1 erishes th'
roll with great rapidity; but return
I'd, they help to enliysn the soil Anc
render it more porous by lis me
chanical mixture. This is not all
The ground is so packed and hard
ened that it renders good cultivation
almost inposaible ths next year
We have then on the one side pack,
ing and hardening the ground an'
impoTerishIng tie soil by til" r-mov
nj of the debris Of corn crop, an'
rs an offset to this the only benefi
done is the few ears Of corn accident
ally lett IN the field, which can b
picked up with great advantage b,
a few shoats. We trust this sug
gostion may be Of benefit TO som
f..rmer :.who may have thonghtlessll
intended pasturing his fields afle
corn is gatheged.-Spirit of tn,
Farm.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30

uAR WHO sUFFERED MENTAL AND
PHYSICAL AGONY RIGHr YEARS FRO
CLAIMS HIS HAPP1BEss.
Mental agony Is dreadful, but when that
and physical ailrnent combine, It is simply
terrible. Such was the condition Of Geo,
". Frampton, Of Huntington, w. We,
for eight years. he was q sufferer Of no
crOses-thAt Is, the leg bone At the ankle
was inflanled and mortified, which caused
running sores he says: Pieces OF bone
the size Of silver three cent piece came
out Of the sores on my leg. The discharge
from the sores Tas almost continual, and
Ras unable to walk, For eight years
have been doctoring. had been under
the treatment Of a physician at Newport,
Ky. for year; another at Burlington, o.,
attended me for three yeRrs. and doctor
hero at Huntingdon worked with me fer
. long time. None Of them did mo any
good. and they all finally said ny ease
was hopeless. a few months ago com
menced trying PRpUSA, and now ! am
well, / can walk as good 40 anybody,
and have perfect use of my limbs"
Mr.. An Luck, Wooster. Ohio, vriteE;
DR.. HARTMAN, Columbus, O. / hare
been a great suffe7er from that dreaded
disease, chronic catarrh of the stomach.
I have thoroughly tried your MANALIS,
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Mr.. Edgar Farte, Smeltzcr 2. o, Elk
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some of my friends they experienced
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Mt l. r. Wollcn, 4s and AZ Ross
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highly recommend it to all. have ap-
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w. w. Russell, druggist, Canonsburg,
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PERUSA. l have sold immense quantities
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there is no medicine like il for tonic Or
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Calista Fishel, Malvern, Ohio, writes
4" I take pleasure Recommending the use
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hut few bottles Of PEEC:sA entirely
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30

of quarter Of = million Of bales.
The condition Of the crop III Tennr :
see is pus al H. The Department
predicts an increase on the last crop
Of a million bales. subject to the con
ditions above alluded to, that Of
early or late frost, pleasant, open
weather, or rains and storms
Sweet pu Rtoss are unusually Gne,
the late rains having compensated
for the long drought. The crop will
be lsrEe, and quality good. A long
er continuance OF growing weather
will still further improve the crop,
as trey are now growing more rapid
: than at any time since planted.
S-rghum IL in fine condition, anc
we arc safe for !pleiity .,of syrup
The quality is better han usual, an,
in some localities 300 gallons hav,
been made per acre.
| On the whole year, we have n
grounds for complaint for reason
able people. A scare existed 70
awhile, as we always have som
grumblers who.would seek starva
ton II il couId be found. The past
ures are all green, frost hAs not ye
come, stock IS fat, our cribs are fu
pork plentiful, and with the exceptlo
, Of wheat, we are safe tor provision
t another year. Spirit Of the Farm
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
Tommy Learned It.

Papa. how do nations get into
war with eaeh other?". asked Tom
my Soasonby-
Sometimes one way and some
times another, said the father.
"Now, there are Germany and Spain
They came near getting into war be-
cause = Spanish mob took down the
German flag"
mo, my DEAR" put in Mrs, Sea
sonby, that wasn't the reason.
But, my darling,;' said Mr. S.
"don,t You suppose know. Yos
are mistaken. That waF the rea,
son"
NO, dearre, you ara miste1 ken.
It was because the Germans
''M,s. Seasonby. l SAY it was be-
jcaase-
4Peleg, you know better. You
are only trying to-
Madam, | don't und crstand that
your opinion was asked in this mar
ter, anyway"
IVY ell, / don't want my boy in
structed by an old igncramus."
"See here, you imPudsnt-"
Put down your cane, you old
brute Don't you hristle up to me,
or I'll send this rolling pin at yOur
head, yoa old
Meyer naittd interrupted Tom
NV, guess 4 know how wars be-
gin. - Chicago News
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-30
sCKOrUOUs ULCERS.


NII.A2lA, NlA., J NM I$E.I
] haYe been afflicted with = chronic run
ming scroiUiuGs ulcer of my leg f~r num-
Der Of years which has steadily resisted all
treatment until | secured i. &. b. 81 few
boitles Of which healed the ulcer and cnred
ne. My brother fer ten years had an ex-
enFive running ulcer on his leg which
could not be cured, d few boItlrs OF =
e. 3. acted like magio-hea!ing he ulc,4
and Importing strength to his whole synteiI.
live at Morris mills nov,a OF this city.
4. P. MoU0EAIp.