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West Tennessee Star,
J. C. BOSE, Liocal Editor.
LX1NOIS CENT a
CARI,
TIME
UOINO HOLT,
rmwnger No. 1 7 37, --,
rHM?nffor No. 3 4 21 f . va.
V I.of.al Ja jSKxoept FtinUy 8 50 a.m
tiOlNO NORTH.
Passenger No. 2 : Aj a. ui.
rnnacnfcer No. 48 a. in.
Local, Daily Except Stin.l iy 3 45 p m
Touiipwiea MldUn t II. It: Time Table
Vest Bound.
No 51, Pafwengcr, Leaven Jack-on at 6:30
o'dixk a. ru. Arrien atMetaphia at 9:55
o'co k a. m.
No. 61, Freight, leavtn Jackson at 12:f0
a.m Arrived at Memphis at 8:25 a. m.
Eaxt RounJ.
H . 52, Panrtentfer, leave teinthU at 4:30
o';luck p. ru. Arrive at Jack-m i at 7:55
o'clock p, D.
N .0-, fc'roilil, leav. 4e iihU it 7:10
a. in. arrive at lackaon at 3 j- in.
KNKJIIM Of II . I t. M Mlt Url M l t ir
Friday uUhU iu eacU .il ii i
J. A. vtflU v i.nUUr.
A. J. S V'lJl "i.liiO .. .--.Kir-oi.
KNIOH M ASU I.A I Of U 'OIL- 4ata
vn.l and fourth ""'rid y nitfUU i.i racU iuouIu
A. J. ?.Vi Kill" te.otuy.
HAUII. JAN CO. A'llUCVl itU. WUfcaL
UeeUlu Jj.iutrr. April, Jul ber, each
yi ir.
C. M.USlk'TII lr.idedt.
JA9. K.SWlublOM ascretary.
A. J. jWINKBUOAD, to Bui. Aeril.
UHK.fc MS. 21 UV I.O.O. I? MeoU second
Id touila Momlay night in catU uioMlh.
C. M. Wfcl.LONS. N. .
T. A. woUoKN.aec'y.
MMPtlYTtMlJLV CHU KCU.-tti. S. R. Hjp,
I" t., .riicm ,ry Sunday in rutng and
ai;Ui. rryrr im tm luuraday uiii.
luo t if .liglit.
i. uii'iisr ciiui;ciI.--ito. t".
B. McNrll,
I'iMiA. Mi vicoc uru aj i ly .a .r i.i 'l I uirfUl
t e uiu iu mill.
Announce nient
FOKCJN iittiH,
I'n s St ir MA.itu ru. 1 1 a t iniu-s Hon.
J a u m fuol i at i c . li I u ( r;-fleo.
tionto th ) Lor lloaitt t liiooll Con-gru-M
of the Unite 1 StU4- Suliject to the
ac ion ! ttn Di.noeratic pArty.
TOU SUPEIUNTKNDEN l
l'Sie Star u aulhorix j.1 to ann juuee
i'rot. lleury J. Fusoh, of Boliyar
u iindvdat(i lor C :uitty .-l ieriuteu
dontoM'iihlio Instruction for ar
drtman County. Election hyftho
Couuty Court, th tiist llouday in
J auuary, 188'J.
Kj uoiubn- Hut t!io Cougres
hional aud Vlo.iirti i:il conventions
me it at Momi his nuiil Thursday,
the ilOth. Be sure to go.
All kinds School Books cht-ap at
Huds ii'h.
Miss Lucio Merojr, l he pretty
daughter f W. A. Mercer, of this
place, accompanied iy Mis Loila
Mercer, ot 'i'ooue, loft last Friday
f jr Brownsvillo to aiu-nd school at
that plttjo.
It y-u want some'.hmg good and
durable uis'kh-h, lor CicnLsor Ladies
nr the Baby, Call at J. A. WiU i's
Go to H'i I ton's f.r Pari 1). mrs
Frcsli pAttont .Molicities, Uoautitul
Lamps, FresU Candies, ?to.
U. W. Uwhaw, of t. L mis, is
visiting Ins father. Col. T. E Up-
eliaw on Jones St.
it you want a g d suit of clothes
lor soTt'U dollars, worth ten, g to
J. A. Wilson's.
If any one' can mt will sell Family
Groceries clieajier than P. F. Wil'
kinsou let him speak now or for.
ever after hola hid peace.
Mr. li. L. Nowbern of Searcy,
Ark,, visiwd his father, Dr t.
J. Newlwrn this wouk,
It tou love cood cotlee do not
lail to buy a Columbia Cotlee Pot
ntteu File Jk McClarau visit yo ur
toWtf.
Beautiful Wall Paper cheap at
Hudson e.
JYy at Hudson's for all kind
,f Field ticeds.
Miss Jennie CasouV-. school at
Nuckolls' school house in district
14 clneed last Friday eveuiag. Her
thming exercises were very eutoi
taining, and were witnessed by a
Hcoro of iuicrested patroua and
friends.
WiUnn hns iust roceiVtjd a tine
v
lot ot GiMifs Hats. Call und ex-
amine them.
Mr. Lin Lightfoit is staying in
town this week on account of sick
ness.
Mis. Sam Kahu is visiting rela
fives at Louisville tins week.
Georgie Wilkinson is clerking tor
his lather. P. F. . fVilkiuaou. Young
girls and ladies, call on Georgie, he
will sell Cau lies cheap.
Competition is wh.it tho farmers
need, let thoro Ixs 40 Family Groce
ry H..usea in liolivar and tirn;oriers
will lochcsa.jer. I wiU y-ive fa r
iner. a lituril bid .i Ciiickous
Butter aud Eg'
P.E, Wdkiuna-
All I ask is a liberal share of UNION CEMETERY,
your trade and will guarantee satis-. Mrs, J, C- Savage has assumed
faction. I dont want to inonopo. tke undertaking of raising lunds
lize, I am willing to divide; live and for the fencing of Union Cemetery,
let Iitc- P. F Wilkinson. The Star is unable to report the
result of her efforts. But one thing
1. F. Wilkinson id not able to we can say, she U engaged in a
extend redit to farmer and brides most laudable work. The Cemete
h: eliee th I xuv bui ips ry is in a bad condi'ion. The lenc is
is a disadvantage to anyone broken down iu many places, and
in others is so far decayed as to of-.
Miss Lillie McKinnie has return- erno resistance to prowling stock.
ei home from a pleasant visit among! Hogs invade the sacred piecincts
4wln-rA t C ! A'.nrm 1
Mr. J. A. Barrett of the firm of
Barrett Bros, left Sunday to pur
chase their fall Stock.
Miaa Carrie Sloan in spending
the month of September
among friends at Milwaukee. Wis.
Dun't forget to attend the White
ville Live stock association next
Thursday and Friday it will be a
grand treat.
Mrs, Ann Fentress, of St Louis
is spending a few days with frierds
and relative!.
Miss Mary Smith left yester lay
for Arkadelphia, Ark, where she
will teach school- The Star wishes
her inuoh success in her new ield.
CIRCUIT COURT FROCEED
INQS. State vh, Tom Whitbey, assault
aud battery, verdict guilty and fin
ed25 an c st.
State vs, William Nelms, col.
grand larceny, verdict guilty 6
years m Fenetentiary.
State vs. Willia n Nelms. murder.
guilty of an assiu't and battery,
fined 150 aud cost-
Stats vs. Jas. Bx, garab!ifi:r,
verdict not guilty.
State vs. Cal Gray, assault and
battery with intent to kill, coutinu.
ed until next court- bond $500.
State vs, Jeso Polk, col. bur
glary, verdict guilty, 6 veais and
6 months in PenetentiAry.
TilK VEPDICT UNANIMOUS,
Yf. 1). Suit, Druggist, Bippu?,
Iud. testifies: "I cau recommend
Electric Bitters as the very best
remedy, Every bottle sold has
given relief in every cas, One mn
took six bottles, and wad cured of
Rheumatism of 10 ) ear's standing."
Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville,
Ohio, affirms; "The best selling
medicine I have ever handled in
my 20 yean' experience, is Elec
tric Bitters," Thousands of others
hae tddded their testimony, so
that the yerdict i unanimous that
Electrict Bitters do cure all disease
ses of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only a half dollar a bottle at Say
age & Emerson's' Drug Store,
LET EVERY DELEGATE GO.
Let every delegate go to Mem
phis next Thursday, and give Jim
Phelan the biggest unanimous
nomination ever given any cau
didute iua con 'ressional district.
Besides we must bo on hand to watch
the interests of this county in selec
ting a Floater. The people must
have a voice in the selectiou. A
few men raut not manipulate and
dictate the man. It is Fayette's
time, and Fa. eite ought to have the
Floater; but Haidemau hai the
right to scUct among men iu Fay
ette, Itisnotoir aoanden duty
to support the man whom the ma
jority of Fayette democrats support
neither are we under obligations to
the choice of the minority. We
must vote for ti e man w io will
represent the views of the democrat
cy of this district.
NOX-KESrDENT SO TICK
Iu the Chancery Coart of inrdeinan
County, Tennessee. No 920 D.
Sua Hi McComtnon Adm'r vs T. J.
May.
It appearing from the bill which ia
sworn to in tin cauxe that tliu de.
fendant T. J, May i a non-roaident of
tho Bute of Ten n! a nd a rooJeut
the 6tate of Texan.
It in therefore ordered that he make hi
appearance herein :it the court house of
Hardeman county at Bolivar, Tenneoee
on or before the first Monday in Novem
ber, 188S and plead answer or demur te
complainant)) bill or the time will be
taken for continued a- to him aud et for
hearing ex parte,, and that a copy of
thisarder be published onee a week for
fear uccesive wvek in the Wct Tenn-
eaee Star a newspaper published in Boli
var Tenne.swi'e. ThU 1 day of Sept 1SS8
A. J. COATE8, C.AM.
K. Fentrvts, Sol. for Com.
A WOMAN'S DISCOVEtiY.
Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady
in this cau n try, Diiease fastened
its clutches upon her and for seven
years she withstood its severest tests
but her vital organs were under
mined an d death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed in
cctfsantlv and could t.ot sleep. She
bought o f us a bottloof Dr. Kings
New Discovery lor Consumption
and was so mu ch relieved on taking
first dose that she skpt all night and
a ith one bottle haa been miraculous
ly cured. . Her name is Mrs. Luth-
Lutz. Thus write W. C. ' Hamrick
& Co., f Shelby, N. C. Get a free
trial bottle at Savage k Emersou'
Drug St..r.
if f ha ;1 chA 9ml mnt u I Pflt.
tie feed opoii the ornamental gras
ses, the flower bushes and tread
down the evergreens, ne gates
have fallen do wn, and everything
is in disorder. This state of affairs
should continue no longer. Let us
all contribute to the fund which
Mrs, Savage ii railing. Let us prcs
tect, preserve, aud beautify the
grounds where our loved ones
sleep. TLet-e ia no surer evilen a
of a people's refiuemeat, calt'ire,
and nobleness of heart than tasee
the homes of their dead adorned
and loymgly cared for. The Star
hopes that no one in Bolivar 'is so cal
lous hearted or so ungenerous iu
mind as to refuse to respond to the
worthy calls of Mrs. Savage.
Th) Nelms Latsiter Case.
The Nelms-Las3iter murder case
came up for heatinz ia our Circuit
Court last Friday forenoon. It
required some time to make
up the jury as several panels had to
be made, he jury was complete
by 2 o'clock in the afternoon, whe n
the hearing of testimony began
More than thirty witnesses were ex
amined. The testimony -was con
cluded late Saturday afternoon.
2he evidence showed that Wm.
Nelms, the defendant, slew "Bud"'
Lassiterat a picnic at Sulphur
Springs near Pocahontas; on the
21st day of August; 1886, Tha
weapon used was a large pocket
knife, and the mortal stab was mt?
the heart. The State was repre
sented by. the Attorney General and
by IIon.Jessee Norment- The de
fense by Hon. Wm Inee, of Corinth
Miss,, and Wood & McNeal, ot Bol
ivar, he theory of the prosecu
tion was when the altercatkn
between Nelms and Lassitcr began
that they both struck eaeh other
abost th same time; and that
Nelms struck with his knile, and
inflicted the mortal wound which
was a cut in the left breast about 4
ncLe i long and 5 inches deep.
Then Nelms, seeing what he had
done, turned to go away, and that
Lassiter seized him by the collar,
and pursued him 36 feet striking
him over the head with his fist, and
that at the end of the 36 feet Las
siter sank down from loss of blood
an 1 died in a few minutes, and
thatNelm? fled.- The theory of
the State was that at the very
threshold of th difficulty, the
amnsd lie was passed between
them, and that Ladder struck
Nelms in the lace and that Nelms
turned to go away, and that Lassi
ter seized him hy tha back of the
neck and forced him along, all the
time pounding him over the head
with his fist, and that when he had
pursued him beatinsr him. for 36
feet that Nelms had succeeded ia
opening his knife, and that he
partially turned upon his adversary,
struck back, and inflicted the fatal
wound. The weight of testim -ny;
and the physical acts seemed
to favor the theery of . The Slate,
yet there; was strong testimony for
theory of the defense.
The charge was given the jury
Monday evening, and after deliber
ating about 24 hours returnee a
verdict of guilty of assault and
battery and fined $150 and cost.
There vim ciap o tin wh
lived i Jivien, i1 aud h was toll
us lmuiy ftuenrflcvtea rerditr Htm
tcro pcpttlntjon. AnsonfT ' wtUra, bo
Ld a frieud who ouo tWy aa.txl of an
aged di.rky:
'Well, C4onr4. wbtii p.r C'-w'r owitv
etion fi prd-mir;i'ca m Vm raiiH-
nrwttuns lu r
The etl to.n Rve a fmil y hit bC
with o&e baud unit t.a.trtit'i-Lie ijed
with the otboc, iiJ, . ( trr-.1;
"Will baIi, I rttif -wun hiiat
gvine down the rofeJ.it tttnite ago
on top ui toll
Thar iu a pAKCm-rr from Rbo5o
Ialivl who m Rret)y autusi by tlicm
oxi)fe, tuul i -rc r t.c tur.o after
wards I cjimtitl iru hurttntfiu a dit Uoo
ary for bi;r wrj nd Hjninf.infl thena
togothcr. Wbi n a ur ed at Ntoh&
h was sJl Uulod A bsof iia wuc
Bp to aoe tb tn, r&A w rrareeA
the cre- o( tbs lung Aid liifty hill
h4 a ci'kitl wmu m 1 k r way down.
Hero was h cban"k tij- Joinart Al3ck
bad Ixh n Btii:g for. sod jho balteil bet
and demm i' l;
"Maditm. haM yrn t-"ntd the
dWUhty o tho )K-3iu3 iufiiKP
thin moruinj;?
Ha ttiv .cvi si tUnff nA sh
io-i-.l tbnciM rtnnk y f t, aminatev
she x-kesfc
What's da w rev.jt CT .
"I p-rolate. i ,? 'jt tiri so
whctliuT jo-.i bat! .tvj -.-j tbe gtcata
iio vrtH tuty," ho uu9id
"Nt SiJk, I bHaaV sVm eal1b aiw?
wix-ftid U Ku.ki M, i rirCioa7i, t
raojKwifM U rrhtwiyt '
VTith. Uml oUe batMtbi Mai. a d?ith
ha hand on tlio und folkwe4l 3t op
by a fnmiiii tbe tck thotntasclvthim
lnt the Jmst and Wl bim pijti ltk m
tLtli.
da wrboahity wants er&v'jTf "he
eaa follt r mo down to do Ttf" i3u m
Marked as ab walked off; but5Jfclia"t.
lie- was duet from bead o fifyt, bu
bamorous natara bad evapocM -rf, arl
ba jrol bo.k to tbe Ut . lp'Lla
Uwtb fc Umi aott r,bt fjoTT Tb
cero is aa odd coon at liiav-v bulyboT-v
ar ciiu-T thare whnitbe TfgmntiA ver
boaitT" doea't hit hU?arcJV4vb m3Mm,
a -rod. vfl JV i're.
(
ISTon-Hesident HotiG
In the County Court ot Hardeman Co.
Tennessee.
John M, Ba?s and wife vs; C. C
Woodson and others. Petition to sell
land for dirisioa. No 1303 R. D.
In this came it appearing from the
petitijn which ia sworn to that the
defendant C. C. Wo idon, J. C. Woodson
M. A. Rosa and her husband "W- D. Rohh,
M. Lm Williams and her hmltand J, E
Williams, Jno. A. Woodson and Florence
Woodson are noa residents of the State
of Tennessee.
It is ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the West
TennesHee Star, a newspaper published at
Bolivar, Tennessee requiring all of said
defendants to enter their appearance here
in by or within the first three days of the
October term, 1888, of the County Court
of Hardeman Countv. 7ennei-Bee, to
be held at Bolivar, Tennessee, on Mon
day the 1st aay of October lt88 and
plead answer or demur to the petition in
this cause or the same will be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing
ex parte. This 30th day of August, 1888.
W. W. FARLEY, C & M.
F. Fentress Solicitor for Petitioners.
Ou Monday, Sept, 3, 1888, I pur
pose to open a private school in the
south room ot the Public School
Building, Pupils will be thorough
ly instructed in all English branch
es, besides L.itin Greek and High
er Mathematics.
Rates of uitiox.
Primary Department 82. per Mo,
intermediate " jf 3. "
Academic " M. "
No deductions unless in case of
protracted illness.
Special classes will be formed iu
French and Book-keeping.
I'.iironagcs rwpecttully solicited.
HtNRi J. Fusch. Teacher.
FKANCIS FETltESS,
ttorney at Law,
BOLIVAli, TESN.
triioe. N j r.i nd i -i i ir . vorne
Mimud luiii o.r eets.
Genhts and SnstrJvenM.
Every man of genius feels at time j
a eense of loneliness more or loss. It
caused Byron much misery; John Stu
art Mill suffered from it for years; and
Dickens, when near tho end, complain
ed that he had missed a someone he
had never seen. The ideal of such
men is seldom realized. Unknown to
themselves thay create a creature In
their heart and brain whom they eager
ly seek in flesh and blood, and too often
In vain. It does not follow indeed, it
seldom happens that the ideal con
ception of the man of genius ia a per
fect creature, or one like unto himself,
but generally of a contrary nature and
possessing the very qualities moot
wanting in him.
Some few have found this ideal, and
always in tho form of a woman; others
have found her only to loio her, likw
Walter Scott and Byron; not a few
have found her in tho wife of anothei
man, like Petrarch and Sterne; others
have fondly imagined that they have
found her, but, too late, have discover
ed their mistake. These last are they
whose married lives have proved fail
area. Tho wives of men of genius sep
arated from their husbands are a lonjg
and fearful list Who is to blameT
Certainly not the wives, for they are
human and very feminine; and ae for
their husbands, they are more than hu
man; so let not us men sit in judgment
epon them.
Byron had all the restlessness and
contempt for the world peculiar te
Burns. Their natures ware much alike.
The peer and the peasant unite ia the
temperament of the poet Byron wae
very near being the most unfortunate
man who ever lived. lie endured the
misery of deformity, wf AlsatrpolnWxi
love, of calumny, aad of gsniua. He
only wanted Burns' wwerty to make
i bim the most unharmT xuan ever bore.
Any one of these misfortxines would be
ae much as an ordinary being eoold
well bear; but when we think oi them
entered in one man, aad of cJbe pain
ful sensitiveness of genius bo B"rjca k
Cuenees, we wonder that Byroa wP so
good a man that he wars.
With men of genius, sensitrvweeM Is
a perfect disease; indeed. It ic this very
quality which enables them to feel and
express those emotions which escape
other men. Sensitiveness is aa inno
oent and amiable self-love, sad mast
not be confounded with selfishness. A
selfish man is sensitive, but only for
himself: but a ssnsitire man has mnoh
sympathy for others. The two quali
ties always go togetner, ana are large
ly developed in women and raea of
genius. Many women have as snueb
sympathy aa men of genius, but they
exercise It with creater strictness and
Bartialitv. Thus women have little or
no sympathy for evil doers; men of ge
nius frequently have.
Srjeakinir of calumny, it is a thiol to
which a man of genius is particularly
liable, especially an unknown man. Peo
ple see that he Is often unhappy, ' and
uncertain and strango in his humor and
wavs in short, be is different from
themselves; and, not knowing the
eanse, they are so kind as to invest
on, always takinir etc at care that it
shall be to the man s discredit Said
Bulwer Lvtton. with tears in his eyes.
Men calumniate me, yet I would die
to serve them." The fact is we lore to
see each other oome and fall down
keawUy. Chicago Eyt.
The Iovrerle9 Bride.
My friend, do you know Uiat the lady you
woo
To be vour partner for life.
Baa naug-ht but hreif to bestow upon jw
The day ahe become your wife?
Do you know there are others more fair than
Who bare friends la power la ctaureh and
state.
And whose hands hold wealth untold?
De you know there are hands more Ftnooth
and white.
Whose touch will be Just as soft
As the one you have asked to be g-len to yoa
And would hold in your own so oft?
There are those vboM charm will lend equa.
To the homee In which they reig-n.
And those who wUl wear with not leas pride
Tho honors your bode should jrain.
There are many as frooA. but no one In the
world
That is truer and better than ne;
And If you adhere to your choice Jor her sail
And IU1U of all others are free.
Then know that her life wtll he riven to you
As completely, entirely and wbola
As ever a man, either present or past.
Wu iriven a life to unroll.
But oh I aa you Ta'.ue the life you must lire.
1 ae lutura so Itrttroi tn you prue,
bon'tcareleealy now take the gem that yo
ak.
To hare it stow dim to your eyea,
To neglect, or forget, aa the years roll away.
That joy cannot thrive ail aioott.
Nor to think whm the heyday of youth has
ben lived
That all of enjoyment Is done.
Tis a life thut 1 jrlre Ah! think what it is.
'Tls all thnt I hnre or can have;
And In Its own chiO'ce St fain would contain
A orid of t.rtjrbt .iire and ioe.
Kot se!fih)y now i a I 5 ou to pauite;
I'or your nko at wii iu lor tnfue
Zet us know ere knrxtl at th! altar ef God
Ws taay ak for tne Liesrlna Hlvluv!
WiUlMHer breakrt Tabte.
SEVEN LADIES
ATFWOTED FOB YEARS WITH
PAINFUL AKD DANGJ3ROTJS
.DISEASES.
Lj Eaaltn Restored by to Da of a
EiarSaMa Mew Remedy.
tlcElroo'a Wtno of Oardul Accom
plishing A Revolution tn tho
Treatment of Female Diseases.
Several articles have appeared In
tho columns cf this journal com
mending the medicine known as
McElreo B Wine of Cardui.
They have attracted wide atten
tion and the manufacturer have
been overwhelmed with letters from
afflicted ladies requesting informa
tion regarding it. 1 hey daily get
reports of cases treated with the
Wine; they keep a record of every
case reported.
Borne of them are not cured by
the Winvo. Most of the reports are
favorable- They try to give hon
est, reliable information regarding
the value of this great remedy.
Of one thing they can assure
very body, via.: The Wine is a
prjro, harmless vegetable prepara
tion A v ladvirvany condition
can take it with perfect assuranco
that it is aa harmless aa tea or coffee.
It is a wonderful tonic. It strength
ens, invigorates and restores ladies
who are nervous and debil
itated. The following cases have
been selected from many thousands'
reported. ..
Case No, 7,585 A lady thirty-one
years old, married thirteen years,
with nft rhildrfin. surlftrftn fiverv
month with a dreadful headache,
eick stomach, weak back and limbs,
EieepiesBnesu uu grout ii&rvuusuosa
at times. She hid. pains in her
i " j :
riisht side and in the groins and!
i zl ou J V r wi. I
of Lardm and reported uerselll
cured. She now has a babe tnree
montns ota.
ollfiT, Aix fnt opn.
eral debility, no appetite, loss of
J3 v. ;.. 1 . rJ l ; a. i
uean, cuuuuuu llu.
exnuubtioii lruui biignv ej.eii.iuu, m i
omg up-etairs would have to eit
be completely exhausted. She took
ii tiri r i A I - 41 I
j i l
timea a day, and in two months
pained eleven pounds in flesh, re-
cc-verea nex airengin, ana ia now in
good health.
Case No. 5,672 A girl sixteen
year old, attending scnool was
t.TTMi hlcA with nolnitation of the
heart, oppressed breathing, weak-
Dees of limbs, pains in tne atxiomen
an A 1muv und nt.hAT nnfavrirftrilft
rmttom She was treated by a
;urcitiui i.uiwiiv4i,v(! inuuuv
lei. lier parents car nea nernome,
T mi- i. 1
f ACT JlOiillW B ,T IUB Oi VttlllUI,
i i--cm u. vir;.. e ft .,;
SDU in uv wwt'ltii sue n;iuiuou w
ichool in good health.
Case No. l,57(i A prominent
iawwens wiie was aiiiiciou wiiq
great pain in the back, hips, abdo-
Kien, ocaa and necjr oaca montn.
Un h.n.la m rl Awwe lllA AlnAHT
and he ffeet and leas to the knees
-14 vw, .r.- Ke ,ro.
" uvf -T -" '-.-"k "'.
wonid aimojj et in toe socaets;
her lips won id oe almost diuq, ner
teebi WOUld eet. firmly together, and
fhr wra fthfl wrlri lie in this con-
ditioo groaning and suffering. This
continued at intervals tor lour
years, phyeictans giving her but lit-
tie reiiei. one naa iriea an tne
remedies she could hear of. Her
druceiet sent her a bottle of the
Wine of Cardni, and after taking it
four days bhe passed the usual
period of suffering with scarcely a
spasm of pain, and did not go to
bed.
Twclv8 months after, her hns -
bnd wrote that she had been per-
msjrrntiT cured by tne use of
McSlree's Wine of Cardui.
Cote No. 05,840 This lady was
tbrtylx years old, and became
afflicted with ail the symptoms In-
dicating "change 01 ilia." iter con-
ditlon became very alarming, and
her family wcw ercatly concerned
on her account. Her husband pro
cured et x botUtpe of MeElree's V ine
of Cardui, and in eix months re
borted her entirely restored to
health.
8,222 A married lady
fas? several years with
n case and resulted
m riications affecting
ann. and caused creat
ia her relatives. She
an.
had
rns of dvencDsia and
becan
despondent
.'&.sr trMtmnnt bv Thvslcian9
and great expense ror omereav
medicines, Sie got a pacitage 01
ThedfordB Ulacft uraugnt and
made a toa from it, which she used
every second day In connection
with it, at the proper time, 6he
took MeElree's Wine of Cardui.
At the end of three months her
father wrote that she was to much
improved that they considered her
entirely cured.
Ladies desiring additional infor
mation regarding this astonishing
remedy tsbcruld write to tho Chatta-
nooga Meaicino u mwuuw,
" ii n. rv. ...
i-fv "J?r
mail) lat:k3, iJwi v . . . -
tnrnn nrl Ttraatment. which will be
a ailed on receipt X Postage eta cap.
n UfirrTAriie ah-
tsMV. It ia wki nw iiB4 tiKur inot lhi fsd4-
act nffmrtd. as a rrnjy or W Oil MS. out
txttol m tA pniMl d.-ty it ia wUverttttiy eirl
dKC tkrouijhoi 1 thirty ail part of tks morid
o O SJM oee(7 umy w wxao.
vstfiBB 9
Chi.urca .lattit.t troju ucw ui-.i.w.u..e
myXMt cun'l b relieved by so-called worm losm
ircru which only tickle the ralate. The tun-trui
tnta care U 8. A. Fahnevtecti's Vsrwlfaoe. As .
you vsio th life of your cAild, dost watt ansti
pirai mnti- irururabi wckrseas hu it, but fct '
am rUU Senear at l to as-
THE SHOE BRUSH GONE
-1 won't nh.r it, k-r 1 s j
since :v:?o- " trlfl w .,
cleat!H .T- j i v
and z. sj-o-ifcc :
washed clraa, a
m
abor aiid shoo t t'
Th-t Lit Rc.,?i.: '0-. ii I;.
In the t-.-rl
tfOLF I 8&KDr.H ;..
Wc have just opened up a full
i
fi stock of DRY GOODS, OBOCE-
I rtkr nnOTS. SHOES. HATS.
' ' '
i . . , ,T, nnrl,wa
CAPb, HARD WAPwE, QUEENS-
WARE. IINWARE. ETC. In
1 house ot general merchandise.
1 xr t.. .. iaif r inint
IV f V awwav Mi i fKJ j M Mm w w is w a u &
-e-figs. niciicns, jnuter, ami mi
(Jouutry Produde. Our entire
stock is NVV and FRESH. We
bouglu for
K .ia
I II '.Jill LJiC yltVjrDt Af J li IC, JWa
K '
I CASH we will not bo tinderaoi-i bv
anvb,Kjv iu jardein an County,
VjttU l"ul Friuy vur goi ju
win th;4t W(J are 6U
mg cheaper than go--.is twin ever
;a co,mtry
I
''"B a i'tt",mo
i irieiiiit, we are yours irtuy,
lttltl 1 ,1 T t n ni
HUM I Y
i i u rllv
11 uuuu
T.,,.t;. a.
30, 188.
ttoutioii. It. JX.
t or Hprain brunos r h.Mim 1 .m. or 1 in p
I flaniation. scULu'. ciui - burn.i, et
n Ij!;uli :ut i)Untt rui;X)n , ,vi n.iif.-ii
1 epigone, .-cratctics vie, ui iiorsen, ia
gum Hoot Lininu-nt u a ure care. Th
"lg.,! UniiauU" is the universal vi 1
St, VZJZ
, n. ation. 50 o:.t i..-t til h
alr.byjrill drg-ist.
MAY BROTHERS,
NURSERYMEN,
nF?fc - lita
j ' 9
Are in want of trood salesmen to
sell their choice varieties ot-Nurx
serv Stock, either on Salary or
j Commission. To the right men,
I steady employment the year around
1 writ ttien for terras
56 to 64 CARONDELEf 8TREE 1",
New rlcaus, L 1
On American and European Plan.
Ontrally iocatou near tne ii
ton Exchange ami 1 rmcipai
Theatres.
RKSAUIUNT IN CONNE3
TION WITH THE HOTEL
I 1
Otnuroiit 1 . i its
C. CORNATZAR,
TAILOK,
BOLIVAR, TENNESSEE
Oilice Northeast Corner of Market
J &nd Washincton Streets. Does a
I . .
ceneral Tailoring liupines-i, Urders
Promptly fille.1. Write him, or call
1
at his olhce.
i,' iV. d V -T ..."
n-is: .
E -V . . . . . . jur IrnfTRiiAlkfl. ooiy-
to a.blAir IrttoT.M I I .tttvxm. i-u '' l -
u,,,., ,,. i I oMoi'inni 'riioireip!r
iZi v, iii.4ua.wi t-1 vRBir taolitlos are aa-
,MlTr.'lr,W an4 ihi1!HmJ rprvl nd Biad
r!iai;. Vi3rharKfjr'"'li-''J0U0J4
"waVir of it k ir.l t fAil i- tna or
?M adv.ntaaa of och a touos erect Is
"rbiriar'aan 1 yrlMlr i:intrfttl fMwrp
I rSt.l vhd W if K li Lf a a Ja. and i
rr.rli.nir-. Ir.rroultMS enjrl naerm woa, ana
U. "l .o .nV er-irirr. It i.ln. U
l !T 'a. 1 . tt f.r wciu Io Wiia.
a.t r. a?o.
. " . : - . . ... a.jMUAu
S '?': ."1- allad
UUCIMV
f II Pj
CASH.
f H, Affr Fortj jy
,V ' 7-''t eitwTienns In th
f- 1 . j r"-' --' t Lca One Hun.irwl
Th.-. .'rl .:!!'. on f- p'-W.nt in
ST. JAMBS
A Board ins: and Day School for
Ladies. CIu istinas terms begins Seym ) i r
12, 1888,
Vt r terms apply (o
S. N, DUNCAN, Proprietor.
he Only ilotol in Town.
Tuis h mt! is io l-h ' U cirt !;' th b isiiiMs prti' i -i?' the tiwii. NdirtiiC
pit. Rite;) rj ton i le. L'irtie trrn B li v tr, N j v (J istle, (Jo lar C!iap
ii 1 ofc'i r int ;a;i le ive t'.i n- pi in ss it " o' .! ).-,! . M, v i breakFiist
e bsfora the trui'i arrives rr .Ivn,i'ii. T i h w i arnvj '1113 m the
ning from, Memphis can taki ii4:)- b;t'ri t'is lit, is l-ie. r it triveN
public vvill find tli hacks lines a) i triios to arrive ait I leve VVuiteville
suit all eating hours. Try Wbitevlilj frenn.j Hotel:
DAILY MAIL k HACK LIME
Leaves
Bolivar every morning
o'clock except Sunday.
Making :!no ounection with the riOXME-J-JE i Vf!)L VN: a W ute
lie for .1 Miip'lis:
RATES: From B livar to Whitevilta, $1.0 ), rm 1 1 trip il. ), Wtiiu
ville to Fayette Corne, 50 cents, round trip 75 cents.
COEIt A NEW UN..
Lir 1 1
BOOK-KEEPING, .SHORT-HAND,
Who desires to better his or her condition la life, should write for the Catalogue of
BRYANT 6l STRATTOP BUSINESS COLLEGE
NO. -ShOO THIRD STREET, LOUISVILLE, KV.
1807.
Cincinnati Conservatory of tVJusic
Nam fMTTinlna it Trmcmlfirnm new bttildins on tho fl. K. Cor. Fonrth nml Lawronro RtrooU ono t.t t.o
a
out HEALTH K I) L. KKAI'Tl Vt anil ARISTOCRATIC pnrtnot tho rUy. It wan the ilrnt PHi.l,!jhlr4
artintic fluccoN liux long since placod The CIITCmMATI COK8KRVATO RY morii? tlm fon nnwt mini.
Ml tchooli of tho world. Studt-nt r pr-Mir.xl
oliesrfc Nviumln, anil for utnrMl. Ort4nm, ete. THiiinomuln. 'c rtlni atou ml iiiiooh
frrantoa. Laflios from a diptiioco cau board iu tho (loiiMortory, and .urniio thosr ntudioH nii'lor flo iw
aonal eurorrialon of the l!rootrw. l'urll cau oiitor aov tun" florin; tho h l.ool y?.r .-i'I'I rlraim i4
Taua. LI!S CCAliA llrctrees, CINCINNATI, nitlil i..i...irv...;.....,f, ..A
:1IM MilFiCfyill
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i it hoi f vLT-'rr.-v' '"i
. jinnies, J5oilcrs Sawmills and S
vMachinery, Corn MillsHie Tmi rove df
Gin Feeder and .Condencer.
A FULL S TOO K OS HN1),V)K IA1 WFI) Ml. P FII
corros presses, foi: horse, s fi-:am, or water po w
ScikI tr laioe lllustratedCat ah T
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Brjil SH'l-
TEN N ESSE K
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ATT()RN.'-AT-LAWt:t"S'-;;rx
ARBUCKLES'
name on a p.-vokao of COFi'EK Is e
guarantee oi eaxooiicTvcx.
ARIOSA
COFFKE M V, ;.t in rr;-0';
atoros from U. .aMantio to Uia I ai.-
COFFEE
is never jrod w1m expoctd to Us9 et
AJWay l IU T UaD a a uatt saiaic i uvt,jy
aaioa ONS PtQUiVD PAGHAUCU
a W..w Ik4a lraf1 In harnftf IAA
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TELEGRAPHY, PENMANSHIP, Etc.
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