Bolivar Bulletin from Bolivar, Tennessee • Page 3

if, '1 N- II ill t. I IN i THURSDAY MARCH 18, 1880. FRANCIS FENTRESS. Attornsy at Law and Solicits: la Ciancery, (j I A TENN. fityKorthweiit corner Public Squtre.

CHARLES A. MILLER. ATTORNEY AT LAW "WOffice in Dr. Colenian'i offic building. an23-ly a.

U. WOOD. A. T. McNEAL.

WOOD McNEAL, Attorneys at Law, BOLIVAR, TENN. Kat Me of Court Square, over J. H. Lar-ir ill's Drutf Store. Morgan Moore.

Wade Harvey THE NEW DRUG STORE. BOLIVAR TENN. V1GGRE HARVEY piiorniETOKs, Have just opened a large and well selected stock of Pure Drugs, Medicines Chemicals Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff, Fine Hair, Tooth and Flesh Brushes Also, Cigars, Snuff, Chewing Tobacco, and Stationary. JCtjT'Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded day and night. Medicines warranted fre-h and genuine.

Fure Medicinal Liquors. Call and see us. nor 13. Dr. W.

F. ROCHELLE, GENERAL PRACTITIONER KESZCXNE. MIDDLEBURG, TENN. Galls promptly attended to. ABorner at Law ana Real Estate Agent, Persons at dUtaiu-e desiring li-fonuation concern-In laud in this locality with a rirw ol buying are riiicuti to communicate with me, niul nursoiwi here who dpsire to sell laud may find ittu their in-tereKt to call at my otfice on the West Hide of public qunre over K.

1. iloore's drui: (tore. 1nl0 '79 ly A. M. LAMBETH, Jr.

ATTORNEY AT LAW And Solicitor in Chancery. BOLIVAR, TENN. OtBi West Side Square. W. D- MAULDIN, J.

T. and Notary Public. UKANI) jrNCTION fiGOnSce at the store of Mauldin Irwin Diisliiexrf attended to promptly. W. H.

Eeynolds, BO.MVAR, TEXX.j DEALER I IV All kinds of Furniture; Picture Frames, Moulding, Wooden and Metal ic cofSns. Orders promptly attended to. V. W. PLEDGE, W.

J. EVANS. FLEDtiE' EVANS, UNDERTAKERS, GRAND JUNCTION. Keep on hand and made to order all kinds of aiW-iuade ttiii. Caaketa furnished at short A.

H. MOSS, Manufacturer and Wholesale ZDZELA-IlilEIR; I3sT Stoneware, Jng3, Jars, Churns, Flowar Pots, Hanging Baskets, Stone Thifcbks, Lawn Vases, GRAND JUNCTION, TENN. dec 11. M. H.

CHRISTIAN, MIDDLEBURG, TENN. DEALER IN Family Groceries and Farm Supplies, including Flour, Bacon, Sugar, Tobacco, Snuff and a general line of other desirable Goods. J. W. NELSON.

Memphis, Texx. FJ-uOfUee, 26o Main St. Corner Court. Feb. 19lh, ly.

HOOPER'S SALOON. J. E. II.Ktuer has owned a first-class Sa loon on the South-side of the square. Had on hand a full supply of choice Brandies, Whiskeys, Wines, Cigars Call and get the best.

Jau.l5tt The Admirer Of the product of I. W. Harjer Distiller, Vl j.m iimtv U'nfiti-br liprebv Ill- that his Whiskey is not sold promiscuously over the country but is placed onlv into the hands of one respectable dealer in each place, whose name is a guarantee that the is Bold pure aa it comes froui the Distillery. MOORE HARVEY, Are the only authorized Agents, fur Bolivar, Tenn. Feb.

19, The price is only 50 cents, yc the real value is beyond cstitnation. We allude to that invaluable compound, Coussens' Honey ot" 'i' ir, which has gained the enviable refutation of being the greatest cough medicine of the age. For Croup, "Whooping Cough, and all Throat and-Lung diseases it has no equal. Sufferers with consumption who use it always experience speedy relief. Try it.

For sale by sll druggists. Go to the Old Market for choice meaU. Hide and Fura wanted by W. T. Artnis-tead.

Only 25 cents for a meal at the Red Flag Restaurant. Fresh Fish every Thursday at the Old Market stand. Wrought and Cast Iron wanted by W. Armistead. Read the important announcement from Attorney Oeneral Dupuy.

Try Moore Harvey's Iiock and Eye for Coughs and Colda. The Steamer Poitevent is expected at Boliyar on Tuesday next The muddy roads and high water prevent ed a large attendance on Circuit Court. The family of Mr. F. Rai-ey have moved to Waterford, Miss.

Fresh lot of Clover and Millet Seed just received cheaper than ever at Moore Harvey's. The woman work sweepa every thing fore her; the woman of fashion sweep" every thing behind her. Dr. Pat. McKinnie, of Hickory Valley hna returned from Louisville with his medical diploma.

We congratulate him. Go to Moore Harvey's and ask for "King "Our Delegate" or "The Pick, best 5 cent Cigars in the city. Miss Eddie Fentress has returned home after a long and delightful visit to her sister, Mrs. Harry Hill in Memphis. Ehrick's Fashion Quarterly is unexcelled in its department.

It is a geu of its kind. Go Moore Harvey's and examine their fine Leather Purses and English Hair Brushes, cheap and durable. AVe regret to learn that Mr. R. S.

Carter and Eugene Bond have been quite sick for several davs. Rev. Mr. Hendricks, of Grand J.inction, preached an excellent sermon at the Methodist Church in Bolivar last Sunday night. The man who walks "a thousand miles in a thousand hours" is more generally admired than he who walks uprightly through three score years and ten.

The Riding Saw is on hand at the store of W. T. Armistead. He is Agent for sale of the Machine in Hardeman County. Go and see its' work.

A Yankee editor wishes no bodily harm to hie subscribers, but he hopes that some of them in arrears will be seized with a remittent fever. Mr. Pitser Miller and Gen. Neely are still confined to their homes. We hope soon to see these esteemed citizens once more out in active life.

A Broadway engraver recently made this mistake: and Mrs. respectfully request your present at the marriage of their daughter." dipt. Jackson Kirkman, of Friars Point, is visiting his sinter Mrs. Paul T. Jones.

He is a genial and cultivated gentleman and most popular Mississippi Editor. Many a man vlio has been a negligent husband decorate his dead wife's grave with Cowers. Why not take, the bouquets home beforehand? Who can give a correct solution of the following puzzle. All answers willhe pub lished in the Bulletin: 0 A robust countryman, meeting a physi cian ran to hide himself behind a wall. Being asked the he replied: "It is so long since I have been sick thtt I am ashamed to look a physician in the face." The Circuit Court is in session, with Judge Flippin presiding.

The Mask-Hancock case is liefore the court. The parties interested are represented by able counsel and the decision is anxiously looked for. A woman in Little Rock is said to be living with her fourteenth husband. She has preserved the last hats worn by the previous ones, and they are suspended from thirteen pegs driven into the wall. I have now in fall operation a first-class corn Mill and will grind for the public if desired.

Mill on North-West of Court Square, Bolivar, Tenn. W. II. REYNOLDS. There has been an unprecedented rain fall of late and farming operations consequently delayed.

Mr. Pitser Miller says that we have had more rain within the last four weeks than during the whole ot last year. We deeply regret to learn of the death of Z. T. Stevens.

He was well known in Bolivar and on his return to Memphis with his family after the fever was the picture of perfect health. He was beloved by all who knew him and his death has awakened deep sympathy for his bereaved family. Peteksburo, Va. March 1, 1879, Mk. Ro.

Armistead: Dear Sir I take pleasure in offering my testimony to the great value of your Dr. D'Armstadt'a Anti- Dyspeptic Drops, as I have usod it in my family with great succe. Very respectfully, Mrs. Wm. S.Harrison, Market St.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad is deservedly most popular with the travelling puplic. No where in America and Europe can the tourist behold such beautiful, and at times majestic scenery as can be seen along this route from Huntingdon Charlottesville. When travelling don't fail to take this route. It is cheap, comfortable and direct. Don't forget to come to the Red Flag Res taurant during Circuit Court Term ami get your meals.

Only 25 cents per meal and $2.50 per week. So don't fail to call and get a good square dinner for 25 cents. You will also find there the Great Far-faiucd Indian Star Remedy. F. W.

WELUS, Proprietor. Good JkCTTS. The House Committee on war claims have recommended for paymtut the following amounts to persons in Hard. 11; a 11 ctuinty-W. J.

Brock $37.60. John Clinton $72.00. I). A. Ferguson $301.25.

John $100.00. D. J. Newlxrn $20.70.00. Elisha Patrick $31.

'Jo. Mrs. Olive Ramsey Est. W. II.

Fewel! tlia J. 'il Marti-u 1-lsi. Amos oster JfUUO.00. The Literary Society met on Monday evening at St. James Hall.

The attendance was much larger than usual and the interest decidedly on the increase. Rev. G. W. Wilson in the chair and W.

W. Jones secretary. Miss Susie Smith read a beautiful original essay on Exaggeration. Miss Mary Smith and Rev. John Park read appropriate Selections.

Guessing answers to the "Tree Puzzle" afforded great amusement, occasionally increased by some sparring between the professional gentlemen present. Correct answers were made to all except four or five. The authorship of this puzzle is unknown, though it is supposed to be of English origin. We giv; below the correct answers. 1.

Pear (pair.) 2. Hop. 8. Hech. 4.

Bee. 5. Ced-ar. 6. Bay.

7. Piue. 8. Yew (you) 9. Fig.

10. Ial 11. Bass. 12. Evergreen, 13.

Judaa. 14. Peach. 15. Fir (fur.) 16.

Lemon. 17. Broom. 18. Weeping-willow.

19. Upas. 20. Bread-fruit 21. O-range.

22. O-Ure. 23. Box. 24.

Service. 25. Aspen. 26. Kn.se.

27. fcloe (slow.) 26. Plane. 29. Tulip-8.

30. 8pruce. SI. Elm. 83.

Poplar. 34 Southern-wood. 35. Mountain Mb, 3J. Hard-hack.

37. Burning Bush. 88. Chestnut. 3D.

Lilac. 40. Elder. 41. Ork.

42. Mist. 43. Boas-set. 44.

Birch. 45. Inia-8on. 4fi. Slippery Elm.

47. Choke-cherry. 48. Sarin. 49.

Summer savory BO. Sandal. 51. Al-oe. 52.

Clove. 53. Oof-fee. 64. Palm.

85. Feather. 56. Arbor-vitse. 67.

Dye-stuffi 58. Ash-es. 99. Quercua (Holly-oak.) Ml. JjOCUSI.

61. Tree of Heaven. 62. Trumpet-creeper. 63.

Mace. 64. Vine. 32. Syo-a-more.

Mrs. A. T. McNeal, Mrs. Kendall, Miss Gray, Miss Nannie Smith and Master Stone- wal Black entertained the meeting with Tocal and instrumental music, Mrs.

A. T. McNeal, Miss Frankie Smith, Miss Saliie Unthank and Rev. W. C.

Gray were elected members. The next meeting will be held at the residence ot Capt. A. T. McNeal and the programme for the evening embraces declamations, essays, readings and music.

We are pleased to notice the inter est manifested in these literary reunions. They tend to unify and develope the taste and culture for which Bolivar is justly dis tinguished and will tend to place upon a higher plane the literary cultiva'ionof our voung people. The general atmosphere ol good humor communicated sociability and we doubt if anybody went home thinking he did not wish to attend again. To Whom it May Concern. There is a large amount of back-taxes due the State and County upon lands which have been sold for taxes and bought in by the State and County subject to redemption by the owners.

By a recent decision of the Supreme Court of Tennessee, it is held that the liens of the State and County may be enforced and these lands sold by a decree of the Chancery Court barring all equity of redemption and giving good titles to purchasers. These taxes mu.t be paid or resort will be made, after reasonable time, to the Chancery Court to enforce payment according to the principles of this opinion. Tax payers will save their lands and cois by attending to this matter. O. J.

DlTUY, March 10th 1SS0. Attorney for State. "The King's Tour." As ihe good people of Bolivar and vicinity are excited over the "game of fifteen," we present below the magic square, which will prove equally as interesting as the game mentioned 1 30 47 52 5 23 43 54 48 51 2 20 41 53 6 27 31 43 49 4 25 8 55 42 50 3 32 45 56 41 20 7 S3 G2 15 20 9 24 30 5S 16 19 34 6V 40 57 10 33 63 14 17 36 21 12 59 38 13 35 64 13 60 37 22 11 This square is formed by the move of a knight across the chess-board. Starting from 1 he touches every square on the board and no square more than once, bringing up at 64 will be seen that each horizontal and vertical column sums up 260. Iivide hi Ix.nnl into four Quarters and the hori zontal and vertical columns of each quarter will sum up 130.

Divi.ie the uoaru into sixteen equal squares ami uie uuu-a ui each square will sum up 130. Thus: lxSOx 4Sx51130. Take a horizontal column. Add the odd numbers ot tlie lelt nan to tne .1 nA St even numoers 01 tne nm --sa the result i.s 130. Thus 1x47x28x51130 There are hundreds of other wonderful fea tures about this square, winch space lorbids 119 mentioning.

The author of the square is William J. Beverly, of England. DIED. At his residence in Memphis Saturday March 13th, Mr. Z.

T. Stevens; formerly a citizen of Bolivar. At the residence of N. Z. Smart, near Grand Junction, Hardeman County, January 15, 1S80, Mrs.

R. F. Valentine, age 64 years, 8 months and 11 days. She professed faith in Christ in 1852, and was baptised by Rev. M.

Ball, into the fellowship of Canaan Baptist church, Benton county, September 1st 1S52. From that time until her death her life was one of piety, and her conversation godly. She was afflicted with severe pain the last four years of her life on earth, which she suffered with almost unexampled fortitude; every hour's suffering was a call to Christ's dear Blood-washed child, "come up from day to day, on wings of faith she rose higher and higher until her dear God in whom she trusted called, saying "it is enough, come away." She leaves a kind husband and many relatives and friends to mourn her loss. May her happy spirit make one in our family circle to tench us the way of Salvation is my prayer for Christ sake. Amen.

A Baptist. March 13th, 18S0. The United States contain a population of fifty million souls. Perhaps two thirds of that number have used one or more bottles of Dr. Marshall's Lung Syrup, where they have had a bad Cold, or Chronic or hacking Cough or any of the numerous Lung Complaints to which the human family is heir to.

Out of this vast number of bottles sold there has been, we must own. two bot tles returned. Please take notice, reader two U)ttles that have not given satisfaction but millions that have used it wilh good results. When buying medicines for the fam ily alwsvn ask for Dr. Marshall's Lune Syrup.

Trial Uittles free. Regular aise $1 Sold by Moore Harvey. Do ve Believe in Yitchcaft? "I take the position that we do not. In its broad sense," said a gendeman of years and "and yet we find many of the present day carrying a Buckeye in their pocket through a kind of supersdtion, when they might be relieved by a few applications of Tab-1 ler's Buckeye Pile Ointment." This Ointment is made from the Buckeye, and is recommended for nothing else but Piles. Try it.

It will cure you. Price, 50 cents per bottle. For Sdi by all SlB3tST3S ETT3ISSS3 CulTCtt FRANK COTTON FACTOR, AND DEALER IN Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Etc. FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES AND GENERAL FARM SUPPLIES. WB A.

TIPLO DEALER IN DEY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Etc. C. II. Alexander. T.

O. Alexander R. P. Alexander Molar Bros. Have on hand a large and desirable stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS.

SHOES, CLOTHING. HATS, CAPS. HARDWARE, ETC. BARGAINS TO BE HAD. G.

W. Wnson, W. J. Ilenson John Lees. Middleton, Toini.

DEALERS IN 3R1T COOU3, GEOOEP.IES, 23IITJGS, HARDWARE, CLOTHnm, BOOTS, SKGSS Give us a call. Dec. 4, 1S79. Justice of the Peace Notary Public. md Takes acknowledgments to Deeds ana such papers sis arc necessary to lie recorded.

Office at Hater's Drug store. TIIYSICIAN. DR. J. D.

SASSER, GENERAL PRACTITIONER, 2IIDI)LET0 TEXX. Chronic Diseases, and Diseases of Females and Children will receive special attention. Calls will be promptly attended to. MIDDLETON PICTUSE GALLEEY, J. W.

WILSON, Proprietor. Would inform the public that lie is prepared to take pictures of all sizes and quality. Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices low. M.

L. SHEPHERD, Wagon Making, Blacksmitliing, nd repairing of vehicles done on short notice and at reasonable prices. -)(- Horse Shoeing a Specialty. 9 DEALER IN 12XEJIA FAMILY A VX FAHM SUFFLIES, INCLUDING DRY GOODS, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Caps, Etc. JAMES KOSE, P20PEIET0E OF THE Middleton Saloon.

Keeps on hand a good line of the best Whiskies, Brandies, Wines, Beer and Cigars. Always open to accommodate custom- ers. O0NS BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ioiit Read Tliis and then forget it, but remember the fact that A. T.

B. MERGER Have moved into their large Brick Store on the Corner, And have opened up the largest stock ot DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, Etc. that has ever been in Toons. It is iin-ossible to enumerate, as they have everything needed by the people and will sell at the very lowest price. They have secured the services of JOE ALECK BARRE1T As salesmen, who are anxious to see their old friends and to sell them goods at Mercer prices, which means Rock-bottom.

They take ple-isure in showing goods and quoting prices whether you trade or not. Bring in your cotton and country produce. Farmers study your interest and patronize your old friends the Mercer boys. THEY PAY CASH FOS GOODS AND HENCE CAN AND "WILL SELL CHEAP. CHEAP GOODS.

W. F. ROBLNSON. Has received his large and well select ed stock of most desirable FALL and WINTER DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, HOOTS, SHOES Now is the time to get bargains of him for your Family and Farm. T.

jVRUFFIN, DEALER IN Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Ready- made Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Hardware, Qneensware and Cutlery. Have secured a nice assortment of Ladies' Hats, trimmed and untrimmed, almost to away. IhelaUics are especially lu- vited to call and examine them. CONSTANTLY KEEP ON HAND Qugar, Coffee, Flour, Molasses, Nails and Faniiinsr implements. Keeps the famous Oliver Chiiitd Plow.

Goods sold at prices hitherto unknown in this market. Cooking stoves at Manufacturers prices. I take pleasure in calling the attention of old customers and the public generally to my large and varied Spring and Summer stock which I bought before the recent advance, besides I have not gone to any expanse rebuilding or renovating which enables me to undersell those who have incurred heavy expenses in building, etc. And as 1 am giving my personal attention to the selling of goods and will buy cotton 'at liberal prices from those who pairon-ize me. I take pleasure in saying that I have secured the services of R.

P. Turnley a most popular young man, and am prepared to offer great bargains in cheap and desirable Dry Goods, Ac. I am now receiving new and fresh Goods of the latest st vies from the Eastern markets. Iam headquarters for Good Goods and cheap Goods. Have opened a large and most desirable stock of fresh Dry kk Family as! Mlks is tes ssw mil The place to make purchases at rock bottom prices.

Ms, Ehsis, Qo Halt, excellent quality and very Ion. M) sir lm I. C. Crawford and D. Hailey, salesmen, will be pleased see their friends and public generally.

Jno. Anderson M. D. Wm. F.

Robinson M. 1). Drs. Anderson Robinson Having associated in the practice ot Medicine and Surgery. Dr.

Anderson will especially treat Chronic Diseases and Diseases vf Females. 1 Bargains! BRADFORD I BANS JUMI.ON EUSK22S COOT. W. W. Hawkins WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER general mm JN0.

PREVITT, DEALER IN Dry Goods, Groceries CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS Shoes, Hardware, HIGHEST CASH FRICKS PAID FOR COTTON J. W. GIBBONS. DEALER IX BRY GOODS, GRG81IES, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS SHOES, HARDWARE, Ect. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR COTTON.

D. N. STETSON, DEALER IX Italian Marble, Monuments, and II A D-S 0 S. Grand Junction, Tenn. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.

Persons wishing to purchase Marble "Woi-1: CAN SAVE FROM 25 to 30 Per Cent, by Buying of march6-ly LIVERY AND FEED STABLES. Best rSaddle and Harness Stock for Hire. Cuiiagft lagps, id Waps Furnished at reasonable rates. H. I.

PATTM, DEALER IN dsy mm, SHOES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE. DRUGS, ETC. HIGHEST PKICES PAID FOR COTTON. Asent for McConnlek's Reapers, Pitt-s Threshers and Milburu Wagons. OlaiciloiiifioEoliool Itlale and Female.

Expenses per session of twenty weeks, BEGINNING MONDAY, OCT. 1S79. Primary Department, $10,00 Advanced Eng. Branches, 12,50 Languages and Higher Mathematics, 15,00 W. R.

HALL, Principal, Mrs. W. K. HALL, Axt't. Dr.

R. W. Pegram, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Grand Junction, Tenn. Offers his professional services to the public. Calls promptly attended to.

Dh. TIIOS. E. PREWITT, Plp'oian Surgeon, GRAND JUNCTION, TENN, Office over store of J. M.

Prewitt. Gr. ii 1 WATCHWAKES AUD JEWELE2 WatGies, Clocks am Jewelry Eepalrei Sewing Machines put in Order. All work, guaranteed Prices reasonable. 1L JL HALLr DEALER IN Groceries, Tobacco AND GENERAL SUPPLIES.

Hit VGS FOIl SALE. DEALERS IN SHOES, HARDWARE, QUEENSYARE, DRUGS, ETC. Highest cash prices paid for Hide, Cotton and Cotton CUtll Flour Corn cotton mm 0 UliST TLKMS. MAULDIN IRWIN, MHO EUSXSESS CCLm. J.

J. Heaves G. X. Reave. REAVES BRO.

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTIHNG, ROOTS, SHOES, Hats.Caps, Hardware K. M. right. W. Durdcn WRIGHT DURDEN, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 1UIJT GOODS, GliOCEIUES; Plantation Supplies, HATS, CAPS, HOOTS, SHOES, JIAIimVAllE, ETC.

Boger S. Clark, DEALER IN tajle anil JcyDrygnoJj, Clotting, Bonis, Sfcogs, Eats Caps, mOWASE, FAHIL? G0CIE5 ETC. Agent for "White Sewing Machine. CRAIG BROS. DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTIIISG, BOOTS, SHOES, HARDWARE, ETC.

Country produce taken in exchange. G. V. Dowdy. F.

M. Cargile. Dowdy Cargile, DEALERS IN Family and Plantation Supplies, INCLUDING Cry Goods, Clothing, Eat3, and GENERAL MERCHANDISE. J. A.

WATCHMAKER JEWELER GOOD STOCS OP AND JETELSY ON HAND AND FOB SALE CHEAP. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, AND SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE. TEVA MANUFACTURER OF UGGIES, WAGONS, PLOWS AND GENERAL FAEHW0RK. OF ANY QUALITY FURNISHED A SHORT NOTICE. ED ROSSOIT, 3 )llUOGMST, AND DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemicals, Oils, Varnishes, Toilet Articles, and Patent Keiicines.

Physicians' prescriptions carefully com pound at all hours. D. A. FERGUSON, Notary Public. Takes acknowledgments to Deeds and all other instruments necessary to go to re cord.

Office in I'oetoflice huilding. DR. R. M. BOSTWICK, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.

SAULSHURY, TENN Office in the McClennan St Bostwick huilding. Dr Saulsr mm mm Diseases of Females, Chronic Dis eases, and the Curing of Fits a Specialty. Office at ROSSON'S DRUU-STORE. 3. pi, PE0P2IET02 OE TEE Msbury Saloon.

Keens nlw.irs on hand a crMnl stock 0: mire Konrlxtn and other standard whicUies. Fine wines. Rrandis, IVcr, 'ifrar, Tobacco Canned Ovsters and Oonhctionaries. Ojei tall EST. CHEAPER- RJ BELOW IS SELLING sine1 1 muni Than can bo bought at WHOLESALE I Mew He lias very re-eently purchas ed another lanzre stock, which was bought for 75 els on the dollar from houses that have failed in business.

He now has' the largest and cheapest Stock in this or any other city. There has: recently been a heavy advance in the price of all lines of goods but MAYO Is' now Selling at Less than thft Goods Cost BEFORE THE ADVANCE IN PRICES He does not ask you to taka his word for it, but invites TO COME IN AND Price trie Goods- Or send for prices when it is not convenient to come. Come yourself and tell your neighbors to come before th6" present Stock is Sold Gut! And buy Goods Cheaper tlianf they can now be sold at Wholesale in New York. For the biggest bargains you ever saw, call at once on F. EL m.

West Side Court Square. Bolivnr, Tonu PJEW YORK O0T, III! EVERT BODY.