The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-07-25
Railroad Time Table.

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Railroad Time Table.
NJ g. r. R-Trains pass Bolivar as fol-
lows:
Mail train, going south......."......l:53 P. NJ
North............--.4:40P Il.
Freight train up Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at 2.50 P. 81.
Freight train down Mondays, VedHes-
days and Fridays, at 1920 q. pr.
At jackson close connection is made with
trains on the Mobile and Ohio road. at
Grand Junction connection is made with
trains on the Memphis and Charleston road.
Several neutrality-suspicious. appear in this
issue. Read them ard keep posted.
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r. two LIS and a foot win please accept
"ye locals /" much a beeged to ye a." for
number Of fine onions and a urge cup ofsaltl
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Water melons are as abundant in our
midst asone could well wish them to be
price, five to forty cents.
Cows, Common Sense and Corn, an ex-
cellent communication from friend, will
be found on the fourth page Of this number
Of the paper
"Cant stand it 4" the duce you can't call
around at the Brilliat and see Jack Jones
he weathers the hot weather3 he takes ice in
his, and will always divide with You
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Friend Swan presented us with two to-
matoes, picked from Mrs. Hodges garden,
which weighed one pound thirteen ounces
and half Beat that, if you can.
PocAuoNTAs. A rousing Democratic
meeting win be held at Pocahontas to-day.
A letter informs US that able speakers will
be en- hand A Democratic club is to be or
ganized
The PLACE.-ProE Y. Day, it viii be re-
nembered, has his Art Gallery on the cor
ner of Union and Main streets, Memphis,
where every body and the rest Of mankind
can procure the most beautiful pictures ever
produced by any artist in the South
RAGsl RAGS we will buy all the cotton
rags that may be brought to our Office
There is not family in the county that
could not save from five to twenty dollars
worth Of rags every year. Go at It at once
il does not matter how mach the rags are
torn to pieces, or of what color, so they are
Of cotton and washed reasonably clean.
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Thorn Marsh, always accommodating to
tile patrons Of the Tempest, has a way of
fixing up " something good that would 10
honor to the old heads in the business. Al
though he is not as heavy as Jack Jones at
Che bar, he is possessed of keen eye to
success, and consequently furnishes as good
as the market affords cheap for cash.
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SINGULAR.-Every day, save one, for two
weeks past, it has rained five miles north
east of this place on each occasion the
pittying clouds dissolved in rain within full
view of the place from (which we write.
They were strictly local showers, and have
been of great benefit to the growing crops
on the north side Of the river, eastof the
jackson road.
Rsre-The dry, hot weather IS ever at
last. Thursday the cool, refreshing rain
came down in torrents. and in such quantity
too as satisfied fully the parching thirst Of
mother earth. Vegetation has assumed q
darker green, and cotton and corn are on a
perfect rampage. An right, all right the
rain has fallen on the just as well as the an
just
TooNu & DUNLAP-These enterprising
young men, proprietors of the Bolivar Steam
Saw and grist mills, have on han1 and for
sale ct greatly reduced figures, a large lot Of
assorted first and second class lumber
shingles, laths etc Orders solicited anG
promptly flled Their griet mill is put IL
operation every Wednesday and Saturday
See their card in another column.
Nor CooL-The past two or three weeks
has embraced one of the hottest terms eve
experienced IN this county. Hundreds 0
people have died from sunstroke, and thou
sands havs been prostfated by ezeessiv
heat within The last twenty days. In Nash
vile the thermometer has been as high a
los degrees, while in New Orleans it ha
not indicated higher mark than 90 degrees
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CRors-Early corn has suffered to cor
siderable extent, and whore deep blowing wa
neglected, viii prove almost worthless lat
corn is doing finely Cotton plants are raj
idly maturing and, as whole, appear to b
in promising condition. Several goo
rains have fallen during the past eight {
ten days though there are sections in tn
county that have not had q season Of raj
in ten weeks. Onions and Irish potato,
turned out finely and are selling at reason
able rates.
FouHrH YolrsE-sYith this number Y
enter upon the fourth volume Of our pape
and trust that the year VIII prove more 81
cessfull than the past It seems to us ia
every man IN theeountg could afford TO tai
a paper that does not cost ia clubs of te
no more than two dollars year The Pre-
DENTAL race viii Be exciting we are #
Seymour and Blair teeth and toe-m
against Grant and CoIiax, or any other ras