The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-04-23
LOCAL NOTES.

R. G. Craig, of 81 and 369, Main
street, Memphis, has everything ON hand
required by farmers and gardeners. See
bis advertisement.
We are heavy set in Hardeman
county. We can give Moore weight and
put up better Bills for it than any other
county we know Of.
See Dr. Chas. J. C. CliHs's card,
in another column. Its suggestions are
very valuable.
Obituaries and tributes of respect must
be accompanied with the cash at the
rate of two cents per word to insure in
sertion. If.
! FOUND Sleeve button, oblong square,
cut off corners, and hollow star The
owner can get it at this Office by paying
for this advertisement.
We are opposed to gaming, but no
mortal man can withstand a pack of
Peter Tracy's cards with variegated
tints. They are heavehly-ef course we
mean visiting cards
Our ladies are deeply interested in get
! EiiiS tue lCFCtH running uDNGE5 6kdEGGu
| up their proper latices. Oh that we
could be a vine /! Would not we be
| quick and Irvine for them2
We beg pardon for negIecting to not
tice the arrival Of Gen. B. + Butler at
! our town sometime since. We did not
see the General, but he must have been
here, as DIR. j. w. Nelson lost his
spoons.
Bishop Quintard will make an
| Episcopal visit to The Church at this
place on the 9th inst and will admin
tster the holy rite of confirmation TO
such as are prepared, and desire to re-
| ceiVe it.
The air. is ladened with the perfumes
| of sweet flowers; the gardens and yards
| are looking beautiful and possess d fasci-
nation for the gentlemen only second to
| that Of the lovely women We zee tending
The roses.
Pitching quoits Is IAN art only to be
! acquired by genius and practice com hin
| ed. We will wager that A Il has Il
truer eye and more correct hand than
any other man in the growing game
Randolph will furnish the Memphis,
Nashville, LouisvIll', st Louis and Gins
cirnati daily papers at his News Stand
for % cents week paid in advance,
and deliver them for 30 cents a week
Hoary Winter made a RAID on gentle
Spring last Friday night and slew many
of her fairest fruits and flowers Extra
early wheat is seriously hurt and peaches
will have to be brought from Il more
| favored cline.
NoTIcE "A sermon will be preached
by CatharIne Scbertz on the I'm gather
lag Of Israel for the redemption of Spirit,
Soul and Body to enter into Life Erer~
nal" on Sunday rext ahout 3 o'clock D.
IN, in front of the Court,House.
Mrs Pybass is receiving from New
York and Louisville one Of the most at
tractiye stocks Of Ladies' hats and bon
nets ever brought to this market She
has also q god line Of ribbons aud trim-
mings. Repairing done In the best
style. a23l
Mr. Sol. Cooper brought in some sam
| pies Of his wheat last Saturday. 1t was
as fine as conld be, bur the frost ruined
| it. 1t il hard on Cooper, and makes a
man feel like giving up. W. can fight
laziness and hard times, but we succumb
to frost in April.
DoNT DELAY-W. T. McCarlcy will
close his gallery at this place the Ist of
| May to 20 to SOmerville. and be absent
several months. Those wanting pictures
made should call on him, as this will be
the last opportunity they will have for
| some time. aI62
We notice that many Of the Mulberry
! trees on the sidewalks are ruined 1t
| will take years to replace them. little
| care will preserve the shade, and we
| know it only requires reminder to get
gentlemen to he more careful in presery
ing such desirable shade trees
As the mail coach from the west up.
preached the square last Thursday even~
ing, the noble animalt drawing it stru K
a streak. We didn't believe it was in
him, but it was, and nothing saved Il
smash mp Int the pluck of the driver, who
held on and finally stopped him. Mail
safe and no damage to vehicle.
Breakfast at Humboldt costs one dollar.
We don't complain of the breakfast We
don't regret the dollar, bnt the depths
! OF OUT pitF Is SilFTPu "ueu we Jhiuk
of the future fate Of any man who can
charge an editor full price for meal so
early in the morning Eheul Jan, salts!
Send alang Sanky before a0e get Moody!
We learn from Gen r. P. Nicely, who
is just from Nashville, that he was in
formed by Gen Cheatham that the
wheat crop in Middle Tennessee is not
injured by the late cold snap. Planters
still expect-one of the largest yields ever
made from that particular crop in the
middle basin.
Two DEAD Bears - Maynard and
Cooper, pretended sewing machine re-
pairers, swindled our friend, the Rev
Mr. Acton, out of several days board !;
also succeeded in opening Mr.. Owens
heart % the tune of ten dollars borrow
ed money. Such scnmps ought to be
Gagged and the vagrant law brought to
bear rigidly upon them.
Horse thieves have been busy in
this county for the past six months.
T. d Clint lost two horses and a mule
about the lst Of January. Ten or twelve
head have been taken from our friends
on the north side of Hatchie Hanging
Is ton good for horse thieves, and we