The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-11-22
Notice to Subscribers.

nO-Ah AfNi AhNSS THURSDAY NOV. S2
Notice to Subscribers.
Subscribers who fail to receive the BrLLEr1x reg
siarly and promptly will please report the fact a
to this Office
Next week we will give details OF tho
Circuit Court proceedings.
Glad to see Geo. Ingram once again on
the street. He has been quite sick.
Mayor W. T. Arnistead is still GONZALES
cent.
Now the time to advertise Christmas
Goods in the BULLETIN.
Memphis Annual Conference met yester-
day at Brownsville.
Read the letter on immigration. Let us
be wise to move in this direction.
The calabooze in Middle was fired and
destroyed last week by some miscrcant
Judge Fcntress has left for Nashville on
business.
Squire J. X p Gift has Ieftfo Texas, on
visit.
Misses Fannie Nicely and SaIlie Unth ank
have returned from Holly Springs.
We regret to learn that W. A. Mercer OF
Toon's, has been bcrcaved by the death OF
nm interesting infant son.
Squire Craddock, Of Middleton, called and
81. ! l,
section.
Squire J. NJ. Smith, OF the 18th District,
reports crops good in his section Glad to
see him.
Glad to see this week T. A. Mercer, Of
Toms. lie is one of the substantial and
influential merchants of that place.
The enterprising Geo Bradford, OF Toon's,
called and helped on the subscription list
Such callers are doubly appreciated
We extend sympathy to the family of D.
7. Johnson at the Junction, on the death of
their infant son, Edward Becton.
Read carefully the Moffctt Liquor Law
in Virginia, in another column; also the
Building and Loan Association article
Carefully peruse the strong letters endors-
ing DIR. D'Armstadts Anti-Dyspcptic Drops.
Those certificates attest their virtue beyond
doubt
Read r. L. Lightfort's notice. lie has
full and choice stock on hand, and as a
matchmaker he has no superior. Give him
a call at his new and elegant store.
Mr.. Isaac Randolph will open school
in town on the first Monday in Decem-
Der. His fitness to teach in known by our
citizens as he taught here last session.
The wcll-known Fielding Hurst, Esq, OF
Purdy, is in town attending Court. He
will defend Burrow and Phillips in prison
for the murder of Shields.
Judge Flippin is in town this week hold
ing the fall term of the Circuit Court. Gen
Dupuy is on hand ready to do good work as
prosecutor.
We regret to hear that Col Becton's
brother W. Il. Bccton, sheriff and a promi-
ncnt citizen of Lenoir county, N c., is
dead
Joel L. Pulliam, son OF DIR. J. Pulliam,
of La Grange has entered a. pupil the
West Tennessee Military Academy. at the
Junction. He has been attending high
school ut Culleoka, Tenn.
Prof J. Floyd Collins, OF Whiteville, was
in town last Saturday, looking hale and
handsome. lie Is a successful educator and
a most excellent christian gentleman.
Tom Prcwitt has been elected Captain OF
the Cadet Corps at the Junction, and Willie
s. Armistead Adjutant. Other officers will
he elected shortly.
Our young friend, Charley Craig, of Mid
dleton, rode into town Sunday and left that
evening late. These flying visits are in the
order of the coming important event in his
life. This was stolen visit, but We found
it cut. Report next time, Charlie.
Prof. Ryan and his accomplished son
Rolla gave our citizens last Thursday even
ing splendid literary feast, interspersod
with rare exhibitions Of matchmaking carl
caturcs. They are complete success.
Come again soon, gentlemen.
The Brownsville States says that Judge II.
J. Livingston was so far recovered last week
to be able to visit his relatives at Slant, II.
He is rapidly recovering and will soon be
able TO resume his duties on the bench. A
host of warm admirers will receive this
news with satisfaction
It is proposed 10 have in our town
Bible Reading and Singing Service of all
christians. A monthly meeting on some
Sabbath evening. These services are very
popular in Memphis and do great good. We
have good material to make these occasions
very profitable. We hope they will be
inaugurated and well sustained.
Col. Ed Becton, Of the West Tennessee
Military Academy, at the Junction, was in
town last Saturday and Sunday He APP
pcnrcd in full rcgimentals and presented
stylish appearance. He bears the commits
zion of Colonel OF Cavalry ON the staff of
Gov Porter His school is in a most flour
ishing condition. We wish him the greatest
success. lie deserves it, and will earn it ii
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