The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-06-07
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SI OuI fDuh8 DlOOuS get u p grand
Fourth of July celebration.
8 about this time get up your picnic
parties, and HE ye away to the green
woods.
The itinerant rspairer Of delapidated
umbrellas perambulated our streets last
week
We learn that CO.. f. L. Pledge is
ho5v in charge of the StonewrII House
Grand Junction.
Our Obliging postmaster, Mr.Joyner,
Is confined to the house by sickness.
Hope soon to see him ct his post.
Esquire George A. WoOdson, OF
Grand Junction, is dead. He was
highly respected and useful citizen.
Advertise your bushes in the Bull
letin. 1t will pay you to do so. Our
circulation is constantly increasing.
Mr.. Julius D. Dreher will accept
oar thanks for invitation to attend the
Commencement of Roanoke College, Va.
We deeply regret to learn that that
most excellent gentleman and able ply
stefan, DR.. Chester, of Jackson, is dead
Died of small pox.
Order Is slowly rising out of chaos,
Oh the west side of the square When
all those new buildings are com pleted it
will add greatly to our town.
Nashville has ordered all her allan
tus ('tree Of Heavenly cut down,
physicians holding that thoy create sick
ness We notice a considerable number
of these trees 10 Bolivar
Mrs. Nancy Lillard. of Middleton, is
dead. Read obituary notice. She was a
devoted and intelligent Christian woman
and leaves large circle of survivors to
mourn her loss.
We are at present making headquar-
ters in the old store room next door to
Reynolds furniture store, but on the
arrival of our new outfit will move to
the Office next door to Norment & Coates
law office.
-CommissiOners;Cl Clinton, johnson and
Caruthers are anxious for bids to take
care of the poor fthe county;also for pro-
positions to sell land suitable for poor
house establishments. They are anxious
to buy. Call on them at once.
The line of the VI g. r. r. is rapid.
" being relaid with new fish bar rails,
and to a traveller the change is quite
perceptible and agreeable. To Gen Il.
r. NeelY, Receiver, credit is due for this
great improveme nt.
Our young men contemplate the for
nation of B Il G and are practicine
the noble art Of catching a ball about the
size and hardness Of a croQuet ball. com
ing with the velocity Of n twenty pound
blmb, at the imminent risk Of broken fin
sera and sprained wrists.
Rev. d.. 4. w. Jones, Of Jackson,
was compelled to dismiss his school by
reason of small pox excitement. W
hope ouT sister town will soon bs rid Of
this lonthesome disease 1t is not as bad
"a reported.
1t is highly important that persons,
who have not been, should be vaccinated.
The town authuritIos should employ some
doctor to do this work at the expense Of
the town Unless we have free vaccna-
ton there are hundreds of persons who
will neglect it
We are Indebted to our young friend
E. VI Hubbard, student at the East
Tennessee University, for an invitation
to attend the Farewell Hop to be given
tile graduating class at the Lamar
House, Knoxville, June Is
Robbers are about. Mr.. Buffaloe',
store at Middleburg was entered ONT
night last week and some goods stolen
Week before list Wiley Robinson
store at Toons was robbed of over tbre,
hundred dollars. There must be an or
ganized gang Of thieves in our neighbor
hood.
There will he union Sabbath schOo
basket picnic next week near town. Tn
exact time and place viii be given b,
bv the coming Sabbath. All denomina
lions are cordially invited to participate
Vocal, Instrumental music, innOcGn
amusemeRts and feasting will be the OF
der of exercises. Let old and young tur
ont and have a pleasant social reunion
Mr.. Milo Scott, near Middleton
,,rouoht to our Office this week an eigl
i,cb ftll head of white Clowson whea
II was taken from a bunch of thirty-eigl
staIks grown from one grain. TIL
obo;ce wheat. a small lot, was sent
Congressman Young to Mr.. Scott f
trial
Miss NJ. c Elbow, successor
Mrs Sanie sullivan, keeps constantly
hand n fresh and varied assortment
II tho latest STYLES e millinery goOC
!, = me Of the best houses Of the bt
nouses of the kind in the Bluff CT
When you are in Memphis, and wa
onvrbinc in the millinery line, call
Miss Bilbow at No. 257l Nj
Street
Young people, read the June nu
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