The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-11-01

once TO this office
We have number of interesting letters
en- hand to appear in our next issue.
We regret to hear that P. F. Wilkinson
is quite sick
Rev. J. G. Acton will preach at Cranes
vile, Sunday.
Mayor w. T. Armistead is still confined
to his home by sickness.
The venerable Mrs Gloster, aged eighty
five years, of La Grange is dead.
Rev. Mr.. Love will close this conference
year at Bolivar, Sunday, by preaching |
morning and evening.
For Sale.
A nice, new buggy, and fine, gentle horse.
Terms easy. Apply at this office.
\ Mathematical Puzzle.
If , be and be 3, and 81 be II,
what will } Of 26 and ! of p be?
Don't permit the interest in the Narrow
Guage Road to waver. We should not lose
the chance to prosper our town.
Treasurer r. l.. Walker and his able
bodied assistant, Mr.. J. d. burst, have again
gone forth on their paying expedition from
Bolivar TO Cairo.
f. L. Moore writes from Memphis that
work is plentiful and business good. Glad
TO hear OF his prosperity.
Choice Family Flour for $3.50 per barrel,
AT JOYS.
Three hundred and seven bales of cotton
were shipped from Bolivar within the past
week.
Rev. J. G. Acton organized Methodist
Church, at looms Station, last Sunday.
This is a fine field, full of religious outcome.
wanted.
90 bushels "Scaly Barks," at
BULLETIN OFFICE.
We are sorry to learn that George In
gram of Ingram & Co, is confined to his
home by inhammatory rhumatism.
Rcvs. n. X. Smith and w S. Cochran,
will preach at Hickory Valley this coming
Sabbath.
We learn that there Is not IA vacant store
or dwelling house in many OF the thrifty
towns of which Hardeman county can
boast.
\ large wheat crop has been seeded this
fall This is a fine investment for the com
ing season.
No. 7. Cooking Stoves for $3.50,
At joys.
We extend sympathy to Thomas Rich
,ar,lson and family, Of Grand Junction. on
the death of their little child, aged eight
months.
Remember the circus tomorrow. The
Menagerie will be complete in all its de-
tails.
Squire J. G. Jackson is the most marry
ing Squire in this beat The business pays. |
They say he is professional in that high
art OF tying knots.
The best way to evidence friendship for
the BULLETIN, and an appreciation of Its
worth, is to send us subscriber, How
many such friends have we? Let us see
then in the next 90 days.
Postmasters will please deliver the Bull
I.ErIN only to subscribers or upon their or
der We hear complaint that parties not
entitled to the BULLETIN get the papers be-
longing to regular sui ,ribers. We know
the paper is in demand everywhere, but
pay before you read.
What family can make better invest
ment for the instruction, entertainment and
pleasure of household than to have the
weekly visits of the BULLETIN. Don't feed
the body and starve the mind. Terribly
false economy for an Intelligent human
being.
Glad to see that highly respected citizen
of Whitcville, Jesse Blalock, in our Office
this week. He says the BULLETIN is very
popular in his section and that double as
much cotton is being sold in Whiteville as
formerly. Crops excellent
business is looking up in Bolivar. Yes
terday at noon We stood on the corner of the
square and counted over thirty wagons
loaded with cotton, or which had brought
cotton to town.
Mr.. John H. Polk, now of Nashville
made a flying visit this week to his pumer-
on. friends in Bolivar. lie is looking very
we'll.
Not only the "small fry" hut even the
most Intellectual of our citizens are hooking
forward with great anticipations of pleasure
10 the advent of the world renowned ''John
Robinsons Circus" which will be in Bolivar
tomorrow.
Mr. J. c. Febigcr Jr, has been spending
some time in New Orleans with his truy
accomplished wife. He has, however, again
deigned to enliven Bolivar with his pleas
ant, familiar face.
The sad accident in which Matagorda
PLAYED conspicuous part at the Jackson
Fair. has resulted less trAgicIlly than was
at first feared, as all the injured parties are
recovering.
The beautiful and accomplished Miss
Ella Cornatzar paid her home visit last
Saturday. Miss Ella is teaching near Mid,
dlcburg.
Seed Rye, Wheat Bran, Harness leather
AT JOYS.