The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-10-04


each with a suit of clothes, for doing their
word so cxccllently well, on his block OF
stores.
We understand the "Great Metropolitan
Olympiad" etc, lost money at this place
Told you so. Next time maybe you'll adj
vertise. \ great many people in the coun-
try did not even hear that show was com
ing.
The revival meeting OF our color ed citi
zns, which commenced twelve years since,
still continues With unabated interest. Ser
vices every night, from 9, P. NJ. till \. NJ,
at their church in East Bolivar.
Messrs. Ingram &; Richardson have moved
into the Ramsey building, and have a large
stock of the best family groceries. They
now have a beautiful store and their enter
prise and capital are a guarantee that Gus
toners viii be satisfied with their purchases.
We return our warm Acknowledgements to
the committee representing the Middleton
Literary Club for the pleasant manner in
which they express their appreciation OF the
late address We delivered in their town.
George c. Porter, Pictorial Representa-
tive from the counties Of Madison, Haywood
and Iardeman, has resigned, in consequence
Of his removal to Ripley, Lauderdalc county,
/ which Is out Of that district
DIR. Patton, Of the Jackson Dispatch, has
resigned editorial management Of that paper
to accept Professor=hip in South Carolina
College. He Is one Of the most learned men
in the Southwest. lie viii be greatly missed
in this section.
Robt Wood from -ilbcmarle county, Va,
has entered the office Of his cousin, Robt. H.
Wood Esq, to read law We welcome him
in our midst, and congratulate him on hav-
ing such excellent advantages in preparing
Tor his profession.
Mr. j. C. Febigcr, wife and child, have
returned from delightful trip in the East.
lie visited his venerable father, the distin-
guished Commodore Febiger, OF Washington
/ city.
We deeply sympathize with Auditor r.
= Stcdman in his bereavement, on account
OF the death of his sister Mrs Siddic IIarri-
son, which occurred recently near Rome,
| Ga.
The European Hotel viii keep constantly
on hand the finest, fresh Norfolk oysters.
VIII be served in all styles by the well and
favorably known oyster caterer, Ike Dawson
Ii our Bolivar merchants want to reach
the public and get trade, they can succeed
by using the coIumcs Of the BULLETIN, fol
it now has very large and still increasing
circulation throughout the county.
There have already been three response.
to the proposition Of Col ~ T. Polk, il
aid OF the Methodist Church in Bolivar
This is a chance to do good in your day
and generation. Let others respond.
In another colume, Hessrs. Ingram & Co.
advertise one of the best and largest stock:
OF staple and fancy groceries ever Offered
to the public in Bolivar. They have {
beautiful s;ore, finely furnished, and having
ample capital to buy cheap for cash, a.
they are determined not to allow any on,
+riaI
We are grleyed TO know that that old an'
esteemed citizen, John /. Walton, died sud
denly Of congcstive chill, yesterday evening
lie leaves large circle OF endeared reia
uveS and friends to mourn his decease. W
l knew him we'll and always were glad t
nave ms kiloi! presence III our ONCE
Branch \. Hendricks, one Of thcworthics
< citizens OF the Salisbury section, died, las
Friday, near Van Burcn, in the 5Oth ycaro
his age. He was Il man OF the highcs
- worth, and his loss viii be long and sadl
Il felt Ivy the entire community. We extern
coincidence to the bereavcd family.
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