The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-06-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.


We regret to learn that the wife Of Mr..
William Taylor is seriously i'll
Hot, hotter, hottest; hottcntot, hotten-
Dtcr, hottentotest.
We arc now turning out some fine job
'ork. Call and see
Gar loads of peaches, pears, and other
r'u'S are passing each day, to the North.
tuesday night there was very agree
oie social at the residence Of Mr.. Il. /.
Walker.
We are glad to state that Rev Mr..
owe Is recovering from his recent severe |
ickncss.
BASE Ball continues to attract the at
ention Of the young men to a considerable
'xtcnt.
These are beautiful moonlight nights,
md in consequence front gates have suffered
materially
The Court House yard is the coolest
place in town these hot days, and the pat
ronagc is large.
Our worthy postmaster still looks pale
and interesting But he is improving and
wiz De all right soon.
Alex. Swincbroad took the organ grinder
IN his spring wagon last Saturday, and gave
the town scrcnadc.
Mrs. George Dugm was well enough to
be out riding the other day. Hope she may
continue to improve.
Miss Emily Armistead, adopted daugh-
ter Of Mrs. w. T. Armistead, is visiting re-
lations in Middle Tennessee.
To the ninitiated it is surprising how
much beer is drunk in Bolivar. But better
that than something stronger.
The long days reached their climax
last Friday, and will now begin to grow
small by degrees and beautifully less"
Mrs Col. NJ. r. Polk and family have
moved to Nashville Bolivar will miss the
society Of this cstimable household.
That little boy with the harp, is
quite genius in his way. He dances jigs,
and furnishes his own music on the violin.
Mr.. l.. b. Adams has had repaired the
front OF the store house occupied by T. f.
Brooks. 1t was damaged by the late fire.
Call and see us in our news Office, next
door to Norment e Coates law Office. We
will show you some Of the neatcst styles Of
type ever brought South.
Our ice merchant reports the ice trade
brisk these hot days. CTS an i'll wind that
blows nobody good" Really, though, ice at
]! cents pound is a very cheap luxury.
Our popular hotel proprietress, Mrs.
Black, has left for a visit to st. Louis.
Pleasant trip and safe return to this excel
lent lady
Many Hardeman cx-Confcderatcs are
interested in knowing that the old 9th and
9th Tennessee regiments will soon have a
reunion ut Jackson. See notice.
1t will be seen from a correspondence
in another column that Prof. J. Floyd Col
Inns Of WhiteviIle, is soon to have close of
his academy. That section is fortunate in
having lirst-class educational facilities.
The Fum and Grange Is a monthly
published by Geo. b. Martin q CO., Mem
phi-; price - cents per annum. Devoted
to Agriculture, Horticulture, Stock and the
Grange. This is a publication Of real merit.
We commend it to our readers.
Mr.. O. }. Moore and lady of Winona,
Miss, have been on a visit to their son, DIR.
+. u. Moore. Mr.. Moore is merchant and
planter of Winona, and reports business
ulict in his section, and that the crops are
promising.
We regret to learn that Mr. w. A. Nc
Donald, Of Middleton, had a child severely
scaldcd the other day Not long since his
interesting little daughter died of injuries
received by the explosion OF kerosene oil
lamp.
The first cotton-bloom of the season wa
.,.,;,-,J limo - nj the MCmphis Cotton