The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-11
Squire David Wood is stilI very low.

Squire David Wood is still very low.
EditroiaI matter had to yield to news this
week.
See 7. c. Spight's letter, Withdrawing from
the Circuit Court clerks race.
DIR. D. c. Day is now an effective temper
ance lecturer. We congratulate him.
The handsome W. D. Ross, the White
vile photographer, was in town Sunday.
Rev. n. AID. Bryant of the Junction Wis
tied US this week, Always glad to see him.
We have a lot of most beautiful pictures
for cash subscribers. Call and examine
them.
Rev. Mr.. Bruton leavesfor Huntsville Ala.
this week. Success to that earnest and able
speaker.
Mrs. J. F. Dunlap, formerly of Bolivar, now
Of Dyer county Tennessee, is visiting rela-
tives in town.
The third Sunday in April Rev. Geo. NJ.
Savage, OF Jackson, viii preach at the Bap-
tist church in Bolivar
Salisbury was well represented in Bolivar
last week, by Joseph Clark and C. c. Will
son. Call again, gentlemen.
Rev. n. K. Smith cannot fill his next APP
pointment at Ebenezer, as he will be at
tending the Presbytery at Memphis.
J.R Cargill and J. R. McClarty, of Hick-
DRY Valley, were in town this week. Both
are prominent young business men.
We are forced this week to omit publish
ing many interesting letters until next issue.
Be patient, all shall have hearing.
Todd's Tonic Food for Fowls is the best
known in this country. We most cheerfully
recommend it to our people. See the ad-
vertisement
James Richardson and John A. McKin-
die, have returned from Nashville, whittier
they went as delegates, to the State council
of A. o. T. Workingmen.
We are requested to state that the young
men of Bolivar are anxious to have first
class white barber in town. One such is
needed and will be sustained.
Mr.. J. NJ. Mathews called and reports
crops presenting a fine prospects. He be-
lieyes that diversified cropping is the secret
of all farming success. He so acts.
We deeply regret to learn that Fred
NeeIy, brother of DIR. J. S. Nicely, of White
vile, was accidentally shot in the hand last
week while hunting. lie may lose several
fingers.
The acknowledged standard cure for all
bowel diseases, is DIR. McCabe's Medicated
Blackberry Brandy. Made from the berry
and root. 1t never fails At DR.. f. d.
Moore's. a11-3m
At the coIored Methodist and Baptist
churches the temperance movement is rapid
ly spreading among the members and friends
! of these churches. Speed on the work. 1t
is for all classes and colors.
One evening last week at the hospitablc
home of Darius Robinson, near Hickory
Valley, the young people of that vicinity
were entertained most pleasantly. Among
those present. were the neices of the host,
the Misses Robinson of Milan.
Last Sunday at GAINESVILLE, Rev. J. G..
A cton assisted by DIR. d. J. Newbern and
Jesse. Norment Esqr conducted a Sunday
school mass meeting. The work was pushed
forward by these worthy gentlemen. They
were Hospitality entertained by the good peo-
pie Of that vicinity.
This week we chronicle very many fami-
lv bercavenents throughout the country.
To each of the families represented in the
death list, we tender our sincere coincidence.
One by one friendships ties are broken on
earth and it behooves us all so to live
that such broken links may be reunited in
an eternal home.
| DIR. Freezing, an intelligent and practi-
cal farmer near ICONS, says the bugs that
eat potatoes, cabbage, cucumbers, squash
vines ETC. may be effcctually destroyed by
sprinkling said vines with strong de-
coction OF fresh COW manure. The bugs
will at once leave and never return. He
and Others have tried it for several years
with the finest effect.
Sunday morning, in accordance with
notice, Rev. Mr.. Bruton preached at the
Presbyterian church to very large audi
encc, and at night at the Methodist church
to crowded house. Both sermons were
filled with the power of Bible truth. Bro
Bruton is a godly force, either as tenn