The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-07-29

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THURSDAY july %, 1850.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
!. g. Savage announces himself candidate for r
election 20 the voters ot lardenan County Tor tlit
Oii., OF Coauty TRUST.
FOR SHERIFF..
" W Farley announces himself candidate a.
the voter. af lardcmau County for recollection %
The Office sheriff
~. Yopp' announces himself to thc voters OF
J!arloui1u CHnuiy candidate for election "a she
the o.aca Of Co.,sta5lt in the 18th District.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
A full supply of Mason'- Fruit Jars just
received at Moore & IIarvey's
Mrs. A. J. Swinebroad is visiting
Corin,h. Miss.
The Literary Society has suspended
until September.
Circuit Court proceedings win APP
pear in our next issue,
Miss Nora Barham Of ICONS, is Wis
iting Miss Ida Warren.
The Republicans will hold a meet
ing in Bolivar on Saturday.
DIR. J. NJ. Mask and lady are visit
ing Bon AqHa Springs.
Judge Flippin is deservedly right
in trying to suppress pistol carrying.
See Prof. Kimbrough's school adj
vertisement It is a-numbcr one
academy.
Thanks to ID. X. Stinson of Grand
Junction for Il box Of luscious Con-
cord grapes.
Miss Mary Swincbroad is teaching
ut Middleton, Tenn. She viii make
most popular teacher.
Preaching at Toons on Thursday
night August 10. Quarterly meeting
the following Sunday.
We deeply sympathise with the fam
lily Of Mr. Laben Turner in their re-
cent heavy bereavement.
Thanks to Jno. I. Morrow of Mid
dleburg for a mammoth Peerless wat
crmellon, weighing 81 lbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Kahn will re-
ceive their friends at their home Fri
day evening, July Both. No cards.
Rev. Jno. S, Lee is conducting a
most successful meeting atPocahontaS,
On July %, he baptized sixteen per-
sons.
Prof. Hall will hold Teachers In
stitute at Salisbury August Z, and at
Toons August Il. Able speakers ell
gagged,
W.Wilson of 3liddleburg brought
us cotton boil of the Williams cot
ton, planted May II. 1t weighed two
ounces.
Sam Millcr's celebrated race horse
Joe Dart broke his neck on the Polk
race course on Tuesday. lie made an
accidental misstep.
ID. n. Stinson has Just completed g
beautiful monument for the grave of
the late venerable Mrs Polk of New
Castle. Such work cannot be excelled.
Quite a number of persons were
baptized into the Bolivar Baptist
church eli last Sunday by Rev Geo.
II. Savage. He is a most devoted
aid successful Gospel minister.
DIR. Jno. r. Anderson of Clover
Port, is mentioned by the jackson
Tribune and Sun as Il suitable man for
Floatcr. We heartily endorse the high
worth and eminent fitness OF DIR. |
Anderson
Wallace Montgomery, son Of Capt |
Montgomery of Memphis, is in Boil
var experimenting the building of
eight boats to clean out Hatchie river
United States Engineer Benyuard has
charge of the work.
The Secretary of State has regis
tered the charter Of the Glover Port
Male and Female Academy, of Harde-
man County; incorporators T. J.
Robinson, w. c. Pirtle, J. p Nichols,
j. Chism, S. II. Chapman, p. North
ern and 7. A. Furtrall
Rev. DR.. Lee is preparing to open
st. James Hall this Fall under the
most suspicious circumstances. He
and his corps of teachers are gifted and
experienced in the theory and practice
of teaching and. will offer the commun-
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