The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1880-11-25
LOCAL ITEMS.
We have had

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The thermometer reached 10
above zero last Friday morning.
Some of our theatre-goers leave
for Jackson to-day, to see the famous
Jaimuschek act.
Miss Sue Burns, a wellknown
church worker Of the Middleburg sec
ton is visiting Mrs. Alex Yopp.
The clerk informs US that the
Circuit Court transacted no business
worthy Of mention.
Jesse Norment Esq Postmaster
Joyncr are convalescent
Col. NJ. B. Childress of the New
Orleans Democl at, called at our office
in company with republican Senator
Barrett.
The webbing season las come
and several fashionable marriages
are to take place soon, according to
Madame Rumor.
We can recommend the New
York Observer to our readers as a
family paper that's full Of good and
Useful reading. 1t has both religious
and secular news, and foreign cor
respondence which is entertaining
and valuable. Any one can get a
sample COPY by sending to the New
York Observer, 81 Park Row, New
York
The next session of the Memphis
conference will be held in Bolivar.
Our people, irrespective of denomina-
tions, viii extend cordial welcome
to this large and influential ecclesi-
astical body.
Many Of our young people at
tended the ball given at the Stonewall
house at the Junction on Tuesday
night, and enjoyed the mselves very
much.
james Howard, colored, next
door to Newbern's Livery Stable, fur
nishes good meals at 20 cents each.
Fresh oysters always on hand. Call
once and you will come again.
Mr.. b. f. Pinson has returned to
Horn Lake. His daughter Nellie is
convalescing, we are glad to know.
Marrying and the epizootic are
taking the country. The fever RACES.
Fels & Schwab are selling the
greatest bargains. Don't fail to call
and get them.
We give below appointments
made by the late Memphis Confer
ence' Bolivar, q. w. Wilson; Boil
var mission, w. f. Barrier; Grand
junction, r. Hill; Pocahontas, g.
Leath; Hamburg circuit, 7. p. Ram
sey; SCOTS Hill mission, d. y. Ross;
Central Church, Memphis, S. b. Sur
raft; LaGrange, w. A. Cook; New
Castle circuit, r. V. Taylor;
Whiteville circuit,J G.Clark; Purdy
circuit,Z. w. Richardson; Elder j II.
Witt in charge of the Bolivar district
FEELS q Schwab are determined to
sell you more for your money than
you can get elsewhere. Just try
them.
DR.. Dishman has opened den
lists Office in town. Give him a
call.
Prof. c. E. Nuckolls, of EIba,
Tenn, is visiting his relatives in the
county. He has fine school at
Elba, and is doing well.
Mr.. John Doyle, brother-in-law Of
Mrs. Cornatzer, died near jackson,
Tenn, on the 10Th inst. He leaves
an interesting family to mourn his
decease.
Prof. Futral was in town this
week. His school is still flourish
ing.
The young people enjoyed the
skating season.
Miss Annie Goodwin of Memphis
is visiting the Misses Fentress.
We wish happy thanksgiving
day to our readers.
If you wish to tickle your palate
with n piece of fine clover and pea
beef from f. 2. McNeaPs herd, call
and see w. S. Hornsby next week.
To-day thanksgiving services
will be held at St. James church,
and also at the Cumberland church.
The series of entertainments
known as the "Home Lecture Course
was inaugurated at St. James Hail on
Friday night OF last week. Although
the weather was severe and a com,
paratively small number present, il
proved an interesting occasion. The
musical part of the programme, espe-
cially the song by Miss Baldwin, drew
forth applause, and the lecture, by
Rev. DIR. Lee, ON "Our Mother
Tongue" was a feast Of good things, Ii
was both instructive and entertaining
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