The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-10-06
local ETEnGg.
Wort tle roads.

Work the roads.
Read about those nap peddlers else
where.
Many letters on hand awaiting pub
LEGATION. Be patient.
If you have promised your subscrip-
ton in wood, bring it now.
Tno Quarterly Court was we'll at
tended by the Magistrates.
The county Treasury Will soon get
another ha!f-yearly school apportion-
ment from the State Treasury.
Tie BULLETIN is now full of news
and presents fresh reading matter.
This mild weather is making new
squares and boIls on the cotton plant.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Of Tennessee meet at Nashville Oct.
rs.
Now Is the time to advertise if you
want to sell goods, or have bargains to
offer.
Hobert Patterson's children, of the
Junction, who have been iii Il long
time, are better. Glad to hear it.
Knox Tate, Charlie Walton, Frank
Prewitt have been appointed Road
Commissioners for the sixth dis
trict.
Fresh Oyster at Yopp's PaIace
TODAY. Don fail to supply
yourselves and families with
this tempting delicacy-
There will be near four or five hun
dred visitors in town during Conference
session. Fine chance for trade. Adj
vertise Cor it.
The Gainesville road is now in ex-
ceIlent condition. John NJ Mitchell
Commissioner. He knows how to do
thorough work.
Kenton, Tenn has surrendered hor
charter to stop the tipping business.
Will Bolivar and the other county
towns vote to do the same?
The New Workers are backing down
from bets that the cotton crop will
reach six million bales? Memphis |
parties backed them down.
Thompson Allen, of WhiteviIIe, says
the road tax in his district does not /
keep him in nickel cigars. He Deeds {
a wife to teach him economy.
Mr.. J. d. Casselberry, Of New Cas- (
tic, now attending the Mckenzie Col /
lego, will attend Medical College af- /
ter he completes his Accidental I
course.
Persons holding county warrants
vii! get the money on them by Christ I
nas. Dn.', sacrifice them. Harde-
man. scrip il as good as Uncle
Sans PAPER
The Nashville American says: "An
attempt is hcing made TO indict Sena
tor Barrett, on the charge of alleged
bribery and corruption in connection
with his vote on the 100 3.
Rev. DR.. Lee, at St. James Church
on Sunday night last, gave beanti-
full and touching sketch Of the late
President He was personally &C
quainted with the deceased.
VIII Yopp has moved his saloon
into Anderson q Dorion's new house
next door to Mayo's. lie will have q
Grat class saloon, in fact he says he
viii make regular palace Of it.
West Tennessee has cause to be
Southern Illinois, Kentucky,
Middle Tennessee, Arkansas, and
North Mississippi have Jared much
worse than West Tennessee from the
drought.
Rev. DR.. Keady's Garfield Memo
rial sermon, delivered at the Presby-
terrain church, Sept. 26 is said to have
been a just and most eloquent tribute
to the worth Of the eminent deceased |
President.
The Nc1eng World, new Nashville
daily, has made its appearance. Col |
Riley, late of the GAINESVILLE Tobacco |
Leaf. is EDITOR. Mr. OH. Rains,
late of the banner, is buiness manager. |
A. r. Mcclure, late of the Humboldt
Argus, foreman of mechanical depart
ment and Willis Williams, late of the
Banner, City EDITOR The first issue
showes enterprise, taste and ability.
1t has capital, brains q enegy to back
it and hence must succeed,
PERSONAL
Mrs. DIR. Dishman Is still quite
sick.