The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-05-19
LOCAL ITEMS.


The fishing squads are numerous
This season.
Read the interesting New York
letter.
Capt. a. 7. AIcNeal is OH visit
to Knoxville.
DIR. S. J. Nicely, Jr., is inspector
of coal oil in Hardcnian county.
Mr.. w. II. Reynolds and wife
had delightful excursion trip to New
Orleans.
Rev. W. S. Cochrane viii preach /
at Salisbury on Sunday
Mrs. Moore, Of Humboldt, is Wis
iting her daughter, AIRS. Cub. Wilker-
son.
Rev. W. S. Cochrane and family,
of Somerville, are visiting relatives in
town.
J. NJ. Matthews and family, of
Whiteville, are of tor Texas. Success
to them.
We fully sympathize with the fam
lily of Francis Fentress in their recent
deep affection.
Rev. Mr. Whaling preached two
able sermons in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
The steamer Poitevent, though
recently raised, is once more sunk.
Water too low for her.
The ladies Of the Methodist
church at the Junction will hold a
festival tomorrow night. 1t will be
an elegant affair.
The brass band serenad ed the
BULLETIN office Monday night. They
are improving very rapidly, and have
made wonderful progress in the last
few weeks.
We heard some good singing in
Jackson recently. We admire good
singing, especially if the singer has a
pretty rosebud mouth--the opener it
gets the rosebuder 1t is.
Rev. 7. P. Ramsey viii preach at
GAINESVILLE Wednesday. night, May
25th, and at S. H. Duncan's the night
of the 26th. VIII preach the funeral
sermon of Mrs. Gibson at Concord,
Sunday, May 29th.
"A Sunday school has lately been
organized at Hickory Valley, with the
following officers DR. Frank. Baird,
Superintendent Mr.. McKinnon,
Assistant Superintendent; j. A. Rog-
ers, Secretary Mr.. Rambo, Lib-a
rian; Mr.. Scott, Treasurer. Thirty.
six enrol led their names as members.
Dr. r. T. Dishman, dentist, viii b,
in Toons to-day and tomorrow, Thurs
day and Friday, and no mistake.
Give HIM call ifyou desire first elias
work.
Those globe and map peddler
came well endorsed as gentlemen, bu
the goods they sell are extortionatel.
high, and we are glad that their rai'
on the county treasury was ended b.
the timely movements of Frank Nc
Glathcry aud K Z. Hornsby.
"A party of ladies and gentlemen
consisting of Miss Dora Dunavant
Misses Eddie and Mamie Fentrea'
Mr.. and Mrs. John Polk, Wade HaI
vey and Frank Williams, spent tn
day at Dunlap Springs on Tuesday
We understand this will be fashion
able watering place this summer.
The baseball club met one nigf
last week and organized eHectivel!
Officers were elected, and the clu
christened "The Riversides" Tn
forms were also adopted. Look OF
for another challenge soon.
Gen. Nicely and Isaiah Macon Wi
each erect a brick store on the sout
side of the square, and Esq. G. L
Anderson and ". G. Dorion, joint
will erect block On the west side.
On Friday night last d. w NJ
Anulty, D. G. P, of Hickory Vale
Lodge, X. of II. organized lodge
of H. at New Castle with the folio,
ing officers elect: w g. Ewban
P.D.; Thos. Polk, D.; T. c. Thorn
son, V. D.; L. B. Stewart, A. I
ThOs. Foote, c.; NJ. H. Christie
Guide DIR. S. B. Cobb, Tr.; j.
Cof'man, r.; A G. Howell, + I
r. H. Baird, Guardian p NJ B
lock, S. Members-C. Q. War;,
NJ. Burrus, +. S. Blalock, Day
Campbell.