The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-08-25

HiIl haS very McS chiH.
LAKE ICE AT ". 7. ARMIsTzAp's.
-Foons Institute is growing beyond
expectation and the town is unit in
its support.
MrI. Thomas McLendon, O. Tooni
Section died OH Monday.
There have Lecu excellent meet.
ipgs at Plen,ant Grove, MiddJeburg,
I'iney Grove. aud New Hope.
Many conversions.
Mcml ers of Bolivar Lodge No 499
X. Of II. who HAYS any badges OF
or books will please rtturA same i'm
mediately to.the Lodge room or to 8.
q. Joy, Reporter.
". 9. Eubank of New Castle
has the general agency for mpst
p pulaF business Ask him about
it, or get VIII Yopp so explain it.
Millions in it. Ta
-Pugh, the photographer, will
leave in two weeks. BE certain
to have your picture taken while
you can. He is a first class artist,
guarantees satisfa elton.
Lake ICE at W. I. Armis-
tesd'r.
We regret to IunOunce the death Of
the venerable Mrs Norment Of
Whiteville, which occurred on Mon,
day. She was the mother of Rev.
". II. Normsnt and John Normcnt.
The Whiteville Male and Female
Institute las been chartered.
Another bioN Mt whiskey. Harde-
man would be a h0Ddred per cent
better oft if whiskey were banishod
from the county.
The Pleasant Grove Missi mary
Baptis: Association, cOlored, held its
nnru d meeting in Buli' a, common
cling on last Wednesday aud adjourned
on Sunday. About seventy dele gates
were present. The following Officers
we're elected Rev. S. p. Chairs,
Chairman. Rev. s. j. Hunt, Vice
Chairman, Rev. G.. w. Lowe, Re-
cording Secretary, Rev. G.. w. Govan
Fiuancial Secretary Rev. J. L. Lee,
Recording Clerk. The Association
represents IS churches and has so min
istsrs. its territory extends from
Y st r Valley, Miss. to jackson,
Tennessee.
On Tuesday as Mrs. a. T. McNeal
and children wer9 ell route to Dunlap
Springs in their carriage, tile horse
became choked by the collar and fell
fIom the levee, rolling the carriage
down the embankment. Tho vohicls
was smashed but we are glad TO know
that Mrs. McNcal aud children escap-
ed without serious injury.
ICE ar ". T. AR1IISFEAD'S.
The marriage Guild herc is grow
ing very rapidly. With A. NJ. Lam
beth, President, w. 1. Yopp, Vice
President, f. Williams, Secretary, w.
II. Harvey, Treasurer, quitea number
of our most promising young men have
been enrolled as beneficiaries. The
assessments are light, falling equally
on all members. \ member marrying
at the expiration of four months from
time of admission, receives $3.50, the
amount received increasing by regular
stages until the maximum amount of
$1,000 is paid TO the members marry
ing at the expiration Of 4 years. Try
it.
The late thing in the way of CO.
operative insurance organization is one
called The Inetiable Parallelogram
of disgruntled Couples" This or
caniEation takes in married men only,
AID claims for its object 1.-the protec-
ton of each other against the cruel
treatment of their wives, paying 5000
for every divorce Each member is as
sessed according to the risk he is sup
posel to carry. For instance, man
living on his wiie's income pays only
one cent, while man who earns his
living by his daily labor pays 81 90.
He who is the 2nd husband 5000. lie
whose wife is red headed $500. He
who has his mother-in-law or his wife's
old maid sister living with him pays
$500. This older is in direct opposi-
ton to the Marriage Guild, and has
for its agent and supporter in this coun-
~ Mr. w. q. Eubank (or New Castle
Tenn who is now authorized to or
ganize lodges throughout the county.
We are erCditably informed Il n, there
are already seve. al applicants for mem.
bsrship at New Castle where a LODGE
will soon be in working order.