The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-20
LOCAL ITEMS.

As usual you know the weather is
bad.
The boys viii miss the Wizard
Oil Troupe.
-"As soon as he brathcd his last,
the docthors gave up all hepes Of his
recovery"
Two young mon, ministers ofthe
gospel, are learning Hebrew in the
Henderson Institute.
The Henderson Institute suffered
heavy loss in the death of DIR. w. j..
Crook, lecturer on Physiology and
Hygiene Hedied ofpneumohia 10th
OF this month 5 q. m.
-'@Tullymuckle's Creek, June 29,
1916" will not coon be forgotten.
The GOLDEN DAYS, published
by james Elvcrson, Philadelphia is e
most excellent paper for girls and
boys. Mono better in the country.
It is weekly ct $500 per year Send
for a copy.
The practicing of the Band is very
annoying to an invalid young lady in
that neighborhood. Gould not another
place be had for the present, other than
the Academy?
We deeply sympathize with Bunyan
Bradford and brothersSon the death
of their venerable and estimable moth
or.
Miss Maggie Coleman is President
of the Busy Bees of the Methodist Sun
day School, Miss Ida Newbern, Vice
President. w. Ii. Armistead, Secre-
tary, and Mrs. Amelia Crawford II cas-
urer.
H. B. billiard, representing
Brooks, Nicely & Co. Memphis, will
visit Bolivar to receive orders. Friend
billiard is a No. man. and represents
No. 1 firm.
Jones, the barber over the post Office
is one of the most skIlIfuland obliging
BARRIERS We have ever had in town.
Go to him for clean shave and a nice
cut of your hair.
DR.. Dishman has brought his
family from Kentucky. We are glad
to have them among us.
The time has been whom diseases
of the kidneys were considered serious
affections, but fortunately all fear of
any fatal results from these troubles
are now dispelled by the certainty
with which Days Kidney Pad always
acts.
"A young lady in the vicinity of
Salisbury requests that certain gen
tlemen of that place should call her
Miss - in her absence as well her
presence.
Miss Mary JoYa' Nelson has re-
turned from Memphis, where she has
been receiving instruction from n
celebrated portrait painter. Miss
Nelson has-so beautiful specimens
of her skill as an artist. No work is
more suited to woman's taste and
touch than that of painting. Success
to her.
DIR. r. T. Dishman has removed
his dental Office to rooms over the
Office of Drs. Moore Il Tate. Give
DR.. Dishman a call when you have q
tooth to be extracted or filled, or q
sett of teeth to be made. He will do
first-class work at reasonable rates.
Tho first of March, Memphis will
have another Mardi gras. The ladies
In all the churches in the city VIC
leltly oppose it ON the ground ofits de
moralizing influence aud they are GER
tainly right.
Tho members Of the Wizard Oh
company gave a concert on Monday
evening for the benefit of the Methods
Church. The gentlemen comprising
this company, while actively ana pay
ingly pushing their business in our town
did all they could in their power t.
contribute to the general enjoyment 0
the public by singing in our churche
and at private entertainments. Gen. L
Y. II. Crosby, chief, is a whole-souleC
man and we specially commend hin
TO the Southern people. His associ
ates are all most clever and genial gen
Uemen.
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