The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-06-09
LOCAL ITEMS.

The strawberry season Is over.
Capt. Montgomery is now at worI
cleaning out lIatchie river.
New Irish potatoes have made
their appearance hereabouts.
Two accidental deaths in town
last Sunday-read descriptions in an
other column.
Now is the season to HE to the gay
watering-place. Owing to a "press OF
business, we will not "hie" this sum
mer.
Miss Mollie Whitehead, of Riy
ley, Miss, is visiting friends at the
Junction.
Major Morgan is in very feeble
health. He is staying with his son
in-law, DR.. T. e. Moore.
We are glad to hear that Prof
Hall can locate the man Jones, who
forged that order.
Mrs. DR.. J. S. Robertson and
Mrs. W. NJ. Johnson, of Whitevine,
attended The closing exercises of the,
jackson Institute this week.
DR.. Hugh Tate and daughter,
Miss Mary, will shortly leave on
trip to relatives in North Carolina.
Pleasant and safe trip to them.
The editor of the Bulletin re-
grets that previous engagement pre-
vented his presenting the prizes to the
young ladies of the Jackson Institute
on Tuesday.
Mrs - writes TO this office to
ascertain the best method of marking
table linen. Leave the baby and
blackberry pic alone at the table for
three minutes.
Thompson Allen, chief road com
missioner in the Whitevillc district,
says the new road law is excellent,
both in theory and practice, and he
has level head
Rev Terrell Harris and Rev. Z.
b. Graham, two Vanderbilt theolo-
gians, are now at home. They say
that 1000 students are expected to be
at the Vanderbilt next session.
The people Of Lonokc, Ark, and
ICONS, Fem, are loudly calling for
Prof Price to serve them but the
Junction people emphatically sa!
"No" Don't blame them.
Miss Jennie Stinson, of the juno
tior, is visiting relatives in Arkansas.
Her father, Mr. j. c. Stinson, and
family, viii soon make Texas their
home. The Junction will miss this
Interesting family
The Somerville Dramatic Club
made their first appearance at the
Opera House in that place last night,
in "Solon Single" We should have
dramatic company here when the
new opera house is completed.
-Tate's Opera House is rapidly
nearing completion. The brick work
has been finished, and the carpenters
arc at work putting on the roof. The
last nail will be driven before July
4th.
Rev. John =. Park will preach
at the Presbyterian church next SAL
bath. He has had most delightful
visit to Florida. Glad to see him
back. We are afraid that orange
country may capture him and family.
We are requested to state that
the members of the Baptist church at
the Junction will hold festival ON the
evening Of the 18th, for the benefit OF
the debt on their church. OF course
it will be great success. We wish
so.
Not long since, DR.. Dishman ~ d
Frank Williams drove out to Dunlap
Springs, to imbibe some of the famous
water 10 be found there. 'All went.
merry ETC., until they started for
home The horse became frightened
Mt something, and parted company
with the buggy, which keeled over
like schooner struck by a torpedo,
while the air was filled with. shrieks,
dislodged hats, inverted coat-tails, and
much oratory. They were not seri-
ously injured, we are glad TO say. II
was our intention To have devised a
cartoon for the occasion, but we had to
abandon the idea, not being sup
piled with the necessary engravers'
outfit.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulates
the Bowels,