The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-01-13
LOCAL ITEMS.

most spFlSHlly anu lhlOi' ~ Chilu
We unintontionaliy neglected to men
ton his in last weeks report of tie
review.
The Wiza-d Oil men are sing
ing and selling their medicine. They
are accommodating and pleasant gen
tlemeu.
We are still having very cold
and disag.eeable winter weather.
The young people had hop at
the residence of Mrs. w. 7. ARMS,
tead on last Tuesday evening.
We hear that the Literary So
ciety is being converted into Glee
Club.
We understand that sufficient
stock has been subscribed to build a
town hall. Push on the good work.
Mrs, Cornatzer is on visit to rel
ativcs IN Gibson.
Send us newsy items from all parts
of The county. Glad to get them.
Rev, Ridley Gray is on a visit 70
relatives in town.
1t is rumored that lodge of the
Knights Of Honor will soon be estab-
lshed at Toons. There is 10 safer in
8 ranco than that furnished by such
an order. Push ON the good work.
j. G. Granger, of the north side,
says that there is a widespread mar
rying epidemic in that section. Old
maids from seventy years down are at
it. Men are in demand. Apply to
Esq. Blair.
Prof. Hudson, the newly-elected
County Superintendent of schools, is a
clever and promising young man. We
wish him the largest success in man.
aging the important interests of his
office.
Mr.. Ayres, of Gainesville Tenn,
IS now with A. r. Hall. He is most
intelligent and popular salesman.
--Itis the wish of nine-tenths of the
people of Bolivar that Prof. Price
should have charge of the public
school in Bolivar, and yet our school
diyeOtOrE hesitate to employ him. He
is teacher uf the largest experience,
native, and has claims upon our peo-
pc.
The message Of Goverdor Marks
is before the people. It is plain and
concise statement of the public affairs
of the State.
Nanz & Neuncr, Lcui vile, Ky.
have just ISSUED large and beautiful
catalogue of Plants, Seeds, Bulls, Re-
SEES etc. Special price list sent free on
application. Goods guaranteed. You
can safely depend on their sending you
the most choice selection.
Mrs. Park has resumed her school
ather residence. She is an experienced
teacher, and children will safely adj
vance under her instruction
We take pleasure i'll calling at
tention to the advertisements in our
columns of the mammoth Seed house
of d. NJ. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Mich.
the m lst extensive seed dealers in the
country, whose business has been built
up entirely through the quality and
purity of the seeds they supply, and
why have thus obtained the confidence
and patronage of the public as reliable
See lsmen Their Annual Catalogue
for 1881, containing a vast amount #
useful information suited to all who
have a flower or vegetable garden, can
b obtained from them free on aIp'i
cation.
There arc no interests more i'm
portant than those ofthe public school $
Of the county. Who can doubt 1t? In
the first place it is highly necessary t.
have directors who will attend to their
work, taking deepestin torestins schools.
Old fogies should not be placed in such
poiions. They are too small for such
work or the place is too largo for the /
enterprise. Get live, active and pro
gressive men. Ia the next place, it is
suicidal to employ very cheap teachers.
To ec)nomize in this direction is to
sacrifice much at vital point. AS 8
general rule, competent teachers value
their services and should be paid re.
numerative salaries. Get good men
competent men, and pay thean living
wages, Rather than employ third
rate teachers, you had better save the
public money until you can secur,
the services of suitable persons. L
you want good work done, you woulc
not employ botch mechanics but skilled
ones who deserve living wages.
r. e. Craig & Co., Memphis, hav
on hand a large and varied assortmei
offresh garden and 'Ficld seeds. The,
have been doing business for the pas
twenty years and have earned M en-
viable reputation for reliability
Send your orders to them
MARRIED.
BROOK L RAJ DXy-TN T. :.