The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

Autumn pic mic parties are again on
the wing.
Muscadine hunting is all the rage
at present
Ike Kahn has sold bis residence to
Jno. H. Polk.
Petty theiving is rampant in some
sections ofthe county.
There Is a good deal of sickness in
the town ead surrounding country.
All the bells in town were tol'ing
at the houIo Garfeld's burial on Mon
day.
Merchants are preparing to do a
large trade this al, by laying in a
good stock.
The county bridge is s rong and du-
fable, and is a great improvement on
the fory-boat.
We are glad to lear and see, thai
the farmers have been laying IN good
supply of Lay during the past dry sea
son.
Services, appropr to the occa-
sion, were held at the Preshv ter'aa
church on Monday by Rev. N
Ready.
The Public School is now keeping
busy a goodly number of hoys who
heretofore spent the greater part OF
their time in idleness.
Mr. Ii lard of Middleton wasin town
last week on "Court" business. Sue
cess to him and General Joyner in their
lauderable enterprises.
Sportsmen are beginning to clean
and rub up their gus. p. ~ -afocy -
entering into the coming Campo gnI
against the feathery tribe.
T. A. McClarty, of Mason's Depot,
formerly of the Valley, vii soon re
JUN to the county, having bought
property at the Junction.
The crops in genera are better than
were expected. Grumbling viii do no
good, so take care of what you do
make, aud you will appreciate the next
flush season.
County Superintendent Hudson |
would announce lnat hereafter IN The
first and third Saturdays of each NOR 4 |
he VIII be in Bolivar to attend to oil
cial business.
Rev. Mr.. Major of Jacks7n has re
turned home. Our people formed a
strong attachment to the gentleman
an account of his deep piety and ua-
osiaotlE Us ard forceful CHRISTIAN
life. Hope he will visit usagAin
soon.
Miss Lucy Anderson is teaching
music in the Middleton Institute. She
is an accomplished performer on both
piano and organ, ANA VIII IN <e n os
credi5able success II teaching the Ire
DRY and practice of music
A marriage boom is expected at
New Castle. We understand that
qnartctte marriage is on tapis for this
fall Certain enterprising young
men of that section aswe are re nj '
informed srecola-ng in handsome
furniture in ,his market. There's
nothing e it!
Mrs ID. j. Sharp writes to the
Appeal that DIR. T. f. Nolan, of
Union parish, Lou ana, never
lost case of diphtherA during
twenty years practice. His remedy
was to scarify the tonsils and give
lobelia, which relieves the patien,
within few minutes.
DIR. G. Wells sends US word that if
there is any doubt about Bolivar's be-
Jog able 10 accommodate the Memphis
Conference, that of the next session of
that body, he will entertain twenty
FIVE, and more yer, be responsible for
the accommodation Of thai sn'.r body
~ The people Of his town. Thanks
Lat Bolivar can. 4 viii, take care of
her guests Il most crejitable MAJ
ner.
The revival in the Methodist Church
Of THIS place closed last Sunday night
after a continuance Of three weeks.
1t resulted in thu conversion of one
soui ard a great spiritual edilcatlou of
Christians. Great interest was felt
and manifested by many of the relig;-
Gus. We hope they will not neglect
and forget the resolves and vows they
made to live in the service of their
God. So deep was the concern for the
revival tLat the veey large audience
at the last serSloe seemed 10th to leave
the sacred place. Such meetings ough