The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-06-22

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Mrs. a. Fl. Rose is on visit to
relatives in Texas.
Excelsior Jr. and Hutchinson Wine
and Cider Mills at
Mofat s Co.
Esq. Robt. Mitchell is raising Irish
potatoes weighing over one pound
and half, planted on the full Of the
moon.
\ large lot Iron Stone and White
Granite Ware at rock-bottom prices at
Mofat Il Co.
Tom Coates has returned from
Memphis.
Prof. Geo. N. Savage, Of Hender-
son, is visiting his parents in Texas.
The paper just received Mt Hammers
Of jackson is prettier and cheaper
than ever before M 25 2m
Sarn Kahn and wife have retArned
from visit to relatives in Louis
vile.
Miss frankie Smith has left to Wis
her aunt, Mrs. ia meson, in the city
Of Mexico.
Prof Hudson and wife arc attend
ing the State Teachers Institute at
Knoxville.
Barbed Wire and Staples at
MotTat &Co.
Prof. Futrall was in town ON Satur-
day. See notice Of his school. It is
an excellent institution.
A match game of baseball will be
played tomorrow evening between the
Reds and the Blues.
The Bolivar District conference will
be held in Purdy, July 9th, contin-
Uing until the 10Th.
Wire Goods. We will be pleased to
show designs and furnish estimates OF
cost &c. for all kinds of Ornamental
Wire Goods for flower gardens, grave
yards &c Elegant designs. Call !
and see US. MoiIdt Il Go |
Mrs. Lizzie Guthurz, neice of Mrs !
Paul T Jones, is visiting Mrs. w /. |
Armistead.
Judge Fentress has made the Pres
bytcrian church of Bolivar a present |
Of fine church organ, costing eight
hundred dollars.
Hardeman was we'll represented in
the State Convention that met on
Tuesday From Bolivar the following
went:-A I McNeal, Jesse Norment,
e A Miller, + Williams, w NJ john
son, James Fentress, Jr.
Mrs. DIR. VIM Thompson and
daughter, Cora, are visiting relatives
ut ArkadelphIa Ark.
Bishop Lane of the colo. Methodist
Church called to see us. He is an able
and true christian minister He
preached in Bolivar on last Sunday
morning.
A severe wind and rain storm swept
over the county last Saturday after
noon, especially destructive in the
Western sectiun.
The Literary Society Of WhiteviIlo
held most interesting session last
Tuesday e ehing. These societies ar e
are very Aluable as IN educational
and social Auence. Encourage them
The new county of Chester was
ofganizsd at Henderson, Tenn, last
Tuesday, JudgeT. G. Muse ofJackson,
administering the oath of office to the |
justices oftho peace. Esquire Rush, |
of Hardeman, was elected Chairman
Cf the court.
Sergeant Webb has been raidin G |
the disreputable places about town |
Drive them out of the corporation. |
The jackson Institute closed last
week, with very Interesting exercl-
ses, and an unusually large atton-
dance of visitors.
The Calisthenic drill at tire Opera |
House. Tuesday eve, was a verycred- |
liable affair. Notwithstanding quite
a large class, they went through their
movements very accurately aud
gracefully, affording a nice illustra-
ton of the meaning Of the
word "Calisthenics," beautiful
strength" Before the drill, Misses
Mary Tate, Nellie Walker, Irene
Mcheal, and others, sang several
songs in a manner well worthy The
the training Of their teacher, Mrs
Baito. Miss Kate Bills and Mr.. BottO
executed suitable selections on the
niano with ease and grace.