The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-20

/ NAANA ObA~A AItstblFC &C.
Miss Lizzie Shelton, of Somervillc
has been visiting re.atives in White
Vile.
| Miss Lizzie Price, an interesting
daughter Of Prof Price Of the juno
ton, was in town this week.
The Kettle Drum party at the resi-
lence Of w. T. Armistead last Wed
needUy evening was an elegant enter
tRinment.
just received at Hammers Jacl
son drug store 5000 rolls wall pc
per of the latest and most beauti ful d
signs
Hon. L. J. Flippin, our abe anC
popular circuit Judge, is in tow
holding court. Age is touching bu
lightly his good looks.
DIR. ID. J. Newbern announces him
self candidate for Magistrate Of thi
district. His ability ano worth ar,
two well known to need word o
commentator.
Before you go off on journey dom
fail to get bottle of DIR Bcatty's Oh
of so. 1t MAY save you a big doctors
bill. {.
Mr.. Minor Lee Meriwether
the talented Junior Editor of thc
Memphis Free Trader, delivered an ed
mirable Lecture last night on ''ThC
Tarig Robbers and the South"
Rev. z. 3. Graham, most talented
and gifted young preacher. has beer
appointed to Gil the vacant pulpit o.
the Methodist Church at this place
Rev. JHC. Moore has been appointct
to take charge of Pocahontas Mission
to fill the vacancy made by Rev. Z, b
Graham.
John B. Robertson, son of DIR. j,
S. Robertson of Whiteville, has return
ed from Helena Ark. to spend the
summer at home. He is a young mar
of fine business habits.
1t is reported that A. N. Clayton
Of Whiteville has lost his tamou:
acknowledgements. lie offers q
reward for its return. 1t is blind il
one eye.
Frank Schuman, the celebrated
Memphis gunsmith, has removed to
412 Main St. He has a large new
store and stock. He warrants his
guns, rifles, pistols, &c. Give him
a call. You will save money.
Iardeman County ladies who need
Laces, Hnmberg Trimmings, Ribbons
of all kinds and qualities, Hats, Bon
nets, &C. should send for samples o.
call IN person on Mrs. j. G. Copeland
who keeps large Millinery Empo
rum IN jackson. The low prices o
her articles will surprise yog. jus
give her q t~ial.
Rev. DIR. A. W. Jones of the Mem
phis Conference Female Institute wa
in town this week, lie has one 0
the oldest and best organized femal
schools IN the South. For wholesom,
discipline and thorough instruction
no institution ranks higher than thii
one. His terms are reasonable, Sc,
his advertisement and send for a cir
cula His graduates are scattered
all over the south and found amongs
the leading circl es in society.
Prof. G.. NJ. Savage, Principal o
the Henderson Institute, preached a
the Baptist church on last Sabbath
His is d most thorough training
school for the young, The best socia
and religious influences surround Tn
Institute. A youth is il safe hand
when entrusted to his care and tuition
Prot. Hackett, an assistant is an A NJ
graduate of the University of Va
| No other commentator is needed,
We are glad to learn that DR.. Rob
| A. Tate has decided TO make Carthag
Mo. his home. That section is ric
in agricultural resources and note
for the general intelligence and cultur
of its inhabitants. DIR. Tate's reno
val is a real loss to Tennessee, aud
most substantial gain TO Missouri II
is a thorough graduate in his profef
sion and has had large experience
practice. Among his medical brother
he is rated as not having superior
this section in medical knowledge
On account of health he seeks anotl
er climate and we cordially common
him and his family 10 the citizens
Carthage as cultivated christia
people. He and his excellent wi
are worthy representatives of our be
families. They leave behind the
a large circle of relatives and frien'
who wish them the largest measu
of happiness aid sue Co.'S.