The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-07-13

land church,
Rev. T j Bakeris most acceptabIY
serving the Cumberland church in
McNairy.
We are prepared to do all kind
of Tin work and repairing, good work
at reasonable prices.
Moffat d Co.
Our old friend w II Ammons of
Bethel is keeping new and popular
Hotel. Call and see him.
Rev. Mr.. Harris Of I4aGrango Tenn
preached in the Methodist church last
Sunday morning.
Brass and Porcelain Preserving
Kettles. Fruit cans aid Fruit jars at
NJ oflat q Go.
w. j. Osborn has returned home
from a profitable winter engagement
in the Mississippi Valley.
Tom Newbern has returned from
Ala. where he and Southall Dickson
had successful sale of fruit trees.
Elder Leigh will hold quarterly
meeting services ut the Methodist
Church next Saturday and Sunday.
Just received at Hnmner's Jack
son drug store 5000 rolls wall pa
per of the latest and most beautiful de
signs
Alex. Swinebroad has returned
from Lincoln Co, accompanied by
hls brother-in-law J. w. Bright.
Will Yopp remained a day longer
in PurCly to attend to some private
conference matters, the details Of
which will be made public next Fall.
a delightful entertainment: was
given at the residence of Major Nc.
Meals last Thursday evening in hon.
or Of his guest Miss Walker.
Halls Vegetables Sicilian Hair
Reviewer is universal favorite for
restCrlng gray hair to its original color
and making hair grow out thick.
Hon. JAS. II. RUSSELL of NIaury Co. !
was nominated for Governor by the
Boilers. He is an able and true man
but his labors will tend to break down |
democracy and strengthen the repub-
licans. He cannot hope to be elected. |
Southall Dickson has left to enter
business with his brothers ut Atlanta.
Ga. He is a young man of steady
habits and several ears mercantile !
experience. We wish him great
success.
The citizens of Purdy most hand
somely entertained tie District Con-
ference. Amongst the many to whom
we are indebted. we mention especial
ly d. w. Herring Esq. aud his inter
esfing family.
Dr. r. A. Tate is gone 70 Missouri
to seek desirable location to practice
his profession. We wish him great
success. lie is one of the best doctors
in the county. Our people will re-
greet to sec him and his family leave
the community,
Mrs. Copeland of jackson, Tenn. !
would inform the ladies of Bolivar
and Hardeman County that she has
on hand a very large stock of the best |
and most fashionable Millinery Goods |
in West Tennessee, including a most
beautiful assortment of Bonnet. S Hat.
and Dress Trimmings. These articles
are marked down very low. You
can save your fare on rail by calling
on her for such supplies. To and from
Bolivar to Jackson only $40.
Dir. Samuel P. Hardy, the popu
lar and energetic Superintendent and
Treasurer of the Church aud Spruce
Street Line, has had completed, I'M
der his personal supervision, the
building Of a steeet car which on
completion proves to be one Of the
most elegant and tastefully finished
cars in the city. With such enter
prise and capability in our midst, we
need not apply to other places for any
thing. He deserves great praise for
his successful enterprise.
Nashville World.
The Bolivar District Conference at
Purdy was a great success. The whole
district was largely represented by DEL
egates from a membership of forty
six hundred. The people of the town
l,~.st.1.k