The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-12-06
LOCAL NOTES.
Jackson is quaranlined against

us too late for publication last week.
Our COMMUNICATION from Cedar Chapel
was crowded out this week but win appear
in our next issue.
And the next question arises what
are we going to do for u Christmas
turkey Echo answers, "what2"
The travelling man" of the peni-
tertiary was in Bolivar Saturday to
convey Hardeman Oounty's last
donation to the ''pen."
Dir. j. G. Smith proprietor of
Smiths foundry and machine shops
at Jackson. had the end of his thumb
on the right hand mashed off last
week by machinery.
Whitehead & Boden of jackson
are unsurpassed IN all KINDS of marble
work. Their designs of monuments
and execution Of work will compare
with any in America.
The ''Pea Puzzle" at Hudson's is
equal to the 1914 puzzle and The
''glass ball" at Moore q Harvey's is
equally as "agitaiing." Go look at
them, make a guess, and if you hit
closest to the mark, handsome pre-
sent is yours Christmas morning.
Mr.. John Balch the popular young
druggist with r. NJ. Hammer, at
jackson, and Miss Annie Htribbling,
a charming young lady Of the same
city were married at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church there Wednes-
day.
See the handsome card in This issue
of w. H. Burnell & Co., jackson,
manufacturer and dealer in buggies,
carriages, wagons, harness, saddlery,
etc. He has a stock equal to any
thing in West Tennessee, and his
prices are low down.
The Champion Mills Of jackson
have suspended operation for the
present, and win form stock COM
pany for the purpose running an a still
larger scale. These mills are already
among the finest in the south, and
when they open again, will be UNI
surpassed in the country.
Meal and corn are scarce in Boil
var. A grocery merchant told us
that he had Ialed to buy either at the
highest market price up to Saturday
although there is plenty of corn In
the county, He says that the peo-
pie generally do not need the casf
and they are slow to bring it to mar
ket.
The Hopper House of Jackson il
r one os the best hotels IN the country
Mr., A. G. Way, proprietor, under
stands the business thoroughly, anC
| is gifted with the rare knack of max
!, ing every one who stops with hin
f feel at home. There is card of tn
e house in another colum to which W
call the attention of the public.
In order not to ship back to Mem
phis, / will sell low for cash or o
time a beautiful u octave Hollen
berg Piano. Can be seen any tim
. to-day. While here on business
o Will tune one or two pianos. L0av
orders at the Black MOTEL,
MONTE PICKENs,
g Piano Tuner and Agent fer II. {
st Hollenberg, Memphis, Tenn.
Sc Mr.. Geo. O. Crudup, the ma
agent who was wounded in the coll
sion on the l. G. Railroad three weel
ii ago near Bradford, died at the res
t. dence of d. w. Hughes, In Jacksc
!. Sunday morning at A O'Clock. IT
- parents Of the young man were pr
2 sent at his death. The remains wei
carried to Meridian, Miss, for int
ment.
In another column will be four
: the card of Woodland Academy loo
ted near Salisbury, Hardeman O
IS, Tenn, on the Memphis s. Charlest
20 r. r. Prot. w. H. WIndes Is prin
pal, and is establishing an enviable
nj putation for his school. The acadsn
a. Is located in a healthy section a
5 has many natural advantages. S
1c the card for terms of tuition, boa
s. etc.
ne The retort Of the gas works
sc. jackson exploded Saturday morni
oh and the room took ere. Prom
IS work extinguished the flames a
saved she works. The city was
darkness for several days. The eau
0t explosion was that new and in
nariancad man yVerp in CHARGE.