The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-11-15
LOCAL NOTES.
The BuI:etin lur 81. 90 a year.


Services At the Episcopal Church
sunday morni: aud evening by the
K -c;or. Rev. w. g. Davenport.
The store Of ). y. Taylur, at Tayl.rs
hapsl WIS brokcu Into on Tucsday
AS. aud several p,irs Of bouts stolen.
Largest 1T of the incest and
cheapest. Lamps, GhimneyS. Burners,
> '"'l,'n, tSr., ever br"ugh. Ia B-livar
at Is. V. HadSon's.
a negro fell from a northbnund
rcieht train lea ing Grand june
ton last SATURDAY evening and re-
lived serious, ii not fatal injury.
The lcvee l,',uinS east from Boil
ar has been put ia excel ent cOn,li-
lI'n lay "ur popular commissioners,
SIessrs. VIM. MrKinnir. 7. A Par
ran ami Wash LOWS.
The friends aud iacquaintances of
". ID. Robinson of jackson, Tenn,
will regryt to hear of the death Of his
wife Ms. Sarah A. Robinson who was
buried at jackson last Friday.
Read the locals of F. II. NavO in
this issue. He never does anything
Ivy halves. Ani he " i'll sell yoH goods
!Ie best g"ols for the least muney.
Call on him who's you come to Boil
var.
L you don't believe b. V. Hudson
will sell yon Drugs. Oils, Paints,
Varnishss, Soaps, T"oth and Hair
Brushes, Combs &c, chenpeF than
anybody in Bolivar just give him
trial aud he will show you.
We regret To learn that in a personal
difficulty at Whiteville last week,
Mr.. q. w. Richards was shot in the
mouth 10y Boyd Wynn. We trust
the wound is not dangerous as both
are ex"e lent citizens and their trouble
is unfortunate.
q. w. Bnuc! e., an estimabIe citi
zon Of the 4th district of thi: county
died on the 9th, inst, from the effects
of wound in the hand9accidentIy re-
csived while squirrel hunting. The
deceased was a very popular citizen
and leaves a wife and one child To-
setherwith host of frIel.ds to mOurn
his untimvly death.
George Peters and others from
Memphis were up last week look
ing alter their interests in the Dun
lap Springs. We understand this
celebrated watering place is to be
greatly improved and kept as sum
ner resort for Memphians and others
seeking a pleasant, convenient and
cheap health resort.
Mr.. ]. A. Cathy, a prominent
young merchant of jackson and Miss
Ella Duke, daughter of Mr.. J. II.
Duke were married at the First Meth
odist Church in jackson, "Wednesday
morning 18th, inst. Rev, David
Leith officiating. The bridal party
left Immediately for New Orleans.
Tho law card OF the Hon. Francis
Fentress appears in another column
Mr.. Fentress is too we'll known in
Tennessee to need any cOmmenda-
rion from us. He will practice in
all the courts in this and adjoining
counties, and the Supreme Court
for the Western District at Jackson
His office is north side Puslic square.
Bolivar, Tenn.
The Bulletin will reach It's readers
late this week on account extra work
necessary to the change in its man
agement. We did not get to Bolivar
until Wednesday and but little work
had been done on the paper. We
have not made such improvements OF
the appearance of the paper as will
be made, and wall have to ask the
Indulgence Of our readers fer a week
or two until we get things in shape.
In this issue OF the BULLETIN will
be observed local advertisement of
the famous remedies of &. p. Dan
can, handled by the popular Drug
house of Spurlock & Co., of Nash
vile. THESE remedies have stood
the test of many years and are con-
tinually growing in public favor. III
you are afflicted try the medicines
and recommend them to your friends.
See their advertisement.
'TThc curfew tolls the knell of par
ting day." rs the amiable housewife
remarked to her believing mate;
with true poetic fervor she seized
the silver-triple-plated dessert spoons
and poured out the evening daft for