The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-06-14

Il vigorous growth OF hair IS pro-
NOTED and the youthful color restored
by applying Park er'S Hair Balsam:
r. +. Jarvis. Of Toous, has left for Mari
anna, Ark, where he Will in future reside
DR.. L. }. Burton. accompanied by }. I,
Brooks. # Clover Port, has gone to his
home at Blorsom Prairie, Texas.
Our German Millet seed are guar
anteed genuine aud fresh. $500 per
bushel.
Moore & Harvey.
q. UickersUn with his Mammoth
Photograph Gallery is now in Boli-
var. lie will make as good Photo
graphs as are made in any other travel
ling gallery ut the lowest prices.
Copying and Enlarging a speciality.
. Call at Moore d Harveys for
genuine German MIllet seed $500
per bushcl,
Miss Grace Iewellyn, of Memphis, will
give an exhibition Of her skill as an elocu-
tionist at Tatc's Opera House on the night
Of the 23rd inst. She has fine reputation
a. a teacher Of elocution, and the press
speaks in the highest terms OF her per-
fOrmances before the public.
If you want fresh German Millet
seed guaranteed pure call at Moore
d Harvey's, only 81 per bushel.
At the next meeting OF the Bar Associa-
ton Of Tennessee, which occurs at B.n
Aqua Springs on the IL, and y, of July.
A. T. McNcsl, Of Bolivar, will be one of the
regular speakers. His subject, as annOunc
cd in the programme, is the Judiciary,
federal and state"
There will he a meeting of prospectors
from the north and land owners of West
Tennessee at Jackson the last week in OetO-
ber.-Iair Week.fOr the purpose OF seeing
what can be done towards inducing immi
grafton to ills region, II is thr, INT hat
10y showing the north western farmers what !
Il little Il their kind of work will do here |
ON our cheap lands, they may be induced |
To make purchases OF land in West Tennes- |
SNt1 ais AlbNAH uGiI ~ ACNANlAC prosperity 10
country that has been greatly damaged |
. mistaken system of farming.
About % o'clock on the night of may the |
9th, X. II. Powell, who lives one and
half miles east Of Middleton, was awaken |
and found that his barn was ON fire. He
was in time to get part Of his stock out Of |
the stalls, but three large mules could not
be rescued, and persisted in the flames.
He lost besides the mules, 375 bushels Of |
corn, 2OOO bundles of fodder, two tons Of |
b ", all his pillow gear AID wagon harness |
3 saddles and lot of peas. Total loss |
$1,000. How the barn took ERE remains |
mystery.
The commencement exercises at ST. Janses |
Hall have been going on for the past four
days, beginning with the annual sermon on
Sunday by Rev. DIR. Lee and closing last |
evening with the annual address by Rev |
Or, Dumbell, OF Jackson, These exercises
Awe been highly interesting throughout
aud have given great satisfaction to the |
friends of the school The very little folks
Of 81, James entertained their visitors on
Monday with yecitations, music and songs, |
and every body came away pleased.
Tuesday was devoted to essays, recitation0
and music by some Of the larger girls, and
a comedy in French by several Of the class
in that language. The exhibition, as a
whole, was good and many of the perform
ances exceptionally So
The Calisthenic drill at the Opera House
ON Tuesday night, was creditable TO both
teacher and pupils. A good selection OF
songs added to the pleasure of the audience
and their rendition showed that we have
good vocal talent in Bolivar The exhibit
tion was fully worth the price Of admission,
and especially SO, when it is considered
thst St James Hall is a home ms titusion,
whose management are striving to give us a
hrst-class female school, and the teacher
Of calisthenics has labored diligently to in
.truct free Ot charge her pupils in this
beautiful art. which adds grace 10 their
movements and vigor to their muscles.
The essays by the young ladies on Wednes
day were all excellent both in matter and
manner, aud the instrumental and vocal
music with which they wero interpreted
gave evidence Of close application and
careful training.
The essay, Ourselves with tho Vale
dictery, by Miss Kate NJ. Bills, was excel
lent in its composition, peryaded BY com
mendable spirit add dnely delivered. We
propose to notice. next week, some other
| things about ST. James' Hall, among them
the art department and points in the annual
/ ldross.
"WhY. what are you putting that
on my feet for?" asked a man with
a heavy cold. "WhY, to draw tho
cold out of your head" answered the
considerate nurse. The deuce Won
say, would rather have it stay where
it Is than be drawn the whole length
of my body" At any rate there is a
more pleasant method than that, go
and get me bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.