The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-12-27


from Jackson was In this part Of tn,
country a few days since in the inter
est of the jackson Foundry and ma
chine works
Lecture at the Presbyterian Church
| by Rev. w. q. Ready, D. ID. Jan.
/, 1884, for the benefit of the church,
at Z p. NJ. Subjects The School Of
Morals Tickets % cts. For sale
at the Drug Stores.
Mr.. Ed Burke, Of Jackson, who
has been in Tampico, Mexico forsome
months has returned to his native
land, and according TO the Wing, says
there is no place like West Tennessee
lie has many friends who will well
come HIM home.
We will give one of DR.. KendalPs
celebrated treatise Oh the horse to
every new subscriber to the Bulletin
coming IN after this date, The book
is neatly printed and is invaluable to
every one who has the care Of orses,
or other stock. Remember that one
of these books go with every new
subscriber to the Bulletin.
We call the attention of the public
to law card in this issue of G. A. & A.
Miller, Bolivar, Tenn. The firm is
one among the most reliable in the
state, and is composed of energetic
business men Prompt nlten-
ton will be given to all business in
trusted to them and will practice In
all the courts OF the state and the
Federal court.
A pleasant sociable party was
given the young people at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. X. P. Nooner Wednes
day night. A good crowd was in at
tendance and the evening was Ge-
lightfullv spent. The amusement
lasted late into the night and was
pronounced by all who attended one
of the most pleasant Of the season.
We have a new card this week Of
ID. f. McClintock, photogra pher and
artist jackson, Tenn. lie has one
of the most attractive galleries in the
state and is prepared to do frst-class
work. He is a clever gentleman and |
it will be to the interest Of those tfl
our readers who want elegant pictures
made on short notice 10 see lis card |
and go to Jackson and have the work |
done.
Edward Green, young man whose
home is at Enterprise, Miss, accident |
ally fell down an enbankment ABOUT |
two miles south of Bolivar last FRI
day night, and sustained injuries from
which he is now suffering greatly. 1t |
seems from his statement that he had |
been living in OHIO with relatives,
but had left them and IN company
with man named w. n. Davis was
making his way home. They had |
been walking all day in the rain, and |
about 9 o'clock Friday night stopped |
to build fire to dry their feet, 1t |
was very dark, and Green was feeling
around OH the ground near the railroad
track for wood with which to build |
a file, when he fell over a precipice
falling about 80 fe ct and striking a
hard bottom. His friend Davis got |
him up and brought him back to
Bolivar, and he was taken in charge
by the town authorizes and is now
receiving every attention. 1t is
thought by DR.. Nicely who is waiting
on the man that no bones are broH en- I
but that his injuries are internal.
Green is a young man, probably %
years of age, and is brick-layer by |
trade. lie says he has been in bad |
health or sometime and had spent
all his means for medicine and atten-
ton before this accident occurred.
Davis though he had known Green
but few days and had simply cast
his lot with him for this tramp south
ward, stopped here and is nursing
him through his misfortune, Green
is improving slowly, but at best it
will be many days before he will be |
able to get about.