The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-06-07


A Superior line Of Ladies Hats at
Mrs. Pybass'
Wheat harvest is progressing and
the yield will bs good.
A beautiful assortment Of wall pa
per Spring Styles just received at
Hammers, Jackson Tenn. ms 3m.
Matte Orr, Union City, Tenn,
says: Il used Browns Iron Bitters
for nervous weakness and was much
benefited"
Wall paper, Wall paper at Ham
ner's Drug Store Jackson, Tenn.
Samples and prices sent sn applica-
ton.
J. O. jackson and James Met ann
called on Monday. They say that
crop prospects are fair in No Is.
Mrs. Pybass has a superb lot OF
Ribbons, Feathers and Flowers.
A vigorous growth of hair is pro-
NOTED and the youthful color restored
by applying Parker's Hair Balsam.
Teeth extracted without pain at
Nelson's, 318 Main St, Memphis
Tenn. 1y
Persons wanting Ice in any quaint
tv can get it by calling on James
Collins, Jr, in Bolivar.
Mrs. Mary Bond, of St. Louis came
down last week to spend some
time in Bolivar. She has many
friends here who are glad to see her.
John E. Mask, of this county, and
Miss Dora G. Dunavant, of ellis
Station, will be married this evening
at Court Street Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church. Memphis.
The Mabel Norton troupe held the
boards at Tate's Opera Rouse ON Mon
day and Tuesday nights This is one
of the best troupes that visit the
small towns Their performances
here gave great satisfaction to these
who attended, them.
The closing exercises at st. James
Hall next week will doubtless give
much pleasure to all who take an in
terest IN educational matters, as We
understand the management have
taken great pains to meet the highest
eKpectati ons of the public.
Nj. d. McNeely and family spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives
in town. Mr.. McNesly is the efficient
agent of the I. O. r. R. at Holly
Springs.
Senator Norment has the appoint
ment Of two students to the Univer-
Sity of Tennessee a. Knoxville. He
isanxious to ST these appointments,
and viii give all necessary informa-
ton on application to him at Bolivar.
Prof. Futrall, Of Glover Port, tells
us that he will reopen his school the
1st Monday In July. The professor
has made a fine success Of his school
and the people of bis section are to
be congratulated on the advantages
it presents to them.
Mrs. r. S. Hardy is visiting Mrs.
J. 81. Nelson who leaves to-day with
her family to join Mr.. Nelson at
San Antonio, Texas, which will be
their future home.
DR.. H. w. Tate and his niece,
Miss Bessie Poe, left Monday evening
for MOrganton, n. Q. the home Of the
latter. The Doctor will spend few
days in his old stamping ground be
fore returning home.
Some Of the leading ladies anC
gentlemen Of Jackson are taking
: ste. to organize a musical society
We have splendid material in Bolivar
, for a musical organization, and under
b some such management as that Of
Q Mrs. McNeal, our skillful young
= players and sweet singers would form
+ q combination that it would be hare
e to excel.
I Mrs. DR.. J. w. Nelson. OF Mem
: phis, viii leave for Europe on the Is
inst to be absent a year or more. Sh
will spend most Of the time in Pari
and Rome. Her visit 10 to perfec
herself in painting and we doubt no
!. that, on her return, she will adj
greatly to her already splendid repu
4 tation as an artist. The Bullet
i wishes her a pleasant and prO6tabl
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