The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-02-15
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Cattle bycrs are numerous in this
section.
St. James Church has ordered .
very fine Organ.
Glad to see Major McEeal once
more on the Street,
Yesterday was St Valentines Day.
The Mating Season.
Hvou want first class safe, call
on W, T. Arnistead
Mrs. Mare Of Memphis is visiting
Mrs. Sam Kahn.
The planters in the bottom are
preparing for the deluge.
Mr.. Sam Perkins Of Middle Tenn,
is visiting relatives in tewn.
Plant corn and raise meat this year
and good times will soon come.
Mr., Newton Walker of Middle
Tennessee is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. H. Berry of Glasgow, Ky, is
visiting his daughter Mrs. DIR. Dish.
man.
If your nervous system is in a
wretched condition try DIR. Beatys
Oil of 80.
Miss Rosa Eorment Of Whitevillo
is visiting her sister Mrs. jesse Nor
ment.
Mrs. Z. A Farrar of Galway Tenn.
is visiting hor daughter, Mrs. { harles
A. Bryant.
The great flood Of last year Is ex-
eeeded at CINCINNATI, The river is
ever 81 feet high.
Gov. Bate will appoint a colored
man to be assistant Superintendent of
Public instruction in the State.
A good plow and extra point for
five bushels Of corn.
w. T. Armisteai.
For dressing the hair, and boauti-
flying it when gray, nothing is 50 sat
ssiactory us Parker's Hair Balsam,
The machine shops Of the Illinois
Central road are to be removed from
Jackson to Water Valley,
It is feared that the present rise
la the Mississippi River will reach
the great overflow of last year.
From all points in the county We
hear that the bread supply is in album
dance and in many sections meat Is
plentiful
DIR, J. S. Porch Of Pocahontas has
returned from trip to Texas. lie
expects to locate in that State.
A good pillow and extra point for
five bushels Of corn.
w. T. Armistead |
Send 10cts to II. b. Ray, Middle |
ton, Station Hardeman County, Tenn.
for package of Cuban QSeen Wa
ternelon seed postpaid Largest a4d
finest in cultivation, 8 for 25cts.
Matte Orr, Unisn City. Tenn,
says: Il used Brow rs Iron Bitters for
nervous weakness and was much ben
Gifted,
+. d. Steger democrat of Fayctte
is to unseat Rivers, Republican in the
Legislature. Gommittao SO voted in
the contest over tho seat.
It seems that the Fish and Game
laws will not be repealed by the pre-
sent legislature.
Richmond and McELeth's The
atricaI Company are once more
deEghting our people. They repre-
sent fine talent and tonight they
guarantee a splendid treat.
The Nashville World is one Of the
best newspapers published in the
state, 1t is representative Demo-
cratic paper and should be IN the
hands of every democrat in Tonnes
see.
Rav, DR.. w. c. johnson conduct
ed Quarterly Meeting services IN Boil
ivar last Sunday. lie is a veteran
preacher and able worker.
Miss Theresa Frank, Miss Belle
Roscnlhal end Miss Mamie Frank,
Who have been visiting the Kahn
families, arc on short trip to Nom
phis.
Mr. Eugene Porter, the polite clerk
of Coleman q Co., has returned from
Paris Tenn, where he went 70 attend
the funeral of his uncle.
The new Organ is in position at
the Methodist church. 1t is a fine
Instrument. Great credit is due the
ladies Of the church for their efforts
in this direction.
The March number Of the North
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