The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-30
LOCAL NOTES.
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Tuesday night.
The Bnlletin invites short, ncwzy letter
from every district in the eoanty.
See new line Of locals Of Mayo
cheap store.
Mr.. A. w. G. Lewis is stin con
fined TO his room by ii health.
When you come to court Monday
call in and subscribe to the Bulletin.
Hon. Richard Warner spoke to a goo,
crowd Of Democrats in Bolivar on Monday
on the political Issues Of the day.
Dir. John Newbern, of C5vington
Tenn,.au old Bolivar boy, is up OH &
short visit.
Mr.. Eel Wilkinson, formerly with
Messrs. Moore d, Harvey. is now with
F. E. Bond & Co. ana will be pleased
to meet his friends.
The commissioners urge those ap-
pointed in Hardeman county to pre-
Pare exhibits for the New Orleans ex-
position, to push their work forward.
Mrs. Moore, wife Of Mr.. Howell
Moore, Of Pocahontas, died at the
residence Of her husband last Saturday.
Age about % years
We sympathise with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Clark Of Salisbury, in the
death Of their infant daughter. which
occurred last week.
We regret te learn that Mai. Z. T.
McNeal was suddenly taken seriously
i'll Wednesday evening, but we learn
this morning that he is better.
His Honor, Mayor Coats investiga-
ted several colored individuals, Tues
day morning alter the circus, who
came before him. They all had had
too much Lightning water.
One Of the most beautiful exhibits
at the Jackson Fair, was the elegant
silk quiltmade by Miss Maggie West, of
Bolivar. Itwas unaryersaily admir-
ed by all who saw it.
Mr.. ALI TilIer, special police, on
circus day, attempted to arrest a drunk
en- negro Mt night, and received an
ugly lick in the face from a brick
thrown by the negro
Let the WGrsham House be your
destination when you go to Memphis. !
The fare IS good, the beds are clean,
and clover, genial host will receive
YOU with open arms.
Remember chat. Hon, Casey Young
will address the Democrats of Hurde-
man at Bolivar on Saturday, Novem-
Der 1st. Lei him have a good crowd |
to hear him. Turn out Democrats. !
Those Of our readers who wish any
thing IN the way Of huutsmnn's sup
plies should write T. Schuman, Mem
phis, o. call oil him. His goods are
FIRST class, and he sells them cheap.
See his card in the Bulletin.
The Jackson Fair was financially
success. Though the crowd in attend
nnce did not appea;' to be SC large on
Saturday, as is generally the casr.
The display throughout the week was
very interesting.
Hon. j. A. Manson passed through
Bolivar this morning, and reports
good crowds at all the appointments
IF the legislative candidates. Mr.:
Manson has been invited to make a
speech at Grand junction Friday
night, and VIII accept.
Prof. J. L. Brooks, formerly of this com
y, now Of Texas, anil Miss Dora Vern N,
an accomplished young lady # Hardeman,
we're married last week: This promising
'ouns couple have hosts Of friends all over
West Tennessee who wish them long and
happy lives.
Cooper Jackson & Co., who advertised q
circus performance to take place in Bolivar
On Monday, came to time promptly, though
here was no circus Performance. The show
consisted of variety performance which
was altogether satisfactory. The managers
oi the show took into consideration the bad
weather and small crowd ana concluded
that il would not be profitable to take GU.
circus license.
A diff .ulty occurred at Salisbury
between one Of the property men Of
The circus and a negro, and one Of the
parties threw brick, striking a gem
Jleman on the shoulder, the brick
bursting and the pieces striking a
lady, who was with the gentleman, in
the face. Neither of the parties were
hurt.
Mr.. San Shelton, the popular dry goods
man with f. L. Bond Is Co., a; Jackson, was
in Bolivar this week assisting Mr. Frank
Bond to. arrange the handsome new stock
that f. h. Bond SO, are ope hing in Bell
var Mr.. Frank Bond, who is in charge Of
The house here, is an accon,pli he'd young
business man, and aside from the fact that
he sells dry goods cheap, viii build up a
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