The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-09-18
An Eniornhle Event.

al XII ubAe LkCHts
Orc Of the most enjoyable and social
events OF the season was Mr.. L. c. Moore's
colt show. and baI beeue held at Whlteyille
recently The beautiful grove in front Of
Mr.. J. 8. Norm2nts was the place whore
the large concourse Of people met. The
we'll behavior and social enjoyment Of all
YVES attributable in part to the vigilant
watch and care Of the marsh ais Of she day,
They were AIcssrs. ". A. Caruthers and
Sam S. Clinton The day being cool
and pleasant the neighboring communities
wero well represented, Old and young
seemed to partake OF the good social feeling
that seemed to pervade the entire assem-
blagc,
The exhibition Of colts having been an
Douuced, n fine lot Of colts were pr scented
for the inspection Of the judges, who were
Messrs. s. L. Naught, J. H. Lineberger, J.
b. Roblcy, w. j. Gorden and r. A. Jones.
According to their decision Mr.. Robert
sBullocl5, of Fayette county, received preni-
um on first class suckIings. Mr.. +. p.
McNeal, Of Hardeman, certificate. Mr.. P.
Chapman, OF Madison county, premium on
second class sucklings, and J. b. Moore, OF
Hardeman, certificate Mr.. Z. Drake, of
IIarleman, premium one year old, and
Dr. A. F. Waddell, certificate. Mr.. J. A.
Moore, SRI premium on wears old, and ii.
Caraway, certificate. After which came
the most attractive, and 1 might say the
most enjoyable part of the day (dinner),
all, that's il, dinner, one of the sweetest
words in the English language to a hungry
man. Under the spreading foliage of the
large oaks lountiful repast was spread of
which all partook freely. In the afternoon
the Hon. Jesse Normeut made short but
spicy speech on life political issues Of The
day.
Those who pride themsclve on fast trot-
ting stock we're showing the speed Of their
horses on the ring, finally winding up in
running r2ce. Unfortunately Mr. George
PENIS horse flew the track and threw him
against tree, hurting him very seriously.
A very pleasant feature of the day was
an ice cream and lemonade stand kept by
the young ladies, assisted by some OF the
Young gentlemen, for the purpose of raising
money to buy organ for the NJ. +. church.
They were well patronized and realized fiji
ty dollars from their labor.
Mr.. l. c. Moore deserves great credit for
the management and success of this enter
prise and ii should be encouraged by every
true citizen Of our country.
SPECTATOR.
Best lot Of Trusses ever in Bolivar, at
IIudson's drug store.
For sale, house and lot in Bolivar, or will
exchange for farm. w c. DoRIoN.
We keep the list OF agents appointed by
the Commissioner. 10 receive specimens for
exhibition at New Orleans, standing. See
the list and leave something with the agent
nearest you, and thereby assist in making
the exhibst from IIardeman at the great
exposition creditable.
AGENTS.
Parties having specimens can leave them
with the following agents:
Thomas Shea, Pocahontas.
F. Lambeth, Middleton.
Wright & burden, Salisbury,
+. L. Pledge, Grand Junction.
McAnulty & Bro, Hickory Valley.
Thomas Polk, New Castle,
CA. Duncan, WhItevile.
Robert Miller, Centreville.
Mercer & McCiIathcry, Toonc.
Bulletin Office, Bolivar.
W. A. Mcdaniel, Piney Grove.
II. n. Mitchell, Cr4insviIlc.
The above named tgents are authorized
to purchase the flu. necessary for prcserv
ing specimens u fruit and vegetables at the
expense Of the Commissioner.
w. A.CARUTHERS, Com.
Trcsspass Notice.
Persons trespassing Oh my land will be
prosecuted.
llsep4t WM NUCkOLLS.