The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-07-24
LOCAL NOTES.
Electro Theroputie Bath.


session in Bolivar.
Apples are selling for so cents a Darrell
in Brownsville.
Read announcement Of the opening Of
Prof Prices school.
Dom, fail to go and see the Electric Bath
if you are unwell. Consultation tree.
Mr.. Pitser Miller had NO Texas ponies
killed by the morning train lust Saturday.
Mr. WIN. Newl,ern, has returned to Boil
var after an absence Of several months.
Our streets we're pretty well crowded all
the time this week, with persons attending
court.
Match game Of base ball between Neelys
Of Bolivar and Trimble nine Of Somerviile
in Bolivar, Friday, August LIST.
Hon. B. A Enloe's friends will regret TO
infsnt son, Ashworth last Sunday.
Mr. Jno. A. stinson, Of Grand Junction,
" ~ aAA ANtilNaIs NAbltuHg HtAN III 81 oANNA
for some job work at the Bulletin Office.
Mai J. J.. Parham, an old and highly
respected citizen of jackson died of mala-
rial fever Ia that city last Sunday morning.
DIR. Singletsry and Mrs. L. E. Parker. have
secured rooms at the Bolivar Hotel, where
they will be glad to have you call and zee
their Electro Theroputic Bath.
Mormona have been working on the fools
in Hardcman county.-[Chester Citizen,
Did the editor of the Citizen follow them
of?
The first water melons Of the season made
their appearance in town last Tuesday
morning. The crop is reported late and
short this year.
The ladies Of the Methodist church set
an excellent barbecued dinner At Democrat
ic headquarters yesterday, to raise funds to
finish paying for their organ.
Mr. Jno. r. Coleman, who has been
spending several days on a visit to his home
in Bolivar, returned after most enjoyable
stay, to Nashville, Sunday las: where he Is
employed.
We are glad to welcome the smiling coun-
tenance of our handsome young friend, Mr..
Robt Newbern among us again, after an
absence Of five months travelling in Arkan-
sas in the nursery business.
We wish to call attention to the tact that
the Bulletin is still doing job work in the
best style and at very reasonable rates. II
you need anything don't fail to call on us
for it before going elsewhere.
We are glad to see our old friend DR.. T.
F. Moore, on our streets again. He cannot
get along very fast even with both crutches,
but is improving and we hope soon he may
be restored TO his former health and sound
limbs.
We call attention to the locals of DR.. Sin
gletory and Mrs L L. Parker in this issue
advertising the Electro Theroputic Bath.
They come with numerous testimonials and
no one who is suffering should fail to consult
them.
Misses Mary Hill, and Mary Martin, and
Mr.. lee Hill, all of Memphis, who have
been in town visiting their young friends,
returned t. their homes last Thursday.
They leave many new made friends who
hope to welcome them to Bolivar again
soon.
Trof W. A. Mcdaniel has returned to
Pin TOP, Tenn, and opened his School at
Glendale Academy within the 18th dis
trict Of IIardeman county, and solicits the
patronage Of HE friends, wishing to educate
thier children. Board in good families
cheap.
The Democratic Executive Committee for
Hardeman county met at Court House in
Bolivar Tennessee, on Monday July 2lsi
1884, organized BY selecting C. Fl. Ander-
son Esq, as chairman and A. J. Coates a;
secretary. A call was made or county con
vention which appears in another column
Of this issue Of the Bulletin.
A little son Of Mr.. l.. n. Darlington, wa
q, verely bruised under the wheels of NooneI
& Emerson's large freight wagon yesterday
morning. The little fellow was standing
up in the wagon when it was given sudder
Jerk throwing him ont and one of the hint
wheels passing over his breast and arms
His wounds are very painful but not con
sidered dangerous by physicians.
There has been a new postofiice establish
ell in this county nine miles southeast Of
Bolivar and named by the postoffice ofic-
ials after our clever and accommodating post
master, Mr.. Chas. w. Bry ant, Bryantsburgh
Mail goes every Friday and returns Satur
day. This is n worthy compliment ant
shows the appreciation of the department o
the manner in which Mr.. Bryant discharge
the duties of his Office;
Base ball is the most popular sport 0
the DAY now, among white and black AM
great and small. The other day two color
cd individuals from the rural districts wer
coming in town and while riding up one G
the principal streets observed little "coon
with his head all tied up in rags, and asked
whats lie matter wild you, boy ?" "B-i-r
p-l-a-y-i-n ball, t-a-k-i-n 'u-m of de bat,
was the answer. II allus knowed desc foo
town dude niggors didn't hab no sense, nc
how" he remark ed to his companion q
they road on their way in town.
/ will open subscription school in tn
public school building in Bolivar, on tn
first Monday in September next. Ny vii
will have immediate charge of the femal
and Of the male department. Boys an
girls will occupy different rooms and play