The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-27
LOCAL NOTES.

"Our Bachelors" Dec. 1.
Kendall Dramatic Company, Dec
and 2.
DIR. Fl. w. Tate is on business
trip at Marianne, Ark, this week.
DR.. Robt. Tate mas moved his ofice
of Joyners grocery.
Don't fail to hear Kcndall's orches-
ira of pieces. The finest travelling.
Mr.. A. J. Coats is on a business
trip to Palestine. Ark, this week.
Watch for the street parade by
Kendalrs Military Band, Monday,
Dee. /, at ii am.
Hickory valley has shipped about
400 bales cotton so fan this season.
DR.. McKinnie of hickory Valley,
lost his Ene saddle horse last Satur-
day.
Mr.. w. A. MAY, of the enterprising
firm of Scott 4 May, Hickory Valley,
was in Bolivar Monday.
Mr.. F. F. Bond of Jackson came
down Monday. He is opening a
fine dry goods trade in Bolivar.
Mr.. Irerson A. Jones. representing
J. II. Smith 81 Co., specialists, st.
Louis, was IN Bolivar Monday.
Mr.. Q. A. Rucker, of the Blood
Balm Company, Atlanta, Ga, was in
Bolivar Monday.
Don't fail to sec the great comedy,
''Our Bachelors" $50 laughs in
100 minutes.
The past few cold days have brought
with them many wild ducks to the.
streams of this section.
Mr.. WI Stephens, of Los Angeles,
California, is visiting has aunt Mrs.
DIR. J. j, Nicely Of Bolivar.
Mr.. jim Graves, the popular hard
ware drummer, was in Bolivar this
week. As usual, he meant business
and did business.
Miss Mummie Moore an accomplish
ed Young lady of this county, has
been visiting Mrs, John Goats, of Boil
ivar.
Mr.. J. J. Polk, and his accom-
plished wife, Of Memphis, spent the
week in Bolivar visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. RIolfat, of Mem
pins, have been visiting their son
| Mr. Robt. Mofat, in Bolivar, fol
several days.
Mr.. r. L. Lightfort has just re-
turned from the East where he placed
orders for full stock of jewelry, no
tons, ETC., for his Christmas and huli
day trade, and his goods are now ar
irving.
Mr., j. t. Moore advertises fOl
poultry. He viii pay the highes
market price for podltry delivered
TO him or his agent, Mr.. w. a. Mer-
> Ger, in Bolivar.
The Union Meetings at The Methc
dist church in Bolivar will contInu
the balance of the week Several hav
. become interesting and the interest
increasing. Large congregations at
t nd each meeting.
Miss Fannie Coppedge, quite
populor and charming young lad
from Toone, spent few DAYS visi
ing relatives and friends in Boliv'
: last week She mas gone 10 Hun
boldt, Tenn, this week, where 81
Will make her future home. IL
: numerous friends in tins county r.
grat TO see her leave.
Rev. w, T. Lock, of Bolivar, an
of Mrs Fannie Mitchell were marri'
on Wednesday, at the residence
the brides father, Esq. Miles Mitche
near Whiteville. Rev T. p. Rams,
: officiating. Rev. Mr. Lock, al
bride have tie bost wishes of he
of friends, for long life and mu
v happiness.
Every one fond Of the drama shou
rec the Kendall Company at Tat
,te. Opera House next Monday and tn
t. day nights The company Is high
spoken Of by the press wherever tn
- hav eappeared, and being governed
D. these comments we have no hesit
CIV in assuring our readers Il tire
The company has twenty first-cl
IA actors and actress. See the bills.
We failed to notice last week,
; the proper place, the remarks
loo Esor. j. NJ. Mitchell at the ratih
. ton in Bolivar. We were ca
from the stand before he made
F., appearance and did not know of
speech. It is due him to say tina
was one of the best of the even
ma and was appreciated. lie is a S