The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-01-10
LOCAL NOTES.
Beautiful snow"

Parties indebted 10 Kahn Bros, will cal
and settle before the lst of February 1884
Two men have died in View Yoris lately
from drinking beer Watch out boys b,
temperate, even in beer.
Several parties in B,liyar are putting NJ
ice. Phis is something very unusual for
this section.
The thermometer was down to degree.
below zerp ON last Saturday night ain the
shade" At Bolivar.
Ino. Z. Coleman late Of bolivar has beer
elected first Lieutenant Of the IIermiiag,
Guards, Nashville Military Company
The old Board Of Aldermen were unaui-
mously elected Saturday. This il a high
compliment TO the gentlemen composing tic
Board.
The "bcaUtiiul snow" come down upon US
in earnest Monday 1t showed all day and
"thc oldest citizen" declares that it il the
deepest snow that ever fell in this section.
After laying for short while Sin sla;e'
the old year lie wrapped in his winding
sheet of immaculate white, aud passes for
ever out in rhroud of beautiful snow.
Al the grand leap year ball at the Hopper
House in Jackson Friday night Bolivar
was represented By Mr. Hugh Uarkins. The
affair was very elegant, and was attended
bv the elite Of the CITY.
The meat-huuting editor Of the Tribune
and >un killed over 80 rabbits one day last
week A. soon rs the weather moderates
the fur-hunting editor will Nc out chasing
the sly tox.
County Court came very near heing
showed under Monday. Though the at
tendance was as good as could have been
expected, and the usual business was trans
acted.
Knights and Ladies' Of Honor, you are
requested to meet in your Hall, Friday
nigh, the Nth, inst. Unless you do 50
your Lodge will be suspended-no joke.
A. J. SWINEBROAD,
Secretary
Kahn Sros are going to dissolve partner
ship on Feb. LIST, and want to reduce their
stock. They will offer their entire stock Of
merchandise at prices regardless Of cost.
Call and examine their stock before it is
sold.
Mr.. Sid. Weaiheriy of the Bulletin, had
three fingers on his left hand severely
mashed in Gordon printing press Tuesday.
If the press had been moving a little faster
his fingers would have been crushed off, as
it is they arc cut and bruised pretty badly.
II you want to sell anything, gi5e any
thing away, find anything, have lost any
thIn6 or have anything that You want the
public to know, advertise il in the Bulletin.
The people want i; and arc taking it every
day.
A young gent whom we will not name
called in to see Us Monday and he wore u
linen duster, straw let and a palm
leaf fam. lie said he was too warm, and
remarked that it was fine weather ,hic) for
ice cream, hot drinks, lemon pie, etc.
The Bulletin Office has just finished up a
large and we'll executed lot Of job work for
parties in Jackson and Grand Junction.
We are prepared to do all kinds Of job work
promptly and neatly, and at very low
prices.
Our Jackson correspondent t,lls Us Of the
death Of Mrs. Frank b. Hamilton nee Miss
DGnctia Walsh, daughter Of the late ". X.
Walsh. She was most cstimable lady and
leaves host Of friends TO symPathize with
her husband and children in their great loss
VIM. Savage Of Pine Top died at his
home on his 74rh birthday Tuesday, New
Years day. lie was an old citizen Of IIar-
dcman and esteemed by all who knew him.
lie leaves wife and eight children to
mourn his death.
Our agent Mr.. Roger Clark of Saulsbury
sent us good club Of subscribers last week.
lie j. one of the best citizens Of Hardeman
and appreciates our efforts to make the
Bulletin credit to the county, and shows
his appreciation by helping US to that end.
All trains were out of time Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. The passenger
train that should have passed here at y
o'clock Monday did not reach here until
late in the evening and was unable to go
any further until a second engine was tele-
graphed for and attached to the train.
Lost, stravcd or stolen two elegant
mustachcs, when last seen they were skating
around on Folks pond one day last week
backed up by two good looking young men.
1t is supposed that they have "friz up
aRd been "gobbled" up by the little fishes
| But the finder will be literally rewarded
/ by returning them to II. W. and }. N. Of
this place.
Messrs. John and Ed. Jones have conclu.
ded to move their wooden factory from neaI
this place to Jackson, where a stock compa.
/ ny has been organized to mn it. The
McsSrs. Jones are progressive young mcr
and were making money, and no doub
could have been induced to move to Bolivar
| iftheyhad been offered the same inducements
;hat jackson offered them. We are sorr,
to see them leave the county, as in sucI
men as they lie the future prosperity Of thi
and every other county in West Tennessee
WANTED-bv w. 5. Hornsby & Co
Eggs, Butter, Chickens, Bceswax, Hide.