The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-14
LOCAL NOTES.

Hudson has just received a new lot Of
the Pursst and freshest fancy candies.
See notice iron, Hon. Casey Young and
write to him for your garden or field SEED.
We publish this week list Of pensioners
SftIe United States ON the roll January
Let. 1883. residents Of Hardeman county.
See the advertisement Of X. 6. Craig &
Co, Memphis, and write fos their catalogue
of seeds and prices.
Mr.. james Jones one Of the oldest citizens
Of TOons, WHO has been confined TO his bed
| with bronchitis for some time il getting we'll.
Ar. J. w. Smith and DIR. w. A. Brown
carried J. F. Fleet, of this county to the
asylum for the insane al Nashville Monday.
The American's special correspondent at
Jack~On ia adding much to the interest OF
that paper for Jacksonians and former
JscksoniaRa.
The manager Of the skating rink has re-
qusuted ua to say that there will be no dane
ing 1t the rick next Friday night bat skst-
ing by The young people NJ usual. All are
invited 70 cone out.
Mr.. GilPin MsrdOr and Miss Mary A.
Turner, Of Teens, we're married az the res
ideRso Of The brides brOthsr--in-law, Mr..
Benj. Hunly on Last Sunday. Esquire II.
J. Pirtls OficiAtiRg.
We have received the Grst number Of q
new neatly printed little paper for young
people Publiahed AZ Atlanta, Ga, by Mary
4. Hiltsn. II il an illnstrated paper and
its object is improvement in morals, man
ners and education. We wish Cheerful
HOurS" much success.
Little Mary Ellen, daughter Of J. A.
Link, of Middleburg died last Thursday.
She was his oldest child, his younger zone
having died few weeks ago. Ills brother
in-law also died at his house sometime last
month making three deaths at his home
since the new year began. He has our gym
Pathy.
V. b. Thayar the progressive Main street
ieweler Of Memphis has new card with us
this week. He is well known to our readers
and needs no special introduction from rs.
Call on him when you visit Memphis and
if you want anything in his line look
through his stock and get his prices.
Our readers will observe the card this
week Of Frank Scbuman, dealer in guns,
hunters supplies and fishing tackle, Main
street, Memphis Tenn. The hOuss is rslia-
bic and handles the best goods. We advise
our friends who visit Memphis to call and
look at Schuman's stock before buying any
thing in his liae.
Tho attention of Che public il respectfully
called to the new card thfs week of Bing-
han 4 Hilliard, photographers and dealers
in picture frames, etc, 241, 243 and 245
Main street, Memphis. They are prepared
to execute the finest work on short notice
and satisfaction guaranteed. Picture frames
a specially. When you visit the city call
in and lOok through their splendid parlors
The young gentleman who got carried
by" his town on g SOuth-bound train ono
day this week in the vicinity of Bolivar,
had the sympathy of all the passenger In
his promenade of nine miles back home.
He told the conductor that he "was walk
ing around looking at the sights and got
lost in little room at the front of the car
and couldn't find his way out" when the
train stopped At his place Of destination.
We regret that We cannot publiSh a COM
munication from Mr.. NJ. p. Coates of Mt.
Calm, Hill county, Texas tins week. He
writes good letter in which he advises his
frieRda in Hardeman who have homes and
are fixed up not To break up and move to
Texas. He is well pleased with his new
home, but we think his advice to our people
is good and We hope to hear from him
again.
Mr. E. Brown Of the 4th district of this
county has pig six months old that left its
mother and has taken up with a COW on Mr..
Browns farm. The COW lost her calf aev-
email weeks ago and the pig has taken its
place. It will sit down like dog and suck
the COW inst as though she was really its
mother and If she walks Of while it is suck
ing il will follow her around and squeal
until she stops and satisfies its hunger.
We respectfully call the attention Of the
proper persons 10 the fact that the third
bridge from the iron bridge on the levee of
the Bolivar and jackson road has been
washed away by the recent high waters,
which ha1 stopped all dirt road passage
from the other side of the river. This
will be seriously feat by the merchants Of
Bolivar. The bridge should be replaced
M soon an the water gets low enough 90
that there will he nothing to keep any man
away who wants to buy hns goods from our
merchants OF bring his produce to this mark
ct.
We refer onr readers to the new card this
week If J. T. Gather, maker of fine boots
and shoes. Liberty street Jackson, Tenn.
Mr. Gather has been III jackson sor several
years and has Etcadily increased his
patronage until he now controls a very large
share of the fine work for that city. He il
a fine workman, n clever man and we can
assure those Of cur friends who want some
thing stylish, neat and comfortable in the
way OF a boot or shoe and that made out of
the best material and delivered promptly,
that he 10 tho man who can furnish you at
satisfactory prices. See his card.
We have n new card in this issue Of the
Workman HOUSE, Memphis. The house is
located convenient for either huHipess or