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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-02
Haraelnan abroad.

We haye received an Illustrated land
book descriptive Of the country and town
along the line Of the Illinois Ceatral r. r
from Cairo to New Orleans edited by Capt
j. IT, Merry, General Western Passenger
I Agent for that liae, and take the following
I references to HardenIan county and LEI
towns from L. The book is for circulation
ia the north for the information Of those
desiring to buy homes ard settle in the
south, and is very fall and accurate in its
points Capt Merry has already done
much toward turning emigration south
ward is still laboring industriously and in
tcIlisently TO that end. The Illinois Cen
trail is backing him up in his enterprise
with the iberality characteristic Of that
splendid road. The management Of the
l. c., since It's line was extended to New Or
leans, has been marked for its interest in the
development Of this country, and if the
counties through which il passes will CO.
operate with it, the waste places OF this
country viii soon be peopled by thrifty
population. But read what he says OF Har-
deman and her towns:
"Many who read tina circular will re-
member Bolivar, Tenn, rs it was from 1862
10 1864. We wish to call their special at
tention to its present openings Tor live, ac-
tive bushes men, especially those who are
tillers OF the soil. Bolivar has popula-
ton of over 1000, X located on Hatchie
river, has excellent schools and chNrchcs,
several kinds OF manufacturing institutions,
atthe same times lands can be had iu,the
vicinity Of this thrifty city at from three to
fifteen dollars per acre. Parties looking for
cheap lands should remember that in the
vicinity Of Bolivar are most excent oppor-
tuitics for investments.
Toone, AIiddleburg and Hickory Valley
have not as yet put en- city airs, but they do
claim to have the finest country and incest
people in thes7ozld, aud they are willing TO
divide their large plantations with North
erners whe will bring to them enterprise,
money and muscle. Many Of these smaller
towns or tn line OF the Illinois Central. III
Tennessee are soon to develop and grow,
and the advance in real estate will be per
haps even. more rapid than near the larger
cities All kinds OF fruit and vegetables
grew spontaneously in this locality.
Grand Junction has a population Of
about 600, is the junction Of the Illinois
Central and Memphis and Charleston rail
roads, fity-two mules east Of Memphis, with
in three miles Of Wolf river and surround
ed by an excellent farming country. Has
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Cath
Ollie churches, free-schools, etc. All kinds
OF fruit are successfully grown in this To-
cality and lands can be bought from eight
to fifteen dollars per acre"
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AIr. J. il-5tewari q -daeor, {ta., : -weII
known and Trustworthy gentleman, makes
the following statsnaent: +" NJ son. whe was
between three ant .iogr years cid, was all
drawn up wish Rheumatism. lis bones were
twisted. and he f.az all doubled out q shape.
he suffered intense pain, had LOST his ap}oe-
lite, .was cross and fretfuI. lie waz-reduced
te a mere skeleton, and had to he carried
about on pillow. As these cases Of rheu-
ratism, where the bones we're twisted and
thu joints were all crooked, had for years
bafiied the skill OF the most eminent rhy5i-
clans, determined to use Swifrs Specifc.as
had seen testimonials from men whom I
knew 20 be trustworthy, Of similar cases Il
had cured. used two large s:ze bottles q
S. s. S. according o directions, with the most
satisfactory results. My son commented I'M
proving with the first dose Of the nledicinr
His suffering diminished daily ard bis APP
petite increased; he became cheerful and in
good spirit. Gradually he regained use OF
his limbs, the twisted bones and joints
strengthened out and in lessthan two months
he was entirely cured, and could walk and
get about rs well as any child Of his age.
Beware Of limitations Of Swift's Specific,
gotten up by unprinciple parties to deceive
the ppbiici some Of these frauds bcar the lie
on their faces purporting to be vegetable
remedies, when they are really nothing but
stEors solutions Of morcary and potash
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
TIE SWIFT Specific Co, Drawer 8,
Atlanta, Ca. I59 W. .@2d5t., y. Y, and 1905
Chestnut 1t, Fhila.
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tIeFErata 1 -ts.eA
On yesterday il WAS ouI hanly lot 70 ee
present at tie c'o~e Of the veil knowa
+ Ciover-Port male ana female aeadeiny-
-0nce a year for the past eleven years We
have had the pleasant privilege OF Wit
Messing the closing exercises Of this distin-
gs.i7hcd institution Of learning under tie
same management. The school IN which
50 many bright boys and girls have been
cultured, some Of whom stand in the front
rank Of the best lawyers, doctors, teachers
and ministers in oar beautiful southland.
During -the fast days Of the week. the
classes were examined thoroughly by the
principal Of the school, and also by your
correspondent. I have meyer had the
pleasure OF examining classes who were so
perfect in all they had studied. The last
day OF the week was devoted entirely TO
Evolutionary exercises. 1t is s,stRcies;t to
state Of the young mems defamation THAT i
was a. good as heretofore,
"The Gray Forest Eagle" one 81 the bcst
poems in cur varied literature, Wa Tecited
in concert in a very beautiful manner bY
the Young ladies. All'Tho heard it were
INSPIRED to nobler aiisss IN lie.
TI,e.last aad.bast Of the exercises was the
reading Of the-cssaY5 By the young ladies.
Gather Up the Fragments" by Miss Mol
lie J, Anderson Of Madison county, was q
very instructive essay and well read. I'll
lusions," by Miss Eannic J. Harris, Of
Clover Port, was well written, and ii
brought tears from many of the gray-hair
ed citizens OF Cloyer-Port a Chaplet OF
Flowers" by Miss Dora Vernon, was one
Of the sweetest essays to which l ever had
the pleasure OF listening, during the read
ing OF which We could see the te ars stand
ing in the eyes of nearly all who we're pres
ent. We have never seen more interest
ing closing OF the school than this one, the
under the management Of the same honor
ed principal Prof. T. A. Futral, WHO has
served tire people so long and so well,
When the late civil war came up Prof.
FutraIl, then mere boy, came forth from
the walls of the Bingham school, put on
the gray uniform and avo=e 1t for four long
years. after the last sad war gun had been
fired, he laid aside his gray uniform, came
to Tennessee, siHrc which time he has la
bored very successfully in training the
young men and young ladies for peace.
Another state has been so cruel as to take
him from Us, bat as he leaves Us lie bears
,vith hin our warmest Iove, for we aii love
him with Il love that is more thar love.
We all wish him a long, 9 successful aud
a happy life in lis new field of labor. lie
and his eldest son, Johnnie, leave tomog-
row, September g, Tor Marianne, Aux.
Ills sencol VIII begin first Monday in Oc-
tober. EIsIT0R.
For sale, house and lot in Bolivar, or VIII
evcha13oo sf:l-,n W G. D0rJ0N
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LOCAL NOTES.


consolidating cotton is quoted a
0iagl Several bales have been on th,
market this week.
3lr John Newbern has accepted posi-
ton at Covngton, Tenn. with the drug
/ firm OF IIill & Co. We wish him success ii
his new quarters.
Mr. T. S. Ninter, a popular young man
! Of Whiteyifle, left Tuesday for Nashville to
attend the State Eormal. Prof Minter has
already made considerable reputation in
the school-room, and has a bright future
before him.
prof w A. agcDamcl left Tuesday Tor
Knoxville, where he win enter the Univer-
sity Of the state and take his finishing
course. Prof. Mcdaniel is a close student
and is very popular with al who know,
him. We wish him health in the pursuit OF
his studirs'2t Knoxville
Little Laura, age 2rears. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Monroe Savage, died in Bolivar
Sunday morning Of congestion. The child
WAS sicl, bEt a few hours, and its death WAS
a great shock to the parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Savsgs have the sympathy Of the public in
their sad affiiction.
We call attention to the card this
week of the new dry goods house Of +. Z.
Bond & Co., which is aeon to be orened il,
! Bolivar Mr.. Bond is a live young mer-
chant and will keep thoroughly mp in his
business. lie recognizes the virtue there
/ is in printers ink and moves of on the right
foot Cal! on him as soon as new goods ar
rive. You viii get bargains and be well
treated.
Mr.. Josiah Young died at his home in
the 9Th district OF this county, on S;rtern-
Der goth, age rs years and II days. De
ceased had been a resident Of this county
about fifty years, and had been = consistent
member Of the Methodist church fer sixty
years. lie was the father of nine children,
| all Of whom lived to maturity, and seven Of
whom are still living, six in this county
AID ons in Texas Mr. Young's wife sur
wives hin. Deceased was a man Of pure
morals ana was esteemed by all who knew
him, Ills house wts in order and he pass
ed over the river with confidence Of his re-
ward. Peace to his ashes.
Prof II. \. Futrall left September 2s, for
Mariana, ark, where he viii enter upon his
duies as principal Of a large and Gourishing
school, next Monday. No word OF comment
is necessary from rs upon the standing OF
Prof Futrall as an educatar and a gentle
man. Suffice it to say that his place Will
not soon be filed in Tennessee We wish
him health, happiness, and great success in
hisnew field, and commend him and hisa1-
celIcnt family to the people Of Arkansas
See the well-written report Of the closing ex-
cises at Cloveeport, in another column.
We have new card this week Of J. r.
Goodwin & Co., cotton factors and COMMAS
lion merchants Of Memphis They are well
| known in Bolivar and HardeInan county,
and do a splendid business here They are
gentlemen, and are in the fore front in bus
mess circles and their business is increasing
every season. Mr.. J. J. Polk, who is so
well known in this county, is in the house
and carries a fine trade. We call the at
tenlion Of business men and the public to
the card, aud say that there is no better
houto to DO business with in the Bluff city,
or any other city.
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For over six years have been 4 terrible
sufferer from troublesome kidney compliant
for the relief Of which / have spent oven
1856 without benefit. the most noted so
called remedies proving failures. The use
Of one single bottle OF b. B. b., has been
marvellous, giving more relief than all
other treatment combined. I Is a quicI
cure, while Others if they cure at al, arc il
the distant future.
C. u. ROBERTS, Atlanta Water Works.
CATAERII
The China and QuecPsware Flousa Of
Mcbride q Co., ATLANTA, is perhaps the
largest in the South Mr.. 4. J. Mcbride Oh
this firm has been cured Of catarrh Of the
nose Of 16 years standing by the 'rso Of Z.
b. B. after every known remedy and treat
nent had failed b. B. b. cures catarrh
in a few weeks, after slothlul stuff has fail
cd for years. Write to him and learn ali
the facts.
An EDITOR.
Ihage been almost entirely cured Of nasal
catarrh Of several years standing, by bot
ties Of j. B. b. l have tried many Other
remedies. but meme equal 3. j p 1t !.
a quick cure, while other are slow.
J.J. HARDY. Editor "News, Toecoa, Ca
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Grand excursion to 1t. Louis.

The Illinois Central r. r. will run an
Excursion to st. Louis, leaving Bolivar at
4 a. M. October 9Th, at rate Of 50 IS foI
the round trip, tickets good to return HudI
October goth, inclusive. A grand oppor-
tunity to visit the St. Louis Fair which
will last from October 9th to October 18th,
and 70 witness the famous "Vclicd Proph-
cts" parade, which takes place on tn ,sday
0ctoher-7th.
Everybody should take advantage Of iii,
extremely low reterto st. Louis and return
\ il. HANSON,
Gen. Pass. Agt
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Bargains in tobacco and snuff at Hudson
IN IND 10 I}nnc ......l....i,.c-.

Ejwatd shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H.,
says: Having received 50 mueli benefit from
Electric Bittcrs, feel it NY duty to let
suffering humanity know it. Having had
a running sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me [ would have to have
the bone scrapcd Or leg amputateI. fused,
three bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes BuckIcn's Arnica Salye, and my leg is
now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fly cents a
bottle, and Buklcn's Arnica Salvo At 25c
per box b. Moore and Harvey.
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Correction.

We were misinformed last week in regard
to the burning Of the Iardeman WoollCn
Mills. .@nlT the warehouse and residence
Of Jones Bros, was burned, and not the
factory. which is now running on full time
The mistake was one of those unavoidable
occurrences to which every one Is liable
We published the item az we received it
In Justice to Messrs. Jones, those Of our ex-
changes who published tho item are re-
qucstcd to correct it.
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Another Grand Enterprise
FOR THIS COUNTRY.
CHAMPION FIGURING MILLS.
T. J. EUFFIH, PEcrRlrrJE.

Having iast completed q irst-olasz mer-
chants mill, am Row making Goar 81 The
most excellent quality and delicious flavor.
The people Of Toone and surrounding conn-
try now haye . -lialulant Tor raising wheat,
aud we hope they viii give our new enter
prise the support aad patronage il desrry
The highest market g~ica wiil be paia =
heat d il as cAeIsa ~
a5s- r. 81. aH
80 a1r a'ol- eeaearie4. api eeacea.
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sCRoFULoUs ULCER
Ten Years Standing.

ATLANTA, GA, July, 1888.
l hayo been afflicted with chronic run
ming scrofulous ulcer of my leg for 4 num-
Der Of years which has steadily resisted all
treatment until I secured 3. b. B., a few
bottles Of which healed the ulcer and cured
me. My brother for ten years had an ex-
tensive running ulcer on his leg which
could not be cured, few bottles of b.
&. b. acted Ike 'nagic--lroaling the ulcer,
and imparting strength to his Whole system.
l 1--we at Morris mills north of this city.
A. p NcDONALD.
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The Best SaIyo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Te.ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaius
Coruz, and all Skin EreFtions, and posi-
lively cutes / lies, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed 90 give perfect satisfaction, on
money refunded. Price - cents per box
For salehv Moore K Harvov.
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"Oh, might I kiss those eyes Of FIRE,

On, mIgHL rs I10so eEe5 o. Ire,
Ten thousand scarce would qucnch desire /;
Still would I steep my lips in bliss,
Aud dwell IN age on every kiss"
That young dude needs something for his
blood he is utterly too fresh. B. B. 3. is
the best thing for him, because one bottle
viii cure him. But that dude Is not all
alone in his terrestrial glory--not by jug
full" Many others are considerably "rat-
lied just row about that Blood Poison
business, 2. B. B. VII cure Tor The least
money and in the shortest tin,e. Tie boom
is coming Purify, lse.riS5. Sold N Boil
var BY Il. Y. Hudson
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NON RESIDENT notice.
he Chancery Court Of IarIeman Couu-

In The Chancery Court OF IIardeman Conn
ty. Tennessee.
The state Of rcnues- for the uss Of r II. liens
ley ana. i. ..c i. =. nsley, vs a. L. Moore, Mary
y Moore. and THIS Shea, o. Bul, No. 575, u. f..
il this cause ID appearing IrofA the original Eiii
which Is sworn To that defendant Il T.. sfeare is O.
resident II tho State d Arkansas aud noIl-re=,-
dent Of the state Of Tennessee.
t. is therefore ordered That he enter Lis appear
succ herein on belora enc first Monday ia 0c.a-
h- 1883 at tE. Cal~t House - Hard .suan caaal i
e .svar. Tee sud plead answer ~ aenur ~
$50 lainsa3s .slI, of l'5c eisa- WEI he fskee f
a# sgd f1.ttfr ANA a- Irr riaE sr.s#ts
aed t.1at1 COPY r t.a artte- 'a a1hl sisel oHe g
..s, $50 -if rs.i ae5- r5f.- i-1ttrfr 4is.i
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Fslll ranE rn5se

The undersigned ASS tias day sagseztad e te
Clerk OF tho Cora:y Court u HardeInsn county,
Tennessee, The insolvency Of the estato q y. -
Jackson deceased, ail persoa Indebted - said u.s.
tgte are hereby notified to pay 70 uat1rs snei.
Person holding claims against said casataaro heft-
by notified To ale the same duly preoatad accosd-
ms e Ilw with tae Clesi. Il the CoUstv C9art q
Harslellaa llntg, Tennessee Us or beje-e 2n day
March, 1855, and i nsl 50 Sized Hithil The time
prescribed b laa they viii Nc ierred la Law and
equity,
SARAH A. JACKSON.
AdlH'1 81 tao e-.ste Of ". a. Jackson, Decd.
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Or. j. lzAUzIELD: Dear sir-Ny daughter has
been suffering Ter Ifs.ny years with that dreadful
aGiietion known as Female Disease, which has cost
,ae many dollars, ana Notwithstanding / had the
best medical attendance, could not drd relief,
have use many other kinds Of medicine without an!
effect. I bad j4;st about -iyen her UP, was out Of
heart, but happened IL The store OF " W. EeIeEr
several weeks siaco, and hes Knowing Of my daagii-
tcrs allcton, pursuaded me @ buy bottle OF you'
Female Regulator. She began to improve at once
was so delighted with its effects shat bought sey-
erai more bottles OF # and knowing what 1 4,
about it, ii today, "a my family was suiegtn-
wish that awful disease, would have it if ii cost
so bottle, Tor can trUtl.iuIy say it has cured
my daughter sound and wei, and myself ana wife
do most heartily recommend your Female Regulation
to b. jutt what it IS reprezentcd TO be.
Resp Il. y. FEATHERSTOE.
Treatise on the iIoaI.h and Happiness Of Woman
mailed free, TIE BBADFIELD EEGUI.tTog Co.
un23fv Tox IS, AtlaEta, Ga.
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~N-ssasae Rect is ET7th = ship-Losd
CT srG7az as.st.''
Sir ". 3. i.ttarop. OF South Eastaa. Mass.
under Gate Fl Jan, Z, ASST. says, My father
had Tor 2>,2.'is an eating cancer on his under
lp vilies=fad been eradsally growing worse
nntii it had eaten away his underI lip down to
the gums, and was feeding ITSELF on the inside
o his check, and tie surgeons said 4 horrible
death was aoon to come. We gave him nine
bottles ofSwifi's Specific and he has been
entirely cured. Jthas created great excite
meat il this section"
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Pure fresh candy always at Hudsou's.

Advocates OF prohibition need have no
fears Of "PRIcEI.Y ASH BIrTEEs" as it is
q medicine, and by reason Of its cathatic
properties cannot he used as a beverage.
Ills manufactured from the purest mate
rails, and acts,}lseztly on the Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach and Bowels. As blood purifier it
has no equal II is pleasant to the taste,
and effective in actioa.
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Large lot school books, paper and ink,
fancy box-paper, dolls, and everything else
= Hudson,4 drag store. You ought to see
them when You are in Bolivar.
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Churches and Secret uc3ars,

KNIGHTS or H0NOR.-Aects hrst ami zeca-d
Friday Rights ia eaciDmouth,
JESSIE NORMEST, nictator.
Al sWgNEBl.0AD. Reporter
MASONIC LODGE.--Iirst Moulay night Ia eaca
fglonth. y. a. TAKEE, w AT
JOSH CARTER. secy.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES or HONOR.-5Ieet4
ithrd and fourth l'rday nights in each month.
Al. SWINEBROAD Secretary.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCIT-BEv. ". O.. REA-
ny Pastor. Services every Sunday moruiug and
nigas. Ppyemeeting Thursday night.
HETHODIST CUURCH-REv. w. IT. LOCKE,
Pistor. Services every sunday morning and night.
Frr ycrmcetiug Wednesday night.
EPISCOPAL CHgECH- REV. ". C. DAvESPoEr,
tIEect r. Services every sunday Heorsiiag aud
night Daily Prayers 4.50p. M,
DAPT. ST CHURCH-Ec~. =. NcNeal, rastor
Services, Second Sal seth in each uionth, morning
oand nigat.
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We offer Tor sale at cost for cash our
stock of cashmere clothing mems and boys
straw hats, and ladies' trimmed hats.
HARKENs & DrRRETT.
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ST. o. e;...a1A. Tronn CON-

STATE ar GEORGIA, Troup County.
have examined the reccipe Of Dr.. Josiah Brad
field, and pronounce it 10 be combination Of ledi-
ciues Of great merit in the treatment OF all females
fer which lie rc4a.Hu}el.ds it.
wv. p. BEAsI.EY, II. D.
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For sorghum mills. .eFapo1ators, corn
shelters, feed-cutters, etc, call on MotIlt &
Co, Bolivar.
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If you need barbed wire, call on, or send
to MoiIat s. Co.. for prices.
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I will sell you more drugs for less money
than anybody. Try ne. mean business
n Y. HUDSON
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3. Y. Hudson is selling paints, oils, var
nishea, brushes, etc, cheaper than anybody.
Call and get his prices.
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The II. n. Polk farm on Illinois Contra
Railroad, Il miles southwest of Bolivar
Comfortable dwelling and improvements
Several settlements on the farm. Apply t(
Mrs H. NJ Polk, J. II. Bills, Esq, Of
Wood & McNeal.
Sept. 20, 1854 oct2i
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We offer Tor sale at,cost Tor cash our eli
ire stock Of cashmere clothing, mems and
boys straw hats, and ladies trimmed hats.
UARKINs q DURRETT.
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An EDITOR.
Drugs are cheap at IIudson's.
TreSsnaSs Notice,

Persons tTrspassing GA my land viii BE-
prosecuted.
1lsepIt Hs- NUCkOLLS.
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Lamps at cost at Hudson's. want
room for-li.y fall stock.
TOol.e


TOOhe.
The cotton-picker is in the field. Crop
short
Prof Henry had a singing school at Clio
verport. He is determined not to die with
all his -plusic in him.
Messrs. T;uddle, Emerson, Marsh ana
Nave, of Madison county, visited Clover
Port last week.
A bevy OF handsome young ladies from
Jackson and Madison Hall were present at
the close Of Prof. Futr2Il-s scheol Friday
There YVES re general invitation to the ex-
eroiscs, bet the hall Of the academy was
.Ellcd with the professors friends, who came
from far and near to take him by the hand
and wish him health, prosperity and hap
piness in his new homefbcyond the AIissis-
sippi. 4 can safely say that no man has
ever left Tennessee with a better reputa-
ton as Il teacher than Prof Futran That
he will be cminontl ysuccessfulI in his new
helI Of labor 40 one can doubt. Although
comparatively a young man, his name Is rs
familiar as a household word in education
al world A7 one OF his old pupils have
To say that 81 know him is 10 love him. No
one who was present on last Friday to wit
ness the closing exerciset can doubt this.
Prof Futrall has done u great work for
| West Tennessee, and no man ever left ii com
muuity whole loss is more sincerely regret
i ted. OLD STUDENT.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-02

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-02

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