The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-13
LOCAL NOTES.
Corrox-Middlinr. gla95.

Mr. j. Kahn was in Bolivar a few
days this week.
Mr.. H. B. Keightly went to Mem
phis Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Bond was in Jackson
the first days Of the week.
Rev. G. w. Hinkie, ofSt, Lukes
Episcopal church Jackson, visited
Bolivar this week.
Misses Rosa Reid and Lula
Norment Of Whiteville, are visiting
in Fayette county,
Moore & Harvey own a column IN
the Bulletin. They will make it in
terestlng reading
Mr. Avent, Of Hickory Valley, in
this county has made over a thousand
dollars this year on his fine bird dogs.
There are fewer idlers in Bolivar
than any town Of ITS V'oEalation in tie
state.
The rooster that crows oyer Moore
& Harveys column was engraved by
Mr.. I. p. Campbell of Bolivar.
Mr.. Joha II. Hunt, Of G an Jm c.
ton, and Miss Anna Turner, Of a
grange. we're married in that D ace
last week.
Mr.. Thomas Parran, of Bolivia,
left for North Carolina last week, and
rumor has it that he will bring a
fair bride home with i,ilw.
Messrs. IL. G. Anderson and VIII
Theus, Of Jackson spent few hours
in Bolivar Monday evening.
Mr.. John Newbern left Tuesday
evcuieg for Memphis, where lie will
enter busiecss. We wish him success.
Several wagons loded with plumber
and women and children, passc d
through Bolivar Tuesday, bound
westward.
Mis- Anna Mcneil of Lagrange,
after spending a pleasant visit to the
family Of Mr.. Geo. g. Adams, IN
Bolivar, returned home to day.
St. james Hall, as conducted by
Misses Totten, is one of the finest
schools for young ladies in the south,
and Bolivar is justly proud of the
institution.
The Democratic Headquarters in
Bolivar ought 10 be converted into a
public reading room. 1t could be
done by a small subscription, and
kept open all winter.
Rev. G. w. Dunbell, formerly of
St. Lukes Episcopal Church at Jack
son, has been called to preech in
Chattanooga. lie will probably &C
cept.
The roads leading into Bolivar are
in splendid condition. The upper
leveo on Spring Creek is in especially
good condition.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave an oyster supper at
Democrat headquarters Thursday
night, which was plcaseut affair aud
was well putronized.
Mr.. C. G. Wilson, Of SALISBURY,
died very suddenly of congestion on
Monday. He was a popular young
business man and was highly
esteemed. lie leaves wife and one
or txo7yeRKg children.
I Judge.Jases Fentress, Gen. r. p.
Nicely, FrancIs Fentress, Esq, Of
IBulivar, and Gen. j. g. Clarlls, and
Iothcrs, have secured a charter to
extend the Zazoo branch of the l. G..
road to Alcmlhis, and the survey is
hemp made.
/ Mr., II. A. Deming of Middleburg,
\ had his residence and his entire house
| hold goods burned Sunday Of las.
a week. Tho lamily we've in an adjoin
ling room 60 the one in which the fire
originated, but did not discover it IN
I'll The flames had gained such head
way th?t they were beyond CONTROL.
/ Rev. y. F Fldniken, of the Cum
q berlaud Prrsby .eriGn Church at Jack.
son. will couduct union netting il
Bolivar, commencing on next Monday
evening at 3 o'clock, at the Metho-
dist church. All the clrNrches are
invited to participate. 4 series o
very successful union meetings has
Just claged in jackson ~ which al
denominations took part. The people
of Bolivar are invited and urged t,
ATTEND the meeting. Mr. Flanlker
will be assisted by the local clergy an(
perhaps others.
Having been appointed sbippin:
agent for the New Orleans Exposition
for Hardeman county, all articles y
agriculture. timber, artisans work, etc
y, intended for exhibition dilivGred {,
!, me Will be forwarded free Of cost L
the Tennessee department, at New
RI Orleans. J. j. Weatherly.