The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-05-08
LOCAL NOTES.

ver-Port came too late for publication this
week
Mr.. J. NJ Hamlet, Of this county sent US
in SAMPLES Of his new potato crop last week.
They were fine ones to start with.
We want a good correspondent at Cedar
Chapel, Grand Junction, Pine Top Nlddle-
ton, Saulsbury and TIBET to write us short
nc~sy letters, giving the local news Of each
week
We have just received full supply Of all
kinds Of Job material Call en- Us for every
description Of printing and We will make
prices suit you as wcil as work.
E-3ulre McCann Of this county clipped
% pounds If wool from three sheep resent
| ". And stiIl the eo,tryo statesman trem-
LAes at tl4e mention OF a dog law.
The wind did some damage in the way Of
levelrng fences, etc, in the Whiteyille neigh
borhood Monday night It raiued very
hard here and in every section Of the county
from which we have heard.
The hail storm Of last Saturday night did
great damage to fr7Iit and vegetables in
this section. The frujt vas beaten from
the limbs and young vegetables cut down
or riddled.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Presbyteri.
an Church gave an ice cream and strawber-
~ lunch Wednesday night. The entitain-
ment was pleasant, and profitable to the
society.
Mr.. c. NJ WeIIons Informs the public
that he viii be out Monday with full line
Of fruit tree samples, etc lie is response
he himself and represents frst-class UUr-
sery, and proposes TO see to it that all orders
come exactly right Save your orders for
him, and YOU will save money.
Miss Rca, Of Pittsburgh, who has been
in Bolivar some weeks, visiting the family
Of Judge Fcntress, left for her home via
Evansville, Ind, last Monday morning.
Her stay in our little city was quite pleas
ant one and she made friends who hope to
see her among us again before many years
have passed.
DIR, WIN. Thompson, of Evansville in
this county, left last Thursday evening for
Hot Spring, Ark, where he takes his fami-
| ~ to spend the summer. He has himself
been suffering greatly with rheumatism and
goes to try the healing powers Of those wa
tiers. Dr. Thompson is a good physician
and a valued citizen and his friends wish
| him a pleasant and profitable trip.
The young gentlemen gave hop at the
Opera House last Thursday night, which
was nicely attended and highly enjoyed by
all present. The smiles and bright faces Of
several young ladies visiting Bolivar to-
gethcr with those Of our home young ladies
made the affair very pleasant and all went
away highly pleased with the evenings
amusement.
The next on the social tapis in Bolivar
Is a grand leap-year ball, to be given by
the young ladies The young gentlemen
the dear cwcatures-are talking about their
lovely forms and features, and looking
around for cbapcrous for the evening. They
are all certain Of escorts, and some Of them
hold up their hands and Jaw, vow, you
know" that they could never overture out
in the dwamp night air upon the cold
pwavemcnts." They must have "hack
aw, You know"
Esquiae A. H. Rose, Of Middleburg, goe.
to Pulaski, Tenn, where his home will be
in the future. Mr. Eoa, has heen a either
Of IIardcman county for 6fty-fve year:
and has raised eight children here. He
was married twice and both Of his wives
are buried near Middisburg. Though he
is vet hale and hearty, he lays aside the
cares Of business and viii live with sol
in Pulaski. lie has host of friends il
this county who wish him many years o
life vet, and hope that lac may be spared t.
revisit often the Some oi the best years o
his life.
The irst picnic and fishing party Of tn,
: season was given at Kearncy's mill nea
this place last Wednesday by the youn!
ladies and gentleman of Bolivar, and tn
day being very pleasant and bright al
adjourned at an early hour in the forenoon
to the beautiful grove near the mill wher
fishing, both on land and water was.triod
e and from the smiles worn through the re
' maiudcr Of the day by some Of the youn
n men, we Think the fishing on land Was MOS
r successful. The dinner prepared by tn
ladies was an excellent one and the Who'll
affair was very pleasant
We were told by prominent lumber ma
: Of distant city, who is we'll acquainte
with Bolivar and its surroundings, that if h
couid dispose Of his interests elsewhere h
would establish an extensive saw mill, hu
and spoke, stave, and furniture factory n
| Hatchic river near Bolivar. That he It
garded this sl,lendid point for that busi
ness. The gentleman referred to is a praC
teal business man and sees the advantage
offered 10y our timber suPPly, and the cas-
with which logs could be delivered by tn
Hatchle, The gentleman might find it {
his interest 70 visit Bolivar and look ful
thcr at the inducements offered here for III
establishment OF an enterprise Of that kin,
We don't dossbt but that very reasonabl
y shipping rates could be procured over II
Ii. c. r. II and We know that he would r.
Is ceivc liberal encouragement from our bus
IN ucss men and citizens.
a There is rothing that worries or is SO dal
gerous as a bad cough, it will keep one avail
l. all night and finally results in some bs
n lung disease. Then don't wait for it