The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-06
LOCAL NOTEs.

Inc elect0n IN Bolivar passed Of
quitely.
Dry whistles were numerous il
Bolivar Tuesday morning.
Butter is scarce luxury in thi
marke. and is high.
We have heard two men who voted
for Belva Lockwood, in this county
AR Isaac Baker and Miss Mimi,
Owen were married in this county Oh
October Both.
BIr.. L. c. Crisp and Miss b. L.
Duncan were married in this county
On last Tuesday, November 4th
The beef apon which the citizens Of
Bolivar are feeding at present, is
better than usual, ~e are glad to say.
Mr.. Dick Reynolds is proprietor Of
a bran new dray, and it is painted
red, and drawn by one Of the largest
and latest Of horses.
DR. ii. w. Tate was called to Grams
VILE Thursday to see Mrs. r. n.
Mitchell, who Is very sick with fever
at this writing.
Hon. Casey Young made one Of the
mcstintcro sting speeches Of the cam
paign in Bolivar last Saturday. He
had a good crowd to hear him.
DR.. r. Z. Moore has returned from
Hot Springs and is much improved in
health, and will resume the ptactsce OF
ha profession.
To say that the town was red Tues
day and Wednesday hight fail to do
the subjectjustice. Some of the boys
say the municipality was perfectly
crimson.
Joe Clark, col. the CONDEMNED
murderer who * in .jail iaEBolivar,
Is in good health, and is apparently
but little concerned for his fate.
Rev. ID. G. Wells formerly Of tins
county, but now Of Peru, Hillsboro
county Florida, has been on visit OF
pleasure and business among friends
in Hardeman for two weeks.
MIR. J. L. Conner, of the leagues
and one of the best
farmers, rs well rs one Of the best
Democrats of the county, was in Boil
ivar Saturday.
Mr.. J. J. Polk, Of the sterling COM
mission house of ]. r. Goodwin q Co.,
Memphis, spent several days in Boil
war and other points in the county
last week, ana did good business.
We heard lady say that she had
been leadinga Republican newspaper
and had been unhappy al the talI.
The Republican newspapers have like
wise been unhappy all the fall.
Mr.. w. r. Robinson, formerly a !
prominant business man of Toone,
has settled and gone into business at
Ark. He is a worthy gen
ileman and we commend him 10 the
good people Of Mariana.
Capt A. 7. McNeal and Capt. r.
A. Wood, Of the Bolivar bar are en-
gagged IN the notorious Thompson pois-
oncase, of Fayette county, and are at
latter part of this week at
tending court.
Mr.. Joe Simmons, operator at the
depot in Bolivar was temporariall5 |
removed to Water Vally, and his /
place here was filled by Mr.. Moony |
night operator, who was represented |
by Mr.. Peter Kelly, of Jackson.
Messrs. Fentress have recently
placed upon their stock farm near
several head of blooded cattle,
and we'll soon receive blooded horses
for breeding purposes. There stock
farm will be one of the most complete
and extensive in West Tennessee.
Mr.. Willie Folt has purchased the
place in Bolivar known as the old |
Savage place, and will move to it IN
December. Mr.. Fort is one Of the
oldest citizens Of the county, and has
lived here continuously for many
years,
See the card in another column Of |
Mr.. q. L. Cornatza, tailor, of Boil
var. Mr.. Cornatza does work |
promptly and in good style, and at
very moderate prices. See his card |
and give him your patronage.
Having been appointed shipping
scent for the New Orleans Exposition,
for Hardeman county, all articles of
agriculture. timber, artisans work, etc.
for exhibition dilivered to
me will be forwarded free of cost to
the TeNUesseo department, at New
Orleans. j. WeatherlY.