The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-01-03
LOCAL NOTES.

Bolivar Saturday night OF diptherla. There
are no other casesOt the disease and there
is no apprehension Of its spead. The child
was buried Sunday evening.
The young meA,of Bolivar have secured
the Opera House and will have skating
rink every Friday night. All are invited
The Indictment weather last Friday hight
prevenetd a very large attendance.
Kahn 3ros are going to dissolve partner
sh 10 ca Feb. .fst, and want to reduce their
stock. They will,ofTer their entire stock o.
merch andise at prices regardless Of cost.
CALI and examine their stock before it n
va i
A pleasant sociable was given Monday
night BY Miss Minnie Warren at the resi-
denco Of Iier father Mr. John Warren. A
goodIy company Of young people were pre-
sent and pleasure ran high till late In the
evening The hostess entertained her guests
in an easy, graceful manner, and charmed
all with her generous hospitality.
A very pleasant leap-year party was Civ
en- at the residence of Mr.. w. J. Rod at
Whiteville Tuesday night. A party of
young gentlemen from Bolivar attended,
and report a splendid time. They are
loud in their praise of the hospitality of the
good people Of Whiteville, AMI especially
Of the host on this delightful occasion.
We want every body to know that
we are now prepared to turn out job
printing of all kinds in the neatsst
style and on short notice, and all we
ask IS a trial to convince everyone
that we can 10 it as cheap and well
as any country office in the state.
We call the attention of the pub
lie to the advertisement in this issue
of Kahn Bros, who will close out
their entire stock of dry goods ETC.,
regardless of cost by February LIST,
1884. They invite the public to
call nd examine their splendid stock
of new goods now on hand.
J he lecture at the Presbyterian church
Tuesday night by Rev. w. G. Ready, was
very well attended. considering the inclea-
ment weather. The lecture was highly
by these who heard it. The
music was as follows; Solo by Mrs. A.
A.:I1--- TN,..es L. M, AIo-- Vrnta .Dd AE;es
Nellie Walker, Quartette by Misses Tate
and Walker, Messrs Hugh Harkins and
John Newborn, Miss Lucy Anderson organ
ist. After the lecture the Choir adjourned
to the residence of Gen. Nicely where
supper was served.
Read the advertisement of EthiO-
plan Pile Ointment in another column.
The medicines are highly endorsed
by those who have used them, and
no doubt will prove beneficial to the
afflicted. The remedies are for sale
by 3. V. Hudson, at his popular
drug store in Bolivar. If you are
suffering call on Hudson and get
bottle, and IN all probability get relief.
We have new card this week of
D. f. NcClintOck, photographer and
artist Jackson, TenR. He has one
of the most attractive galleries in the
state and is prepared to do first-class
work. He is a clever gentleman and
it will be to the interest Of those IF
our readers who want elegant pictures
made on short notice 10 see his card
and go to Jackson and have the work
done.
We will give one of DR.. Kendalls
celebrated treatise on the horse to
every new subscriber to the Bulletin
coming IN after this date. The book
is neatly printed and is invaluable to
every one who has the care of horses,
or other stock. Remember that one
of these books go with every new
subscriber to the Bulletin.
While at the depot last week we
noticed several of the latest improv
ed looms for the Hardeman Wooden
Mills. The enterprising Proprietora
are now.preparing TO push their bust
ness through the coming season and
are putting up the latest improved
looms and other machinery necessary
to make the Hardeman Wooden
Mills second to none in the south.
Last Friday night the Episcopal Sunday
School had lis annual celebration at the
church. The music on the occasion was
very fine The following ladies and gentle
men composed the choir: Miss Ophelis
Bills, organist, Mrs. Kate McNeal, Mrs
Irene Bond, Messrs John Bills, StonewNl
Black, james Nicely and John Newbern
| After the celebration at the church the par
ty adjourned in a body to Democrat,
headquarters where splendid supper wa
prepared by theladies. After supper wa
| over the younger members of the party dis
pur,sed for home and the young ladies an,
gentlemen closed the evenings amusement
with a pleasant dance. The affair wa
highly enjoyed by all present.
The Illinois Central Railroad is b.
far the largest tax payer in Harde
]
man county. fits property in Harde
man county is assessed at nearly
million dollars, and the taxes paid II