The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-21

The roads are ~imParuable"-hArdly
"JaokAsaabls."
Tuesday was a StFagglsr from April
ma@queradinG in February.
There IL some cotton in this county that
has bosn held back frOn market on account
Of bad roads.
Memphis lie to have a grand Mardi Gras
ball ct the Exposition building Tuesday
niEht Goth. inst.
For all kinds Of Job printing 90 to the
Bulletin ofica. where you can get It done in
the neaisss style and at very low prices.
The blizzard that passed over this country
Tuesday evening was doubtless a FRAGILE
Of the cold wave they are having up in
Dakota.
The streams Of the county have been
pretty high since the recent heavy rains,
but we have heard Of no very great dam
age 20 property, excepting the lOas Of a
bridge or two.
A gentleman from the country left his
overcoat and umbrolla at the gata 20 the
Court Houss yard in Bolivar Tuesday, for
few moments, and SEINE light-6ngered in
dividual walked of with them.
The Nashville World says: Ex-Treasurer
Marsh T. Polk will be tried before this
term Of the Supreme Court, If he is able ts
be brought to the bar. 1t ia reported, how
ever, that he Is confined 10 his room in bad
health.
A brakeman on the Memphis B Charles
ton Railroad, whose name we did not learn,
fell beneath the wheels Of : freight train nt
Middleton one day last week and was Ger-
ribIy mangled. He was net dead at last
aecOsnts.
Annie PixIsy, the captivating "Child Of
the Sierraa" viii open an engagement at
I.ieubriea In Memphis tonight. Miss
Pixley il n sweet faced little woman, a
clever actress, and said TO be amiable and
charitable.
We want everybody that has any Job
printing Of any hind done 10 call and see IA
before letting out their work, for we want
to do the work for lhia;town and county and
we uiH do iG IL the people win give NJ a
call, look at eur samples and get our prices.
The candidates up in MAdisOa ars rs
thick as mosquitoes in August. Several Of
them attempted to "shOOt us in the neck"
before they remembered that we didn't vote
in that "destrict" any more. If they had
got ua hsmmed up and forced US to stand
the charge, We'd have "tOek water"
A negro boy attempting to steal a ride on
a through freight train passing through
leagues Switch Monday night. fell beneath
the wheelH and had his left hand mashed
of at the wrist. lie was brought to Bolivar
for attention, bat before the physicians
could amputate his arm he was ordered 10
HOlly Springs by the authorities Of the roa 4.
The monopoly that the hens Of the coun-
try have been running 20 long, il about
busted. A fellow up in Connecticut has
invented an apparatus with which he can
make, and ~ turning out at the rate of a
thousand per hour, eggs that no fellow can
detect from the genuine article. They
have the yelk, the white, the thin skin and
the shell, all perfectly natural, ar d will
keep for years without spelling, He says
he can make gO~ae eggs or duck eggs just
as easy a. he can hen eggs, simply by ad-
ding n certain favor and increasing thr
size. The manufacturer refuses TO ''give
away" his recipe for manufacturing hem
fruit, and claims that he win soon be able
20 run all the hens in the country out Of the
business.
The following 10 the'prOgramme Of Recit-
nj given by the St. James church choir. as
sisted by Mr. Pitcher, last Friday night:
l. Prelude, organ-&r. Pitcher.
2. TIE Deum-Choi:.
3. Father, What'sn Of Earthly Bliss
Quartette. Misses Irene MeNeal, Mary
w. Bills, Messra- s. Black and J. Newbern.
4. Holy Saviour Guide our Footstspa-
Miss Mamie Polk and Mrs. Bond.
B. AfFectorY, Organ-Mr. Pitcher.
8. Benedic Amina Mea-Choir.
z. nv God Permit Me not to Be-Misses
McNeaI, Bills, MeasrN Black and Newbern.
8. Hymn S74-Choir.
8. Organ Seleetiona-Mr. Pitcher.
10. Praise God from Whom all Blessings
Flow.
Collins Ague Cure is warranted when