The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-02-28

Woodworking VIII oe IN OFoeE as soon az
the mud dries up. and it should be done
promptly before hands are busy in thO
crops.
County court meets next Monday. Il
will be convenient for those who have not
done %, to call in aud subscribe for the
Bulletin.
During the present high waters coRaidsr-
able rafting is being done on the Hatchio
An extra large raft of logs arrived here on
last Sunday.
The grocery stoAe Of J. N. Mckenzie, in
Bolivar. WA broken open Tuesday night by
burglars, and seven hams stolen. No clue
to the thieves.
Hickory Valley has already shipped
| over 1000 bales Of cotton this season, and
there are one hundred and fifty bales that
our informant knew of in the nsighbOr-
hood, 70 come in yet.
Mr. J. W. Tate, Of Bolivar, bought %
bales of cotton from Mr.. J. w. Jones at his
farm near Middleburg, in this county,
Tuesday. The cotton averaged 81 cents
and was If average quality.
An exchange says: "what will she bach
sloa do to escape the awful girls." Marry
one Of them and let your wife give her Sx-
| Periencs in providing for = husband and
you wont be further troubled.
Mr.. d. P. Davis, formerly deputy Su-
preme Court Clerk, at JAckson, now of Col
umbuE, Miss, Was marie to Miss Yer
non, the accomplished daughter of Col. r.
Il. Chester Of Jackson, last Monday.
There il a fellow mp in Pennsylvania
whose heart is on his right side. We can
remember when our heart was on neither
side. It was up in our throat keeping time
20 the "PAttSr of the single" on the chair
part Of our pants. III.
The following marriage iiSesnSes were
issued since our last report: J. T. Ions
dale and Miss Victoria Clemens; F. 81.
Stone and Miss Evie Oswald; w. A. May
and Miss Annie Morgan. Andrew Hull
and Lulu Ellis, col.
We would respectfully suggest that bull
letin board be placed At the depot and the
arrival and departure of each train marked
ON it one hour before the regular time for
the train to arrive. It would save the pub
lie from asking questions and the agents
the trouble Of answering them.
There is rothing that worries or is 40 dam
gerous as bad cough. it will keep one awake
ell night and finally results in soma bad
lung disease. Then don't wsit for it to
wear off it may wear YOU eff. Try one bot
tie Of DIR. JNcksOn's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Lnngwort.
Mai. E p. MoNoal had the misfortune to
catch one Of his fingers ON his left hand, in
a door at his residence last Saturday morn
| ing, aRd it Was 50 badly mashed and torn
that it was necessary to AmputAte il at abe
fret joint. Maj. MeNeal is 70 years old
and Gtosd the shock aud pain with the cour-
| age Of = man Of half his years.
Il 10 to be hoped that as soon az ths roads
AAPAONN Nteo AOaNN AAAoAlS EOAAi6 Jul 70 elAs
various Cfices in the county will be deIiv-
cred mora promptly and regularly. We
have heard considerable complaint from
subscribers at remote Offices in the county.
that the Bulletin does not reach them some
times until il is a week cid.
All Tiller, marshal at TOons attempted
/ 4, II eh,t -. LIT a..
| for some dIEorderly conduct and the negro
resisted arrest and threw the officer down.
| Tiller regained his feet and attempted to
shoot the negro but the pistol failed to dis
charge, and with hickory stick he finished
the job by Knocking the negro down. The
negro was fned $1,000 for his frolic.
Mr.. ". A. May, a prominent young
merchant Of Hickory Valley, was married
on Tuesday, Goth inst, TO Miss Annie
| Morgan, At the residence of the brides
mother at Hickory Valley, Rev. Mr.. C''ch-
ran officiating. The bride is an accom-
Plished and lovely young lSdy, and the
groom is an exemplary gentleman. A ho~t
Of friends congratulate the prem ising young
couple.
We have a new card this week Of the
new spring goods Of Kahn Bros. They
have bought direct from the best markets,
and will not only be able to sell goods at
the very lowest prices, but can furnish the
latest novelties in ladies' dress goods, etc,
and full and complete stock Of clothing
and gents furnishing goods. See their card
and look through their stock before max
ing purchase
A fine drove al Middle Tennessee mules
have been in Bolivar Tor several days, and
We understand number were sold hero at
1 fancy prices. Middle Tennessee cannot
raise finer mules than West Tennessee il
our people would prepare their farms Tor
the business Il seems that il would pay
every farmer TO have pAir Of Young mules
coming on every season, and il he did
not need them himself he could diSpOae
of them at a profit.
We regrst to learn that 8fr. =. y. Rogers
Of Grand Junction. who was accidentally
shot in the hand Roms weeks ago is still in
a critical condition. There are some hopes
OF saving his life but il Is fea ed that hiI
wrist will he permanently useless. lie is {
clever gentleman and one Of the finest mar
BILE workers in the South, and his miafortun,
is universally regretted among those whC
know him. We hope that the worst fear