The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-06-12
LOCAL NOTES.

Chancellor livingston is holding court in
Bolivar this week
The Rochester Silk Company, Of Roches-
ter, y. Y, is advertised fraud.
Events from which to manufacture local
items are very seldom" just now.
Dunlap Springs has recently been r.
paired and is now an elegant place for pic
MICS, barbecues, etc.
The Bolivar Boys and the Hickory Val
ley nine will play a game Of base ball on
the Bolivar grounds this evening.
Those who attended the Mozart musical
I, stivaI at Memphis from Bolivar, reported
themselves highly delighted with the affair.
We are glad to be able to announce that
DIR. Moore is getting better from severe
attack Of rheumatism, and hopes in few
days TO be able to be ont.
In our list Of the business houses of Boil
var last week we enthusiastically omitted
one tin shop and an undertaking establish
ment, which should have been mentioned.
We have neard Of no serious damage
from the rise in IIatchie river or the creeks
from the heavy rains of last week, though
the river and Spring Creek we're pretty
high.
See the advertisement ia this issue of the
new photograph gallery in Bolivar. Mr..
Delbridge is a frst-clasc, artist and will
give satisfaction. Ills prices are reason
able.
We have been requested by n stockman
to find out If possible the number of colts
foaled in this county this spring. If some
one from each district will send MS the
number in his neighborhood we will pub
Iish them for the information Of all.
The closing exercises of the Female Col
legc was the event at Lagrange this week
The annual address was delivered by Rev.
r. a. Young, d. d., of Nashville. The
sxercises were very interesting and reflected
much credit upon the principal and teachers
of tins excellent institution.
Messrs NoOner & Emerson, assisted by
contributions from numerous citizens have
put a fence around Dunlap Springs and
have put the road in good condition leading
out to them. II is now one of the most de-
lightfuI resorts in the vicinity of Bolivar
and would be pleasant place to drive to
and spend a warm day or evening.
The supply Of cattle in this section seems
to be inexhaustable, though buyers have
been driving them out of here continuously
fer six months. But it cannot much longer
this way, and if the farmers do
not hold their yearIings they will SION see
the time here when it will be hard mat
ter to even buy Il mich COW.
DR.. S. Dickson, formerly of Bolivar, late
of Nashville has returned and located here
to practice his profession, dentistry. His
Office is in rear Of DIR. Jack Neely's office,
where he will be pleased to see his friends
and the public, and assures them that he is
now prepared to execute work in the best
style and on short notice. If you need the |
work of a dentist he will serve you prompt-
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There comes time after marriage, says
Mrs Stowe, when husband, il lie be any
thing Of man, has something else to do
than make direct love to his wife. lie can
not be on duty az all hours to fan her, and
shawl her, and admire her. His love must
express its, If through other channels. He
must be full man for her sake, and, as
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