The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-03-27

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Spring, we have with Gs-for time
Read Chancery Sale in another column.
Several bales of cotton were in this mar
kct this week.
Communication from. MiddI<burg too late
for this week.
Albums. pocket books, and all kinds of
purses at Hudson's.
The season for fishing parties, basket
dinners, windy speeches and seed ticks, is
GENE.
The IIliaeis Central railroad will carry
"eed corn to any point along its line free of
charge.
Work is being pushed by the farmers of
this county in every neighborhood from
which we have heard.
For latest designs in monuments and
marble work, call ',n s. n. Wsatherly, at
the Bulletin Office.
Nine prisoners left for Nashville Wendes-
day morning. They were sentenced to the
penitsntiary lasdweek by the Circuit court.
Read the attractive prospectus this week
of the Nashville American. The American
is one of the best Newspapers in the south.
When you so to Memphis reRlenbsr that
the Workman House is the place TO stop.
Rates are low and the accommodation
firat-class.
The average correspondent for the coun-
try newspaper who heads his communica-
ton "oR the wing" has travelled over about
two counties.
Mr.. wyley B. Miller formerly of this
county and who hAs number of friends
and relatives here, died in New York City
last Tuesday.
There are only three prisoners remaining
in tIss county Jail at this date Lou Wise
man, murder; Joe Clark murder; Jno.
Leverett, carrying pistol.
Mr.. @. n. Harris one of the oldest citi-
gems Of jackson died very suddenly in that
city Tuesday morning At 1 o'clock. Mr..
Harris was! the leading merchant of the
town for many years prior to the war.
The "Comet" Base Ball club was organ
lied at a meeting held by its member this
week and will begin Practicing soon and
will doubtless add some pleasure to the
long dull days of tho coming summer.
We note the distribution of new steel
rails along the track Of the Illinois Central
railroad through the city. This splendid
road mean to keep itself in firSt-class or
der along the whole line.-Jackson Wing.
Bishsp Quintard preached one Of his char
acteristic Sermons at St. James Episcopal
Church in Bolivar last Sunday. His vista
tions are alwayS seasons highly appreciated
by the members of his church over the state,
and the occasion of last Sunday was ne sx-
cSPtion to the rale.
The First Quarterly Conference for Boil
var Station will be held next Saturday aud
SuI day, DIR. w. c. johnson, p F., and on
Sunday at 2:3o o'clock the Sunday schCol
will have public review Of the studies Of
the Sussday school fer the past Quarter, to
which all Sunday schools, and the public,
are invited
The drug store of Mr.. Geo. N. Cornatza,
at Gadsden, was destroyed by fire Hast
Wednesday night, together with the stock
snd fixtures. The store and stock was
partially insured. Mr.. Cornatza is the
youngest brother Of Mr.. G. f. Gornatza, of
Bolivar, and his friends here will regret to
hear of the loss. The stocks of Messrs.
finder, II. w. Sims, II. r. Wilson and A.
Rhodes were more or less damaged by
moving, but were fully covered by insur-
ance.
We announce this week the name OF Mr..
J. c. Savage candidate for reelection to
the office of Trustee OF Hardeman county,
election FIRST Thursday in August, next.
Mr.. Savage il the present incumbent and
has the endorsement of the duties of his
Office performed to the letter as i recon-
nlendation for reelection. He s we'll
known in the county and popular, and will
be formidable competitor of any one who
avpires to the off which he has no faith
fully and efficiently filled.
Messrs. Clinton & Caruthers of this
county have purchased n thoroughbred
Ehorthorn bull one year old, from breed
er in Kentucky, and received him this
week per express. The animal is Of pure
stock and is registered. Mr.. Caruthers i'm
forms us that they are going into the stock
business, and next fall will purchase some
pure shorthOrn heifers and breed thorough
bred stoock. The also informed US that
they were taxed the modest figures of
s26 45 by the express company for trans
pOrtation Of the calf froaa Stanford, KY. to
Bolivar.
| stock company was organized some weeks
ago TO operate large Stave factory near
Bolivar. We are informed BY one of the
gentlemen who compose she company that
because of the very high freight rates
charged by the Illinois Central railroad
the enterprise will probably be allowed to
fall through The Illinois Central is one
] of the most liberal railroad companies in
the country, and has time and again de-
clared it's willingness to meet manufacture
ers and ships along its line with reasona-
bic figures. In the event of the establish
ment Of this enterprise this road would get
all of the business afforded by it, and we
| cannot see the good policy in holding ITS
rates so high as to discourage the enter
prise. We have heard Of one or two Of the
gentlemen who compose the stave company
who favor shipment of their product BY