The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-09
LOCAL NOTES.
Consolidating 9Ia93.

80.
IT vas plistake. Hudson sells quinin
at 81 p an ounce.
See the advertisement Of lend in Arl,ar
sas for sale o. lease.
See the advertisement Of farm etc, Tor SAX
'n IIarleman county.
Miss Sue Goats from near Whiteyille, il
visiting relatives in Bolivar this week.
Mssz BaBe Norment, Of whiteviIle. i.
visiting the-family OF her brother, the Hon
jesse Norment.
] Rev Mr. Ready reached at Mason Depot
last Sunday, and there we're no service at
the Presbyterian Church in Bolivar.
Nh. J. a. Wilson left this we K for the
markets where he viii buy fuil stock Of
Dry goods, clothing, etc. for his fall and
winter trade.
Miss Alice Blair has opened a subscrip-
ton school at Franklin Institute in this
county, whcre she was SO successful in
teaching last term.
Miss Fannie Corpedge, a fascinating and
highly accomplished Young lady Of Toone,
has been visiting the family Of Mr.. john
Coats, ills week.
Capt J. H. Mathes, Democratic oandi-
date for Elector viii speak at Grand juno
ton, Monday, Oct -, 1884, Middleton,
Tuesday, Oct H. GAINESVILLE, Wednesday,
OCT IS.
Married al the residence Of Mr.. Oscar
Polk, near Hickory Valley Tenn. by the
Rev. w. S. Cochrane, Mr.. a. w. Schevencll,
Of Memphis, Tenn. and Miss Virginia G.
Bowers.
The parsonage occupied by Rev. Jno S.
Park, at Pensacola, Florida, was burned to
the ground on the night Of Spa. q, He los
everything but his books.
We call attention to the card Of DR.. Robt
Tate, physician and surgeon, in another
column. lie IS well known in the county, and
viii be welcomed as citizen in Bolivar.
The Doctor win serve the public promptly
and efficiently.
Elsewhere in fhe DnlletiE il q new card Of
MrslBelle D.Tledge, fashionable miliiner
Mrs. Pledge invites the ladies' to call at her
rooms and Jock through her goods. She is
accomplished in the art of chow to please"
the ladies, and asks only trial. Her prices
are reasonable. See the card.
Wednesday morning Mr.. Prewitt young
man who is employed by Messrs. Nooner &
Emerson, at their livery stable in Bolivar,
was in the loft Of the stable getting feed for
his horses and stepped upon some hay which
protruded beyond 1hso flooring and fell to
the ground striking q buggy. The hour was
before day light and j, was some time before
he wac found. His injuries are painful and
probably serious
Kahn Bros. have an Interesting card and
line OF locals in the Bulletin this weet.
They arc merchants Of experience and IN
dcrstand the wants Of this trade, and
when they assure their customers that they
have never opened stock here superior to
their present fall and wiater stock Of cloth
ing, boots shoes, dry goods etc, it is sufi-
Client guarantee that a look through their
hoHse will.prove profitable. Read the card
and Locals and call on th,m.
We take the following just compliment 70
Mr.. J. c. Savage our eficienn trustee, from
the Nashville World of Il recent date:
Dir. J. c. Savage, Trustee Of Hardemau
county, is decidedly the promptcst collector |
as win as the most punctua paying officer in
the State. lie made tie first remittance Of
State revenue to the Comptroller for 1888, |
and his name is again the first on the list of !
1854 The tax books are made out and !
turned over to the Trustees on the frse Mon
day of October. Saturday last the Comp |
treller received a remittance from Mr. Saw !
age for So with instructions to place It to
his credit for this year. lie haas been the
trustee Tor Uardeman for about ten years, |
and has never allowed his account with the
State to drag. On the contrary. to make the |
matter sure, he over pays little each year
but always declines to receive warr2nt, has !
the Comptroller TO hold it over for his next |
years account. Mr. Savage is a true Dem |
ocrat, and Har5emn is intensely so, and it |
is only in such counties where prompt pay |
ing officers thrive. In Scott county, where !
there are only 36 Democrats in the county, |
and everybody else are Republicans, it is
very different, as the Comp;rollcr's report |
show quite'a lot OF delinquent officials.