The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-06
D0livar is Full d bran rev good
and the merchants al seem to be in
fine spirit.


A large deer was seen near the pull
lie road within half mile Of Bolivia
! Wednesday evening. Several Partie
went in persuit of it but failed to over
take j. or get esshot. This is tbs frs
deer that has been seen near the tow
for many years. there being none Q
any consequence in the county.
Country produce of all kinds com.
2 mands a good price in Bolivar. III
is not needed Cor home consumption
consult the columns If the Bulletin
and ship to some of the commission
merchants at either Memphis, New
| Orleans, or New York, and get tho
highest prices.
Me-. HermoE .Myerheim, who had
an eye 50 seriously injured last summer
\ by being struck with base ball is
much improved, and though it wa:
feared for while that he would loose
the eye, entirely, we are glad to say
that It is nearly estored. lie is still
with the old reliable: house 3of Kahn
Bros,
Prof j L. Brooks, and his accom-
plished bride, nee Miss, Dora Vernon,
called on the Balletin Monday. The
Professor is undetermined yet where
he will locate, but MISUNDERSTOOD from
him that be would probably make his
future home in Texas. We wish him
and his charming wife much happiness
and prosperity wherever their lot
may be cast.
The Worlds Exposition messenger
| is issued by the Illinois CENTRALLY Rail-
road, and was compiled by Miss Lydia
Stra3n. 1t IS illustrated with a COM
plete map of the city of New Orleans,
and places of note in the city. It a
perfect guide book for those who will
visit the exposition, and is interesting
reading for those who stay at shome.
If you read the book, nothing short
Of the Exposition viii satisfy you.
A Grand Excursion to California,
via New Orleans and the Worlds
Exposition" Will leave Chicago over
the Illinois Central r. r. about De
cembor 1st-the exact date will be al
nounced III a few days, THIS is an
overland tour Of unparalleled interest
and attraction. For full particulars
apply to A. H. HANSON, General
Passenger a gent, I. G. r. r., Chica-,
90, or GEO. w. KERR, General Tourist
Agent, 3O3 Hennepin Avenue, Mime
apolis, Mimi.
We were shown a branch taken
from an.apple tree on the farm ..ot
Mrs. E. G. War;, near WhIteville, in
this county, last Monday, on which
thereswcre several fresh and fragrant
apple blossoms. The tree is not i'll
full bloom but all gifts buds are swell.
ing. The blooms we saw did not seem
to have been affected by the frost,
though they were exposed to at least
two cf the heaviest host Of the season.
Mofat s. Co., are enterprising
business men. They have done more
for Hardeman county in The way OF
introducing improved farming tools
than perhaps any other firm. They !
have recently received one of the
famous "FlyIng Dutchman" plows, |
and it is attracting much attention.
Improved far ming implements is the
truo solution of the la Dor question, and
the sooner our farmers put themselves
in condition to be Independent of I'M
reliable labor, the sooner the farm
will be more Profitable, and farm life
more desirable.
Mrs. r. y. Carter wife Of NJ J. J.
Carter, died at her husbands residence
In Bolivar on November Isl, in tie
63 year of her age, after lingering
illness of six months. She was an
amlable christian woman, and leaves
d large circle of friends TO mourn her
death. After long life full Of useful |
deeds and acts of charity, she goes to
the reward of the faithful. MIR.
Carer has the sympathy Of the com
munitv in his bereavement.
We have received IN elegant Iitho-
graph Of the New York cotton Elk
change, with the Insurance Company
Of North America Of Philadelphia,
published by Geo. w. More & Co.
ofNew York. The picture is one of
the finest we have seen, and is. a credit
to the publisher, and q honor to the
sterling company Of North America
than which there is none more
solid or popular.
New calicos, new dress ginghams, just
received at Harlins & Durrett's.