The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-05-08
Illinois Central Railroad.
LOCAL NOTES.


See solution notice.
So, Coaniy Court proceedings in another
column
The iron fence for the courtyard Will be
put up Dy the middle OF June.
The Stone steps for the courthouse have
been received and will be put IN place at
snce.
Nrs. Ella S. NcDcarman, Of Dyer, nee
Nis. Ella Conatzar is visiting her parents,
lIr and Mrs Conutzar Of Bolivar.
alr Dave McAnulty and party from
Hickory Valley, are camped on Hatchie
tails week on fishing expedition.
Mcssrs G. T. Ingram and P W. Austin
returned early this wce! from the Ex-
position.
Last Saturday was busy day foI mer-
chants in Bolivar. 1t was real October
day for trade.
Messrs Csc G. Adams, S;onewan Black,
George Warren and John Collins are camp
Cd on Uatchie fishing THIS week.
Friday, 18th inst, is the day set apart
for the decoration of the graves Of the Con-
federate dead in Riverside cemetery at
Jackson. An appropriate address will be
delivered.
Or. NJ. NJ. Smith and lady, Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Wilkes Miss Mamie Moore, Of Cedar
Chapel, Miss Emma Wilkes, of Brownsville
and DIR. Nelson and lady, Of Fayette Cor
ner have returned from the Exposition.
The rain of Wednesday evening was
timely aud was general and the reports
from all sections is that crops are encou-
aging. The fruit prospect isvery promising
Clovorport Male and Female Academy,
Prof. T. s. BEinter, Principal, will close its
present session on Friday, 18th inst. The
programme Of the occasion is full and very
interesting.
J. s. Anderson, Of Arkansas, is visiting
friends in this country lie il looking
well.
The Y. N. c. A. will hold public ser
vice and Bible reading on Sunday after
noon at 5 o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church. All are invited.
The Red Cross on the margin OF your
paper means that the time for which you
have paid for tho Bulletin has expired, and
that the paper will be discontinued without
further notice unless you pay up for anoth-
or year.
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Principal will close its present term on
the Dist inst The orator Of the occasion
has not been announced, the announcement
that Mr.. Hays Of Jackson was TO deliver
the address being premature. The exer-
ciscs will be interesting.
The merchant who advertises in his home
paper is the favorite with the reading pub
lie, and the foreign business man who puts
his card in a county paper is encouraged
and pstronlzed by every man who admires
enterprise and push We have a line of
homo and foreign cards to which We call
attention tins week.
Tho Bulletin IS as handsome as dude in
Its new spring style, II no; only advocates
sustaining home enterprises, but it practices
it. 1t is now no patent sheet but an all
home- print paper. How DO YOU like it2
Miss Mamie, daughter Of the late John
r. Fentress, of Bolivar, was married at ST.
johns Episcopal church, in St. Louis, on
the Doth OF pril, to Mr.. Floyd IT. Jarvis,
OF Pine Bluff, Ark, There are many friends
and relatives in Bolivar and Hardeman
county who viii wish the young couple a
long and happy life.
We suggest that!our citizens get permits
sion from The Quarterly Court to lay the
court yard of into beautiful plots by run
ming walks through il, erect seats and use
it as a park 1t could be made pleasant
place in summer, and the people would
have cool place to lounge when they come
10 town.
Bishop QuinIard, Rev. Mr. Cavoe, Rev.
Mr.. Klein, Rev. David sessums, r. Tot,en
Rev. G. w. Hiukle and Rev. W. q. Dav-
export, are here in attendance upon the
Convocation Of the Episcopal Church for
West Tennessee.