The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-09-04
LOCAL NOTES.

a visit to Mrs. Anne Acton.
Miss Lila Redd, to the qualification Of
her many friends returned home Tuesday
from four weeks visit to Whiteville
Airs. Mary Roberts, Of Horn Lake
Miss., j. visiting relatives in this city.
DR.. win Patrick, Of Nashville, Is visi-
ting At has parental dOliiciie.
Mr.. Charley Gordon has been absent
part Of this week, visiting his parents.
Miss Mary Roberts has returned from a
visit to relatives in Water Valley.
Mrp Jennie Buckley, nee Miss Jennie
West. Of Mobile. Ala, is visiting Mis-
Maggie Coleman.
Mis- Fannie Bailey spent Saturday and
Sunday in oun town, visiting Miss Nellie
Warren.
Mrs. J, C. MeNeile, Of LAGRANGE is
visiting tie family of Mr.. G. 6, Adams
this week.
The Bulletin in one year from this date
will be old enough to vote the democratic
ticket, withouta scratch.
Misses Fannie and Lucy Marir, Of
Samerville, are in town visiting the Misses
Nswbern.
Miss Lula Norment, Of WhilevilIe pass
ed through Bolivar, Thursday, on her
way to Humboldt to visit friends.
Mrs. Corrie Crawford returned home on
Monday, from Jackson. where she had
been visiting the family % Geo. ~ Dugan
Mr. Il. II. Mayo, who has been lying i'll
at ihe Bolivar House for four weeks, re-
turned to his home in Jackson ON Wed
nesday.
DIR. A. F. Waddcllr, Of Whitevillo, pass
el through Bolivar on Wednesday. en-
route to Tull ,hOIna to peS his brother, L
b. Waddelle. who is quite i'll at that place
Rev. ) H. Collins, the evangelist, viii
assist the Rev. Mr.. billiard in the pro-
isacted meeting that is to commence Il.
ihe M.-E. church next Sunday.
'The drought is seriously affecting crvp.
through this section Of country. Cotton
is suffering dreadfuly. The potato and
turnip crsps are likely to be failure.
Mr. J. A. Brooks will move his family
e. CI yer Port on Monday next and h,
will take tom for the purpose Of intro
duein- bfs s,,let,did cutfar
On Monday last, Miss Mary Smith and
Mr.. j. NJ. Hubb ,rd cned schools in III,
public school building "a this place The,
are both excellent teachers and deserS
success in their undertaking.
The clever and handsome Joe Greene
baum has departed from Bolivar Oh
visit to his parents in Louisville lie will
he sadly missed in social circles. "Enpt,
il society, Joe has gone"
Mr. Thomas Robiey, whose illness wa
mentioned ia the last issue ct tie Bulletin
died ou Saturday lastand was buried ~
Sunday evening. lie was one of the old,,,
citizens Of the county.
Mrs. Warnc, author Of an inter |
esting histories romance, "Eltreda," !
il in Bolivar introducing her book.
Il is high y spoken Of by the state |
press.
Mr.. Nat IIuddleston, who has been seri- /
Uusly i'll for some weeks past was reIs,rteo !
better when we last heard from him.
hopes ar now entertained al his recover, 4
We hope he may YET be spared 10 his fami
BY and hs friends
Mr.. Mack U-sery died At ia home ON !
last Sunday morning Of congestion. II,
was in town on Friday, IN apparently g,ou
health, AMI worked all day Saturday cut |
ting wood. Saturday night he WAS iSks,
with congestion reaction never took |
place. lIs was clever u,an ana leaves
II wlie anl children.
Mr.. John Barrett, died at his home = |
miles northeast OF Bolivar ON last SUNDAY /
might and WAS buried Monday evening /
lie was about IS years OF age and high /
~ respected citizen. He leaves large 4
number OF friends a relatives to mourn
his loss. lie was the father Of tie Bar
rett Brothsrr, prominent business men Of
Bolivar. We deeply sysrathy with III,
family in their affections.
Miss FSnnis Coppe,lgc, au accomplished
and entertaining lIu,ub,ldl belle, pa-sra
tnrough BOLIVAR euruute TO Whitvville, us
Sunday. Sh. will sp,nd f.w DAVIS ~ 1
that plsoe visiting friends. we learn
that the Young lady has accepted pol
ton in the Humboldt Mule and Frmal. 1
Institute which We have no doubt will be /
filled by her with s,a'ces-, and satisfaction |
60 the Board that has been fortunate ia
securing her services.
Or. Hale i without donbt, the most sue
cessful specialist in the United States in
the treatment Of chronic aud nervous dis
eases. His long soiourn in Europe ena-
BLEED him 70 acquire ,xp.ri, me- and skill
that seldom fails la the lot of ordinary
mortals. This coupled with the fac, that
the doctor deyotes his entire attention 10
ONLY one class Of ailments, cauS,s hin, 10
succeed where many oIhe.s fail. Those
desiring 10 consult him can 10 So, fler ii