The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-07-31
LOCAL NOTES.

county, WAS in Bolivar yesterday.
The new churches at Toone are rapidly
approaching completion.
Mr., John J. Polk and lady, of Memphis.
-abs visiting friends in Eolivar tins week
'Tac city authorities say you must clean
MP your premises o. pay fine and stand
imprisonment.
AIisa Minnie johnson, Of Morrilton. Ark
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Merritt, at the
Bolivar Hotel.
Capt. } B. White, attorney for the Mem
p'iis & CLrrleston railroad, vas in townthie
week attending court.
We have received copy Of the second
rtport Of the Tennessee State Board OF
Health.
Mr.. jerry Hooper, an old citizen Of this
county, died at his home near Bolivar this
week, at An advanced age.
Mcssrs. Upshaw, Of St Louis who have
been visiting their fathers family in Boil
var, returned to St Louls today.
Mr.. Jake Kahn, now "jolly gentleman
Of the read, was in Bolivar early this week
his friends
DR.. s. Dickson and Mr.. Pitser Nil
Ter were in Jackson yesterday.
Mr.. w N. Mahagy. Of Middleton,
spent most Of this week at court in
Bolivar.
Capt A. r AtcSeal left for wanoe on
Tuesday last to he present At the closing
exercises of the University of the South,
located there. lie is one Of the Trustees Of
that institution.
Circuit court adjourned yesterday, after
having di posed OF an unusually large
amount Of business, and Judge Flippin left
f~r hIa home.
Mr.. Ned Normont, who has been Waiting
relatives IN this coHnty for the past week,
returned TO his home in Paris Texas, on
yesterday, lie II pleased with Texas.
Charley Kyle, col, who was indicted for
numbering ian Holland, col, at Middleton
in this county, last January, was tries
Tuesday and Wednesday, and the jury gave
him two years in the penitenuary, and re-
cOmn,n led Executive cIemency.
The negro named Bird, who claims to be
merchant IN Moinphia ard wI1o was
cha ged with stealing goods from freight
ear on the Msmphis and Charleston rail
r .ad, at Grand Janotion, isst february
81. &
Watermelous are plentiful on our streets
They are stil too much elevated" for us to
Pay anything positive about their flavor and
quality. Ne will send devil" out on
rand about the last OF next weak, and if
any are growing in this vicinity We are con
hlent that we will get to sample .ths fruit
when he returns.
Alips Sarah r. Crowley, daughter Of Mr.
Samuel Crowley, of this county, was bitten
on the third finger Of the right hand BY
snake, at h.r home on Saturday evening
The youn, lady WAS gathering appics from
Aie ground in her fathers orchard and the
snake was in the grass. Prompt action was
all that saved her. She is now out Of dan
ger.
We learn that Mr. W. II. R.,ynolds has
purchased the Bills property adjoining his
cabinet shop, and will soon erect a larsg
brick structure in which he will place his
machinery for the manufscturs Of furniture,
etc. Mr.. Reynolds is an enterprisinS bus
iusSs man, and we hope that facilities for
extending hls business may be profitable.
The Bulletin has received its new press.
rebuilt by the jackson Foundry and Mach
inc Works, J. G. Smith, lro.ric or. Til.
W .rk is done in frstclass manner ana we
pronounce il good job Mr.. Saith is a
worl man and Is reasonable in prices. These
of our readers who have machinery to over
htul will do well 10 get his prices beiorr
Civ ont the work See his card in another
column aud come and see our press, a sam
ale of his work.
We call attention this week 10 the new
card of the Phoenix Mill, Pitser Miller pro
prietor, Bolivar, Tenn. These mills are on
Hatchic river, and cut all grades OF pine
poplar and green lumber, at prices that will
compete with any mill Mr. Miller alsc
handles dressed lumber, laths, shingles, sid
in, ceiling, etc. Those who contempat,
building or improving, will 10 well to gct
hia prices e.ore buying elsewhere. Read
the card.
Nuckolls' Schoolhouse IN the 18th district
was burned on last Saturday night IT wa.
comfortable frame building, and had beer
erected by the school directors Of that dis
trict at considerable cost. II had just beer
completed and public school was being
taught there. 1t is believed to he the work
of an incendiary, "a ne fire is knova to I:ay,
been about the building Tor some time.
Mr.. Frederick, pramisisrt meiab-f % th,
Ripley, Mrs bar, was in town this weei, o.
professional business, lie is a good lawyer
and clever gentleman
Perfumes and toilet soaps al Hudson (.
a complete line and very cheap.
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