The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-04-16
LOCAL.

From the present outlook good
wheat crop is anticipated by the
farmers.
Mr.. Alb McKinnie's little daughter
is much improved, hope will soon she
be well again.
One of Esq. w. a. Caruthers'
little sons fell out of a swing on SAT-
urdaY morning last, and bro ke his
arm.
A nest of young rabbits was found
in the Court House yard last Satur-
day, when it was being cleaned up.
After this the mail from Bolivar
to Bryantsburg will leave Bolivar
Saturday morning, instead of FRI
day morning.
We frequently get we'll prepared
communications, intended for pub
Iication, which find their way to
the waste basket. on account OF their
great length. We have not the
space for lengthy communications,
but short, news articles are always
welcomed.
Mr.. Austin Miller, chairman of
the Asylum building committee,
was IN Memphis the latter part Of
last week, attending meeting of
said committee, call for the purpose
of choosing an architect for the
Asylum.
Mrs. l.. G. Newbern, died of
pneumonia, on the 18th of April,
at the Bolivar, House. The
funeral was very largely attended on
the 10. Rev Q. d. Hilllard conduc-
ted the services, She will DO missed
by her friends, but more by her
children
Mrs. G. P. Hudson, of Batesvllle,
Ark, few days ago returned to
her old home, Toone, where she will
spend the summer. In the fall will
return to Batesville. The Prof. is
deservedly popular as a teacher in
his new position, as an evidence the
building will be enlarged this season.
Mr.. Mcdonald, Of Louisville, Ky,
, was selected by the building commit
tee, architect of the Asylum, at the
meeting IN Memphis, last week.
The plans submitted by the above
named nentleman were more salts
factory TO the committee than any
submitted to them. We had the
pleasure of meeting Mr.. Mcdonald
when he was here, and found him
to be a very intelligent gentleman.
Mr.. A. J. Coates returned on
Saturday last from tour of FaYette
Upton, LaGderdale, and Dyer,
counties, in his interest as a eandi-
date foe Attorney General. He re-
ports that his prospects are very
favorable for Election. Mr.. Coates
is a good lawyer and is IN every way
worthy the confidence of the peo-
pie.
This weeks Bulletin contains the
announcement of Mr.. w. P. Day, of
the 18th, District, for Register Of
this county. Mr.. Day has resided
in this county for many years, and
has the confidence and esteem Of his
/ acquaintance and neighbors, who
will give him strong support ror
the place. He is a enc armed Con
federate soldier, and has a large
family TO support. He only con-
scented to make the race after being
warmly solicited to do so by many
of his neighbUrs, Who know that he
stands in need Of the place. II
elected, his qualifications will enable
HIM to fill the place acceptably t.
the people Of this county.
DIR. A. p. Waddeu passed
through Boliyar on Saturday las
on his way to join his family a
4 Union City. He has been wndin:
up his old business near Whitevillt
for the last several months. This
= county has lost, and Union City lu
gained valuable citizen III the
person of DR.. WaldeE. His many
friends mere wish hum and his family
much happiness in their new home