The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-22

Sheriff Yopp, is confined at home

Sheriff Yopp, Is confined at home
sick.
Trade in Bolivar has been duh
during the bad weather. The roads
Of the county are in bad fix.
The new mayor of Bolivar, is all
pulled up, and congratulations are
still pouring IN upon him.
Several cases Of pneumonia are re-
ported from tie TOone neighborhood.
The have been no deaths reported.
The Opera House is finished ali
but patting in the curtains, seats,
and painting.
1t you owe the Bulletins subscrip-
ton, come in and pay it. or send Us
the money.
Rev. r. p Smith preached to a
large and attentive au fences at the
Cumberland Presby terrain church
last Sunday morning and evening.
DR.. b. I. Baird has moved from
Hickory Valley to New Castle,
wheIe be will engage in the practice
of his profession.
We are in receipt of a card from
Rev. w. G.. Ready, announcing the
safe arrival of himself and family,
at Cynthiana, KY, their new home.
The Forked Deer Blade killed
one of the men who wrote "The
Beautiful Snow" last week. We
know he is dead if he saw the
Blade"
Mr.. &. NJ. Black las purchased
the grocery business of DR.. B. f.
Baird, at Hickory Valley, and will
continue the business at the same
stand.
The members and friends of the
y. NJ Q. A. are requested to meet
at the Cumberland church Tuesday
night next to transact very impor-
ant busines s.
The contest for the MarshaIship
of Grand Junction, was int erestil e
There were only two candidates, and
last accounts they had tied in the
ballot twice.
Mr.. Cummings, the machinist
who assisted in over-hauhng the
Bulletin press at the Machine Works
Of J. c. Smith; in jackson. is now
with the Sherman Manufacturing
Company of that city.
Mr. Charley Gordon, the popular
drug salesman, formerly with Moore
l. Harvey. is now with B, V. Hud-
son, where he will be glad t. meet
a ID serve his friends.
Mr.. +. 5. Luther formerly of Lake
City, Fla, a druggist of several
years experience has charge of the
prescription department at Savage
a. Emmerson's. Prescriptions care
FULLY compounded at all hours, day
or night at their store.
Read the letter to the American
from Marietta. Ohio, in another
column. The thieves, Moore &
Manning, may undertake to operate
in this county, and we publish this
that our people may be forewarned.
They should be arrested and sent TO
tie penitentiary.
Messrs. john r. Goodwin Of Mem
phis, A. w. Brockwav, Of Browns
vile and Austin Miller Of Bolivar,
have been selected as the building
committee for the West Tennessee
Asylum for the Insane Tins is an
admirable commit tee, aud one which
will see thatlfe work is well aud
speadilV done. No doubt the build
ing committee will commence, al
once, to set Gus shade trees, and
build suitable fences, aud otherwise
beauufy the grounds.
Dir. r. Hcfii, for many years a
popular engeReer on the |. {. Il r.,
on this division, was killed By his
engine overturring, on the Vlcks-
burg road, on last Friday night
Mr.. HCtili was fine engineer and a
clever, gentleman, and his death is
universally regretted by all who
knew HIM. He was a prominent
member of the Knights Templar,
the Independent Order Odd Fellows,
aud the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, He leaves young wife
and two little children, who reside
IN Jackson.
The County Fair.
In the last issue of the Bulletin