The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-01-08

Proper notice of the closing on
sale OF F. z. Bond d Co., next week
Don't fail to attend the Fair Con
vention tomorrow at the Court
House.
Rev. w M. ENorlnent will preach
st tie Cumberland Presbyterian
church on Sunday night next.
Mr. Robt. Galloway, a good citizen
Of the vicinity Of Salisbury called
on Us Tuesday.
DR.. 7. E. Moore has been quite
sick for several days, and Is still
confined to has room.
The first candidate ia will get the
top of the column. Gentlemen. it
viii cost pou no more to announce
now than It will two months hence.
Il you want some sof the pie, say so,
Mr.. j. NJ. McCommons, an old
and highly esteemed citizen Of this
county, died at his residence near
salisbury on the LIST. inst. Mr..
HcCommons lived to AZ advanced
age
Tomorrow is tho day 20 which the
meetiog in the interest of the County
Fair adjourned and all of the COM
mittee's on SUBSCRIPTIONS are expected
to report at that Time.
DR.. B. v. Hudson was quita sick
during Christmas week, but We are
glad to announce that he Is again
able to be up and at his post. He
is pushing business as usual, and
selling drugs low down.
Miss Callie Thompson . popular
young lady Of the Salisbury neighbor-
hood died at her home last week.
6ho was highly esteemed, and herI
untimely death IS greatly debored.
She was about % years OF age.
Messrs. r. H. Seal & Co., have
opened q saloon in Bolivar in the
building at the southeast corner of |
Gours square. owned by Gen. r. ?.
seely. The business is in charge of
Mr.. S. Il. Saith, who will serve The
public promptly and efficiently. |
Nj. John Z. Galloway, popular
citizen of the southeastern portion |
of the county, died at his residence
On tn list. Of Dee, last. Mr.. Gal |
Loway was good farmer, a respected I
sitizen, and left large mum Der Of
friends to symPathise with his be-
'eaved wife and young children.
John P. Newbern, smiled his usu-
i bland and innocent smile, III this
during the holidays.
Tohn is now located at Trenton,
Teun., and in all seriousness, assur-
d US that he intended to get mar
led th,s year. Ee is as handsome
s ever.
The old board CT municipal Off
ers were reelected last Saturday, ex-
ept that Mr.. T. P. Campbell was
elected in the place Of a, j. Goats.
Who was not a candidate for ra-elec-
ion. The board organized on Tues
Lay morning and elected Mr.. G. NJ.
Vellons, Mayor; G. NJ. Savage, Re
order. I, p. Campbell, Treasurer.
MIR. Walter P. Ramsey, accepted
IN appointment to a government
as additional farmer"
mong the Indians, and left last
,Gonday for TT. Hall, Idaho, to en-
er upon his duties. 8Tr, Ramsey
arries with him 10 his far northern /
eld oflabor the best wieheR.of many
yicnds.
IF you are a candidate, announce
our name early, before your fTiends
,ecomo pledged to yonr opponents.
The old nillrule-''Grst come, first
erved-will apply to thee business
+ elechoneering as we'll,
Already it is being asked vino will
e the candidates for county Offices
bis year. We have heard Of sever
/, but We are not authorized" t.
ay anything about who they are.
t may be, that the gentlemen want
o keep their candidacy a secret and
f so, we VIII help them, though
We have a medium" by which we
an reach every vote Ill the county
Mr.. Charles Grosvenor and Miss
Olivia Hill, the eideot slaughter Of
,1r. Napolean Hull, were quietly
married. Oh tho 28th Of Dec. at tie
esidence Of Mr. j. G. Bell IN the
lily of Memphis. The young ladies
objected to the match, but
rearing OF the marriage, sent a pete
# forgiveness to the newly welded |
'air and they are now spending the |
at Dir. Hilrs residence. !
The groom is promising young
man of Memphis.
Marcus Kahn, of Louisville, KY,
,ane in Tuesday hight, and is regis