The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-06-18

building mommittee.
Cinchonidia at Hudson's 25c per OF.
The improved Mason Fruit Jars
at Savage & Emerson's.
The Y. NJ. c. A will meet in their
room Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
p. N. and Tuesday night at 8 o'clock
P. m.
am agent for the Buckeye Mower
JH. johnson.
We will sell stationary cheaper than
any house in Bolivar Savage & En- oF-
son.
Miss Cora Thompson, Of Cranes
vile, has gone to Iuka, Miss, to
enter Sc hooI.
J. II johnson has recently supplied She
two hotels here with Charter Oak Stoves.
5-2l-4t
Mr.. j. j. Johnson's house, IN the
18th district, was struck by light
ming one day last week. The house
was torn up considerably and the
inmates severely shocked.
| Savage & Emerson are selling chill
and fever cure which they guarantee No
cure no pay. Try il.
It turn out that the story that q
bear passed through Gainesville,
some two weeks ago, was not a
canard, as we supposed, but was
true. Several reputable gentlemen
I'haYe assured us that it was true, and
we have no doubt about it now
Buy school books at Hudson's drug
store. lie sells them cheaper than any
house in Bolivar.
Hardeman county received the
silk banner at Nashville this week, |
that was offered two years ago, for
the largest Democratic gains. It will |
not.be the property of the Hardeman
democracy, however unless they |
again show the largest increase in |
the fall elections this year.-West |
Tenn, Wing.
Buy your Coal Oil and Fire Proof Oil /
at Hudson's drug store. He keeps the
best.
See the card Of Drs. Stewart 4 Ker-
nachan in this issue. They can be |
found at the Bolivar Hotel
Toilet Soaps, Perfumes, Brushes, Combs
Stationary, etc, very cheap at HudsOn's
Call and see them.
The Alliance at Whlteville has
prepared a programme for next
Saturday night, which promises to
be very interesting.
A. j. Swinebroad has an appoint
ment to organize an alliance at
Toone, on Saturday night before the
fourth Sunday in this month,
Shelton & Moquin are still on
hand. and are ready to do all kind
of papering and painting.
I am prepared to do Roofing and Gut
tering cheap, on short notice.
5 J.H johnson
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Miss Sallie Pope Of Medon Is visi-
ting at Mrs. Harkins this week.
Rev. J. r. Convey, Of Medina, Was
in this week with Rev. Il. P Smith
arranging some matters for Presby-
terry which meets here in September
We received three communica
tons from GAINESVILLE this week, by
the same mail, all upon the same
subjects, to-wit: the Railroad, and
the bear. We could give space to
only one of them. If the proposed
railroad is built, we kpow Of no
community in The county more in
need of railroad, and more deserv
ing of one, than our GAINESVILLE
neighbors.
The Public Sch col at this place
in charge of Prof JIM. Hubbard as
Principal with Miss Mary Smith,
Mrs. Mamie Bynum and Miss Lee
Parrish, as assistants has just closed
a very successful term. We had
the pleasure of attending q portion
of The closing exercises and the pu-
pills all acquitted themselves hand
somely. We heard only two class
es examined, one in Algebra and
the other in second part Aarithme
tic. Both stood excellent eXamina-
tons. and demonstrated the fact that
care and sklll have been exercise I
in training them.
The recent heavy, and continuous
rains, have damaged the crops Of
this section materially. The farmers
have been unable to plow any for
s3ule two weeks. and the cotton and I
corn crops srs badly in the grass.
They are suffering for want Of wofk
The hay crops have generally been
put up in an unsatisfactory condition.
The outlook Tor the planters here
Is a loomy one.