The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-07-23
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public to attend.
! Old Mother RamseyIs quite sick
with Pneumonia. She Is in her 8Sth
year, and is very feeble
"sdelzy" Fly Paper at Hudson's cheap.
There was an another Alliance
! organized at Needham's School House
on last Saturday night of fifty mem
bers.
! Nice line Paper and Envelops cheap
at Hudson'f.
Don't fail to see Macbeth.
Just received 12O barrels fresh
Lime, cheap.
G. T. Ingram & TO.
Most of this county was visited
with a splendid raid on Tuesday
evening last. The fall here was
shout one inch. Vegetation is very
much revived and the farmers are
in better spirits.
School Books, School Books, cheap
at Savage & Emerson.
1t you want to save money buy your
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, |
Lamps. Chimneys, Fruit Jars etc. etc, at
Hudson's. His prices are always the
lowest.
We are informed that a meeting
of good interest is in progress IN DR.
Bailey's neighborhUod. The people
came together and built an arbor
for the occasion.
Fruit Jars "75c per dozen" for quarts at
Hudsons.
The infant son of Rev. w. S.
Cochran died on the nighh Of the IS
We extend the bereaved parents our
deepest sympathy.
For Writing paper, Pens Ink ETC.,
go to SaYage& Emerson.
Go to Ingrams for Landreths {
fresh Turnip Seed.
The ladies of Cedar Chapel gave t
an ice-cream supper on Tuesday a
night last for the benefit Of the Y
school at that place. One boquet b
sold for about S27. It is reported
to have been a very enjoyable affair I
and the net proceeds amounted to f
to some $50. .
Fresh Tunip seed at Savage & :
Emerson.
w. J, Vile, representing Louis /
Blum Cigar Manufacturing Co., OF g
St. Louis, Mo-, has just sold Savage V
4 Emerson large lot Of Macbeth" a
cigars, which VIII be placed on b
sale next week. This is the lead il
ing DC cigar in the market. c,
Mr.. H. B. Wynne, of WhitevilIe o.
who has been frequently spoken of u
Is candidate for Floater, authorizes ?.
is to state that he has declined to =
make the race. He is q clever ~
a sound democrat. and III
would no doubt have developed a n'
handsome support had he conluded W.
0 continue in the lists. His duues d
S postmaster prevented his making !"
he race. ="
A fine lot of fresh candy just re- w
eived at Savage IL Emerson. th
The young ladies Of Whileville
ave an ice cream supper last Fri
ay night in honor of some of the b
Bolivar boys.
re
A party from Hickory Valley OF
assed through town on Tuesday tn
asst for HatchIe River for a fishing Is
rollc. We wish them abundant hi
uccess. Sa
On Wednesday last three cat NJ
sh got into the water-wheel at -,
Iacon's Mill, and ologged it up so y
hat the mill was stopped, and the
heel thrown oft Of plumb. They To
ere 50 badly cut up that the exac ~.
re of each could not be ascertain ed hr,
ut Mr.. Wilkes, who is running the n
Ill, estimates that the largest one III.
eighed about sob, the next largest me
bout 80, and the other one about bo,
), That mill wheel did the best o,ti
shing which we have heard of ,
tely. 145 pounds at one whack, ior
oes pretty well. sv,
In the absence of Judge Fippin, fav
II. Austin Miller was elected up
)ecial judge for the term. No bust drc
ess was transacted except the re- Z
ewal of recognizances for the APP sPr
arance of defendants IN criminal 10,
Lses at the next term Of court, fan
hich meets on the first Tuesday syn
September. FUR
Bol
The Office of Supreme Judge is
lie most important in the gift of
e people of a state, and as five
1preme Judges are to be elected on z
le 9th of August, every democrat Iial
iould see that the names of the on ~,
re democratic candidates for SUI iva,
RENE Judges are on the ticket ne A.