The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-12


showed, and the sun shown out,
alternately.
Aius Fannie Overten, Of Toone, is
very low with pneumonia She 10 an
stinable young lady and is a nsicce
! Of DR.. j. w. Nuckolls.
Maj. W. B. Ruain, the efficient
postmaster at Toone, had stroke
Of paralysis IL his left side last week
and is still confined to his rosm.
We call attention to ths LEGAL Of
". A. Franklin advertising stock,
corn, wagon, buggy etc, for sale
chesP. See the local and call on him
tor particulars
Hon. j. A. Manson passed through
Bolivar en- Saturday last on his way
to Salisbury. lie had made an ax-
tended tour Of the counties north Of
US, looking after the tobacco and
| whiskey dealers Gr. Manson IS a
capable officer and seems to be taking
$ deep interest in his work.
Mr.. G. II, Wellons, il still eEga-g
ed in selling fruit~trees, and
will semmsncO to canyass this soun-
ty in short time, All who desire
cheap and reliable truit-tIses should
hold their orders until he coBes
around. 1t.
Mr.. w. A. Ress dropped in to see
us last Monday. He tells US Of a
new post Office, 6ilsr, that has re-
Gently been opened on an extension
Of the Pine Top route. This route
should, by all means, be extended
from Bolivar to Henderson. We
will see hsv the officials regard the
matter.-Chsster Citizen.
Our information is that leagues
Station will soon have a post office.
We understand that the bond Of the
Postmaster has been executed and
forwarded and it is expected that
the necessary documents authorizing
the opening Of the Office will be re-
ceived in few days. This is great
convenience to the people of that
section and the Bulletin cOngratu-
lates them.
The fourth Annual Convention of
the Young Mems Christian Associa
tion, Of West Tennessee, will be
held at Dysrsburg, Tenn, on the
10Th, Doth, AID 21st, of March, and
3 full delegation from all Of the as
sociatisnB in West Tennessee is re-
quested. Churches in towns where
there are no associations are alssre-
qussted to send delegates. Several
paoninent workers have been invi-
ted and are expected to attend:
Messrs. Shelton l. Moguin have
opened 8 frst>elass paint, wall pap 81
and frescoing establishment on
Main Street, in the building formally
occupied by Al. Swinsbroad, as q
sewing machine Office, They have
had an extensive experience in the
business, and guarantee satisfaction.
Call on them for everything III there
line.
Circnit Court will convene here
onMonday Bext. IF all of the cases
on the docket are tried, it viii be =
lengthy term. It IS to be hoped the
business Of ths court will be dispatch
ed as rapidly IS possible, that the
people may 60 70 their farms and
look after their interests there.
u: l.. Collins, the ubiquitous sz-
curSienist will pass through Bolivar
on March 18th with an excursion
party for New Orleans, toattend the
Grand Exposition there. The fare
from Bolivar 10 New Orleans aud
return is only $3.50 Tickets good
fer ten days, and return on any
train. Ask ticket agent fOr partics-
lars and don't Riss this opportunity
for taking 3 pleasant trip cheap.
Parties holding these tickets are
entitled to tickets to the Exposition
building.
Prof Mat Rose was in Bolivar
on Saturday last. Prof. Rose new
has charge ofthe wel-knovn Clover
Fort Academy. He is an able educn-
tor and, viii not suffer the Institution
over which be prssideg to loose any
part of the enviabls reputation It
has already acquired; bat will en-
deavor to improye upon the work Of
his predecessors, if possible. sse
his card in another column.
Mr.. John L. Hash, who is 60
well known 10 the people Of this
, county as a reliable business man,
haa connected hizself with the Gr11
of P. MoCadasn & Co., Of Memphis
, We CON grtaulate lIr. Mask on hi'
good fortune in becoming associated
with one Of the best firms in th'
Bluff City, aud the firm is to be con
graduated on having secured tht
aid ARd corporation of = gentle
man Of Mr.. Masks wsll-knOHn in
tegritv and business tact.