The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-07-02
LOCAL

Fruit Jars "75c per DOZEN for quarts at
Hudson's
Cinchonedia zoe per ounce at
Savage u Emerson's.
The notice of the organization at
Cedar Chapel was lett over this
week for want Of space.
Get J. w. Tate & Co. to order
your Furniture, Mattresses, etc.,
direct from the factory and save big
money.
We learn from the president OF
the Hardeman County Temperance
Alliance that there will be a general
meeting at Bolivar, some time next
month, so be ready for it,
Quinine at Savage & Emerson's
81 per OF.
Pictures, and prices OF all kinds
Of Furniture can be seen at the store
Of J. w. Tate & Co., and all orders
filed at factory prices.
Any one desiring a teacher will
address w. A. Boone, WhitevilIe
Tennessee.
Mr.. w. J. Cox, of Salisbury
writes us as follows: THE buzzard
that was captured and belled by a
man IN Texas some time ago, was
seen near here a few days ago by
several parties"
We are also informed that
buzzard, with bell on, was seen
near WhitevIlle some two weeks
ago.
If 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.
The improved Mason Fruit Jars
at Savage q Emerson's.
Mr.. a. J. Swanson has q fine,
large girl at his house, of which he
is very proud.
While the railroad hands were
repairing the culvert under the
railroad just back of Mrs. Harkir's
place, the ground caved in and |
caught several of them. George
Williams, COL, was seriously injured |
and several others received slight |
wounds.
Go to Savage & Emerson's for Fire
Proof Oil, and Coal Oil. They keep the
best in town.
The welcome address delivered
to the Teachers Institute by Rev.
G. D. billiard, on Monday last, was
an able effort. His subject, to-wit:
the Importance Of training the moral,
as well as the mental faculties, was
ably handled, and it was quite a
literary treat. We regret that our
space viii not permit more extend
ed notice of it at this time.
We will sell stationary cheaper than
any house in Bolivar. Savage & Emer-
son.
Prof. T. S. Minter has had the
and control of the
Teachers Institute held here this
week, and is entitled to a large share
Of the praise for its eminent success.
He has shown himself to be equal
to the emergency in every respect.
Nice line Paper and Envelops cheap
at Hudsonf.
Shelton d Moquin are still in the
ring, and are ready to do all kinds
of papering and painting as cheap as
ever.
Prot. M. Rose is the Secretary Of
the Teachers Institute, and has
earnestly for its success.
lie has been found at his post at all
times, and has discharged the duties
If the position with ability and
despatch.
Don't forget to cali on J. w.
Tate & Co., when you want anything
in the Furniture line at factory
prices and no mistake.
5000 Matches for 25c at Hudson's.
Although the season is rather
late, made more so by the continued
rains, Mr.. David Shinault, of
Hickory Valley, handed US a cotton
bloom on the 26th. from his field.
STICKY" Fly Paper at Hudson's cheap,
On last Friday just as we were
going to press we had most de-
iehtful visit from a number of
Bolivar's fair daughters who made
The rapidly passing moments happy
indeed. We are always glad to see
our friends.
BY invitation Of the mana gers OF
the Teachers Institute, Hon. Q. B.
Simonton dehYered an address on
Tuesday night to large audience
in the Court House, which did that