The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-07-30
LOCAL


There was an another Alliance
organized at Needham's School House
on last Saturday night of fifty mem
bers.
We understand that the work of
excavatlng tor the foundation of
the Asylum building VIII commence
to>6ay, and that the work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible, with
a large force.
Nice line Paper and Envelops cheap
at Hudsonf.
Mr.. c. d. Moquin is still doing
business at the old stand. He has
just received an elegant stock of
WALLPAPER, Paints, etc., and is pre-
pared to paint your house, or
paper your rooms on short notice.
He also puts 90 alabastine and cal
Gimme, cheap. Give him a call.
The convention yesterday was
one of the best which ever assembled
in Bolivar, and was enthusiastic IN
its endorsement Of Mr. A. j. Coates
tor Attorney~General.
We regret that Mr.. Polk n ooner
has determined to move to Eagles
vile. He and his family have many
warm friends in this community who
will regret to see them leave.
Just received 12O barrels fresh
Lime, cheap.
e. 4 Ingram d Go, |
Mr.. B. w. Hatcher who has been
engaged in the bed spring business
in this county for the last Is months
will move soon over on the L. d N.
Road to continue his business We
wish him much success, he is a
worthy gentleman.
Landreth's Turnip Seed al B. Y.
School Books, School Books, cheap
at Savage & Emerson
There has been considerable sick
ness around Hickory Valley among
those on the sick list, Esq, J. S.
Will Arbuckle, and Sam
Powell, but all are improving very
asst. We hope they will soon be up
,gain.
Prof. Savage, Of EagIesvAle was
n Bolivar last week and was warm
y greeted by his many friends while
lere.
IT you want to save money buy your
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes,
amps. Chimneys, Fruit Jars etc. etc, at
Iudron's. His prices are always the
Owest.
All kinds Fruit Jars at Hudson's.
Mr.. John B. Robley, OF the 4thl
district, reports that they had a
.ood rain in that section on the 27th
nd that the cotton crop there Is /
cry fine. k
Fruit Jars "75c per dozen" for quarts at
We were blessed It'll glorious
ain on Wednesday last, which en-
iveued vegetation considerably. Il
For Writing paper, Pens Ink ETC.,
% to SaYage& Emerson. L
Go to Ingrams for Landreths
resh Turnip Seed.
The thermometer stood at 90 at
o'clock on Wednesday even ing
asst, which was the highest it has !
,een here this summer.
Fresh rurnip seed at Savage d
Emerson. 1
Mrs. Abb Mckinnie, who has BEEN
icl1 for the last three weeks IS now,
We are glad to say, improving and
Iope she will soon be up again.
A fine lot of fresh candy just re- f
eived at Savage & Emerson. I
An other Alliance to be organized
thursday night at Newcastle by A +
SwinebrOad.
Gen. DupuY has been spending
ew days with friends in Bolivar.
lie has attended his last court as
Attorney-General of this district,
nd retires with an enviable reputa-
ION as a prosecuting attorney. His $,
uccessor, whoever he may be, Will
ave to bestir himself if he fills the
lace with an equal zeal and ability.
lie Is now engaged in the practice
f his profession IN the city of Mem F
Ibis, where he will do we'll. We 7
wish him success.
Capt. J. G. Mann. the efficient
superintendent of the Mississippi
Division of the 1, G. r. r., has been c
to thr position of superln-
endent of the entire line fIom Cairo
. New Orleans, and all branches. G
This is a derseyed compliment, and I
hows the estimate in which Capt. +
Mann is held by his superiors IN !
he service Of the company. II