The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-02-26


Co, in this issue. His fertilizers ar
OF the best. Read the card.
There will b held at ToOne Of
March 18th anA 9Oth q Teacher
Institute. Al teashers Of the ooHn
ty are invited and urged to attend
Austin Bradford, coll, who wa
RIM over BY the cars at this Plac
last week and was badly injured, Of
account Of which appeared in Oul
last issue, died last Sunday night Of
his injuries.
We are glad to see DIR. T. E
Moore on the streets again. The Dr..
has had a tight case of erysipilas,
from which he has been suferiaf
for the last six weeks
Mr.. W. j. Brian and Miss A. Z.
Moss, of Ashland, Gisa., we're mar
ried at the Acton House on tuesday
morning, Rev. r. P. Smith Oficia-
ting. 1t vas q Runaway match, and
the Bulletin wishes de young
coGpEe mucn prosperity.
Messrs. q. T. ingram & Co-. have
just received a car load OF the cele-
brated Phosphate Fertilizers to
which they call attention Of the farm
ers. Watch for large circulars next
week.
There will Be . Mother Goose
party for the children in the Theatre
Hall Saturday evening, admission
lOCts ter adults and 5cts for children
All are invited and n coed time
On next Friday night
will be a big supper at the Thea tire
Hall, given By the ladies II Bolivar
admission soc.
u. L. Collins, the Ubiquitous ex-
cursionist will pass through Bolivar
on March nth with an excursion
party for New Orleans. 70 attend the
Grand Exposition there. T@s fare
FROM Bolivar to New Orleans and
return is only SO so. Tickets good
fer ten days, aad return GA any
train. Ask ticket agent for particu-
lals a0d don't miss this opportunity
for taking a pleasant trip cheap.
We have q new card this geek
Of the Saloon of r. 81. Scale & Co.,
Bolivar, Tennessee. The establish
ment is in charge of Mr.. S. H,
Smith, an accomplished bar keeper;
md one who is thoroughly up in the
science of catering to the thirsts of
he dry. The saloon is a quiet, or
lerlY place, and. nothing bat the
inest goods are set out. See the
ard. and If you ever treat the inner
nan call ON the new saloon.
See the card of the HardemaD
Wooden Mills in another column.
These mills. under the management
# Nessrs. J. III. & E. II. jones;
laYe acquired an enviable rsPuta-
ian for the exceIlsncy of their jeans,
Ind wool rolls. These goods are
eagerly sought after by all classes,
and no better can be found: These
gentlemen deserve the hearty sup
port of all of OUr EsePle, fOr having
Quilt up one among the few success
rul man ufacturIng enterprises in this
country. Call on them. Perfect
is guaranteed.
1t is our pleasure to call atten1iO@
this week to the card Of ToOne Instr
tute, Prot T. s. Minter, Principal.
We eannot further commend this
excellent institution Of leGrnl@g-
Young ladies and gentlemen Who
wish to Gyal themselves Of 6rBt
class preparatory school should at
tend ToCne Institute. Pref. AInter
is a gentleman Of enviable reputa-
tion and he has an able corpse Of
assistance. See the card and ne as
sure YOU that no better institute Of
/ ts kind 10 to be found in the south,
We cali attention to the announce
ment Of Mr.. Frank II. wilkinson
of the Laudsrdale Bar, for Attorney
Ger eral, in this issue. Mr. Wilkln-
son has been engaged in the prae-
tice of Law for some IL or Is years.
and While we have not the pleasure
Of a personal acquaintance With him
we know him from reputation as a
good lawyer, a clever gentleman.
and an honest. upright, nan. He
will in person present his claims to
the position he seeks TO the voters Of
the district and Ws bespeak for him
an impartial hearing apOn tue part
Of the readers of the Bulletin.
Messrs. A. w. Brockway, J, r.
GodWin and Austin Miller, the
buildiag committee for the Insane
Asylum, were met here yesterday
bv about s or 10 architects, all of
whom visited the cite selected for
that institution. The gentleman
seemed very much pleased with the