The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-08-13

paint your mouse, or paper your rooms
on short notice. He also puts on
alabastine and calcimine, cheap. GIVE
him a cali.
Mr.. j. I. Smith and Miss Mamie
Bullock, both of Mississippi were
married by Esq. r. w. Smith, at
his residence in this county on the Ord
! inst. They came to this county to
avoid irate parents, procured the
necessary license, and went to Esq.
Smiths to tie married.
The Democratic majority in this
county for the Supreme Judges, in
the last election was 999. Harde>
man is still one Of the best democra-
tic counties in Tennessee, and is
getting better and better each year.
The county that gets that Banner
from US will have to be wide>awake.
Not single republican vote was
cast, in the last election, in either
the 18th or 18th districts. They are
the best Democratic Districts in the
best Democratic County in Tennes-
see.
Prof. Henry J. Fusch will open a |
high school IN Bolivar on the Both |
Of this month. Mr.. Fusch comes |
to the people of this county highly
recommended as a gentleman and
as an educator. He will use his
best efforts to built up a fr,t-class
school at this place, and he deserves
the support of our people. No
place in West Tennessee is better
suited for an educational centre,
than Bolivar. 1t is healthy, and
the society is as good as any place
in Tennessee can boast Of.
We notice from our exchanges
that in several counties in West
Tennessee enterprising farmers are
procuring clover seed hullers, and
they are very much pleased with
them. They keep a great deal of
money in the country which would
otherwise be sent out for clover
seed, and with their own hullers,
our farmers would SOW more seed.
A huller would pay for itself in one
They are very cheap and
almost any farmer could afford to
buy one.
A grand excursion to Chicago :
from New Orleans and points on the {
line of the 1. G. Railroad, leaving
New Orleans at 6 p. m. on Saturday {
IA, The rate from Bolivar 6
for the round trip will be S10.25. '
Tickets good to return at any time q
within 20 days from date of sale. f
l.. M. DARLINGTON, Agt. +,
Mr.. T. w. Dixon, of the 10th Fl
district paid us a pleasant call on L
Wednesday last. When asked how t
lis cotton crop was, he replied that a
he was too poor TO raise cotton. He o
s raising hay, grain, cattle, etc., s
md is satisfied he can make more Z
by following that system OF o
farming than he can by the old sys-
tenn.
Hog cholera is prevailing about
own an to alar ming extent. A good :
,oatof tar and greese put all over :
log we are told, will prevent cholera. =
Have the tar and greese of about =
.he consistency Of cream, take a =
brush, and put it all over the hogs, :
md it may stop it. Try it. Keep :,
your hogs well sailed. -
The re election Of Judge Flippin
% the position he has held for the . .
asst 16 years, is gratifying to his :
friends In the district He has :,
made an excellent Judge, and de- :
erves the confidence of the people. :
His opponent, Captain Simonton, Is
gentleman of ability, and made =
many friends in this county, who y
enthusiastically supported him The
election of Judge FlippIn, for =
bird term, over such an able OPP Il
)onent, is compliment of WHICH
le may be justly proud. "
The defeat of Messrs. Ammona ic
md Adams is deeply regretted by
many Of the people Of this county.
Both made efficient officers and
gained the confidence Of the people 7
# the county. The plea that they G
lad had the Offices long enough,
nd that their opponents were IL
equally as deserving as they, was al
he one which caused their defeat. ii
We only hope that Messrs. Day and b
Newsom may be as efficient as their 81
have been. D
We call attention to the advertise IA
nent Of Prof. Z. A. Fusch's school,
It Hickory Valley, in this issue. !"
'rof. Fusch is an able educator, and
N indefatigueable worker in the G
chool-room. He has given per- F"
;ect satisfaction so far, and We be- =, !.
peak for him a liberal portion of l
patronage in the future. The "a
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