The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-02-03

OuI hIst I'NkO GAAS WOCh SaAI1Oe
be excellsd fer PIthy and exciting
news items. The second page spark
les with editorials, state news, and
interesting letters. The third page
abounds IL home and county news.
While The fourth page Is made Is
pssialiy attractive by such pieces as
INDIANS Baffltd," The Pictured
Rocks, Mysterious Fires, " and "Boil-
ed, Dog Soup"
Be sule you read the elegant adj
vertissment of the Kew Clarendon
Hotel, at Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. Z.
L. Estep is the proprietor. Mr.. Es-
tep Is one If the best hstel mana
gers III the South. He MAS PrOpri'
etor of the StonewAll House at
Grand Junction about FIVE years.
and during this period the House
prespered beyond all precedent. The
Bulletin hopes that its readers will
not fail to stop at the New CIaren-
don when they are in Memphis.
The public school interest of
Hardeman county is steadily grow
ing. We have heard several farmers
Of late say that the agricultural
classes are deter mined to better
educate their people. A trained
mad, trained industry, and a trained
hand is the best legacy we can be-
qusath our children.
What is it that las stiAed the
office seeking aspirations of our
people on the North and East sides
of Hatchle river? Not a single can
didate for any office over there.
The raftsmen are gett ing their
logs in readiness on upper Hatchis,
ana, whsn a rise comes, !Own they
will feat, filling woodland and val
ley with the long keen ses~saw of
their terrible whoOp.
Some girls shade their eyes with
their hand, some use pencils, others
shade with glasses, but great many
get their eyes shaded with the brin
Of some fellows hat.
Mr.. j. +. Roach. Il well-to-d do
citizen of Northern HardeRan, in
the Clever creek belt. sailed to see
us Tuesday last. He reports that
the Glover people are mo wing straight
ahead. That preparations are be.
ing made to SOW a large acreage OF
oats and clover That the pantries
are full, and appetitss are salts fec
by the contents Of groaning dishes
That the wheelers are prosslyting
the country, and that mob violence
will be offered to the first candidate
who invades the precincts of hi
community.
We have had a hog ch Olera . loo
tor in our county for the past ten
days who is proving himself to be /;
greater slayer of the disease thar
the disease is of the hogs. HI
charges nothing fer his work OF
medicine, but simply proposes tt
prove that his medicine will cur,
almost any case of that fearful dis
ease. The cholera Is making alarm
ing -avagss on our hogs, and thi
doctor is certainly a timely visitor.
The farmers of Hardeman are
bringing about new order of thing
They are teaching that, to BALD up
they must put their shSS lders t
the undertaking ar.d roll it Oh. The
are teaching that grass and clo\ {
and manure must / e used to restOr'
our worn fields; they are teachin,
that the social ties of their brothe
hood must be made closer anC
stronger, they are teaching death t
Donopolie'; they are tea ;hing tina
the government must he admihistsre
: ny the people aud for people
! aHd not by AMI for professions
| politicians, they are teaching il
: creased aid to. education, an
better public school.