The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-04-13

While walking cut on Lovers
Lane, near Grand junction, q fs Y
evenings since, we met Two young
ladies in great haste, They did not
expect to meet any one.
Mr.. Bunyam Bradford, formsrly
circuit court clerk of this county,
who has been nightopOrator at a
rious points IN Miss. several years,
is now day operator at this place.
We are glad to welcome hIm bac K.
The Bulletin calls attention to
the professional card of 1. Fl.
HSrnsby, M, D. DR.. Hornsby is
gifted and talented physician, aud
we guarantee satisfaction to all Who
may need his services.
A musical concert was given at
the residence of A. T. AcNeal
Tu esday evening, tor. the benefit of
Prot. E. A. Fus chs concert at
Hickory Valley, the 25th Inst.
About eight or ten thousand logs
have been foated down Hatchis
river and sold to s. r. CsngOr and
PItssr Miller during the past ten
d avs.
III our farmers who . rs grass
skept les would visit Chairman ARa
derson's lot Of Orchard grass on
Nerth Main, when in Bolivar, their
Iinfdslitiss wsuld at once be re-
moved, and next year would find
them sowing grass,
TIE latest invention for the -
mussnsn of the small boy is the
"haWk kite" Up above the houses
and tree tops they can be seen with
spread wings, slowly sailing, as if
watching fol an unsuSpec ting
''chick" upon which to psunce.
The best use fer coal ashes is to
make paths and roads A coed
eSatIng of them pom a path with
a little soil thrSwn upon the sur-
face, 10 help solid ify them. seen be-
comes a walk equal to asphalt and
very pleasant to walk upon.
Young women are prettisr for
simple and PLAN clothes, their eve>
ming dresses should be light and net
trimmed too muck, the less Jew
sIry the better, nor should they
load themselves dsWn with boquetI.
National Review
One of eur candidates for Sheriff
while out lOeturIng the other day
came up On lot of raftmen and
said "GentlsAAen I have only one
weird to say: lam 8 candidate for
sheriff and want you to float me
along like yOn do these legs" One
man replied: Our timber must be
cut, deadSned and skined before it
will float.
Col. A, F. Yopp, cur able and
highly respected sheriff, has leased
the Bolivar Hotel, and will open it
up at an sarly,day. The Bulletin is
very much gratifsd to learn that
house will be under his man-
agemsnt. His afability, popularity
and business tact insHres the highes
measure Of success fer the lRstitu
ton.
Miss Enmie CampbslI, who is
now q student of the State Norma
College at Nashville, ard q grad
uate of the Sam Houston Normal
CSlIegs, Texas, desires to secure =
position as teacher. In this county,
She is worthy and nost anna BILE
| la dy, and any community wishing
a lady teacher would do well to
write her.
We trust that, while ySu are feastins
on the good things published in this issue
yOu will spend few minutes in reading
carefully the professional card of Doctors
Johnson and Harriss They have open
ed up business here, and gene to work il
earnest. Their liberal advertising is one
of the best proofs of their honest and de-
tsrmin ed intentions. They are the very
| best Of dentists, and yeu will be hearth =
pleased with the gentlemen and their
work.
Married at the residence of The
brides brother, Mr. J. B. Moss
near Nidleburg en- the LIST inst. Mr.
Charley S. Smith to Miss Huld'
Ness. Esq. Jno' 7. Morrow oil
eating