The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-01-20

These iong winter nights afford
abundant time for love letter writ,
ing.
Mrs, Belle Pledge has sold her
millinery store to Mrs. G. e. Wilson
and Miss Laura Darlington. Mrs,
Pledge intends to spend a few
IA onths travelling over the Soutl
prospecting,
Monday and Tuesday were days
of oval fun for the ooys who know
how to manipulate the skates
The streets were full OF them,
Winding in ami winding cut,
Dashing all around about.
One Of the Bulletin Devils mopes
around with downcast face and
dropping eyes on account of the de-
parture of his hearts Idol. That
millinery store will be dark shad-
ow on his home pathway hereafter
And you love me, darling he
said, passionately, land will always
be glad to see me p 'Yes, Joe"
SIZE replied, tenderly, 81 love you.
but while coal is up to 81 ,50.a ton
I think 1t will be safer for you to
stay away."-Epoch.
Old Man Calling down the stairs
to daughter)--" aral' Daughter
-"Yes papa?' Old Man-"AsE
that young man in the parlor which
he prefers for breakfast, milk rolls
or Vienna bread"
We have lots of good men who
are fully worthy and competent to
be tax assessor of this county. The
office is a paying one, and still we
have no candidates for the place
Esq. Began Ray, Of district
gave the Bulletin Il long friendly
visit a few days since. He talked
freely of the coming political fight
and expresses himself as being fully
satisfied of a democratic victory all
along the line. He most heartily
approves the institution Of democrat
ic prim aries,
Nathin Gee. formerly of Pine
Top in this county, but now citl-
zen of Wise Co. Texas writes that
he IS much pleased with his new
home, and thar the Bulletin Is a
source of great pleasure to him, 1t
is like letter from home en- week
The Bulletin is delighted to hear
from you, Brother Gee,
Mr.. James Jenkins, of Grand
Junction. paid his respects to tue
Bulletin last Friday. He is a
staunch friend of the Bulletin, and
says he is highly pleased with its
spirit and improvement. He is a
through and through democrat, and
one of the best citizens in distri CT
No. 1. Come again, we are always
glad to see you.
Bishop QuiHtard,
The Right Reverend G. T. Quin~
tard, Episcopal Bishop for Tennessee,
will officiate at ST James church in
Bolivar, Sandy next, the p inst.
All are invited to b9 presnt at the
services.
Mr., Armstrong, contractor on the
Midland, ana his book keeper, J,
r. Aldrich passed through Bolivar
yesterday enroute to Jackson
Mr.. J. /. Foote, Jr. comes to the
front this week as candidate fol
sheriff. John is a genia fellow, aud
makes friends wherever he goes. HI
has been deputy sheriff, and has
filed the position Well. If uomina-
ted for Sheriff. he will be elected
and will make a good one.
The board Of trustees for Grand
Junction NJ and + Institute are seek
Irg tie services Of a scholarly anC
successful teacher as principal. The
Bulletin trusts that the board and
good citizens of tina. town will soon
gu ccood in their effort. They meri
first class teacher, and none other
need t. apply.
Pray God to give you Industry
and liberal mind.
Mr.. B. S. Shearin, substantial
and no nored citizen, of Middleton
called on the Bulletin this morning
Don't forget that the merchant
OF Bolivar will do exactly right by
the people.
Man wants but little here below
But wants that little strong.
Ask DR.. T. +. Moore about hi
attempt to skate down an incline
/ last Sunday.
BE sure you read the CONDENSED