The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-16
JOHNSON g. HARRISS,
DENTISTS,
Office over DR.. T. E. Moore's
on East side Of Court Square.

Miss Lizzie johnson of Hickory
Valley made a visit to frlenus here
this week.
Miss Fannie Overlon of TOone,
has returned home after a visit
among friends.
Mr.. W. A. Mercer aud wife has
been visiting relatives at Pocahontas
this week.
McNeal Bond and E. P. McNeal,
Jr. were III Milan this week.
Mrs. Baxter ana daughter, Miss
Ewln, Of NASHVILLE is visiting at
Mrs. Kate Smiths.
The Bulletins rapidly increasing
circulation comments the paper
to advertisers.
Miss frankie Smith is visiting her
mother this wee k.
Whenever you want to buy
piano or argan cheap for cash or
on easy payments write to Jesse
French Piano and Organ Co. 81 N
Summer st. Nashville Tenn, 363
Main st. Memphis Tenn. or Z. Z:
Perry, Genl Sales nan Milan Tenn
Col. Sam McNutt of Birming-
ham, Ala, is in the city.
Miss Jessie Parks of Franklin,
Tenn, and Miss Fannie Lou Nc
Mutt OF Birmingham, Ala, are
visiting Mrs, Francs Fentress.
Let all who can subscribe for the
Hub, Spoke and Stave Factory. And
let every body howl for the spur
railroad. 1t Is ground hog case
with us. We can't do without it.
If We dent get it the Midland road
will draw away our trade ana Boil
var will die with the dry rot.
The work Of brick laying at til Q
Asylum will begin next week and
the walls pushed rapidly ts compile.
ton. The building already presents
an Imposing appearance and when
finished will be one of the handsom-
est and most complete in the coun-
try.
w. II. Jordan of the 18th Dis
trict announces himself a candidate
/ tor Tax Assessor. NO more worthy
or efficient gentleman could be elect
ed for the place. Young, vigorous,
conscientious, he would make a
splendid officer, and would do evena
handed justice TO every tax payer
He is we'll known to most of our
people and none stand higher than
he.
Our fellow citizen Mr.. Jno. A,
Wilson attended the Presbytery of
his Church near Ranch in McNairy
county last week, We learn he
was chosen as the lay delegate to
represent this Prssbytery at the
Spring meeting of the General
Assembly Of the Cumberland Pres
BY terrain Church soon to convene at
Waco, Texas. No better selection
/ cOuld have beeu made.
The subscription fer the Hub,
Spoke and Stave Factory is meet
ing with gratifying success. The
requisite amount will no doubt be
raised, and the work speedily com,
menced. The plant when complet-
ed VIII create a market for our tim
Der Of which we have the greatest
abundance, besides giving en-
ployment to a number of skilled
mechanics. The investment and
enterprise will certainly be safe and
profitable. and deserves the encour-
agement of eur citizens.
A railroad is plant. 1t is a fix
ture. 1t adds immensely to the
development Of every Industry and
to the enhancement of values. Once
built II is never abandoned, but
will be run for the comfort and COR
vSnIencs of the people when our
great great grand children shall have
been dead thousand years. Rail-
reads build towns. They are great
civllizars. Snail We neglect oar
opportunity
Jesse French Piano and organ Co.
will sell you the be st goods for the
least mOnev cash or on easy pay
ments. Write to them for terms
81 Summer St. Nashville Tenn. 1858
Nam st. Memphis Tenn,
Prof. Boden has concluded to make
Bolivar his headquarters and will
put on sale nice line of sheet nru-
sic and instruments in the Post
Office He represents Jesse French
Il Go. of Nashville, whom the peo9
| pie here have Known for many years
as one of he leading, music men OF
the South. All instruments sold
by them are fully guaran teed to
give satisfaction. Prof BOdsn comes
here with the best of references
from the public and pres s.
We call attention to tina annDuncs