The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-09

MIRA ]. R. Withers, of Jackson is
visiting her mo her Mrs. l. Bills.
Mr.. L. A. Fusch gave US 2
visit Saturday last.
Try a bottle OF Alexander's Hog
and Chicken Cholera Specific at
Savage & Emerson's. It is a sure
cure.
P. F. Wilkinson don t sell goods
at Cost and give you a Chrome but
sells good goods as cheap as any
one.
We have just reeeire | nice lane
of Toilet Slaps, Pertumery etc
which we offer very low.
Savage Il Enersla
The manufacturing boom at
Grand Junction has crest tel astlr
far and near. The citizens OF
Grand junction should be very
discreet, and not raise land and
property to such high figures as
will drive away capital.
We call the attention to the
card Of Johnson 81 Harr;ss two
young .ntists Of Oxford, Mss,
who have opened a first class d ell :
tai office over DIR. +. +. Al cores
on East side of Square.
The Bulletin some months ago
pub lished an article setting forth
the pipe>clay and sand wealth of
Grand Junction, which was pub
lished in the Memphis papers A
CHI caso paper copied the facts
from the Memphis Appeal A
company of Chicago capitalists
read the article in the Chicago pa
per, and determined to investigate
the matter. They have done so,
and have purchased 183 acres of
land Of parties at Grand Junction,
paying $50 per acre for it.
w. A. Mcdonald, Esq, OF the
Middleton District, is announced
for Tax Assessor. He is an old cit
izen OF the county of large interest,
a farmer and fully identife with
the tax paying interest of the coun.
IN. He filed the Office Of Tax
Collector prior to the war. Is
tn OuuglY conversant with the re-
quirements of the new law and
Will make an honest efficient and
popular officer.
The public scaosl OF Bolivar has
enrolled one hundred and fifty pu-
pills who are maxim 2 fine progIea c,
everything Is moving smoothly and
ga satisfactorily and the schaol is a
complete success under its present
corps of experienced and able teach
srs'
The demand for s)ft wood tor pa
per manufacture steadily Increase,
The Bulletin calls attention to our
superior advantages here at b, livar
Hatchle river bottsm can supply
millions Of the finest gum, poplar,
cypress and ash logs; just what the
paper manufactures want. A paper
mill here might prove a bonanza,
Our shipping facilities are first class.
Mr.. Brown who married Miss
Rust IN this place last summer is in
trouble. 1t IS reported he had q
living wife and three children in
Chicago at the time, whO he had
deserted. Miss Rust came here from
Nashville and was a most sGtima BILE
young lady. 1t is also rumored
that in addition to this fraudulent
marriage she has been gros mall
treated by Brown. # these runners
are true no punishment can be too
severe tor him.
Work on the Insane Asy lum
will be soon resumed, and as cons
sequence thousands Of dollars will
be distributed here. The outlook
is cheering. Already it is difficult
to find business or residence prop
erty FOR rent and sc predicta grad~
uul aud permanent increase IN pop
ularion ana We ,lth for our town
and neigh borhoud,
Powell RAmba of this town fell
betv can the cars OF Il moving train
near Aalrsus last Sunday nryht and
was instantly killed. Ills body
was maugled almost beyond recogV
nition' The remains were taken
for burial to H,ck sry Valley. He
WAS a young man of exceptisl ally
fine habits and bright pres ects and
his unIimely death c. st a gloom
over the entire community. He had
obtained Employment as brakeman
on tie railroad aud while passing
frsm one car 10 another fell between.
/ No on SAN he terrible accident
and he was not missed until ths
tram rsache Msdsn, when ths
conductor telegraphed oAck to JA.-k
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