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

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Wheeler,
Mr. r. ) Sect, the Post Master at
Hickory Valley: was in town yesterday.
The latest name for thieves is ''touts'
not toots
YSu viii find Talmags's sermon
on 1st page good reading for Suns
day morning;
The I. c. r. R Co. has placed 10
cal mail car on passenger train No :
which now gives Bolivar three daily
mails.
Mr; w. L. Arbuckle, the gallant beck
keeper and cashier for Scott d May
Hickory Valley, was in town on business
yesterday.
Mr.. Josiah Perry, night oPe rator, left
Tuesday for KOscIuskO Junction, Miss
to perform like service.
II you would like to know what
congress is doiag read our telegraph
ic dispatches en- first page.
There are "big lot" Of happen
ings reported on our first page un-
der Southern Gleanings.
Our fourth page Genital ms a lSVe
story that will do your soul gSSd.
Ifyou like something wild, reck~
less, and dashing, read the Cow =
Boy CossackS on four tn page.
where did one Of our young
merchants go last Sunday? Where no
one else can.
We wSuld like to be lnfsrmed
who 1t was that pulled DR., Mask
down.
Mr.. Johnnie Thompson ana wife
from district 4, were in town this
week shopping.
The 9th district seems to have
an eYsrwh Ginning majority fer
"Bob.
Spring trade is opening up at a
lively rate and farmers are coming
in fr ON every direction;
Mrs q. Q. Thompson from the
New Castle neigbsrhood is visiting
the family Of w. w. Farley.
Misa Jennie Morrow Of Middle
burg, has been visiting fris nds here
for several days.
Mr.. John q. Rose is now the
fighting and local edit or Of the Bull
letln. The Pu blishers are McDan'
lei q Rose.
1t is right amusing to hear Esq.
Anderson and DIR. Jim Nicely dis
CUES politics. They m axe thiHgs
"whoOp.'.
Will McCarley, the handsome
operator and 1. G. Z. r. Agt., at
Waterford, Miss. is visiting his
mother on jackson st.
Miss LIZZIE FentresS, daughter Of
Hon Francis Fsntrsss is at home
iron the Conway Institute Of Mem
phis for few days rest
Once more the hills wear their
beautiful coats of green, and the
peor cattle that survived the VIA ter
can smile ever the valleys,
No trusr nor more agreeable business
gentlemen can be found in any city than
in Bolivar They are honest-they are Of
bliging-thsy are public spirited, aud are
very deserving.
A letter from Memphis, replying to on
editorial of last week, headed "Clin
Atkins, came in toe late for this is
sue. We will publish it next week, to-
gether with our respects.
Officer B. b. Branch, of Grand June
tIon is hustler after Jail birds.
The fruit crop in this county was
never more prSnising, and barring
killing frost, the yield will be
immense.
Our boarding houses we're crSwd~
cd this week with raftsmen, and
the tables greansd beneath the
loads necessary to appeaSe their
hungry aPpetitss.
DR.. 4. A, A. Norman, of Hick-
DRY Valley, Tenn. was born 1903;
married at the ofage %; was fathS
Of children, and was so years ole
Apr. s, 1888.
We nstics is the latest pictures
few fashion able wemen wear dia
IN ends, and they are said to be goins
out Of style,
Millinery MillineryII
Mrs. Ida Wilson has opened an Gle
giant millinery store at Mrs Bell
/ Pledges cid stand on Market street
She has large and beautiful stool
Of the latest spring styles. Call an
see for yourself
Agriculture, the center arOun
which all ether pursuits rsvelve,
we are glad to say, is fast pushing
to the front. We feel assured tina
the l 500 Wheelers in this count
will earnestly wsrk to make tn
occupation an honor to its fol
levers.
A company Of Chicago pap'
manufactures are advising with
certain gentlemen Of this town wit
n view to establish q Mlll on Hate b.