The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-23

Mr.. John Mckinney and lam
lily of Hickory Valley attended the
exhibition Of the ship of Zion We'd
nesday night,
Frederic Howard, of Jackson,
Tenn, will preach at Whiteville,
Sunday. Services will commence
at 1890 a. m.
If you want rich milk and yell
low butter all winter, SOW a patch
Of rye for pasturing. Sow it now
and you will not regret it.
The barbecue at Vildo was
well attended by the neighbors and
some from distance. Mr.. j. w.
Wilkes made a very interesting
talk the audience.
Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, etc.,
at Hudson's.
Misses Sallie Barrett and Ovile
Moran extend thanks to their sele~
naders the night of the 18th. Such
sweet music, come again, it was
highly appreciated.
Gen. r. z. Neely's condition
is much improved. He suffers
intense pain from the carbuncle on
his neck, but seems cheerful and
bears his confinement with great
fOrtitudc.
One day last week Miss Fannie
Darlington was riding horseback. In
jumping from the horse fell and
bent her arm considerably she suI-
fered with it for some time before
it was known what was the matter
with 1t.
Gaston's Hotel is growing mols
popular every day, especially with
Hardeman county people. Mr.,
Smith Preston, the clerk is always
polite and courteous to the guests,
and this is one of the many reasons
of their popularity.
MIR. J. E. Mask, proprietor of
Elmwood Stock Farm, three miles
Northwest of Hickory Valley, Tenn. ,
will give a colt show on Saturday,
Aug. 23st for one year old, and suck
ling colts. Everybody is invited to
attend.
Jack Criddle, Col. brought
around to our office Tuesday, two
fully opened cotton boles which he
says came from the middle of his
field and that he can get plenty more
like them. This is the first we
have seen this season,
-Workmen while cleaning on
an old unoccupied shop on Marke
St. near the railroad, last week
found under the floor, a new double
barreled shot gun. It Is supposed
to be one of the guns stolen GU
of w. H. Reynold and Co.'S hard
ware store last year.
Mrs. Charlotte Rivers Of Middle
ton widow, of the late Edward Riv
ers died Saturday eYeuing of gen
eral debility and was buried on Sun
day. Mrs, Rsvers was one of tn
old settlers Of this county and ha
many friends who sympethize wit
the family of the deceased.
Prof. j. n. McMillin OF lux
| Normal Institute, Iuka Miss. was /
town Monday. The institution whic
he represents enrolled last session
more than $50 pupils, and the pro-
poets for the future are bright
The location of the school is unsuI
passed by any other institutio
and the work being done is excel
ent. For catalogue apply to H. 1
Dean, Prln. Iuka Miss.
! Our Salisbury friends are ma
. king active and strenuous efor
to raise means to build their BaI
inst church: On Monday night {
the Opera House here, it is ez
pected the musical and dramati
club of salisbury will give one {
S their choice entertainments for th
benefit of the church fund. Ii
, all attend and encourage this mo;
laudable enterprise. A treat is i
store for our people.
{, Maj. Higginbotham representa-
r Memphis Mill and Lumber firm
has established quarters in Hatch
bottom near town upon the Ian
bought by these firms, The Maj,
will Immediately put a large fore
Of men and teams to work prepa
n ing the timber for shipment. I'll
Ditxy &c We do not manufactures n,