The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-05

DEOssg AS uOW n COAuAAOAOA@ ivan
gelist. He is a bright, successful
boy and paid our town a visit last
Friday.
Barrett Bros polite clerks and
low prices will be compelled to caps
tlyate those who call on them. In
clothing and ladies' dress goods
special drives are being made and
goods sold at your own prices.
"A beautiful monument has
been erected over the grave of
Mr.. Frank Bray in Union Gene
terry. The work was done by Jno.
A. Stinson of Grand Junction and
is handsomely executed.
The Security Bank of Mem
phis has qualified as guardian of
the MINOR heirs of Jesse NOrment, |
and William Carruth, deceased, and !
will collect the insurance money
due On the lives of these gentlemen.
The quarterly court made the
usual appropriations for roads and
bridges and adjourned Monday at
ternoon. The iron bridges across
Spring Greek, half mile east of
town are to be completed August
1st, according to contract.
-Rev. Thomas P. Ramsey; an
old Bolivar boy, preached two able
sermons at the Methodist church
| last Sunday. We are glad to chron-
icIe the fact that he has taken unto
himself a wife, extend congratula-
tons and wish the happy couple
years Of unalloyed bliss.
The fall session of the Grains
VILE school will commence on next
Monday. Miss Cora Thompson
who has recently returned from the
Normal at Nashville, and Mr.. Lee
5 Jernigan, who has been attending
the University at Jackson Will have
charge of the school.
Now is the time to plant peas
is If you have any spare land SOW 1
, in peas. Remember, they will bt
worth $50 per bushel next spring
II No better fertilizer can be toun'
e fol your land and no better foo
for your pigs and COWS. One acr
le will yield 200 bushels ordinarily
w, A, Fawler, who lives fOu
miles south of Hickory Valley, sen
IN us the first cotton bloom of the sea
al son. The bloom was red and Wa
pulled on Thursday, June ut
s. from a forty acre field. Len Reavei
I'd colored, who resides three mile
v. east of Bolivar, also brought in
red bloom on the LIST of July.
i Col. Hugh b. Wright
y. Salisbury was here on business la
"a Thursday. He reports crop pro
- pects rather uutavorable. The CT
- onel has forty acres set in swe
potatoes. He raised an immer
m crop last year and is one of o
adj nost intelligent and progressi
So farmers.
led DIR. Southan Dickson attend
INT a meeting of the State Dental As
IN citation in jackson this week. l
Dickson is live, energetic me
DON bes of the profession, who keeps
lew with the latest courses of treatm
me and is supplied with the most
proved instruments. to which N
~. continually making new addItlo
~: Meetings of this kind are benefi'
not only to the members who att
- but also to the general public,
in the end the knowledge derl
who from an exchange Of ideas and
Of periments is given to their custC
'out ers.
-Alonzo Black, Harry Lit
ntry Tom Emerson, George Wilker
but and Mat Rhea passed SUGGEST
; all their examinations for admissIo
oted. the State University at Knoxv
ught They ale all bright, studlous b
t of who in after years will make
from mark. In Geometry, Algebra
arm. Trigonometry they were Prohcl
=, and in Latin they had read
. Gallie wars and the Hnead.
'. 4 are glad to see so many Harde
sn county boys determined to ACC
'' an education. It is a good
for the future. The trouble is
other so few viii take an education
nder, are capable OF long sustained
dneY' at study. The hope of the cou
NJ hnr - tho -