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


colored man has been puny tor a
long time. His eyes grew dim, his
step was lnfirm and his once stall
wart frame was rent with pain.
Rheumatism and partial paralysis
also greatly troubled him. In his
agony and distress he applied for
the elixir of life. DR.. Fl. w. Tate
injected half an ounce into his arm.
He now claims to be in manner
rejuvanated. His joints have be-
come supple, his vision clear, his
mind unclouded, and he feels like
three year old.
Mr.. Campbell, of district No. 5
brought into our Office on Tuesday
four of as large ears of corn as we
have seen this season. Their weight
was six and three-Quarters pounds.
Mr., Campbell, says that they
are a sample of corn that he has
on twelve acre field that has been
In cultivation for about fifty or six
ty years, bnt which he occasionlY
sows down in clover. He is conf
dent that he will make one hundred
barrels OF corn off of this spot alone,
This shows the advantage of clover
as a fertilizer.
The Board of Trustees of ST.
James Hall, Bolivar, have elected
Mss Sallie M. Levin Of Maryland,
Principle of the hall. Miss levin
is a graduate of the Hannah Moore
Academy of REGISTRATION, and the
Diocesan School for Young Ladies.
and comes to us with eleven years
of successful experience at Mel
brose Institute near Washington City
| D. g., and sends the very highest
testimonials. The trustees and pa
irons OF st. James Hall are to be
congratulated. MISS Levin is ex-
pected the 1st. of Sept. and further
advertiseme Mt will be made in the
BULLETIN,
The entertainment given at the
opera house last Wednesday night
was well attended bv all the peO-
pie in town and country, We are
rejoiced to see the ladies, who had
the enterprise in charge, so we'll re-
warded after having so much troub-
lie IN getting up the enterprise.
BY eight o'clock the house was
I crowded, every chair was taken,
but the ushers were equal to the
) emergency, and soon had the seats
from the court house ready to seat
l the anxious audience. The exercises
t commenced a few minutes after
: eight with a recitation by Miss Brown
OF Jackson. then the build
: ing of the ship was COM
: menced. Each one having been SC
we'll drilled that the whole program
was successfully carried out and was
e so highly appreciated by the audience
d that it was repeated again last hight
h We wish we could give a more
lengthy account of it but our space
will not admit
n We learn that most of thog'
h excellent people who left Harde
n man county last year for Texas anC
s. Arkansas are preparing to return
|. They have found that this old cOun
:, ty in all that makes up the sum o
n life and happiness, is far superior t
: any part of Texas or Arkansas
|. True we may not make as much
cotton as Texas, nor as much corr
as Alabama, but we always MAXI
: enough, and in addition We have
is excellent health the year round anC
~ good society and church privileges
1t In Texas and Arkansas it is gener
:. ally feast or a famine. Malaria
ic Mosquitoes, grasshOppers, cottol
If worms, cyclones, drouths, so com
Ie mon in those states never afiict IL
It here. Health and comfort are q
st much moro value than productiv,
n soil attended with sickness and dis
comforts. We understand Esq. Nc
Tendon and family who went t
lg Texas last winter, are not Satisfied
as and will return soon to Hardemal
lie county. We welcome all and war
Is those who contemplate moving tina
or they will find no country in Ameri
re ca more desirable than West Ten
r nessee.