The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-03-29

FA1AS VI q ACW ia AAS0O lON-F7
ladies made many friends who will
be glad TO welcome them back.
Mr.. John Norment, who has
been connected with the Illinois
Central Road as freight conductor
between jackson and Cairo, has ac-
cepted a position as salesman with
q. T. Ingram q Co. Mr.. Norment
has acted in this capacity before and
understands the business.
Wild turkey hunting has afford
ed rare sport to some of our loca
experts. Mr.. A. j. Coates killed
two fine gobblers IN Hatchie bottom
last week and Capt. Morg. Moore
one. They weighed from fourteen
to sixteen pounds each. 1t would
seem a pity to shoot the hens at
this their breeding season.
Miss Mary Franklin, daughter
of Jesse H. Franklin Esq. has been
elected to assist Miss SIauterbeck at
Franklin Institute. The attendance
has so increased at this excellent
school that the directors we're com>
PEELED to provide additional help,
and they very wisely selected Miss
Franklin who is a bright, we'll ed
ucated girl.
Mr., Austin Miller received a
telegram Wednesday from his broth
er, Hon. g. A. Miller, stating that
the bill appropriating $4,000 for
the completion Of the Asylum had
passed the House. 1t would have
been an open shame to defeat the
bill at this time, when there are
hundreds of insane people in the
county jaIls in this part of the
state.
| "A splendid half mile track has
been laid off at Grand junction for
the purpose of having a stock show
and races this spring. We hope
this will lead to a fair this fall,
There is nothing that will offer &c
many inducements for the raising o.
fine stock, and when premiums are
offered IN the agricultural depart
ment that branch of farming vii
. also be improved. Nearly all tn,
other counties around us have fair
and why cant we have one in Har
deman?
"A BULLETIN man had the pleas
ure Of waking through Balret
Bros mammoth store this week anC
the display of goods is beautiful
5 and attractive. Both floors of tn
building are crowded to their ut
r most capacity, and five salesmeI
are kept as busy as Lees. The.
have shef after shelf loaded witt
handsome dress goods, prints, ging
hams, white goods, etc. They hav
/ shoes enough 10 furnish Hardema
county and Of all shapes, styles an
sizes. It's certainly worth you
while to go there. The storeis de,
GRATED with rare taste. and the cour
ie esy of the clerks is proverbial. LII
d beauty of the whole business is IL
extremely low prices at which the'
ay goods are sold
The spring races of the Tlpt
County Stock Breeders Associate
er Will take place on Friday and So
le, urday, May 18th and 18th at Go
ington. The purses offered a
n liberal, and those who have fl
Ids stock in Hardeman are invited
IS participate. Mr.. John r. Sloan
secretary Of the ASSOCIATION and "
take pleasure in giving any I'M
nation desired. Mr.. ID. w. r
-, fin, the president, has charge of
stables at which are quartered
teen or twenty head of fine hor
nd under the care Of an experlen
ing trainer, preparatory to entering
so coming races. His charges
moderate and the best Of care ,
p. he taken with stock. Mr.. RI
liam himself owns two beautiful hor
ok Dan R." and prince b
through whose VEINS courses
blood Of noble parentage, and v
without a dissenting voice have '
0'' the blue ribbon at every entry.
Last Wednesday we had
- pleasure Of \ ride to ROssville
~ Messrs. Sam Kahn, Austin Nj
90. and P, X. CroweIl, who went on
- business for the asylum. Upon
way we saw quite number OF
yer fields. Mr.. Pitser Nj
ated Texas blue grass shows up we'll.
&C has only a small lot but it spr
VINO rapidly and will soon cover col
0e- cradle territory. The holes ii
levee near ShandY are a sh
q \ The ievee is too narrow to go I
# Of consequently you are COMPEL
nonc go square through and stand
his which is generally br
spring, if nothing worse.
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