The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-08-09


The ladies will serve ice cream
to the public, at the Methodist
church next Tuesday night Aug. |
18th. All are cordially invited TO
attend. Doors open at six O'Clock. |
Try Hudson's for bargains N
Drugs, etc.
-Grasshoppers have lANen
Mr.. John Bills clover field. They
are reported very bad in several 9TH
er places also. II the par,ridges
are taken care Of and not killed We
will never be troubled by grasshop-
pers or worms either.
ESQ, Jasper Hizer, prog'os-
slve farmer, was in to see Us last
Friday. Nj. Hizer IS flIead OF
the BULLET I and has stuck to the
paper Through thick and thin;
his name having been 90 the subs
scriDtion books since 1860.
New crop Turnip Seed just re-
ceived at HudsOn's.
We learn from private letter
that Mr.. A. j. Swinebroad ana
family have arrived safely at Cen
ter, Texas. Mr.. SWIM ebroad is
well pleased with the country. he
is a valuable citizen IN any COM
munity and we hope that fortune
will smile upon him IN his new
home.
want to buy 1000 pounds Of
Ginseng Root. 3. V. HUDSON.
Mr.. H. B. Wynne visited Is
Friday. He informs US that he
will attend Judge Sneed's law school
in Memphis this fall. Mr.. Wynne
is ambitious aud with his present
knowledge of law, improved by q
course under the tulilage Of the
learned Judge, viii make hm a
bright addition to the legai right Of
Hardeman.
Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses
cheap at HudsOn's.
Rev. W. q, Alexander has
recently purchased for the church al
ShaudY an excellent library of over
800 Volumes making in all circu'
lating library of oyer 600 volumes.
The new books will arrive this week
There are few churches in the stats
with a better select library than thu:
at Shandy.
Miss Pauline Fraysor, who bias
been the guest Of Miss Irene
McNeal, LETT for her home u E.am-
pins, Tuesday morning. E'he T9i
accompanied as far as Wbitavilia b
Miss McNeal, Mr.. Bond, Mr.. CAN'T
Mr.. CAN'T going on to MemPhi
also. Such early picnlcs are aot
often chronicled but this one ron
its originality we can not help M
mention. MISS Frayser left man
warm friends and at least che
~
All kinds of school books used Il
the county are kept at Hudson's.
!. The barbacue at Middleton las
Saturday was quite a success. Earl
, in the morning the people began i
+ gather in every conceivable way
: in wagons, buggies, ON horse bacI
and afoor, The grounds woce We
selected, being about two miles soutI
of Middleton on a hill that was we
: shaded. Under the HI is a fin
. spring that would furnish water fc
!" an army, Esq. Med oDald says lba
he drank from this spring hF.y-fv
years ago and It was as good the
e, as 1t is now. p Of. Austin, and J. A
lie Foster made speeches in lhe morr
n ing and safter dinner was served
a which was an elegant one, Sup
Cesselberry and Prot, Rose mao
~ speeches in the interest Of education
is Having twenty miles to drive y
were compelled to leave At an ear
u hour so as to be able TO get hon
NJ before night.
ar All kinds OF Ltndreih's Turn
ee Seed at Ingram q Co.'S. aug2
The question Is being disCuss'
'ol on the streets whether it would
IS better to abolish the charter CT Of
y town or not. Those who are IL /
y vor of abolishing the charter clai
that they pay heavy taxes for goc
n streets, and to be protected frC