The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-04

ton or a twelve mile tide over a
rough dirt road to Whitevill6 to
catch the Midland tralu or an all
day TRIP via Milan are the alterna~
tives offered tne travelling public.
II he bridge ou the PnrdY road
in the eastern suburbs Of Bolivar
Just beyond Gen. NeeiY's place is in
an impossible condition. If II Is in
the corporation the corporate au-
thorities should look TO It. If it is
beyond the corporate lines, the road
overseer should Immediately repair
it.
Our sincerest sympathy goes
out to deputy sheriff, Jno. R. Doyle.
A few weeks since he lost his wife
with typhoid fever and now eight
children are reported Frustrated
with the same disease at their home
some twelve miles south of town IN
the 18th. civil district, We trust
they may all recover from this dread
tul maIadY.
Mr.. Spinks, OF the firm OF Black
& Spinks, Hickory VALLEY. died last
Saturday morning Of typhoid fever.
His remains were buried Sunday IN
the old family buying ground near
Prewitt's mill. Mr., Spinks was
| twenty-three years Of age, popular
and q valuable citizen to the com
munity, and his death Is deeply re-
GREETED.
! West Tenlessce's SHARE Of III
natics now confined in the asylum
at Nashville will be transferred to
| The new asylum here about the frs
of November. A special train witt
a sufficient number Of guards vii
be employed for the purpose. Th'
run from Nashville, if there be NJ
| detentions, might be made in SIX o.
eight hours.
If you want q square clean hal
cut, hair tim, or a delightful shaw
, | call on the new barber, Partridge
Il New razors, perfumed soap, cleal
| hands and dextrous fingers vii
sooth you into gentle slumher Will
| this noted tonsorial artist relieve
you of your surplus hirsute growth
Try him just once aud be convinced
-Esqr. W. 4, Carruthers, on
popular representative and mode
farmer, paid us a VISIT yesterday
He has just returned from Somer
, vile where he was attendance o.
circuit court to prove the good char
acter of one Of the negro hand
/ on his place, charged with stealing
saddle from a Somerville liver
stable. The negro was released c
Squire Carruhers testimony.
r Married, at the residence Of tn
l brides father, two miles east Of Bo
IIvar, on Wednesday. Oct. 2nd, 1885
Miss Monule E. Black to Mr.. job
H. White, Rev. w. NJ. Norment o
! ficiating. The groom is one of OF
most industrious and prosperol
farmers and his bride one Of OF
, Ioveiiest young ladies. The BUI
. LETIN congratulates the happy coul
le and wishes them long life Of vi
alleged happiness.
The Craddock Circle has r
J. celved a supply OF new books. The
library now contains the latest al
= best OF Iitera ture and the membe
; are deriving great benefit from Il
literary and social a lvaDtages WIN
u the circle Is intended to foster. <
j. cry town and nelghbcrhood shou
oil have a similar organization. Not
# ing promotes intelligence or Po
sr ishes society ike good books a.
/ literary clubs.
:. -Messrs. Tranum and Jacks
II enterprising young men Of the II
district have purchased the 6
F" Boiling place Of 500 odd acres 81
viii proceed 10 develop it. A mo
to el stock farm may be made out
e, 1t. The facilities for raising grS
c. and fox stock range are unsurpass'