The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-11-20
LOCAL NOTES.
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night.
Circuit Court is in session, Judge
Flippin presiding
Mr.. W. I. Yopp, Of Menphis rat
lied with US Monday night.
Mr.. J. w. Keightly. father Of Blr.
II. B. KeightIy. spent several days in
Bolivar last week.
Mr.. Robt. Bradford a popular bus
ines man ofToone, attended the jolly
fica'iOn Monday night
Mrs. Darlington, wife Of Mr.. L. NJ.
Carrington, Of Bolivar. has been
very sick for several days
Messrs G. a. "a. Miller, we're in
MemDqis most Of last week attending
10 professional business.
Capt. p. B. Wilkinson, Of the !. c.
r. Il, aad family, were in Bolivar
three days Of this week, visiting.
Ioone, Somerville, and Brownsville
will ratify tomorrow, Friday night,
4 good crowd viii probably go 10
Toone from Bolivar.
Mr.. I. NJ. CulIings, advance agent
for Ken5all's Dramatic and Comedy
Company Is in town. His company
is one of the. best on the road and
will be in Bolivar Dec. 1zt and 2nd
Look out for a treat.
Mr.. Alex. Swmebr1ad whileriding
on Monday nigat. had his horse %
fail down a steep embankment with
him rear the railroad, and came near
sustaining serious injuries, buI foFtu-
nately was oaly bruised.
Mr.. r. A. .Sneed, Of jackson, at
tended the ratification in Bolivar Mon
day night. Mr.. Sneed is a sterling
Democrat aud is popular through
out tie state. lie is a prominent
candidate for Secretary Of State, and
would make a splendid officer.
Franklin Marco. ir. sou of F. n.
and Matte Z. McGlatllry, died at
Tuouo Oct, 30th, age 5 years. He
was a bright little fellow, and bis
future was full Of promise. Ills pa
rsn.s have the sympathy of the com
muni:y in their bereavement
Circuit Court has been in session
since Monday, Judge FliDpin fresld-
ing. There were no very important
cases before the court and the at
tendance was comparatively small.
Considerable business was disposed
Of, however. Court VIII probably
adjourn this, Thursday evening.
The Union meetings being conduct
ed at the Methodist church in Boil
var, BY Rev, f. p. Flaniken, are
being well attended, and considerable
u
interest is manifested, and is inereas
ing. The meetings viii probably be
continued through the coming week.
Mr., Thomas Parraa, of Bolivar,
and Miss Sallie Jones, of Warren, n.
c.. were married at The home Of the
bride in that place. last week. and
arrived in Bolivar on last Sunday.
The bride rs Eau accomplished ana
lovely young lady, ard The groom is
a popsiar and highly Is; eemed young
gentleman: 3Iay their evening be as
bright as the morning.
Having been appointed shipping
agent for the New Orleans Exposition
for Hardeman county, al articles o.
agriculture. timber, artisans work, etc
intended for exhibition dilivered tC
me will be forwarded free of cost tc
the Tennessee department., at New
IOrleans. J.J. WeatherIY.
Mr.. II B. Keightly, Of The firm o.
:, AIoifat & CO., has Withdrawn from
the firm and will make bis home IN
future in Florida. He left Wednes-
| day for Memohis, and Will Join BIZ
family n Pittsburgh, and from Their,
will go to Florida. Mr. Keightly
made numerous friends in Bolivar
who will wjsh han success in his new
home.
Mr.. Joe Simmons, far many yaar
day operator for the I. c. r. r 3
this place, has accepted a position a
tram dispatcher on the Sante Fee roa.
in Texas, and left Saturday to asSum
. lis duties. Joe is as finean operate
as ever minIe1lated tightening, an
We congratulate him on his promotion
And At Is dse him to stay that il VA
not necessary for him 10 leave thl
road to be promoted as he had ofte
flsed the position on this road. "
. wish him success in bis new field.
A Grand Excursion to Californi.
via New Orleans sad the Word
Exposition, VIII leave Chicago owe
the Illinois Central X. r. about d.
e cember 1st-ihe exact dat will be Al
; nounced III a few DAYS. THIS is a