The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-03-19

taken UP anu IS being investigated
The probabilities are that it Will be
concluded tomorrow,
Mrs. Parrish, who has been quite
i'll, is now much improved and it is
believed she win be entirely rOcov-
cred in q few days.
The little son of Dir. John Coate
who has been quite il! for several
days, is reported little better.
# you owe this Office anything
please come forward and pay up, as
we need 1t.
The candidates are daily becoming
more numerous, and they are the
most pleasant people now in exis-
tence.
A full account of the proceedings
ofths Circuit Court will appear in
our next issue.
Circuit Court. will run considera-
bly, into next week. Our farmers
are anxious to get off and it is to be.
hoped the term will be cut as short
SIS possible.
Shelton & Moq uin has commence
ed work, and will go to any part
of the country to paint and hang
wallpaper, just as cheap as they
viii do it in Bolivar. At Swinebroads
cid stand. Give them call. Paints
and paper always on hand.
kfr. e. c. Mccall and Miss Nettie
Hughes, both of jackson, were mar
ried at that place on Thursday Of
last week. The groem is a promis-
ing young business man of Jackson
and the bride is the eldest daughter
Of Mr. D. w. Hughes the welI-knowR
jeweler of Jackson and Memphis.
Mr.. James Armour, died at his
home 9 miles east of Bolivar on the
10th inst, in the 88th year Of his age.
He had liYsd in this county fer six
ty years and was highly respected
by all who know him.
All magistrates are required to
attend the quarterly court in April
as "a Superintendent of Public
Schools will have to be elected to
gil the place made vacant by the
Of Mr.. A. j. Coates.
We call attention to the annouce-
msnt Of Mr.. John A. Upton, for
Attorney General, in this issue. Mr.,
Upton Is a member Of the Upton
County Bar, and IS a lawyer of fine
promise. His character, both as q
awyer, and as gentleman of integ-
'ity and sorth, is we'll known, espe~
tally to the voters of Upton county
where he was born and raised, who, 1
We understand, will give him hear
y support. He is a gentleman of fine :
ppeaIance, and of genial nature.
lie will make the acquaintance Of
s many of our people as possible be-
ween now and the election, and if
by the people with the posi-
ion he seeks, will make an honest, t
apable public servant. u
Mr.. Paul T. jones has determined {
0 make the race for Register Of this
ounty. Mr.. Jones is well known
o most Of the voters of Hardeman,
aving resided in the county from l
arly youth. He has always sus-
aimed the reputation Of being an up :
light, honorable gentleman, and I
lill conduct the canvass upon high e
oned, honorable principles. Be
ween now and the election he will o
all upon as many of the voters Of the n
ounty as possible, and present his b
laimS to the position he seeks. Mr..
ones is well qualified for the duties u
f register, and if elected will give o
o the same his undivided personal il
{ sntiOn. He has never held a (,
ublic Office, and was meyer a candi- n
ate for any public position before VI
zee his formal announcement in h
he proper column. p
We are Authorized to state that q
IN. q. @. Adams is a candidate for u
e-election to the office of Circuit
}ourt Clerk. Mr.. Adams has ac- q
Luired an enyiable reputation for 2
and efficiency in the DIS Il
barge of the duties Of his Office I
uring the four years he has filed Il
he position of Circuit Court Clerk C
nd the people of the county cannot n
ecure more faithful public servant !
han he has been. By his uniform K
and consideration tor the {
lights OF litigants and witnesses, he u
las made g host of friends who will u
tand by him and see that he fills the
lace now occupied by him / or at
east one more term. Ifre-electedI T
.e will give his personal attention to u
he business Of the office, and will Il