The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-12
THE many friends

week.
Mr.. Gilbert Wyatt, who lives
about two miles from Bolivar,
ownes a six months old calf which
gives milk notwithstanding the
fact that Ii still sucks its mother
Mrs. Frank Fentress left Mon
day for her old home in Franklin
to visit relatives, She was &C
companled as far as Martin by Mr.,
Frank Fen ress and little daughter
Louise.
In last weeks Issue a mistake
occurred in the report of the pro
ceedings Of the Fifth Sunday Meet
ing. We stated that the next meet |
ing would be held at Walnut Bend; |
it should have been Walnut Grove.
-Rev. E. B. Mcneil of Jackson
| will fill bis pulpit in the Baptist
| church here next Sunday morning
and night, unless providentially
prevented. Sickness of himself and
family has kept him away for the
two last preceding appointments.
| Capt. A. II. Rose, who for
many years was identified with the
early history, growth and develop>
ment of this county and for a num-
Der of years filled the position of
chairman of the county court, died
at his home in Pulaski last Tuesday.
His remains we're brought to Mid
dleburg yesterday afternoon and
buried at 2 o'clock.
1t is an old saying that it never
rains at night in july Mr.. Paul
is Jones and DR.. Hugh Tate have
turned this theory bottom upwards
a by reporting rain on the night Of
=, the 3rd. The former Is positive
about it for he carried burning LAM
* out to see.
We learn from the Cynthi
II ana CKy.) Courier that Rev
/ 6. w. Ready lett that place Wed
ID nesday to assume charge of tn
K. Presbyterian church at Greensboro
Ala. Mr.. Ready was pastor @
- the Presbyterian church in BOLIVIA
for a number of years.
On last Saturday evening Nj
: Dock Barrett had quite an unplea'
ant experience IN breaking a Tex'
pony. The treacherous amin
ne threw him against q wire fence ar
ar fell upon him, forcing one of Il
barbs through his face near +.
en- eye.
me Mr.. James Nicely left Wedne
day afternoon for Clarendon, Tex.
ne where he will engage in the me
he camille and banking business. M
Nicely is a young man OF fine bu
%. mess qualifications, and will
= doubt succeed. His friends ga
an entertainment at Dunl
Springs Tuesday evening il hon
'@h of his departure.
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Nothing adds more to
beauty and durability of buildl
nee than neat coat of paInt-look
last the Methodist church here for
stance, which alone is enough
cen convince you of this fact,
lad Fred T. Brown, of Jackson, is
painter who executed this job.
has moved to Bolivar and soil
La the patronage of the public,
agrees to give satisfaction or to
ceive no money for his work. r
at his advertisement elsewhere.
.n0 DIR. j. b Jones return
ms "Wednesday evening from pie
4 of ant and profitable trip to Louisv
y 70 Cincinnati, indianapolis and !
very cago where he spent two W
examining and investigating
left insane asYlums and manufacto
here with q view OF furnishing
dical West Tennessee Hospital.
Jones says he feels that they
com. coming down the home stretch Il
/. OF and before great while the
,hoD- lum will be ready for inmi
The doctor and MIR. Austin NJ
have labored faithfully in the
nc, ction of this building, keeping
S1,s~ ways the interest of the state III '
and the result is they have err
an edifce of which the
irana should feel proud,
ted at
}, was All kinds OF school books u.s.