The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-01-04

Green county, ARK, Where Iney
expect to reside in futHre. We
hope that he will be pleased with
his new home, but if not remember
that the gates of Hardeman coun~
ty will always be thrown open,
and her people will be glad to wel-
come you back.
The young men of Bolivar
gave a supper during Christmas ID
the McNeal block to which a num-
Der of friends were invited. The
supper was sumptuOus and every
one present enjoyed the affair. The
editors of the BULLETIN return
thanks for an invitation and regret
that an absence from town prevents
ed their attending.
-Messers John r Goodwin, of
Memphis, II. w. Broeaway, of
Brownsville, and Austin Miller, Of
Bolivar, commissioners of the West
Tennessee Insane Asylum, met here
last Friday with Mr.. III. P. Melon
aid, architect of Louisville, and DIR.
Jones, medical superintendent, and
made their report to be submitted
to the legislature.
DIR. j. q. Film, of Williamson
County, Texas, returned home last
Wednesday. He has been on a
visit to his brother-In-law Err. J. q.
Walton. DIR. Film was born and
raised IN Hardeman county, though
this is his first visit here in nine
teen years. Miss Eva Walton ac'
companied him to Texas and Will
take charge OF a school there.
The infant chlld of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hughes died in VlOks-
burg, Miss, December %, 1888,
and was buried at jackson, Tenn,
Sunday, Dec, 23d. Little May
was a bright child fourteen months
old. She was the grand daughter of
Mr.. q. E. COrnatzar of Bolivar.
who attended the burial ut jackson.
-ElIiott's European Company
exhibited at the opera IhOuse We'd
nesdaY and Thursday nights of this
week to crowded houses. Difficult
feats were performed on the unicy-
Gle and bicycle, comic songs and
dances were rendered, and all ex-
hibitiOn on the magic lantern was
gwen. The band during the day
paraded the streets and the music
was much enjoyed. Altogether the
exhibition was good and those who
attended speak very complimentary
OF it.
"A malignant tumor was sue
cessfully amputated from the breast
of Mrs. Henry Brooks, of Les COun~
tY, Ark, at TOone last Monday by
Drs. Bob Tate, Hugh Tate. Nicely
and Jones, of Bolivar, assisted by
the physicians of Toone. The tumoT
had grown to an immense size and
when the breast was amputated
weighed more than six pounds. DR.
Tate has it preserved in alcohol ano
will exhibit it al the next metoing Of
the Tri-State Medical Association
Mrs, Brooks was doing we'll up tt
yesterday.
Virgil HuddIeston, son Of Rev
p. M. Huddleston, who lives OF
Pine Top, met with very serious
accident last Monday. He wa
shooting Christmas guns, and stlcI
through some means got down the
DARRELL of his gun. He attempte,
to pull it out but 30 securely was i
fastened he found it lmr ossible, anC
thinking that he could bur-
it out, accordingly stuck the EN-,
of the gun in the fire anC
as soon as it burned dow
to the powder, of course tn
gun was discharged, the load en-
tering several inches to the right @
the abdomen. At last accounts tn
boy was dong well.
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