The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-12-20

trip from here to Memphis in two
hours and thirtySnine minutes.
This is a great convenience to our
people, and we are all-at least those
who travel-thanktuI for the change.
Mrs. Sallie Clark, of Salisbury
mother of MIR. Roger Clark. died at
the residence of her niece Mrs r.
l.. Lightfort, Jr., on Wednesday
evening, after very -ho1t illness.
Her remains were buried at SpriOg
Creek grave yard, near Salisbury
Yesterday. Thus ends the life of a
true and noble woman.
/ Christmas never finds P. w.
Austin unprepared. He has the
largest, most complete and best Sc
lected stock of wines, liquors, cigars
tobacco, etc., to be found in Harde-
man county, and cordially invites
all his friends to call on him. IN
the rear of his establishment be al
so serves oysters, at reasonable pri-
ces. and tttrE.:5!s.es families al low
rates.
AT the preliminary trial last
Friday, VIM. B. Bailey, who mar
ried the nine year old girl, was
bound over in the sum of $4,000. Up
to the time of gong to press, the
bond had not been given, and the
prisoner is still under guard at the
Bolivar Hotel. Mr.. A. D. Bailey,
brother OF accused and MIR. J. =.
lotion, an attorney of Waterford
Miss, were here this week, and
left Wednesday afternoon for Mem
phis, where they expect to make
satisfac tory arrangements IN regard
to the bond.
: The case of the state VS.. w. P.
Macon, Jr., was tried last Friday
, before Esquires D. j. Newbern,
} Jasper Hizer and VIM. Galloway,
and judgement given ''that the de-
fendant, w. P. Macon, Jr., after
hearing all the testimony, we be-
lieve not guilty as charged IN the
warrant, and we hereby release
] him; but said Macon assumes al
2 costs for his witnesses, and for al
! other cost Judgment against plains
d tiff or prosecutor. Capt. r. H
e Wood defended and Mr.. A. j..
a Goat es prosecuted.
Mr.. B. w. Haskell is here
). with several head of fine horses
t which he expects to winter ant
: train. He and several gentlemen 0
]. Bolivar who are interested in stool
: raising, including Messrs. JOIN
Bills, N. q. Nuckolls and Morgan
r Moore, have completed a magnifi
! cent training course One-quarte
J. mile northwest OF town. A nu m
D Der of horses from a distance, a
we'll as from the neighborhood Wi
:. be brought here to be prepared 70
- the track. The BULLETIN Is gla
= to make this announcement an
q wishes the gentlemen in charge sue
4 cess. This Is an imp@tant step tC
% wards fair next year.
n Hoods Sarsaparilla Calenda
te for 1890 is out, and the demand fC
he it is certain to be immense, for
Is more ticking calendar it is diff
cult to even imagine. Art and util
ty are beautifully blended in tt
= lovely girls head on a dark div
= background, and the neat pad al
- pended giving the months in cor
"a else, readable shape, with histol
- of the year alternating, in rhym
and also illustrated. Early apple
= ton at the druggists will be nece
- sary to secure this gem. If you ts
- there, send 6 cents in stamps to
1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
a. Saddles, harness, collars, co
- =" lar pads, trace chains, currY-cOmt
- brushes and many other articles a
- Kept for sale by James Fl. Godse
Co. Salisbury, Tenn. Citizens of Ha
10 deman and adjoining counties a
~ respectfully invited to inspect
a. mammoth stock before PURCHASE
" elsewhere, Saddles, brides a
harness made to order. J
work guaranteed to be done in fiji
,ad class style. Quick sales and SIN
of profits is biz motto. GIVE him
In trial and be convinced that he
ain no superior IN his line OF work eli
ter er in or out of the state. All ord
ion from responsible parties filled
the short notice;