The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-12-13

The railroad bridge corps are
repaintIng the iron bridge of the I.
=. r. r. over Hatchie River.
The telephone line and dunn
my railroad from Bolivar to the In~
sane Asylum are not yet com pleted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney F. An
drews, of st. Louis, visited the
family of Judge Fentress at Shandy
this week.
Only pure articles or WhlskeY sold
by Geo. Warren. IF you want
something that's good call on him.
Rev. w. II. Evans the new
Methodist minister will fill appoint
ments here on the fourth Sunday in
December.
-Messrs, Stovall of the Avail
anche, and Marshall of the Post
Dispatch were here Wednesday in
the interest of their papers.
Watch Chains of every descrip-
tion-heavY, light, cheap, expen-
sweat r. L.LightfOrt d Cos.
Mr.. j. w. Wilkes, of Cedar
Chapel, who was appointed one of
the trustees Of the insane asylum,
was in town Saturday.
-Messrs. J. ]. Kinney and j. NJ d.
Pettigrew, of Cedar Chapel, two of
Hardeman's substantial farmers,
were here on business Tuesday.
George Warren will fl your jug
for Christmas with something that
will make you have a good time
the entire week.
Our two drug stores are hand
sOmelY decorated with christmas
goods, The displays are very
artistic. Come in and feast your eyes.
Rev. w. G. Alexander preach
es at Shandy next Sunday: On the
Sunday following 1t IS reported Rev.
DR.. Howard of Jackson will preach
at that church.
Rev, Mr.. Bozeman, of Jackson.
has accepted a call to the Baptist
church here and will fill the pulpit
on the first and third Sundays Of
each month.
Mr.. J. w. Burns and Miss
Mollie Diggs were united In mar
riage last Sunday at the resid ence
of Mr., Thomas Burns. The Bull.
LETR wishes the young couple JOY
and happiness.
Those indebted to J. A. Wilson
of long past due notes or accounts
will please call and pay and there
by save being dunned.
Maj. Robert NJ. Ingram, I
wealthy and prominent planter o.
| BYhalia, Mss, spent part of las
week on a visit to his nephew, Mr.
@. I. Ingram, the popular and en-
terprisiEg grocery merchant.
Mr.. Ed. M. Jones of the AL
corn Wooden Mills has been here
on business for several days. HI
informs us he has made large ad-
dition to his mills, which we ar
glad TO say are in a flourishlnl
condition.
r. L. Lightfort & Co. have
large stock of scarf pins, beautiful
in design, first class in quality ant
, extremely low in price.
"A fire broke out in Mrs. NJ.
Cliffs boarding house in Memphi
last week and before the fame
could be subdued some valuabl
j, pictures and furniture were destroy
3, ed. Loss 5000, fully covered b
insurance.
Quite a number of the nurse
and patients from the insane asylul
r attended divine services in Bolivs
{ Sunday. OF course the lunati,
were harmless. They seemed to en-
Joy the exercises and behaved ex
7 ceptIonally well.
George Warren invites the couI
try people especially to call on hi
:, for their Christmas whlskeys. u
y will give you a good article an
sell it to you reasonably.
II Morgan Moore, Esq. has r,
s turned from North Misslssip
and reports that many
/, the farmers there will NAL
only about one bale of cotton 10 tt
" mule. If possible the crop is shor
er in North Mississippi than
West Tennessee.
r. The railroad will likely
built from Middleton north ne
+, summer. Will the route by Boliv
- be adopted? That is a momento
: question for us. We can't afford
lose all the railroads. The adva
tage OF line via Bolivar should
of discussed and the attention of t
be projectors called to it. Who "
l Il.