The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-09-06

time resident OF BOLIVAR out now
citizen of Pocahontas was in town
Monday.
DIR. Alexander's Hog and Chick
EN- Cholera Specific is the best.
Try it. For sale at Hudson's
Rev. w. Z. Alexander has
been granted a two weeks leave of
absence and will leave for Missouri
with his family on the 10th.
Rev. D. c. Wells, of Grand
Junction was in to see us Wed ness
day. Mr., Wells has just return ed
from trip to Texas.
-Messrs. D. G. Sauls and Rob-
ert Galloway, two enterprising farm
ers from the Salisbury neighbor :
hood were IN to see us Monday.
Miss Mary Hill left this week
for her home, St. Louis. She leaves
behind many admirers who will be
delighted to welcome her back.
Miss Ida Newbern and her
brother WASH, returned to jackson
Tuesday after a pleasant visit to
relatives here.
Rev. j. G. Clark, of Paducah,
was here this week. Mr.. Clark's
friends are numerous in Hardeman
and he is always heartily welcomed
Mr.. E. w. McUlarty is back
again after spending some weeks
visiting friends. He can be found
now at his old stand at D. E, Dur
rett's store.
Mrs. L. z. Campbell and chill
dren spent several days visiting al
Medon last week. Mr.. Campbell
went Sunday and returned home
with them Monday,
-Circirt COURTS in session here
The criminal docket was taken
up yesterday, and court will adjourn
tomorrow. The proceedings will
be given next week.
The Pres bytory of Memphis
meets at Ebernezer church, five
miles south of Middleton on Wed,
nesday 4th. Sept. Their spring
meeting will likely be held in Boil
war.
Col. Joe Rosson Of POcahontas
was In town this week visiting his
old friends. The Col is one of the
first settlers of this county and haf
served the people honorablY more
than once.
Mr.. r. w. Smith and lady, o.
Salisbury, passed through Bolivar
Tuesday en- route for Pine Top,
where they are in attendance upor
Unity Association which is in SEES
sion at that place.
Mr.. J. w. Jones OF Hickory
Valley, called to see US Wednesday
Mr.. Jones informs us that co ttol
worms have appeared in his neigh
borhood, but no damage has beef
done by them SO far,
Mr. Lee Llghtfort was in Crane
Junction Friday night of last week
He reported that a delightful en-
tortainment was given that night t.
the young people of Grand Junction
at the residence of Mr.. Prewitt.
i --McLaran & Fachler, the en-
terprising merchants will soon have
completed their commodious brio
store in Whiteville. They do {
large business and will soon be abb
to offer their customers increased
accommodation.
We learn from the Crane
Junction correspondent to the Sum
day times that Mr.. J. M. Prewit
has moved his stock of goods to th,
old stand of Follis, and the 'Far
mer's Store" is now at Prewitt'
old stand.
Rev. w. G. Alexander vii
preach at Shandy next Sabbath
morning at eleven o'clock. Their
will be no service in the Presby-
terrain church in Bolivar Sabbath
morning but he will preach Their
Sabbath night,
Hamilton Norment lett Wed
nesdaY for Memphis, where he goe
, in search of a position. He is
= young man of good morals witt
. bright future before him and hi
friends here wish him success.
Mr.. James Smith of Memphis
, visited his daughter, Mrs. Stuar
Wilson this week, while en- route t
New YORK. His two younger daugh
ters, Misses Jennie and E,lna &C