The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-18

WOShs MR. d ones was the CIlaAI-
man of the last democratic county
convention, discharging his duties
with great fairness and ability.
"A canning factory is badly
needed here. We have thousands
of the finest beeves which our
farmers are unable t. sell at any
price. They are fat now and If we
could cure and put them up in cans
as they do up north and preserve
it until spring, it would be worth
twenty cents per pound.
Mr.. Stewart Wilson left yester-
day for Chicago to accept a place
with the great drygoods firm Of j.
H. Walker & Go. No better sales
man or more reliable gentleman
could have been selected for the
position, and Messrs. J. H. Walker
& Go. are to be congratulated on
securing his services.
We are glad to see that the
corporate authorities are repairing
some of the sidewalks. Messrs,
Bredon Bros, the saw mill men,
are delivering choice lot of lum-
Der to be used in these sidewalks.
We trust the street committee will
thoroughly overhaul and renoYate
them on every street in town.
Miss Amelia Dugau, daughter
of Col. Geo. Nj. Dugan, viii be
married on the 23rd instant to MIR.
Frank Dickson of Louisville. The
marriage will occur at the residence
OF the brides father in jackson,
Tenn. Miss Amelia was born and
raised in Bolivar. and we wish her
and the gallant groom all the joy
imaginable.
The State Railroad Assessors
have filed their report of assess
ments for 1889 and 1890. The to-
tai value Of railroad property in
Tennessee is $39,285.66O 96-1OO.
In Hardeman county the assess
ments are as follows:
Illinois Central Der mile 700 90
Memphis and Charleston per mile........ 1880 q
Tennessee Midland per MILE. ...... 5000 90
Ship Island and Ripley Marrow Guage -
per oOOO W
We have in Hardeman county 80
miles OF the l. @. r. r., some %
miles of the M. q g.. about IA of
the Midland and about 5 of the
Ripley & Ship Island The aggri-
gate value will be for mileage in
Hardeman county more than a
million Of dollars.
Bolivar seldom has a frst-clas
show, but we chronicle with pleas
ure the return of the famous FL
lott Musical and Dramatic com -
pany, which will arrive on their
special car tins morning and give
one of their unsurpassed eXhibie
tions at the Opera House tonight.
Since they were here last spring
they have improved ard enlarged
their corps, and now present in adj
dition the ''Jolly Voyagers." II
you want a solid hours fun and a
big chunk of refined amusement, go
to see them to night. They exhibit
one night only. Reserved seats at
the drug store.
MARRTED-At Oak Grove, Miss.
on Wednesday, October Is, 1889
by Rev: E. B, Mcneil, Mr.. j. w,
Harrison to Miss Mollie Warren.
The happy couple took the train
for Medon, Tennessee, where a re-
ception was given at the home of
the brldegroom's parents. The
groom il one Of the most popular
statesmen in the county. and has
long been connected with the firm
of Barrett Bros. the live, progress
sive and public spirited merchants
of Bolivar. The bride is one Of
the most beautiful, useful AMI re-
fined ladies of Bolivar society. The
happy couple, we are glad to say
will make Bolivar their home. They
start the journey Of life under the
most favorable auspices, and the
hest wishes of the entire commu'
nifty 90 out to them. The BULLE
TIN extends its heartiest congratu-
latiOns, and wishes them a long lif,
of unalloyed prosperity and happI
ness.
Buy your School Books and Sta
tiOnary from Hudson. He carrie
a large stock them and sells cheaD