The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-07-26

Tuesday. his Wllo VIII AS'A''N AO-
several days. :
Esquire Pugh, of Carroll coun~ r
tv was in Bolivar yesterday de '
is one OF the heroes Of the In
dian wars, and came to see his ola {
comrades here.
The sewer from the Insane Asy-
lum will empty INTO Pleasant Run
creek Just below the bridge. 1t 10
feared it will pollute the water OF
that sparkling, beautiful stream.
Hudson has a large stock OF
Toilet Soaps, Perfumes, Hair and
Tooth Brushes, ETC., and sells them
cheap.
Capt. Ed. Boyle of Memphis,
was in town Tuesday last on imPor
| tant business. He is a student OF
| Princeton College, N. J., and has
many young lady friends IN Boil
var.
Capt. r. H. Wood reports
marvellous growth in the cotton. Ac-
cording 10 his observation the plant
! Is gro wing at least an inch and
half each night, Jonah's gOurd
hardly exceeded this.
Mr.. r. P. Wilkinson, who lett
here some time ago and moved 10
= jackson, was here on a visit last
/. Sunday to relatives and friends.
We are glad to learn that he Is
: pleased with jackson.
Louis Murray, colOred, long
confined to his bed Is needing food
> and raiment. Those charitably in
s clined Will come to his relief. Ills
residence Is in east Bolivar, where
he lies helpless and bedrldden.
il Last night about 10 o'clock
Beecher Reynolds ana Knox Nc
Carley got into dispute and no
- words passed between them. Nc
Carley drew his pistol and shot a
e, REYNOLDS, but without effect. Nc
e. Carley has escaped.
Mr.. George A Henry q
of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, arrive
ur in Hardeman last Friday, havln
been called to the beside Of HI
father Mr.. w. A. Henry, Of Dean
rY burg, who is not expected to re
"I cover.
"A High Tea" was given at tn
NY residence Of DIR. ii. w. late. o
aY Tuesday evening complimentary t
Miss Fannie Tate House, OF Franz
Cd lin, who is visiting DR.. Tate's famll
sbe The young people enjoyed then
selves Immensly.
IN Mr.. A. j. Walton brought
49, our Office this week bag of appl
" of the "Kentucky Green variet
The apples were very large and we
)ia, formed, Though not matured OF
de- of the apples weighed three quartz
of pound.
axe james Nj. Dugan died at JAG
T:30 son last Thursday of consumptlo
He was the son of. Col. Geo.
Dugan, and was born and raised
a a ~ Bolivar. He leaves a young W
uhg and many devoted friends, who hs
the tull sympathy of the BULLET
WIS We are informed that
'he entertainment given at Saulsbu
last week for the benefit Of the 1
, at church was quite a success, and
last large Gro Rd present heartily EMO
|. the occasion. The people Of SAT
bury are noted for their court
ksOn. and hospltality-once thier CUE
Inns, YOU are afterwards their friend.
'''' The election on the l
800 instant resulted in the defeat of
''Se9 proposed charter OF Whitley
Tennessee. The friends of In
I,r poration lacked two votes of Obt
m ing the necessary twO-thirds !
- iorItv. Whiteville will there
remain dry for a while longer
armed least,
'e are So tar the bridge men have
SICK put in an appearance. Their
tract calls for the completion of
teeth bridges over Spring Greek by
Dr.. ). first Of August. A penalty Of S
18th per day is the forfeit for non
pletion of the bridges for every
Lou alter August 1st and the f.
lodged SHOULD "e en'O''eu'
& two Bolivar can afford more
to the square inch than any
-. town in America Go where
49, 49,, will you are confronted with
depot ene . So4 T. + 80 "a that non
i should be made miserable by sc
en- at ing. Give us an ordinance to
AUGUST. the dogs at home without tn
ted an is not worth living.
W. MIR. w. A Ross, proprit
ght to PIney Mills; Hardeman c.
Sch of was in the city Tuesday +;
variety. lumber to our lumber
) two chants. We are gratifed TO