The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-01

were mere TINS week on DuSI Hess.
Dupont's Choke Bore Powder
at Hudson's. Try it and you Will
use no other.
-Ihe coal for the asylum is be-
ing delivered. The immense boil
ers and kitchen ranges will necessa-
rily consume great quantities,
We are gratifie d to be able to
announce that Columbus Rufin,
ESQ after long tussle with a spell
of fever is rapidly convalescing.
After today it will be lawful to
shoot quail. The game laws Of len
ncssee do not allow them to be
hunted or shot until the first Of No
vemb Der.
Mrs. z. H. Doris, who has
been critically i'll for a great while
is not at all improved, DR.. Dor
rIs, her son, has been in constant
attendance at her bedside.
Moore & Harden have opened a
restaurant in Bolivar in the Nc
Neal block. Meals at all hours.
Oysters in every style. Give them
a call when IN town.
Mr.. F. S: Luther and wife will
occupy rooms at the asylum,
where Mr.. Luther viii attend to
the purchase and distribution Of
supplies for its inmates,
Bolivar is the best cotton mar
ket IN West Tennessee. q. 4. In-
gram 81 Co, paid eleven cents for
the staple Wednesday in cash. The
cotton was Of the Allen variety.
Nov that the great ron bridge
Of The Illinois Central Railroad
across the Ohio river at Cairo Is
completed we trust we shall get
cheaper rates on coal and quicker
delivery.
Stewart Wilson is out on his
trip as travelling salesman for J. II.
Walker u Co., Chicago. Mr., Will
son IS a first class salesman and will
succeed, He visited home folks
last Sunday.
Quite a parry of Bolivar gen
tlemen went to Whiteville Friday
last to see French's big railroad
show. Of course they were all de-
lighted and enjoyed it hugely al
though the cold drizzly weather
Was 50 trying.
Mr.. Robert Hurst a most prom =
ising young gentleman, son Of the
late Ii. Ii. Hurst of Grand Junc-
ton is filling Ii responsible place
with the Southern Express Co. He
was in Bolivar Tuesday mixing with
his many friends.
DIR. r. NJ. Bostwick of Sauls~
bury was in town this week. He is
pl eparing to move his family to
Memphis, IN which city he has
bought residence property. The
Doctor will still carry on his farm
ing interests IN this county,
Beautiful Holiday goods suitable
for wedding presents, etc, just re-
ceived at Hudson's.
Miss Nellie Walker was called
to Canton, Miss, this week to assist
IN a grand concert and tableaUx for
for the benefit OF the church people.
Bolivar can always be relied on to
furnish amateur talent TO assist our
neighboring towns in laudable en-
terprise,
L. d. Bonfauti, 456 Main ST.,
has one of the most choice selections
IN the city of Memphis. His stock
of jellies, pickles and sauces, to-
gether with hundreds of other arti-
Giles, which he alone handles, is I'M
surpassed. Wines for wedding
parties a speciality,
Capt. O'Donnell, of Hill Fon~
tame u Co., St. Louis, was in town
Saturday on his usual rounds. He
travels Arkansas, East Mississippi
ana West Tennessee. lie reports
the cotton crop in these sections
shorter than at any season for if
teen years, except perhaps the dis
astrous year of 1874.
The following is the Inst Of I'M
called for letters remaining in the
Bolivar post Office. Unless claimed
by the 3rd of November they VIII
be sent to the dead letter office:
j. Bernheim, a. Cruise, Geneva Rou-
ton, John Neshin, G.. b. Harris,
Mary G. HameY and Sarah VIII
son.
Death has claimed another VIC
tim. RObt. Doyle died last Friday
of typhoid fever two miles south O.
town. He contracted the disease
while visiting the family of hi
brother Jno. r. Doyle who were
suffering with this malady. Mr.
Doyle was a quiet moflenslve wor-
thy citizen. He leaves a widow
but no children.
The Beiach Dry Goods Co., a
400 Main street, Memphis, have ,
half column advertisement in to-
days BULLETIN, and authorize Us {,
invite our people to call on then
when in the city. Read what they
have to say this morning, and re
member that these goods will b.