The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-22

pointed by the Methodist Confer
ence as presiding elder of this dis.
trict, and Rev. w. II. Evans is sent
as minister to the Bolivar church
for the ensuing year.
Best dressed corn fed pork Is
selling on the streets at five cents
per pound. Choice headquarters of
stall fed beef command. from three
to five cents per pound. Living is
cheap if the cotton crop is a failure.
We understand the Friday Eye
ming Club of this city will give a
public entertainment sometime next
month. This flourishing society
is composed of excellent talent and
will doubtless make a grand success
of their nterprise.
DR.. S. Dickson will visit Hickory
Valley on Tuesday and Wednesday,
26th and 9th. Of November, Those
who need his services will meet him
at that time and place. nov15-2w
Il have large stock of School
Books and Stationery and will sell
them cheap. B. V. HUDSON.
Everything at the asylum is
being prepared for the advent of
the lunatics. A number of lady
seamstresses from town have been
to prepare sheets, pillow
slips and bed clothes, ETC., for the
various cells.
Our esteemed correspondent,
Lafayette" explains in another
column why jute is used, The
Bulletin wants the farmer to get
wrapping at the cheapest rate and
sell cotton at the best prices-Only
this and nothing more.
DR.. +. H. RandIe the indefati-
ga BILE, was here Monday. The doc
tor has undertaken to call attention
of investors to our timber resources
with the view Of establishing factor
les here and deserves encourage
ment and success.
Lamps, tlnware, castings, etc.,
for sale cheap for cash at j. H,
JohnsOn's. 7
Col. W. B. Shearin the old Md
dleton merchant, but now one of
the firm of NJ. G. Pearce & Go. of
Memphis was IN town on business
Saturday. Mr.. Shearin has host Of
friends in Hardeman county who
always welcome him.
Tell me, Ye winged winds that
round my pathway whiz, oh, is
there not some lonely spot where
perfect quiet is? some still retreat,
some solitude that's covered thick
with flies? You bet there is; go
watch the store that dosen't adver-
tise.
If you want pure Drugs and
fresh Patent Medicines go to Hud,
sons for them. +
Rev. S. L. Jewell will not be
returned to the Bolivar circuit the
next year. We regret to give HIN
up. He will please and edifv any
church to which the conference may
send him, and he and his excellent
wife will adOTn any society in
which their lot may be cast.
The holiday season is now rap
idly approaching and if the mer-
chants Of Bolivar are wise, In OuI
opinion, they will advertise theil
goods through the columns of the
BULLETIN. If you don't push you
own business and keep Yourselve
before the people, can you expec
anybody else to do il for you?
Heating and cooking stoves
new supply, just received by J. II
Johnson. Call and see them. +
The law requiring physicians t,
procure certificates from county
court clerks to practice medicine take
effect on the 4th Of December. Con
sldering the facts that the time /
short and heavy penalty is attach
ed TO the violation of this law, i
will be wise for our physicians tt
attend to the matter at once.
Miss Hattie Paul of Mllwau-
kee, Wis, was in town on a visit t.
her old friends this week. She wa
raised in Bolivar and some year
since accepted a place on the Mem
| phis Scimitar which she resigne,
for a more lucrative place in tn
Milwaukee post Office. She is won
derfully bright and as a consequence
can fill any position with credit
Miss Corrie Dugan, daughte
of Col. Geo. M. Dugan is visitin,
relatives in Bolivar. Miss Corrie
a graduate of the class of 1889 1
the jackson City Schools, so noted fc
the practical education they impair
It's considered by many that th
free public schools OF our cities ar
the best IN the land, and those {
our sister city are not whit infer
or TO any.
We want to say to those cit
zens who have thought of movin
from Bolivar that they are maxim
a great mistake. The long nigh
of gloom has almost passed ava,
The dawn of better and brighte
era has broken upon us. With tn