The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-09-13

to enter Cornell Institute.
DIR. Alexander's Hog and Chick
en- Cholera Specific is the best,
Try it. For sale at Hudson's
Mr.. B. N. Hundly, of TOOne,
who was juror on the John knight
case, received a telegram last FRI"
day morning stating that one of his
children had been badly burned.
The little negro girl, Matte
Avant indicted for stealing a breast
pin and photograph belonging to
Mrs. Link, was convicted and giY-
en- four months IN the county jail.
AN interesting and profitable
meeting has been in progress at
Grand junction, conducted by Rev.
]. l.. Lee, of Memphis, Nearly
twenty new members we're added to
the church.
Mr.. James A. Foster, of Mid
dleton, has recently returned from
a prospecting tour into Texas. We
regret to learn that he has decided
to leave Hardeman, and will move
this fall to Weathertord, Texas.
Capt. Hubbard, deputy road
master of the /, G. r, r. will move
his family to jackson soon, We
are loath to part with this interest
ing family, but the captains duties
call HIM to another locality.
Miss Sallie Morton Levin, the
principal of St. James Hall, ar
rived Saturday and opened school
Wednesday. She was accOmpa-
MED by her sister, Miss Marsham
Levin, who will remain with her
several weeks.
The Southern Engine and Boil>
er Works Of Jackson, successors to
the Sherman Manufacturing Co.,
are prepared to furnish farmers with
all kinds OF agricultural machines
ry, boilers, engines, etc. Send
them your orders; they are reliable,
The late rains insure a fine crop
of sweet potatoes, peas, late corn
aud hay. The grass will be fresh
and green until frost, and cattle and
swine will continue in fine cOndi-
ton. Pasturage was never better
and stock of all kinds are looking
well.
If you want Pure Drugs anC
fresh Patent Medicines, and Pres
criptions filled accurately, call a
Hudson's Drug store and you will b
pleased.
Mr.. Aleck Barrett left Monda,
for the east, where he goes to pur
chase goods for the firm of Barrel
Bros. Being fine judge of good
5 and having had considerably exper
r fence in purchasing, he will no doub
secure bargains for his customers
MIR. P. X. Crowel one of tn
most skilled and efficient mechanic
10 be found anywhere has finishes
I his job at the Insane Hospital. HI
: contemplates moving to ChattanoO
ga. He Is a most excellent citize
and a man of untiring energy. W.
commend him to any eommunit
where his lot may be cast.
We haYe received an announce
, ment of the opening of Mr.. q. J
Fuschs school at Columbia, Nj
Fusch, though a young man, stand
h at the head of hl4 profession as a
, educator, and the citizens of Co
umbia are to be congratulated upc
securing such a valuable additiO
70 10 their already. high standard
8 able Instructors.
Zach Webb, col. of east Bol
var, was jailed Monday morning f
at wife whipping. Zach has been mari
re ed four times, His present wife W
e beaten shamefully and Ives in preC
rious condition. Jealousy and &c
eral cussedness induced him to con
NIT the crime. The negroes al
very indignant and clamOr for
merited punishment.
-Messrs. w. A. Achord, B,
E. Cook and Bill Ussery attended Il
=, reunion at Somerville Wednesda
ut These gentlemen followed the Il
tunes Of the 154th FROM its organ
zation until the close of the VIZ
y It was no doubt pleasant for the
Is to meet their old comrades, son
IN of whom they had not seen
twenty odd years.
.al Quite number of witness
at we're here Monday, some of who