The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-10-04

Austin Mann, secretary, for com
plimentary ticket to West Tennessee
Fair Association to be held at
Brownsville, on Oct. D, %, a, %
and 26th.
Rev. Thos J. Baker aud fami-
~ Of Charleston, Miss, are visiting
Capt. T. NJ. Newsom on Water St,
Mr.. Baker is a brother to Mrs.
Newsom and is a rising young min>
ister.
Rev. q. G. Crow will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath morning and night. This ven
cradle and learned minister viii
doubtless have a large congregation
to hear him.
Mrs. NJ. r. MinEer. Of White
vile, accompanied by her daught~
ers, Mrs. Clara War, Of Collier
vile, and Misses Matte and Annie
Minter, of WhiteYille, visited the
asylum last Saturday.
Mrs, Annie Bray, Messrs j. L.
Foote, Alvin Warren and Fred L.
Brown, with that careful driver,
Milton Moore In charge of the reinS,
attended the fair at Somerville yes
terday.
Esq. Andrew Sain was in town
on a visit to relatives last Sunday.
MIR, Sam is now in his Gath year
and is still hale and hearty, He has
made good crop this year and
bids tar to live many years yet.
-Messrs. Viii Newbern, n. G.
| NuckoIls and Zeke McNeal, attend
ed the Somervllle fair this week
with some fue stock. If the stock
will show up as we'll as the owners,
they will wear back the blue rib
bon.
MIR. S, J. Cookies stare at Mid
dlebuIg is d great convenience to
the people of the neighb0rhOod, as
he keeps in stock nearly everything
necessary to supply the trade, and
he deserves a liberal patronage
which he Will no doubt receive.
We hear that DR.. Bostwick of
Salisbury will moYe to Memphis
soon. HIS loss to Salisbury snd
Hardeman county will be irreparl.
bic. Memphis will gain a skillfu
physician as we'll as splendid gen
tleman.
Col. William Callahan a promi
nent citizen Of Florence, Ala, with
his family is visiting his brother, Il
&. Callahan the Photographic artist
He reports Florence on a business
boom and many new buildings il
process Of erection.
Mr.. Sam Harriss, a most wor-
thy farmer living in the southern
part Of this county is quite i'll wit
typhoid fever, This loathsOme dis
ease is quite prevalent in som
portions Of this sec ton, but has S
far generally yielded TO treatmon
Buy your School Books and Sta
tionary from Hudson. He carrie
f a large stock Of them and sells eheaI
The barbecue at Plney Mil
! last Saturday was a success. MI
sic, fat mutton, pies and all the del
icacies cOnspired TO make the crow
happy. Many invited guests wel
unable to attend on account
pressing business engagements.
The worms are working vigol
ouslY on the cotton and have cate
off the leaves in most Of the field
They are beginning now upon tn
. bolls, but they will hardly be alb
to injure these materially as the sea
e son is too far advanced,
: Mrs. Harry M. Hill OF Men
phis, spent Sc veral days this wee
] with the family of Col. T. E. Vi
r shaw in West Bolivar. We leal
=. that Col. Harry NJ. Hill, so We
known here as an eloquent alto
ney, viii move to St. Louis TO pra,
! tice his profession.
Dupont's Choke Bore Powd
q at Hudson's. Try it and you "
II use no other.
The Wheelers met in regular qua
terly session at the court house {
O. yesterday. The State Commissio
r er, b. M. Hord was unable to ate
II on account of sickness in his fami
and telegraphed to Capt. Sweeto
the secretary, the cause Of his a
= sence.