The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-29

No physician in the county car
practice medicine without a certlf.
cate and this must be procured be-
fore the 3rd of December. Remem-
Der tins, and if you have not already
procured one do so at once.
For a delightful meal at a mod.
crate price, GastOn's Hotel in Mem,
phis Is unsurpassed; at least the
people in this neck of the woods are
of that opinion, for they always stop
there.
The schedule is now so chang
ed that passen gers can leave Boil
var for Memphis st 4;21 P. NJ. MAX
ing close connection at Holly Springs
and arriving at Memphis at 8 P. II,
1t is a great convenience to our peo-
pie.
When you are 10 Bolivar drou
in at George M. Warren's saloon
on the west side of the square and
sample some of his pure articles OF
" Risky. +
Rev. w. III. Evans the new
minister preached at the Methodist
church last Sunday, morning and
night. We trust his services may
be acceptable and successful among
our people. He will also supply
the Methodist church at Grand
Junction.
R. L. Lightfort & Co., the re-
liable and responsible jewellers of
Bolivar, will in a few days receive
their holiday goods. These goods
have been selecUei with judgment
and care, and are espe cially suita>
BILE for their trade. Call and see
them before buying elsewhere.
If you are in need Of Drugs, School
Books, Stationery, Palnt~, Oils, VIM
dow Glass etc, buy them from Saw
age d Emerson as they al the low
est ON prices.
One of the Iunatics while being
transferred from the cars to the ve>
hicle to go to the Asylum, sarcastic
cally remarked to the peering CT ovid
standing near: "Damned cheap
show gentlemen" That fellow ought
to be discharged at once. He's no
lunatic.
The young ladies of Bolivar are in
active preparation for a grand con-
cert at the opera house at an early
date. A brilliant treat is IN store
for our citizens. We have a num-
Der of amateur artists not inferior
to professionals, who will take prom
Inent parts in the exercises.
We hope our friends who are in
depted to us will no: forget to call and
sttle with us as we need money to
pay our bills.
SAVAGE & EMERSON.
Madison Brown, who was sent
to the insane asylum at Nashville
thirtY-fve wears ago from this coun~
tyNwas among the insane patients
brought here last Friday. lie looks
remarkably well and is very feshy
presenting quite a contrast to most
of the patients who seem to be thin
and delicate.
-Jno. r, Mckinnie, ESQ.,, of
district No. 2, was in Monday to
bid on the contract to supply the
insane asylum with beef. Mr.. Nc
Kinnie has turned his large plaDta-
ton into splendid stock farm and
his blOOded sheep, swine and cattle
are found to be much more profta-
bic than cotton raising.
"A party of Greene countians
left yesterday morning to visit their
old homes in Hardeman county,
tennessee. Mrs. A. F. Yopp, Mrs.
DR.. Craig, Miss Lucy Newsome,
Andrew Webb and lady composed
the party. 1t will be a happy
reunion fOS them with their many
friends in old Tennessee,-Para-
gould Press.
Savage &Emerson have the finest
stock of Holiday Goods, Wedding
Presents etc, in Bolivar. Do not
buy until you haYe looked through
their stock,
The Memphis and Avent Ken
mel, as usual, took the first prizes at
the recent contests at HighPoint N.
e. Perhaps no bird dogs on the
continent are equal to those bred
and trained by our friend J. M.
Avent at Hickory Valley. Some of
his kennel are held at high figures.
A first class setter will command |
more in the market than a negro |
would before the war.
The Southern Engine & Boiler
Works, of Jackson again solicit the |
trade of this section through the |
columns of the BULLETIN. They |
keep in stock all kinds of engines |
and boilers, aud repair machinery
of every description. If any thing |
gets out of fix about your machin~
cry, send 1t up to them; the charges
will be moderate and very little time |
will be lost,
George NJ. Warren's is head |
quarters for wines, WHISTLES, cigars,
and tobacco. If you want a pleas
ant drink go and see him; he knows |
how to mix it. :