The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-08


fre-backs of these stoves are war
ranted to last fifteen years. T
Capt. w. A. Ross and his ac-
daughter, Miss Prlscils
la, accompanied by Mrs. Blakely,
paid the BULLETIN Office a very
pleasant visit last Monday.
Mr.. John Holmes of Hickory
Valley died last Monday of typhoid
fever. lie was a young man Of
much promise and his death is deep
ly regretted.
Little Katie Hubbard the
beautiful daughter of Capt, Hub
bard had a severe congesuve chill
Sunday, We are glad to learn that
she has entirely recovered,
DIR. S. Dickson willbe at Grand
Junction on Wednesday and Thurs
day. Nov. 18th and 14th. Those in
need of dental work will take notice
and meet him at that time and place.
Il have a large stock of School
Books andStatiOnery and will sell
them cheap. b. V. HUDSON.
Col. lOd Moore of VildO and
Geo. NJ. Nolen Of POcahontas were
summoned to jackson to attend as
Jurors on the Federal Court. Col.
Moore was excused from serving.
Mr.. George Estine Harris and
Miss Josie Smith Of Lamar, Miss,
were married at the Bolivar Hotel
last Monday morning at $50 o'clock.
DIR. D. j. Newbern Officiated in his
happy and graceful style.
Rev. w. G. Alexander and
Rev. w. S. Cochran are IN attend~
ance upon the Synod of Memphis at
Collierville. They will return IN
time to fill their regular Sunday ap~
pointments.
DIR. J. D. Sasser, Col j. w.
Wilson and Mr.. r. II. Powell, three
of the leading citizens of Middle
ton we're IN town on business Mon
day. They confirm the report of
short crops in South Hardeman.
just received at j. H. john
sons large lot of toilet sets, which
will be sold at low figures. +
Col. Farley, the popular and
efficient clerk of the county court,
went to Salisbury Saturday to sell
the lands of the late +. b. Lowe.
Satisfactory prices were obtained
aggregating $4,000.
Mr.. D. WinbOru of Duck Hill
Miss, has been appointed section
master on the ]. q. r. r. at Boil
var in place of Mr.. Stewart who
has accepted a higher position al
Water Valley.
w. F. Alexander the leading
shoe merchant Of jackson came
over to visit friends and see the In
sane Hospital Sunday, He wa
amazed at the size and beauty of thu
building and grounds.
! Gold Pens, Vases, Albums, Cup
and Saucers and a thousand pretty
things cheap at Hudson's. +
1t is surmised that less thar
forty<five indictments will be found
against the road Overseers of Har-
deman county at the next term o
the circuit court for neglect to keel
their roads in repair and good con
dition.
Hon. w. A. Caru theirs ha
gone to Union City to attend In,
sale of the effects of his brother-ln
law, Col. jackson. MIR. Caruther
expects to purchase a fine importe'
Spanish Jacl and some fine cattl
for his farm west of town.
We hope our friends who aIe in
depted to us will no. forget to call an
sttle with us as we need money t
pay our bills.
: SAVAGE q EMERSON.
"A grand concert under the d
: rection of Miss Mueller, Of S
James Hall will be given very 500
at the opera house. The best loo;
talent will assist. Miss Mueller is
, graduate of the Berlin Conservator
of Music and possesses rare musica
talent.
We are requested to state tha
visitors Will positI vely be refused az
mission to the West Tennessee Ho
pital until its completion. Arrang,
Q ments are now being made to re
, ceive the inmates, and the worE
men cannot be annoyed by visitor!
This is final and applies to all.
George M, Warren's is hes
: quarters for wines, WHISTLES, cigar
and tobacco. If you want a plea
ant drink go and see him; he know
! how to mix it. T
Col. Martin Moore of Whit
willie was IN Bolivar Friday ming
= ling with his many friends. II
a Col. is one Of the oldest and me
a successful farmers in this who
4 country. He still retains the vigC
of his earlier years and IS as spry {
a boy,
! Mrs. w. I. Armistead now
= Memphis Tenn, but formerly