The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-11-15

Mr.. Eli Spurlin, a pleasant and
joyiaI gentleman and one of the
leading citizens Of Pine Top, made
US call this week,
Bring your jug to town and
have it filled at George NJ. Warren's
saloon. His goods are pure and
unauthorized, +
The @heelers had a leusing
meeting at the Court Hou Sc Yester-
day, They are cheerful and happy
although crops are light.
Pew. Mr.. Bozeman, Of the
Southwestern Baptist University,
will occupy the pulpit at the Bap-
fist church in Bolivar Sunday.
We had the pleasure of a visit
yesterday from Mr.. r, III. Powell,
of the Middleton neighborhood, one
of the leading farmers of the county.
-Rheuben Daugherty Esq Lead
ing citizen and justice of the peace
from the Salisbury district gave
the BULLETIN a pleasant call yes
terday,
The charming little English
soubrette Gypsy Warde and her
superb company of comedians at
the opera house Wednesday IN
"Cad the TombOy."
When you are in Bolivar drop
in at George M. Warren's saloon
on the west side of the square and
sample some cf his pure articles of
whisky. +
-Messrs. L. J. Jackson d Sons
have recently established saw mill
on Porter's Greek, 10 the 18th dis
trict about ten miles from Bolivar.
Orders will receive prompt attention.
Alexander, the plasterer who
had the contract for plastering the
asylum, was recalled from Savannah
Monday to repair the damage done
by the water from the bursted tank.
MIR. @. d. Brown, of jackson,
representing that reliable manufac-
turing establishment, Southern En-
CINE and Boiler Works. was in Boil
ivar Tuesday on business.
Rev. w. @. Alexander will
preach at Shandy next Sabbath
morning, but will preach in the
Presbyterian church in Bolivar
Sunday night at z o'clock.
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
Toilet sets sold at reduced rates
at j. II. Johnson's. +
Some hungry fellow hected an
entrance through tie cellar door in
to the grocery store Of Alvin War
rem last Wednesday night and help.
ed himself to some canned goods
and several small articles.
DR.. Jones Is getting his corps
of assistants at the asylum we'll or
ganized and every thing is beng
prepared for the reception and com
Portable accommodation of our un.
| fortunate insane.
Mrs. w. A. Barnes died a
the residence of her husband il
district No. u, on thursday last af
ter a long and painful illness. She
was a daughter of JnO. A, Bake
Esq, and an excellent lady. Thu
family have our heartfelt sympa
thy.
If you are in Memphis anC
want to find your Hardeman county
friends go to Gaston's Hotel OF
Court street-they generally maxi
that headquarters, and by-the-way
no better place can be found in TIT
city 60 stop at.
II have a large stock of Schoo
Books and Stationery and will sci
them cheap. b. V. HUDSON.
The President has appointed
the 28th Thursday of Novembe
as a National thanksgiving. We
ought to observe 1t. We have much
to be thankful for, and not the leas
tor the defeat Of the republicans II
the late elections.
The Methodist Conference viii
soon determine who is to succeed
Rev. Samuel L. Jewell, Pastor Q
the Methodist church here. Thi
gentleman though quite young i
conceded to be a profound theologial
and one of the most promising
preachers in the church. He ha
many friends here who will regret t
see him removed,
The cotton bagging seems
have been abandoned. The cottO
marketed here is nearly all wrappe
in jute bagging. We never coul,
see the wisdom of discarding iut
when cotton bagging was more cost
ly and lighter. The heavier tn
wrapping the better for the farmer
because the wrapping is paid for a
the same price the cotton commands
while the price paid for the wral
ping is about halt per pound wha