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

new dOOuS ana much cheaper than
before. Call and see them before
buying. SAVAGE & EMERSON.
Mr.. A, S. NuckoIls, OF Toone,
graduated this week from the bus
mess college of Prof. H. O. Jameson
at jackson. with the highest hons
ers, and will no doubt sustain the
reputation of this deservedly popu-
lar institution, which is fast taking
rank among the foremost colleges in
the South.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church Will spread a bOunteous sup
per tonight at the McNeal build
ings. Oysters in every style will be
served cheap. There will also be a
grand floral display. Roses and
chrysanthemums in endless variety
will adorn the tables. The object OF
the entertainment and supper is to
raise money for benevOIent objects.
Two OF the boss farmers Of No
4 We're IN town on business Satur-
day. They wear the belt. We re-
fer to Miles Mitchell and r. D.
Whitley. BY intelligent cultiva-
ton and liberal manuring Of the
soil these gentlemen make from
twelve to fifteen barrels Of corn to
/ the acre, besides enormous crops Of
clover, wheat and cotton.
&C. s. Hook & Co., jewellers,
285 Main ST., Memphis, have one
Of the most beautiful and attractive
stores in the city, filed with hand~
some goods which they offer at low
prices. They have just commenced
business and everything about the
establishment IS new. Old gold,
silver and jewelry Will be taken IN
exchange for any article in stock.
= When you are in Bolivar drop
N at George NJ. Warren's saloon
on the west side Of the square and
sample some cf his pure articles Of
whisky. +
-Yarbrough & Bradford, at
Toone, have replenIshed their stock
of staple and fancy groceries and are
now ready for the fall trade. The
members of this firm are active
young business men, who keep up
with the times and propose TO sell
goods as low as any frst-class house
can afford, allowing a living margin.
Mrs. Sarah Harklns, the ven
cradle widow of the late Hugh Haro
kins is visiting relatives IN Bolivar.
This most estimable lady since the
death of her hus band has been hv-
ing with her children IN Jackson
and Medon. We trust she may see
/ her way clear to return to her old
? home where she will always find
friends and welcome.
The following story was told US
by a gentleman from HoOne this
: week; 'FMr. Jack Overton was out
In the field digging potatoes recent
: ly and had his dog with him. While
he went to dinner the dog wander
e ed off in the bottom. On his return,
he found fine fat 'possum buried
: in the ground with his head stick
: ing out, within few feet of where
he left his hoe.
A serious accident occurred
! near Toone on /. @. r. r. last Sat
urday. The bridge across a small
: creek gave way precipitating siz
freight cars into the ditch and Injur,
? ing the conductor. The road was
blocked for about twelve hours anC
thirty or forty trains on either side
s Of the wreck were massed on The
2 nearest side tracks, When thu
: track was cleared the smoke and
s noise of so many passing train
/ was almost unbearable.
{ After all 1t seems our Baptis
friends are to be disappointed il
- obtaining the pastoral services o
d Rev. Mr.. Sproles. We copy tn
o following from the Upton Record
I'VE are requested to give notice
that from this date, there will be
preaching at the Baptist church il
l. Covington every Sunday morning
I. and night. Prayer meeting ever
n Tuesday night as usual. Mr.
Al Sproles, who had some thought o
a leaving, has concluded to remain
y here as pastor of this church,
Il Savage q Emerson have the fines
stock of Holiday Goods, Weddin
# Presents etc, in Bolivar. Do no
/. buy until you haYe looked through
g their stock,
p The BULLETIN is under obliRa
; tons to Mrs, Mary Wells for a mag
< nifcent basket of the rarest an
$ choicest flowers. Pansies, daisei
roses, geraniums, lilies, verbenas
"A chrysanthemums and Ylolets In end
. less variety compose this beautiiJ
- boquet and attest the refinement
. skill and good heart of this mo;
estimabIe ladv, who takes so niue
pleasure IN selecting and raisin
e. these emblems of all Ihat is pur
= and beautiful,
- The Craddock Circle met 8
- Mrs. Kate Smiths Tuesday for re
- organization and the transaction
- other business. Miss frankie SmIt
was elected President, vice Mrs. Pi
ser Miller Jr. resigned and Mi
of Minnie Nicely was elected secretaT
of and treasurer, vice Miss Nellie Wa