The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1889-05-24
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week at the residence of Il. r. Black,
Esq, w. L. Cearley officiating.
They will leave on the 25th for
their future home in Missouri.
The Hardeman County Wool
en- Mills, formerly wned by Jones
Bros, is now owned and run by MIR.
Charlie Kidd, of Bolivar, who will
c ard your wool on shares or you
can make arrangements to pay for
it by the pound. Carding IS always
promptly done and satisfaction CIV
en-.
-Mr.J. r. Miller, of Cedar Chap
el. entered his fine mare, Ruphia'
in the races at CoYIngton last week
and took second money. Mr.. Mil
Ter, it is said, could easily have
come under the wire first; but for
reasons of his own preferred second
place. He has a fine animal, and
she was much admired by the judg-
es of horseflesh.
Your attention is called to al
advertisement in this paper of A: /.
Evans & Co., Chicago, H., who
are offering a complete set OF faml-
| " scales for 98cts. This extremely
low price IS made to get new GUS
toners, for to every one to whom a
set of scales is sold they mail their
catalogue. giving full description
ard wholesale prices of watches,
| jewelry. sewing machines, books
and a large vaaiety OF useful house
hold articles. They give such IN
questioned bank references as should
insure every one that the firm is
entirely reliable
Last Saturday night the store
house of Arnett & Co. was broke
oLen. MIR. T. T. Mauldin who is a
clerk in the storep lett about half
past nine and was gone about one
or two hours: On returning he I'M
locked the door and when he went
TO lock II on the inside he found the
lock broken, he Immediately struck
a light and went to the back Of the
store where he found the thief haC
gone out at the window. He got on
Inv one dollar money. The same
night Mr.. j. NJ. Morris kitcher
was bros en- open aud all the Sun
dav dinner was stolen.
Mr.. IRE Baxter, ii Nashville
Tenn, will sel,a grand lot of stocE
a his Naplcwo"d farm, June il
An extra choice cuilection of trot
D ters-flIes by Lufeld, Pancoast
Wedgewuol ami other such horst
q from goJl mares also brood mare
in loal to Wvdgcwood AMI with foai
= at side by this gram horse a ie'
choic, young sta lions by Nutwoc
and Wrdsew DnI, and three hand
, some young Clydesiale stations
Over thirty head of superior HoI
J. stein cattle. with large tests an
from the best of families. Man
cows Of this herd testnE lrpm 10
"a pounds of pultrr IN a week. AIS
a fine selection of JERSEYS. All VIII
ne may attend the sale will be we
cared for at Maplewood, and 1T WI
a. well pay for the trip to see Mr.. Ba
ter's highly-improved farm, co
ofl veniently arranged barnes al
!, model COW house and DAIRY, and
successful siio. See advertisement
K this issue and send tor catalogue.
The Grand Junction Sew
#. Pine and Fire Brick Co. are Pu
N. ting up an extensive plant at Ora
Junction under the supervision
Mr.. r. B. King, who is a chem
=. and geologist and thoroughly L
derstand4 the value of the dillert
kinds Of clay they have the
Pc While at grand Junction one d
to LIST week Mr. King showed ms O.
the grounds, which are situated 6
IN, m,e s,nlh a. Grand Junction.
var company bought IS acres of
land about twelve months q
- which contains inexhaustable b
of the best fi-e brick and sewer !
clay IN the world. The clay is {
valuable Gnr the mixing of pair
last LARGE quantities OF which have /
VIII sold for that purpose. The eng
and brick machine that is now b.
to put up is in few feet of the |
the R.R. The cay bed is about
,-aa feet from the machine under
hill or bluff. An incline rac
to be built running from the
no' chine to the bed of clay where
tue will be loaded and run up by C
ayes A similar road will be built on
next other side of the railroad to I
the sand OF which they have
rand greatest abundance. This san,
- Of considered very valuable, many
work loads of il has been soid in \
him phis AMI other clIies for plast
purpnerS. Having both sand
wish clay ci SUI er'or qu"ii'Y al