The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-09
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cheap as the cheapest at Hudson's.
Mr.. J. P. Chambers, who lives
four miles from Hickory Valley,
was in Bolivar yesterday for the
first time in FIVE years.
If you want dental work done
in a skillful manner, meet DIR. S.
Dickson at Hickory Valley on the
18th and 18th of May.
We were shown an ear of corn
by Esq. Knox Tate, the small end
of which was completely covered
with we'll matured grains,
Miss Irene McNeal sung at
Calvary church Sunday and de-
lighted her mauy friends with the
pleasure of her voice.-Appeal.
The candidates who were de-
feated IN the primary, like true de-
mocrats, will abide by Its decision
snd support the nominees of the
party.
Little Nellie Cheshier. FIVE
years old daughter of Louis Chesh-
Ter, decd, fell from a stable loft
last Monday and dlslocated her left
arm and shoulder.
I'VE were the recipients of pleas
ant call from Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
McAnulty and daughter and Mrs,
+. 2. Ferguson last Wednesday, all
of Hickory Valley.
e. P. McNeal's celebrated ami
NAL Phenella, is the mother of
fine horse colt, one week old, which
measured at birth forty and one half
inches. Sire, "W. P"
will Newbern, of Hickory
Valley, is the owner of one of the
finest colts in the county, out of
his thorouhbred mare by Capt.
Mack" whose sire was "Nutwood."
full brother to maud 81
Bishop Quintard was here last
week and confirmed a class of five at
ST. Phillips church, colored. He
left Friday morning for Columbia.
He will return during the month,
an announcement of which will be
made through these columns.
Mr.. Charlie Newbern who has
been for some time clerklng for
Barrett Brothers has accepted a
position as clerk for ID. r. Dur
rett. His many friends will be pleas
ell 10 know that he has declined the
idea of leaving Bolivar.
Don't fail to use Hudson's Elec-
irIc Liniment II you want to be
cured of Rheumatism, SpraIns,
Bruises, etc.
cold Hickory" the proposed
new hUtel, is at last to materallze.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars have
been secured in Memphis and the
balance of the capital will be- taken
by home people. Work will begin
in a few weeks.-Jackson Wing.
"A stock company will be or
ganized here to-day, with $4,000
capital, for the purpose of repairing
all kinds of machinery. This IS bet-
Ter than allowing our farmers to
send to st. Louis for such things.
We wish the company good success.
-Covington Record.
MIR. Thomas Jones, who left
our county a few weeks ago for
Memphis, met with a painful acct
dent lately. While working at
the carpenters trade recently, a
large piece of timber fell on one of
bis feet, MASKING il badly. He re-
turned to Bolivar Wednesday even
ing.
The Dyersburg merchants have
entered into an agreement to close
their business houses at z o'clock
every evening, except Saturday,
from now until the first of Septem-
Der. This is done in order that the
clerks may be able to get little
fresh air during the spring and
summer months. Gazette.
For the finest Perfumes, soaps,
Toilet Articles, etc, call on
may-2 MooRMAN d Co.
The Corinth Herald speaks in
high terms OF the Alcorn Wooden
Mills and compliments the man.
agement on the success of the en-
terprise. Messrs Jones Bros. are the
proprietors, formerly of Bolivar,
and their numerous friends here
will always be glad TO hear OF their
good fortune.
The mission which Rev. @, w.