The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-02
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gould is visiting relatives in Harde-
man.
Mrs. w. Fl. Evans and chill
dIen spent several days in Bolivar
recently,
MIR. Frank Chapman OF Con-
necticut, has bought Sheriff Foote'S
fine horse.
Misses Ida Tome and Matte
Bray of Toone, were in the city
Tuesday.
Miss Norment Of Whiteville,
is visiting Miss Pheraby Shaw
Somerville Reporter.
John Caruthers, son of Esquire
Caruthers, was thrown from horse
Friday and badly hurt.
Miss Josie Grey, of Shandy,
was in the city this week visiting
the family of j. l.. Foete.
MIR. James Hundley informs
us that there is a good deal of sick
ness in his neighborhood.
For the finest Perfumes, soaps,
Toilet Articles, ETC., call on
may-2 MooRMAN d Co.
Mr.. Paul T. Jones and family
will leave soon Tor Ccrinth, where
they will reside in future,
Misses Maud PIrtle and Mary
Ella Anderson, of Toone. visited
relatives in Bolivar this week.
School Books. Stationery, Pens,
Inks, etc., in great variety and as
cheap as the cheapest at Hudson's.
Mrs. Guy and daughter, Mrs.
J. T. Lowe, of salisbury, have
been OH an extended visit to Texas
for several weeks.
Bishop Quintard arrived yes
terday evening on his annual visit
to st. James Parish. He will re-
main here to-day.
Misses Lizzie McDougal and
May Dunlap, of Grand Junction,
have been visiting Mrs. j. d, Cas-
selberry.
Seventeen cases are docketed
to be tried at this term of circuit
court, five Of which were continued
from last term.
Mrs. w. l.. Barrett, who has
been sick for some time has recov-
cred and is now on a visit to rela-
tives in Holly Springs.
Mr.. George Warren, and wife
and Mrs. H. D. True returned Sat
urday from months visit to Hot
Springs much improved in health,
Col. Josiah Patterson, candi-
date for governor, will be in Boil
var on Saturday, May 81, 1890,
and will speak at courthouse at 2
O'Clock, pm.
The first shipment of straw
berries we have heard of this sea-
son was made from Grand Junction
seven days ago by Esq. Morris to a
Chicago firm.
Boyd Wynn has erected a
new store house between the one he
now occupies and the depot at
Whiteville, which will be used for
grocery store.
IN. g. Nuckoil's thoroughbred
mare, Lady Lancaster, by import
ed Huraugh, dropped a fine fllly
colt ON the 25th, 10y John Harper,
he by Longtellow.
Austin Miller and wife return
ed Tuesday evening from Nash
vile. Mr.. Miller says the govern
or will be here about the 22nd of
May to receive the Asylum.
Rev. w. G. Alexander lea yes
tomorrow to take part in installa-
ton service at Mt. Carmel, Upton
county. There will be no preaching
at Presbyterian church here Sum
day.
MIR. Leach, of Dakota, is here
lookeng al our beautiful south and
expresses himself as we'll pleased.
He has determined to leave the
country of tlIzzards and come dow n
where the sun shines.
MIR. d. G. Wells of Grand
Junction, one of the most popular
young men In this county, was mar
ried Tuesday evening at Stanton to
Miss Katie May Hicks, a young
lady of remarkable beauty and rare
accomplishments. The BULLETIN
extends congratulations.
Are you going to paint your house?
If so, Norman 81 Co.'S Is the best
place you can find to buy material
| for the purpose. Mixed Paints,