The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-05-09

Bolivar on the 18TH. has been Indef-
inItelY postponed. We are sorry to
state that Mr.. DumbeIl is troubled
with a serious throat affection and
the doctors of New York have adj
vised him to abstain from the use
of his voice for months.
Postmaster T. M. Patrick has
the following letters remaining I'M
called for in his Office. which will
be sent to the dead letter office at
Washington within thirty days:
L. A. Alexander, Jacob Babs, Lucy
Brldy, Ed Carol, Mile Greedy,
Harry jackson, Cathran Reid, L. s
Rumbley, Lizzie Reeve, Strouse
& Bro, Ada McKinnie, B. F.
WhitesidQs, j. F. Williams, Jim
Shorty.
1T is reported that new sched-
ule will go into effect on the M. d
G. road Monday. The train now
leaving Memphis at 10 o'clock, am.
will leave after Monday at 3 O'clock
a. m, arriving at Grand Junction in
time to place the daily papers OH
the north and south bound trains of
the /. G. The convenient connec-
ton afforded by the present sched-
ule for Memphis passengers, we fear
will no longer exist.
Following are the names of those
who compose the Grand Jury for
the May term Of the Circuit Court:
Eli Spurlin Fore man. A. G. helms,
w. d. Siler, j. o. Moore, 7. Erwin,
]. Nj. Avent. j. j. Young, H. j.
Rainey, j. L. Morrow, B. Z. Rees,
NJ. III. Jernigan, T. N. Prewitt,
Thomas j acskon-Petit Jury: j. M.
T. Cox, H. t. Dick, w. P.
Macon, ST., George Lambert, r. q.
Day. III. o. Avenr, w. T. Duncan,
j. B. Shearin, J. H. Doyle, John
A. Cox, 7. q. Spight. Ii. F. Wilson
q. I'll. Wyatt.
Col. Josiah Patterson, candi-
date for governor, was here last
Saturday. An appointment was
made for him to speak at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon, but on account of
the primary election being In prog
ress his friends thought it best for
him TO return at some other time
and address the people, which he
agreed to do. Notice of his ap-
pcintment will he made through
the columns of this paper. Col.
Patterson has MANY friends in our
county, who recognize in him 6.
man of ability, He is conduct ing
this canvass on clean. square ba-
SIS, advocating only democratic
principles. He has recently res
turned from East and Mnld Ten
nessee, where he met with success
and encouragement.
Are you going to paint your house?
IF so, Norman IL Co.'s Is the hest
place you can find to buy material
for the purpose. Mixed Paints,
White Lead. Lindseed OIL, COIors
in OIL, Paint Brushes, all of the
the best quality, kept constantly
hand.
The Western Hospital for the
Insane was recently the recipient of
a splendid pipe organ from the M.
E. Church South, at Browns vile,
and the express company, actuated
by the same spirit that prompted
the gift, delivered the instrument
free of charge to their office at this
place. Such considerate banevo-
lence on the part of the humane
christians comprising the organiza-
ton at Brownsville is commendable
In the highest degree. Their exam
pie is worthy of imitation and should
be followed, not only 10y organized
bodies of christians, but by philan-
thropists all over the country.
From their abundance they could
make many contributions in pict-
ares. books, papers, periodicals.,
instruments, including one
or more pianos, all of which would
add much to the pleasure of the
class of our fellow cit
lzens, for whose benefit the instltu-
ton was built and is being operated.
We are informed that about
one hundred men will be employed
by Col. Wallace, the proprietor of
the stave factory, and that his pay
roll will amount to $4,000 a month.
If we only had roller Touring mill
which would induce the farmers to
raise wheat to be marketed during
the months of July and August,
the season of the year when money
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