The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-04-18
Ayers Sar

Western Union Telegraph Office at
Memphis.
Mr.. McClOud and wife, of Hen
derson, have been visiting DIR. Moor
mans family this week.
Cotton seed of the finest variety
and at your own price at Barrett
Brothers. Call early.
Fresh, genuine Tennessee Ger
man Millet for sale at Hudson's,
Mr.. George Newbern of Tren-
ton was here on visit to his pa
rents this week.
MIR. w. H. Harrison and lady
of Me1on, visited their 500. Mr..
Jim Harrison, Sunday.
Buy your School Books, Station.
cry. etc., from Hudson, where you
can get them cheap,
MIR. Thomas Richardson, one
of this county's most substantial
tanners, called to see US Monday.
The BULLETIN returns thanks
to Rev. w. S. Cochrane, clerk of
Presbytery, for cOurtesies extended.
For the finest Perfumes, Soaps,
Toilet Articles, etc., call on
MooRMAN IL Co.
Primary or no primsry-that is the question;
Whether tits nObler in the mind to support the
democratic committee
Or to take up arms against their action
And by opposing rui n the party.
Ay, there's the rub.
is it not much better to be
beaten before the primary election
than to spend three months more in
electipneerlhg and then meet with
the same tate
On Monday last we received a
pleasant call from Misses Althea
Lambert, of Kansas City, Hattie
Lambert of Jackson and Mary
Lambert of this city.
Will Chism, colored, was ar
rested by Marshal Perry Monday
night and placed in Jail for carrying
a pistol. He was released Tues
day morning on $3.50 bond.
The "Senora," the best five cent
cigar in the world, at Norman d
Cos. Their imported ten cent ci-
gar cannot be surpassed.
Thomas, the infant child of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A.Thomas, died on 18th
at their home near Hickory Vail
ley, and was buried at Middleburg
on Monday following.
Leon Trousdale, Jr., of Nash
vile, was here Sunday on visit to
his relatives, Mrs. Alice Hardaway
and family. Mr.. Trousdale is clerk
in Comptroller Aliens Office. He
returned Monday, carrying with
him little Morgan Hardaway.
No other seed on the market
superior to Peterkin's. Call on
Barrett Brothers for prices.
Buy your Millet Seed from Moor
man IL Co., and get fresh Tennessee
grown seed. Out seeds are perfec-
thy reliable.
Mrs. Swink, mother of Messrs.
Tip and George w, Swink. OF
Medon, died Sunday morning at an
advanced age. She spent a useful
life and her memory will be cher
lshed by hosts of friends.
Mr.. Aleck Yopp, of Paragould,
was over this week shaking hands
with his legion of friends. A more
popular man never lived in Harde-
man county than AIeck Yopp, and
our people are always glad to see
him.
"A representative of the stave
factory was here this week making
arrangements to have stave bolts
hauled to this place. Owing to
high water, the machinery will not
arrive until the middle of next
month.
B. V. Hudson has good stock
of Drugs, Toilet Articles, etc., and
sells them cheap. Call on him.
| MIR. F. P Miller died last Sat-
urday at his home in the 9Th dis
trict and his remains were inferred
in Mount Vernon Cemetery on the
following Sunday. Mr.. Miller wa;
good citizen and a consistent
member of the Baptist church,
DIR. S. Dickson authorizes US
to state that he will be at Grand
Junction on the 22rd and Oath
and at Whiteville on the 2Sth and
Goth. He invites those in need O.
dental work to meet him at the
above times and places.
The cotton raised from the
Peterkin seed always sells for {