The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-01-10
MIR G. N ALBRIGHT of Ced

Chapel was in to see us Monday.
He informs US that within radius
of two miles of Cedar Chapel
between seven and nine thousand
pounds of meat have been lost on
account of the continued warm
weather.
County court met last Monday
with a full attendance of the mag
istrates. G. Ii. Anderson was re-
elected chairman for 1890. We
have been unable to get access to
the minutes this week, but our next
issue will contain full proceedings Of
the court.
Mr.. F. NJ. Hooper called on US
us this week and rened his ubscrip-
ton to the BULLETIN. He has been
a subscriber since 1858 with the
exception of year or two during
the war. When he first subscribed
for the paper it was called the OBJ
server and edited by John Nicely.
Capt. j. w. Wilkes, of Cedar
Chapel, was in Bolivar Friday and
honored our sanctum with his pres
ence. If there is q man in Harde-
man county who values horse-flesh
! higher or has better stock than
Capt. Wilkes, be has yet to show
himself. By-the-way, he is keen
for fair next fall.
Squire Carruthers was in to see
US last week. He says sits an i'll
wind that blows nobody any good,
and while the warm weather has
been the cause of a great loss of
meat (from which he himself has
suffered heavily it has been excep-
tionally fine on stock as the condi-
ton of same will prove.
The following named parties
compose the Grand Jury at the
January term, 1890, of Circuit Court:
d J Newbern, Foreman, james
Bailey, Frank Dun bar, Thos. Fl
Foote, E Klzer, w I'll Nuckolls, j
N Hillhouse, Robert Galloway, w
81 Tate, w A FL Weatherly, VIM.
Walton, q M Nolen, j @ Jacks
son.
Quite a number of our friends
have come in this week and renewed
their subscriptions TO this paper.
They all speak in complimentary
terms of the BULLETIN and prove
by their acts that they desire to see
it succeed. The management is
grateful for the kind words aud SUBJ
! stantial aid, and will use every effort
to merit the patronage of the public.
From an advertisement which
appears elsewhere IN this issue of
the paper it will be seen tina. the
spring term of St. James Hall
commences on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 29th. We are glad to state
that this school Is in very pros
| porous condition, under the prlnci-
) palship of Miss. S. NJ. LEVIN, as
sisted by five other teachers of expe-
; rience.
Petit Jury at Jan. Term Of
Circuit Court: T E Webb, w w
. Jones, j Fl Chester, j Cox, w A
Moore, RIM Wright, r B Ray.
Robt. Usserry, j r Jenkins,
L E Whittenton, John Kenny, j
E Conner, j A Wellons, w H Sass
ser, G H Donaldson, r K Howell
s Il Baker, w D Newsom, @ N
Wellons, L j Fleet, sam Fleet, j
: r Mckinney.
We announce this week, Mr.
F. M. Hooper as candidate fol
Tax Assessor of Hardeman county
at the coming August election. Mr.
!, Hooper was candidate for this of
s fee at the last election ana received
o flattering vote. He has been |
d citizen of the county for fifty-eigh
;, years, and for fifty-two years of tina
+ time has been an invalid, havinl
n lost the use of his right leg by
$ spell of typhoid fever. He promis
If es to fill the office satisfactorily
!, elected, and asks that the peopl,
n consider his claims.
:, Jimmie, the little three yea