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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-27
Farmers realize that but one grade
of Lubricating oil is cheap and That is
the best. Kept only at
WARREN & UUNISTON'S.

MARRIED.-At the brides home in
Window, MIMI, on March rs, 1890,
Rev. Ira N. Goodell, of Fairfax, to
Miss Jessie Il. Cutler, Rev. H. J. Har.
rington officiating clergyman.
Rev. Goodell is quite we'll Known
more NJ. e. Church last year, and his
mahy friends join III wishing them u
long and useful life.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-27

Our paper has arrived ard We can
show you the finest s.lections Of wall
paper ever brought into the city ut
prices within the react. Of everybody.
Come early aud pick out your pal terus.
WARREN s. HuMIsrON.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-27

We shall be pleased to give fyu g
on any lumber bills that may he
brought us and will meet the prices of
the lowest.
NAMAKAGON LUMBER Co.
Cranberries 10 cents per quart, at
MCMANUs and BLY'S 25tf
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"SAC, 90 'o "oo tooI"s W. sh0 ASNH''
more NJ. e. Church last year, and his
mahy friends join III wishing them Il
long and useful life.
Messrs Holmes and Graves have
been doing Il good evan gelistic work
in Worthington for week or two,
holding meetings in the Y. P. g. A.
Rooms and on Sunday evening had a
crowded house at Masonic Hall. They
held services III the county Jail. and III
every way have endeavored to do good.
They are excellent singers. and are
very earnest in their religious talks
and efforts. They go to the northern
part of the state for Il few days. work,
and from thence will 60 to attend the
Institute to be held in the early part
of April in Chicago, by the great
Evangelist. d. l.. Moody.
HOME SEEKERS EXC RsloNs!
On April 22nd, and May Goth, the
Burlington. Cedar Rapids & Northern
Railway will sell Home Seekers Elk
cursion tickets from all stations Oh it's
line south of and including Vinton, to
all stations OH its line north Of and in
Guiding Iowa Falls, in Iowa, Minneso-
tn. and South Dakota, at rate of one
fare for the round trip. Tickets will
he made good for return passage thirty
days from date of sale, aud good for
st"p-over at any point north Of Iowa
Falls, either going or returning. For
further information, enquire IF any
ticket agent of this railway, or
j. E. HANNEGAN.
6. r. g. =. A.
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ECONOMICAL len!

AK your dealer for I'd. L. Hunf3ey & Op.'e
HONEST Clothing. If our goods ofo net IN
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-27

oO1ASAV OANO1o AOA AIC"IS ~ DCilDcL
Deborning Fluid. This Fluid is to be
used to prevent tho growth of the
horns in young cattle. Humane stock
,raisers will use this painless method of
gtehorning. The Fluid is warranted to
40 what it promises 80
The Champion Binders, Mowers and
Reapers have been on the market for
about forty yeBrs, and are recognized
as the standard for excellence in all
that gOestO make first class Harvesting
Machinea. The Warder, Bushnell Il
Glessner Company, the sole manufac-
turers, commenced the business in
1850 in one small wooden building.
Now their plant consists of twenty
brick buildings, each as large rs An
ordinary factory factory, and covers
forty acres. First class machines, and
wise and liberal methods have placed
this company in the front rank of
American manufacturers. They are
recognized as wide awake, shrew(l ad.
vertisers also, and we are gratified at
their selection of our paper "a an I'D
vertisinR medium to reach the Rest
farmers in this locality. We welcome
them to our columns. ~ :.
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SALEOF STATELANDs

DANIEL RoHRER. Atty. for Administrator.
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The morning call., 1890-05-25
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE,

FL MoRo-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
II limited number OF lots blocks and 5-acre
tracts IN the beautiful seaside resort of FL Moro
San Louis OOispo County, at extremely low rates.
I'll Moro is situated the shores the lovely land
locked bay and harbor OF the same name being the
only natural harbor on the coast between san Fran
CISCO and san Diego. This elegant resort Is on the
surveyed line OF two railroads. and is destined to
become one of the fav0rites OF the coast Full par
ticuiarS and prices at our office by mail To par
ties seeking health pleasure resort In an I'M
equaed climate, fine bathing facilities best of hunt
Ing, fishing and boating this is opportunity sell
dom offered to procure at small cost lovely loca-
tion for home. CALIFORNIA LAND ASSOCIA-
TION. 634 Market ST. my25 tt
GIHNn MILES FROM LIVERMoRE ALA
u OOU. media County: 100 acres piow land. 8
In orchard and vineyard; house. barn and farming
tools. IL. HURSkY sos Clay ST., Room l. rs ST.
sJn OR 40 ACRES LEVEL RICH LAND, ADJOIN-
~ ing town and railroad: very easy terms
BEVAN CO., 3lS kearny St my25 lt*
I IST LANDS FOR SALE; MAP OF STATE IN
~ GUIDED. BEVAN a CO., 3l5 Kearny st. mas lie
The morning call., 1890-05-25
OGDEN REAL ESTATE.

OGDEN, UTAH. is THE GREAT RAILROAD
" and commercial center OF the inter-mountain
country and without rival between Denver and
San Francisco. Fortunes may be made by investing
III ogden real estate now. For maps rculars ETC.,
call or write, G. E. MAYNE 4 CO., 322 Montgomery
ST.. San Francisco Cal. mvl L ~ Srl,rnsa1
The morning call., 1890-05-25

A FEW VERY CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS AT A
bargain for few days; oak-st. station, opposite
Madison Park, and in the immediate nelghborhood
g. Steele, j. NJ. Burlington, C. o. Brigham, II. D.
Bacon, l.. L. Cromwell, George w. Grayson and
many Others. For particulars apply at once to A.
II. BREED & co, 232 Montgomery St, s Il Is LIT
The morning call., 1890-05-25

G10EO LOT ON TTH AND POINT LOBoS
~ 1OOO. ayes. q. Il. UABSEN a CO, Ia Mont
gonery ST. my25 SuTuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

G9u00 GILBERT ST., Mr.. BRANNAN; I'M
SDJVOO. proyementS in tenements, renting
Tor SIS per month; lot 251S0 q. Ii. UMBSEN 4
Co IA Montgomery st. my25 SuIuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GSIn0 PACIFIC HEIGHTSi GREEN ST, Mr..
SO1OU. Scott; lot Slx127 IS to an alley: grand
view Of Golden Gate; great bargain. &. II.
CM&SES ~ CO., Ii Montgomery St n25 SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-05-25

&90D0 Il BARGAIN; LOT 75xl50 ON DOUG
ScOOO lass ST., near Goth. q. IL. UAIBSEN IL
CO, Il Montgomery ST. my25 SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GjS 0OO PINE ST, NEAR FREDERICK: 2
" O'OOO. houses, bringing in a monthly
rental OF SlS2: size of lot S7xlOO. q. II. UMBSEN
d CO., Il Montgomery street. my25 SuTuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

$3.50 I sa on q the E4ds 96 ST. ,6s 6
for building. 6. II. UMBSEN a CO.. IA Moutgom-
cry y. mY25 SuTuIh
The morning call., 1890-05-25

$500 Of abs S ana 3oTa
of 3 rooms; lot S0I122:e. q. H. UMBSEN q CO.
Il Montgomery 81. my25 SuTuTh n
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GdD 0ON MISSION-ST. BUSINESS PROP
u 1O.OOO. erty. lot 95xI60 through TO Minna;
ialr improvements part Of lot vacant. q. Ii. UMB-
The morning call., 1890-05-25

S00 ACRES OF LAND; WILL SELL REASON
SOO ably OF trade for small place near a town:
smiles from Cazadero Station, 8 miles from Fort
Ross Landing and mile from school; carry 100
head OF cattle; well improved; $50 fruit trees and
vineyard; 900 cords OF tan-bark and large quantity
OF redwood; well watered by creeks and springs
~ washington ST. apo Su 6ts
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GJ 600 LOT sOxll4; on 2srH ST, NEAR
~ COO. Diamond. g. H. UMBSEN a Co, IA
MONT omerN 81 nn.l5 Sn,rn1h n
The morning call., 1890-05-25


X Or SALE-BY Won RHElN & CO.. 524 CALI.
fornia ST.. above Montgomery. Offers always re-
spectfully considered.
FOR SALE IMPRnVEn
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GS600 LOT 951lI4: on DAY ST, NEAR
N)OOOO. Dolores. G. h UMBSEN s. CO., Ii
MONTGOMERY mN25 SnTnTh II
The morning call., 1890-05-25

G0Dnn BOYCE ST, NEAR GEARY; NEW
u cOOO. house OF fats OF and rooms each;
lot 25Kl20. u. Ii. UMBSEN q CO., Il Montsom-
cry 81. my25 SuTuIh st
The morning call., 1890-05-25

G2160 GUERRERO ST. NEAR 18th; LoT
~ - IcO. 25N90. Il. Il. UMBSEN q CO, II
Montgomery ST. my25 SuTuTh 1T
The morning call., 1890-05-25

G0D60 4s LOTS AS A WHOLE: on 4OTH
" c-CO' ave, south side. q. ii. UMBSEN &
CO. l. Montgomery ST. my25 SuTuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

OFFERED FOR FEW DAMS sONLY-4 NOR
~ rell place, bet. Hyde andS 4.rkin, Pacific and
Broadway enement property, renting for s36 per
month; lot 66X5S:9, OF which feet Is vacant and
ready to build upon: a splendid Investment For
further particulars. price, ETC., apply to BoVEE,
TOY a. Co, 19 Montgomery ST. my23 St
The morning call., 1890-05-25

&6000 SUFFER- ST, Mr.. WEBSTER; BAY
ID OOOO. window house of rooms ana bath.
lot 2SI55. G. H. UMBSEN d CO.. II Mont gomery
sLTeet, my25 SuTu ID 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

G1S00 liz ACRES; FINE BOTTOM LAND:
W lcOO. adapted to French prunes; only
miles from the prosperous town OF Santa Rosa Ap-
and Market SITS. nIvnI rs
The morning call., 1890-05-25

G1Q 0On THIRD ST., Mr.. FOLSOM; TWO
u O.OOO. houses and lot 251Su; rents for
500. &. H. UMBSEN d CO., il Montgomery
street. my25 SuTurh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GS6OO MINNA ST. NEAR l4TH: 2-SToRY
SCOOU. building in flats, renting Tor $50 per
month; lot 50xS0. q. Ii. UMBSEN a Co. ID Mont
gomery ST. my25 SuTuTh st
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GQS0 EACH: SANCHEZ ST, L. SIDE, BET
u OOO Liberty and Doth sts.; 2 lots, 2S:6xlO5
each; very cheap. ROBERT J. MERCER, 5l3 Call
fornia street. my25 SuWeSu 1t
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GS0O0 ZOE ST., Mr.. BRYANT; HOUSE IN
SpOOOO- tenements of rooms each; lot 25x
70; rents for $50 6. Ii. UMBSEN & co. Ii Mont
EomeTy St mvO5 StITuTb 9t
The morning call., 1890-05-25

ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
n State VIII sell his properly at sacrifice for cash
or good mortgages Santa Clara County stock grain
and fruit farm, 1000 acres sl2 SO per acre; stock
crop and implements, low valuation: 16 acres
WrightS Station, $500; 10 and 10 acres san Jose
part in fruit, $3.50 per acre; Monterey County, $40
acres $50 in volunteer wheat Sl5 per acre; $50 un-
improved, 50 per acre: livery stable barn and cor
tage. San Miguel $4,000; also lots 300 each; also
some GOOD mines; two-thirds can remain on mort
gage on any of these: particulars on application
Address A. w. b., 2S14 Sacramento ST., San Fran
cisco. amos ~
The morning call., 1890-05-25

G1DS EACH - BEAUTIFUL CoLMA LOTS /
W ~ block from first station beyond city limit;
trains run to suit iabOring and business people also
anew connection with bus line connecting with
Mission-st. cars; only $50 cash; this is a golden
opportunity 10 get home: these lots will double in
value soon. CARNALL- FIrZHUGH HOPKINS
CO.. 624 Market ST., San Francisco. myl2 I'm
The morning call., 1890-05-25

20 AND SEE THOSE SLIGHTLY LOTS ON N
~ line OF 22d St. bet Noe aud Sanchez; only
81 $50 per lot; 25Nl14; lots graded and ready to
build on; sunny exposure and fine view; level to
Castrost cable block distant: this is bound to be
the most desirable location in that neighborhood;
hne improvements adjoining; street work all done.
JONES & RUEGG, 323la MONTGOMERY ST. m25 1T
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GSS00 FAIR OAKS ST, w. SIDE BET
u COOO. Z2d and Esd sts.; lot 30xll7:6. TO
alley; fats and cottage; rents $40 per month
ROBERT j. MERCER, 5IS CALIFORNIA; m25SuWe 2t
The morning call., 1890-05-25
PIANOS. yIoLNs, ETC.

G1O6 TO 5000 SAVED BY BUYING PIANOS
I'D 1Ac at my new store, 40 McAIister st.; no
rent and paying cash for my goods enables me to
90 So j.. kEEfFE, sole agent Schubert Pianos
new YORK my25 1t
The morning call., 1890-05-25

GD7S0 CASTRO ST. Mr.. 18TH; LOT 25xlOO:
W. ~. ready for building; fine view. q. II.
lMBsEN q CO. u Montgomery. my25 SuTuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

Cs1C6O CHEAP; VALLEY ST, Mr.. CHURCH:
" --OO. cottage of 4 rooms; Spring Valley
water, etc: lot IS :Sx1l4. Il. II. UMBSEN & CO.
Il Montgomery ST. my26 Su1'uTh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

(NHEAP, NEW AND EASY TERMS: BEAUTIFUL
~ residence on Van Ness ave-, near Vallejo ST.;
gust finished: offered for sale at a very reasonable
price and on easy terms: 10 rooms, bath and all
the very latest improvements: heater, electric
bells stone sidewalk aud iron fence crossings;
lot 27xl23. DoWNEY a GAMES. 3lS Mont
gomery st. my25 SuWeTh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

CT OOO ALABAMA ST., NEAR PATH; 4 AND
" 1OOV. rooms. BATH laundry; wooden man
tells; large basement; brick foundation; lot 25x
100; just completed: viii pay per cent net. APP
ply to owner. T. WILBERG, at building. my25 tie
The morning call., 1890-05-25
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

A LAMBDA INSTALLMENT LOTS SO TIO Sl2
n per month: no taxes: no interest; prices, $500
to 500; streets severed and graded grand view:
near stations; fine new houses in same block
MCCLURE, FITCH Il CO., Bay-st. station; broad
guage myl7 cod II
The morning call., 1890-05-25

(NHOICE AND CHEAP LOTS ON McALLISTER
" ST., near Steiner; S0xS7 6 one OF tn best resi-
denee blocks along the street; all street work done
Also, the corner Of MeAllister and Steiner sts;
S3GS7 80 all street work done: ready to be improved
Immediately; will be sold very cheap. DOwNEY &
GAMBS 31S Montgomery st. my25 SuTurh st
The morning call., 1890-05-25

$500 +b BARGAIN: CORNER Re-, eoxs7:6
on the corner with handsome cottage of rooms
and bath adjoining, In a very fast improving neigh
street. my25 SuIuIh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

SCHooL LANDS, 81 so TO So AN ACRE; on
~ very easy terms; sold by the State I'm tracts to
suit; no residence or Improvement required; all
kinds OF lands, in many different counties; send
stamp for list. Open Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day evenings. w. LAKE. 8 Flood Building IS IL
The morning call., 1890-05-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Clio O00 HARRISON ST, NEAR 23D; LOT
u IO.OOU. 54xlO0 and new flats; rents sos
per month; brick foundation G. II. UMBSEN
CO, Ii Montgomery st. my25 SuIurh st
The morning call., 1890-05-25

Sis 900 a SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE
double parlors library biiliard-room. diningroom.
buffers pantry, laundry and sunny and capacious
chambers: In the choicest residence section of the
city, within blocks OF Van Ness ave-; the lot Is
6Ox13T IS, and the house in the California
st. Is built to render the above dwelling very
sunny in all the rooms; very large and choice
flower garden; this place positively being offered
at sacrifice. o'FARRELL d LANG. II Mont
gomery ST. mylS SuWetf
The morning call., 1890-05-25

SlOOO-Elizabeth near Diamond; lots 25 Bxll4.
Sl2OO-Diamoud, near Elizabeth; lots 2SrlOO
Sl75O-Cor. Of Diamond and Elizabeth; 3OrlOO
- 5OO-24th, near Diamond: lots 25xLl4.
$25OO-NE. cor. Gath and Diamond: 3Oxll4.
SUNSET HEIGHTS LOTS; NO INTER EST, ETC.
$500 lots-S50 cash: balance SIS monthly
$seO lots-$20U cash; balance $50 monthly
$1,000 iotS-S250 cash; balance $40 monthly;
per cent.
Sl350-Corner: easy terms.
500 each; great bargain; lots: 18th ave-;
$40 cash; balance $50 a month.
BlCkINGHAM q CO, AIS MONTGOMERY MSu I'm
The morning call., 1890-05-25
COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-CoyTINUrp.

G0600 LOT 75x10S. WITH COTTAGE OF
NcOOV. rooms. bath, pantries, ETC., on rhr-
teenth ST., within few minutes walk OF the Point
and Sixteenth-st stations; street severed mac
adamized. 2. j. KENNEDY, $50 Market ST., San
Francisco. my20 St TuThSu
The morning call., 1890-05-25

EASY TERMS; ONE MORE LEFT: HAS JUST
II been Completed sunny side of Haight ST.,
near Lyon; 2-story modern improved residence 8
rooms, bath and laundry salon parlors with brc-a-
brac mantels. large dining-room, commodious
Kitchen front and brack stairs 5 sunny and
capacious chambers; substantial brick foundation;
large yard; stone sidewalk; electric bells and gas
attachments: speaking tubes and every known pos
sibie convenience of a modern home; large lot
26E137 20; price $3.50; very little cash required
balance payable in monthly installments; be sure
and look at this house before purchasing hing
street. my1S SuWe If
The morning call., 1890-05-25

S6250 EAS Se5r I1in %
rooms and bath; full basement conservatory and
modern in every respect 25xl00; for admission
call at our office. DOWNEY 4 GAMBS. 3lS Mont
gOmery ST. my25 SuTuTh 81
The morning call., 1890-05-25

m nOH MAGNIFICENT ELEVA TED LOT,
OIO.OOO. within block of Market-st.
cable. with unsurpassed view OF the city and bay;
size SSxl20; will subdiylde into fine building
lots: this is absolutely bargain and will mako
purchaser big money within short time. JOHN
q. GREEN & CO. AOl California InY25 II SuMe
The morning call., 1890-05-25

IA HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF COLONY
W lands subdlyided into ., 10 and 20 acre tracts
at the uniform price OF SIS per acre: easy in
StallmentS: send for circulars. CALIFORNIA LAND
ASSOCIATION, 634 Market st. mr23 Il
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-08
Grains vile Correspondence.

EDITORS BULLETlN-The farmers
in this vicinity are in high spirits.
Prospects are better for crops than
they have been in years, Every
thing and everybody seems 10 be on
q boom.
We have two first class country
stores doing business in GAINESVILLE,
two churches of large mem bership
and one of the best country schools
in the county, with an average at
tendance of sixty-five pupils, under
the management of M. H. Jernigan
as principal, assisted by his son A.
L. Jernigan
A goodly number of the unterri-
fed democracy of No. IL met at
GAINESVILLE, persuant to call made
by DR.. |. FL, Hornsby. The follow
ing resolution was unanimously
adopted: "That we hereby present
to the party the name of I. K.
RiddIck, Esq, as a candidate for
congress; G. M. Lambeth, senator;
A. II. Beck, floater, ard James
Jones for representative. DIR. |. ii.
Hornsby is recommended as execu-
tive committeeman, to serve for two
years. DR.. VIM. Thompson, r. F.
Howell. DIR. d. S. Webb, M. H.
Jernigan, 6. w. Br eden and DR..
Geo. M. Doris selected as COM
mitteemen to attend the county
convention to be held at Bolivar on
August 18th,
Died recently near Evansville in
district No. 13, Mrs. Polly Ammons
wife of w. II. AmmOns. She had
been a consistent member of the
Missionary Baptist church for at
least thirty years. The many warm
friends of w. H. Ammons, the bes
reaved husband, tender him heart.
felt sympathy. DEAoCRAT.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-08

We take the following notice from
the Appeal of an entertainment Civ
en- at Bally Springs, Ala, in hon
or of one of the most popular young
ladies of Bolivar:
BAILEY SPINGs, Ala, July S0.-This
charming watering place continues to be
gay and pleasant in the extreme. Its many
natural attractions are rendered more en-
gaging by the social delights provided by
the management and the complimentary
entertainments given by the guests. One
OF the latter was in full blast last night
and proved an occasion of much genuine
plasure. The affair was complimentary
progressive euchre party given by Mrs.
]. H. Martin, OF Memphis, in honor Of
Miss Kate Smith, Of Bolivar Tenn. Miss
Smith, however, is well known and greatly
admired in the social circle of Memphis,
and Mrs Martins compliment to her will
be as highly appreciated by her many
Memphis friends as it will be by those
of her native town. There were twelve
tables, arranged to form a graceful s.
The game commenced early and ended at
IL O'Clock, at which hour refreshments
were served and the names of the prize
winners announced. These prizes
were six in number and quite handsome,
esp cially the first and second.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-08
In Old paner.

Mr.. I. A. Parran showed US thi.
week a copy of the West Tennessee
Democrat, dated January %, 1852
edited by John j. Nicely and Jas
d. jackson.
At that time r. P. Nicely was
clerk of the county court and has
esident notice advertised in
the paper for the sale OF tract OF
land In case of Alexander Ramsey
VS.. heirs of VIM. Ramsey, decd.
An obituary notice appears OF
Eliza L. Wood, consort of G. Wood
MD, of this town.
The ''Brick Tavern" is offered for
sale by Geo. G. Adams.
The following gentlemen an
nounce themselves for county offices:
II. D. Casey, James II. Robinson
and VIM. o. Ferguson for circuit
court clerk, and George Donnell for
trustee.
Stage lines are advertised from
Memphis via. Bolivar to Hunting
don, making the trip in thirty three
hours; also from Bolivar to Holly
Springs, making the trip in sixteen
hours.
The packets Pitser Miller and
Falcon are advertised to leave Boil
ivar Landing on first rise of the
river.
Notice is given that two negroes
have been taken up, and unless
called for by their owners, they
will be dealt with according to law.
t. G. Coates was postmaster at
that time.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-08
Toone Correspondence.

EDITORS BULLETIN-Dr. And err
son, formerly of Toone, is visiting
friends and relatives here. We
understand the Doctor mas sold out
and will return to his old home
in Hardeman county, We well
come him back. We can say a
good deal for him-he has been
in active practice for thirty-three
years.
Miss Fannie o. Hornsby, of
Paragould, Ark, who has been
visiting G. S. Fawcett for two
weeks, ha. returned to her home.
We hope her stay was pleasant
one. Visitors are always welcom-
ed TO our little city.
MISS Mamie Anderson has ac-
copied a position as assistant of
Clover Port School, with Harry
Little as principal.
Mr.. j. A. Mercer, an old and
highly respected gentleman of the
Antioch neighborhood, happened
to a bad misfortune recently by
getting everything burned, house
and all. The people should re-
member Mr.. Mercer and assist him
all they can if Its only a little.
HUSTLER.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-08

The Alliance of Hardeman
Fayette, Upton and Shelby met IN
Memphis Saturday, to endorse a
candidate for Congress. J. w.
Wilkes, J. a. Manson, w. a. Car
uthers and II. 1. Patterson we're the
delegates from our county. Hon,
I. K. Riddick of Fayette received
the endorsement.
We were very proud this week
10 meet four of the substantial far
mers of Hardeman county, Tennes-
see, in Paragould. They are cur
old friends, and fheil names are
John Thompson, Alb Baker, William
Ammons, and Joe Pearce. They
are all honest, industrious, and re-
liable farmers, just such men as we
are always glad to welcome on the
fertile soil of Greene county. They
came over by private conveyance,
and are on a general recrea-
ton journey, fishing, hunting, and
prospecting, all at the same time.
--Paragould Press.
Hudson lakes much pleasure in
showing you his goods and giving
you prices, whether you buy
nickel's worth or not. Gall on
him when you need Drugs, School
Books, Stationery, etc,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1890-08-08
ENTERTAINMENT.

On Thursday evening, Capt and Mrs.
McNeal threw open their hospitable
doors lin honor Of the homecoming OF
their son Albert. 1.-The spacious, beautiful
and tastefully laid off grounds, lighted by
Chinese lanterns, nightened ten fold the
picturesqueness o. the fairy scene.
Strains OF music gave zest to the sweet
noIh ings whispered in the secluded hooks
of Irritation" corners. IT'S needless to
say with such host and hostess that the
evening waned and the morn was waxing
strong when the hidden guests reluctant
ly departed to live again in dreams of the
pleasant entertainment. Among the
guests noted and present were: Mrs.
Irene Bond, Mr.. and Mrs w. civilians,
Mr.. and Mrs, T. NJ. Moore, DIR. H w.
Tate, Mr.. J. w. Tate, Misses Irene and
Kate McNeal, Misses Evelyn and Minnie
Peters, Misses Bond, Misses Bills, Miss
Hardaway, Hiss FentresS, Miss Durrett,
Mss Lindsey, Miss Jones, Miss Coleman
and Miss Tate, Mess-s r. E. and E. Dur
rett, f. p. and A. T. McNeal, G. P. a nd.
t. K. Smith, Bills, Fentre1s, Young, w.
and NJ. Tate, w. Wood, Gland Jones.
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