The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-04-03

Squire Sam Clinton called on
the BUELETIN Tuesday. He is one
of the most genial and clever gen.
tlemen In Hardeman county-and
democratic to the core.
You can always find Pure Drugs
and fresh Patent Medicines at Hud-
sons drug store and he appreciates
your trade.
j. a. Barrett Is as happy as a
big sunfower. He is back from
the eastern markets where he
bought an immense stock of the
most fashionable and stylish spring
goods.
Mrs. Julia Huddleston of
Hardeman County, Tenn, has been
in the city several days visiting her
brother, Eli s. Bray and other
relatives. She is a true and noble
lady.-Paragould Press.
superintendent Roland will be
in Bolivar. only twice on official
business between now ard the 18th
of June. Those desiring to see him
will be here on the last Saturday
in April and May. See notice
elsewhere.
The Nashville American says
that Coates of Hardeman obeyed
his constituents; that Casselberry
is a stubborn fighter for what he
thinks is right, and that Jones is
the handsomest man in the house.
MIR. John Sheets, of Memphis,
has been here this week on a visit
to his father, Mr.. George Sheets.
Years ago he learned she art Of
printing in the BULLETIN office and
he has followed it successfully up to
the present time.
-Messrs. w. 2. Day and D. j.
Campbell, of Hardeman, attended
the Fifth Sunday meeting of the
Unity Association, at Cane creek,
last week. Mr.. Day presided as
moderator. The next meeting will
be held at Henderson on the 9th
Sunday in May.
MIR. d. E. Durrett is in Union
City, under treatment of DR.. Ed
wards, for affection of the eyes.
We are sorry to state that he has
lost entirely the sight of his left
eye, and the vision of his right eye
is impaired, though DIR. Edwards
hopes to restore it by treatment.
AT meeting of the Alliance held
here Thursday j. r. Sweeton was
elected as a delegate TO the State
Union which meets in Nashville on
the first Tuesday in August, and DIR.
VIM. Thompson as alternate. Chas.
w. Cox resigned as County Lecturer
and w. A. Moore was elected IN his
stead. A County Constitution was
adopted.
The sound of the hammer and
the buzz of the saw are familiar
sounds in the enterprislng town of
Whitevllle. q. A. Duncan is now
having his store house enlarged
and Messrs. Jarman and Prewett
are erecting a neat residence each.
Should improvements continue we
predict there will be an advance in
the Price of Gates.
Seventeen thousand dollars was
allowed by the present legislature
for the improvement of the West
ern Hospital. The money will be
Ijudiciously expended in the build.
ing of a tank, which is necessary
for protection against fire, furnish
ing rooms and improving the
grounds. A landscape gardner will
be employed as soon as practica BILE
and the walks and drives will be
properly laid off.
st. James church was hand
somely decorated on Easter Sunday
Artistically arranged around the
chancel were lilies, potted plants
and cut flowers. Bann ers of bright
colors and appropriate ensigns lent
beauty to the scene. The rector
Rev. Mr.. Wooten, delivered G
very able sermon. An attractive
musical program was a feature oil
the service highly enjoyed.
The legislature having adjourn
ed Messrs. Coates and Casselberry
have returned home. Mr.. Jones
is on a visit to relatives in Nashville.
Each of these gentlemen de-