The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-25

pupils of St. James hall. Thi
was the first programme rendered
/, by the literary and scientific socle
ties, for which the members have
not yet found names. Quite Q
number of specimens were present.
ed to the museum collection, among
which were several kinds of birds
nests, given by John and Fred
Coates, Gertrude Carruth, Southal
Tate, Mary and Edward Wooten; q
petrifaction by Nora CarrutL; Indian
shoes, bracelet ornaments. coin 1Of
years old and an African cats eye,
by Miss Cassie z. Mason.
The j. s. Menken Company
has an announcement in to-day
BULLETIN. Menken's is the pride
of Memphis, and one of the largest
and most reliable establishments in
the South. They have a world of
goods. suitable for all kinds and
classes. Their dealings are open
and fair-a child can buy with al
much safety AS grown person.
Orders from the country promptly
filed and forwarded.
AS we guarantee Plantation Chill
Cure, why not try it? If it does
not cure you 1t will not cost you
anything. For sale by b. V. Hud.
son. Bolivar; w. J. Cox, Sauls-
bury; Thos. Polk. New Castle.
Among the many handsome
business houses in Hardeman Coun'
ty ia one recently erected by Mr.,
John 7. Low, OF Salisbury. The
building is of brick. two stories hi h
and conveniently arranged. On
the first floor are two rooms, one
16x40 TO be occupied by Miss Bree'
den as a millinery establishment,
the other 20xS8 on Front Street
and 48x16 on Sannoner Street, to
be used by Mr.. James III. Godsey,
the popular harness and saddIery
dealer of salisbury. The basement
and half of the upper story will also
be occupied by Godsey. In front
on the second floor are two offices,
approached by stairway in center Of
building, one of which has been
rented by DIR. SauIs. Mr.. Low in
forms us that the building will be
completed and occupied this week.
Capt R. Fl. Wood is visiting at
Franklin.
IS. G. Miller, OF Little Rock, was
here on business this week.
Mrs Bell Sasser, of Middleton, visited
relatives in Bolivar Tuesday.
IF. Fentress, Esq, mas returned from
q two weeks business trip TO st. Louis.
Preaching at the Methodist Church
in Bolivar Sunday morning and evening
at the usual hours.
--Messrs. E. w. Smith and A. H.
Rhodes, of near Whlteville, were in the
city Monday on business ackson Wing.
-E. p. McNeal now has in training his
feet "W, p" and beautiful Tom Hal.
They will be entered at the Somerville
fair.
Capt. d. J. Wood, of Covington, fa-
Their of one of the editors of this paper,
visited friends and relatives at WhiteYille
last week.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered In the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath. Services begin at
10.45 am, and 2 80 pm.
j. A. Barrett was called from the
East last week by telegram to the bedside
sorry to learn that Mrs. Barretts health
is failing rapidly.
-Murrin ia prevailing in Madison
County. The mayor of Jackson has aP-
pointed an inspector, whose duty it is to
inspect all cattle before being slaughter
ed for the jackson market.
-E. B. Stewart, one of Hardemen's
largest farmers, Is about completing an
elegant residence on his place twelve
miles from town. It will be when fn-
ished one Of the handsomest residences in
the County.
--Revs. w. c. Alexander and w. g.
Cochrane attended the fall meeting of
Memphis Presbytery, which met at Oak
land, in Fayette County last week. They
| took advantage of the fine weather and
went by private conveyance. They re-
| port the crops as unusually good.
Many of the older citizens of Harde-
man Will regret to learn that the old his
toric Bethany Church Is In ruins. This
| is one of the oldest churches in the county.
Our older citizens can well remember the
enormous crowds which gathered there
on sacramental OCCASIONS. The congre-
CATION, once so large, wealthy and aristo-
cratic, has been reduced by removal and
death to four resident members. The
church building 10 doubtless beyond all
hope of repair.
DELEoN, TEXAS, July %. 1891.
MEssRs. LIPPMAN Bros, Savannah, Ga.
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