The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-20

ton.
Miss Grace Lewellyn and Sol
Coleman of Memphis, won the free
trips TO Europe offered as a prize by
the Appeal-AvaIanche. Joe Dortch
the popular County Court CLERK OF
Fayette, and editor of the Reporter
and Falcon, was a close second.
DIR. Dickson desires us to state
to the people of Toone and vicinity
that on account of bad weather and
irregularity of the trains, he was
unable to fill his last appointment.
Another appointment will be made
through these columns in a short
time.
Gen. Nicely has moved his Office
to the western portion of his build
ing, second floor, In rear of Austin
Miller's insurance Office. They
say that the Generals coal house
is almost empty and the change of
location was made in order to get
the benefit Of the heat from Fom
Joyner's stove below.
This is the season of the year
when mouth farmers get in their
work advising horny-handed far
mers to plant less cotton, more hog
and hominy. But the farmer goes
on minding his own business, plant
ing cotton and reaping poverty,
buying bacon and haY.-Blade.
DIR. f. B. Ford, Veterinary
Surgeon, of jackson, Tenn, Will be
in Bolivar between now and the
18th of April to castrate colts and
do other work in his line. Parties
in need of his services will please
leave word at Savage d Emerson's
livery stable.
Drugs, School Books, Paints,
etc., in large quantities and very
chea p at Hudson's.
1t will be seen by al advertise
ment elsewhere that Airs. Ida q.
Wilson has moved her millinery es-
Enlistment over Harvey's drug
store, in the room formerly Occupi-
ed by Gen. Nicely as ali office. She
thoroughly understands her bust
ness in all of its departments and
guarantees satisfaction.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. Savage, Emer-
son Il Gibson. AT the request of
a number of people of the county
and at considerable outlay of money
they have purchased a magnificent
Norman stallion and fine imported
Spanish jack, whose services are
now offered at very low figures.
Will McCarley has been ap-
pointed freight and ticket agent at
the Bolivar depot. With the as
sistance of his wife he will also at
tend to the telegraph office, which
has been moved into the ticket Of
fee for the sake of convenience.
Mr.. Whitaker who has been act
ing as agent since Mr.. Darlington
resigned, returns to Greenfield.
"A few invited guests are in
debted to N. e. Nuckolls, famil-
iarly known as an. g." for invita-
tons to attend a turkey dinner
yesterday. The menu was SO
tempting and so much enjoyed as
to cause the fortunate ones to hope
that turkey dinners in bachelor
halls will hereafter be more FREE
quent and invitations more numer-
Gus.
DIR. Jim Nicely, the Assistant
Physician of the Western Hospital,
was in Bolivar Wednesday evening
for the first time IN several weeks.
The Doctors duties are so mani
fold that he can seldom leave the
institution. He expresses himself
as highly pleased with the place.
The new inmates from the Central
he informs US are all comfortably
quartered.
"A very singular and remarka-
bic accident occurred on the rail-
road one mile north of Bolivar. A
freight car containing pig iron, To-
Gated near the center of the train,
became uncoupled from the other
cars and was hurled down an en-
bankment fifteen feet. The acct
dent was caused by broken fianoe