The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-11

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nesdaY night.
w. b. Williams made a bust
ness trip 10 Memphis Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Johnson, of ViIdo,
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Bette Burrus, of New
Castle is attending school in jackson.
Francis Fentress was called to
st. Louis yesterday on legal busi-
ness.
Misses Maggie and Annie Car
rington have returned from a visit
to Vildo.
Miss Daisy Emerson left last
week for Nashville where she has
entered school.
IT. B. Bradford, of Toone, is in
Nashville studying medicine at the
Vanderbilt College.
Thomas HadIey Is having a
new store house and residence erec~
ted in Whiteville.
Gro to Hudson's for your School
Supplies.
Misses Allie Clinton and Mat
tie White left last week for Leban-
ON to enter school.
County Clerk Farley has been
unwell for several days. We are
glad to state he is improving.
Mrs. Southall Dickson and lit.
tie son, John, have been visiting
relatives at WmtevilIe the past
week.
Miss Sadie Durrett, accompa-
MED by her brother Ed Durrett,
returned to Louisville Tuesday to
resume her studies.
The case against Conley, the
brakesman, who cut Tarpley, the
engineer, was continued until next
term OF court.
Preaching at the Methodist
Church in Middlaburg Sunday
morning by the pastor, and at Boil
var Sunday evening at 7.45.
r.. w. Tate left for Knoxville
tuesday to enter upon another ten
months session. He expects to re-
turn in time to assist in carving the
Christmas turkey.
Rev. w. nj. Norment, assisted
by Revs. J. F. McCutchen and
Hardin Turner, is conducting an
interesting meeting at New Hope,
In district No. 5.
The Baptist Association was in
session at Salisbury last week with
large attendance. We are unable
to give any particulars of the meet
ing for lack of information.
Lee Lightfort brought rose
to our Office recently measuring in
circumference thirteen and a half
inches. 1t was the Paul Neron
variety.
Try Hudson for Drugs, Patent
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window
Glass, Paint Brushes, etc. He
guarantees good goods and low
prices.
Mr.. Nat Huddleston, OF No.
Is, brought the first bale of cotton
(this years CROP to Bolivar Wed
nesday. 1t classed as good middling
and sold for ten cents.
The heaviest rainfall of the
season fell here yesterday after
noon between 1:30 and 800
O'Clock. The gauge at the depot
registered one aud two-tenths OF
an inch.
The Misses Mason wish to
thank the business men of Bolivar
tor their cooperation in placing the
Hall before the people Of this sec
ton. Good has been done which
will, doubtless, be apparent.
Miss Matte J. Overton of Toone
has been awarded a scholarship in
the Peabody Normal College nc
Nashville. The scholarship is
worth one hundred dollars per an
mum, with mileage to and from
Nashville, and is good for two
years.
In order to strengthen its foun-
datlon, one day this week Mr.. l..
M. Darlington placed new blocks
under his stable. He was assisted
by his two little sons, Wade and
George, who were pricing with q
pole, in order 10 Tighten the weight,
while the old blocks were taken
out. During the operation one of
the blocks slipped, the pole knock
ed out of position and the boys
thrown a considerable distance and
both badly bruised.