The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-03-27

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Illinois.
Improvements are continually
going on at the Western Hospital
DR. Douglas is having erected q
two-story, eight room frame build
ing 10 be occupied by employees Of
the institution.
Il have ali the negatives Dir
Russ ma lie at B ,livar, Toms and
Grand Junction. Any one VIII,
had work done by him can get du-
plIcates for about halt price al
Woodruff's gallery.
The timber interest makes Pc,
cahontas one of the livest TOWNSHIP
Hardeman county. Thousands OF
crossties are shipped from that point.
The saw aud planning mill located
there is said to be doing a good
business.
Drugs, School Books, Paints,
etc., in large quantities and very
cheap at Hudson's.
"A house belonging to w. 4.
Hearty was consumed by fire last
Saturday. AS his residence is loca-
ted in about twenty feet from
where the house stood that was
burned, it made a very narrow es-
cape.
Major A. w. Stovall a promi-
nent member of the Jackson bar
came over Monday afternoon on
professional business. He was the
guest while here of our fellow
townsman, DR.. VIM. Thompson.
George Young brought to oul
office Tuesday IL wheat killed by
him near Shandy. Several who
saw it stated that it was the largest
they had ever seen. MIR. Young
said that il has killed $50 worth OF
pigs and geese IN his neigh borhood.
Mrs. Minnie Pearson, of Man
chester, Tenn, is now OH visit to
in this county. Her le-
gion of friends will take pleasure
in again welcomeing her into their
midst. She was accompanied by |
Miss Pearson, which is her first
visit to the western part of her
native State.
DIR. Z. B.. Ford, Veterinary
Surgeon, of jackson, Tenn, will be
"a Bolivar between now and the
10Th of April to castrate colts and
10 other work in his line. Parties
n need of his services will please
cave word at Savage d Emerson
livery stable.
j. A. Barrett is now in the
asteru market buying an immense
took Of goods for the spring and
ummer trade. When he returns
he will bring back the largest stock
yer brought TO Bolivar, consisting
f the most fashionable goods and
he latest styles. He requests that
he ladies withhold their purchases
# spring goods until his stock ar
ives and is put OH exhibition.
"A telephone from town to the
depot and from the depot to the
syium would be great cOnven-
ence to our people The cost for
o short line would be small, COM
jared with the benefits to be de-
lved therefrom' Let a meeting of
,ur citizens be he'd, the matter dis
used and money subscribe |. The
Western Hospital will contrib ute
On Thursday evening as Anse
Armor entered the corridor OF the
all for the purpose Oflocking the
prisoners in their cells, three of
hem attacked and knocked him
own. George Co-dle who went
o The assistance of Anse, received a
evere blow OH his head and another
m one of his arms. The weapon
lsed was a piece of pine. AS
ust retribution for their folly the
rie are now confined in their cells.
If all subscribers were as puhct>
Ial in settling their subscriptions as
esq. Forte the financial standing of
he proprietors of newspapers would
,e rated higher. The squire knows
he exact date on which his SUBJ
crrption expires, He is now in
lis 91st year and does not owe any
ne. During his useful career
many changes have taken place.
lie is still very hale and hearty for
me of his age, aud 1t is to be hoped
hat his life will be prolonged for
many years.
WANTED.
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