The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-18

premiums are Onereu.
-1he election for Trustee and
Sheriff comes Oft in August, 1892,
eleven months from date. Already
candidates are beginning to "feel
around" Wen have lively times
next year.
-Farris Price, colOred, died at
his home IN WhitevilIe last week.
His integrity and courteous manners
won for him many friends among
the white race. He Was comforta-
bly, situated. owning at the time of
his death small stock OF goods
and two or three farms.
Mr.. r. L. Walker. one of our
most respected and popular citisena.
met with N serious and painful ac-
cident recently. He fell from his
front porch, breaking his collar
bone and badly bruising his body.
He is now improving. and We hope
will soon be Out again.
Try Hudson for Drugs, Patent
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window
Glass, Paint Brushes, etc. He
guarantees good goods and low
prices.
Jacob Kahn, of Sheborgan.
Wisconsin, has returned TO Bolivar
and will connect himself with Kahn
Bros. i'm the mercantile business.
Jake Kahn is an excellent bust
ness man, and his legion of friends
in Hardeman County will be glad
to hear Of his return. His family
will arrive in O short while.
--Aleck Barrett left Sunday
morning for the East to purchase
his fall stock. Barrett Ia always
the first TO bring on goods and the
first to sell them. HIS business has
increased to such an extent that he
will be compelled to buy this season
the largest stock he has ever yet
carried. Watch the BULLETIN when
he returns and he will let you know
what he has for sale.
We could not afford TO urge an
article without merit. We not only
urge, but guarantee Plantation
Chill Cure. For sale by B. V.
Hudson, Bolivar; w. j. Cox, Sauls-
bury; Thos. Polk. New Castle.
Following is the tax aggregate
Of Hardeman County for 1891:
Number of town lots, TIC; value OF
town lots, 1851, 100. Number Of
acres of land. 367,772; value Of
land, 1851. 1888. Value of per-
sonal property less $1,000 1886, 1884.
Total of real and personal property,
81, 14S,367. Poll tax, 90, 165. State
tax, IS, 445.O9. County tax, $6,-
607. 35. School tax, 81, 892.S6.
tax. s1,357.31. Total
taxes, $50, 302.61.
Mrs. Frank and daughters.
MRS. Marx and Miss Mamie Frank,
and her son, Mr.. Abe Frank, were
sailed from New York by telegram
last week to Bolivar, on account of
the serious sickness of Misses Annie
and Louise Kahn, the bright little
of Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Kahn.
We are glad to learn that the chill
dren have recovered. The visitors
left for their Memphis home the
first OF the week:
Plantation Chill Cure in q phenom-
email seller with us. We find it has
merit, hence guarantee it. For
sale by B. V. Hudson, Bolivar; w.
j. Cox, Salisbury; fhos. Polk,
New Castle.
Several days ago the ladies
coach OF the north bound cannon
ball was derailed near the south
line Of the Toone corporation and
remained of the track for consider
able distance. The engineer did
not know the car was off the track
until it had been replaced. The
trucks were considerably damaged
and the car was side.tracked Mt
league.
Through the influence of Misses
Mason, the accomplished and tall
ented principals of 1T. James
Hall, who are untiring in their de-
sire 20 make school life pleasant,
profitable and home-like to the
pupils, two Literary and scientific
Societies have recently been organ
lied for the enjoyment and benefit
of the members. The efforts of
these Societies will be devoted also
towards the collection OF specimens
for q museum. Misses Bessie Statler
aud Klttie Newbern are the Presi-
dents; Misses Eva Bills and Sadie
Mitchell Vice. Presidents and Misses
3. McNeal and Bessie Warren,
Secre taries-
As we guarantee Plantation Chill