The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-07-29

return thanks to Mr.. Z. p. McNea
for a sack of delicious eantaloupe.
and basket of fine tomatoes.
Mr.. w. H. Sandy brought Il
our Office Monday the first sweet
potatoes OF the season. They were
of the BRAZILIAN Yam variety.
Mrs. Jane Osborne left Mon,
day tor Deport, Texas, to visit the
bedside of her daughter, Miss SaIlit
Osborne, who is dangerously Ill.
Miss Sadie Durrett, who has
been visiting at Water Valley,
will return tomorrow, accompanied
by her friend Miss Jessie Wagner.
Miss Mamie Moore, daughter
of w. A. Moore, died at her home
near Middleburg Tuesday. Her
death is a sore bereavment 70 her
parents.
The young people of White
vile and vicinity, gave an ice cream
supper last night In the beautiful
cedar grove in front of Mr.. Henry
Williams residence.
In to-day's BULLETIN appears
the rules aud regulations governing
the primaries to be held on the 4th
of August. Preserve a copy of
same until after the election.
About twenty five chickens were
stolen from j. A. Barrett last Mon.
day night, The thieves, in leaving
five chickens proved that they were
too generous to take all that the
coop contained.
The election of the entire c0un-
tY democratic ticket is a matter of
great Importance. Every good
democrat, regardless of pei sonal
preferences, should vote the ticket
straight.
Harrison McNeal, colored,
charged with carrying pistol, escap-
Ell from the county Jail Wednesday.
Sheriff Foote was absent, and the
negro turnkey, Anse Armour is
partly responsible for the escape.
Mrs. Hultz and dau ghter, of
Indiana, arrived last week. We
understand that Mr.. Hultz has rent
ed Mr.. A. Warren's residence on
Main street and will move into
same at once.
Next Thursday is the Co unity
election. Every democrat in Har.
deman should work and vote for
the nominees of the party. Let 8
roll up majority over which the
Independents can never climb.
We sell more Plantation Chill
Cure than any other chill and few.
er medicine, and do you know whyi
Because it never fails to cure. For
sale by Savage q Emerson, Boil
var; Black d Arbuckle, Hick DRY
Valley; B. V. Hudson, Bolivar;
W. j. Cox, Salisbury; McMaha m
& Kidd, Evansville, Tenn.
Mrs. Robert N. Mitchell, OF
Bolivar, came up Sunday to see her
brother, w. H. III. Gillespie, who
is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
l.. Keelen while DIR. Heron is
treating his eye.-Jackson TribN
une ana Sun.
! "A protracted meeting COM
menced at the Methodist Church
Wednesday night. Rev. Fl. B.
johnson, of Memphis, will be here
Monday to assist the pastor in the
meeting. Services will continue
two weeks. The public is invited.
The picnic at Essary Springs
Saturday was attended by several
gen tlemen from Bolivar. They
report a pleasant time and speak In
high terms of the democratic speech
delivered by Col. J. A. Manson.
Everybody in Hardeman
County is invited to attend the bar
becue to be given here Wednesday.
Everything will be free and moth
ing will be left undone to make
all present enjoy themselves,
In order to accommodate those
i'm need of dental work Or.
s. Dickson will visit the following
named places on dates specified;
Grand junction, August 9Th and
9th, Toone, August the IL and 18th,
and Whiteville, 18th and 10Th,
The BULLETIN has been pre-
sented with two mammoth toma-
toes, one by Esq. L. D. Newbern,
of the "Ponda Rosa" variety,
weighing one and a half pounds,
the other by Mr.. j. e. Savage, OF
the "Turner Highbred" variety,
weighing one pound.
After numerous solicitations,
Mr.. j. A. Wilson has decided to be-
come a candidate for magistrate
from the 9th civil district of Harde-
man County. He is an intelligent
gentleman, of we'll balanced judg-
ment, with a strict sense of honor,
and if elected will serve the people
as acceptably as any man that
could be chosen from the district.
After August 4th, some will
be surprised. some disappointed.
Of course, every candidate expects
to be elected, else he is foolish to
continue in the race. All cannot
he successful. some must be defeat