The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-09-16
Fresh Roasted Peanuts always
ON hand MI ~. III. Wilkerson's.

q. Jen kins, Iii. i. Patterson, g. w
Cox, g. M. Reed, q. NJ. Lambeth
&C. j. Rogers. Secretary of tn,
democratic club Of No. I, visits
the BULLETIN Office yesterday. Hi
club has a membership of eighty
and Is in fine working order. The,
have recently ordered an lmmens'
flag.
Clothing of the latest designs and
of the finest grades, equal to mer
chant tailor work, at Kahn Bros.
r. M. Wright's residence wa
burned Tuesday morning mt Sauls'
bury. Cause of fire unknown. In
surancs on building aud furniture
$500. Furniture partly saved
but in damaged condition.
in n private letter to one of on
citizens, Mr.. w. q. NuckoIls. Of
KelIar, Texas. states that he has
garnered 900 bushels of wheat of oil
forty acres Of land, sixty bushels oil
oats per acre and seventy bushels
OF corn per acre.
Blankets from 70 cents to 90 pei
pair; Red Comforts from rs cents
to S2.5 each at Kahn Bros.
When you come to Bolivar
visit Democratic Headquarters and
carry home some good democratic
literature. A number of the best
daily aud weekly papers published
will be found there i'm abundance.
The Senatorial convention n; Selmer
vest erday nominated A. J. Coates by nc.
clamasion. Unsuccessful efFO- ~ were
made TO place ins.ruc 'ons upon him
J. K. p. Ta.e, J. z. Reaves and D.. /. I'll.
Hornsby wee appointed on Seua -oTial
Commi-.ee from this Coph.y ioc rex. ,wo
Yeas.
Fine Perfumes aud Toilet Soaps
at Hudson's.
The Baptist Association con-
vened at Mt. Moriah, In Fayette
County, Sunday. An immense
crowd was present. The church
was filed almost exclusively with
ladies. Services were held in a
grove near by for the benefit OF
those who could not obtain seats in
the building.
The Secretary of the Hardeman
County Democratic Executive Committee
IL i'm receipt of letter fronI III. w. Nc
Cory, Chairman STATE Campaign Com
init zee, which s.ates that I'VE expect to
have Judge Turney nd our comma md i'm
q few days, aud IL 30, will .ry 20 seld him
to Bolivar with Lob Taylor. Senator
Harris will have nal appointment nj your
place, but the exact date we cannot tell"
The populites OF this congress.
sIonal and fioteaisl district held
their convention I'm Memphis Mon
day. There were two candidates
for the nomination for congress,
Coils. Hugh Id. Greer and L. ".
Neal. The latter was nominated
on the first ballot. j. A. MurrY,
of Shelby, was nominated for
floater without opposition.
Hudson has O large stock of
Drugs, Stationery, School Books.
Wall Paper, etc., as cheap as the
cheapest.
-Egbert Smith, son i'm law of
Mr.. Ben Mitchell. died We'd
nesday Mt his home in the 4th dis
trict of typhoid fever. He was q
partner in the livery business with
Mr. Tom Mitchell, at Whiteville,
and expected shortly to move to
that town. He leaves q wife and
three children.
j. V. Curtin has been confined
with sickness for some time. He
was able to be IN town yesterday,
and the FIRST thing he did upon ar
irving was to 60 over to headquar-
Lers and sign the democratic club.
There may be better democrats i'm
County than our friend
Curtin, but if so we haven't had
he pleasure of meeting them.
Don't wait until stock is picked
over, but 20 nc once to Kahn Bros.
md select your Fall and Winter
Dress. They have NIL the new
styles with Trimmings TO match.
-EIseWhere Inn tO-day's paper il |
published the card of that old reli- |
able and substantial cotton firm of !
}. o. Thomas az Co., Cotton Fac
tors, 80 PerdIdo ST., New Orleans. |
La. To quote the words of Mr..
Thomas his house "has the honor
10 enumerate among our most val
ned business trends the strongest |
,nd best merchants of Bolivar"
All business entrusted to their |
hands will receive prompt attention.
Among all the men i'm Ten-
nessee to-day, none have 90 warm
! place in the hearts of the masses
rs Bob Taylor. His good nature
md happy disposition, coupled
with keen mother wit and ability,
make him q favorite everywhere.
The people Of Hardeman County
will have an opportunity to hear
him at Bolivar on tho 29th.
The commodiOuS livery stable
Il Whiteville. owned BY NJ. w.
Prewett. was burned Saturday night