The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-09-02

Circuit court next Tuesday.

Circuit court next Tuesday.
Mrs. Mask and family will
move to Memphis in q few days.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts always
on hand at p. +. Wilkerson's.
DIR. g. w. Morrow visited
Bolivar, professionally, Wednesday.
Will Newbern. Dr., leaves to-
day to enter school at Knoxville.
Charley Durreit will leave in
few days for GAINESVILLE to enter
school.
Twill not be long before cotton
fields will be white with the fleecy
staple.
Mrs. +. s. BIalock and son. j.
j. Blalock. left tuesday for Bristol.
Texas
- Miss Fannie Carruthers, of
jackson, visited Misses Mason and
Smith this week.
Mrs. George G. Adams, of
Birmingham, is here visiting the
family Of G. M. Wellons.
Those in need OF dental work
will meet DIR. s. Dickson at New
Castle on Sept. 9Th and 9th.
Miss Ophelia Brigham, after
few days visit to Miss Bills, has re-
turued to her home in Texas.
Quite a number Of people from
WhiieviIle attended the dance at
the asylum last Friday night.
Miss Helen Totem, of Lexing-
ton, KY, formerly principal of st.
James Hall, 10 visiting in Bolivar.
Rev. W. j. Mccoy will preach
In the Methodist church of this place
next Sunday-morning and night.
Robert and John Patrick, sons
of I. M. Patrick, will leave this
evening for Knoxville, to enter
school.
Norwood, a celebrated stallion
owned by N. g. Nuckolls, died last
Wednesday morning IN the 23rd
year OF his age.
Miss Alice Pitman, of Lexing.
ton, KY, and Miss Meta Marley, Of
Arlington, Tenn, visited Mrs. j.
p. Douglas this week.
MIR. A. j. Swinebroad, Of Gen.
ter, Texas, an old citizen of Boh-
var, is a candidate for the legisla-
ture on the Peoples Party ticket.
Ed White, cOlored boy about
fifteen years old, had his right
hand badly lacerated last Thursday
by the explosion of gun barrel.
-Gaston's is the most popular
hotel In Memphis for country peo-
pie. The large number Of names
upon the register proves this to be a
fact.
in introducing Hon. j. A.
Manson to the con ventIon Tuesday
in Memphis, Col. julie Taylor said
he was ''the best democrat and the
usIlest man in Tennessee.
Callahan, the photographer, has
decided TO remain here permanent
". He is better prepared than
ever to take pictures, and will fill
all orders with promptness. :
Rev. j.. +. McCutcheon called
at our Office Tuesday. He is re-
markable man for one OF his age.
Although past his S7th birthday,
he is still actively engaged in min
lsteral work.
In order to keep properly posted
ON the political issues of the day, /
advise my friends to read the diff
ferent papers aud to attend discus
sions by the different candidates. -
w. v. murphy.
Il. w. Price, formerly a resi-
dent Of the 18th district, called al
our office Friday. Since leaving
this county he has been a resident
of FrultlaId. but has recently NOV.
ed his family to jackson.
Emmett Doyle was brought
home Wednesday from Wlnona,
Miss, on cot. He has been down
with typhoid fever for several weeks.
Though still quite weak. we are
glad to state he 10 improving.
j. 5. Sasser. of Middleton
was here Wednesday. He informed
us that the protracted meeting il
his town is still progressing and tha
there has been thirty additions X
the church. He did not sIat'
whether or not he was in need o
any more bullets from the Shiloh
a.