The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-08-26

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active interest in politics.
Mr.. and Mrs. John David
Woods have decided TO move II
Bolivar in order to educate theil
children. They have rented the
Paul Jones residence and will move
into il the first of next month
Bolivar 10 fortunate In securing
such substantial aud estlmabIe cit
liens.
On Tuesday, August Both. thu
democrats OF West Tennessee vii
open the campaign ut Jackson
Speeches will be delivered BY
Judge Turney, John Allen, o
Mississippi. Bob Taylor and others,
Extensive preparations have beer
made.
Douglas Harris left Tuesday Il
accept q position as attendant in ths
asylum nc HopkinsvilIe, KY. Hav-
ing had experience in tins kind o.
work. and being attentive to bus
lness, he will doubtless prove @
valuable acquisition to the force Of
that institution.
"A game of baseball between
the up town" and "frOg town
mines ut the depot Monday evening
resulted i'm q score of 81 to 20. il
favor of the former. Both teams
are composed Of youths. The coca.
sion was grAced by the presence Of
several ladies.
Prot. e. p. Hudson. wife and
little daughters visited his brother,
DR.. B. ". Hudson. Saturday.
Prof. Hudson formerly taught
school at TOone and other places
in Hardemau County. At present,
he Is principal of the public schools
of Terrell, Texas, and is fast tax
ing rank as one of the best educa.
tors ia the south.
AT q meeting yesterday of the
foterial committee of the district,
composed of the counties of Shelby,
Fayette, Hardeman, Haywood,
Lauderdale and Upton, all were
represented except LauderdaIe and
Haywood. The hoterial convention
TO nominate foater from this dis
trict, was called to meet IN Mem
phis, ON Tuesday, Aug. 30th,
1892, ut IL O'Clock, a.m.-Appeal.
AT the solicitation OF leading
democrats OF his County, Mr.. w.
III. III. Gillespie, of Rose Greek,
McNairy County. has decided 10
become q candidate for the legs.
lsture. lie has no opponent aud
will secure the nomination without
IN effort. On account of his ability
and sound democracy, Mr.. Giles
pie was chosen chairman of the
democratic executive committee of
has County. He il q valuable man
and will make q number one rep
resentative.
Hon. A. j. Coates, of Bolivar,
passed through Jackson yesterday
enronte to Chester and McNairy
Counnea. Mr.. Coates ia 8 talented
young lawyer, and his services in
the last State Senate to the democ-
racy were a credit to himself and
his constituents. He 10 q candi-
date for reelection, and having hiA
county, Hardeman, already ln>
slructed for him, there In little
doubt of his nomination. LIN re-
turning him to the Senate the De-
mocracy In his district would Ger
tainIY not make a mistake.-Jack
son Tribune and Sun.
Judge John L. t. Sneed will
shortly start out on q brief lecturing
tour for the benefit ofthe Memphis
Law School. of which he is presi-
dent. He viii deliver his popular
lecture on ''The Wit and Humor Of
the Forum" Among other places
be will visit Bolivar. A nominal
admission fee will be charged, the
net proceeds to be used for the pur'
chase OF books for use of studentl
in the Law School.
Mr.. b. B. Rosser, an enter
prising farmer of Madison County
and Miss Maggie Siler, of Pins
Top, were married Wednesday a
the residence of the brides parent
in the presence of large numbe
Of friends. A reception was givel
Wednesday evening at the residenc
of G.. ID. Siler, brother of the bride
and on Thursday, the bridal part,
was entertained at the home Of j
N. Rosser, in Madison County, thu
lgrOom's father.
, Col. Francis Fentress has re
Turned from an extended tri
through Illinois and Indiana. Will
absent, he was in q terrible railrOa'