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

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The BULLETIN returns thanks
to the management for a eompli-
me ntarv ticket TO the Fayette
County Fair, TO be held Mt Somer-
vile ON September %, %. 3Olh.
Fine Perfumes and Toilet Soaps
nc Hudson's.
Judge FIippin and General
Cockroft arrived Tuesday. and
have been busily engaged since
holding court. The docket will be
completed tomorrow.
Our little friend, Henry Kahn,
who has had O corner on the water
melon market here during the
summer, left a few days ago for
Louisville, TO enter school.
The next term of school at SC.
James Hall will open ON Mon
day, Sept. 21st, 1892, with Miss
Nannie Warder rs principal and q
competent corps of assistants.
Sam Kahn. of Memphis, 10
here. He has recently returned
from N trip through the bottoms of
Mississippi, and reports the cotton
crop short and badly damaged by
worms.
wv. p" the fine stallion own.
ed by +. p. McNeal, il on his way
to Memphis to be entered in the
2.45 trot. He 10 . fine horse and
we expect to hear of HIM winning
new laurels.
A protracted meeting will be-
gin at Brick Church next Sunday.
Dinner will be served on the
groupds. There viii be no preach
ing ut the Methodist Church in
Bolivar on that day.
IT. ID. Ramsey, after an alb
seDce of several months on sue.
cessful trip through Louisiana aud
Texas In the fruit aud shade tree
business, has returned, To the graft
ificati0n OF his many trends.
ESQ. j. A. Matthews informs
US that the grasshOppers have al
most entirely destroyed his clover
aud young corn. They come in
swarns of thousands. We have
heard the same complaint from
other farmers
MIR. j. A. barrett leaves Sun
day for the East to lay i'm his fall
stock. he has the money to pay
cash for his goods, consequently
receives liberal discount on every
bill he buys. This enables him to
sell at low figures. Watch for his
return.
"A country editor fell in love
with the clergymsn's daughter.
The next time be went TO church
he was rather taken aback when
the preacher announced his text:
"MY daughter is grievouslY tor
mented with the devil Printers
Ink.
The BULLETIN received n pleas
ant visit Wednesday from Misses
Julia Tate and Dora Mask, two
bright and interesting little nine
year old girls of Bolivar. Miss
Tate wore dress of her own make,
which was highly complimented by
our fashion editor"
Fresh Roasted Peanuts always
ON hand at p. +. Wilkerson's.
The brutal pugllistic engage
ments at New Orleans created more
or less interest among the people
all over the country. Sullivan,
who tor years has worn the proudQ)
distinction as champion of the
world, has mt last surrendered the
belt TO Corbett. the Californian.
"A Georgia negro was asked il
he was going to join the third par
ty and he made this reply; mo
sir, 4 isn't. NiSgers is too proud
to 20 amy lower down dan dey is
already. De democrats is first and
we is second, and If we can't git
higher up, we amt going any lower
down. NIggers sho is low nuff
now.--Knoxville Tribune.
1T has been the custom among
the members of New Hope church
for years past 10 observe the first
Sunday i'm September by having
two sermons preached and dinner
served upon the ground. Last
Sunday was not an exception to the
rule. Services were conducted by
Rev. w. M. Norment aud, as usual,
were well attended.
Every precaution for prevent
ing that dreaded disease, cholera,
from entering our midst should be
used. In this town. the premises
Of many are wOefully i'm need of
cleansing. The town authorities
should see to it that an invitation
to that disease 10 no longer extend
cd.
Democratic Headquarters have
been opened at Bolivar I'm General
Neely's building on the south side
of the square. Daily papers and IN