The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-09-16
SALISBURY.
Marriage -Bsrheeue-Fire-R DELICIOUS In
telligence-And Other Items Of
Interest From Our Prosper
Gus Little Sister City.

EDITORS SULLETIN-TLe beauti-
full two-story residence of our towns.
man. r. III. Wright, Sr.. which
has adorned our little city for many
years past. to-day lies in a bed of
ashes. At 3 o'clock this morning
the cries Of Sire and the ringing
of bells aroused our people from
their slum bers, and it was ar once
discovered that r. MI. Wright's
residence was doomed to be des-
troyed by that terrific enemy. fire.
All efforts were directed to save
the household furniture. good
part of which was saved with some
damage, while considerable lot
of clothing, urniture, etc.. was con-
sumed. The fire originated in the
cook room, near the brick dining
room, from what cause is not
known. This is a heavy loss to
Mr.. Wright. as he only had $500
insurance.
Prof. I. j. Sims, of Richmond,
Va, and Miss Anna Wright. of
this place, were married on the 9Th
inst, Rev. K. T.. B. Mcclellan, OF
Corinth, officiating. No cards.
Miss Anna Is the amiable and char
ming daughter of our towns man,
Mr.. r. M. Wright. She will be
greatly missed by her many adj
miring friends in salisbury and the
society here to which she SO much
added. Prof. Sims, a most excel
lent high toned gentleman and ed
ucator, has accepted the Chair of
Latin in the Judson Female College
at Marion, Ala, TO which place he
and his new bride will In a few
days go to make their future home.
We heartily wish for them a pleas
ant voyage through life. May
their pathway be thickly strewn
with sweetest of flowers.
The Cumberland Presbyterians
have completed their new church,
and it is an elegant house of which
we all feel proud. The dedication
by DIR. /. d. Steele, of jackson,
Tenn, on the first Sunday in this
month. was largely attended and
very impressive. A series of meet
ings followed, closing FRIDAY night.
The preaching was able and the
meeting interesting. DIR. Steele, of
Jackson, and DR.. Norman, assist,
ed the pastor. E. l.. b. Mcclellan,
In the preaching. We boast of
three good church edi6ces, three
good Sunday schools, three prayer
meetings, preaching every Sunday |
twice day, also the following Sc
cret orders, with each good mem
belship: Masonic, Knights of |
Pythias, Knights of Honor,
Knights and Ladies of
Honor. We have a good hall for
for these different orders to meet in,
aud We haven't got a single third
party man in town. but all big
hearted democrats dyed IN the wool.
Prof. Ross school at Woodland
Academy opened Monday with
hattering prospects. No doubt
is the cheapest and best
place to 60 to get a practical edu-
cation.
We invite cordially everybody TO
come to Salisbury on the 9th of
this month. We expect to have
the biggest democratic barbecue
that has ever been known or read of
in Hardeman County for 10 these
many days. Our committee has
in vlted Hon. Josiah Patterson,
Judge Peter Turney. Ex-Gov. Bob
Taylor and Private John Allen, of
and they will be here.
We want you and yours to be here
and hear these good men speak.
Remem Der the day, Tuesday,
5eptem Der 9th.
Miss Sue Neblett, on her return
from North Carolina, spent several
lays with the families of j. L. Low
and w. j. Cox. She has now re-
turned to her home in Brownsville.
e. I'll. Jones, of Florence, Ala.
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Rev. Ell. Il. Burns has resigned as
pastor of the Baptist church here
10 enter the Seminary at Louisville, /.
KY, in October. As yet, the ,
church has not elected pastor.
Miss Lucy Anderson, of Bolivar,
mas been visiting friends in Sauls-
bury the past week. Il
Miss Ida Kindred, who has been .
IN a visit to the family of w. W.
z. Elliott, Jr.. for several weeks,
to her home in Martin q
ew days ago. / am of the opinion