The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-08-12
LOCAL NEWS.


A. Barrett.
We will not publish obituary
= notices unless paid for.
An interesting letter from
Glen Hill will appear next week.
MIR. John Kearney and two
sisters are visiting in COllierville.
Keep the watchfres brightly
burning from now until November.
Willie Sheets has accepted Il
position as clerk forW. ii. Reynolds
IL Co.
John Newbern and wife OF
Trenton, are visiting relatives in
Bolivar.
"A. j. Coates has been circula-
ting among the boys of McNairy
this week.
Mrs. Sarah Doyle is in MissIs-
sippi on a visit to her son, Emmett,
who is quite sick.
MIR. Ned Norment and wife, of
- Paris, Texas, visited relatives in
Hardeman during the week.
Miss Lucille Baxter has return.
ed TO Nashville after a pleasant
visit to her friend Miss Kate Smith.
The first shipment of slaves
from the Ingram Stave Factory will
be sent from Bolivar this week to
Shreveport, Penn.
An unknown negro stole fine
horse from Joe Wellons Monday
evening. Up to date, nothing has
been heard of thief or horse.
We must have a democratic
club in Bolivar. Let us organize
at once and invite Col. Patterson
TO deliver an address to the mem
bers.
Frank Bond, in his speech on
the day OF the barbecue, paid
high and well deserved tribute to
the old guard of democracy in Har-
? demAn County.
In order to accommodate those
i'm need of dental work, DIR. 5.
Dickson will visit ToOne on Aug.
18th and 18th, and Whiteville on
the 10Th and 18th.
Much needed rains have fallen
in many parts of Hardeman this
week. Crop prospects have in
creased wonderfully, and farmers
are in better spirits,
Mrs. Mary E. Murphy, aged
forty-one years, died Sunday alter
noon at the residence of Mr.. r. A.
Boyd near Grand Junction. She
leaves FIVE little children.
= w. ID. Newsom and family, of
ParagOuld, Ark, are visiting rela-
tives in Bolivar. Mr.. Newsom
will return Monday. His family
will remain several weeks.
We are sorry to learn that sew
eral mem bers of Mr.. Oscar Folks
family are down with typhoid fe-
: yer. They are at their country
home near Hickory Valley.
Misses Annie and Lizzie Baird
are visiting friends at Bolivar and
Hickory Valley and will attend
Wild Bill's camp meeting at Old
Bush Camp Ground.-Whig.
1t is understood in social cir.
Giles that Jackson beauty and q
Bolivar gallant are to be welded
ere the leaves begin to fall in the
month of September. Wing.
The prOtraeted meeting at the
Methodist Church is resulting in
much good. Up to Wednesday
night there had been eight CONVEX.
sions and four additions to the
church. The meeting will close
Sunday night.
-Messrs. +. Feutress, ID. w
Parran, l.. q. Wood, of Bolivar;
j. A.. Manson. of salisbury; Drs
j. w. Nuckolls and I. B. Bradford
of Toone, and j. w. Jones of Hick'
DRY Valley attended the guberna
torial convention IN Nashville this
week.
From n notice published else
where, IL will be seen that the fel
term Of the Bolivar Public Schoo
will commence on the first day o
September. Parents are urged Z
have their children present on tina
day, 90 they can be properly CLASSES
etc.
Thomas I'D. Hunt, a mail car
ritr o. Memphis, was crushed
AZ ath last week by a motor Cal
Deceased was formerly q reslden
of this county. BE had been a lei