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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11
Qrcs5maklnn.

ARTISTIC DRESSM AKING-C Unique d.
| signs hotel Orfess u short notice aud mod
crate charges good, purchased n desired.
Mrs. McELKOY. 81 Fat Jtll--t., opposite
/ Dcnn.ng's.
pEFSSNAKING by The day; " g
country terms vory rcasCuab'o. AdCress
DRF>SMAK Err. 3l3 East jGtn--t.
DRESSMAK ER-Expcrcnccd by tie
dav -. OF h'nc worN hone cheap: ;. T.
Tavlof'. system. CUTTER. Bon I9l, go
Broadway.
DRT> SMAKFR.-E'cea1t cutter and
Gtt'r: s3 a day. or al home; perfect ~
guaranteed India SILK. gienId,Le OF cloth
-u.'s made in one week for 80 fancy
waists and Russian gowns It speciality. ~
East lCtA-st near Broadway.
DEVASTATING 90 Artistic tailor made
suits from ~: 1T and workmanship ru1r-
antecd al-1 l1N. evening 0nd reception
droe.c- AZ equally low price. BONNS.
as East 2oth->t.
WANTED. BY artistic drc,smaker, few
more engagement, by the day n hr't-claSs
families: terms - per day VIII rcmOdcs
rrfrrsncc. D.. pa shave
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The petroleum situation IS UNCHANGED from week ago.
The export trade aonc without sensational f'atufe
and prices have varied IN neither direction. The ship
crude refined from tic United Stats since
January estimated AZ 1913 2GO 900 gallons. ,ncre
s 731 coo gallons the corresponding period
1891 10 IS hoI-l In circles that the prevalence OF
cholera In Russia tend 70 interrupt tn ont
ward movement Of Russian oil, but far, hcr" have
been indications Of decline IN competition. Foreign
quotations remain unchanged. hut easy, at l5 francs ~
Antwerp against 1Gis francs this time last y'a-; at 30
marks az Brrmcn, AGAINST - marks and at 47sf5d NJ
london, against j9-1Gdj'd IN 1901. The visible sup
ply rlncl oil tn principal North German ports on
June 20 10000 blrrels, decrease Of 81 900 barrels
from the same date I'm 1s9l The amount taken for con-
sumption from these ports from July J. 1891. b June 16
ls92. 4797,ooO barrels. increase Of 1900 Tar
rls over the corresponding period OF tho preceding year
The monthly Held report, reflected ncra-ed production
In June and the maintenance OF activity With the drill
The following table compares the RESULT IN h" Buckeye
DINO, Pennsylvania for the last two months
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business Chances.

GROCERY aad meat market. Nain-st
low rent WreMy ~dlrs, e5VN pr, 'v@
sickness; must -rN. BKFIHl rlIDI'
Agency. New-lis'en, Conn. other ctoh'rs'
HICKSVILLf. l.. I.-ricklc hon-c. foui
lots. sixteen tanks, and one million '"'t
dcsle,. for ,,io cheap; easy IRA ne7f
acrot Inquire DAVIS kLOhN.'"'
HlchsY.llc. queens Co. y. !. -
/ EFOTIKE so 600 additional funds 20
complete and hil orders "n hang u,,'.'sS
rlp.Glv incrca -iue: cau oiffr ae 'ptabi' - w
chance % lifeline 10 TIM o. an,"i r.
ou7r.cs. Call aud invo-tilnt'. Rooms "II-
8l2 1870 Lihcrty--t.
LIVERY and BoARDING sTABLE N
town. DAYTON. l8l North Sd-st
TNTyINfK.-AnoutS 81 Oo1 and ,5ryicc> TO
extend trad. MoAc Fine l. ckctho'hs ara
Advising Novelties. New sty o' ready
for Tor rod. Gail lis wnlom->t.. up.'o.rs.
PARTY WITH $1,000. manufacturing
speciality. no experience required li9l-
guaranteed, 60 p cent 81 ARG: NJ M.
dfe-' one week. Ea4ABiI9IILp' A''D@"'
once.
PARTIES WITH CAPITAL. or who can
lnnuei.cr capital in lcgtmai" .uNc-Nnrntrr
send addrc- imfn,1ltIy e. TWO fOHI'
UNf>, Tribune of'ce.
real E~TATE AID buNlN tNN
HHOkEKAGE-A nominal amount VIII 80,
-rr. an Interest ia q long-c..ah "a and
povtrc oficc busllu--: young. a'tN" man
prr'crrrd connection uuqu.stioncI. pr
ulaf- at Interview only. Aides BROKER,
loH ; Trihuua ONO.
RAlSIN SErDIR patent for sale. price
u 800 tie h"-t -slllng article GA Inc NAT
he' . orG.r nov 1u hand. FFD. il. BIN
TOY. IS Wall.st.
WANTED.-1'aitrer familiar With lar.e
financial 'rintar tous Who can invest tlV H'
Ia seOrCO: uroafs very largo. address
FINANCE 81 Churoh--'.
WANTED. sale. agency on con MISSION
81 a Good Ifre TO slll 60 uanIi"ttufrfs ~
de1icr- in Cleveland ard vicinity ,Nu1
SAJ,iSNAN. ias Soncca-st.. Cicyrlaad. -.
~, 400 OR 20 900 WANTED on bond
and ,rr,frac. e. Der cent: option " scope
iaIv and interest ia COMPANY. "hlch l'S-
o,rr IL rcr cont 90 200 600. AdGr'->
pAVNi ". Tribune once.
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60 fei for Duslnros purposes

A SMALL or large PARK Row font
Gee In Potter Building, 10 let Adafess
l. T. SAVAGE, Sc FU4ten-st.
PARK ROW 'front.' Office 10 let IN Pot
W Building. Address l.. =. SAY At'E.
E Enlfnn.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11
Eclp Wnntco.

LILY SON'AhNO'
AGENTS AND CANVASSEI;S; male or
female; - to - daily pfohi' sur eA'
perlence unnecessary; no ts.hing rr4uifn
cAcluslYe territory given. tgr paItcu!iis
acdre,s /. PUTNAM & co., West Winsted.
Conn.
AGENTS.. -Woudrrful Advertising do
vice. Patented. Every mcichlnl NY.
ilr nav Enclosc stamp. AHCR Mfi.
Co. Racine. WIS.
IF YOU ARE out Of employment call AZ
The old MLTROPOLIIAh AHENCl oFcris
rvcry day TO- all KINDS 4 help. "a Broad
way, Bfooklyn, near ferry.
II YoU ARE seeking cinpioyuont o.
wish 10 make a change. call at ne o.d-cS-
tabllshcd and reliable NEW-Y ORR A"EN-
CY: positions u every elias quickly pro-
cured now orders every mall Information
free $50 Broadway. corner eth..l.
Sn1,TING CLERK WANTED by yarn
commission house -alaIy. - p N'rN, T."
=. o. BOX $50. y. Y. Cliy.
WANTED Engineer. competent ard p
ia l. with wife A. IanitOr !n apartment
house: best Of references required. Ad-
dr.ss stating wages expected. s., p o.
Rox 2,91s.
WANTED. by large Western packing
firm a man thoroughly familiar WIN Ter
filiye.. - fake charge Of their Fcrtili1lng
edo Of riil'1 cr, I'm 81 their branches. and
ha,, thorough knowlcdC- - the dealer IN
fertilizer, throughout the country; unless
ro,nr.te,, a. I'M thc,c requirements. do not
spplv Tor position. Address VI. A. T.,
Tribune Ohicc
Females
ANY EDUCATED AMERICAN IN any
city nav earn cOn-iderahl. income Without
l,.a,-uJ home. no canNassing. selling or
labor. except copying; Scnnd siamped a 20
~
qualifications x. - Macd0uoa ST.. y. y.
T,TITRFSS respectable German
wo,ll,n 10 take care - one or two nat-
Address {. DORH. 291 COurt-st, Brook
/ Ism.
LADY In reduced circumstances fe'H 40
immediate engagement rs conf anlcn or ne
mi helper: hi.hest references. ui."EN l.
Trihuac once.
YOUNG GIRL. graduate OF q public
school desires situation ~ music sNrr
o. orlco. Address +. HUE, 10 West
! l3Gth-.t.
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domestic Gituaiions Wanleo

Females.
/ MRS. l.. SEELT
| formerly Miss l.. tampbelD,
~ WEST 22D-SI.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU |
lALL REFERENCE Is ..,.,,,.,,, -,,,,,
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED. !
! Servants brcaklng engagement VIII BE-
Dismissed from oilce and forfeit all claim
10 Zee paid. .,.,,r o,,r,cr
~ WEST 22D-ST.
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WHEAT NO. ..

Ca5b ouo,at ons were a. follows Flour quiet and
changed No ;pung wheat 77a772c No spring Wheat S1
II 80 rcd 7Sc No corn. 492c; No o0ts 81 IA
81 9c no , white. 33d33isc No 3 white. 32i2a321e
~ 49, re; 40 barley. Coo No l naxseed II q;
nriro tuohv sei 81 ~ ~ "a mess pork, per bhl,
iii 90 qsil OIL ald pr 100 n s. 12,Gt7 IL short rb'
50 5oa short clear sides boxed - G0dS7 65 whskey,
dl.ter finished goods. Per GAL ~ 10 sugars cut loaf
5q57.c; cranuaicd, 41c; Stondard "A Arr; No conn.,
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il)ork iUanieo.
Males

ACCURATE II nsg al her and typ'wrlter'
f;erman a merican > dc ire. law ~ other copy
lng and translatlng during lcisufn' or pr
msnent position owns machine. IL. NJ. g.
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11

EFFECT OF LIGHTNING on SHIPS COMPISSES.
From The Liverpool Journal Of Commerce.
The following IS copy Of an Interesting report from
Captaln WOOdcOck. Of M">srs. +. a !. ifrii, 81 >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11
Gcrses ano Carriages.

A HANDSOME. stylish pair chestnut
iolses. ia hands, : N-1r- old sound klnd
nd fearless; can trOVcl 10 miles an noun
sood saddle horses; price 500 eleesht
neugham and Victoria. both butt by
PreVstcf. 1900 each. worth double; double
I'D single harness, sc. also lady Sadd!e
nd hauoss horse. ISL hand. YEA :
NGnd AID gentle beautiful ssddler; pleasant
Siyer nrice loo6 lahv's lnnn front nhnetop
iri harness lady's S,ddlc ana bride auI
lting habit. SIX hat and cap al can bc
son and tried at the PALACE STABLE.
81 and $50 ScherInerh0in-st, near BOND
.srOoklyn.
= FOR SALE-Child's pony. cart and mar
IN OF to hire for the sesson. Address DR..
&C. JACKSON, z. o. Box I6l. Jamaica
Ill, n. Y.
PARTY GOING TO EUROPE oIcr. at
yy saeliiic", lady's loop top pha~ton, hai-
rs.s ant robe. used short time A-At COG
tgN nas0nab,- Oh p not refused. III
errs 10 West ifth-st.
W1NTED.-5O coo 600 people 70 send
d, Birch's carriage and harness cat"-
sue largest assortment IN AIu'flca Nctl
retnto prices don't pay such eNtfaNacan;
gnea for harness nd carriages e,bO'
hhed 1862. ADDE'S j. II. BIRCH. FnF'
nrcn. \. J.
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gonnlrn Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLA!K.-DNell
hrs for sale or 70 let large assortment Of
handsome building sites; terms cay.
FuBDS & TAYLOR. 8 Beeknan.st. y. Y.
ABOUT 2j0 ACRES or OMPAl:A-
BILL JERSEY COAST PROPERTY, high
and healthy; THREE WATER FkONIS .
lsiluon. a largr pront can br r.cuoustiatea.
PRINCIPAL, address Il. o. Bon 2jS, Phiiadcl-
ila. rem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11

A-A.-A.-MRS. MALMEEKhr S"ed'
t.h i,,,niovnent bureau. 3J2 4tn.aVe.. up
sfolrs"Cook. nr.t-class. whore kitchenmald
i. Kept. good cook. 800 chambermad and
waitress. laundro-s. nurse, kitchenmald :
COMPETENT servants Tor brlA.te tsmlllt- ohly.
Al.-NME. JACQClN. COZ Gth.aye. tup.
.,alsst ncar 35,h.st.-French Employment
Nu,ra1: supple, Mmilic, with select SEP
Iants OF all natonalities; Iarlormalc.; wait
49,. chamberm1ids. iaundrcsee> French,
German and swedish mald,. nurses. cooSr
buffers. Sc.
ALL KINDS Of German servants with
las rpfar,necs 0way. on hand for
- or country. l. SONNEN SCHEiN'S
Licensed Employment Agency. Is Sd-ave..
near Sth-st.
CUANBERMAID and WAITRESS. BY
. cor,nftant Swedish girl or " III DO house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11

The 1pc line movements IN tn fret week In July We're
n, a r,da-t scale hut sth indicative OF an ~cunu1ti"l
Of stocks the rate q excess Of runs over d;'e.'
nir.,ay addition o. net stO- H ths nohu1 Wa
So rom 200 COO to 500 900 barrels. The daily e''tlge
81 r1ins la, boon G5.59i barrels, compared vita lul
IN $500 SO IA barrels in July les2 The deny.f
NV. Averaged barrels. against b1sl afr"i~ IN
Jur -9l. SO barrels IN $500 and $40 barrel, IA
Juy ISsg. The partial Penn-ylNana pp' limo reth.s
fcr iuIy charters - the SIN inclusive Were -
follows; Iva
Runs. Deliveries. Charters.
Total tarrcls ......-.459 - @@oss 955;3 ',,l'IS
tn. BucAcyc Igpo Line reports from July To as
follows: r-,c..e
Runs. Deliveries. d llyeI's.
Total lar 1!'+ - 1u,.NtS - 81.
l. day - go ." ''A '''-''
There was shrukage In trading III crude certh'Ht-
wock option market wd- uflD-t 1T a -,oul
NVban dal fluctuations never exceeded cent ana oiy
f.arhcd = cent the extreme range OF Nv N"t, u.
n-ahlr. nnce - ~ speculation may d. u'sufNI ~
m. Stp,k Exchange tc few sales Ner' mace az uf'
, t.i,durv TIE u~hpflcc ending l. cent? under the OF"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11

COUNTRY HOME.-Seyrn rooms hnnu-
ufuuy located near large lake IN Shonglm
Valley, Morris Co.. y. }. twenty scecs 8
timber, rest pasture and cultiNa,"d plenty
frl't al kinds horse, cows top c2rrlSGc.
blackboard WAGONS. hcn- aud henncry with
oil farming tools; price. -, 900. l..
GEANERT. pa Huttcn-st.. Jersey CITY,
y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11

FOR SALF---(,fea: bare.in; good water
power mill saw planning and shingc MIL
ol>o two-story brick custom -ri>t min, both
Kills dong y0Od business TOO hon'cS aha
good land. .o3d stock OF los IN y1td iol
Mil; depot dos by, aud within Q miles o;
~ Adams must be sold on account OF poor
A"1lth and Oif agr. Come and go y -
wrl'c for fartler morn alton 20 j. :. 4 +. J..
IODCE. sheldon Spring. W.
-1-T SNI-T-s vel-furn' sod cottt2'
and Island In It. Lawrence River. AddT-s
Box 20. Alexandra Eay.
fOK HUDSON RIVER city or rural
homes. farms. manu- 'acturine sits ~.
apply tn JONATHAN DICKlNSON. the
ftsl estate agent. poughkccp-ie. y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-11

HOCsEWORK.-By swcde, good cook,
washer and ironer city or country willing
and obllglng; best OF references. ol5 4th.
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Domesrr 5ituations Uanteo
Females.

HOUSEWORK.-By young woman
with her child will work for lOw wages a
home more Of an object; willing and oblig-
Ing country preferred excellent references.
FLOYD'S Protestant Home Bureau, 1873
Gfh.lNp
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-06
THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN.

The year 1892 will be aneventful one,
especially in political Developments.
The American is ready to furnish to the
public the most complete news from all
parts of Tennessee and the world. Its tel
egraphic facilities are unequaled by any
newspaper in the South, and its army OF
special correspondents and valuable press
franchises, as well as large staff OF local
news gatherers and entertaining writers,
are better prepared to do reliable and ac-
curate service than eve r before in the pa
per's long history. The political cam
paigns have opened in the State and ma
ton. The Americans position is well
known. 1t IS Democratic from head line
to foot slug, and uncomprIsing in its anita
gonism to the heresies and bad leaders
of the third party. At the same time
readers of whatever faith may depend up
on getting unprecedented and accurate re-
ports of all political events. The Amer
leans political views will not influence its
news columns. Now is the time subscribe.
DAILY, months
DAILY, month
Weekly, IL .............l.00
SUBSCRIPTION taken at this Office.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-06
Pronounced Hopeless Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hurd, of Groton, s. D., we quote: "Was
taken with bad cold, which settled on my
Lungs, cough set in and finally termi-
mated in Consumption. Four doctors
gave up, saying could live but short
time. gave my self up to my Savior,
determined If could not stay with my
friends on earth, would meet my absent
ones above. My husband was advised to
get DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds. L gave it
trial, took in ell, eight bottles; it has
cured me and thank God am now well
and hearty women" Trial bottles free
at Savage d Emerson's Drugstore, regu-
lar size, Soc. and $1.00
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-06

Following are the grandjurors
for the present term of Circuit
Court: Jesse Fl. Franklin, foreman,
David Johnson. James Young, w.
w. CasselberrY, G. H. Harris, Jno.
I. Parker, J. K. P. Tate, Nathan
Holloway, j. S. Jackson, M. H.
Jernigan, j. M. Smith, Thos. E.
McClendon. w. r. Lax.
Some time since, Rev. N. r.
Mari was transferred from the Mid
dIeton Circuit to one near the Shi-
lob battlefield. Before leaving,
Mr.. Joel Sasser promised, joklnglY,
to give Mr.. Mari thirty-fve dollars
provided he would gather from the
battlefield bushel of bullets and
forward them to him. Rec emily.
Mr., Sasser was surprised to receive
a bushel of the relics: The money
was prom pity forwarded. Mr..
Sasser does not expect to sell bull
lets for a living, and will no doubt
close out his stock on hand at actu-
al cost.
Why pay other dealers 75c and
LOO for chill cure when you can
get Plantation Chill Cure, a better
one for Soc. For sale by Savage d
Emerson, Bolivar; Black q ArbUck>
lie, Hickory Valley; B. V. Hudson,
Bolivar.
The Hassell Feather Removal
ting Company is doing an immense
business in Bolivar. Nearly every
family in Bolivar have had their
beds rem ovated, and we have yet to
hear of a single one being dissatis-
fed with the work. The process
used in cleansing the feather is en-
tirely harmless. The gentlemen in
charge of the business come we'll
recommended as responsible men,
and it will give them great pleas
ure to explain the working of the
machinery to any who may call at
the shop. II
Wall Paper, pretty and cheap,
at Hudson's.
We are equested to state by
the gentleman who made the mo-
ton in the Executive Committee
meeting recently, that it was not
his intention to have the delegates
from Hardeman instructed as a
unit, but simply that Buchanan
and Turney should have their rela-
tive strength as shown in the pri-
maries. The writer of this article
is Secretary of the Committee, was
present when the motion was made
and understood it differently. The
chairman ruled the motion out of
order, which proves very clearly
that he considered it. as did the Sec
rotary and others, an effort to in
struct.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-06
SPECIAL CARD !

We desire to call our readers at
tention to the elegant illustrated
catalogue of Mulford the Memphis
,JeweIer, and cheerfullY commend
with pleasure and pride this old re.
liable house to their confidence. One
of the catalogues will be sent at your
request.
We have known Mr.. milford in
timately for years; he has been
engaged in the jewelry business OF
Memphis, Tenn, and unhesltating-
ly say that you can depend on
what he states as being exactly SO
plain and easily understood.
You lake no chance in ordering
from j. N. Milford, as your money
will be promptly refunded without
any expense If not pleased with the
goods received.
Mention BOLIVAR BULLETIN a
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-06

"A terrible accident occurred on
the I. c. just north of Holly Spring;
Sunday night. The north bound
passenger train, due at Bolivar at
1916 am, is one of the fastest
trains on the road. While descend
ing heavy grade, running at the
rate of forty five miles an hour, the
engineer discovered an obstruction
upon the track. The lever was
promptly reversed, but too late to
prevent an accident. The engine
dashed into a pile of heavy cross ties
and was badly disfgured, though
none of the cars were thrown from
the track. A fagman was dis
patched to the rear to give the sig
NIL of danger to a fast following
freight. The signal was unobserv-
ed, and the powerful mogul engine,
backed by score or more of heav-
lily loaded box cars, rushed with
violence into the rear OF the pas
senger train, smashing the sleeper
to smithereens. Strange to Say
none of the passengers were serious
ly hunt. The engineer on the
freight was injured, perhaps fatally.
The sleeper was burned to ashes,
the clothing and many valuables of
the passengers being consumed.
Do not let other merchants palm
off other preparations on you be-
cause they have not Plantation Chill
Cure in stock. Apply to agents
named below, who guarantee 1t.
For sale by Savage & Emerson, Boz
war; Black d Arbuckle, Hickory
Valley; 9. Y. Hudson, Bolivar.
After long and painful illness
Rev. l.. McNeelY died at his home
near Middleton, on Sunday, April
Oath, 1892. He was born in Row.
an County, N. c., October 1, 1914.
After acquiring thorough literary
education, he studied theology in
the Princeton Theological Semina-
ry. AS pastor, ne had charge of
different churches in West Tennes~
see. He also labored in the same
capacity for many years both IN
Texas and Arkansas. In 1854 he
was married in Jackson, Tennessee,
to Miss Mary A. Holmes, daughter
of Rev. James Holmes. DID,, who
was one of the pioneer citizens of
Upton County. Soon after the
close of the war, Mr.. McNeeIy re-
turned to West Tennessee and set
tied at his late residence. His
last pastoral charge was the Ebe
nezer Church, this County, to whose
members he continued to minister
until he gave up his ministerial Of
fee. With him the treasures of
earth were but as chaf compared
with those we are commanded to
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-06

lay up in heaven. His delight
was to work in the Masters vine
yard, and as leng as he was blessed
with health and strength he labor
ed in behalf of fallen humanity and
the upbuiIding of the Savior's
kingdom. To his beloved wife and
five children he has left as heri-
tage an untarnished name and an
exemplary christian record.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-06
CrOquet Sets at Hudson's.

Croquet Sets ut Hudson's.
Gen. Neely's annual reunion Of
old soldiers VIII be held Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Harrison is on a
visit to her sister al Collierville.,
Mrs. McNeal and daughter,
Miss Kate, are visiting in st. Louis.
Turkey gnats are on their an
nual visit to this section in large
numbers.
Try Hudson tor Paints and Var
nishes. He sells cheap.
Jim Wilson has been on visit
to friends in Henderson during the
week.
Mrs. James HI. Godsey, OF
Salisbury, is on a visit to friends
in Bolivar.
The County Court has lost
three members by death during
the present year,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1892-05-06
Fishing Tackle at Hudson's.


Farmers attending court regret
their inability to take advantage Of
the beautiful weather.
Mrs. Martha Ann Crawford
aged seventy years, died at her
home in the 18th district Tuesday.
ESQ. w. j. Cox, of Salisbury
attended as a delegate the Southern
Baptist Convention at Atlanta this
week,
Miss Lucy Newsom, of Para
gould, Ark. has been visiting rel
atives in Hardeman for the past
two weeks.
Miss Matte Hamm, of Hickory
Valley, has been on a visit of sew
eral weeks to her sister, Mrs. Sallie
Haynes.
Mrs. Shsrrod and little sol
have returned to their home in Tip
ton County, after visit of several
days to the Misses Mason.
M. A. Pearce, of Water VALLEY
Miss, has purchased the stock of
a. Wilson. The goods will be re-
moved to Water Valley.
Circuit Court is in session
with Judge Flippin presiding and
Attorney General Cockroft present.
An adjournment will be reached
Tomorrow.
Mrs. M. r. Roberts, OF LAKE
View, Miss, after spending severa
days with relatives in Bolivar, left
yesterday to visit friends in
Jackson.
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Prof. Fl. j. Fusch attended {
meeting Of The Knights, Of Pythia'
In Knoxville this week. During
his absence, Miss Kate Smith as
sisted in the school. Y
Beautiful Oil Paintings just re-
.ceived at Hudson's. Very cheap
On account of the bridge open
ing af Memphis, ON May 10, il. /.
tickets VIII be sold at one fare TO
the round trip. good for return pas
sage until May 18TH
B. f. Huddleston, of the 1911
dittrict, killed an immense balC
eagle on the 22nd of April From
tip to tip of wings it measured five
and q half feet, =The talons are Of
exhibition at our Office. -rss :.
Rev. w. C. Alexander vii
preach in the Presbyterian Church
in Bolivar next Sabbath morning
at 1915 and In the evening at
o'clock. He viii also preach a
Shandy in the afternoon at 4 O'clccl