The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-09-15

by her granddaughter. little Verna
Garrett of Memphis, and niece. May
Mercer Of jackson.
II you are in need of denta work
you may be accommodated 10y meet
ing DIR. s. Dickson at Grand juno
ton ON Monday and Tuesday, the
25th aud 26th of this month.
&C. L. Webb, one of Whiteyille'e
most enterprising and affable mer-
chants and a man of ackno lodged
superior business attainments, re-
turned last week from Chicago.
There will be racing next We'd
nesday and Thursday on the track
near w. e. DorIon's. The horses
whose speed is to be tested are owned
by Z. Z. McNeal and n. G. Nuckolls.
Il will be at Vildo, Tenn. on
Monday and Tuesday, September 25th
and 10Th. Those who need photo
graphs taken can meet me there.
Respectfully, FL. G. CALLAHAN.
There is not a more punctual
paying subscriber TO the Bulletin than
w. L. Cliff. He invariably pays for
his paper in advance and knows the
exact date on which his subscription
expires.
On the 9th instant, at the RES
Idence of the brides father, B. f.
Mashburn, Mr.. Robt. Wilkison and
Miss Kate Mashburn were united
in marriage, j. d. Campbell, Esq.
performed the ceremony
j. A. Barrett visited the mar
kets this week for the purpose of lay
ing in his fall stock of goods, which
he will nave here in plenty of time
for the fall trade. Watch these col
umns for bargains which he will offer
on his return.
Tanner Dickson was brought here
yesterday by T. r. Dowdy and placed
in j all for assaulting Ada Bowden
with a hoe. The blow was on the
head, and the woman is still in a
critical condition. Both of the par
ties are colCrd
1t is emily necessary to read the
of Kahn Bros, to be
that they are offering UNI
usual bargains. But they purchased
their goods cheap and are Offering
to give their customers the benifir of
their close buying.
Master Robert Joyner, while
silt walking a few days
ago, tell, dislocating bis arm aud cut
ting himself on pieces of glass. We
presume he is now forced to the con-
c'usion that "tere firma" is surer
than Suits.
Read the advertisement of An
derson IL Nuckolls, merchants at
Toone. Though young in years,
they are, neverthe ess, men of bust
ness experience. The firm extends
an invitation to the publ to iRves-
tigate and price their goods before
purchases.
The cases on the civil docket
disposed OF at the present term of
the Circuit Court are as follows: G.
w. Green vs.. Tennessee Midland
Railroad, judgment in favor of Green
for 1925; Samuel Tosier VS.. Isaac
HOrnsbY, suit for damages, vesdict,
no damages allowed.
As we are aware that money
has been scarce for several months
past, we have not asked those who
are in arrears with us to settle their
but this is autumn, and the
time when subscription accounts
that are due should be settled, be.
sides we would appreciate such favors-
John Patrick left Monday eve
ming for Knoxville, where he will re-
enter the University of Tennessee.
We truly hope that he will be so for
tunate as to secure the scholarship
this session, and believe that his cham
ces for so doing are indeed good, as
he is ambitious and withal possessed
of an unusually bright mind.
Isaac Baker was brought here
Monday evening last from Lauder
dale county and placed in Jail. He
is charged with malicious shooting.
About year ago Baker and j. w.
McCarver each shot the other near
Evansville. McCaTver had one of
his eyes shot out by Baker, and it Is
tor this offense that Baker was ar
rested.
The New Hope meeting, which
began on the first of this month
closed last Friday. The pastor,
Rev. w. NJ. Norment, was assisted
by Rev, 1. ID. Steel of jackson.
There were fOrty-five professions and
and thirty-three additions to the
New Hope church, and the members
thereof were greatly strengthened and
encouraged in work their.
DIR. John P. Douglas. through
Hon. Josiah Patterson, has applied
to the United States Fish Commits
soner for a supply OF fish to stock
the large pond situated on the Asr-
lum grounds. The commissioner has
signifed his willin gness to aid DIR.
Douglas in the matter and has asked
for InfOrmatin regarding the char
acter of the water with the view to
determining what species is best suited
to il. Mr.. w. ID. Cross, of White