The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-10

I ing. 1ne handsome, happy young
coupe start out in life with the best
wishes OF host OF friends.
/ Every Man. Lady aud Child
should 20 to Kahn Bros. and &c:
their Shoes as they have the largest
stock to select from.
Bishop Quintard will make his
Episcopal visitation to the Parish
AT Bolivar on March 18th and 10th.
There will be services at ST. James
church on Wednesday, March 18th,
at s 0. m. Further services will
lheu lie aun Junce1.
Sheriff. ris,iale was consider
ably bruised by tall last Monday.
lie was in the lott at L. Nj. New
SONS stable throwing down fodder
for horses, when he stepped upon a
PLANK which gave way throwing
him distance OF twenty feet upon
the hard ground.
Got Hudson's for School Books,
Stationery. etc. He will order any
thing Tor you that can't be found in
town.
The municipal election held in
Middleton last Saturday resulted In
The election of the following named
per-on as aldermen: Walter and
Hall Moore, }. O.. Shearin, Adam
Newlan1, Luther Orm, Frank Jen-
kins and Morris wilson. There was
an opposition ticket in the field, but
the young democracy overcame all
opposition.
Mr.. j. s. Thompson, who for
MANY years was a resident of Thu
county, but now of Lee county,
Ark was in Bolivar Wednesday.
Mr.. Thompson moved from this
county in 1862. Being DESTROYS of
hearing from his friends left behind,
Le authorized us to send him THE
BULLETIN tor twelve months.
Mayor Farley has issued a
proclamation demanding that all
loafers and idlers secure employ
ment at once. else they will be
forced to work upon the streets
under the marshal. This is right
and proper. Every able>bodied
man can earn an honest living.
There is plenty of work tor all.
DIR. S. Dickson will visit Middle
ION on Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 14th and 10Th. Those who
need dental work are invited to
meet him.
Charles Allen, cOlored, was ar
raiened Tuesday before Esquires j.
A. Wilson and T. d. Newbern on
the charge of stealing from Orange
Franklin, colored, a ham and
side of meat. Allen was bound
over to circuit court, but was re-
leased ON giving bond for his APP
pearance. The prosecution was
represented by j. A. Foster and the
defense by Capt. +. H. Wood.
At Pickens on March Ord Tony
Beals, co.ored, was fined $50 and
costs and sentenced to fnurteen
months on the county farm for
throwing rocks into u passenger
train on the Illinois Central railroad
near that point short time since.
The management of the company
have determined to put an end to
such work and will in every case
see that the guilty parties meet with
lure punishment.
After lingering illness, Mrs.
f. Robinson, an estimable lady,
died of cancer at her home IN the
15rh district, last Monday. She
was one of The pioneer settlers OF
this county, being 81 years Old at
the time of her death. Mrs. Rob
inson was a native of Middle Ten
nessee. She was the mother of eight
children, all of whom lived to be
grown, but only four survive her.
She was a member of the Primitive
Baptist church.
MIR. X. L. Hornsby presented
The BULLETIN Monday with a
lump of coal taken from a bluff
upon Wade's Creek, near the town
of Evansville. Tine coal is soft,
full of oil and burns rapidly. Mr..
Hornsby informs us that a consider
able quantity of This coal is lmbeded
in the hillsides. The services of a
geologist, to pass upon the quantity
and quality of the formation,
should be secured by the owners of
the land.
We direct attention to the adj
vertisement of Cedar Grove Stock
Farm, which appears in to-day's
issue of THE BULLETIN. Mr.. john
r. Miller, who is recognized as one
OF The most competent judges of
horse flesh in tennessee, is sole
owner aud proprietor of this farm.
His Celebrated horse, "Lowery," is
one the best bred stations in this
country, as his pedigree shows. and
his services are offered al a remarks
ably low price. Owners of fine
brood mares wIil do well 10 CORES
pond with MIR. Miller, whose post
office is Cedar Capel, Tenn.
Mr.. a. SsliZman, representing
the Sulfurine Co., of Chicago, gave
tree exhibitions "Wednesday and
Thursday nights upon our streets.
The entertainment consisted of stere