The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-24
Bolivar Bulletin.
LOCAL NEWS.

in Salisbury this week.
Fishing Tackle at Hulsou's.
Mr.. j, w. Harrison and wife
are boarding at Mir. LIghtforfs-
Captain Dick Moorman, of
Somerville, attended Chancery
Court Tuesday.
Nh. w. J. Redd's family moved
yesterday to the residence of Egg.
Il. ID. Newbern.
Fresh Fruits and Roasted Pea
nuts at j. L. JOyners.
Or. NJ. NJ. Smith, of Cedar
Chapel. spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Bolivar.
The remains of Mr.. Jack Har-.
ris were inferred IN Union Gene
terry Friday morning.
Try Hudson for Parts, Oils Vars
nishes, etc.
Captain Hancock, of LaGrange,
was here this week in attendance
upon ChancerY Court.
Col. F. Fentress and Hon. j.
ID. Casselberry, of Memphis atten-
ded Chancery Court this week.
Choice Seed Potatoes at j. I.
JoYners.
DIR, S. Dickson will visit
Whiieville on ADril 10th and 18th.
Those in need of dental work are
lnvn ed to meet him.
Mr.. John McGhee, the hand
some and popular book-keeper of
Mercer & McGlathery, ToOne. was
over Monday on business.
Bargains in Toilet Soaps, Per-
fumes, Combs, Brushes, etc., at
Hudson's.
MIR. 1. M. Emerson returned
Tuesday from a trip of several weeks
to North Carolina. where he went
to dispose of a car load of stock.
We regret to learn that Mrs.
Harkins was stricken recently with
paralysis during her stay in Mems
phis with her daughter, Mrs. Mask.
Go to Hudson's for School Books,
Stationery, etc. He will order any
thing for you that can't be found in
town.
Mr.. John Norment Sr., a pop
ular and highly respected citizen OF
Whiteville, visited Bolivar this
week for the first time in many
months.
Those who have residence
property in Bolivar to exchange
for a well improved farm In the
country, will apply at the BULLE-
TIN office.
DIR. Southall Dickson has been
appointed coal oil Inspector at Boil
ivar by Gov. Turney. The many
friends of our popular young den
fist will be glad to hear of his good
luck.
Fresh Fish received from Reel
foot Lake on Wednesdays and
Saturdays of each week at my
Markethouse. N. G. NUcKoLLs.
Mrs. Kate Smiths residence
came near being destroyed by fire
Friday evening on account of a
burning chimney. Prompt and
we'll directed work saved the build
ing.
MIR. d. L. Durrett has erected
a handsome family monument in
his square i'm Union Cemetery. The
work was executed in the shops of
Col. G. j. Rogers, of Grand juno
ton.
DIR. Walter Stewart, who has
been employed as prescription
clerk at the Western Hospital, left
Monday for Memphis, where he
will assist his father in the practice
of medicine.
-"Cracker" Shaw, co'ored, a
notorious character, was tried be
fore Esquire j. A. Wilson Friday
for stealing a hand-saw from Mr..
Jim Taylor. In default of bond h
was sent to Jail.
-Manr of the squares in Union
Cemetery have recently been clean
ed off. This adds much to the APP
pearance of the sacred spot. The
shEubbery should be trimmed and
the walks scraped.
In his brief and argument, j
ID. Casselberry proved that he had
studied thoroughly the laws bear
ing upon the issues involved In the
suit of w. w. Casselberry vs..
Arthur G. Minter.
The little eighteen months old
child of DR.. Geo. NJ. Doris, of the
18th district, was kicked IN the
forehead last week by mule. The
child was badly hurt, bat we are
glad to learn is improving rapidly.
Jesse WhitehOrn, cOlored,
was confined in Jail Monday on a
charge of assault and battery, upon
the person of one Robert Long.
The case was tried before Esquire
j. M. Pettigrew, of Whiteville.
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