The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-03-17
Bolivar Bulletin.


next Monday.
Gardening is the chief Oceu-
patton of our cilizsns.
Mrs. F. 5. Luther is visiting
her old home at Beilebuckle. Tenn.
Fresh Garden Seed at Hudson's.
Mr.. j. V. Curtin visited his
father at Denmark Sunday.
Joe. MiIstead is quite sick at
his home SIX miles east OF Bolivar
Mrs. Norment and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mamie. are in Memphis.
DIR. J. P. Douglas and wife
spent several days in Nashville this
week.
Choice Seed Potatoes at j. I.
JoYnePs.
Mrs. McNeaI and her son, E.
p. McNeal, visited St. Louis last
week.
Capt. Albert McNeal has re,
covered from severe spell of
neuralgia.
Col. jerome Hill, of St. Lonis.
spent Sunday visiting relatives 10
Bolivar.
-Messrs. Sam Kahn aud Francis
Fentress, ct Memphis, visited Bo
ivar this week.
Try Hudson for Parts, Oils Vsr-
nishes, etc.
Professor Boyd, principal of
the Grand Junction school visited
Bolivar Saturday.
The commodious Methodist
parsonage of the Whiteville church
is nearing completion.
Fresh Fruits and Roasted Pea
nuts at j. I. Joyner's.
MIR. and Mrs. III. w. Stratton
are on a visit to relatives i'm Har-
deman county.-Brownsville States
Democrat.
Sheriff Foote has another
boarder at the jaIl-not a prisoner,
however. The little lady arrived
Monday night.
Fresh Fish received from Reel
foot Lake on Wednesdays aud
Saturdays of each week at my
Markethouse. N. G. Muck LIS.
Two mares, the property of
Cato Miller, coIOred, were killed by
lightning Monday night. Both AMI
mails were in foal.
MIR. John Newbern, represent
ing the Cooperage Pharmacy Co.,
of st. Louis, was here Tuesday in
terviewing our druggists.
MIR. George Boles and little
Aubry Bray lett Sunday tor Haynes.
Ark, Mr.. Boles expects to open
blacksmith shop at that place.
-Ex-Speaker J. A. Manson, OF
Salisbury, is making most Wig
orous fight for the marshalship OF
West Tennessee. - Washington
Correspondence.
DR.. S. Dickson Will visir Grant
Junction on Monday aud TUESDAY
March Goth and 21st. Those who
need his services are invited to
meet him.
w. r. Splght. of Salisbury,
candidate tor postoffice inspector, Is
here. He served i'm that position
eight years ago, and was dlsch arged
by the Washing ton
Correspondence.
County Superintendent l n
Roland has paid official visits t.
most of the schools in Hardeman
county since January LIST, and re-
ports that they are we'll conducted
and in prosperous condition.
Mrs, Bedford Thomas died at
her home in VIIdo Sunday of pneu
monia. Mrs. Thomas was en-
estimable lady, full of christian vir-
tues, and her death will be deeply
regretted by a large circle of
friends.
Fishing Tackle at Hudson's.
Joseph Newton, tailor at Nc
Minnville. who the other day cele-
brated his 91st birthday with an
entertainment given his friends,
made the coat in which James K.
Polk was inaugurated as president.
He still works at his trade.
Go to Hudson's for School Books,
Stationery, etc. He will order any
thing for you that can't be found in
town.
We announce with sincere re
greet the serious illness Of Mr.. John
NJ. Bass, highly respected aud val-
liable citizen of Grand June tion
MIR. Bass has been confined 10 his
bed for over two months. Grave
doubt is entertained of his recovery.
MIR. George A. Kinney has
purchased an interest in the grocery
stock of L. j.. Mitchell at White
vile. MIR. Kinney is a deserving
and courteous young man. The