The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-04-07


four middlings and a ham. Since
this occurrence several of the citi-
zens of that neighborhood, who are
so fortunate as to possess bacon,
have moved it from their smokes
houses into their dwellings. 1t is
indeed a treasure necessitating care
and attention for its safety.
Mrs. E. A. Pybass. the old re-
liza BILE Milliner. has a local adver-
tisemens IN to-day's paper. Read it.
Hudson invites your patronage.
Your presence IS welcome and your
trade il appreciated.
MIR. John Prewitt, of Grand
Junction. more recently of Collier
vile. has gone into the mercantile
business at WhiteviIle. Mr.. Prew>
lit has selected a good location. He
is a first class business man, and his
prospects for success are bright,
We are glad that he has returned to
our county and wish him the best
of luck.
g. w. Brown and Miss Fannie
Cearley were united in marriage
last Sunday morning by Rev. I. Ii
Foote. The bridegroom was for
merly resident OF this county. but
is now a citizen of Memphis. The
bride is he daughter of w. L.. Gear
ley Esq, of the 18th district. The
best wishes of many friends follow
the happy couple TO their new home.
/ am agent for the Plano mowers
and rakes-the best machines man-
ufactured. Call on or write me for
prices. J. K. SwEETON. a7-3t
We direct the atte ntion of our
readers to the advertisement OF
Mesdames Lightfort IL Williams,
MilIiners. These ladies have re-
Gently received a handsome new
spring stock, and will be glad te
have the patronage of all who are
in need of such goods as they carry.
Mr.. @. M. Savage has been app
pointed postmaster at Bolivar to sue,
coed L. M. Patrick, removed. Mr..
Savage is a courteous, painstaking,
obliglng, capable gentleman, and
will make a frst>cass postmaster.
Mr.. Patrick. the gentleman who re-
tires, has discharged his duties faith
fully during the past four years,
and only on political grounds is he
required to surrender the Office.
Handsome Lace Curtains at
KAHN Bros.
The Easter services at St,
James church were we'll attended.
Prof. III. j. Fusch officated in his
usual able manner. Although the
font was untitled with roses rich
and rare, and heliotrOpe and mign-
onette, yet stately calIas, fragrant
hyacinths and geraniums added
their sweetness and LONELINESS to
the sacred edifice. The music was
enjoyed by those present, especially
the solo by Miss Hannah, whose
rich contralto notes filled the build
ing with melody.
"A large number of the repre-
tative citizens of Hardeman county
were in Bolivar Monday attending
quarterly court. A representative
OF THE BULLETIN interviewed many
of these gentlemen and they inform
ed us that farming interests were
farther advanced in this county
than at any time up to date during
the past twenty years. The peo>
pie generally have gone to work in
earnest and are taking advantage
OF every opportunity. This is en-
couraging and means better times
IN the future.
We offer an immense line of
Ladies Button, Lace and Low
quarter Shoes at prices positively
the lowest. Ladies' Shoes we make
speciality of, and guarantee en-
tire satisfaction in every instance.
Our stock is the largest and most
varied ever offered for sale in Boi>
var. KAHN Bros.
-Congressman Patterson again
called on Headsman Maxwell to-
day to do noble service for the
Tenth district, and the chances are
that there will be several new Dem
pcratic postmasters in the colonel's
bailiwick In few days. The fol-
lowing applications were Endorsed
and fled: Pocahontas-Miss Sallie
Rossen; Whnevile-AnnIe B. Gates.
j. w. Smythe,- transfer post agent
at Grand Junction.
Mr.. VIM. Franklin, of our
county, is a candidate for Railroad
Tax Assessor for the Western Dis
trict of Tennessee, a position now
filled by Mr.. Matt Rhea, of FayetIe
county, an appointee OF Gov Blu
chanan. Mr.. Franklin has strong
Endorsements, is we'll qualified and
if appointed Will fill fhe place with
credit to himself and to the admin
istration. The BULLETIN hopes
that Gov. Turney. will see proper to
indorse him.
"A rabid dog in the Middleton
neigh borhood has caused much I'M
easiness among the citizens, as we'll
as a pecuniary loss. Before the
dog was killed, it bit quite NUNS
Der of valuable hogs, who afterwards
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