The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-07-06

-Ine annual 4tH OF j ulY DarDe-
cue was given at the Western Hos
pital Wednesday This is an occa-
sion looked forward to with great
pleasure by the inmates and is al
ways enjoyed.
In view Of the fact that we ssdun-
ned'' Esquire Thomas Shea through
the columns of the BULLETIN for his
subscription, it is but justice to
state, il the same manner, that be
has paid his account up to date, and
he will please accept our thanks for
same.
DR.. 5. Dickson requests US to
announce that he will be at White
vile, Monday and Tuesday, July
9th and 10th. All who need dental
work are invited to meet him.
jackson is to have a new even
ing paper. The charter was regis
tered Tuesday, Of the Blade Pub
fishing Co. Col. Roberts Gates,
secretary of the Memphis CONNER
ciaI Club and J. G. Cisco, editor of
the Tribune and Sun, are the NOV
ing spirits Of the new venture. The
paper will be issued within the next
few weeks.
The s'Pastors' Association"
of Bolivar was organized
last Tuesday in Rev. J. M.
Clark's study. The members will
meet monthly and discuss such sub
jects as they deem best, but the
prime object of the organization is
for the advancement of church work
by the mutual cooperation of the
partors who reside in this place.
Prof. H. J. Fusch will leave
Monday for Nashville. The Bull
LETIN regrets this determination on
the part of Mr.. Fusch. He has liv-
ed in Bolivar for a number of years,
and is held in the highest esteem by
our people. He is a heightened,
honorable gentleman, and. will
make z good citizen IN any commu-
nifty. The BULLETIN wishes him
the very best of success.
"A representative of the BULLETIN
took particular pains last Monday to
interview farmers from every sec
ton of the country in regard to the
condition Of crops. We are glad to
state that the prospect for a corn
crop in this county was never bet
ter. In some neighborhoods, the
stand of cotton is not so good, on
account of the recent cold weather,
but the stalk is healthy and will
produce well.
Geo. T. Mccall, candidate for
chancellor of the Ninth Chancery
Division, on the republican ticket,
was here Monday. He seems to be a
gentleman in every sense ofthe word.
His interviews, while here, were
principally with republicans. As the
democrats have already nominated
Judge Hawkins for that Office, they,
of course, had no business with Mr..
Mccall.
Mr.. IL b. Paul has purchased
the Dunlap Springs and expects to
fit them up at an early day. He in
formed us that he would also have
several cottages erected near the
springs, and that the water would
be bottled and offered for sale in
Memphis. There is no doubt
the water possesses medicinal
properties, and it is to be hoped
that Mr.. Paul's Investment will
prove a profitable one.
The name of st. James Hall
has been changed. Hereafter this
well known institution of learning
will be known as st. GATHERINGS.
The BULLETIN has been informed
that the sum of 50, 200 will be ex-
pended upon the building between
this date and the first of September.
Among the improvements will be
a new slate roof, and the entire
building viii be reftted and repair
ed.
The officials of the Illinois Cen
trail with headquarters at Jackson,
besides many Of the swItchmen, en-
gineers and conductors, have shown
their loyalty to the company by
guarding its property at East Cairo.
Supervisor Spencer, Claim Agent
w. +, McCarley, Roadmaster
Blue and Tram Master Eldridge
have taken time about on this side
the.river. Claim Agent McCarley
run the baggage car from Cairo to
Jackson in the absence of available
men. Wing.
We announce IN to-day's Bull
LRTIN, Hon. James w. Jones, as a
candidate for Representative from
Hardeman County IN the next Gen
eral Assembly, subject to the action
of the democratic primary, to be held
August end. Mr.. Jones is toe
we'll known 20 need any Introduction.
For the past two sessions he has rep
resented us In the lower house Of
the Tennessee Legislature. His of
fetal record is public property. i
the people of the county desire hi
further services, he promises to dis
I charge his duties to the best of his
ability,