The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-09-07


the Bolivar Academy Monday.
The proceedings of Circuit
Court will appear in our next issue.
Judge Flippin and General
Cockroft arrived Tuesday and open
ed court.
Full stock of Knitting Yarns and
Imported Saxony Yarns at Kahn
Bros.
Miss Maud Pirtle, of Toone,
visited the family of Mr.. Jno. Coates
this week.
-Mr. J. T. JOyner and little son,
Irby, spent the first of the week in
Mississippi.
Mr.. Tom. Price and family, of
Fort Smith, Ark, visited his moth
er this week.
School Books at Hudsons.
Mr.. Emmett Hubbard and wife
of st. Louis, are visiting Mrs. f. A.
Pybass.
Mrs. III. o. True and daughter,
Myrtle, left yesterday for Lookout
Mountain.
Young Mems Black Cheviot Suits
for s., worth $3.50 at Kahn Bros.
"A protracted meeting in the
Presbyterian church at Whiteville
will begin next Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Baily and wife, of
Salisbury, were visitors to G.. NJ.
Warren's this week.
$. III. Jones, the newly elected
Circuit Court Clerk, viii occupy Il.
M Newsom's residence.
Mr.. James Curry returned Mon
day from Selmer, where he went to
reeuperate his failing health.
Drugs, Paints and Oils cheap at
HudsOn's.
Miss Daisy Gladney left Tues
day afternoon for Holly Springs to
re-enter Maury Institute.
We have received full line Red,
White, Blue and Gray Flannels,
cheap at Kahn Bros.
Master Wilbur Campbell left
this week for Collierville, where he
will attend school this fall.
Prescriptions filled accurately and
with pure drugs at Hudson's.
Mrs. T. c. Price and children,
of Fort Smith, Ark, visited Mrs
w. w. Farley the present week.
Kahn Bros. is the cheapest place
in town to buy your Domestic and
Sheeting.
Quite a number of young peO-
pie, of this place, attended the ser
vices at New Hope last Sunday.
Misses Mamie and Lucie An
derson returned last week from a
pleasant visit to friends in Middle
ton.
Fine Perfumes, Toilet Soaps,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes and
Combs, good and cheap at Hudson's
Miss Francis Bills left Monday
morning to enter upon her duties as
teacher in the Columbia Female
College.
"A. L. Minis, the populite can
didate for governor, will speak in
Bolivar tomorrow, Saturday, Sept.
sth.
Mr.. Joyner, of Memphis, a
member of the firm of Lennon,
Gales Dry Goods Co., was in Boil
var Monday on business.
Prof. Lewellyn, a scholarly
gentleman, who has been chosen
principal of the Grand Junction
school, visited Bolivar Monday.
Full line of Carpet Warp all col
ors, at Kahn Bros.
Gen. Nicely has moved his of
flce up stairs over the Democratic
Headquarters, and has rented the
lower floor to George Butler for
restaurant.
Candidates for Superintendent
of Public Instruction of Hardeman
County were thick in Bolivar Mon
day, interviewing newly elected
magistrates.
Miss Kate Smith left last week
for st. LOnis to take course in ell
Ocution, preparatory for teaching
the same in Noble Institute, Annis-
ton, Ala.
We will receive new goods every
day for the next two weeks, and will
have numerous bargains to offer the
trade. KAHN Bros.
Joe Barrett, of Arkansas, was
here yesterday to see his hundreds of
friends, who are always delighted at
his visits Joe says his business is
prospecting and the crops in Arkan-
sas are fine.
Large number of the most sub
stancial citizens of Hardeman COun-
" were in Bolivar last Monday. The
principal object of their presence