The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-06-29

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"A picnic was given Yesterday
at Dunlap ia honor Of Mr.. Earnest
Jarrett, OF Arkansas. Quite anum-
Der Of Bolivar's gallants and fair ones
were ia attendance.
DIR. s. Dickson requests " to
announce that he viii be AZ White
vile, Monday and Tuesday, July
9th and 10th. All who need dental
work are invited 10 meet him.
-Mason's Fruit Jars, all sizes,
extra tops and rubbers &C Hudson's.
The gross proceeds derived from
the ice cream supper, given by the
ladies OF the Baptist church In the
Opera house, Tuesday night for the
benefit Of the Orphans home at
Nashville amounted TO $3.50
have a fine Domestic Sewing
Machine which I would like to
trade for cows. 1t cost $55 and
has been used only three or four
weeks. Can be seen at The Hall.
Mrs. $. B. WARE.
Mr.. Henry Paul, after an alb
sence Of about ten years, is on
visit to friends and relatives at Boil
war, his old home. His old ac-
quaintances here greeted him
warmly. At present, Mr.. Paul is
connected with a railroad in Missis-
sippi as conductor.
The Illinois Central Railroad will
sell excursion tickets on July 3rd
and 4th, good to return until July
5th, at one and one third fare.
The BULLETIN desires to return
thanks to the good people of White
vile for an invitation to a barbe-
cue to be given at that place on the
4th Of July. Every one who has
once attended a barbecue at White
Vile knows what it means plenty
to eat and a good time.
in playing about the house the
other day, Sheriff Foote'S little baby
got into a box of concentrated lye,
and Immediately proceeded to put
the contents in its mouth. The
lips and tongue of the child were so
badly burned as to necessitate the
services Of a physician.
Cabinet photographs, half doz-
en-, SI.65; per dozen, $3.50. Other
work cheap in proportion.
II. @. CALLAHAN.
Following Is list of marriage
licenses issued in the month of May:
Whites. J.. Hines and Bessie
Blackburn, J. w. Blackburn and
Matte Matthews, VIM. White and
Carrie Love. Colored-Wslter
Hariston and Cora Houston, VIM.
Turner and Jennie Crews.
in this issue of the BULLETIN
Mr.. w. A. Ross, of the 18th dis
trict, announces himself as a candi-
date to represent Hardeman County
in the lower house of the next Gen
eral Assembly, subject to the demo
cratic primary election, to be held
on August End. Mr.. ROgs was born
and raised IN this county. While
never holding any Office of profit, he
has always taken great interest in
politics, and has been active in work
ING for the success of democracy.
At present he is a member of the
Democratic Executive Committee
from his district.
II have z Hammocks in stock.
Will sell them exactly at cost.
Come and see them.
b. V. HUDsoN.
Miss Lizzie Edna Coates died at
Lawrenceburg the srd inst. Of fever.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Coates, formerly of
Bolivar, and grand daughter of Mrs.
K. G. Pardue of near Claybrook.
Deceased graduated from the State
Normal School at Nashville and
taught in the State University in
Arkansas a short time until her
health failed, when she returned to
Lawrenceburg in the hope of regain
ing her health when she was taken
iii and died as above. Miss Coates
had many friends and admirers in
this and other states who will regret
go baor of her untimelv death. -