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

Ned Huddleston and Frank
Rocks, who live near Pine Top,
were arrested by Deputy Marshal
Perry for making and selling Illicit
whiskey The evidence against
them was insufficient to convict and
they were released.
A nice, new stock of Calicos at
Kahn Bros.
Mr.. III. B Wynne was granted a
license sometime since to practice
law, and was at the present term
of Circuit Court enrolled as a men,
Der of the Bolivar bar. The Bull
LETIN wishes him success in his cho-
sen profession.
The following gentlemen from
Hardeman attended the opening of
the Congressional camprign in Mem
phis Tuesday night: g. Il. Ingram,
G. NJ. Savage, G. NJ. Warren, J. T.
Joyner, Ike Kahn, Wood Tate, Hugh
Williams, of Bolivar; John Brad
ford, of Toone; John Reaves, of
Middleton; John Mask, of Hickory
Valley.
A real good pair of Boys CASH
mere Knee Pants, 4 to 13 years, for
65 cents; well worth 81, at Kahn
Bros.
The old Amos Black place,
owned and occupied by Andrew
Nailor, located four miles north of
Bolivar on the Jackson road, burn
ed last Friday night. There was in
surance of 81, 700 on the house and
800 on the furniture. Most of the
furniture was saved.
The magistrates election last
Thursday in No. resulted in the
election of Whit Macon. In No.
7, w. J. Wheeler defeated J. G.
Yarbrough by one vote, but one of
the tickets voted for Wheeler was
torn and less than the regulation
length. Mr.. Yarbrough will con-
test the election.
$I.25 will buy you the best Mems,
Women's or Boys Shoe you ever
bought at Kahn Bros.
Excursion tickets can now be
purchased of the agents for Illinois
Central Railroad to the st. Louis
Exposition and return good until
October goth at the following prices:
Grand Junction 1895; Hickory Val
ley 50. 10; Middleburg $500; Bolivar
50. 40; Shandy $3.50; ICONS $9.l5;
league 5000.
-Messrs. G.. w. Breeder and A.
L. Lockman left the first of the
week to engage in business at Hen
derson, Tenn. They will open a
racket store at that place. While
we regret to lose such estimable and
popular citizens from our county,
we hope nevertheless that their sue
cess in business will be equal to
their deserts.
A Custom-made Ladies' Dongola
Kid Shoe, Leather Tipped, plain or
Common SenseToe, Heller or Spring
Heel, for $I.35; we'll worth S1.75
at Kahn Bros.
Mrs. G. A. West departed
from this life on the 2sth of last
month at her home, in the 10th dis
trict of malarial fever She was
the daughter of p. Nj. Crawford.
Her husband and four young chill
dren survive her, the oldest child
being only four years old and the
Youngest about one month. She
was a consistent member of the
Baptist church.
Rev. w. L. Brown left Mon
day for Memphis to attend a mis-
siOnary meeting on Wednesday
night. He will also attend the
Memphis Baptist Association at
Collierville Thursday and Saturday,
and will return home on Tuesday
next. Mrs. Brown, who has been
visiting her old home near White
vile for two or three weeks, will
return with him.
All kinds of uphOlstering and
furniture repairing neatly done at
low tariff prices.
w. III. REYNOLDS IL Co.
The opening exercises of st.
Katharine's School were well atten-
ded Tuesday morning. Mrs. Ware
made a beautiful as well as appro-
pirate address. 1t is to be hoped
that ultimate success will crown all
the efforts that have been made and
are being made to reestablish this
school. We bespeak brilliant flu
ture for the institution. The
boarding department is fuller than
it has ever been, and the atten-
dance of day pupils is quite fiat
tering.
/ We have received our fall line of
Mems and Boys Hats and Caps,
Mems, Women's and Children's
Shoes, on which we will not be un-
dersOld. KAHN Bros.
The following is list of marriage
licenses issued during the month of
August: Whites-D. I. league