The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-01-26
LOCAL NEWS.


Mss Kate Smith.
Mis- Mamie Miller returned
from St Louis Tuesday evening.
Miss Clark IF SALISBURY, Is visl :
ing her aunt, Mrs. r. L. Lighter j..
Mrs. Klttie Newbern is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Woodson, of
Memphis.
NJ. d. Tate will sell you ThsmP-,
sons Seed Sowor at low figures. Cali
and see hun.
Mus Sallie Nswbern left this
morning tor SeArcy, Ark, where she
will enter school.
Mrs. Flexner left Tuesday mOrn.
ing for Memphis, from there she will
return % her hsmO i'm Louisville.
-. A.. Barrett, an energetic nsH.
chant of our town, left Tuesday for
Hazen, Ark, to visit his brother A.
J. Barrett.
The Ingram Slave Factory has
moved back to Bolivar from near
CrainsVlIle, and viii operate here for
several months.
IS. j. Tins, who has been real.
ding near TeAgHS, has purchaser n
farm in Madison county, Go which
ha has m0ved bis family.
NO sooner had Te0na left BOli-
var than n portion of ear town follow
Cd In her wake. IL IL strange what
q magnetic atmosphere surrounds
Toone.
The monthly union song services,
held under the able management Of
Rev. J. NJ. Clark IN the different
churches, are we'll and probably
attended.
Misses Msdge Anderson aud
Clara Houston, of rOone. and Mas, Is
Irene Houston, Lydp Tomlin aud
Minnie Bradford Of Jackson, W re-
visitors 10 Misses Kltue New bern and
Bessie Statler this week.
To-day closes the fali term OF
lne Bolivar High Schoo under The
manage ment OF MIR. j. [. Rober
The Attendance Tor the whole tune
uaa been exceptionally gOO0. The
public term begins Monday the 29Lh.
DIR. s. Dickson will be at Mid
dletOD on Thursday and Friday, jan
uary the % b and 26th, and at Grand,
} uncuOu oD Monday and Tuesdav
January the 29th and 30th. A de-
srring dental work will meet him at |
the times and places mentioned.
salisbury Lodge. No. 102, K. If
P, have IL De,itioners to take t.
rank nt Page at their next meeting
Tues lay night, January 30ib, one for
rank OF Esquire and one for rank OF
knight. The concert will be giveh
on the 18th OF February.
j. r. Reaves, OF the 11th dis
trict, is a candidate for he Office
OF sheriff, whose announcement ap.
pears elsewhere. He 10 a geniai
and q man Of business |
qualifications. He 10 a Democrat
that takes an interest Ia the success ]
of Democracy.
We call attention to tho &n-
nouncsnent Of u. +. AmnOns, who
announces as n canioate tor cireait |
court clerk. II elected, he would no
doubt serve the people in as faith
fuI q manner ne while register.
Being q DemocrAt he will abide by
the docision of Democrats.
--J. A. NaYlor retained last week
from New Market, Ala, where he ]
was called by telegram to examine |
q horse bearing o description similar
TO tho enc no had stolsn frOm his sta.
bic several weeks ago. The horse
proved NOT to ba tho one stolen, though |
the resemblance to that horse 10 vary
striking.
The announcement of j. A.
Wilson 90 q candidate for circuit |
court clerk appears in this issue Of
the Bulletin. He 10 n native OF this
county, and has lived ia no other. |
He 10 a man who has had experience
IN business circles, and would ii elected |
attend closely TO such 0ficial duties |
an would devOlvo upon him.
Dan HaMmOnds, DeDnis jack !
son and William Cherry, the MissIs, |
uppi parties, an account of whose ar
rest appe AIRED in last weeks Bulletin,
were taken back TO MerrIgod last
week. One of the mules that was in
their possession was identified by y
cOlored man, who come from Mss
issippi as one stolen from him.
On Wednesday night of last
week, w. w. NucKolls, lied at his
home in the 18th district, alter an ILL.,
ness of tour and half months. His
death removes a good citizen and a
useful man. By economy, energy,
and judgment, he accumulated
enough OF this worlds goods IL place
hIm in comfortable circumstances.
He was a member of the Baptist
church. The funeral took place last
Friday in Walnut Ridge Cemetery.
Mr.. III. War;, one of the sub
stantial citizens OF No. 8, has moved
with his family to Hardcman county,
where he Will reside in the future. II is
with much regret that We note his de-
DaTture. as he was ole OF The mOst sue