The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1894-09-21
BULLETIN
LOCAL NEWS.
wall Paper at HudsOn's.

Patterson, the Peoples Choice,
tomorrow.
The interior of Savage & EN-
erson's drug store has been improv-
ed by a coat of paint.
Rev. Mr.. Ramage, Of Nashville,
addressed st. Phillips congregation
last Friday evening, in the inter
est of Hoffman Hall, an annex to
Fisk University, Nashville.
Deputy Marshall Perry arrested
Jim Irwin last Sunday at Pine Top
for selling whiskey without license.
He was carried to Jackson. tried
and in default of bond was confined
in Jail.
A party, from Jackson, consist
ing Of the Misses Bond and Holana
and Messrs. Dupree, Bond and Hurt,
participated in the gaieties of the
ball room at the Western Hospital
last Friday.
School Books at Hudsons.
Capt. Joe Turney was down
last week collecting penitentiary
convicts. He got one from Harde-
man-James Holman, colored, for
lareency, who was sentenced for
one year at the last term of Circuit
Court.
Hon. A. G. Hawkins held the
first term of chancery court, since
his reelection, in this place, on
Monday and Tuesday, of this week.
He expressed himself as very
grateful to the people for cOntinu-
ing him in Office.
The Soon federate Veteran" is
the name of a monthly publication,
issued in Nashville at $1.OO per
year. It contains much interesting
reading for old soldiers, and every
follower of the Lost Cause who can
afford it should subscribe.
Drugs, Paints and Oils cheap at
HudsOn's.
will Sheets is visiting relatives
in Memphis, while there he has Ia
ken and passed very creditably a
civil service examination, which
was conducted last Saturday. 1t is
hoped that he will secure a lucra-
tive position as postal clerk.
DIR. Norman, of Hickory Val
ley, preached in the Cumberland
Presbyterian church of this place
last Sunday. DIR. Norman has
many friends in Bolivar who take
pleasure in welcoming him in their
midst. He left yesterday for Ad-
amsville to attend a meeting of the
Cumberland Presbytery.
Prescrip tons filed accurately and
with pure drugs at Hudson's.
On Wednesday Of last week in
the 10th district, at the residence
of the brides father, II. ID. Jack
son, w. w. Norris and Miss Annie
Jackson were unitel in marriage,
w. /. Cearly, Esq. officiating. AT
ter the ceremony, a bountiful repast
was spread which was enjoyed by
those who were so fortunate as to
share the Inequalities of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jackson.
Last Saturday, John Early,
colored, forged the name of Mrs.
John McKinnie, proprietor of the
Bolivar Hotel, to an order upon
George Warren for SIS. 90. His trial
took place Monday before Esquire
Wilson, and the proof was sufficient
to bind him over to Circuit Court
in the sum of $3.50. He failed to
make the bond and will remain in
Jail until court convenes.
Fine Perfumes, Toilet Soaps,
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes and
Combs, good and cheap at Hudson's
Married in the parlors of the
Bank Hotel, Mr.. w. 5. Nuckolls, of
Kellar, Texas, to Mrs. Sarah Kenne-
DIV, of Princeton, Ky. No cards.
Only a few friends present. The
happy pair left on the o'clock train
for the Lone Star State, their future
home-PrincetOn(Ky) Banner, Au-
gust 4th, 1894. Mr.. Nuckolls is an
old resident of Hardeman County,
and son of Mr. William NuckOlls.
His many friends here extend
congratulations.
Warrens's WHISTLES are of
superior grade.
One of the most delightful en-
tertainments of the season was Civ
en- by the popular young couple,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Walker, at their
hospitable home, on Wednesday ev-
ening of last week, in the role of a
mask party. The young ladies
wore masks, and the young men were
compelled to select a partner from
the maskers. The following is a
list of couples, as they were unmask-
ed at the refreshment tables: Geo.
Newbem and Miss Maucie Bray,
A. p NuckOlls and Miss Irene
Houston, c. +. Robinson and Miss
Made Anderson, Walter Bright and
Clara Houston, w. b. Smith and
Make Anderson, p. H. Stewart and