The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-08

Mr.. L. NJ. Williams, formerly
of the 4th district of Hardeman
County, was married to Miss Nolan,
of Stanton, last Tuesday.
Matthew Williams and Miss
Wilmer Duncan were married re-
Gently in the 18th district, Rev.
Mr.. Wolverton officiating.
Miss Mott, the clever agent
representing the Christy Knife Co. :,
who spent several days at Mrs. Ac-
toms, left Monday morning.
Mr.. Will Wheeler, who has
been running a market house in
Bolivar for several months past,
moved this week to his farm in the
eth district.
The following gentlemen from
Hardeman County attended the
Grand Lodge of Masons, in session
at Nashville last week: J. C..
Jackson, J. S. Wheeler, J. I. Cas-
selberry.
John Allen, a negro working
for Esquire Dave Campbell, last year
raised with one mule fifteen bales
cotton, forty barrels corn, nineteen
bushels peas, eleven hundred bun
dies fodder.
Amos Saline, colored, charged
with larceny, was arrested on Tues
day last by Constable j. A. Carter
and placed in Jail. He is the only
boarder that Sheriff Joyner has in
his possession.
w. ID. Galloway qualified
as administrator of the estate of
Mrs. K. d. McCommons, and Jno
NJ. Mitchell gave bond as ranger of
this county at the February term of
County Court.
/ Marshal J. A. Manson has
been confined at his home for sew
eral days with a severe attack of
pneumonia. When last heard from,
we are glad to state, he was thought
to be improving.
Mr.. Bob Webb, who was Sc
riously hurt in a runaway two
months ago, an account of which APP
peared in the BULLETIN, was in
town Monday on crutches. He is
improving, but slowly.
Mr.. Z. T. Allen, of District
No. 4, who was thrown from his
cart about four weeks ago, and who
sustained serious injuries, is very
i'll. Mr.. Allen is the mail carrier
between Whiteville and Cedar
Chapel.
George Newbern has severed
his connection with d. K. Durrett,
and will leave soon for Arkansas to
sell fruit trees. George is first
class business young man, with a
smooth tongue and will no doubt
succeed.
Mr.. John A. Cathey, of Mem
phis, general agent of the Massach-
usetts Benefit Life Association, was
in Bolivar this week in the interest
of his company, and appointed Mr..
A, G. Shelton, as local agent at
Bolivar.
An impromptu musical at the
Bolivar Hotel last Monday was
much enjoyed by those present.
The music was led by /. B. Rey-
nolds, the expert violinist perfor-
mer, who was ably seconded by his
estimable wife, and Mr.. Willie
Sheets.
Mr.. Geo w. Breeder who has
been engaged in the mercantile bust
ness at Henderson, returned to Har-
deman Wednesday. He left his bus.
mess in charge of his partner A. L.
Lockman, and will give his atten-
ton for the next few months to his
farming interest in this county.
g. L. Ingram, J. S. Norment
and w. c. Eeedham, commission
ers appointed to allOt a homestead
and dover to Mrs. Mary J. Farley
out of the estate of her deceased
husband, w. w. Farley, set aside
for such purpose five houses and
lots in the town of Bolivar.
-Messrs. Wellons and Swine
broad leave Monday to work fOl
Downer & Bros, Nurserymen, OF
Fairview, Ky. The services OF
: these two gentlemen are eagerly
sought, because they are the best
) statesmen on the road. In
fact they are authorities on the
growth and culture of fruit trees.