The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-02-01

The coal house of Mrs. Aman.
! da Coates was entered last Friday
by pricing the drop door open,
breaking the bolt. Just how much
fuel was taken could not be ascer-
tanned.
We direct attention to the card
of S. o. Thomas & Co., No. 80
Perdido, ST., New Orleans. For
honesty, reliability and prompt bus
mess transactions this firm has no
superior.
Don't fail to 90 to Durrett's and
get advantage of his Cost Sale.
Mrs. Lucy A. Coates, formerly of
Vildo Hardeman County, now of
Brownsville, is in the city, the
guest of the family of Mr.. D. c..
Worrell, on Oak avenue.-Jackson
Dispatch.
Mrs. Tobin, formerly of Mis-
sissippi, has rented Mr.. Alvin War
ren's place, recently vacated by
Rev. w. L. Brown. Mrs. TObin's
mother will also move to Bolivar
and reside with her.
J. A. McCarver, Sheriff of
Shelby County, brought an insane
person to the asylum last Monday.
His visit to Bolivar on that day
was the first since the time he was
here when a soldier in the COnfed-
crate army.
Now is your time to save money.
d. Z. Durrett is selling his entire
stock of goods at cost for cash.
Bolivar is slowly yet steadily
increasing. 1t has now fewer va
cant houses than at any time for
years. It's natural advantages are
rarely equalled and the indications
are that its future will more than
exceed the expectations of the most
sanguine.
On last Tuesday night, tramp
entered the Catholic Church, of
Grand Junction, and after building
fire on the floor, laid down and
was soon wrapped in slumbers. For
tunately, the fire was discovered be-
fore the safety of the building was
imperiled. When extinguished,
the fire had burnt hole through
the floor.
Mrs. Ralph Ussery returned
the first of the week to her home in
o. K, Miss. Twelve months ago
last summer, she was brought to
this county in helpless condition,
and but few, if any, entertained
hopes of her recovery. Her full
restoration to health, however, is
, additional evidence sustaining the
reputation of this county for its
superiority over others as to health
| fulness.
Mr.. H. o. True dropped in
yesterday from Mobile. He reports
that his wife and little daughter.
| Myrtle, are delighted with Mobile
and It's mild climate. Mr.. True
was on his way to Detroit to &C
cept a new position. He has re
signed his position with the Acme
Paint Co., for whom he has beer
working for the past eight years
lie has accepted position with an
other paint establishment ofDetroit
with an increase in salary. There
is no more intelligent and active
business man on the road thar
Harry True, and we are glad tina
he is succeeding.
am selling my entire stock O.
goods at cost, but l will continue L
give best prices for chickens anC
eggs. ID. (. DURRETT.
Mr.. John r. Reaves, of Mid
dleton, will commence next week
we understand, the publication of I
newspaper in Bolivar. His Office
will be located in the Nicely Build
ing, south side square, upstairs
His press, type, ETC., have arrived
Every body in Hardeman County
knows John Reaves. Genial in
nature, brilliant in intellect, gifted
with a wit as keen as a Damascus
blade, there is no reason why he
should not make a success of jOurn
alism. We welcome Mr.. Reavet
into our midst. Associated with
him in the mechanical department
will be Mr.. Will Boyd, of Coving
ton, formerly connected with the
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