The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-06-21

here VINO take pleasure III WelcOm
ing her back into their midst
Mr.. John Tiffany and Mis-,
Cora Smart were granted license to
marry Wednesday. Miss Smart is
the charming daughter Of Mr.. n.
4. Smart, Of Grand Junction. Mr..
Tiffany once lived in Bolivar and
has many friends here.
Prof. 4. c. Minter. principal
of the Waverly High School, arri-
we'd in this county last Friday. He
j. one OF many young men who are
natives of this county that have sue
ceeded in making enviable reputa-
tions in pursuing their chosen profess
sious.
The drain on the Methodist
choir of our town for sometime past
has been of such nature as should
cause no surprise if aged and infrm,
who prefer the dual state, persuade
themselves that they too would be
valuable acquisitions to that organ
ization.
Why suffer with Coughs, Colds
or LaGrippe for a week or ten days,
when Laxative Bromo Quinine will
cure IN one day. Put in tablets con-
venient for taking. Price, IS cents.
John Allen, colored, who escap-
ed from Sheriff JoyRer, a few
weeks ago, was lodged in Jail on We'd
nesday evening of this week by Mr..
Jones Tisdale. Allen was arrested
in the 4th district on last Tuesday
night by Mr.. Tisdale and one of his
sons.
The Board IF Trustees of the
Western Hospital met Wednesday
the 10th, to transact routine bus
mess, and to discuss the location
and erection of a colOred annex,
for which an appropriation of
$50, 600 was made by the present
Legislature.
For an indefinite period, the
ministers of the Baptist, Methodist
and Presbyterian churches, with the
consent of the officials of those
churches, have decided to have un-
ion services on each Sunday night.
This arrangement will probably last
throughout the heated term.
DR.. r. w. Tate returned Tues
day from New York, where he grad
uated in the study ofmedicine. But
few young men have had the
advantages equal to his or have APP
piled themselves more closely than
he has. If his life is spared, he will
doubtless make for himself an en-
viable reputation in the practice of
his chosen profession.
The children's service, which
Will be held in the Methodist church
next Sunday, will no doubt prove
very interesting. Preparations by
those who will take part have been
extensive, hence they will doubtless
be prepared to render we'll their re-
spective parts. T. J. Beveridge, of
Jackson, will deliver an address to
the Sunday school in the morning
and conduct the services on the fol
lowing night
"A leading pOpulite of Harde-
man County delivered himself, in
substance, of the following utteran-
ces on the streets of Bolivar last
week: "The free and unlimited
coinage of silver at ratio of 16 to
is populite doctrine, our party |
having first declared for it in 1892,
at Omaha, Nebraska. We are
proud that SO many democrats are
taking up the refrain, and we well
come them TO our ranks. They
must not expect, however, to be Ia
ken into full fellowship until they |
endorse the balance of our platform;
all of it is good. l have been asked |
if the populites of Har-
deman County would support a free
silver democrat for Office. Not
much. At the proper time the popu
lites will have out their own candi-
dates for office. We do not be-
leve in the tail wagglng the dog.
On the other hand, we expect the
free silver democrats to support our
nominees.
Mr.. j. Howell and wife, OF
Dyersburg, II. G. Howell and |
wife, Misses Jennie Lou
Rhea and Annie Eubank, of
Whiteville, visited the Asy-
lum Wednesday.
The subject of the sermon
in the Presbyterian church |
on next Sunday morning will
be inconsistencies of Chris
tians;their Cause and Effect"
All who can are cordially i'm
vited to attend this service.
T. d. Prewett and wife, of
Grand Junction, accompan-
led by Misses Hattie and e.
Gray, two fascinating young
ladies of Holly Springs, Miss.
called at our office Wednes-
day. The effect of such