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

! Esq. moses OanpDeu pdlu HIS
annual visit to Bolivar on Tuesday
last, and besides paying his taxes
called on us and renewed
his subscription to the BULLETIN
for another year. If all subscribers
to the BULLETIN were as prompt in
paying their dues as Esq. Camp
bell, our pathway through life
would not be so rugged and uninvi-
ting.
Mr.. James Harrison, of MedOn,
who purchased residence from w.
J. Ozier a few weeks since, moved
in Yesterday. We welcome Mr..
Harrison among us.-HendersOn
New Era. Mr. Harrison deserves
we'll at the hands of the Henderson
people. He lived in Bolivar for a
number of years, was a good citizen
and has many friends here who wish
him the best of success.
Quarterly conference will be
held in the Methodist church of this
place next Saturday and Sunday.
DIR. Harris, the Presiding Elder of
the Jackson district, will be present.
His reputation as a sermOnizer is
rarely equaled, which coupled with
other attainments, causes him to be
fluent, entertaining and instruc-
tive preacher. The choir has been
practicing appropriate music this
week for the occasion.
Mr.. Paul, the proprietor, ex-
poets to have a number of visitors
at Dunlap Springs next summer.
Every citizen of Bolivar should as
sist in this matter. He has invest
ed his money here, and has given
employment to our people. The
waters Of Dunlap are celebrated, and
are certainly far superior to those
of many summer resorts. In addi-
ton to this, the accommodations
generally will be first class. Adj
vertise Dunlap wherever you go.
The BULLETIN has turned out
large amount of job work during
the last few weeks, and orders from
different part of the county continue
to come in. We have added new
type to our office, and are better
prepared than ever to fill orders
promptly and with satisfaction.
Commercial printing of every de-
scription will be executed by us at
low prices. Send orders for what
you want and we will attend to it
promptly.
Following are the marriage Ii
censes issued during last month:
Whites-T. J. Reynolds and D. Z.
Mcbride, John Jackson and Win
ME Rhodes, James Y. Keith and
Susan Lenora Gatlin, j. L. Yoak-
um and Lula G. Aud, J. p. Shell
ton and l. M. Reed, Haywood Wat
kins and Martha Martindale, II. H.
Robertson and S. r. Brown, John
Forbes and Alice Hardaway, James
Z. Jones and Julia Barrett, IL. 0.
AhtlO anu - OH1lC GdoIEOCh, OSOoI
Hammonds and Lizzie Wilkinson,
+. F. Ferguson and Hettie Field,
Matthew Williams and Wilmer
Duncan, Maurice Wilson and Alice
Hunter, Robert Baker and May
Stills, G. G.. Callahan and n. G.
Bryant, J. II. Ashley and Sallie
Saunders, NJ. Z. Carley and Martha
Tins. Colored-Nathan Green
and Louise Norment, William John
son and Ruth Joy, Charley Nc
Daniel and Matte Galloway, NJ.
Motley and Matte Pirtle, Clay
Hodge and Belle McLin, William
Bowers and Sarah Scott, James
Duke and May McKinnie, Charles
Davis and Mary Moore, lack Tis-
dale and Annie Norment, William
McKinnie and Sillie Hicks, Thomas
Brown and Martha Bills, Robert
Newbern and Mollie Moore, Ralph
Simmons and Hattie Crews, David
Brown and Ellen Reaves, Sam How
ard and Sillie Dickerson, Richard
Williams and Jane LaShore, Alfred
Graham and Anna Bills, Willis
Fall and Lula Pool, Joe Harris and
Mary Rivers, William Jones and
Mary Panky, William A. Strong
and Cornelia Jeffrey.