The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-03-15

at the Operahouse Monday night
Those who fail to attend will miss /;
rare treat.
-FoR SALE-IOO Concord ant
Perkins Grape Vines, one year,
growth, cents each. Apply to b.
V. Hudson. 2w
-"Grasshoppers in swar1ns" ar,
reported in Nut Bush, this State.
OF course there will be no crops in
that section this year.
Misses Georgia Lockman, of
Salisbury, and Sallie Booth, of
Somerville, were the guests of Mrs.
c. H. Joyner this week.
r.. III. Jones returned from
Nashville Tuesday where he attend
ed his brother, J. w. Jones, who
is now able to be up again.
Anything in the Stove and Tin
ware line can be bought of J. III.
johnson at one-half its actual val
ne for cash.
The eclipse Of the moon, on the
evening of the 10 inst, was hardly
visible to those gazing skywards, on
account of the overhanging clouds.
Mr.. Felts, on last Sunday even
ing, preached the annual temperance
sermon which is required by Con-
ference, to an attentive congrega-
ton.
DR.. S. Dickson will visit Mid
dleton on Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 10th and goth, All parties
in need of dental work are invited to
meet him.
III. f. Wilson, who recently
lost his position at Medon, on ac-
count of that Office being discontin-
ued, has been appointed night OPP
orator at Bolivar.
Ny stock of Shoes Is the most
complete in Bolivar, and my prices
IRE the lowest. j. Il. PATRICK.
Mr.. Will Newbern, Jr., was
here this week visiting relatives.
he has recently gone INTO the mer-
camille business at Spring Greek,
Lee County, Ark.
The meeting of the Hawthorne
Literary Club will be postponed un-
il Tuesday night of next week, at
which time it will meet at the resi-
lence of J. X. p. Tate.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic is
to cure Coughs, Colds |
1aGrippe and Chills.
Mrs. Jane Warren, of Bolivar,
nd daughters, Mesdames Fannie
Cross and Ophelia Cartwright and
dr. James Harrison, were in the
.ity yesterday.-Jackson Wing.
Mr.. Wellington, of the firm of
Wellington &c Co., has been dam
i'll the present week. His
mother, also his brother, Mr.. Tom
Nadlington, were with him the first
If the week.
Many of the prominent citizens
# Memphis have paid a merited
ribute to the departed poet, How
rd Hawthorne MCGEE, in taking
initial steps towards having his Tyr
cs published in book form.
r.. L. Lightfort & Co., have
ust received and opened a hand
ONE line of Jewelry. The goods
re beautiful and durable and the
'rices low. Go and examine the
took.
Tom Nuckolls was arrested
donday for jumping on and off of
trains-a violation of the
own'ordinances. He succeeded in
making his escape from the Marshal,
however, and has not been heard
rom since.
Col. Francis Fentress, of the
aw firm of Estes & Fentress, Mem
his, spent Saturday in Bolivar on
BUSINESS. His visit was a source of
much pleasure to his many friends
ere, who are always glad to well
ONE him.
Try Hudson for Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Varnishes, Window Glass,
tc.
j. III. Bills has contracted with
:. w. Smith, of Covington, Tenn,
o campaign his pacing horse, Or.
Wood" He will be driven by M.
:. McCrory, and has been entered
t Freeport and Galesburg, ILL.,, in
several $4,000 stake races.
Mr.. Jake Lambeth, Jr., of Par
gould, Ark, died at that place