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


: 1t has been suggested that tn
( members of the Bolivar Bicycl
: Club, and others who own wheels
give a competitive race from tn
, top of Folks Hill to Kahn's COZ
ner. The BULLETIN is authorize,
: to state that if the race is run,
silver cup, engraved with the win
ner's name, will be offered as
prize.
An effort was made to wreck
train last Friday on the 1. C. road
three miles south of Hickory Val
ley by placing a cross tie on The
track. A freight train knocked the
tie off without damage. McCar.
ley's blOOdhounds were sent for i'm
mediately to take the trail, but il
was impossible to trace the guilty
parties.
q. M. Warren's stock OF
Imported Wines is superior
to anything ever offered in
this market.
Now that crops are about ''laid
by people are beginning to turn
their attention to barbecues, The
citizens of Whiteville and vicinity
will give a barbecue on August
18th. The BULLETIN returns
thanks for an invitation. 1t goes
without saying that the affair will
be success, for the Whiteville peo-
pie have an established reputation
of never doing things by halves.
The BULLETIN directs attention
to the advertisement of St. Katha-
rine's School, which appears else
where in to-day's issue of this pa
per. This is one of the most pleas
antly located institutions of learn
ing in the South. Mrs. Ware, the
principal, is lady ofexperience and
teacher who honors the profession.
She will be assisted by a corps of
competent teachers. The citizens
of Hardeman and surrounding coun-
ties who have young ladies to edu-
cate will find it to their interest to
communicate with Mrs. Ware. The
advantages of the school are supe-
rior and the charges are exceeding
ly moderate.
The celebrated Budweiser
Bottled Beer always on ice.
Families supplied in any
quantity. G. M. WARREN.
cit was my pleasure to hear the
teachings of Rev. G. S. Ware, of
Bolivar, Tenn, at Christ Church,
Sunday. He is filling the ulpit in
the absence of Rev. J. II. Winches-
ter, d. D. His discourse, both
morning and evening, was greatly
appreciated by all those who had the
good fortune to hear him, and par
ticularly his sermon at the night
service, addressed to young people,
portraying the pleasures of relig-
ious life, the way to make home hap
ply, and the life throughout filled |
with blessings. Every young per-
son in Nashville should have heard |
it. From Nashville Banner of
Tuesday evening, July 80, 1895.
Boys, while you are done
work and resting bring me
in a load Of stove wood, and
have you some pictures taken
for your best girl.
III. &. CALLAHAN.
The barbecue given by E. p.
McNeal at Oakland Farm" last
Saturday was an occasion that will
long be remembered by the immense
crowd of ladies and gentlemen pres
ent. Scores of carcasses, seasoned |
and cooked in the highest style of
the art, accompanied by the neces-
sary condiments which go to make
life pleasant, were served upon long
tables, erected under the shade of
the trees, and not person left those |
tables without doing full justice to
the feast. After dinner, dancing
was INDUCED in. A platform 6Ox9O |
feet was erected in the grove, and
the young people amused them
selves until late in the afternoon.
The music was furnished by Ross
and his assistant.
O.. M. Warren handles the
celebrated 81. w. Harper"
and "Continental' WHISTLES,
two of the finest brands on
the market.
The entertainment given on
last Friday night by Mrs. ]. J.
Nicely at the Bolivar Hotel in hon
or of Miss Fannie Coleman, of