The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-16


Lightfort and George Wilkinso
visited friends in Jackson Frida
and Saturday.
The first opened cotton boil 0
the season was sent to our offic
Wednesday by Anthony Ramsey
COL, of Bolivar.
The store house w. J. Redo
is very much improved by a coat o
new paint on the front and white
wash on the sides.
"A. J. Gregory and family, who
were residents of this county bu
now of Arkansas, are here on a visit
to relatives near Middleton.
Mrs. A. VI. Morrison left NJ ON
day morning for Covington, where
she will visit relatives before return
ing to her home in Ennis, Texas.
Mr.. Jas Richardson represent
ing the Bradstreet Agency, Mem.
phis, spent few days with his fam
lily, who visited here last week.
School Books, States, Tab
lets. Pencils, Inks, etc., at
Hudson s.
The Methodist protracted meet
ing held at Evansville closed last
Saturday night. There were sever
al professions and about a dozen adj
ditions to the church.
After a pleasant visit to friends
in and near Bolivar, Miss Carrie
Mckinney left on Sunday last for
her home near Whiteville. As
''Herron" angler she is an adept
without a superior.
Clouds some larger than
mans hand can be seen above the
horizon constantly, and the distant
rumble of thunder is heard and
flashes of lightning tantllize the
sight, but no rain comes.
On last Monday some negroes
from near VildO, hired a team of
horses from Savage q Emerson to
drive to Middleton. On the fol-
lowing day one of the horses died
from the effects of the drive.
The watermelon cutting, which
occurred last week at the residence
Of b. F. Fulghum, was largely at
tended by the young people of the
Evansville neighborhood, and was
he source of much pleasure and en-
iOyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Williams
most royalty on last
Friday evening with a delightful
Pink Tea in honor of Prof. A. J.
Fusch, of Nashville, and Miss Mary
lake, of Memphis. One may be
ure of spending a pleasant even
NO with such host and hostess, as
hey are by no means novices in the
Irt of entertaining.
"A large number of young peo-
lie, of ToOne, attended services at
Clover on last Saturday. One of
heir number, Johnson Bradford,
net with a painful accident. a
horse belonging to one of the party !!
licked him on the leg fracturing
he bone. DIR. Cottongin dressed
he wound and Mr.. Bradford return
ID neutrality-suspicious. Jackson
MIR. George Newbern is at home
o visit relatives after successful
our of the country in the fruit tree
business. Notwithstanding the
act that this was his first attempt |
o sell trees, still his sales exceeded |
hose of any other employee of the
company for whom he worked.
Ieorge has the happy faculty of
himself to any conditions
nd generally succeeds at what he
WANTED-I will pay |
pot cash for 10000 cross
les delivered on the /. G.. |
2. X. at Bolivar.
w. B. WILLIAMS.
A number of young ladies who
or the past week have been camp
Nc at Dunlap Springs returned to
own Tuesday last. Scamp Bolivar"
vas during the time quite a popular
'endezvous for some of the young
men, at least. The young ladies
proved themselves skilful in the
culinary art, consequently the
most fairy like dishes were cOncoct-
I'd by dainty hands sufficient to
tempt the palate of the most fastid- |
ous epicurean. Nothing was done
On a small scale-three sumptuOus
meals were prepared and served
each day.
w. ID. Holloway, a constable |