The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-30

OF sickness.
Mrs. Deming leaves this weel
to visit in counties north of Harde
man before returning to her home il
Dallas, Texas.
g. w. Green who was confined
to his bed for several days last week
with fever has sufficiently recovered
to be up again.
Mr.. James Richardson spent
Sunday last in Bolivar. He return,
ed to Memphis Monday morning
with his family.
F. S. Luther was called to
North Carolina Saturday to attend
the bedside of his father, who is not
expected to live.
The Memphis Association will
meet with Maple Springs Church,
near Uptonville, on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 5th., at 10 am.
j. A. Manson, Jr., has resigned
his position as deputy United States
Marshal, and will go to Baltimore to
enter a medical college.
DIR. Robert Wood Tate lett
last night for New York, where he
will work for the coming year in
an emergency hospital.
Our genial friend, Mr.. r. L.
Lightfort, passed the 6sth mile
stone on Tuesday last. May he
live to pass mnay more.
w. b. Shearin and others, of
Middleton, are shipping large guam
titles of hickory timber to Memphis
to be made into spOkes.
Miss Cornelia Foard, after a
pleasant visit of several weeks to
friends in Bolivar and vicinity, left
this week for Kentucky.
MIR. J. A. Wilson, Jr., the eff
cient deputy county court clerk,
spent last Sunday in Medon, the
guest of Mr.. Horace Manley.
The old storage room east of
Redd's store has been torn away and
the lumber used in the construction
of a barn on Mr.. LightfOrt's place.
Mrs. Hill, wife of Prof. Hill,
our new principal of the public
school, arrived Sunday afternoon.
They are boarding at Mrs. Cheeks.
Mason's Jars, Tops, Rub
bers, Sealing Wax, ETC., at
HudsOn's.
Mr.. William McKinnie had a
barn burned on his place this week
containing about 500 bundles of
fodder and a number of farming
tools.
Constable Barham, of the 18th
district, brought two negro prison
ers to Jail this week, charged with
killing hog belonging to Mr.. John
Pirtle.
Miss Onie Kyle, of Huntingdon,
came down Wednesday to organize
a music class for the Bolivar Acade-
my. She comes very highly recon-
mended.
Rev. b. b. Thomas, of Mid
dletOn, is in the city accompanied by
his little daughter, who will enter
the NJ. G. +, 1. for the coming term.
jackson Sun,
Mrs. Bette Tuggle, of White
vile, and her sister, Mrs. Simmons,
of Texas, have been the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Southall Dickson
during the week.
Miss Cora Thompson left yes
terday for Marlin, Texas, where she
has been engaged for several years
past as one of the teachers in the
public school of that place.
Constable J. b. FOOte, of the
4th district, brought Willis Jones,
col, to Jail Wednesday evening.
Jones is charged with stealing a
pistol from w. J. Andrews, of
Whiteville.
-Chas. Bentley, negro brake
man, who lived at Grand Junction,
fell from the top of an Illinois Cen
trail freight train at the river tres
tie Saturday afternoon and was in
stantly killed.
The young ladies and gentle
men of Bolivar gave a ball i'll the
Operahnuse Wednesday evening. A
number of visitors from LaGrange
and Jackson were present. Refresh
ments were served.
"A match game of baseball be-
tween the Whiteville and Grains
Vile mines at Bolivar last Thursday
was attended by large crowd of our
people. The Whiteville boys won
by a score of 81 tol4.
"A private letter from Paris
states that Rev. G.. w. Wilson and
his little three year old son were both
hurt in a runaway accident recently.
We are glad to state that their in
iuries are not serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. K. Mask en-
tertained Saturday evening with a
card party and dancing. About