The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-01-18
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Don't fail to 20 to Durrett's ard
get advai taee Of his Co,t Sale
A q. Shelton aud family have
moved TO the Parish residence.
Butler Nicely has taken charge
of the Bond farm, near Bolivar.
B. T. McKinnie. who is connect
ed with the / c. Railroad, Is IN
town.
Mr.. Childs, of New York, is
here to visit his family and other rel
atives.
The Jail is empty, the last pris-
amer was released the first of the
week.
-Tazwcll Tate came up from
Memphis for a few days the first
of the week.
Mr.. r. L. Lightfort, who has
had a severe spell of pneumonia, is
improving.
Charles McKinnie, an employe
of the I. 9. Railroad, was in Boil
var Tuesday.
Two hundred and fifteen mar
riage licenses were issued during
the year 1894.
Capt. Gates has returned from
Jackson and is again engaged in pur-
chasing cotton.
Winter is not over but Durrett is
selling his stock of goods of all kinds
at cost for cash.
H. b. Manley, of Medon, has
accepted position as clerk in d. Z.
Durrett's store.
We are glad to state that MOrg.
Moore, after six weeks spell of fe-
yer, is much better.
II. ii. Irby and wife and Rev.
Mr.. Brown and family have moved
to the Haynes residence.
Now is your time to save money.
d. E. Durrett is selling his entire
stock of goods at cost for cash.
Mrs. Maggie Tobin, sister of
Mrs. II. B. Paul, arrived here
Wednesday from Minter City, Miss.
If you want to save cost, pay your
taxes before they are placed in the
hands of officers. II. n. MITCHELL.
Rev. j, ii. Felts left the first
of the week for south Missouri,
where he will hold a series of SER
vices.
Union services, conducted by
Rev. J. NJ. Clark, will be held in
the Baptist Church next Sunday
night.
Parties owning land in Harde-
man County, who desire to sell
same, are invited to call at the Bull
letin Office.
Orr old friend, Col. Casey Saw
age, who has been confined TO his
room for several weeks, was out on
TIE streets Monday.
County Court Clerk Crawford |
gave his official bond last Monday. |
Some of the best men in the county
are his bondsmen.
l am selling my entire stock of
goods at cost, but will continue TO
give best prices for chickens and
eggs. ID. (. DURRETr.
Mr.. f. S. Luther and wife were
called by telegram to Bellebuckle
this week to the bedside of Mrs. Lu-
theirs sister, who is very low with
pneumonia.
Mrs. A. NJ. Statler has moved
to the Methodist parsonage, recent
~ occupied by Prof. Roberts. The
latter has moved to the John
Mitchell residence.
After a pleasant visit to friends
and relatives near Evansville, r.
+. McClintock returned the latter
part of last week to his home near
Chatfeld, Texas.
We understand that j. j. Ha-
zlegrove has decided to move his
family to Bolivar, and that he will
build a steam gin at this place be-
tween now and fall.
WIN. Smith qualified at the
January term of County Court as
administrator of w. F. Roberts,
andJ A. Wilson as administrator
of w. w. Farley's estate.
The time is near at hand when the
law compels me ito place all unpaid
taxes in the hands Of officers, You
can save cost by paying your taxes
before that date. X. y. MITCHELL.
S. 5. Hamill and daughter, Miss
Minnie, will give an entertainment
at the Operahouse next Tuesday
night, which will consist of recita-
tions aud Shakespearean impersona-
fioua