The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-09

&c. w. Brown and wife. o
Memphis, are the guests of Mrs
Browns parents, w. l.. Cearle,
and wife, of the l4th district.
in next weeks issue we will
publish list of the ''Middleton Ii
gers" a company of Confederat,
soldiers organized at middleton.
School Books, States, Tab.
lets, Pencils, Inks, etc, al
Hudson s.
"A protracted meeting is being
conducted this week at Parran'i
Chapel by Rev. Mr.. Kimbrough
from the Baptist College Jackson
"A burning limb struck Mr..
Nat Huddleston in the eye thi.
week causing considerable pain.
] Fortunately his sight was unimpair
ed.
Misses Madge Anderson, Clara
Houston and Annie Murrell, OF
Toone, attended the dance at the
Western Hospital on last Friday ev-
ening.
A protracted meeting at Ebe.
neezer Church began Saturday ev-
ening. w. III. Jordan, the pastor,
is being assisted by Rev. John Muir
dough.
Hon. \. w. Baptist, of Cow
ington, was IN Bolivar Friday. Mr..
Baptist is popular in Hardeman
County and his friends here always
enjoy his visits.
Prof. J. L. Roberts has been
elected principal of the school at
WillistOn, in Fayette County, to
which place he moved his family
the present week
George Rosson, formerly night
operator at Grand Junction, has
been appointed clerk in the freight
office at that place. Wilbur Jones
is now the night operator.
Miss Louevie Patrick, after
visit of several weeks in Fort
Smith, Ark, returned Tuesday ev-
ening. She was accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. c. c. Cook, Of the
above named place.
The little girl of J. T. Smith
and wife, who resides near ToOne,
died at the home of its parents on
Friday last of spotted fever. The
interment occurred on Saturday last
in the Gibson cemetery.
Mrs. William Elliot and son,
Lawson, little Mary Manson, Mas
ter Frank Manson and June Brans-
cum, of Salisbury, were in the city
Monday having their eyes treated
by DR.. J. l. Taylor.-Dispatch.
We direct attention to the
advertisement of r. NJ. Foote, the
Tailor. lie has just received his
fall and winter samples. The goods
are handsome and the prices low.
He guarantees satisfaction. Give
him a call.
Miss Mary Swinebroad left
Monday evening to visit friends in
Grand Junction and Middleton be-
fore going to kentucky, in which
state she will make her future home.
She leaves Bolivar. with the good
wishes of her many friends.
Mr.. John Thompson, of Grains
vile, had his left arm broken just
above the wrist Saturday. He was
a team of mules across a
levee, when they became suddenly |
and backed off, throwing |
him out with the above result.
"A picnic given at Fosters |
School House, in District II, Satur-
day, was attended by quite a crowd,
Speeches were delivered on nO-fence
law by w. Z. Afford and A. J.
Yopp; on free silver by J. A. Foster
and on the third party by j. T.
Stricken.
"A negro by the name of Ander-
son was arrested here this week and |
confined in Jail, charged with steal |
ing thirteen dollars and a suit of |
clothes in Jackson. A member of |
the Jackson police force arrived
Monday evening and escorted him
back to the scene of his theft.
The following it the list of
licenses issued during the
month of July: Shelby Seddens
and Lizzie Henderson, Dock HOus-
ton and Lille Bills, Robt. III.
Black and Cassie Fitzgerald, An
drew Willoughby and Bette Dem
ing, Geo. McLarty and Lula Lee.
WANTED-I will pay
spot cash for 10000 cross
ties delivered on the l.. G.. |
r. K. at Bolivar.
w. b. WILLIAMS.
Prof. Henry ]. Fusch, one of |
the most popular and successful ed
ucators it was ever Bolivar's fortune
to claim as a citizen, has been in
town during the week on a visit to
his old friends. Prof. Fusch has
recently been elected principal of |
the High School, at Elkmont, Ala. |