The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-02-21

Baker are building a new school
house, in the goth district, near
Middleburg.
Miss Anna Mai Blaylock en-
tertained quite a host of friends on
the evening Of the I4th with Val
entine party.
Mrs. HuItse and daughter, Miss
Lena, returned Friday from a
lengthy visit to relatives and friends
in indianapolis.
Tomorrow, Saturday, Febru-
airy 22nd., Washington's birth
day, is a legal holiday. The bank
will be closed on that day.
Buy Landreth's Garden
Seed and Onion Sets of G.
T. Ingram & Co.
Rufus Saunders, s'the one-gal-
lus statesman" will interest you if
you read what he has to say on the
outside Of to-day's BULLETIN.
-Messrs. T. ID. Newbern and G.
p. Newbern left Wednesday to sell
fruit trees for the North Mississlp-
pi Nurseries, of Kossouth, Miss.
Misses LillIas and Evelyn Bills
attended the Carnival in New Or
leans, and from that city they will
90 to Pass Christian for few days.
Mr.. Charles Smith, of Louis
vile, electrical expert, was here
Monday and inspected the plant at
the Hospital. He complimented
the work highly.
Rev. J. NJ. Clark will preach
his farewell sermon next Sunday
night. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to be present
on that occasion.
About ten days ago A. G. Rob
ley had one of his shoulders disloca-
ted by falling from an overturned
wagon. The MANNED member was
replaced by DIR. III. w. Tate.
-Hardeman County has FIVE
The latest addition
to the list is the REFLECTOR" of
Middleton, published monthly, and
edited by Mr.. Maurice Wilson.
Asa Turner, son of Mr.. Louis
Turner of the Sth district, died on
Thursday of last week, He was at
tending school when stricken with
and was sick only about
a week.
The XenOphonians meet at
Mr.. G. A, Miller's this evening.
The FAmerican Cincinnatus" will
be discussed, a very suitable time
for such a character, as his l64th
anniversary will be celebrated to-
morrow.
a freight train was wrecked yes
terday morning near Migrants Stave
Yards in the suburbs of Bolivar.
Four cars were derailed. The
early morning south bound pas
senger train was delayed here sew
eral hours.
Try Hudson for Tooth
brushes. Hair Brushes, Toll
ct Soaps, etc.
C. NJ. Savage has purchased
the Forte place. The families of
J. r. Sweeton and G.. A. Black who
are now occupying the place men,
toned have rented that portion of
the Fentress house not reserved by
Mrs. Blaylock.
On the first of the week, (. B.
Stuart, who lives near New Castle,
had lost forty hogs with cholera.
]. w. Bass, Esq, who lives in the
same portion of the county, has lost
90 hogs with the same disease since
the first of last November.
"A telephone line from Hender-
son to Montezuma will soon be con-
nected with the line running from
Bolivar to Bethel Springs at Law
son Lockman's. Several shares of
stock have been subscribed for the
of line from Grains
vile TO Middleton.
Elsewhere appears the an
nouncement of w. p. Day, candi-
date for Tax Assessor of the 9th
civil district of Hardeman County.
Mr.. Day is we'll known to the peO-
pie of the district whose support he
asks. He promises if elected to
discharge the duties of. the Office to
the best of his ability.
The pump house at the Yves
tern Hospital was destroyed by fire
Friday morning about two o'clock.
1t was evidently the work of an in
cendiary. The loss amounted to
something over 81, 900, fully cover
ed by insurance. The machinery
was uniniured. The building is be-
ing replaced.
N. Cor4boll nicEsoD owns one