The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1896-09-04

courthouse aL DOtlNdE. Every DOuy
who can sing is invited to partici-
pate.
Miss Annie Lee Boyd, who has
been teaching dancing here for
the past three weeks, closed a very
successful term Monday evening.
Her class consisted of over thirty
scholars.
Mr.. Hamilton Kerr, business
manager. of the Southern Immi-
grant,, Of Memphis, was in Bolivar
Tuesday, the guest of Messrs. Ca
ruthers aud Hulse, our popular real
estate men.
The Bolivar Male Academy
has secured the services of Miss
Griswold, a graduate of the Hunt
ingdon Conservatory, for the com
ing year. She comes well recon-
mended as a musician.
The Children's MInistering
League met at St. Katharine's
School Saturday with an attendance
of twelve members, All the old
members are requested to be on
hand next Saturday at 3 pm.
"A very important matter for
the managers of the Reunion to
consider is to secure some conve-
nient place for the people from the
country who attend the Reunion
to hitch and water their teams.
For handsome Buggies,
Phaetons and Surries at low
prices, call on Cox, Savage
81 Co.
We are requested to state that
all newly elected school directors
are required by law to take an oath
for the faithful discharge of their
duties and file same with the COun-
ty Court Clerk before their acts are
legal.
We understand there is popu-
lar candidate at the Hospital who
cares nothing for the gold or silver
standard-its the Nichols he is af-
ter. He believes in woman's suf-
frage, and is thinking of making
his first speech soon.
We have been shown by w. A.
Caruthers an ear of corn raised on
his farm the present year that was
eleven inches long, containing 1000
grains. This Is an evidence of the
productiveness of the lands in this
county when given the proper atten-
ton.
As we go to press, the primary
election to nominate a candidate for
Congress is in progress. From the
simple fact that there is only one
candidate before the primary very
little interest is manifested and in a
number of districts no primary will
be held.
Cox, Savage 81 Co., manu-
facture the cheapest and most
serviceable Harness and Sad
dies ever sold in this market.
Mr.. J. n. Barrett will leave
Sunday for the Eastern markets
where he intends to purchase an
immense stock of fall goods. Mr..
p. n. Stuart will accompany him.
Both Mr.. Barrett and Mr.. Stuart
are fine Judges of goods, understand
the wants of their customers, and
are quick to see and take advantage
of bargains.
Mr.. J. T. Hundley, of the Vii
do neighborhood, was in Bolivar
Monday. Mr.. Hundley is the
committeeman to solicit contribu.
tons IN District No. 4, for the Con
federate Reunion, to be held in
| Bolivar on the cath of this month.
He informs us that his people are
looking forward to the event with
much interest. His district will
be we'll represented. The most Of
those who attend he says will bring
baskets and boxes of provisions.
st. Katharine's School opened
most ausplciously on the morning
of the Ist. DIR. Martin in a few
well chosen and pleasant words adj
dressed the pupils on the value anC
Importance of education. The study
hall was tastefully decorated will
tropical plants and dainty vines
: which served the double purpose o
identifying the room for the Reel
tai in the evening. The Misse
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