The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-02-19

Key. j. J.. Leland will preac
at the Baptist Church Sunday morn
ing and evening.
p. 4. Wilkinson & Sons have ful
stock of Shoes, Clothing, ETC., cheap
Look out for the ''Measurin,
Party" on Feb. 26th, at Opera House
Poem will appear next week.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes
Brushes, Window Glass, etc.
cheap at Hudson's.
Mrs. Geo. B. Peters, wife OF
General Peters, of Memphis, is Sc
riously i'll. Gen. Peters is a native
of Bolivar, his early life being spent
here.
Buy your Drugs from W.
]. Cox. He guarantees sat
isfaction.
Rev. J. NJ. Northrup, who has
many friends in Bolivar, was ordain-
ed to the priesthood in Calvary
Church, Memphis, by Bishop Gailor,
on last Sunday.
P. f. Wilkinson & Sons sell
Nails cheap.
Miss Eva True expects to leave
next week for St. Louis to buy a
stock of spring millinery. While
in st. Louis Miss True will spend
some time in the trimming rooms to
post herself in regard to the latest
styles and fashions.
w. j. Cox has just received
a full line of School Books,
States, Tablets, etc.
-" The Echo" is the name of a
new monthly journal issued from
St. Katharine's School. Miss Sallie
Morgan Yerger is editor-in-chief;
Miss Bessie Williams, assistant edi-
tor, and Mrs. S. B. Ware, business
manager. "The Echo" contains
much interesting matter.
p. F, Wilkinson & Sons sell
Meat, Flour, Canned Goods and all
Family Groceries cheap.
The old-fashioned game of town
ball, played by the old men of
Whiteville, and vicinity, last Sat
urday afternoon was a great success.
Quite a large crowd of spectators
were present and seemed to be high
ly entertained. The old fathers,
though many of them had passed |
their three score years, seemed to
forget this fact and thought they
were school boys again. But Oh,
the next day! One said he was
afraid he was taking rheumatism,
another thought he had la grape,
but another said he knew what was
the matter with him he had been
playing town-ball. -Whiteville Tel
egram.
P. F. Wilkinson & Sons sell Dry
Goods cheap.
Mr.. J. B. Norment and Miss
Della Williams were quietly united
in marriage Monday evening at the
Methodist parsonage, Rev. w. A.
Russell performing the ceremony.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
young couple had been ardent lovers
for some time, the marriage was a
to the community. Mr..
Norment is a son of the late Jesse
and is a popular young
man. Miss Williams is a daughter
Of Mr.. III. E. Williams. She is
young lady of great beauty and at
Mr.. ard Mrs. Nor
nent left on the evening train to
visit relatives in Mississippi,
P. f. Wilkinson & Sons ask one
md all to price their Family Gro
,eries and Dry Goods before buy
ng elsewhere.
Evidence taking in the Patterson
Carmack contested election case for
1ardeman county, commenced at
Bolivar Tuesday morning. Mr.. &.
4. Miller acted as counsel for Mr..
Jarmack, and Mr.. w. B. Hender-
ION, of Memphis, represented Col.
Patterson. Mr.. J. A. Wilson, Jr.,
lad been designated as Commission
II, before whom the evidence was
% be taken, but in view of his alb
'ence, by consent of counsel, Mr..
julius Crawford, county court clerk,
acted in his stead. Mr.. Wilson re-
turned Wednesday and assumed the
1uties of Commissioner. The fol-
owing witnesses were examined
John r. Reaves, G. r. Reynolds,
w. G. Graham, r. N. Mitchell,
Anthony Burdine, (col. }, John Mask,