The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-24

part @ asst week. He returned t.
Clay On, Miss Sunday afternoon.
/ -,.T Q ~ Robertson, editor oil
the Blue Mogntain CMiss.) Breeze,
was in the city the ..rst of the
week visiting relatives. Mr.. Rob
ertson was formerly resident OF
thir town.
High Sheriff Harper, VINO sue
ceeds Il, anial Joe Turney, came
down Sunday and carried ne tn ae
| prisoners sentenced at { last term
of tie circuit court t. tie peniten-
tiary.
-Chancery Court did not con-
vene Monday. on account of the i'll
ness of Judge Hawkins a telegram
was received from the Judge Stating
tha' if able he would be present
next Monday, the 27th.
Buy your School Books,
Tablets, ETC., at Hudson's.
Miss Lou Nelson, of Oxford,
Miss, is registered at the Acton
House. Miss Nelson has been visit
ing in Middle Tennessee, but was
not allowed to return home, so decid-
ed to spend few days in our most
health full town.
Rev. NJ. y. Northcross, of the
Christian church, has just closed
meeting at Middleton, which re-
suited in ten additions to the
church. He Is conducting a meet
ing at New Hope, in the Seven
teenth district, this week.
Master Hugh Caruthers, of
Hardeman county, has entered
the S. w. B. University, and is
taking a shorthand course under
Prof. w. r. Phillips. lie left
Jackson, Miss, preferring the
University.-Dispatch.
Mr.. J. V. Curtin was painfully
injured Tuesday afternoon, while
repairing his mill north of town, by
the fall of heavy piece of timber
upon his head and back. We are
glad to state that his injuries are
not CT. s.dered serious.
Hiss Pauline Rhodes, who has
acted N Jhe capacity of attendant
at the Wes,l.n Hospital for several
years past, was married Wednesday
to Mr.. Wilder, a prominent mer-
chant of Galloway. Miss Rhodes
has many friends here, who extend
congratulations.
Rev w. 5. Cochrane left yes
torday morning for CorintH, where
he goes to unite in marriage Mss
Lizzie Jones and Mr.. .ish. Miss
Jones is a daughter of Coz. Paul L.
Jones. a former citizen of Bolivar.
She has a host Of friends in this
community who extend congratula-
tions.
New stock Of Dolls, AL
buns, Bibles and pretty
goods suitable for presents,
just received at Hudson S
Mr.. r. E. Rose has been APP
pointed postmaster at Hickory Val
ley. Mr.. Rose is a member of the
well-knOwn firm of Prewitt 81 Rose.
He is a capable and accommodating
business man and will no doubt
give satisfaction both to the gov
eminent and to the public generally |
in his new position.
-"Why are so few country people
in town." was the question pro-
pounded by one of our nervous,
restless citizens this week to a
crowd of bystanders. From the
simple fact" one of the number
answered, "that our
country people are taking advan-
tage of ibis pleasant weather to
harvest their crops"
Negotiations are pending for
the sale of the Memphis Conference
Female Institute of this city, one of
the finest and oldest female colleges
in the South. The trade will likely |
be consummated next week, and if |
it goes through, Rev. A. B. Jones,
of Talladega, Ala, formerly of
Huntsville, will be President and
take charge neutrality-suspicious.
speci ] 10 Nashville Sun.
4 nice line of Fine Per-
fumes, : aps, Tooth Brushes,
Hair Brushes, Combs, etc,
cheap Al Hudson's.
DIR. T. Z. Moore, President of