The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-03-18

w. j. COX.
We direct attention to the
announcement of w. b. Summons,
who is a candidate for reelection t.
the Office of Sheriff. Mr.. Sammon:
was elected by the Quarterly Court,
in 1895, to fill out the unexpired
term of e. II. Joyner. So faithfully
did he discharge his duties that he
was reelected by the people in Au-
gust, 1896. He has made Hardeman
an honest, courageous and fearless
official. He will appreciate the sup
port of the public in the coming
election.
Save your coupons that
you get at Cox's Drug Store.
In to-day's BULLETIN, J. L.
Foote announces as a candidate for
reelection to the office of Register.
Perhaps, there is no man in Harde-
man County who has a more extern
sive or favorable acquaintance than
John Foote. He certainly needs no
introduction at our hands. He has
served only one term as Register.
He has filled the position with sat
lsfaction to those with whom he has
had dealings. He will appreciate
the support Of the voters at the Au-
gust election.
Go to W. J. Cox's Drug
Store and hear the GRAPHIC
phone.
Captain John w. Gates, of
Jackson, was in Bolivar Monday.
The object of his visit was to en-
courage our people to invite the To-
cation of manufacturing and indus
trial enterprises. Our citizens were
impressed with his sensible remarks
and his praiseworthy undertaking.
If Hardeman County expects to de-
rive benefit from the results of the
Industrial Congress, to be held at
Nashville in May, we must have
our many advantages brought be-
fore that body.
With every twenty-five
cent purchase, you get cou-
pom at CoX's.
Mr.. julius Crawford announces
as a candidate for reelection to the
office of County Court Clerk. On
account of the death of Mr., Farley,
Mr.. Crawford was elected to this
position by the Quarterly Court in
January, 1895, to serve until the
next regular election, August, 1896,
when he was elected by the people
to fill out the unexpired term.
Hence it will be seen that Mr..
Crawford has never served a full
term, He has made painstaking,
efficient and courteous public ser
want. He respectfully solicits the
the votes of the people of Hardeman.
DR.. S. Dickson will visit
WhiteviIle Monday and Tues
day, March 21st and 22nd,
All who are in need Of dem
tai work are invited to meet
him.
The new dormitory to be erect
ed on the grounds of st. Katharine's
will be built of brick, three stories,
with basement (the latter to be used
as dining room, store room and
kitchen.) 1t will accommodate
about so young ladies and will be
equally as large as the present build
ing. Its location will be Immediate
ly west of the present building.
Work will be commenced by April
lst., and its completion has been
promised by August lst. 1t is graf
flying TO know that such work is
SO soon to be done. st. Katharine's
under its present management, is
fast making a lasting name for itself.
If your eyes trouble you,
don't fail to see DIR. King,
who will be at r. L. Light
fort & Cos Jewelry Store,
Thursday and Friday, April
9TH and Sth.
Elsewhere appears the announce
ment of w. w. Scott, candidate for
Sheriff of Hardeman County. Mr..
Scott is by no means stranger to
our people. He is familiar with
the duties of the Office to which he
aspires. For two years he served
as special deputy under Sheriff
Yopp, for four years as regular
deputy under Sheriff Foote, regu-
lar deputy under Sheriff Joyner du-
ring his term of Office and as spec
ial deputy under Sheriff Sammons.
In all of these positions he has rem.
dered efficient service. He will