The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-02-11

to meet him.
One dozen Stamp Photos
for % cents at Galatians
Gallery.
Mr.. Dell Young and Miss Mag
gle Smith were united in marriage
last Sunday morning at the resi-
dence of the brides father, in the
14th district, Esquire w. t. Marsh
officiating.
The "Bo,ivar Euchre Club
met Friday evening at the residence
of Mrs. Bills. Mr.. J. Z. Mask
won the first gentleman's prize and
Miss Mary Wood Bills the first
lady's prize.
There will be Valentines and
bon-bons and good things to eat at
the Operahouse on Monday night,
Feb. IA, 1898. Admission cents,
which entities you to a free valen-
tine.
The many friends of Mr.. w.
B. Williams, who was dangerously
stabbed by a negro not long ago,
will be glad to learn that he has
sufficiently recovered to be able to
attend to business again.
The following young gentlemen
from Jackson attended the ball at
the Hospital last Monday evening,
given in honor of Miss Lipscomb:
Messrs. White, Robinson, Enloe,
McCorry, Griffin, Lindsay. Mr..
Strain, of Memphis, was also pres
ent.
Esquire Jasper Hizer returned
Wednesday from a pleasant visit to
his sons at Whiteville. This was
his first visit to Whiteville in many
years. While there he had the
pleasure of renewing the acquain-
lance of many of his old army COM
rades.
At the February term of county
court, r. E. Hudson was appointed
of German Hudson,
deceased; w. w. Shearin was ap-
pointed administrator of S. w.
Shearin, deceased; J. w. Wilson
was appointed administrator of NJ.
F. Shearin, deceased.
MIR. James A. Parker, of the
4th district, near Vildo, lost his
house and contents by fire last Sat
urday afternoon. Mr.. Parker is a
poor, but very deserving +man.
Through the efforts of Mr.. Jim
Hundley, our people contributed
literally to his assistance.
During the present week, the
BULLETIN has added many new
names to its subscription list, and
scores of our old subscribers have
jailed and renewed. We will en-
leaver to show our gratitude to our
friends by continuing to furnish
hem with a newsy, decent, reliable
paper.
Mr.. D. r. Morris, manager of
he West Tennessee and North
Mississippi Real Estate Co., return
ID to Aledo, Ill, last week. In a
etter to his partner, Mr.. Hulse, he
laid that he found snow ten inches
leep the thermometer degrees be-
ow zero, and still the people up
here claim ''it's nice, mild winter.
The "Old Maids 44th Annual
will convene in Boil
var, Tenn, Wednesday night,
Feb. 10TH, at the Operahouse.
Mrs. Miffkins will be present with
her rejuvenating machine, with
which she can make all young
again. Doors open at Z p. m.
adults % cents, chill
lren Is cents. Reserved seats IS
cents.
Mr.. G. T. Newland died on
Feb. 5th., 1898, near Middleton, in
he 5Oth year of his age. He was
porn and raised in the southeastern
portion of Hardeman County. He
vas engaged in farming until 1874,
when he went into the employ of
he Memphis & Charleston Railroad
'or whom he worked at the time of
ais death. His wife died a few
months ago. Two sons and three
survive him.
AT meeting of the Board of
Aldermen held Wednesday evening
he following tax was levied for
school purposes: Saloon privileges
$500, merchants privileges $3.50,
polls $1.OO, ad valorem 20 cents on
he 800. One hundred and sixty