The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1898-02-25

Miss Lena, are in Indianapolis, Ind,
attending the bedside of Mrs. Cal
ney, Mrs. Hulse's married daught-
er, who is dangerously Ill.
Little Eunice Ware sustained
severe injuries last Saturday after
noon, by accidentally stepping off
of Mrs. Maddison's porch and fall
ing against the edge of plank.
Our popular merchant, Mr.. j.
A. Barrett, will leave Sunday for
the East, to purchase his spring
stock. He will pay cash for every
thing he buys and will allow no bar
gains to escape.
From now until March 25th.,
subscriptions will be taken to the
Weekly Commercial Appeal as fol-
lows: One year, with the guess,
As cents; one year, minus the guess,
40 cents. r. G. WILKINSON, Agt.
Mr.. Carson Fleming, wife and
children, of the Collierville neigh
borhood, are in Bolivar, visiting
Mrs. Jane Warren, Mrs. Fleming's
mother. Mr.. Fleming has recently
sold his home and is here prospect
ing.
Rev. L. J. Leland will fill the
pulpit of the Baptist Church here
Sunday for Mr.. Jordan, the new
preacher. Subject for morning SER
vice: cit is natural for a christian
to have doubts" At night: "The
Gloria of Revelation.
MIR. J. J. Blaylock, son of our
popular fellow-countyman, Mr.. F.
S. Blaylock, of Middleburg, was
recently married to Miss Annie
Mitchell, of Lamont, Ky. Mr..
Blaylock is at present in the employ
of the 1. G. Railroad at Cairo.
Base Balls, Bats, Marbles,
Tops, etc., at Hudson's.
Mr.. J. w. Clark, of the Grand
Junction neighborhood, an intelli-
gent and courteous gentleman, and
one of the old school democrats was
a pleasant visitor at our office Friday.
We learn that be expects to engage
soon in the mercantile business at
Grand Junction.
Go to Cox's for School
Supplies.
The residence of Mr.. Sidney
Justice, located a few miles north
of Whiteville, in District No. 4,
was destroyed by fire Tuesday night,
Feb. 18th. No one was at home at
the time. The origin of the fire is
unknown. All of Mr.. Justices
household goods were destroyed.
The house was new. 1t was insured in
the Guardian, of Memphis, for
$4,000.
Onion Sets, Peas, Beans,
ETC., at Hudson's.
The following citizens of Boil
ivar attended Mardi Gras in Mem
phis this week: Miss Mag Dorion,
J. H. Doyle and family, G. NJ.
Savage, E. p. McNeal, R. E. Dur
rett, John Mitchell, Tom Birdsong,
Henry Kahn, G. NJ. Warren and
wife, Misses Mamie and Sallie Mil
Ter, Miss Emma Warren, Charlie
Warren, P. n. Stuart, F. S. Luther,
Miss Daisy Gladney,
Onion Sets and all kinds
of Garden Seeds at w. J.
Cox's.
The Board of Trustees of the
Western Hospital, composed of DR..
Wright, of Huntingdon, Col. John
r. Goodwin and Mr.. Austin Miller,
of Memphis, Messrs. D. E. Durrett
and A. J. Coates, of Bolivar, met
last Saturday at the Hospital.
Among other business transacted,
they received from the building
commissioners the laundry and
bakery, recently erected.
New Wall Paper at Hud-
sons.
Mr.. Whitney, son of Hon.
William c. Whitney, of Newly ork,
with a party of friends, was the
guest of Mr.. Duryea, at Hickory
Valley during the past week. Mr..
Whitney is a wealthy gentleman,
who spends much of his time in fol
lowing the chase. The music of
the hound and horn delights him.
We learn that he is very favorably
impressed with this section, and