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

Wilbur Campbell, who have beer
attending school at ColIierville
have returned to Bolivar.
-Messrs. S. a. Godsey, of Sauls
bury, and Norman McAnulty, o
Hickory Valley, attended Presby
terry at Lexington last week.
Mr.. S. II. Jones and wife alC
Master Carroll Foster, of Bolivar
and Mrs. c. T. Hudson, of Middle
ton, spent Wednesday in Jackson.
Miss Evelyn True, our popular
milliner, returned this week from
market, where she purchased a
large and handsome line of spring
headwear.
-Losr-A copy of the Bylaws
of Clinton Lodge, No. "a, of date
February, 1851. Small pamphlet,
green paper cover. Finder will be
rewarded by returning same to the
BULLETIN Office.
From now until March 25th.,
subscriptions will be taken to the
Weekly Commercial Appeal as fol
lows: One year, with the guess,
IS cents; one year, minus the guess,
40 cents. r. G. WILKINSON, ACT.
Those who desire to secure
seeds of the celebrated Jackson At
rican Limbless Cotton, for the sale
of which the BULLETIN is agent,
will do well to call on us at once,
as our limited supply is almost ex-
hausted.
Mr.. Tom Milstead and wife, of
Pocahontas, have moved to our
town. They occupy the residence
recently vacated by Mr.. n. NJ. Per
~. Mr., Nilstead has employment
on the Bolivar section of the l. G.
Railroad.
Mr.. J. Z. Moody, a popular
grocery drummer, of Memphis, who
has been making Bolivar for a num-
Der of years, was married last week
to a Miss Shaw, of SomerviIle. His
many Bolivar friends wish him a
long and happy life.
We welcome to our town Mir.
J. D. Campbell and family, of Har-
rison, Ark. They will occupy the
Jones residence, adjoining the pub
lie school building. Mr.. Campbell
has accepted a position as clerk
with G. 7. Ingram 81 Co.
Rev. w. F. AcuT, Methodist
preacher in charge of the Grains
vile Circuit, was a pleasant caller
at our office Wednesday. He has
Just returned from a visit to Upton
and Fayette counties, where he as
sisted in holding successful meet
ings.
There has been some misunder-
standing in regard to the law rel
alive to the sale OF cigarettes. I'm
der the decisions of the United
States Court, merchants can sell
cigarettes without paying any addi-
tional tax or being liable for prose
cutiOn.
An aurora borealis was visible
on the evening of the 18th. From
the northern horizon to the zenith,
bright streaks were seen which soon
changed to dark shade, presenting
the appearance of the sky when the
.'sun is drawing water" Cold
weather is predicted.
improvements are being made
at Dunlap Springs. Recently a
billiard hall and bowling alley have
been erected, and the foundation
has been laid for eight new cottages,
all of which will he covered by one
roof, circled with wide veranda.
The grounds have also been beauti-
fec.
Ask for a bottle of Texas
Star Compound at COX's.
Three of the best citizens in
Hardeman County, Messrs. Nat
Huddleston, Robert Black and
Joseph Matthews, met in Bolivar
Saturday by accident. Among
other topics discussed by this inter.
esting trio was ages, and it deyel
oped that there is only few months
difference in the date of then
births. For satisfactory reasons,
we decline to give their ages.
Smoke Kelly's Cigars, al
w. J. Cox's.
Mr.. ). III. Jones announces il
to-day's BULLETIN as a candidat,