The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-03-09
aching at the Presbyterian

At night: "Young men and popu-
lar amusements."
Garden Seeds, Onion Sets,
Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats at
j. T. JoYNER's.
LEsquires D. J. Campbell, of
4 the 9Th district, and w. L. CearleY,
of lie l4th district, two members
/ of the County Court who are ever
j watehful of the peoples interests,
were among our pleasant visitors
n onday.
During the severe wind storm
last week cedar tree, of mole than
sixty years. standing, was blown
down in Mrs. Bills yard. This
tree, with others, was set out by
Maj. J. III. Bills, who imported the
first cedar trees tc Bolivar from
Middle Tennessee.
Call on Sweeton & Black
for what you need in the way
of Plow Gear and Farm Inn
plements. Repairs of all
kinds, a full line.
Miss Maggie Black left last
week for st. Louis to buy her spring
stock of millinery. Miss Black is
splendid judge of goods in her
line, thoroughly understands the
wants of her customers and will
spare neither time nor expense in
the selection of her stock.
Have your prescriptions,
family recipes, etc, filled at
HudsOn's.
Mr.. James Campbell died at
his home in the 5th district Mon
day, aged about 60 years. His re-
mains were buried at New Hope.
A wife and three children survive,
Mrs. G. Ii. Harris, Mrs. J. A.
Black and Mr.. Charley Campbell.
Deceased was a highly respected
citizen. He was a member of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
w. H. Reynolds & Co. are
agents for the Deering Now
er, the best on earth. Call
and see it.
will Brewer, who killed Cadet
Foster at St. Thomas Hall, Holly
Springs, in 1898, has been sentenced
by Judge Stephens to pay fine of
$500 aud be incarcerated, in the
county Jail for one year. The i'm
prisonmeut was held up until next
term of court, which is construed to
mean that it will not be enforced at
all.
Landreth's Ferry's and
other kinds of Garden Seeds
at Hudson's.
Mr.. 'Patty" Kellar, son OF
Mr.. Frank Kellar, of Toone, met
with a painful and serious accident
last Saturday morning. While
operating a grist mill, the grinding
rock burst and heavy portion OF
it fell upon his right leg, fracturing
the bone in six places below the
knee. DR.. Robert Wood Tate was
sent for and dressed the injured
member. lie hopes to be able to
save the limb.
Imitation AveryCas Plows
IS1.5O at
w. III. REYNOLDS & Co.'S.
John II. Sparks New Railroad
Shows and Trained Animal Elk
position will exhibit in Bolivar oil
March 10th, Friday afternoon and
evening. Admission only 10 anC
% cents. This show is known the
world over as the largest, grandes
and best % cent show on the road
with all new, startling, original anC
up-to-date features. The finest per
forming lions, wolves and elephant
on earth are to be seen with Sparks
big one ring shows, together with
troupe of highly educated horses
ponies, mules, dogs, goats ant
monkeys, also a fine acrobatic ant
gymnastic performance and 81,
funny clowns. See Romeo, tn
largest lion in captivity and Mary
the smallest baby elephant ever Of
exhibition. See our grand fire
balloon ascension, with parachut
l Jump also a free thrilling higI
, t-Sger dive from a ladder so fee
hig 20 into a net. This is given FIRE
to all from the show ground at
= and Z p. M, rain or shine. Don
miss it. 1t alone is worth goin:
lmnnr miles to see and II costs rnl