The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-16

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yer.
Miss Mag Dorion entertained
with "Gramophone Recital on
Monday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Newton, of New
York, is the guest of her friend,
Miss Sadie Durrett.
Mr.. G. f. Casselberry called on
us Wednesday and took advantage
of our combination offer. Mr..
Casselberry has recently moved
from the New Castle neighborhood
to within a mile of Whiteville.
-Tunstall Lindsey, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Durrett, died
Monday. The remains were tender
ly laid to rest in Union Cemetery
Tuesday. Rev. D. NJ. McIver, of
the Presbyterian church conducted
the service.
Burglars made an unsuccessful
attempt to enter Mr.. Jake Kahn's
residence Saturday night. They
succeeded in removing a slat from
the window shutter, but the bark
of the guard dog frightened them
away. Only a few weeks ago this
residence was robbed of money and
iewelry.
Have your prescriptions,
family recipes, ETC., filled at
Hudson's.
DIR. J. w. Grimstead and Mr..
L. P. Parker, of Cairo, were the
guests of Messrs. L. A. Kenny,
b. V. Hudson, G. NJ. Warren and
w. B. Sammons this week. DR..
Grimstead is a leading physician of
Cairo, and Mr.. Parker is proprietor
Of the Halliday House. While
here the gentlemen enjoyed rab
bit and bird hunt.
Rev. J. Frank Ray, of the S.
w. Is. T., preached in the Baptist
church Sunday. lie has been called
to, and has accepted the pastorate
Of, the Bolivar Baptist Church.
His next appointment here is the
fourth Sunday, February 25th.
After that date his regular appoint
nents will be the first and third
Sundays in each month.
If you wish comfort, wear
4 CIV. B. Corset. You will
find a complete stock of them
at DURRETT's.
Only a few members of the
Cemetery Club" were present at
.he meeting last Saturday after
noon. 1t is discouraging to the Of
icers to attempt to carry on the
work and meet with so little en-
from the members.
1t is an undertaking in which the
own should feel an interest. The
work should not be imposed upon
four or FIVE.
We will send the BULLETIN
md twice-a-week Courier-Journal
one year for one dollar, the BULLE-
TIN and Home and Farm one year
'or one dollar, the BULLETIN and
Weekly Commercial Appeal one
year for one dollar, or the BULLE-
TIN and all of the aforementioned
papers one year for one dollar and
fifty cents. This means cash in
advance.
Go to Hudson's for a first
class Cigar, a good Tooth
Brush, a bottle of fine Per-
fume, etc.
AT the special session of Quar-
.erly Court to be held Monday, the
following offices are to be filled:
Chairman to serve one year; Chair
nan pro tenn TO serve one year; one
Road Commissioner to serve for
-wo years; one Commissioner of the
Poor to, serve three years; Tax As
SCISSOR for the 18th civil district, to
ill the vacancy caused by the re-
noval of a. II. Beck to Texas;
Keeper of Pirtle's Ferry for year
1900.
Speaking of politics a few days
ago, a member of Hardeman Coun-
TVS Democratic Executive Commit
tee said: ''Iu my opinion, our COM
mittee should be called together to
consider matters of interest to the
party. This will be an important
election year, and we are looked
upon as the guardians of the party's
welfare in this county. In some
counties / notice that candidates
Tor county offices have already been
chosen. | do not know the senti-