The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1900-02-09

County Court Clerk Julius
Crawford sold last Saturday the
land belonging to the estate of 5. p.
and Jerre Brown, decd, located in
the 18th civil district, containing
loo acres, for s3OI.OO to J. n.
Hollyfeld.
The Secretary of State granted
a charter last Saturday to the Stan.
tonville Telephone Co., of Nc.
Marry County, with $1,000 capital
stock. The incorporators are
J. r. Hurley, L. a. Lockman, n.
a. Erwin, J. r. Gooch, James
Jenkins.
Remember next Wednes-
day is Valentine Day. w. j.
Cox has the Valentines for
sale.
Mr.. r. J. Harris, a successful
farmer, sound democrat and all
round good citizen, of the second
district, was in to see us Monday.
He informs us that his brother,
Mr.. Charlie Harris, who was struck
by falling limb on the 3Oth of
November last and badly hurt, has
almost entirely recovered.
Esquire w. ii. Tate, of the 18th
district, was in the city Wednesday.
Esquire Tate is a candidate for
Chairman of the County Court. He
has been a member of the court for
Is years, and is we'll and favorably
known to his brother magistrates.
He promises if elected to discharge
the duties of the Office to the best of
his ability.
The newly-elected Board of
Aldermen met last Tuesday night,
Mayor J. X. P. Tate presiding, and
were sworn in by County Clerk
Crawford. J. L. Joyner was re-
elected Recorder; T. NJ. Moore,
Treasurer, and the Street Committee
is composed of G. A. Black, chair
man, G. NJ. Savage and w. A.
House.
If you wish comfort, wear
a "W. B. Corset. You will
find a complete stock of them
at DURRETT'S.
Mr.. D. NJ. McAnulty, of Hick-
DRY Valley, has moved to Jackson,
where he has purchased an interest
in the Tennessee Glass and Queens
ware Co. Jackson is to congratu-
lated upon securing the citizenship |
of Norman McAnulty. He is a |
christian gentleman and a young
man of fine business qualifications. |
His family will follow about March |
LIST.
Our proposition to send the
BULLETIN, Home and Farm, Com
merical Appeal and Twice-a-week !
ournal all one year for
one dollar and fifty cents, still holds
good. Many have taken advantage
of 1t. Ifyou are not already a sub
scriber, come in and have your
name added to our list.
r.. NJ. Redfearn's saloon was
robbed Saturday night of between
fifty and seventy-five dollars in
cash. Entrance was effected through J
a window. Eight or ten dollars of
the money was in small change in
the cash drawer, and the balance
was in silver dollars and half-dollars
tied up in a shot-sack in an ice
chest in rear of the bar.
[ keep a full line of pure
and fresh Drugs. Call in to
see me when in town.
w. j. Cox,
w. H. Judd, who has been con-
fined in Jail here since August,
charged with embezzlement and |
larceny, was released Saturday even
ing on deposit of sou, in lieu of
bond, and personal cognizance to
appear at the next term of Circuit
Court. The 5000 is to be applied |
when court meets to the settlement
Of the amount claimed by the Ladd |
Co., as due from Judd
Esquire w. J. Cox is a can
iidate for Chairman of the County !
Court. Esquire Cox has been a
of the Court for number
Of years, and has acted as Chair
man protein for several terms,
hence he is familiar with the re-
Iuirements of the position to which
he aspires. He will appreciate the