The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-05

--Dr. y. DlcksOn Will visit Grand
Junction Wednesday and Thursday,
April 10th and 11th. All in need
of dental work are invited to meet
him at said times and place.
Drugs, Paints, Oils. VIM
dow Glass, Varnishes, etc,
cheap at Hudson's.
AT the April term of County
Court, George w. Breedem was app
pointed administrator de bonis non
of G. II. Donaldson, deceased; III.
b. Wright was appointed admins
traitor of M. NJ. Dickerson, deceased.
AT 10 o'clock Sunday morning,
at the home of the groom's brother,
Arthur Gift, who lives two miles
south of Bolivar, w. A Cliff and
Miss Lizzie Ray were married, w
]. Cox, judge of the County Court,
officiating.
New lot of eight day Clocks from
five different factories just receiv
ed. LIGHrFoRT & Co.
We understand that Mr.. j. NJ
Avent has closed a deal for the
Beasley place, between Hickory
Valley and Lagrange, for a Mr.
Ames, a Boston millionaire. Mr.
Ames will use the property for a
winter residence.
The shirt waist man and the
net waist girl go hand i'll hand today,
and the people year after year KEEP
on throwing their clothes away
The coat and the vest are laid to
rest, aud where is the fleecy shawl?
And clothes get thinner and fewer
what will he the end OF it all? Oh
what will the shirt waist man take
next from the things he has TO wear?
And what will the shirt waist CIR
throw off from the shoulders now
| half bare? The shirt waist mau
and the net waist girl 90 rollicins
down the way. Have we started
trend that is going to end in the old
fl, leaf some day?-Sovereign Visi
tor.
Go to Hudson's for School
Books, School Supplies, Toi-
let Articles, etc. He sells
cheap.
Mrs. L. NJ. Moore entertained
the Social Club" and few invited
friends last Friday evening. AS an
invitation from Mrs. Moore is a
harbinger of most delightful even
ing, the inclemency of the weather
did not dampen the desire of all to
be present at the "book" reception.
Each one was dressed to represent
some book title and much merri-
ment was caused by the quaint and
unique make-ups. Miss Kate Nc
Bride as The Old Fashioned Girl"
carried off a prize of gorgeous
bunch of nasturtiums. Spirited
guessing was had over objects to
represent book titles. Misses Jen-
ME HarGaway and Sadie Durrett
being successful contestants, cut for
the prize, a bunch of white violets,
Miss Jennie winning. Delightful
refreshments were served. The Ia
BILE was a dream of artistic skill, in
the center was a mirror over which
was trailed quantities of smilax.
There was laid to rest yester-
day in Elmwood cemetery an aged
and respected negro who has been a
somewhat noted figure i'll North
Mississippi, and who was one of the
landmarks of Marshall county. He
was named James Moore and was a
resident of Holly Springs for an al
most continuous period of thirty
five years. His early life was
passed at Raleigh, n. c., in which
place he was born about 81 years
ago. He was brought from that
State to Tennessee and later became
the property of DR.. Moore, lead
ing citizen and physician of liar 'e-
man county. Subsequently he pass
ed into the ownership of Gen. r.
P. Nicely, attending that distinguish
ed gentleman during part of the
civil war. Leaving Bolivar he went
to Holly Springs. taking up the
trade of barber, at which he was
always successful. His funeral SER
vices were held yesterday morning
at the Metropolitan Baptist church,
corner of Vance and DeSoto streets,
Revs. E, J. Searcey and L. o. Full
Ter officiating. The occasion
brought large outpouring Of the
colored race by which old James
Moore was affectionateIy remember
ed.-Commercial Appeal.