The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-26

to The old school OF Southern dar-
kies. He was honorable, and al
ways polite aud courteous.
The purest and best of drinks
flow from Lightfort's fountain.
The BULLETIN Office had the
pleasure of a visit Wednesday from
Mr.. II. B. McCommons, wife and
baby, of the Salisbury neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Wilson
and son, Harrell, of Bradford,
I spent several days in Bolivar recent
lily, TO the delight of their many
! friends.
MIR. w. n. Sparkman, of the
Salisbury neighborhood, was in
town Saturday. He is one of the
few farmers of Hardeman who has
corn for sale.
The Hickory Valley School
will give concert on the night of
May 3rd. Music will be furnished
by the Grand Junction band Ev-
erybody cordially invited.
Buy your Paints, Oils, Var
nishes and Stains at w. j.
ICox's.
The May term of Circuit Court
will convene next Tuesday week,
May 9TH. At present there are on
ly about a half dozen prisoners in
Jail and the docket promises to be
light.
The following gentlemen from
Hardeman County are serving on
the Federal jury at Jackson this
week: T. D. Prewitt, r. S. Clark,
S. NJ. Gladney, Richard Ernest,
Charles Harris, d. w. Parran, Sam
Lanier.
&C. G. Mcdaniel, Commander
of "Camp Neely," has ordered all
Confederate veterans of Hardeman
County to assemble at the court
house in Bolivar tomorrow (Satur-
day. to make arrangements to at
tend the Memphis reunion.
DR.. J. w. Cartwright, of Boil
var, who is assistant physician at
the West Tennessee Hospital for
the Insane, accompanied by his fam.
lily, is the guest this week of Lieut.
Thomas E. Cartwright and family,
on South Market street. Nashville
American.
For the services Rev. J. F.
Ray rendered in instituting the
movement that resulted in abolish
ing saloons in Bolivar, a number of
his friends here made up a hand
some purse and: presented it to him
Saturday, the day upon which the
last saloon closed its doors.
As vaccination prevents smallpox, and quinine
chills and fever, TEETHINA prevents and
counteracts the effects of the summers heat, much
dreaded by mothers and small children. TEETH
INA relieves the many troubles incident to teeth
ing and the hot summers Eand no mother is excus-
able for not giving it, for it costs only 25 cents at
druggists; mail 25 cents to c. J. Mofett, NJ. D.,
st. Louis, Mo.
What for a time threatened to
be a serious fire occurred at St.
Katharine's last Sunday morning.
A chimney in the old residence por-
ton caught fire and was with diff
Guilty extinguished. The chief
worker in fighting the fire was one
of the employees, Moses Hardison,
to whom much credit is due for his
active and untiring efforts.
The case of w. @. Williams,
who murdered Thomas Nicely, Mar
shall of Middleton, was tried at the
last term Of Circuit Court and Will
liams was sentenced to a term of
90 years in the penitentiary. An
appeal was taken to the Supreme
Court. In an opinion delivered
Saturday, by Judge Caldwell, the
verdict Of the lower court was sus-
tanned.
-Messrs. E. L. Lightfort, J. r.
Sweeton, ]. w. Caruthers, j. A.
Campbell, Joe Luton. Frank Jen-
kins and Hugh Crawford, members
of Bolivar Camp No. SO, Wood
men of the World, attended meet
ing of the Whitevllle Camp, w. o.
w. Friday evening. The object of
their visit was to assist in initiating
candidates. Five new members
were turned into the Forest.
The BULLETIN has recently
printed badge for Mr.. Jesse Ill.
Franklin, on white satin ribbon,
giving the name Of the company
and the regiment TO which he be-
longed He will wear it at the
Memphis reunion. With pleasure
and without cost, the BULLETIN
will print similar badges for any
and all Confederate soldiers of Har-
deman County who expect to at
tend the reunion, provided ribbon
is furnished.
On account Of the following
occasions, the Illinois Central will
sell tickets at reduced rates: Visit
Of President Mckinley, Memphis,
April 3Oth; Southern Baptist Asso-
citation Meetin0 Now ORLEANS Nav