The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-08-16

Miller, of Potersville, Mo-, and H..
T. Miller, of Moriah, Tenn, visited
the Western Hospital this week.
Elder J. n. Hall, of Fulton,
will begin a series of meetings at
Walnut Grove on Tuesday, August
9th. Services will be held day and
night and will continue for a week
The program of the Hardeman
County Sunday School Convention
will appear in next weeks issue of
the BULLETIN, with a list of the az
pointed delegates from each Sunday
School.
Mr.. Jasper Shelton, Of Pine
Top, brought to our Office Thursday
sprigs of white oak and post oak,
which were laden with acorns. He
says the beech and hickory mast is
also large.
Rev. G. G.. Mcdaniel spent sew
eral days in town this week. He
was requested to assist in the fun
eral services of his lifetime friend,
Gen. Nicely, Sunday, but it was i'm
possible for HIM to be present.
Sup to Thursday morning los
voters in this district had register
ed, out of a total of about 400,
Those who have registered will call
on the registrars, Messrs. John
Warren and S. d. Jacobs, at the
courthouse, and receive their certi'
ficates.
The old Academy building, ad
vertised for sale by the School Com
missioners last Saturday, was bid in
by DR.. III. w. Tate for $500, 90.
The Commissioners reserved the
right to reject any and all bids il
they see proper.
Mr.. w. M. Lamb ,rt, Of the
Hickory Valley neighborhood, came
in Monday with a load of water
melons that were monsters. The
general average of the load was for
ty-five pounds. The heaviest pulled
down fifty pounds.
The "sweet sixteen" element
which is becoming quite factor il
Bolivar social circles, enjoyed hay
ride on last Friday evening, giveI
in honor Of Miss Bessie Murrell, o.
Jackson. The ride terminated in /;
dance at Dunlap Springs.
The following from a distanc,
attended the funeral of Gen. Nicely
Sunday: Mrs. Walter Calquohoun
Mrs. DR.. Frazier, of Canton, Miss.
Mrs. Lou Coleman, of Nashville
Miss Kathleen Collins and Hon
Francis Fentress, of Memphis.
"A protracted meeting com
menced Sunday at Greenwood, il
the 18th district, near Pirtle's Fer
ry, conducted by Rev. w. M. Nor
ment. Two sermons are preached
daily. The attendance is large ant
great interest is being manifested
Rev. J. w. Dickens, pastor o
Middleburg Baptist church, closet
yesterday very successful protract
ed meeting, which commenced tn
first Sunday. He was assisted b.
Rev. r. A. Kimbrough, of Shelby
vile, the former pastor. Their
were 25 professions of faith and l
applicants for baptism. They wer
baptized at Crews pond yesterday
No one knows the unbearable tol
ture, the peculiar and agonizin
pain, caused by PILES, unless the
have suffeeed from them. Man
believe them incurable. This is
mistake. Proper treatment will cur
them. TABLER'S BUCKLEY.
| PILE OINTMENT will cure til
most obstinate cases. Price, scots
in bottle, tubes 75c. For sale b
w. j. Cox.
Eight horses on the Holm'
farm i'll the southern part of tt
county and one belonging to M
Ellis Daley, near Middleburg, a
) fected with CHAMBERS, have bet
killed by order of the Board
Health. Committees were appoint'
I to appraise them and the next ter
: of Quarterly Court will be call'
D upon to make appropriations to pi
for same.
The laws of health require tn
the bowe's move once each day al
the penalties for violating this Ia
e is piles. Keep your bowels regul
e by taking a dose of Chamberlain
/ Stomach and Liver Tablets VIII
. necessary and you will never ha
that severe punishment inf1ict
upon YOU. Price, % cents. L