The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1901-03-08

DOlcl.
Seed Potatoes, Onion Sets
and Garden Seeds of all kinds
at w. j Redd 81 Sons.
About one hundred invited
guests attended the "Hunt Lunch
con" given at Hickory Valley on
Thursday of last week 10y Mr. and
Mrs II. B. Duryea. The day was
most pleasantly spent Mr.. W. A.
May was awarded beautiful silver
cup for breaking the greatest num-
Der of clay pigeons.
Mr. Samuel Is. Redfearn and
Miss Rosa Keller were united In
marriage February %, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. James g. Harvell, one
mile north of Bolivar, Rev. W. S.
Cochrane officiating. The contract
ing parties are popular and have
many friends. The BULLETIN ex-
tends congratulations.
! Landreth's, Ferry's and
other kinds Garden Seeds
at Hudson's.
Mr. G. w Spurlin, of the l8tb
district, came in To see us Monday
and told of a wonderful freak re-
Gently born in his neighborhood-
calf with five ears. Three of the
ears are on the back of the head,
two in the usual place. The calf il
about two weeks old. we'll develop
Ell and the ears are all of the same
size. The freak is the property of
Miss Mollie Rodgers
Glover and Grass Seeds at
W. j. Coxs.
Mr.. r. A. Hurst, OF Grand
Junction, was in town w ednesday.
He informs us that the citizens of
his town will hold an election to-
day or tomorrow to vote upon the
proposition of abolishing their
present charter and Incorporating
under the Acts Of 1899, the object
of " bich is TO get rid of saloons.
Mr.. Hurst is of the opinion that the
proposition will carry.
Go to Hudson's for School
Books, School Supplies, TOT
let Articles, etc. He sells
cheap.
Mr.. NJ. Gabriel left Monday
evening for market to buy his spring
stock. He has rented the building
on the corner, South side of the
Square, recently vacated by Brew
er, Macon & Co, the interior of
which is now being repaired. Mr..
Gabriel expects TO return and be
ready for business III about two
weeks, with complete line of dry
goods, notions, clothing, shoes,
hats, etc.
Look out for W. J. Coxs
Best Ready Mixed Paint. 1t
will arrive next week.
AT the March term of County
Court, tt e following business was
transacted: J. d. Sasser was APP
pointed guardian for miuor heirs of
c.. NJ. Wilson, decd; NJ. Y. Doris
was appointed administrator de no.
mis- non of estate of Mrs. Lettie
Cearley; T. A. Roberts qualified as
Guardian of H. J. Phillips; S. S.
Lashley was appointed guardian for
heirs of Solomon E. Cooper; S. F.
Nuckolls, w. A Gibson and c.. NJ.
Maroney appointed commissioners
to set apart years support for Mrs.
w. L Cearley.
Second Crop Early Tri-
umph. Early Ohio and EARLY
Rose Seed Potatoes at W. j.
Redd & Sons.
The body of Howard Rogers,
fireman on the Illinois Central,
who accidentally fell from his en-
CINE and was drowned in Hatchie
River OIL the night of February %,
was found Thursday evening of last
week about 100 yards below the
railroad bridge, by two negroes,
Sam Moore and Jim Cheshier. The
body was brought to Bolivar and
prepared for burial at Reynolds un-
dertaking establishment, and ship
ped to the home OF deceased, Water
Valley, Miss, for interment. The
negroes who recovered the body
were literally rewarded.
A beautiful line of Wall
Paper just received for
beauty and low prices t can't
be beat. w. j. Cox.