The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1903-02-13

They arrived Tuesday afternoon,
are high headed, handsome and go
like the wind.
Landreth' S and other new
Garden Seed just received at
Hudson's.
MIR. John A. Bishop has recent
ly been elected Justice Of the Peace
in the 18th district, to fill out the
unexpired term of Esquire J. H..
Cornelius, removed 10 Middleton.
The newly elected Justice is broth
er of Prof. D. E. Bishop, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction of our
county.
If you need a box of nice
Paper you can find it at Cox
& Co.'S.
The two-months old infant
child Of Mr.. Lyle Bringle, of Toone,
died at o'clock yesterday morning.
The remains will be brought to this
place and the funeral will take place
from the residence of Mr.. Walter
Bringle this friday morning at
10 o'clock conducted by Rev. VIII.
Major. The interment will be at
Munford cemetery. = Covington
Leader.
Ask to be shown new Ok
fords and Sandals, in kid and
patent leather-a very COM
plete line-at DURRETT's.
Mrs. Mollie Bell, formerly of
Vildo, Hardeman county, died at
her home on Shelby street, about II
o'clock last Sunday night, aged As
years. She was a member of the
First Baptist church in this city,
and was most excellent Christian
lady. Two sons aud one daughter
survive her. Funeral services were
conducted from the resid nee Mon
ay at o'clock by Rev. E. B.
Mcneil jackson Dispatch.
"Passe Partout" Picture
Binding, different colors, for
sale by Cox q Co.
The last issue of the Troy
s-B4nner has this editorial bou-
quet: "Hon. r. w. Oglesby's
course in the Legislature is, we feel
sure, pleasing his constituents. He
intl oduces mighty few bills, makes
no speeches, is not troubled with
kilograms and letters by the thous-
and, votes on all questions, SHES at
none, moves the previous question
when he thinks the Others have
wasted enough time airing their
views. Many thought that we were
merly dishing out taffy fattery
when we said once that Bob would
go to Congress. That is precisely
where he will 90. See if he don't"
Cox & Co. have a big lot
of Tablets, Pencils, Blank
Books, in fact, a complete
line of School, Supplies.
The knights of the Maccabees
have organized a Tent in Bolivar,
through G. II. Nelson, Deputy
State Commander. The first meet
ing was held on February 4th,
when the following officers were
elected: J. II. Bills, Sir Knight,
Commander; E. L. Lightfort, Sir
Knight, Lieutenant Commander; J.
E. Mask, Sir Knight, Past Com
mander; M. L. Webb, Record and
Finance Keeper; John Redd, Chap
lain; DR.. G. Nj. Doris, Physician;
J. B. Norment, Sergeant; W.. G
Smith, Master at Arms; X. T.
Nuckolls, 1st Master Guards; PalIie
Kellar, End Master Guards; DR.. E
Ii. Doris, Sentinel; w. II. Erwin,
Pickett; J. II. Bills, J. E. Mask,
john Redd, Trustees.
Just received at Durrett's,
a beautiful line of the early
importation of White Goods
Piques, Madras. estings and
High Art Novelties.
"A telegram from Grand June
ton to the Commercial Appeal Of
Tuesday says: ''The accidental
discharge of a revolver at 4:3O this
afternoon resulted in the injury o.
two persons. @. r. Howse, nigh
operator of the Cumberland Tele
phone Company, at Grand junction
was cleaning a revolver in he oper
ating room of the Company, when i
was discharged from some unknown
cause. The bullet, one of 80 caliOr,
size. passed through the feshy por
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