The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1904-02-26

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torney of Humboldt, and a candi-
date for Railroad Commissioner,
was in the city Tuesday.
If you need a barrel of
good Flour try the Silver
Moon at Wheeler's.
5. L. Overton & Son have re-
Gently engaged in the mercantile
business. Their store is located
three miles north Of Toone, on the
Bolivar and Brownsville road.
Ed Bentley, Aubrey Bentley
and Robert Vaaliford, colored,
are confined in jail here on the
charge of stealing a barrel of wills
key out of a freight car at Grand
Junction.
Feed your Stock and Poul-
try on Magic Food for sale
by Cox q Go.
Mrs. Stuart aud daughter, Miss
Frances, of Fulton, and Mr.. L. T..
Summons. of Shawnee, Okla, at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Tennie
Summons, whose remains were
buried in the 4th district Friday,
Rev. VIM. Norment conducting the
funeral service.
DR.. S. Dickson will visit
Toone Thursday, March 3rd
All who need dental work
are invited to meet him.
Robert Galloway, one Of the
most enterprising farmers Of the
10th district, brought to Bolivar
Wednesday 100 bushels of Irish
potatoes, which he sold to our mer-
chants. He has recently sold $50
bushels in Salisbury, 40 bushels in
Hickory Valley and 25 bushels in
Grand Junction.
a variety Of Fresh Seeds
(Landreth) and an assortment
of Onion Sets just received
at Cox & Cos.
Mortimer Joyner, aged 10, the
oldest son of Rev. and Mrs. Ne
will Joyuer, diet Monday night
Feb, 22nd, after a painful illness,
at the Episcopal rectory. The re-
mains were buried in Polk cemetery
Wednesday morning, the services
conducted by Rev. w. fl.
Wells, of Jackson. Mortimer
was just entering young man
hood and since his short residence
in Bolivar had by his pleasing al
dress and winning made
many friends whose love and sympa
thy 90 into The bereaved family
The fl raj tributes were beautiful
His class mates acted as pail bearers
Call at WheelPJ's and eX-
anime their new Flour. II
is the very best.
The following notice appeared
in a recent issue of the Labor
World, a paper published in Shaw
nee, Okla: "A great many friends
of l. II. Summons, of this city, are
urging him to make the race for
County Treasurer of Pottawatomie
county. If he can be induced to do
30, Mr.. SammOns will make a strong
candidate. He is a man of sterling
qualities and wide business ex-
perience, who stands high with all
who know him. lie has a host of
friends, for sociability, cOngeniality
and integrity are his chief character
istice." The BULLETIN notes with
pleasure the favorable impression
Mr.. Sammons has made in his new
home. He was born and reared in
this county and comes from a long
line of ancestry, noted for upright
ness and integrity and he is a worthy
and deserving descendant. We be
lieve that he will discharge faith
fully and honestly the duties of any
position he accepts.
Our stock of Sundries,
Toilet Articles, and High
Grade Cosmetics is complete.
Call on us before buying.
Cox & Co.
The many friends of Miss
Wren Pearson, who is now study.
ing at the Metropolitan College OF
Music, New York, will be interest
ed to know of her success there il
musical circles The following
complimentary notice recently APP
peared in the New York Press.
AT the last students cOncer oil