The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1904-02-05

-CnafleS w harvey anu MISS
Melvin G. Medlin, of the 4th dis
trict, were united IN marriage IL
the County Court Clerks Office
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. J. g
Williams officiating.
Paints, Varnishes, Brush
es. Window Glass, etc, at
Hudson's.
DR.. J. D. Sasser, Jr., of Mid
dleton, was in the city Monday on
business. While here he called on
the BULLETIN aud besides renewing
his subscription, left us a nice order
for job work.
w. A. Cheshire, of Red Fork,
Ark, a former citizen of Hardeman
County, was in the city Monday
on business. You will find his
name upon Roll of Honor. He
has been a subscriber to the BULLE-
TIN for thirty odd years..
AT the February term Of
County Court G.. II. McClendon
was appointed administrator of the
estate of j.. j. McClendon; w. S.
Cock was appointed administrator
Of the estate Of Moses Campbell;
the will of Mrs. Nancy Doris was
probate 1.
a full assortment of Stock
and Poultry Powders, Med
-icines, ETC., at Hudson's.
The Bank of Bolivar has just
received a steel cabinet, containing
safety deposit boxes. for the safe
keeping of insurance policies. deeds,
bonds, mortgages, notes, stocks,
receipts and other valuable papers.
The cabinet will be placed in the
fire proof vault of the Bank, and
the boxes are offered for a reason
able rent to the depositors of the
Bank. To those who have valuable
papers and no safe place to keep
them, these boxes will be quite a
convenience The boxes are secur-
ed by a guard key. Call at the
Bank and see them.
w r Newbern, the prominent
planter Of Spring Greek. was in
the city Thursday to meet a dele
CATION Of colored gentry from
Alabama MIR. Newbern left home
at lilo and at II o'clock he bad
his horse bitched and was standing
on the depot platform. "Talk
about your horsefesh." said he,
but that's the best animal that
ever champed a bit, and | am not
talking for her sale, either" When
preached about the talk Of
his entering the political game. be
shook bis head and said that there
were other things of more import
auce to him than politics.-Lee
County (Ark.) Courier.
When in need of Tools of
any kind, buy the celebrated
"'Keen Kutter," brand, the
kind that is guaranteed.
Sold only by w. j, Savage
& Co., dealers IN Hardware
of all kinds.
Oscar r. Siler, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Siler, died at the home
of his parents near Uptonville,
Thur day, Jan. 81, 1904, aged sew
EN- years and fourteen days. Little
Oscar was a bright boy, and was
the idol of his fond parents. He
was seven years old the day he vas
taken sick. After lingering IA
days suffering with congestion the
angels came and carried him to his
home beyond the skies where all is
Joy, aud sorrow shall be no more. Be-
sides his parents, little Oscar leaves
behind to mourn his departure four
bro hers and many other relatives
and friends The hereaved ones
have much sympathy IN their sOr-
row The funeral was conducted
by Rev w. d Siler at Maple
Springs Genet ry where the inter
ment took place last Friday at 4
O'Clock pm Jackson Dispatch
Book title contests and contests
ad infinitum have been given by
the different entertainers II the So
cial world of Bolivar from time to
time, but from Miss Mattye Coch
rane's fertile bra.u WIS evolved a
decidedly move mode for entertain
ing the guests no met with her "a