The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1904-12-16
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

mile west of the Hospital, and ex-
poets to move upon same at once.
We can sell you a fancy
wood case eight day Clock,
finished in brass and onyx,
striking the half-hours on
seperate bell, for only 81 90.
Also others for less money.
LIGHTFORT.
During the present season, mp
10 December 10th, 1904 bales of
cotton had been shipped from Boil
war. The shipment by months fol-
lows: September, Al; October, SIC;
November, 668; December Doth,
279.
We haze only a fen Ladies
Jackets and Skirts left from
our special sale, avhich zee aViII
continue to close at a bargain.
SWEETOW g. BLACK.
We regret to learn that I. l.
Jackson, prominent business man
of Camden, Ark, had the mlsfor-
tune to lose his residence and con-
tents by fire recently. The loss is
estimated at 50. 500. with 81 500 in
surance. Mr. Jackson formerly re-
sided IN Hardeman and is a son of
Hon. J. G. Jackson.
COFFEE ADvANCING Still we
are selling 10 pounds of green Cot
fee for 81 90 during the month of
December.
p. f. WILKINSON & Sons
Mr.. Thomas n. Doris and
Miss Nora Barrett were united in
marriage on Thursday of last week
at the residence of DR.. E. III. Dor
ris, Esquire g. NJ. Wilkinson off
ciating. The groom is son Of Dr..
G. M Doris, prominent phy~l
elan of our town, and his charming
bride is daughter of Mr.. w. X
Barrett, of Hazen, Ark, a former
citizen of this county. The BULLE
TIN extends congratulations.
See our Lamps, Vases,
Cups and Saucers, Mugs,
Toilet Sets, Work Boxes,
Manicure Sets, Cut Glass etc
at Hudson's. Bargains await
ing the wise.
The residence of George VIII
son, in the 18th district, burned
Sunday morning about 10 so O'Clock
He and bis family had only beet
absent from home about thirty min
utes The fire was first discovered
by r. j Ayres and T. n. Scoggins.
who went at once TO the scene, but
before they arrived the house was in
a light blaze and neithtr it or any OF
the contents could be saved. They
succeeded in saving some meat,
molasses aud canned fruits from the
smoke house, which was also de
stroyed. Mr.. Wilson has q
large family, and the loss falls
heavily upon him.
Just received a splendid
lot Of Fruits. Gall and see
us. w. j. Wheeler & Son.
The shipment of holly for the
present season practically closes
with this weeks consignments. Sc
far twenty five car loads have been
shipped from Bolivar. A car loaC
averages 100 crates, which brought
$3.50 per crate, delivered at the de.
pot, hence it will be seen that So,
$50 90 have been received from thi.
source by the sellers. The amount
should have been more than double
the above figures The IN 'ney thai
will finally be realized from the sale
of this holly, after it passes through
the hands of decorators and adornt
the homes of wealthy citizens O
cities, if it could be ascertained
would open the eyes of the seller
The beautiful evergreen is pro1uc,
always in demand upon holiday DC
casions, regardless of cost. Our
people do not appreciate its worth
Go to a northern or eastern city a
this season and price it then yol
will realize it's value.
Pirtle Z Campbell will sci.
you the incest Hat for the
least money. Don't fail tc
see them.
j. E. Mashburn, a prominent
and highly respected citizen, dice
at his residence near Bolivar, Mon
day morning, Dec. u, 1904, aged
65 years. Deceased was a native
of Hardeman County. In the wal
between the states, he will three
other brothers enlisted in the Con
federate service, Company E. 9Th
Tennessee Cavalry. His surviving
comrades who witnessed his con
duct on the battle field, and after
wards his life as private citizen,
attest his courage, bravery, honor
and devotion to duty under all cir
cumstances. One of his boyhood
associates and life time friends upon