The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-07-07


No. q, l. O. o. r for the term commencing
July 1st, 1866.
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v. 4. P y s5asn, f9aFav Harris E
NJ T. Goats J. G. W. n Thompson, Chaplain.
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On last Monday the commissioners ap-
pointed to select a locality for the Court
House, made their report in favor Of the old
site. The report was adopted after some OPP
position and the appropriation made to Sc
cure the lots on the old square, they having
been valued by disinterested parties and
about one third of the sum necessary to Sc
cure them having been subscribed by parties
owning property around the square,
HANDSOME DoHATIoH the many
handsome donations made to the Monumen-
tai Fund is one by Mr. David McKinnie of
one hundred dollars Next week we shall
print the names Of all contributors and the
amounts given. The ladies who have the
business in charge are anxious to report a
suficiency of funds on hand, and it is to be
hoped that all those persons who have not
given their mite to the good work viii con
tribute promptly.
J. Brandenburg, at 358 Main street, keeps
saddles, brides harness, etc, etc, of the
best material and manufacture, and proposes
to sell them at the most reasonable rates.
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Messrs. Simpson, Hadden & Co, 202
Front street, Memphis, dealers in groceries,
/ etc, etc, are punctual dealers, and we re-
commend them to our retail dealers Call
on them.
For pictures of yourself or sweetheart,
call on Y Day Day specimens will com
pare with any we have everseen All kinds
/ Of pictures known to the art taken at his
gallery.
I-awless Il Widrig blacksmiths, boiler
makers, etc foot Of Washington St, Mem
/ phis, are prepared to execute all manner Of
work in their line on short notice and on
the most reasonable terms. Your attention
Is directed to those gentleman.
We call the readers attention to the house
of Messrs Taylor, Gay L Rutland, grocers,
cotton factors and general commission mer-
chants No 3O4 Front ST., Memphis They
are reliable and prompt dealers, and consult
the interest of their patrons.
BLOOD & Co.-These gentlemen have on
hand all kinds of oils, tin-ware, lamps, etc
at No 40 Monroe street, Memphis, with
which they pron2se to furnish the Western
Hemisphere. Persons wishing anything in
their line would do we'll to give them a
call
For stoves, tIn-ware, etc, call at Choate
& Cos, No 232 Front street, Memphis The
latest and most improved patterns of cook
ing apparatus always on hand. and will be
sold at the lowest rates Give them a call
when YOU visit the citv.
Messrs. J. & c. Warren. retail dealers in
groceries, provisions, etc. etc. at Bills &
Hills old stand, keep well supplied with
everything in their line Of business. The
back room does heavy business. and keeps
John pretty busy dishing up refreshments.
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and shake and fix all sorts Of ba,,orsoos from
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care what
Our retail dealers IN groceries, provisions