The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-06
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Railroad Time Table.


Express train, south.................. 900 A. Nj
north. ................I0:28 A. N
Mail train, south .-................... 800 P N
north ..-..................lO;32 p. n
Freight train, south................... 7:I5 A II
north .................. 3:45 P. II
Passengers for Memphis leaving here a
3 o'clock in the morning will arrive at Crane
Junction in time to connect with trains fol
Memphis, which is due there at I:45 P. NJ
BY this change passengers are enabled to q
to Memphis remain there five hours and
return home the same day.
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L. P. Walker & Co, of Louisville, Ky,
are our authorized agents.
Etheridge is attending to campaign bust
ness in Middle Tennessee. He spoke at
Galletin on the I'd
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THANKs.-R G. Crawford, deputy county
court clerk, will please accept our thanks
for full synopsis of the proceedings of
court, which will appear next week.
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HARDY q WILsoN.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention of the public to the
fact that this reliable firm is Offering the
very best of bargains in all kinds of dry
goods, clothing, hardware, cutlery, etc.
GRoOERIEs.-Pirtle is always alive to the
wants of suffering humanity If you want
groceries at Memphis prices, call on Pirtle,
he will put them to you at the lowest living
rates
Quick WoRK-Jack Polk the negro, of
whom we spoke last week, has been found
guilty of the crime of rape and sent to
prison for q years, the full extent of the law.
He is q young fellow, tall, thick-Eped and as
sull;y as an o'possum in grape time.
GoNE.-Brooks' Silver Band are at Water
Valley to-day, furnishing music for the
grand tournament that began there yester-
day. Several of our citizens are there, all
OF whom, doubtless, are enjoying thems elves
finely
A LARGE ONE.-Several days since we
saw a radish that was grown in the garden
of one of our citizens, and would fail to do
rye locals" part if we did not tell Of its
Dimensions. We saw the radish weighed
and measured-length l44 inches, weight
two pounds and one ounce
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ANOTHER PRINTER GoNE.-Our gay, gallant
and gOod-looking friend, A. J. Lancaster, has
fairly won the heart and hand of Miss Fan
ME Wellington, one of the fairest daughters
Of Brownsville. The hymenial knot was
tied in that place on the Sd by The Rev. Mr..
Caveness. Sorts, small-caps and EN- braces
be your portion, Jack; and may the future
bring full realization of all your hopes
A CALL-Esewher will be found call
made upon Pitser Miller, ESQ, the talented,
able and consistent Union supporting father
of Hardeman to become a candidate for the
Legislature His friends in this county are
as numerous as the leaves of the forest
Will he make the race? We cannot tell
Who can?
The CAMPAIGN. A. j. Fletcher,
of State, will, we understand, address the
people of Hardeman at this place on the
10th instant Charles S Cameron, an able
politician and a sound Conservative, will
most probably be present to defend the
white mans side. Fletcher is stumping for
his liege lord, the pious Billy B., of Cripple
Creek notoriety.
OK The TRACK.-Mr John B. Rufhn,
who has been announced in this paper for
several weeks as a candidate for the Legisla-
ture, requests us to say that he stands upon
the Conservative platform, that he is an in
dependent candidate, and that he will make
the race openly, fairly and squarely against
radieaIism in all its forms. The declaration
of principles referred to will be found on
the first page of this paper.
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ALL STYLES OF PICTURES. -Professor Y.
Day, at his splendid rooms, corner of Main
and Union streets, Memphis, is fully prepared
to furnish the public with rich rare and
beautiful pictures of all kinds He is the
Photographic Artist of the South. 1t is an
established fact that no where in the north
can his work be excellcd. Patronize Day
if you want the light of your countenance
to shine long after the earth has claimed its
own.
GONE To The ToURNAMENT-Cap
James C. Fleming, of the popular house O
Fleming Ussery & Co, left on the south
ward bound Thursday evening train fol
Water Valley. However, this need no
deter the many patrons of F. q. q Co.
from calling and securing the best of bar
gains, J. NJ. X. and A. Eos F., backed by