The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-09-21
Railroad Time Table.

Railroad Time Table.
The traips On the Mississippi Central
Railroad pass Bolivar as follows:
Express train, south................. $50 A. NJ.
nOrth.......... A. NJ.
Mail train, south...................... $50 P. ~
80" north 1882 P. N.
Freight train, south..............-.... 7.I5 a N.
north .................. 3:45 P. H.
Passengers for Memphis leaving here at
8 o'clock in the morning will arrive at Grand
Junction in time to connect with trains for
Memphis, which is due there at l:45 P. NJ.
BY this change passengers are enabled to 20
to Memphis, remain there five hours, and
return home the same day.
If you want your picture, go to Brooks
next week, or keep cool until ne returns
lie will be absent during October Now Is
the time, from Monday to Saturday.
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BAoGINe AND RoPR-Pirtle & Joy have in
store and for sale, very low, superior lot of
bagging and rope, together with fresh gro
ceries Of all kinds
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To THE AFFLIOTED.-Dr II. Black, of the
popular drug house of Black & Crawford,
in this issue of Bulletin, notifies the afflicted
that he Will attend to their wants. See his
card, read, learn and profit; call on the Doc
tor and be cured.
CLoTHNa.-Ha Hardy & Wilson are prepared
to furnish reqdy5made clothing of all kind
at remarkably low figures. Their stock is
very extensive, and embraces coats, pants,
vests, etc, made Of The best materials. Call
and examine
STooKHoLDEns' CoNvENr1oN.- refer
ence too notice in another column, it will be
seen that the annual convention of the stock
holders Of the Mississippi Central Railroad
company will be held at the companys of.
fee in Water Valley, on Wednesday, Oct
10th 1867.
AT HOME We notice that Mr.. G.. w.
Swinebroad has retured from the East, where
he had gone for the purpose of selecting a
full line Of Iry goods and wares, especially
adapted to the wants of this community
He viii occupy his new store in few days
The building is a handsome one, and is stu
nted nearly opposite Pitsor NIiller's old stand.
THE TEMPEST S. Brooks has
opened neat saloon and restaurant one
door south of the Court room. Billy knows
how to keep hotel" and would be pleased
to see his many friends and the rest of man
kind Though he never smiles" yet he is
always in good humor and courts the com
pany of all good citizens Take look at
the Tempest"
Rev, w H Thompson, for number of
years pastor of the Presbyterian Church in
this place, has taken charge of a similar con
gregation in the thriving little city of Colum-
bus, KY. We congratulate the people of
Columbus, and assure them that the Rev
erend gentleman spoken of will prove a
valuable acquisition to them in all that goes
to make community moral and religions
WILKERsoN BRoTHERs-These enterpris-
ing merchants are now located in their ne "
building, northwest corner of the public
square, and have on hand and for sale, at
low and uniform cash rates, complete
stock of new fall and winter goods of all
AlAAo. AuA bAl-Ne-tol ~ W " AAhUtoOA Dtot1
ers, as they have large stock on hand
which viii be sold cheaper than ever, for
cash.
GONE EAsT.-Capt. James c. Fleming,
senior partner of the house of Fleming, Us
sery & Co. left for the Eastern cities last
Saturday His object is to select a NAM
moth stock of staple and fancy dry goods,
wares, ETC., all of which will be especially
adapted to the trade Of this and adjoining
counties We learn that he viii return
about the 5th of next month. On his way
back he viii doubtless feast his eyes upon
the beauteous rosebud Of Virginia
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LAW CARD.-By reference to another col
umn it viii be seen that General George w.
Hardin, of Whiteyille, and w. D. Wizin-
son, of this place, have formed a copartner-
ship for the purpose Of conducting a general
law and equity business. We deem it IN
necessary to extenuate, as both gentlemen
are we'll known to this and the surrounding
communities. Sufhce it to say that all bust
ness entrusted to them viii meet with
prompt attention.
GLAD To. HAN i've learn that oul
tOwnsman, G. H. Anderson, Esqr., is an as
pirant for the Office Of Register of Harde
nan county. Squire Anderson is a most
suitable person tor the position, and We are
almost satisfied that the Honorable County
Court win elect him unanimously at its next
session. AS We suid last week, the Office is q
responsible one, and should be filed by
gentleman thoroughly acquainted with tn,
people, good scribe. and o scholar. Gu