The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-04-27


time than six months, payable in advance.
NJ G. e. R.-Trains pass Bolivar as fol
lows: Passenger train, south, 800 P N; pas
sengsr train. north II o'clock at night
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OwENs.-lf you want the genuine article,
call at the Brilliant Saloon" Owens can
beat old cocktail himself
MARRIED.-At st. James, Church, by the
Rev. w. c. Gray, on the oath inst, at 8
o'clock P N Captain A. T. McNeal to Miss.
Kate Fentress
SMXFHE-W. J. Smith, the stern Radi-
cal from Hardeman," is looking after State
Senatorial hOnorsl Poor fellow; he will
look in vain
OvERToN HoTEL.-We again call the at
tentiOn of the public to this hotel, the pride
of Memphis. 1t is unsurpassed by any
house in the South and is deserving of IN
bounded patronage
Two TRANs-We learn that between the
first and tenth of next month that an addi-
tional passenger train will be put upon the
NJ. c. X. r. This is good news indeed, and
viii be cause Of cOngratulation to ell Of our
citizens.
FEDERAL DEAD.-A small force is here en-
gagged in removing the Federal dead from this
neighborhood to the National Cemetery at
Corinfh, Miss. Persons having knowledge
of the location Of graves will do favor by
informing the disentombers
New DRUG SToRE.-Messrs. Black & Craw-
ford are now receiving their. recently pur-
chased stock Of drugs chemicals, etc, in the
house lately occupied by L. c. Eison & Co,
and in day or two will be prepared to wait
on the public and furnish all parties with
every article usually found in a first class
city drug house
DAY-We learn that the young
ladies' and children composing the select
school of Mrs. Thompson propose enjoying
Picnic at p 7. Jones lanyard spring on
day. Of course it will be a pleasant
{, and "ye local " proposeth to attend
snyou
Jr TIE GLAD TuDINGs-Itsa fact, and
lstal5e, the corporate authorities haze
to work, yea verify they have and en-
,oyed persons for the purpose of &c fixing
up" the streets This is no humbug, for
there is ditch neatly cut in front of this
Office that by the aid of winds and water,
will be at least ten feet deep in less than
twelve months
The PLAcE.-At the plantation supply
store of Capt. NJ H. Pirtle you can purchase
all kinds of good things for the inner man,
and that, too, at Memphis prices. Charlie
Gray is there, and would be pleased to have
you call. We refer you to Pirtle's if you
want cigar Of most excellent flavor, as be
has just received large lot of genuine Ha-
vana brands.
Reduced Rates---GOOd News to the Travelling
Community
WoRsHAM House, MEMPHIS April 25
Editor Of the Bullettn-Hundreds-
thousands, of your readers, will be pleased
to hear that the price of board and lodging
at this favorite hotel has been reduced to SO
a day, to suit the times day board, without
lodging, to $50 month. They will also be
glad to know that while the price has been
reduced, there has been no reduction in the
quality of the fare-that remains and will
ontinue first rate.
Respectfully,
A GUEST.
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CONSERVATIVE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
A letter from Memphis, written by mem
Der of the State Central Committe, informs
us that it is deemed advisable to hold the
Conservative Congressional Convention at an
early day as possible, and the writer sug-
gests that Memphis be the place, and the
second Monday ia May be the day on which
the delegates assemble We presume that
this arrangements viii meet with the wishes
of all concerned.
PERsoNAL-Capt J. C. Fleming, of the
popular house of Fleming Ussery 81 Co, has
returned from the Eastern Cities whittier he
had gone for the purpose of selecting full
line of Spring and Summer goods His
visit to the Atlantic seaboard seems to have
agreed with him In many respects. As to
his purchases ia the city of Louisville we
will say that he secured several boxes of
genuine Virginia Rose Bad tobacco
beside several saleable articles too numer-
Gus to mention
RuNAwAY-One day during the first
part of the present week, while Billy Mel
son." the well known hostler of the stable
of Newbern d Co, was coming from the
depot with a WAGON load of freight, the hor-
ses thereto attached become unmanagble,
and when opposite the residence of Capt
R. Il. Wood, started off at something ike
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