The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-09-12
Methodist Church.

Methodist Church.
Services sabbath, Ioz A. II. and u p. NJ BY
the Rev Mr.. ALLEN.
Baptist Church.
Elder DAY breaches every third Saturday month.
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Railroad Time Table.
NJ. c. R. R.-Trains pass Bolivar as fol-
lows
Mail train, going South...............I:45P NJ.
North..............4I6 p. NJ.
Freight train up Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at l:45 p. II.
Freight train down Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, at $40 A. N.
At jackson close connection is made with
trains on the Mobile and Ohio road. At
Grand Junction connection is made with
trains on the Memphis and Charleston road.
Don't forget the barbecue and
be sure to furnish a pig or some
thing equally substantial. Many
people will be here and it will not
do to let them go away hungry.
Squirrels are plentiful in the beach groves
along the banks Of the Hatcnie
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RAIN.-W ednesday night and nearly all
day Thursday soaking rain visited this
portion of the county 1t did the cotton no
good.
BAGGISG AND EoPE-BIns q Hill have
in store large amount of first class bag
ging and rope-Kentucky made, the best on
the market
LEO WHARF.-The celebrated pianoist,
was in our town last Wednesday. He de
parted hence for jackson, Tennessee. He
informs us that Henry Farmer is in Mem
phis.
Wilkinson Bros. are receiving a fine as
sor:ment of seasonable goods, both for
ladies and gentlemen's wear. Give them
call
We call attention to the fact that Toone &
Dunlap, at their mills, one mile north Of
Bolivar, have on hand, for. sale at low rates,
a large amount of FIRST and second class
lumber.
FINE WHsKY.-Jones Il JOY, feminist
this Office, have on hand aud for sale in
quantities to suit, genuine WHISTLES. If you
want pure article call and see them. A
fine assortment of groceries also on hand.
LOST OR SToLEx-A soitare diamond
ring-gold rim, enameied black around the
diamond-jewel about the size Of small
black pea The finder viii he literally re-
warded by leaving the same at this Office.
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W1TuDRAwx.-We are requested to state
that the steamer Piney has withdrawn from
this trade, and that her commander has been
elected captain Of tar-biIn! Who pitched
that last brick
Charles II. Oorion, Jr., of the firm of
Mosby & Dori)n, cotton factors, Memphis,
Tenn, would be pleased to meet his Harde-
man friends, at his office, 3O4 Front street.
and will give prompt attention to the sale of
cotton and other produce sent them. 50 At
J. H. Nelson, of the firm of Adams.
Nelson & Co, and who returned safe and
sound from a business trip to the Eastern
cities last Thursday evening, will please ac-
cept our thanks for a full file Of late North
ern papers.
During the present week we had the pleas
ure of a call from our friend c. H. Dorion,
junior member.of the firm of Mosby & Do
rion, cotton factors, Memphis, Tenn. He is
in fine health and speaks hopefully Of a
lively trade this fall and winter.
MAsTE.-There is but little maste in the
forests this season the oak and hickory
trees are almost bare while the beach mastc
is being entirely destroyed by squirrels
This is hard on the porkers that run at large
every fall and viii force a more constant
feed of corn.
New GooDs.-G. W. swinebroad, of tn,
firm of Swinebroad i Warren, has returned
with splendid assortment of staple anC
fancy dry goods, and the firm is now pre-
pared to meet the wants Of their old Gus
toners and as many new ones as may b.
pleased to call at their well-Glled store
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GRooEErEs-Those in need Of fresh gro
ceries and family supplies should go TO tn
popular house OF Warren & Son, and ge
John T. Graham, who is there, to show then
a live wham-bumple, the only living thin
that ever got the best of the king of beasts
Go to Warren d Sons for your groceries.
MAMMOTH. A. Baker, whom we a
know, can be set down as an excellent Gan
dener ms we'll as a first class cabinet maker
He has been kind enough to place on on
desk the largest yam potato Of the season
it is a mammoth root and no mistake. II
tells us that he has an acre of the sam
sort, and that they have fully six weeks t
spread on yet o John, if we just had a