The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-06-20

Baptist Church.
EIa.E DAY breaches every laird Saturday in q. month
Railroad Time Table
NJ. C. r. R-Trains pass Bolivar as fol-
lows:
Mail train, going South. P n.
North......s........4:40P P. n.
freight train up Tuesdays, Thursday and
Saturdays, at 2:j0 Pm.
Freight train down Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 1920 A. NJ
At jackson close connection is made with
trains en- the Mobile and Ohio road At
Grand Junction connection is made with
frains on the Memphis and Charleston road.
WESgnD,-Fipe hundred pounds beeswax
aud two hundred pounds feathers, at Bills
s. Hflfs.
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RAIN.-Just now the farmers are needing
rain the ground is exceedingly dry and
dusty. However, crops are looking remark
ably we'll
No RUsT-Most of the large wheat crop
raised in this county has been harvested
clear of rust and blight. Good bye
Northern cribs
Horror the past week or so the
weather has been uncomfortabIy warm. Not
so oppressive, however, as it has been and
is in Memphis.
FIxR-If you want the finest and best of
Virginia chewing tobacco, call at the store of
Hardy Il Wilson. They can supply you at
very low cash rates
lsT AND 2ND.-Parties wishing to dispose
of first and second mortgage bonds Of the
Mississippi Central Railroad can perfect a
good bargain by calling at this Office.
TIE TEMPEsT.-If you will call on Billy
Brooks, at the Tempest saloon, you can get
the best Of summer beverages. just think
of it--ice, sugar, water, lemons, mint, and
any thing you want
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J. T. J-Genial hearted j. H. j. can be
found at the Brilliant He has returned
from the celebrated Hot Springs of Arkan-
sas, and is now dealng out the best Of cool
ing beverages.
We are reliably informed that the Mis-
sissippi Central Railroad reaching from
jackson, Tenn, to Canton, Miss, a distance
Of 2S7 miles, will be turned over to Messrs.
McCombs & Co, the lessees, on the first day
of July next.
PAY UP.-It takes. morey to run news
paper olicc-the friends of SIGH will IN
derstand-the spungers never will, say that
we may. Ne want to ray oar debts; dc
your If so, come along and We'll give you
receipt in the twinkling Of an eye.
THRoUGH.-The first mail from the North,
for several days, came through last Thurs
day, via Jackson. We presume the strikers
On the Mobile and Ohio railroad have been
satisfied To whom shall we give the praise
Talk it ont.
SHARr-A Eos Fleming, of the reliable
house Of Fleming, Cssery & Co, will please
accept our thanks for specimen Of Rogers
best cutlery. If you want good bargain
liberal almost to.a fault, call on Eos, he's or
the carpet, you know, and bound to please
The PLAoE-Prof Y. Day, it will be re
membered has his Art Gallery on the cor
ner Of Union and Main streets, Memphis
where every body and the rest of mankint
can procure the most beautiful pictures eve
produced by any artist in the South.
PERsoxAL.-Capt James c. Fleming ba
gore on visit t his friends amid the shad,
vallies aud rockribbed hills Of East Tennes
SEQ Jenkins" we want you to remembc
we local" and tell hun, not in mournfu
numbers, Of the old fossil Proc. and his by
gone exploits on Cripple Creek.
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HoRRIBLE -We are partially advised Of
terrible murder which occurred abou
twenty miles northeast Of this place fe1
days ago. A negro, whose name we hav
forgotten, called at widow woman's hous
and demanded some meat; the lady told tn
scoundrel that she had none to spare
whereupon he struck her terrible blow
which almost instantly produced death. /
our next we will endeavor to give partic'
lars The murderer made his escape
Il. n. Cool r. ~ Christian, long an
TavorablY known throughout this section
will open, on next Monday, first class re
taurant, two doors east of the store of FIer
lng, Ussery & Co, where our country cou
ius, during court week, viii be supplied wit
the best Of substantials for the inner ma
Col. C. is a caterer of experience, and wi
be found worthy of the patronage Of all wi
may need anything in his line. BE sure
call on him if you want good eating, a hear
laugh, tie best Of food, and all that aud 4
that
TEMPERANcE.-Wc are pleased to leaf
that E. IL. Osborne, of Medon, has receiy,
the appointment Of Department Depu
Grand Worthy Patriarch for the DEPARTING
Of West Tennessee, and that he has enter
upon his noble task. No one is better qua
fed IA r,resenk the claims Or the SIMS