The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-11-04
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ICONS Station last week awaiting ship
ment
SILyER-PLATED WARE
We have a handsome stock on hand.
Call and see it.
R. L. Lightfort & Co.
ObeOber IS, 1875.
We think our old friend Mr.. James
B. Harris is on rising ground. he looks
more like himself than be has for long
time.
WAToHEs-We have all sorts, stem.
winders and all other kind of winders.
Call and get one, and then go on your
winding way.
r. L. Lightfort & Co.
October %, 1875.
Everything in Ingram and MeClartys
store is in trina hearty welcome, po-
lite attention, good articles and reason
able prices await any who call on them:
Do not fail to visit their house on south
side public square.
CLoUKs.-Can't afford to buy a clock
Why, my dear sir, we can sell them SO
cheap you can't afford to do without
one R. L. Lightfort & Co.
October 28th, 1875.
Rev. D. c. Wells paid US pleasant
visit Monday. We were pleased to see
him, not only for the pleasure socially of
the visit paid, but also for another thing
paid-as he subscribed for the BULLETIN
and paid for it. This is the way 10 build
up your county newspaper.
We have reduced our price for gin
ming cotton to $3.50 per bale
JOY & MoRRIsoN
We are delighted to see Mr.. R. n.
Hammer and his lovely bride have re-
turned to our midst If our friend H. is
not happy man be would be miserable
with all the gifts the gods could send.
We wish we could rule the future, then
no drawback would ever be found to his
welded bliss.
Joy & Morrison have purchased the
Bolivar Foundry, and are prepared to
make any kind of Castings at low
prices.
Monday was court week and we greet
ed many good friends, how pleasant it
is to meet such, and how glad we are to
see them so universally cheerful not
withstanding the untoward appearance
of the cotton crop. We believe there is
ueep feeling among the farmers to
break the rule of king cotton and make
him servant.
Joy u Morrison have opened a Market
| House at their store, where the choicest
of gneats can be found
We had pleasant visits from Me5srs.
J. z. ferguson, E. S McClintock, ?
m. Robinson, A. G. Duncan, J. H.
Hornsby, 3D. NJ II. White, and j. S.
ainpson Mr.. Simpson brought ear
of corn that Is a whopper. Twenty-Five
rowes ana Sc grains to the row, then
there are several short rows crowded IN
amidship, which would make at least
26 rows in all The ear weighed when
pulled D lbs.
Ladies' Sets, Pins and Ear rings
Bracelets, Chains, Rings, Necklaces, and
anything else you want in the Jew elry
line at r. L. Lightfort & Co.'S
October 2Sth, 1875.
On the night of October 28tb, Free
man Holt (color ID was shot and killed
in District 3, whilst resisting arrest from
officer. There were we learn several
writs out against him. The last if no
some of the others against him for steal
Ing. As be had been hard to arrest {
posse went with the officer in search of
him. He was found in cotton pen OF
the night of the 2Sth. When called tt
come out, he com menced sho citing at the
party, firing four times, one of his balls
passing through the coat of one Of them.
He was red upon in return and killed
Joy & Morrison want to buy Beel
Cattle, Sheep, Hides, hogs, Tallov
BeeswaE, Chickens, Eggs, etc, foi
which the highest market price viii b.
paid.
Doctor Russell in district 9, brought in
) Tuesday tw white men arrested 70
breaking into, and stealing from tn,
house of Mr.. John Limberger of thi
county. DR.. Russell captured the thieve
the day the ofFense was committed, anC
found the stolen property in their posses
sion. The name of one of these men ii
Shannon, our informant did not recoliecr
the name of the other. They are nov
lodged in the county Jail.
Any one having & set eff second hand
Furniture to dispose of a reasonable fg
urcs, can hear of purchaser by apply
ing at this Office.
Married On Thursday the Dist, a
the residence of Mr. Hugh Harkins. by