The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-01
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II Kahn & Sons bought their stock of
Boots and Shoes from the manufactur-
ers
What has become Of our valued Ger
respondent at Hickory Valley This
viii never do-write.
Have you seen the new style wash
paniers at II. Kahn & Sons?
The staple is beginning to move slow
~; there has been so much sickness
that the cotton has got ahead of the
pickers.
have 25 acres of wood which I will
sell reasonably. Apply to
Shove your plow deep in the ground,
there's where earth's riches are found.
Look out when you hear the Bel ring
0, will be PoIk--.ng fun at you all over
the Parrish.
All Changers should examine II.
Kahn d Sons stock of goods before pur-
chasing.
Where, Oh where is our Clover Greek
friend2 Let US hear from you again,
oh, thou kind one.
WHEAT WANTED.-For all good wheat
clean and clear Of smut, we viii give
one dollar and twenty-five cents on ac>
count.
HARKINs & DUERETT.
Let no man be deceived, No one can
make money on farm and buy his
meat, his bread, his wear, and his tools
abroad.
Ifyou want to get Jeans cheap, go to
q. Kahn & Sons.
Gainesville and Tones seem to be
suffering equally with Bolivar. Many
little ones have been stricken down, leay-
ing sore hearts behind them.
A good assortment Of Carpet Oil Cloth
and Rugs at H. Kahn & Sons.
Lightfort & Co are moving into their
new on rters on Market street, where
they soon will display as handsome i line
Of JewelrY as can be found in the State.
Go to Il. Kahn & Sons, to get goods
cheap.
A frost came in the middle Of night
and friz the milk mp hard ana tight.
the old man thought he couldn't do wuss
than to get his revenge in a square old
euss.
The ladies should not fail to examine
the large stock Of Dress Goods at II.
Kahn L Sons.
We are sorry to learn that Ross Ba-
Eer lost little child Sunday evening.
It's with deep regret we are called up
on to chronicle the death of little Mag
gle, daughter of Mrs. I'm. Magofin.
On Thursday, the 9th of septembe T,
Finley, son Of DR.. d. S. and Fanny
! Webb. died Of congestion.
/ Obituaries and tributes ofrespect must
be accompanied with the cash at the
rate of two cents per word to insure in-
sertion. IT,
D. Ovens, the Brilliant Ovens, has
some excellent cigars. We tried his
Plantation and Matthias and found them
o, K.
WAETED.-All the hides in the county
either green or dried, for which the
highest market price in CASH will be
paid by John 4. Mckinney.
Sow wheat and four viii not cost you
{ $3.50 per Darrell Sow rye and you will
not have to pay one dollar and fifty cents
for corn to feed stock. Sow peas and
raise hogs and you viii not have ts pay
sixteen cents for bacon. Live at home
and you wont have to pay board. Do
all this, and you will not care an "inter-
Observation-Disclosures whether cotton is
king or not. A foil stomach, warm
fire, and plenty of struck" does not quail
at the prices Of luZuries.
ORGAN FOR SALE-We offer for sale a
No. 46 1915 Beatty Golden tongue Par
lor Organ, manufactured by Mr.. Daniel
z. Beatty, of Washington, n. J., who
a3Vertises in our columns. The organs
manufactured by this firm are noted for
their beautiful finish, rich, deep e,and
great durability; have only to be seen
and heard to be appreciated Call at
this office.
We clip the following death notice
from the Memphis Appeal of September
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