The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-10-28
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days bat we did not learn who had died.
Wilson has fne lot of clothing he
will sell cheap Cor cash. Call and see
him, and cIOthe Yourself octl4-,f
We were delighted to see Mrs. C. G
Joy again well. She has had a hard
time truly.
Bring your job work to the BULLETIN
Office. We will duplicate Memphis prices
and will give you as good work
Cotton is rolling in quite lively, and
1t really looks more like old times than
we have seen it for months aud months.
SILvER-PLATED Ware
We have handsome stock on hand
Call and sec il.
R L. Lightfort & Co.
obeober IS, 1875.
We wished to have our garden plowed
but two spotted friends Of the genus sus
have turned up the greater part for US.
Thanks.
Oh papers for sale at this Office at one
cent a copy, or seventy-fve cents per
hundred. No old exchanges to give
away. Please remember this.
The weather has been magnificent.
Ten white frosts hand gwine. How is it
thus prophets of the wealth RI
WATOHEs-We have all sorts, stem
winders and all other kind of winders.
Cali and get one, and then 60 on your
winding way.
r L. Lightfort & Co.
October %, 1875.
The Ja' kson Fair opened last Tues
day morning. The railroad has reduced
the fare to 81 20 for the round trip
tickets good until close of fair.
Clocks ACan't afford TO buy clock
Why, my dear sir, we can sell them SO
cheap you cant afford to do without
one. r. l.. Lightfort Il Co
October 18th, 1875.
Bob Polk, colored. has placed lady's
three buttoned kid glove, in our possess
sion, found between Joy q Morrisons
store and Mr. Li2htfort's The owner
can get it by calling at this Office.
We have reduced our price for giL-
ming cotton to $3.50 per bale.
JOY & MORRISON.
We wish some of our farmers who intend
building cotton or other presses, could
see the Smith Press, made in Memphis.
We think it the very best press we have
yet seen.
Joy & Morrison have purchased the
Bolivar Foundry, and are prepared to
make any kind of Castings at low
prices.
Madame Chanfrau is dclighting the
people of jackson by her fine acting.
She is ut Rings Opera House and will
remain during the fair.
JOY d Morrison have opened Market
House at their store, where the choicest
of meats can be found
Cotton in this county is following tn 6
example Of the Eastern merchants and
{" busting wide open,
Joy & Morrison want to buy Beef
Cattle, Sheep, Hides, Hogs, Tallow.
Beesway, Chickens, Eggs, etc. for
which the highest m arket price will be
paid.
Ladies Sets, Pins and Earrings
Bracelets, Chains, Ring, Ne cklaceF, and
anything else you want in the sewelry
line at r. L. Lightrort & Cos.
October 28,h, 1875.
Oar local about potatoes has brought
one raiser to the scratch. Mr. b.
showed US one of his red peach blows,
but we grieve to state he didn't say any
thing about our keeping it.
SPEoTAcLEs A SPECIALITY. =
We would not insinuate for mo-
ment, fair madame, that your bright eyes
are fading, only your arms are getting
shorter. We have spectacles to lengthen
the arms, which obviate all trouble. Call
and try a pair
R. L, LightfOrt & Co
October 28sh, 1875.
Now that cotton and other crops ar.
beginning to come in, we hope cur
frie nds will remember US. We have
borne our full share Of the hard times
and we beg each Of our subscribers to
come up by the first Of November, and
take a Few receipt. We have need of
all of our money before that time, and as
We have tried our best to give them
good paper, and we hope they will try
each one of them, and give us 81 50 for
1t.
Your Simmons Liver Regulator has
been in use in my family for some time,
and / am persuaded it is a yaluaLls ad-
dition to the medical science.
Gov JNo. GILL sHosrER, Of 4l4
1t has proved y good and eficacious
medicine. c A. NOTHING.
We were glad to see our old fr end
Houston of Railroad fame He looks thin
the result of sickness, bat We hope he
has beaten the disease and will now Only
have the pleasant task Of recovering
Any one having set of secondhand