The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-09-24
BRIEFLFTS


B OTIS and Shoes from the nanufactur-
ers.
There was a slight frost Tuesday morn
ing last.
Have you seen the new style wash
paniers at Il. Kahn & Sons2
] have IS acres Of wood which I will
sell reasonably. Apply to
Joy & Morrison are pushing work on
their gin and mill, and viii soon be
ready for work
All Grangers should examine q.
Kahn & Sons stock of goods before pdr-
chasing.
WHEAT WANTED.-For all good wheat
clean and clear Of smut, we will give
one dollar and twenty-five cents on ao>
count.
sep3 IT, HARKINs & DURRErr.
The new jail is progressing, and the
criminals may rejoice at the prospect Of
clean quarters for the winter months.
q. Clay Tilson, has on hand ready
made collins, and Is prepared to make
collins on short notice, cheap and neat.
Give him trial. aug27sAt,
Ifyou want to get Jeans cheap, go to
Il. Kahn & Sons.
We call attention to the Pratt Gin Cos.
advertisement. It viii pay our farmer
friends to call and examine their new
/ Inter attachment
a good assortment of Carpet Oil Cloth
and Rugs at Il. Kahn & Sons.
A mule, and CHATS what makes me
'spise a mule, ran away with Mr. AIey.
Swinebroad, and the junior Editor For
a few minutes we were worse scared than
at the fight at Shiloh. No damage done,
but we are done with mules.
Go to H. Kahn & Sons, to get goods
cheap.
Adamg Wellous & Co, are getting in
their new goods This well known house
is worthy Of patronage. They are always
ready to treat customers with courtesy,
and declare that it is no trouble to show
goods.
The ladies should not fail to ezamiue
the large stock of Dress Goods atsslE.
Kahn & Sons.
The Grand Junction nine played the
Bolivar nine matched game of ball on
the grounds of the latter last TUESDAY.
Both mines need practice, but the game
was very interesting. The Bolivar nina
won after hard contest The seore
stood Bolivar 40, Grand Junction 80
The running and catching of the Grand
Junction ,,niue was excellent, and at one
time we thought it would win for them,
but the home men made it up on batting
! We would suggest that at the next
match better discipline be kept among
the players. and visitors be kept at a
/ greater distance.
judging FROM the boxes that n. Kahn
& Sons have received, they will be kept
busy during the winter. No more hunt
ing and fishing for the Kahn boys.
On the 10Th of this month Col. P. c.
Wilkes annual fair came OF in the 4th
district.
President, Morgan Smith, Of Fayet5e.
Vice Presidents, VIM. Sherman, Browns
vile, W. J. Lyle, Of Haywood; Marshal
T. T. Short, Of Haywood Ring Master,
J. ~ Walker, of Hardemau, Superin-
tendens, B. a. Powell, of Hay wood;
Chief Of barbecue and tables, r. S. Car
ney, Of Haywood; Secretaries, E. T. Al
len, of Hardeman, John Head, of Hay
wood; Judges, john + Kelso, Hay wood,
Judge Allison, Haywood, L. L. Williams,
Fayette, W. T. Cross, Hardeman, Lloyd
Moore, HardemaD.
AWARDS.
HARNESS STOCK
four years old and over, W J Smith, of
Fayette, premium: L D Pope, Of Madi-
son, certificate.
THREE YEAR OLD.
John Campbell, of Haywood, premium,
j \ Martin, of Haywood, certificate.
TWO YEAR OLD.
J E Lockett Of Haywood, premium, Jno.
Williams, of Fayotte, certificate.
ONE YEAR OLD.
James Mitchell, Jr, of Hardeman, premi-
um, L o Haley, Of Fayette, certifcate.
sUcKLINGs.
c II Weatherly, Of Madison, premium,
John Mathews, Of Hardeman, certificate.
SWEEPSTAKES.
| w Morris, Of Haywood, premium, Jas.
Mitchell, Jr., of Hardeman, certificate.
TWO YEAR OLD MULES.
Il P Mitchell, Hardeman, premium.
ONE YEAR OLD.
NJ Mitchell, Hardeman, premium.
Stockings
Monroe Motley, Hardeman, premium,
" 4 Caruthers, Hardeman; Ger tifeate.
SADDLE STOCK,
4 years old and over, L D Pope. Of Mad
ison, premium; Jas. Mitchell, of Harde-
man, certificate.
THREE YEAR OLD,
J n Martin, Of Haywood, premium.
/ Geo. ". Walden. Of Favetre. certificate.