The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-12-21

The great need of the town is
hook and ladder fire company Why not
organize one? Who will take the lead2
If you want skilled hand to sttune
! atresh your organ or piano, call on Prof.
Munnew. He is in town and will serve
you.
J -Pitser BIrdsong is determined to
unIimber this Christmas IL serving the
peopie with the best oysters the East can
afford.
Mr.. s. G. Miller, the enterp-ising
| livery stable keeper, deserves crsdit for
tn" prompt loan of his wagon to aid the
sufferers By fire.
Who will send the BULLETIN a
| Christmas turkey? We are not too old to
! enjoy Christmas present in the share
! of fat old gobber.
1t is admitted by all that ) w
Nelson has on hand the largest stock of
| Groceries IN town. He sells cheap. Go
to him for your family supplies
The best assortment of Choice Pam
| lily Groceries can be had at J w. Mel
sons. Go there for your Christmas
purchases and let Mr.. Joy make you
feel joyful.
The colored people will give most
! entertaining concerts at Court House for
| benefit of st. Philips Chapel next FRI
! day and Saturday evenings. Program
me is excellent.
The fire at Parran's Foundry last
| Saturday was timely discovered BY the
yIgIIant eve Of beautiful young lady
living par by. She ran 70 the depot and
| gave the alarm. No damage of couse
! quence was done the building.
The Tempest Saloon. under the
management of ?. w. Austin is the
most popular resort in town. In going
there, you ind pure liquor served in all
styles, fine cigars of the best brands,
very cheap, and with all . cordial well
come and polite attention.
Persons wishing to examine the fine
Weber Piano can do so by attending the
| Old Folks Concert, Wednesday evening.
the 9th. That accomplished musician,
! Prof Arthur MunneW, of Memphis, has
| loaned one of these SPLENDID instruments
for the occasion.
j. w. Nelson can afford to sell
! goods at cOs', because he was not burnt
out. That is the very reason he sells
Staple and Fancy Groceries 30 cbsap
/ Not a store in town can afford to sell as
n,
the accommodating Mr.. Joy, FIJI your
orders.
Remember the Old Folks Concert
! Wednesday evening, the 9th. Delight
full Christmas entertainment, full of rich
hits and laughable scenes.
! The experienced NJ. D., DR.. A. A
Coleman, would be pleased to secure the
amounts due him by patrons. Having
| lost much by the fire he needs what is
owing him.
p. ". Austin, who keeps the Tenn
pest saloon, IS enc of the best Judges Of
good liquor in the State as is attested by
the standard WHISTLES and brandies he
keeps.
-Drs. A. A. Coleman and J. J. Nicely,
jr., have removed their offices over the
store of Harkins s. Durrett, where they
will be pleased to see their Patrons and
friends.
That popular and promising young
physician. Dr.. J. J. Nealy, jr., would be
glad if those owing him would CONS
forward and settle. Losses by the fire
enforce this request.
No drugged stuff, but pure, health
giving liquors are to be had at the Tenn
pest saloon. If you want delicious egg
nog, bot punches aud fine cigars give
Austin call this Christmas.
"A drama and charade and other
amusements will be the prOgra mme for
Thursday evening, the 28th. Rare
chance for holiday enjoy ment. CO by all
means. Lay aside anxious care and ap-
pTeclate the Innocent flow of mirth-mak-
ing.
Coates & Lewis may be found at
HaTkins & Durrett's where they are sell
ing damaged groceries very cheap for
cash, If You owe them any amount,
small or large, You will save much by
calling early and settling. You will rave
costly collectors costs.
We are resolved to sell our remain
ing staple and fancy groceries at any
price, regardless of cost. Call and buy.
Cali and settle yohr accounts.
COATES & LEWIS,
At Harkins q Durrett's.
Cupid still wooing. The beautiful
Miss Nettie Johnson. of WhitevIlle, has
been led to the altar by w. E. f riley,
one of Harkins & Durretts popular sales
men. Young Farley is the son of our
worthy Sheriff. w. w. Farley. We con-
graduate this interesting couple and bid
them long and happy time in holy fell
Iowship.
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its prospectus for the fifty fifth year
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York, and receive the Observer Postpaid.
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