The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-11-23
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

come forward and settle.
Lard and I.ubrieating Oil cheap at
Hammers Drug Store, LarwilPs old !
stand.
Adams & wellons are doing fine
trade this fall They sell cheap for
cash.
Our old and reliable merchants,
Harkins & Durrett arc still selling great
bargains.
-Maekersl, Meat, Lard, Flour and
Salt, at the lowest prices. Joy sells
them.
IF you wish the choicest article Of
-four at the most reasonabis rates call
on Ingram i McCIarty.
j. A. Wilson has still on had a large
and we'll selected assortment of Dry
Goods. you want bargain, go there
Garry your green and raw hides to
q. A. SwinsbrOad, if you want the
best prices.
job work of all kinds is done at the
BULLETIN Office as neat and cheap as in
Memphis or Nashville.
Persons owing the BULLETIN will do
as favor By calling and settling.
Christmas and Bridal presents, in
endless variety. may be found at R. L
Lightfort's Examine his large and
varied stock.
Let farmers and others remember
that G. A. Swinebroad has constantly on
hand choice beef and other meats.
Magistrates, constables, 80, are here
by informed that they can get all kinds
of blank forms at the BULLETIN once.
Lard and Lubricating Oil cheap at
Hammers Drug Store, Larwilps old
stand
Canned goods of ali kinds, Pickles,
Teas and Spices, Yeast Powders, &c ,
all cheap at Nelson's. Charlie Joy sells
them.
-Mrs.John Pirtle was slightly injured
last week by being thrown from bug
gy, the horse having been frightened,
and becoming unmanageabie.::
Letter heads, envelopes and business
cards can be had at the BULLETIN Office.
Give Us call. You will be pleased
with rates and style.
DR. E. D; Moore has returned from
bis Eastern trip. He report consider
able election excitement in the North.
Tilden stock strong.
Rev. Mr. w. c. Gray is visiting East
Tennessee, to fill the pulpit of his broth
or, the Rev. Cbas. NJ. Gray, who is de
tanned in Bolivar by sickness in bis
family.
Remember that J. P Smith & Co.
have on hand fresh oysters, large and
luscious Persons who hava tried the m
pronounce them the best ever brought
to town.
No one was ever served by Pitser
Birdsong that be did not return to be
served again. Why2 Because he keeps
the mellowest liquor and the best
oysters.
Coffee, Cut Loaf and Powder ed
Sugar, New Orleans Sugars, cheap for
cash. Joy sells them.
C. A. Swinsbroad is prepared to pay
the highest cash price for raw and green
hides. Those having such for sale will
find it to their interest 70 give him call
before selling or engaging to sell
Canned goods of all kinds, Pickles,
- e.
all cheap at Nelson's. Charlie Joy sells
them.
-Pitser Birdsong loves competition.
Hs is glad to see other saloon enterprises
spring up in Bolivar. 1t shows enter
prise, Give Pitser chance and be can
out-gsneral them all in compouuding the
best drinks out of the purest liquors
Give him a trial, and judge for your
SELF
After having written a squib with
much care and elaboration, and the in
telligent cOmpositor pokes his head in
the sanctnm door, ais this joke or an
advertisement p such a salute is calcu
lated to make an editor take an interest
in the mems Of cheap suicide.
"A new broom sweeps clean" Then
try Charlie Joy while yet Dew broom
g. A. SwinebrOad keeps constantly
On hand fresh meat of all descriptions
beef, pork, veal. mutton, etc. Also ten
der vegetables and fruits. Leave your
meat orders with him and they will be
strictly attended to.
w. 7. McCarlsy has returned TO
Brownsville. This youRg and popular
artist did some fine work while here.
His photographs are excellent, and
would do credit to any frst-class gallery.
He is a worthy gentleT an, and deserves
credit and success. Our people are
universally pleased with the work be did
Ior them. We commend him to others
This is to inform the public that
ana now receiving and opening a fresh
stock of family supl lies at Joy & MoFri-
sons old stand. near the depot Char
lie Joy will be found ready and willing
to serve you, and if you want bargains
Il make it to your interest to call on
him- Resp -ctfully,
J. w. NELSON.
The assurance Of the IiGhtning-rod