The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-01-06

lady to get breakfast, wash dishes and
sling dirty shirts ia the wash tub. Do
and see how the girls wont dance worth
a cent.
Onion sets Onion sets at
HAMMER q KINGS.
"What makes me love my delicate lit
tie blue-ey ed boy" said a fond fathe
of our city as he and the pastor entered
the library, sis that sometimes the tears
run down the wrinkles IN my cheeks as
feel his fine points touching me to the
core, and wonder if God will let him stay
with me very, very =" here the fond ia
Their sat down on pin and said, "Ma-
riar, will you force me to 60 to restau-
rant to get my dinner ?"
NOTICE.-After this date we sell for
cash Don't send to US for anything and
expect to have it charged.
jan6-tf. JOY & MORRISON.
A carriage, driven by an elegantly at
tired lady, and with a trim and neatly
dressed colOred boy perched on the foot
mans seat behind, was passing down
Main street the other day, when it was
eSpled by an old negro woman. Dress
de Lord !" she exclaimed, raising her
hands as she spoke, 'tBress de Lord, I
neber 'spected to see dat. Wonder what
dat cullud young gemman pays dat
young white 'Oman fur drivin' dat kerr
ridge? l knOw'd it'd come, but neber
'spected to lib to see it. Dis nIgga's
ready to go way now"
Nice .oilet soap for cents cake, at
HAMMER & KINGS.
REMEMBER TH1s-Now is the time of
the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever,
MA ! L. r
disposition to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. Boschee's
German Syrup has been used in this
neighb orhood for the past two or three
years without single failure to cure. If
you have not used this medicine your
self, go TO your druggist AMI ask hiTH of
its wonderful success among his custo-
mcrs. Two doses will relieve the worst
case. lfyou have no faith in any medi-
cine, just buy a Sample Bottle of Bos-
chee's German Syrup for ten cents and
try it. Regular size bottle IS cents.
Don't neglect cough to save IS cents.
Dora Blooms Combination gave one
of their grand entertainments in this
city on Tuesday eveung last, and was
greeted by a large, select and appreciative
audience. This troupe is one of the best
travelling, and Is, by all odds, the best
company that has been here for years.
The sleeping Child" as performed by
Petite Fannie. is alone worth the price
of admission. Every one of the troupe
are stars of ACKNOWLEDGED ability ia their
particular roles, und We assure the pub
lie that they cannot while away an even
ing more pleasantly than by attending
their performances.
On Christmas day quite a number of
our young gentlemen turned out in Tegu
lar mardi gras style on horseback. The
pedestrians, who began to feel that they
had been left like "lubbers," Immediate
ately began to concOct a plan by which
they might rival their mounted friends
in fun and frolic, and procured armour
for war in the shape of Roman candles |
and commenced an attack upon the horse |
men. For awhile the contest way ed |
hot, and it was exceedingly doubtful as
to the result of the conflict. The con- |
tesants were in such close proximity |
that their wearing apparel caught fire |
and fears We're entertained for the safety |
of several of the cavalary. In the |
course of the battle the infantry, as |
usual became the victorious party, With |
nobody killed and no water hot. All is (
now quiet on Hatchie.