The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-11-02
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

The last frost injured the cotton
Ople Rsid's Prairie Flower is dead
See that Jour neighbOr votes mex
Tuesday.
Be up AMI early mex! Tuesday and
vote for Reform.
Meet Jour trees at Bolivar on Sat
urday, November llth; only four days
after the election.
Radical Jerusalem Smith will speak
here next Saturday.
November the 18th is the day for
You TO get your fruit trees.
Regret to hear of the extreme illness
of Mr.. JAS K Cliffs child.
Look up your duplicates and com e
for your trees on November 18th.
-Rsmsmber Manson, Porter and
Reid next Tuesday, and vote for them.
Casey Young will expect every
good citizen to vote for him November
7th.
Far days after Tilden'S election
come for your fruit trees. Don't forget
it
Watch those mixed tickets-half
Democratic and half Republican. They
are sfoat.
-Messrr Frank Fentress, R. L.
Lig htfort and c. A. Miller are back from
the Centennial
When you vote for Tilden you vote
to Ifs the military yoke Of the necks of
your Southern brethren
If you wish the choicest article of
-four at the most reasonable rates O4l
on Ingram i MoClarty.
The colorsd people IN Memphis are
organizing to vote tor Tildsu. A club of
seventy already formed and at.wOrk.
Your fruit trees will be ready for
delivery, as per contract, on November
18th.
Remember the Memphis jollifca
ton next Saturday. Excursion train
will be run to accommodate the public.
Read the advertised matter of the
Bolivar merchants IN onr columns. They
offer great inducements, specially for
cash
r. T.. Iightfort ia at home from tho
East. In q few days he will have on
hand q very large fresh stock of the
latest styles of fashionable jewelry.
Everybody who ordered fruit trees
of the Nashville Commercial Nurseries
must come and get them on November
18th.
Don't fail to come to Bolivar on
Saturday, November 11th. and get ths
trees you ordered of the Commercial
Nurseries.
All you who promised to pay for the
trees you ordered, remember that Sat-
urday, November llth, is the day when
the trees will be at Bolivar for delivery
and your bills due.
Merchants Of Toou's Station are
struggling hard to build up large trade
with their enterprising town. They de-
serve great credit. Glad to hear of their
success thus far this season.
Attention, everybody The trees
you ordered last spring will be at Boil
var, ready for delivery, on Saturday, No
vember 1Ith.
Grand rally of the Democratic and
Conservative party of Fayette county,
Tenn, on Monday. November 9th.
Gov. James D. Porter, Hon. Iehan G
Harris, Hon. L. Q C. Lamar, and other
distinguished speakers will be present.
All who ordered trees of the Com
mercial Nurseries are expected to come
for them pro mptly on November llth.
A revolving horse show lie in town
A negro religious meeting had to adjourn
to allow it's members to attend, SO anxi-
Gus are the colorsd people to patroniEe
the exhibition.
"A snatch thief robbed q gentleman
at the depot w ednssday of thirty dollars.
hold on to your pocket books and don't
count your money in open air. Sheriff
Farley arrested these desperadOss and
locked them up.
"A large crowd of our citizens wit
messed yesterday at St. James ChHroh
the marriage of Mr.. James Fentress,
our popular Chancery Court Clerk, to
Miss Jessie MulhoIland, the interesting
and cultivated daughter of Rector Null
holland. Horace NJ. Polk, Jr, waited
with Miss EdmoniA Fentress and Morgan
Moore with Miss Mary Upshaw. Rev.
Mr. Gray oficiated. Host of mutual
friends extended congratul ations.