The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-10-19
LOCAL Snort STOPS.

in town visiting relatives
I've publish to-day the Chancellors
decision in the Bell county case.
-MeNeely viii sell you Coat an d Vest.
for 81 so worth sl5 90. oct192s
The Mississippi Central Railroad
Directors met yesterday to elect officers.
- We hear that Hon J E. Bailey is a
candidate for the United States Senate.
The Public Sehsol-house at BGiddle>
ton was accidentally burnsd down last
Monday.
Young and Randol pa will soon ap-
pear in uaEdeman and discuss political
questions.
The "Tsnpsst" is still the gem sA-
Icon of the city. A fne lot Of oysters
inst rec, lived.
: Dr.. A. D. T.sxis has been nominal
ed for the Legislature BY the RepabIi-
cans of Fayette.
The county is being flooded " ith
Republics an eampaign documents in
prose and doggerel
Our eelorsd school teacher (Motris)
uses his Saturdays to make the negroes
solid against the whites.
If you wish the choicest article Of
Gour at the most reasonable rates call
on ingram & MoClsFty.
-Msssrs. Manson and Reid spoke ct
Bolivar NJ Onday. Let us give them and
Col. Porter a warm support.
-Fayeste county tax books show that
4 $50 male and 253 female dogs were
taxed this year, realizing 1884
The latest arrival of Boots aud
Shoes will be found at McNsely's Cash
Store. Oct 1926
-MsSsrs. Foots and james had 3
warm political tuss!e at Grand Junction
on Tuesday. Quite crowd was in at
tendance.
Young, Dsnoerat, and Randolph,
Republican, addressed the people of Fay
cite at SOmeryille yesterday also FoOte
21ad James
Judge James Fentrss has returned
frOra an extended Business trip in the
interest Of several railroads Of which he
is attorney.
The price of picking cotton IN GsOr-
gia is forty cents per hundred, with re-
tions; in Mississippi and Arkansas sixty
cents, or City cents with rations
"A good boy, who is willing to keep
his face and the ofiee clean, and his
mouth and the door shut, can have a
chance to learn the printing businsss by
applying to the propristors.
Col James Z Bailey and Col. E. A.
James delivered Tuesday night in the
Courthouse able and effective speeches
on the current issues of the day. Our
crowded eoIumas forbid an extended
notice of these entertaining and eloquent
addresses.
-Mr. Jerome Hill, of Hill, Fontains
& Co, Memphis, was in town this week.
We advise our merchants and planters
to make their cotton shipments 50 this
old aud reliable firm They are frat
class men in every particular Your
interests will be safe il their banda
Mr.. 8. G. Miller had his horse and
buggy badly injured the other day while
crossing that rickety, Spring creek bridge
on the Purdy road. A few suits for
damages against the county will serve to
have our bridges kept in better condi-
ton. Let the Grand Jury do is full
duty in Enforcing the Law relative 50 our
thoroughfarss.
Mrs. Jans NJ. Walker, Of MAury
county, a sister Of President James K.
| Polk, OF Tennessee, died few days ago
in her ssventy-ninta year. Mrs.. Walk
er was the mother of Mrs. w. S. Pickett
and the late Samuel P. Walker, of Co
lumbia. She was two years yonager
than her brother, President James <
Polk, and was held in very high eSteen.
l DIR. DArmstadt's Anti-Dyspepsia
Medicine is meeting with wonderful sue
cess all through the East-in Virgins
especially. IL is Southern medicine,
and thoroughly endorsed by the medical
profession. 1t is simple in It's eOnstitu-
eDt elements, but most effective in reach.
ing and curing that most tormentins
malady, dyspepsia. See advertisement
in another column.
The WOrsham House, kept by
those obliging and exPerisnesd public
caterers, 8. ". Jones & Co., is doing
a fine business. They have No. 1 hotel
Accommodations, and very reasonable
! rates. 1t is more like home to thO trEy-
sisr when under their root Let our
Hardemau people always stop there. A
warm welcome, excellent fare and polite
attenSion await them at the hands Of she
Vgorsham House managers.
Persons from the town and country
who desire to hear the latest news from
the important seats of political excite
msnt in the East and South can be fur
nished with information direct BY visit
ing the reading room Of Pitssr Birdsong
at J. P. Smith & Co. g. In addition to
newsy newspapers, you can be refreshed
with nsctarsd whisky put up in every
eonssivable style to suit the most fastidi-
Gus taste. Give their saloon repeated
calls.
u. P. Smith & Co. have just received
direct from the East that celebrated and
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