The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-11-30
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

-CnOlCe new OugaFnOuSe EiOIas56s.
the best at IS cents. Joy sells it.
Rev Mr. Love will preach at the
Methodist church next Sabbath.
If you owe the BULLETIN please
come forward and settle.
Our old and reliable merchants,
Harkins & Durrett are still selling graa:
bargains.
Garry your green and raw hides to
g a SwinebrOad, if you want the
best prices.
Quite a number of distinguished
railroad officials have been in town this
week.
There will be a reception at St
James Hall next Friday evening. The
public invited
-Mackerel, Meat, Lard, Flour and
Salt, at the lowest prices. Joy sells
them
If you wish the choicest article Of
-four at the most reasonable rates call
on Ingram & McClarty.
-Country-knit Woolea Socks at 35
cents per pair. ARMIsTEAD & POLK.
j. A. Wilson has stifl on had large
ana well selected assortment of Dry
Goods. If you want bargain, go there
job work of all kinds is done at tina
BULLETIN Office as neat and cheap as in
Memphis or Nashville.
Coffee, Cut Loaf and Powdered
Sugar, New Orleans Sugars, cheap for
cash. soy sells them.
Christmas and Bridal presents, in
endless variety, may be found at R. L
LightfOrt's Examine his large and
varied stock.
Prof Munnew, of Memphis, repre-
senting the Weber piano, is in town in
the interest of his house.
DIR. Larwell, formerly of Bolivar, but
now of Louisville, is in town. Glad to
see him looking so happy and well.
Hardware and Queensware at %
per cent. less than cost
ARMIsrEAD & Polk
Persons owing the BULLETIN will do
US favor by calling and settling.
Let farmers and others remember
that G. A. Swinebroad has constantly on
hand choice beef and other meats.
Magistrates, oonstables, &c are here
by informed that they can get all kinds
of blank forms at the BULLETIN Office
Canned goods of all kinds, Pickles,
Teas and Spices, Yeast Powders, &c,
all cheap at Nelson's. Charlie Joy sells
them.
The Directors of the Memphis and
Knoxville railroad met Tuesday aud
adjourned to meet at some early day for
business. Notice of the meeting will be
made public.
Remember that J. P Smith & Co.
have on hand fresh oysters, large and
luscious. Persons who have tried them
pronounce them the best ever brought
to town.
Lace Goods at so per cent. less than
cost. ARMIsTEAD & Polk.
&C. A. Swinebroad is prepared to pay
the highest cash price for raw and green
hides. Those having such for sale will
find it to their interest to give him call
before selling or engaging to sell
Canned goods of ali kinds, Pickles,
teas and Spices, Yeast Powders, &c,
oil cheap at Nelson's. Charlie Joy sells
them.
-Pitser Birdsong loves competition
He is glad to see other saloon enterprises
spring up in Bolivar, 1t shows enter
prise, Give Pitser chance and he can
out-general them all in compromising the
best drinks out of the purest liquors
Give him trial. and judge for your
self.
Real Lace Collars from 60 cents to
So 90. ARusTEAD & Polk.
Rev. j. G. Acton has been appointed
by the Memphis Conference agent 20
raise money to liquidate the debt upon
the Methodist church in Bolivar We
hope our people will literally respond to
this appeal for aid This object is emf
nently worthy and the demand is urgent
The property must be sold if this debt
is not shortly satisfied.
"A new broom sweeps clean" Then
try Charlie Joy while yet pew broom
&C, a. Swinebroad keeps con stantly
en- 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.
No one was ever served by Pitser
Birdsong that he did not return to be
served again. Why7 Because he keeps
the mellowest liquor and the best
oysters.
We congratulate the Rev. Mr.. Smith
on having an heir to the throne. An
other little craft launched out upon the
vast ocean of human destiny. May its
harbor prove to be the haven of eternal
peace,
The Worsham House in Memphis Is
still maintaining its name as g frst-class
house. Friend Jones is a genial host.
His house is the headquarters of the
Hardeman people visiting Memphis.
Yes, go there by all means. Cheap
rates and nice accommodations
This IA to inform the nuhfe that I