The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-03-15
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

Organ for sale. Apply at this
Office
Judge Fentress has returned from
Nashville.
Rev. J. G. Acton is authorized to
act as agent for tho BULLETIN.
Rev. N K. Smith is still absent visit
ing his family in East Tennessee.
Look out for the West Tennessee
Plantation Minstrefs next Monday.
j. A. Wilson has received q beauti-
full lot Of gentlemen's spring clothing
Go there to make your purchasers.
Next Monday the spring term of
the Circuit Court for Hardemsn county
will open. Judge FliPrin presiding.
Don't forget that DR.. j. w. Nelson
is now prepared to serve the public as a
Dentist. He has a full and comrlete
outfit of dental instruments.
Our genial young friend. Knox
Polk, has left town to serve as assistant
to his father in the State Treasurer's
Office at Nashville.
Concerning that dAstardly attempt
of negro fend at Grand junction, read
Professor Bectoa's account in another
column.
DIR J W. Nelson has received
new sind complete set of dental instru-
mcnts. He is now ready to serve the
public. Give him a CALL
We learn that Rev. j. G. Acton will
be a candidate for County superintend-
emit of the public schools. This gentle
man is too favorably known in this COM
muniEy to need word of comnendation
at our hands.
About thousand young n en- AID
ladies take thorough business course
every year at Baylies Great Mercantile
College, Ksokuk, Iowa. They orrive on
nearly every train from all parts of the
United States. See advertisement headed
Young Men" in another column.
BY notice in this weeks issue it will
be seen that Rev. Mr. Gray will take
charge Of the st. James Hall Seminary
in pril Rector Gray Is an experienced
educator and will no doubt place the
Hall in the front rank of educational
institutions. We wish him great sue
cess.
We have received from ]. NJ Ferry
& Co., Detroit, Michigan, splendid lot
of choice flower seed and bulbs. If any
of eur readers want nice selection o.
these articles, just send to this house fol
a catalogue and make an order. We
warrant that you will be pleased.
The friends of our worthy State
Treasurer. Col. NJ. T. Polk, were de
lighted to see him looking 20 hearty anG
we'll on his late visit to his family il
Bolivar. We regret that we have los
the valuable citizenship of this esteemed
gentleman and are only content knowing
that he is serving the State in so respon
sible an CIfce as Treasurer.
". B. Thayer, 80 Second street
Memphis, is now prepared to sell grea
bargains 10 jewelry, watches, clocks an(
beautiful personal and household orna
ments. II is q real treat to visit hi
store and examine the large and variec
pleased with what you buy, because th
articles are all frst-class and very res
sonsble in price. Give him call Whe
you go to Memphis.
IN. B. Archer, travelling agent an
correspondent of the Memphis AUd
Ianchs called yesterday, being on visit t
our town. We were pleased to form hi
acquaintance. The paper he represent
is a sterling independent exponeu
of conservative national politics season
ed with true devotion to the best intel
ests of our Southern section.
Mr.. n. B. Archer, of the Memphi
Avalanche is in town on business cor
nscted with that excellent journal. Nj
Archer is perfecting arrangement
through which be intends furnishing tn
regular subscribers of the AvalancI
with their paper by express, giving it
them at one o'clock on same day OF pal
location This will be an improvement
over the old mode of getting theI
through the mail, and should be apFrt
ciated by our people. Those desirin
the Acdldhche should see Mr.. Archie
to-day, as he intends leaving this after
noon,
Last week of the Auction Sale c
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry aud Silver
ware, at the store Of Lloyd i Fritz, %
Main street, Memphis, Tenn, comment
ing Monday, March -, 1877, at l
O'Clock. Parties wanting fine watch G
jewelry of any design, or housekeepeI
desirous Of procuring handsome silvs
plate, should not neglect this Last oppO
tunity to purchase at their own price.
All Goods warranted as represented b
the Auctioneer.
BY order Of F. D. BARNUX,
Assignee