The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-11

pean Hotel.
Chancellor Livingstone Is in town
holding q regular term of this Court.
Read carefully Kahn 4 Sons card
in this issue.
Town Sergeant will be elected next
Saturday by the Aldermen. Seven can
didates are in the field.
Don't forget that Jake Osborne has
opened the Gem Saloon. Go there and
he supplied with choice drinks at mod
crate rates.
The Misses Lulu and Maggie Reid,
from Brownsville, are visiting the family
of G. A. Miller, Esq.
AT st. James Hall, Mrs. Ana Fen
tress and }. A. Richardson's, the young
people have lately had pleasant dan cling
and surprise parties.
The country still surfeited with
snow, and consequently the mail trains
are demOralizingly irregular.
y. P. Smith j Co. wOuII inform the
public that they are still keeping a full
line of pure WHISTLES AMI brandies. CT
CARS, domestic and imported, besid %
fresh oysters.
We regret to announce the death of
that estimsble gentlemsn, NJ. Harkins,
brother Of our townsman, Hugh Har-
kips.
j. II. johnson, stoE9 merchant, is
getting IN a new and desirable stock of
goods. He deserves a liberal patronage
The European Hotel is the place to
get pure drinks, choice cigars aud fresh
oysters
ID. P. Faulds, No. 100 Main street
Louisville, has gust published two popu-
lar music productions. Spring Leaf,
Masurka, and the DIshing Cavalier,
song.
AT meeting hell Tuesday evening
by the newly elected Aldermen ". T,
Armistead, Esq, was elected Mayor for
ibis term and Jesse Norment, Esq, Re
corder
-Pitser BirdSong would respectfully
invite his friends to call on him often at
the City Silicon His parlor is costly
furnished for the accommodation Of the
public. Pure liquors, Havana cigars and
Norfolk oysters are constantly on hand
Enterprise is the spirit of the day
The Gem Saloon, under The management
of Jake Osborne, is q popular candidate
for public favor. If You want pure
WHISTLES and blandies served in any style
give him a call.
Those enterprising young mer
chants, Kahn Sons deserve great credit
for their mercantile spirit and pluck IL
face of the FIRE disaster. They NEAR
success, aud will haYs it. They deserve
liberal support. Read their card.
Ike Dawson. who has charge of the
cuisine department of the European Ho
s,l, cant be exec lied in cooking oysters
Give him chance TO serve you with
fine meal of the choice bivalYes jus
from the East.
The following gentlemen constitute
the officers in charge of respective de
psrtments of the Mississippi Centr a
Railroad, extending from Cairo, Illinois
to Ca nton, Mississippi, all under the con
troll of General r. P Nicely, Receiver
r. L. Walker, Treasurer, Bolivar, Tenn
r. s. StedLnaR, Auditor, Bolivar, Tenn.
c. H. Scurlock, Assistant Genera
Freight Agent, Bolivar, Tenn; Jno, II
Perry, General Ticket Agent, Bolivar
Tenn; r \. Colquhoun, Superintend
ent Mississippi Division, Bolivar, Tenn
Jno q. Mann, Superintendent Tonnes
see and Kentucky Division, Bolivar
Tenn; Jno. Z. Becton, Master Neehani,
Mississippi Division, Water Valley
Miss; E. D. Anderson, Master Nechsni
Tennessee and Kentucky Division, Jack
son, Tenn; G. ID. Pierce. Road Msste
Tennessee and Kentucky Division, Boil
var, Tenn; J. K. Fulson, Road Maste
Mississippi Division, Water Valley
Miss; E. j. Martin, Road Master Missis
sippi Division, Durant, Miss Jno. c
Febiger, Purchasing Agent, Bolivar
T Tenn; Geo. NJ Dugan, Car Agent ant
SUI srintendeut Telegraph, Bolivar
Tenn. To such of these officers an
their families as have made or contem
plate making Bolivar their home, We ex
: tend to them a cordial welcome in on
midst. Every addition of brain or mus
Gle to the enterprise and labor of on
town is so much more capital with whic
: to extend our influence and conduce I
! general thrift.
: The European Hotel, under 1t
: present management, is decided sue
cess. LIIge fresh oysters are kept cor
stantly on hand, basides the best {
, Iiuaora are furnished al customers.
We congratulate our worthy Count
Trustee. ). Z. Savage. Rpon his success
J in tax collections.