The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-01-04
LOCAL SHORT STOPS.

job work of all kinds is done at the
BULLETIN Office as neat and cheap as in !
Memphis or Nashville.
Leather or cash, for green or dry
hides }. W. NELSON.
Persons owing the BULLETIN will do
us favor BY calling and settling.
The rar-famed "Amigo" Cigar can
be had at the European Hotel Saloon
None better in the market
The sale of the Dr. Mask property
is postponed until Sd of February, 1877.
The sale Of the G w. NewLern's lands
will take place FebiuMy Sd, 1877. See
hand bills.
If you owe the BULLETIN please
come forward and settle.
Cash paid for green or dry hides,
aad beaver, mink, and coon skins.
J w. NELSON
-Pitser Birdsong cant be exceIled in
furnishing the choicest brands Of liquors
1t is admitted by all that } w.
Nelson has on hand the largest stock of
Groceries in town He sells cheap. Co
to him for your family supplies.
No drugged stuff, but pure, health
giving liquors are to be had at the Tenn
pest saloon. Is you want delicioas egg
nog. hot punches and fine cigars give
Austin a call this Christmas.
Fine old Wbiskey, SO 90 per gallon,
may he had by calling at the European
Hotel Saloon. No better in town.
If you have corn, cattle, or any per
sonal property for sale, you can adver>
tise it very cheap in our Sales column.
See our special terms.
Letter heads, envelopes and business
cards can be had al the BULLETIN Office.
Give US a call. You viii be pleased
with rates and style.
Magistrates, constables, &c are here
by informed that they can get all kinds
of blank forms at the BULLETIN Office.
Pore oily old Bourbon Just from
Kentucky may be had at the European
Hotel Saloon this Christmas. If you
have never tasted the best brands of
their celsbrated whisky, by all means 90
to the European and sample it.
A side of Leather for Good
Hide. J. W. NELSON
Families wanting nice CIaret, Sher-
~ OF Port wine, call On Pitser Bird
song.
The best assortment of Choice Fam
| lily Groceries can be had at J w. Mel
sons. Go there for your Christmas
purchases and let Mr.. JOY make 20
feel joyful
Mr.. Robley formerly of the firm of
Cliff & RobIey is preparing to move to
Mississippi bottom to raise cotton. Sue
cess to him.
DR.. Thomas. A. Clarke will soon
open large dry goods and grocery store
at Mr.. Geo NJ. Dugan's cid stand The
depot is fast becoming an Important
trade centre
Snow, snow, snow, deeper than 1t has
been in this section since 1913.
We return thanks to that excellent
lady, the wife of Squire A. d. Rose, for
favoring our sanctum with beautiful
iced cake from the nuptiaIs of their
charming niece, Miss Lulu Farmer.
The Thig and Tribune Of jackson
is we'll represented in our midst by Mr.
McSwain, travelling agent.
Our young people have enjoyed the
snow season by sleigh-riding and snow
battling
Our energetic constable, A. 2. Till3r
has lost his mother This venerable
christian woman died at the advanced
age of II years.
-Pitser Blrdsong is determine ia
unlimber this Christmas in serving th e
peopIo with the best oysters the East can
afford
p. W, Austin, who keeps the TEN
. pest saloon, is enc of the best judges of
: good liquor in the State as is attested by
the standard WHISTLES and brandies he
keeps.
The concerts given by the co!ored
people last Friday and Saturday evenings
wers a complete success. The Immediate
}, design of these concerts was to aid St
1 Phillips Chapel and we are pleased tc
learn that a good amount was realized
Bakers Bread, Buckwheat Flour
nice Kraut; Meal 40 cents per bushel
J. W NELSON
--Pitser Birdsong is selling the best
cheap cigar in town. If you don't be
lieve it, try them.
The nuptials of q. T. Stevens and Mis-
Moihe Coleman were celebrated at tht
residence of Rev. J. G. Acton and
bountiiul feast was spread A large
number of friends of the respective par
tie called and offered congrasull tons
j. w. Nelson can afford to sci
e goods at cost, because'he was not burn
i out That is the very reason be SELL
IS Staple and Fancy Groceries SO cheap
It Not a store in town can afford to sell as
n low as he. Call and let his salesman
d the accommodating Mr.. JOY, fill your
3. orders.
The reception rendered by DR. Hugl
Tate to his brother Knox Tate and br i'd
, Wednesday evening Dec. 9th, was al
. excellent entertainment. Had it no