The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-01-24

ARMlSTRAD BROS, Editors and Proprietor
BOLIVAR. TENN. THURSDAY. JAN. 2.
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Notice to Subscribers.
Subscribers who fail TO receive the Bu1Lrr1x re,
aiarly and promptly WIZ please report the fact :
once TO this offcs
Removal.
r. N. Hammer has moved his drug stor
to southwest corner Of square, Bills build
ing, where he would be pleased to see hi
old friends and customers.
r. l. Walkers family are spending few
days in New Orleans
Ripe Frnit," most beautiful picture
given to a cash subscriber.
The farmers have taken advantage of tn,
past few days of fair weather, and mucl
cotton has been brought to town.
"A Capital Joke" picture to make yor
laugh, given TO a cash subscriber.
s. d. SiIer has been appointed postmas
ter at Pine Top, new postofice in finey
Excellent appointment
Old Pictures copied and enlarged 10 any
size, by Ross r
Il is reported that DIR. d. J. Newborn anc
family expect TO remove to Hickory Valley
the Doctor 10 practice his professions. W.
hope this is untrue, for DR. Newbern II toe
valuable a citizen of the 9th District to Lose
"The Lost Cause" true historic picture
given to a cash subscriber.
Our friend j. A. Rogers Of Rogers & Nc
CLARITY, Hickory Valley, called Tuesday
About Is bales of cotton received at the
Valley Tuesday
TRY Dr. Duncan's instantaneous Hair
Dye (waranted), so cents per box For
sale by r. n. Hammer. druggist.
Mcssrs. Macon and Strong, will publish
at an early day the Deity Topic, in Jackson,
Tenn. Success to them.
Don't wait Tor Sunshine to have your pic
ture taken, for W. D. Ress can take it just
Is good when its cloudy.
We learn that the Repair shops for the
Kcntuclsy Division of the Chicago, St. Louis
& New Orleans railroad will be located at
Jackson.
One cash subscriber will get that large
representative picture, "Prcsident Hayes
and his Cabinet"
The coming Sabbath the Rev. Mr.. Walker
will preach at the Methodist church, both
: IN the morning and evening. The public
respectfully invited to attend
Announcements of candidates for office
will not be charged any less two months
heHre; so nothing is gained by waiting to
make your announcement. The price is the
same for long as a short time
Dir. J. D. Sasser of Middleton yesterday
married Miss Belle Swinebroad, one of our
estimable and popular young ladies. Mid
&leton is fortunate in having one more in
teresting lady added to its society.
TRY DIR. c p Duncan's celebrated
Vegetable Liver Pills-a sure cure for
headache, swimming in the head, bad taste
an the mouth, pains III the back, ssde, chest,
and limbs Nothing better for constipated
bowels, sour stomach. One box will go
further than tive boxes OF any other pill.
viii act ON the liver as we'll as blue mass or
calomel. (Wawantod) Try them. For
sale 10y II. NJ. Hammer, druggist
We learn that a colony of Swadcs are
wishing to bay 3e,9eo acres of land in the
east end of this county. The people of that
section should zee chat they get homes in
their midst Immigration is what we want
in the country. Upton Record
The alEerware delivered by the National
Silver-P4ating CO. No 704 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, is giving entire satisfaction,
d: All orders are promptly filled, and no one
need hesitate about sending them money
LitthcrGN Observer
We offer congrauiatian to Rev. Mr.. Ba-
ker, that he has won the heart and hand of
SO estimable lady as Miss Mamie Black.
The greom is promising young Cumbcr-
land Presbyterian Minister and serves the
church of Glover Port. His bride is the
laugnter Of cur worthy friend james r.
Black Esq,
We are requested to state that in section
1916 of the Code, a penalty of twenty dol
Ears is attached to the taller up of any stray
for making use of the same, before it is APP
praised. In section 1914 it is made the du-
" of the Ranger to prosecute for all viola
t5ons Of the stray law. Those using stray
stock of amy description render themselves
liable to the penalties, if they have not post
ed the stock.
We regret to know that our sister town,
Is feeling the pinch OF the hard times. as
O'Counor, dry goods merchant, and j. 7.
AIcCutchen, grocer, were compelled to make
an assignment last week In ordinary
times their assets wonld bc ample to meet
their disabilities, hat arlder the contraction
policy of Mr. Sherman the large property of
these merchants viii not bc enough to sat
isfv theSrrcditors' demands
; Attorney-G General Dnpuy is at his post
faithfully diseharging the duties of his Of
flee. The General is one of the most earnest
and energetic officers we ever had in our
circuit. The violaters of the law come in
for full share of his attention, and his le-
,,al acumen always secures a full measr---
of punishment for those who are so unfort-
mate as to encounter tlae strong arm of the
law. Tfo,os Record
MIR. W. J. Coates promising farmer,
..o.r Whiteville. has a record as Turner