The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1879-12-18


Holiday Goods
Fancy Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs an,
Novelties in Notions of all kinds for tn
holiday trade at A. R. Hall & Sons.
Beautiful Albums, Novels, Visitin,
Cards. Fancy Inkstands. All nice TO
Xmas presents. E. D. Moore. st
H. Kahn & Sons have received a Iarg
quantity of Ladies Silk Handkerchief
which they will sell for 25cts.
Senator Anderson and Representative
Manson are gone to Nashville to attend tn,
called session of the Legislature.
The Royal Patent Flour is acknowl
edged to be the best, and w. T. Armis
tead is the sole agent for it.
By July we aim to have 1000 additional
subscribers. Help us in your neighborhooC
by getting single ones or by raising club.
Persons wishing to place presents on the
Christmas Tree at the Presbyterian church
are requested to send them to the church on
Wednesday afternoon properly marked,
w. T. Armistead pays the highest
price for all kinds of Furs and Hides
You will miss it if you do not give him
a chance.
Tho freshest and best handled Meats on
the market are found at the supply store
of George Warren, Extra fine beef on
hand.
The special attention of the holiday
trade is directed to A. r. Hall & Sons
stock of Ladies' Misses and children,s
Fine Custom-made shoes.
You can get the highest cash market
rates for Hides, Tallow, Furs, Beeswax,
Eggs, Butter Chickens, Turkeys and all
kinds of country produce by calling at
If you want Bargains in Dry Goods, Fan
cy Articles, and Christmas Presents, walk
right into the store Of II. Kahn & Sons and
get them.
1000 pounds Collier Company strictly
pure White Lead Scents per pound. Lin
seed Oil Scents per gallon.
f. D. Moore
H. Kahn & Sons want to buy 500 yards of
Home-Made Linsey, also 800 pairs Wool
Socks, for which they will pay the highest
Market price.
Chas. F. Fentress, an enterprising and
successful young merchant of Madison, Ark.
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Ann Fentress.
Glad to see him.
For the benefit of our friends on Piney,
where the trees grow high, we have ordered
a lot of extra long Shot Guns, 48 inch.
R. L. Lightfort & Co.
Pilgrims Progress, Thaddeus of War
saw, Sanford and Morton, Language
and Poetry of Flowers, Autograph Al
buns and many other nice articles in
this line at E. D. Moore's.
Capt bearing has purchased the steamer
Poitevant and will at once place her on the
river. Daily we are expecting a telegram
announcing her coming.
Bear in mind that H Kahn & Sons have
received a large line of most desirable Gents
clothing, consisting of cheap and fine suits,
also a good assortment of Overcoats.
W. T. Armistead will buy Scrap, Cast and
Wrought Iron, Bones, Beeswax, Tallow Dri-
ed and Green Hides, Irish and Sweet Pota-
toes, Furs of all kinds, in fact anything.
o. B. Polk Esq and his accomplished bride
have been on visit to Bolivar. While here
they were the recipients of much attention
at the hands of their many friends.
Peeps Abroad, Painting Books for
children. The Little PIay-fellow, Mother
Goose Series, Rhymes, Chimes and Melodies
t he books for children at Moore & Harvey's.
Glad tidings to buyers. If you buy a
good bill of Goods of R. L. Lightfort & Co.
you will get a present of a beautiful Vase
Don't forget to call for a Vase.
We are pleased to know that A. P. Til
Ter is giving entire satisfaction at the juno
ton as Town Marshall. He fills the office
faithfully and is popular with the citizens.
R. L. Lightfort & Co. have in stock and
to arrive within the next few days an addi-
tional supply of select Fancy Articles in the
Jewelry line.
Fun for the boys at Moore & Harvey's
Have on hand a large stock of Fire Crackers,
Roman Candles, Torpedoes, Sky-rockets,
cheaper than any where else in town, call
and see them and get bargains.
S. S. Spicer, the energetic and popular
travelling saleman for Estes, Doan & Co,
Memphis, was in town this week. He went
home full of orders from Merchants in this
county.
Subscribers at Toons, Medon, Whiteville,
Iiddleburg, Hickory Valley, Grand juno
ton, Salisbury. Pine Top, and GAINESVILLE,
will oblige me by calling on their respective
Post Masters and settle. They have the
accounts.
Rev G. w. Wilson, in charge of the NJ.
E. Church in Bolivar, arrived last Saturday.
He will fill the regular appointments. AT
Hickman KY, last year he was very popu-
lar in the pulpit and socially. His church
extends to him cordial welcome.
Rev DR.. Barton, of Charlotte, \. C., re-
Gently said in bis pulpit: "On next Tues
" evening, in this church, will m; r,ify
Brother Benton and Sistsr Rogers" He