The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-12-22

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The best h&ir brushes ara fame
scans. at
Burst & Coleman
The Episcopal Bazaar at the Hal
to night will be most delightful
affair. Don't fail to attend.
Polk & Yopp have just received
carload Of choice Sugars and Aiolaa
ses, and will sell geheaper than any
body-Give them 9 trial.
Santa Claus says that A. W. c
Lewis & Co, have one Of the larges
and best assorted stocks of fancy arc
plain candies ever exhibited in thi.
section. Call and get your supply o
them.
WATCHES.
\ few more Of the celebrated Gen.
| tenniaP Watches. Best watch mnds
fo. the price, $40 net.
r. L. Lighttort & Co.
how is the time to call ut eur store
and examine eur stock Of Juvenile
Books. We haze some beautiful
styles for children and grown felix.
r. L. Lightfort L Co.
For the nav crop sugars and mo-
lusses, dou't fail to call on A. ~. c.
Lewis e Co., and get your supply.
They sell the best quality of these
staple articles very low. Cab aRd
Set prices
By the new apportianmozt bill
before the Legislature, Hardeman aud
Ac&airY will constitute the 24th
Senatorial District. Madison and
Henderson, go together.
We are new receiving cur last ia
stallment ef Holiday Goods. Misses
Rings, new styles; Necklaces, very
handsome; ChiIdran's Silver Cups,
and many other articles in Jewslry.
Bangle Bracelets, new patterns, sc.
r. L. LigEtfort & CO.
At ICONS, Mr.. Barham, is succeeded
in the postoiIiee by Mr. William
Smith, who has appointed his son
James Smith, Us assistant. Mr.. Bar
ham has made an excellent officer, asd
no fault is found with him, other thar
he is demecrat. Mr. Smith is a
well known and highly respected citi-
zen, and will make a good postmaster.
There will be a Grand Coacert Of
over fifty performers, at Middleton, o4
the Friday night the 25rd of Dee.
Doors epen ut six o'clock Exercises
to begin at $50. Admission IS cts.
Proceeds to be used for the benefit Of
the new SchooI house at Middleton.
Que OF our best married ladies was
knocked from the walk the other night
by a coIored man Such outr@ges
must cease. We hopo our people viii.
summarily deal with such offenders.
Hunt them down at once. Our peo-
pie cannot afford to permit such in
dignitios.
We take great pleasure il publish
iag the card of Aessrs. Cliff and Car
ter. found in this issue, and also. in
stating the Indictment against tAsm
were dismissed at the late term of the
Circuit Court. Tno itemized e
ment referred to in the card has been
raade out. and is now at the house Of
Lewis Il 90, and M examination Of
it fully exhonorates the gentlemen
from any wroag doing. We kaYeex-
amined it, and think the mot criti-
csl could net fail to be .a:isi.ed there
with.
Charlie Ryrant, son of Rev. h. A.
D. Bylalt, has been made postmaster in
B9iivai, in pIa,e of Themas Joyner.
All classes of our people regret this
change, us Tom. Joyner has made an
uncxceptionally efficient postmas-
ter, but as to the victor belong
the spoiIs, so Mr.. Joyner. democrat,
has to yield his Office to Mr Byrant,
republican. Mr. Byrant is a Young
man Of personal worth, and We be-
speak Tor him the good will Of all our
citizens.
The Nashville Banner says: J. \.
Lillard, who lives at Middleton Station
was robbed u few nights since, Of So
900 in bank notes. The old m an had
been saving the money for years, and
was his Gown banker. lie kept the
money in hole under the floor Of gan
clubhouse and had not counted it fer
three weeks. 1t was thougot that he
was the sole possessor Of the secret,
and has ne clue to the thief.