The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-03-17
LOCAL ITEMS.
Circuit court next Monday.

We are requested to state that T. j.
Laughlin, of GAINESVILLE, has gone to
Little Rock, Ark.
Miller's Livery Stable isthe place to
have your horses cared for properly.
Don't fail to put up at William
Hewbern's stable while attending the
coming COURT
Most of the insurance adjusters
have promptly paid up losses sustained
by the late fire.
Mrs. Prof. Price paid Bolivar a
flying trip last Saturday. She must
stay longer next time.
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Robertson, of
Whiteville, were in town shopping
this week.
Bolivar and all our towns should
have hook and ladder companies
more ladders and less hookers.
When you go to fire carry with
you a bucket, and, if possible, have it
full of water.
Bargains at Moore & Harvey's in
all goods kept in their line.
II love is blind, as they say it is,
why do they always turn the light
down so coniounded low?
HUGH Harkins, one of our rising
young merchants, went to Cincinnati
and the East this week to buy new
stocks for Harkins q Dgrrett.
Faithful attention to stock and
low rates is the basis on which the
Newbern stable is managed.
If you want to buy nice Embroidery
Trimmings and Laces, go to H. Kahn
q Sons. They Will sell them 25 per
cent. cheaper than they have ever
been offered in Bolivar.
The country people all know that
Willie Newbern knows how to keep a
tirst-class livery stable. His charges
are very reasonable.
One Of the enterprising and popu-
lar Bolivar boys will soon lead to the
hymeneal altar one of the most capt..
waiting bellies of Memphis.
The Busy Bees and the Ladies
Aid Society have put a new fence
around the Methodist church and gra-
ded and seeded the grounds. So
much for concentrated effort.
Marcus Kahn Will return from New
York in few days, having finished
purchasing large stock of goods at
bottom cash figures, and II. Kahn &
Sons will sell accordingly.
The ladies of the Episcopal and
Presbyterian churches, each, have a
fowishing sewing circle in operation.
Miss Mamie May Hamlin, one of
the most accomplished young ladies of
the Whiteville section, has gone to
jackson to receive special instruction
in music.
The Grand lodge of Knights and
Ladies Of Honor will meet at Nash
Vile on the 18th of April, and the
Grand lodge of Knights of Honor
will assemble in the same city on the
18th of April.
We have lot of school books
slightly soiled by being moved during
the fire, which we offer VERY LOW.
MOORE 81 HARVEY.
Mr.. John n. Moore, of Nash
vile, representing the Home Insur-
ance Company, is in town to adjust
fire loss. He is the son of the late
Rev. DIR. Thomas Y. Moore, OF Rich
mond, Va. DR.. Moore was one of
the strongest and most popular min
listers of the Southern Presbyterian
church.
Soda, Cop2eras, Sulphur, Pepper,
Spice, % per cent. cheaper than any
body. Come and examine our stock.
MooRE e. HARVEY.
We call the attention of our read
ers TO the advertisement of the Cham
pion Tind Mill and Star Wood Pump,
the best in the world for this locality.
A good agent is wanted
II. Kahn 81 Sons are receiving their
spring and summer goods. Call early
and make your selections from the
handsomest stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods that has ever been IN Bolivar,
and cheaper than ever known.
Rev. 7. p. Ramsey, pastor of
Hamburg circuit, Memphis confer
ence, will be in Bolivar the 10Th inst,
in the interest of the memorial church
at Shileh. He will spend three OF
four weeks in the county, and viii ask
his old friends to aid him by their
means in the completion Of this monu-
mental church, in memory of our be-
loved Confederate dead. He will
preach at Middleburg the third Sun.
day, II o'clock; Bolivar at night;
Toons, fourth Sunday at II o'clock;
Concord church, first Sunday in A phil,
il O'Clock