The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-30

Marcus Kahn has bee.p.in town :

Another jackson young gentleman
Mr.. w. A. SmalIey has been dowr
on a visit from jackson.
! James burst is gone to- Texas t,
take charge Of a cattle rancho. III,
is enterprisingsand deserves success.
To-day is Thanksgiving day-by
appointment Of President Arthur
Gov. Hawkins and Mayor Williams
Jacob Kahn has been East attend
ing a Bankrupt Sale and has bought
a very large stock Of Clothing, Boots
and Shoesi&c.I which Kahn Bros
will sell at a great sacrifice.
Rheumatism, disOrdered blood
general debility, and many chronic
diseases pronounced incurable, are
often cured by Browns Iron Bitters.
ThortOn's Chill Cure will positive
ly cure chills and regulate the stom-
ach and bowels, and being a powerful
tonic Will tone up the whole system,
The great Observation-Disclosures Elk
tract Of Buchu. For stone III the
Bladder, Gravel etc, and all Kidney
diseases.
Mr.. James Delay is gone, to Aus
tin Texas to engage in his trade as
painter. He is an excellent work
man and we wish him great prOsperi-
ty.
For ScrOfula, Dyspepsia, Dropsy
and all female complaints, tCY DIR.
ThOrton's Blood Purifier, Ask your
Druggist tor it.
V. B. Thayer, 3O7 Main st. Mem
Phis, has choice Stock~Of Watches.
Jewelry Silverware, etc., on hand,
cheap tor cash. Give him a call.
He offers great bargains this season.
Kahn Bros. are receiving a large
stock Of Christmas Goods Of all kinds.
Mr.. }. r. Sloan, Of the Weekly
Call, Covington. Tenn, called. He
is prominent candidate for comp
trOller ofthe Treasury. He is strong
ly endorsed for the position.
Two runaway couplesSSSsfrom Miss,
we're married at the Acton House on
last Saturday by Rev. Mr.. Ready.
They specially requested that their
names should not be published.
A pure strcngthing tonic, free from
whiskrY and alcohol, cures dyspepsia
and similar diseases. 1t has never
been cqUalled. Browns Iron Bit
tiers. Coleman q Co.
Go to Kahn Bros. for your Toys.
Rev. Gee. S Savage, General Agt
Of the American Bible Society called.
He Is now working in West 1enncs-
see. lie is most popular and eff
ciont Bible Agent.
Next Sunday the Rev. W. T. Locke
will preach at the Methodist church,
both morning and night. He Is the
new pastor and comes highly endors-
ed As preacher.
Mr.. J. V. Strebig, the popular
agent of BRtcheller and Doris's great
show called. lie is an enthusiastic
northern democrat and in his travels
he is studying with interest the poll
tics of the south.
Mr. A e Stapp, the reliable travel
ling salesman Of HOllenberg's Music
Emporium, Memphis, has been in
town for several days. Herepresents
a substantial firm and offers great bar
gains. We commend him and his
house to our people.
The McCarley case is decided. He
hasbeen sentenced to FIVE years in
the penitentiary. Messrs NOrment
and Miller did themselves great cred
it in the able defense rendered tie
prisoner, and Genl. Dupuy and A. j.
Coates represented the State in a
most forcible and successful manner.
The venerable Geo. Gibson, near
ICONS, has returned from Nashville,
whittier he went to have a cataract
taken from his eye. DR.. McClendsn
accompanied him. and Or Van
Lindsey performed the operation.
Mr.. Gibson's sight is expected to be
restored. Hope it may be so, as
this worthy old geAtlemen will thus
have the great blessing Of sight in his
declining years.
burst & Coleman have dissolved |
partnership, and Coleman q Co. are
their successors. Mr.. r. L. Walker
bought Mr.. bursts interest, and with |
j. r. Coleman, will conduct the Drug |
business under the name of Coleman
Il Co. John Coleman Is well-known |
as a most reliable and promising
young merchant and will win success.
Mr.. r. L. Walker is one of our most
valuable citizens and will be an influ- |
ept,al element in the Arm