The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-17
DENTISTRY.

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would do we'll to come forward an,
interview the Circuit Court Clerk.
J. ii. Nelson has been hear
from at Lulingand San ANTONIO
Texas. He is delighted; with wha
he has seen of the country aud j
hopeful Of getting employment soon
He has the best wishes of the Bulle.i
Another Great Reduction at Kahl
Bros. They have reduced their Fan
cy Dress Ginghams from 129 to Il
cents and the 10 cent quality 10
cents, which is lower than factor,
prices.
! We keep a full line Of Tinv are
Stoves and stove trimmings, Queens
ware Glassware, WOODWARD &c.
MOFFAT & co.
just think of the nice childrens and
Misses Hose at f. II. MayO's, selling
at 10 1-2c per pair. We will com
pare them with any in town at twice
that price. A5 2al
J. w. Wilkes, Of Cedar Chapel,
called and renewed his love to the
Bulletin by handing in the prce OF
subscription for a year. lie has
been constant subscriber for eigh-
teen years.
An endless variety Of white Dress
Goods can be seen at Kahn Bros.
Their 10 cents Victoria Lawn cannot
be duplicated for less than 10 cents.
Also the higher Grades are sold in
proportion.
What haslhecOme OF the project TO
establish hub and spoke factory at
Bolivar? Some weeks ago there was
much SAID about it, and part of the
stock taken. 1t is conceded that
such an enterprise at Bolivar would
pay good dividend to the stockhold-
ers and bring much good to the
town. Works of this sort pay at
other places which are not so accessi
bic to an abundance of good timber
and with no better shipping facilities.
Wherever they have been established
in the south, the owners have had no
reason to complain of the profits
realized. We hear of a churn factory
at Helena that pays handsomely, and
recently parties at De Walls Blnf
have gone largely into the manufac-
ture of boat oars.
We believe that light here in Boil
var axe and hoe haudles, well buck
cts and washboards, bread trays and
rolling pins, and forty other little
wooden articles can be. manufactured
at prrft.
Great Slaughter in Meno and Boys
and Childrens Clothing. SO, 900
worth bought at a Bankrupt Sale
and will be sold regardless of value
at KAHN BROS.
Persons wanting Ice in any quanti-
ty can get it by calling on James
Collins, Jr., in Bolivar.
Ii we cannot sell you your clothing
twenty-five per cent. lower than any
house in Bolivar, we will not ask you
to buy. All we ask of you is to
come and see.
F. II. Mayo.
Owing to hard times and having
a large Stock of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing &c, ON hand
we have dete, mined to reduce our
stock and will sell cheaper than the
Cheapest. Examine our Goods and
get our prices before buying.
KAHN BROS.
We have over $50 mems, boys
and children's suits. We bought at
40 cents on the dollar and can sell
them at less than it cost to make
them.
a5-2m FIJI. MAYO.
Owing to the great rush we had
last month we have given away all
Of our small Vases. But have 500
pairs that are worth 75cts to 81. l
pair will be given to each Cash pur.
chaser Of $500 or more of Goods.
KAHN BROS.
Nice line Of Lawns at ), z ID and
10 cents per yard. Linen Lawns at
Is % to % cents per yard. Better
grades of dress goods at low prices,
ut
a5-2m L. II. Mayo's.
A Dressing to beautiiy gray hair
every family needs. Parker's Hair
Balsam never fails to satisfy.
+. III. Mayo mas received the nj
cest and cheapest stock of Spring
goods he has ever received in Boil
ivar. 1t will be of interest to you to
70 and look at his stock. a5-2m.
Why do You Laugh!
Because I. ii. Mayo gives su:h
bargains in goods that l can't help it.
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