The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-10

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year. He will carry out all une,
PRED subscriptions and existing az
vertising contracts made with th
Bulletin, and is authorized to colleC
amounts due on subscription ard ad
refreshments now carried.
e. w. Armistead.
May Z 1888.
DIR. T, j. Robertson of Clover
Port has been called home from Texa
by the death of his son. He anC
family expect to leave soon to reside
permanently in Texas. Success Il
this worthy family.
Yard wide soft finished Bleached
Domestic q at T. Ii. MAYO'S,
Capt. Robt. Gates, of the Jackson
Tribune and Sun inaugurated the
movement TO induce immigration to
| West Tennessee Ills labors for
years past are now about to result i'm
substantial goodly facts. COMMITS.
siOner McWhister and the Illinois
Central r. r. are actively at work
to pour a tide of excellent land buy
ers and settlers into the Western Dis
trict this Fall. Capt. Gates deserves
credit for his far-seeing sagacity. He
is preparing TO cooperate heartily
with the abOve-named parties in help
ing to build up our section and infuse
new life into this fair land. He will
soon make public his plans and We
hope our people will cordially second
his programme.
Another Great Reduction at Kahn
Bros. They have reduced their Fan.
cy Dress Ginghams from l23 to 10,
cents and the 10 cent quality TO 8
cents, which is lower than factory
prices.
J. A. WILSON las just received
large and well selected spring Stock.
Call and examine them. lie will
not be underSold for Cash.
An endless variety Of white Dress
Goods can be seen ut Kahn Bros, |
Their 10 cents Victoria Lawn cannot
be duplicated for less than 10 cents.
Also the higher Grades are sol1 in
proportion.
" e have received an invitation To
address a Sunday School Mass
Meeting 1T New Castle on the 18th. !
The WhitevilIe schools and those !
from other points will be present,
THIS will he a most interesting occa-
sion. The Well-known hospitality
of the people Of New Castle is guar
antee that it will be All elegant af-
fair.
Great Slaughter in Meme and Boys
and Childrens Clothing. $4,000
worth bought at a Bankrupt Sale
and will be sold regardless oI valve
1t KAHN BROS.
Persons wanting Ice in any quanti-
y can get it by calling on james
Collins, Jr in Bolivar.
If we cannot sell you your clothing {
twenty-five per cent. lower than any
lOuse in Bolivar, we will not ask you
a buy. All We ask of you is to ,
come and see.
F. II. Mayo.
Owing to hard times and having
large Stock Of Dry Goods, Boots
md Shoes, Clothing &c, on hand )
We have deter mined to reduce our |.
took and will sell cheaper than the ,,
cheapest. Examine our Goods and /.
ret our prices before buying.
KAHN BROS,
Thorton's Liver medicine cures all c
disorders of Stomach and Liver. {
ThOrton's Chill Cure, Thorton's L
liver medicine, TbOrton's Buchu s
nd Praira Bravo, the great family '
medicines.
Owing to the great rush We had
asst month we have given away all
f our small Vases. But have 500 |
,airs that are worth 75cts to 81. l J
air will be given to each Cash pur.
.haser Ut $500 or more Of Goods.
KAHN BROS,
Fashioas.-It does not matter this
ummer what style the mother |
dopts. hel child will suffer from
}oIic, Diarrhea, Worms, Heats, or
sores upon the skin, unless she gives
Or. Motiett's Teethina (Teething
'owders). i
We have over $50 mems, boys t
md children's suits. We bought at
% cents on the dollar and can sell |
hem at less than it cost to make :
hem.
a5-2m F. III. Mayo.
MARRIED $
Al the residence of Mr.. Ben An b
erson in district No. 2 of Harde-
nan County, Tenn. on Thursday
vening May 3rd, 1888. Mr.. w. h.
}hauncey and Miss Tabitha Lam t
eth.