The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-03

per dozen,
Bob and Knox McCarley caught a
fifty-nine pound catfish in Spring
Greek ON Tuesday morning,
Great reduction in Tobacco and
Snuff at KAHN BROS. Call on
them and get prices before buying.
The large lot of Corsets at T. II.
Mayo's at 90 cents each, are special
bargains. 40 Pm
Soft finish yard vide Bleached
Domestic 8 cents, former price 10
cents per yard.
Rev. John Park of Pensacola. Fla.
will visit his many Bolivar friends in
June. A hearty welcome awaits
him.
KAHN BROS are selling yard
wide Brown Domestic at 6! cents
worth cents.
A beautiful assortment of wall pa
per Spring Styles just received at
Hammers, jackson Tenn. ms 3m.
The Kahn Bros this week knock
the bottom out If the prices Of goods.
They make war ON high prices and
are cham ion buyers and sellers OF tie
cheapest and best goods.
F. II. Mayo is offering better in
ducements than he has ever been
able to offer before-bargains in
nearly every line of goods.
Go to Kahn Bros and get all lin
uin Colored bordered aankerchiefs
at 10 cents, Plain white cents.
Wall paper, Wall paper at Ham
ner's Drug Store Jackson, Tenn. !
Samples aud prices sent on applica--
ton.
The nicost stock of Ladies and
Misses Custom made Shoes and
Newport Ties in town at MAYO'S !
Young men if you will buy your
clothing from I. II. Mayo, you will |
never know but what a tailor
cut them, They will fit you just
as we'll. a5 2m. |
Mayor Coates is making a capital |
officer, Under his administration
loafing characters are scarce and pro-
family and vulgarity are at dis
count on the streets.
If times are hard and money
scarce with you +. II. Mayo's is the
place for you to buy your goods. |
iIe has made his prices easy for all. |
A5 Pm
Z. A. Early, leading coIored
teacher of Medon called, and reports
the educational condition of his race
improving in his section.
The Ladies Hose, offering at F. II.
Mayo's at II ID and 25 cents per
pAIr, are worth twice the money asked
for thom. AS Pm
DR.. q. w. Morrow, so well-known
in all this section, was in town this
week, He is looking hale and hand
some in his old age.
Teeth extracted without pain at
Wessons, 3l8 Main St. Memphis
Tenn. "
The ladies of the NJ, z. Church
Aid Society did we'll with the Festival
of last week-also with the one held
last evening. They realized hand
some net proceeds.
Just think of the nice children and
Misses Hose at +. II. Mayo's, selling
at y l2c per pair. We will com
pare them with any in town at twice
that price. A5 2m
Watches, diamonds, Jewelry, sill
ver-ware, cutlery and finest gold
goods at V. b. Ihayer's the live lew
eler, Memphis, Ttun. 265 Main street
Repairing of fine watches and jewel
ry speciality. lilly
Bishop Miles andElder Payne Of
the Colored NJ. f. Church of Ameri.
en- will hold District Conference in
Bolivar on the 18th inst. We arc
| glad to recognize the evident pr,
gress and growing influence of this
large body of chSistian workers,
| So Hoods, soarfs, ribbous and any
fancy articles can be made any colo,
wanted with the Diamond Dyes
All the popular colors.
DR. J. S. Porch and family o
Pocahontas leave in a few DAYS f.,
their new home at Temple, Texas
DIR. Porch will be greatly missed il
his section. He is a sterling citizen
We heartily commend him 70 In,
people of Bell Co., Texas, as a mos