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

IT'S test, we buy in Car load lots
sold wholesale and retail
MOFFAT & co.
Great reduction in Tobacco anC
Snuff at KAHN BROS. Call 0,
them and get prices before buying.
The large lot Of Corsets at f. H
Mayo's at 90 cents each, are specia
bargains. AS 2n
Capt. Wood informs us that VIM
helms, of Pocahontas, was bound
over in bond Of 81, 900 for the killing
of Henley Stone.
McCormick's Reapers and Mowers
in stock, aud the simplest and best
machines made, sold on easy terms at
Mofat IL Co.'S.
Soft finish yard wide Bleached
Domestic 8 cents, former price 10
cents per yard.
KAHN BROS.
Judge Femtress is in town making
the necessary preparations for his
family, who will arrive on Friday to
spend the summer.
Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes and
Snathes, Hay Forks, Rakes &c.
MOFFAT & Co.
Remember that F. IT. MAYO'S
prices are always the lowest.
KAHN BROS are selling yard
wide Brown Domestic at 81 cents
worth s cents.
A beautiful assortment of wall pa
per Spring Styles just received at
Hammers, Jackson Tenn. ms SIN.
A. T. McNeal aud Frank Williams
are attending the Diocesan Conven-
ton, at GAINESVILLE, as delegates from
St. James Episcopal Church.
Frank Fentress, delegate to the
General Convention, accompanied by
his wife, left for Lexington, KY, on
yesterday.
Go to Kahn Bros and get all lin
min Colored bordered Hankerchiefs
ut 10 cents, Plain white 5 cents.
Wall paper. Wall paper at HAM
ner's Drug Store Jackson, Tenn.
Samples and prices sent OH applica-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] J. Polk, Mrs. J-J.
Dupuy, Mrs. II. w. Tate, Frank
Williams, and a. NJ. Lambeth attend
ed the Mozart Festival at Memphis.
A large stock of Sweeps, Shovels,
Scovill Hoes, Handled Hoes, Double
Shovel Plows, Feed Cutters &c.
MOFFAT & CO.
The boys have had good luck in
catching fish for the last week or two.
They demand good prices in the mar
ket.
The incest stock of Ladies and
Misses Custom made Shoes and
Newport Ties in town at MAYO'S
Jack SwInebroad is now in poses
sion Of supera bundance of puppies,
two litters having appeared at his
house the past week. Jack lays no
claim to the old ones or the young
ones, and would feel relieved if the
owners would take them away.
Young men if you will buy your
clothing from i. Fl. Mayo, you viii
never know hut what a tailor
cut them. They will At you just
as well. a5-2m.
Fluting Machines, Coffee Roasters
and numerous useful articles
at MOFFAT q Co.'S.
The Ladies Hose, offering at f. II.
Mayo's at u ID and % cents per
pair, are worth twice the money asked
for them. AS Pm
Teeth extracted without pain at
Nelson's, 318 Main St. Memphis
Tenn. 1y
NIrs. Austin Miller, Miss Minnie
Nicely and Misses Mary Joy and Mat
tic Belle Nelson, assisted by our
handy young friend, j. r. Coleman,
entwined beautiful flowers about the
Confederate Monun ent in court
square on Monday evening.
Mrs. Pybass has in store and is re.
ceIving from St. Louis, Louisville
and New York one of the best selec-
ed stocks of Millinery ever brought
10 Bolivar. She has Hats and Bon
nets in all the new shades and a line
Of Ribbons, Feathers and Flowers
that cannot fail to please. Ladies'
will do we'll to call and examine these
beautiful goods before purchasing