The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-24
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I Z. X. RiddIck, Esq Of Somorvili
was in Bolivar on a business visit OF
Monday.
Ice Crepm Freezers at
MOFFAT d cos,
DR.. NJ. N. Smith, a popular ply
stefan Of Cedar Chapel, called OF
/ Monday.
just received at T. II MAYO's
500 PAIRS of Ladies and Misses Gus
tom made Shoes and Newport Ties,
Which viii be sold very cheap.
There was a light snow at Poca
houtas on Monday.
You will save money by getting
/ j. H. MAYO'S prices before buying
| W. 3. Faust, Of Pocahontas, caught
a catfish last week that weighed go
pounds
Sundays storm did considerable
damage TO fences and timber and I'M
rooted few houses northeast and
southwest ofPocahoutas.
Coal Oil 16J test, Head Light Oil
175 test, we buy in Car load lots,
solu wholesale and retail
MOFFAT & co.
The large lot of CorSets at T. Il.
Mayo's at 80 cents each, are special
bargains. AS I'm
A superior line Of Ladies Ha.s at
Mrs. Pybass'.
Mccormick Reapers and Mowers
in stock, aud the simplest and best
machines made, sold on easy terms at
NIofat & Cos.
Elder ]. w. Gooch, of Corlnth
will preach at the Baptist Church,
Bolivar, on the 4th Sunday in May
at IL o'clock A. M. and $50 p. n.
Call and see all the new styles Of
Hats and Bonnets at Mrs, Pybass.
Rev. John S. Park, Of Pensacola
Fla, Will preach in the Presbyterian
Church next Wednesday and Thurs
day at S p. IN.
Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes and
Snothes, Hay Forks, Rakes &c.
NOFFAT & Co.
Hats and Bonnets artisticaIly
trimmed by Mrs. Pybass,
Remember that +. II. MAYO'S!
prices are always the lowest.
DR.. J. s. Porch, late Of Pocahontas,
has located as a merchant at the
prosperous young town Of Temple,
Bell Co., Texas.
A beautiful assortment of wall pa
per Spring Styles just received att
jackson Tenn. ms 3m.
Judge Milton Brown, OF Jackson,
diod on the 18th inst. He was well |
known in this community where he
had very many faiends.
Wall paper. Wall paper at Ham
ucr's Drug Store Jackson, Tenn. |
and prices sent on applica-
ton.
T. J. jackson, of, No u, was in to
see US on Saturday. We saw HIN
last away out in Texas.
Mrs. Pybass has a superb lot o.
Ribbons, feathers and Flowers.
A large stock of Sweeps, Shovels,
Scoyill Hoes, Handled Hoes, Double
Shovel Piows, Feed Cutters &c.
MOFFAT q co.
We had a furious storm of wind
from the northwest on Sunday, accom-
panied by heavy rain. The wealth
er since has been very cold, for the
season.
The incest stock of Ladies and
Misses Custom made Shoes ana
Newport Ties in town at MAYO'S
Nothiu g but immediate favorab,
weather can revive the spirits Of our
farmers Work on the farms is well
up. tut the cold weather, the present
week, has had a depressing effect on
all vegetation.
Don't forget the closing exercises
Of Prof. Futrall's school, at Clover
Port, Tomorrow.
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.
Fluting Machines, Coffee Roasters
and numerous useful articles
at MOFFAT & Co
The Ladies Hose, Offering Mt f. II.
Mayo's at II 1-2 and % cents per
pair, are worth twice the money asked
for them. A5 2m
Teeth extracted without pain at
| Wessons, 31S Main St. Memphis
Tenn. 1y
DR.. Moore is up ard about but
not well. There WIS a reduction OF
thirty pounds in his avoirdupois with
in ton days.