The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1884-10-16

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The Bulletin was held up this week wait
ing on election returns.
The corporation tax-gatherer is prepar-
ing to march against the inuocents.
We learn that DIR. T. E. Moore, who is at
Hot Springs is improving.
Mr.. A. W. c. Lewis has been confined to
his room for some time by III health.
Miss Lila Redd Of whitcvilIe, is vii =
ing the family Of Mr.. w. w. Farley, in
B5livtr
Miss Anuie Mcneil, of Lagrange, is Wis
iting the family of Mr.. G. G. Adams, in
Bolivar.
Read the local of J. A Wilson, calling
attention to bis splendid stock of dry goods
Just received
Read the interesting line Of locals Of liar
kins & Dmrcit this week. They are fully
abreast Of the times in their purchases this
season ahd are prepared to offer the public
every advantage.
Gotten has been rolling in This week live
~, and!5,sincss men have begun to step a
little ljv, Her, and look a little 'pcart"r,"
and if you will look at our advertising
columns you Within they feel a lite bet
ter.
DIR. Thompson, and family, of Gainesville,
returned Wednesday from Hot Springs
where they have been spending the summer
We arc glad to say that DIR. Thompson has
been improved in health.
The Fair at Jackson, which commences
next Tuesday, promises to be very interest
irg. The attendance will be large. Ii you
want to have big time go to the Jackson
Fair
Wecall attention to the new card in anoth-
or column Of MofTat & Go. Bolivar. They
are gentlemen well known in IIardeman
county, and arc popular. Sec their card
and if YOU want anything in the hardware
line call on them. They now occupy the
PostofEice and adjoining building.
= ~ " lA~DiA HAS Just lettti A+StA II jim AAlN
east and invite the public to call and ex-
anime hisnew stock of goods, which is now
cotuyIcte. lis goods were selected with
great care, and bought at the very lowest
prices and he intends giving his patrons
the advantage of it. Best goods at lowest
prices his motto Call and see him. 1t
8cv. e. b. McNcal, assisted by Rev w
G. Inman, d. d. Of Humboldt has been hold
ing very interesting series of meetings at
the Baptist church in Bolivar this week.
Much interest has been manifested and the
ministers are very much encouraged.
Ne have received a handsome compila-
ton Of the movements and fluctuations in
cptton fiom 1870 to 1884, inclusive by La
than, Alexander & Co, bankers and cotton
commission merchants Of New York. The
book is handsomely executed and is perfect
in arrangement. The book is not publish
cd for sale, but is given to the friends and
patrons OF the popular establishment Of
Latham, Alexander & Go.
DR.. E. II. Mcbride Of Jackson, for some
time correspondent Of the Bulletin ut that
place, will leave Saturday for California,
where he will make his home in future. DR..
Mcbride is an accomplished gentleman and
skilled physician. He has fine social
qualities and will soon Ice as popular on
the golden shore" az in his odd home in
Tennessee: We wish him great success.
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We invite the especial attention Of the
ladies to our entirely new stock. We guar
antce the best OF attention, and always take
The greatest pleasure in trying to please
HARKINS & DURREIT.