The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1886-11-05
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on election day to vote the straight
demo crStic ticket.
Go TO c. d. Moquin, to have your
Painting and Papering done, new
designs In ceiling and wall decora-
lions.
Rey. Mr.. Hammer, Of Memphis,
closed a series OF meeting at the
Methodist church on Wednesday
night last.
A full line of Paints, Brushes, very
cheap at Hudsons,
All kinds Of Story Books. Novels,
Poems, &c, very low at
Savage & Emerson's,
Mr. James Phelan has been elect
ed to congress from this district
by about $500 or 1000 majority. He
carried every county N the district.
vessel Lamps and Lamp Goods
cheaper than any house in B olivar.
Try US. Savage & Emerson.
Mr. Thompson's majority for
Floater, III this county and Fayette is
about 700.
We have just received a full line
Of Hair, Tooth. and Nail Brushes
Ill 4 ~
Savage IL Emerson.
Jesse Normenfs majority for Sen
ator, in this County and McEairy,
is from 900 to 1000. Full returns
from McNairy have not yet been re-
ceived.
q. d. Hcqmn, has the job Of
rePaintng the Court House
VIXEN nature faltsrs and requires help
recruit her enfeebled energies with DR.. J
II. AcLean's Strengthening Cordial anG
sliced Purifier. Sl.0O per bottle.
We notice Col. VIM. Nuckolls
out at tie polls on Tuesday. He
IS ons Of the Oldest men in the
county, but never fails to go to the
polls. lie has been voting the
democratic ticket for nore than so
years. We hope he may live to vote
many times yet.
&c to Hud sons for School Books.
Sayags q Emerson keep The best
Head Light Coal Oil in Bolivar.
The vote in this county, on Tues
day last, was very hs'.s oac It
should nave been 400 or 800 heavier
with a fan vote, the democratic
1nAjurity could, easily, have been
swollen to 1000. Considering the
smallnoss of tho vote, the democratic
majority is large; better III fact than
it was either two or four years ago.
Try that good Coal Oil, and Firo Proof
OIL at nudson's.
Buy y l7 Drugo, Paints, Ola, Brushes
Window filass, Putty, Stationary, &c a
Iiudson's lie cells cheap.
Reports from nearly every dlH-
trict in this county arc, that many
colored voters voted the streight
dem 5cratc ticket on Tuesday last. |
This was notably true in the 18th !
district, where only one colored
voter vSted the Republican ticket
The co!orcd people are rapidly |
throwing off the shackles by which |
republican office seekers have held |
them ever since the war and are
asserting their independence. They |
see that the white republican office |
seekers have no use for then when |
an election is not on hand.
For Drugs, Paints, Oils Window |
Glass &C., go to Savage & Emerson
Poems, Novels, snd Books BY the |
thousand, at Hudson's Call and see what
q bsau.iiul stock he
The returns indicate clearly that
Esqr. Blair, the so-cailod IndepenL- !
ant candidate for representative
secured the sold republican vote !
outside of the Bolivar district, and |
he only lost about 90 votes here, the
home Of Mr.. Miller. In every other
district he run with the balance of |
the Republicsn ticket.
Mrs. Il. S. Bishop, of Hickory |
Valley, is very SIGH, Her phys clans
are fearful that she may not recover. I
Prof. Z. A. Fusch's school, at !
Hickory Valley, is still closed on
account of the prevalence of fever |
in that community. One or two |
ether sections of this county have |
been afflicted in a similar manner. !
Mr.. w. T. Armistead, one Of our
best business men, has accepted a /
place with the well-known cotton |
and commission house of p. McCad- |
den & Co., of Memphis. We con-
graduate this excellent firm on hav-
secured the services Of Mr.. Arn6stead. |
Mrs c. NJ. Black, died at the
home Of her husband, in Hickory |
Valley, ON Wednesday morning
last, at 4 o'clock, allie ran illness oil
OF sumo weeks, Of Typhoid fever.
She was an estimable christian
woman, and will be greatly miss