The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1897-10-01

have investigated the matter thor
oughly ana find that there is NJ
foundation Cor the report.
Mr.. E. T. Futrell, of Hickory
Valley, is another progressive
young man that has just arrived
seeking information on the Chill Of
Lights. w. B. University
Jackson Dispatch.
Trim med and untrimmed
Hats from twenty cents to
five dollars.
MISSES BENNETT & BLACK.
Mrs. J. D. Swinebroad pur-
chased last week the millinery bust
ness of Mrs. K. A. Pybass. Mrs.
Swinebroad is a lady of taste and
experience in the millinery line.
She proposes TO keep on hand a well
selected stock of goods. Her par
Iors are at Mrs. Pybass' old stand,
adjoining DR.. Tate's office. She
respectfully solicits public patron
age and guarantees satisfaction.
See advertisement elsewhere.
New stock of Dolls, AL
buns, Bibles and pretty
goods suitable for presents,
just received at Hudson 5
r. NJ. Redfearn has opened a
new saloon in the Coates Black.
He will keep on hand a well select
ed line of WHISTLES, wines, cigars,
tobacco, etc, and respectfully So
licits share of the public patron
age. He guarantees satisfaction
and courteous treatment. We di-
rect attention to his advertisement
which appears elsewhere in to-day's
paper.
MIR. J. V. Curtin has an adver-
tisement in to-day's BULLETIN in
forming the public that within the
next ten days he will be ready to
furnish rough lumber, laths, shin
giles, ETC., promptly and at low
prices. Mr.. Curtin is an experienced
mill man and heightened gentle
man, thoroughly reliable in every
respect. He will give personal at
tention to his business, and will be
glad to receive public patronage.
Miss Maggie Black, of the 18th
district, has purchased the interest
of Miss Mary Bennett in the milli-
merry business, and the style of the
firm is now Misses Bennett 81
Black. These ladies have just re-
ceived a we'll selected line of fall
millinery and invite the public to
call and inspect their stock at
Sweeton 81 Blacks store.
AT the top of the column, on
the fourth page OF to-day's BULLE-
TIN, appears the advertisement of
the J. S. Menken Co., Memphis.
They have thirty stores under one
roof, filled with every article of
wearing apparel necessary for men,
women and children. Menken's is
noted for low prices and honest
dealing. When in the city call on
them. They will take pleasure in
entertaining you at their magniti-
cent establishment. Catalogue and
samples sent on application.
We can furnish coal by the
barrel or wagon load at a
moments notice, and save
you paying outso much mon
cy at once.
j. w. TATE & SON.
Here's a marriage notice that
appeared in an exchange: "Mar-
ried at Flintstone, by the Rev. Mr..
Windstone, Nehemiah Whitestone,
and Miss Wilhelmina Sandstone. :"
This is getting mighty "rocky"
and there's bound to be a "blast-
ing" of these ''stony" hearts before
many pebbles appear on the con-
nubial beach. The grindstone of
domestic infelicity will sharpen the
ak of discord and jealousy, and
sooner or later one or the other of
this pair will rest beneath a tomb
stone. Then look out for birthstone.
Large line different shapes
and styles of Fall Millinery
Just received. Come and
examine stock.
MISSES BENNETT d BLACK