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The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
WILL HARDEMAN REPU B.
LICANS VOTE THEIR
. TICK BT?

The republicans of this county
are aIl farmers, They have a com
mon interest with the deu,ecrats.
The republicans II ed cheA p cloth
ing as we'll as the den!ecrais. The
republicans nee cheap baggin Z,
cneap tableware eAaa) w31,ns,
cheap sugar, cheap. .pZows, axes,
hoes, blankets, shaWls, bedaeads,
stoves and all necessariss a "elI as
deas ocrats. Then, why IL IT., that
the republicans don't vote tor the
men who favor giving them these
articles at One>halt what they noH
cost Ii the republicans :vOta Tor
their party nominees, they will 20 g
for men who favor present prices. al
part, and 10 part favor high er pr.ce'
They will vote foi men who are back
ing and encouraging the baggln2
robbers, the sugar rJbbbrs, the CT.
fee robbers, the c@ttOa thieves
the railroad tylants, the blood suck
ing bond holde,s, the millionaire
bankers, the public land grabbers
and every kind OF iniquiteus trsst
com blne, pool, corner, AMI monop-
oily in existence. W.. he repub-
licans of this colnty vot, Tor thsmf
We think not Vote for Clev Gland
Bob TayiOi and Carathersl
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

do. He has literally thrown a
he Fge around himself on all sides,
the association of others have no
charms for hi Be patient Lee,
for it is !. God trade and she will,
not be Jikeiy-tO want to rue back,
Mss TennIe Rose, of Nashville,
who is well known IN this neigh
borhosd. is the guest Of Mrs. E.
Rose this week. We heartily wei
come hef, and assure her that she
is an appreciated visitor at all times,
/ Misses Annie Lee Boyd, Of Bolts
var, and Bessie Alexaniier, of7Jsck-
son, stopped of here on their return
home from Grand Junction Mon
day. They retul ned 10 Bolivar Wed>
nesday, They were. she guests OF
Mr.. r. A, Mean Jtv,
Bonaml, or the don Key Of Castle,
L. like mOsiokthe stubbn4n cleatur
cot his kind, has >tred .to kick nj
another btg dust about. my answer
to his iiim9dest alta OK and siulce
! o. anathemas upon me-. He would
| kick the feathers from a vultare to
| get possession Of q carcass ten days
Old, ne is SO greedy, He paws and
and brays to get some one TO notice
him, and would kick at the U nj Ted
| States ifhethad room. He, says OF
account of1the busy s. asoa of the
| year. he hasn't time ito !. wri e, nEore
Hs! hail wouldn't he ike 10 hct
cut bis,breeches hrst. But now
his disposition is about rounded u
IN rhyme which I once remem G.
reading thus =
"The muie stoo o. he steam boat oeh
Tha land go4.I not cad
! hey pulled "a Bal-er round III neck
I AlId whac,ld hiuI ove1 Ike head.
| 'tYet obstinate and brave be oood,
As oern tbs scene 0 >a;e,
A ersa4u re 81 the pulI-b~e rood
A stubborn steaitast M -
! Remem Der that do noi visa .
take any advantage Of him becaus
he intimate he was So busy h
couldn't write more, for Am read,
for him to kick at any time. ] wouI'
have HIM to know that courses Xix,
| chickens sometimes coma home %
roos,,H therefore IsAa'l not feigneto
beso attentive to business. III
says he has heard of peopIewise il
their own conceit, f this be the
case, according to christian usage o
language he would have to cast GU
a very considera bic beam from. his
I. own eye before picking at a mote il
The eye Of his friend. Success t
The Star. VEsTA
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
ALL'S WE'LL THAT Ends
WELL.

The de m0cracy of Hardeman
county had regular monkey and
parrot tune all last week In attempS
ing 10 nominate candidate to rep-
resent the 'unterritied" vi that coun'
ty in the next legislature, Two
candidates were before the conven-
ton, one OF them was TOR Atkins
for Senator, and the other was for
Harris, The Atkins man only
lacked two or three votes OF having
the requisite twosthirds, and they
DalI0ted from Monday morning to
Saturday evening without result
They thea adjourned uutiI Mon :
day morning, when in a spirit of
compromise, the Atkins Nen wIths
drew their candidate, whs had IN sde
50 good race, aud substituted iu
him Mr.. w. \, Caruthers ano the
pronounced Atkins man, and h
was ne minated b. eccialnaIon
There is an old saying that abs wei
that ends well'-Jackson Trlbun
Il Sun.
No sir; 1t was no monkey aad
Parrot time Everything was ser
sibIe. business, aud determined.
more orderly or better manage
convention never assembled ia h.
county.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

Il The Day CON- ng When We vi !
Have a No. Fence Law il Tepnes-
see? Arguments and Facts from
al exchange.
eve have proven that the fences
OF the Stare OF Tennesses, AID f
every o ,ier Stale. cost more toan
,he land they enclose. They groau
and sweat over their taxes Of all
kinds, and yet willingly cling TO an
oIdzsystem that g he nost oppres-
sive aud costly. They al say that
they cannot afford to borrow money
and pay 6 Per cent, for the use and
set willingly pay from ten 10 fifteen
per ceut. tor lie repair ami use of
Old rotten, worn lenets. In vain
VS. have pointed out TO them that a
no fence" law mas beeu used sue, ess-
fa.:y-ia m 1, pDrl.i ,ns OF the Unit ed
States aud ali over Europe, that
thelr stock is well taken care OF anb
well managed Many p6rs;ons OF
Georgia, Esorii'anid South Carolina
h'tve -d1pted'it for years and Won
deg why al The world does not imi-
taie ,Eem. Com ng.sot4, . .t..om Chi
ego bg RAIL aota tence Is 10 be seen
in circle 81 .h4ndreds of mites.
Woul II ~, Ia4 eaE Far mers so
ciety to se.d messenger thrther
BndIearn.how they do without fen,
ces and yet raise more stock than
We DO, "-Galiatin Ex "a .niher.1
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

sugar" Hamilton, of Memphis, " as
endorsed unanimously by the "ceon'
convention last Tuesday for Con-
gress. Sugar" became very much
pulled on account Of the dusky
honor. and proceeded to howl aoeu'
demscratic frauds, and to giorify
repu blIean honesty. His s"mbre
audiences cheerai hi,a most lustli
whenever he prayed vocsierOusly Ol
cut au extra monkey shiRe.
Sugar" 10 right clever triCkster
hswever, and will do jUst as wei
for Phelan or NOrment 10 play with
as any other foot ball
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
TIER Business Is oount1

Probably no enc thing has caused
suca a genera; revival Of tI"d9 at
Savage Il EeneEson's Drug Store
az their CRYING away to their custo-
mers Of so many tree trial bottles OF
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con =
sumption. heir trade IS simpl Y
enormous in this very valuble arti .
Gle from the fact that it always
cures and never disappolnts. Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all threat aud lung diseases
quickly cured You can test il be
fore buying by gettipG ia trial 80
tie free, laegesslze -, @i
Warrntef !
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
Editor The Star:

Editor The STAR
Hickory Valley, Aug, .29th, 1888
l lear it reported that the late con-
tinted rains have greatly damaged
/ the corn and hay crop In this COM
muLily.
Peaches are becoming very scarce
but the fail and winter apples are
il abundance
Miss t,lnhie NUEment, aa &C.
complished and thorough young
lady OF VIII .t@yrIle VII open a school
here Monday WEI heartily well
come her1a to our MIDST and trust
that her success lbe unbogpgiea.
- A revival Il stprsg, ess at .Ibe
Brick Church this week, cOnd nc4ed
by Rev. Mr.. Russel. a largg-cfowd
was there Sunday, ahsI AMONG the
rest, was the smiling face OF the
local editor There IS ere 80 SER
mons and d:uner on. she ground
that day. g
Miss Willie Niece a pleasant
andamabie young lSg Of Texas Is
visiting the family Of Dr. p. ID. Alc,
Kin ME, iG.iss NeGee,5i, Or her re-
turn home from an extended visit
u North Carolina, SIC i. accom-
panied oy Prank Mes lnole Of \.
G. and be vii! see her s,i5oi. iaadeJ
IN The Lone ,5LH stats.
Miss Saline Ricaa5 sson, lei
Monday for Men t:ce.Io, Ark where
sae viii IA Gtr.culateIa lie 5vBA.-
College. ! verify hope that she may
gather treasures vi knowisdye flom
al OF lis sources, aud that her vycs,
like c.sapa.rasj snail sj.rsissxlth
ahrigtness.
Mr.. l. r. Pres witt, tie bands,,..g
Operator and agent 81 this place
see,na. 10 be quite sad s.1ce as ia
tended lsft Ior hes. hons in Color.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

J. w, Richardson, Esq, Of Hous-
ton county was nominated "a Clarks-
viile last Wednesday for Floater,
TO rep esent Louston, Cheatham
and &ont aomery counties in the leg
lsla,ure Esq, Richardson Is a
farmer, and one Of he leading
wheeleis of MS sounty. He Is a
safe man and vii make = good
representative. The IoIer.
Will he support General Atkins
for the u. 8. Senate?
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
Readaae ioilowina. N

Read,9he following. Ms o. IL
Gortis, Newark, -sAIk' saws. w as
down with s 0scess ST Lung. and
friends ana paysc;aas prJaJunc ed
me an lneuvable Consumptive.
Began taking Dr. Kings New
Discovery TOR Consumption, am
now GA my r!nrd bottle, and able
10 oversee Inc Work on any farm.
Ii Is the finest medicine ever made.
Jesse Middlewart, Decatar, Ohio-
says Had il nat been Ter Dr
Kings New Discovery Tor Uonsum D.
ton would Rave died of Lung
Troubles. Was given up by doe
tors. Am nov IA 0esi of health
ICY II. Samples bottles free at Saw
aye d Amersons Drug Sore
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
THE WONDERFUL SPREAD OF
HIS FAME.

No man was ever nOmin led fer
the Legislature in Tennessee whose
name and fame tra yeled 20 rap d;y
and 80 extensively As has w, a
CaruLhers Almost every paper in
Tennes ,ee has had something to say
about the HarlemAn nominee Sew
eral papers in orher states have
seen fit to honor him with fatterin z
notices. When he geta to the leglsIa-
ture, he will need no INTRODUCTORY,
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

RoL't l.. Alcorn, OF Putnam
county, an anti-Harrs man, was
nominated for the State senate from
Putnam. Cannon and DeKalb coun-
ties. The Toiler
And ,hese are all Middle Ten
nessee counties, which are said 30
be the stronghold Of Harris.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

The colored people or this caun-
" need to be freed from he rot Der
hands Of trusts, monopOlIcs, pools,
and corners; tlen, as we sand last
week, If they desire these wants re-
iieved, they should vote for w. a
CaTutheTs.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
-. FOR SALE.

| ha ye for sag = ouse, tract Of 100
acres OF land 4,IibiUinq ihe grow =
ino and thrifty town u Wniteville
on the Midland, iyihg on each side Of
the road. It's yell improved, has Il
sufici-nev % timber and water,
Also ~. ,rAct IL. III acres, lying on
the waters u Clear creek, I ola
mile from SAID town This is spleu-
did farm, and will prove most de-
slrable property to anyone wishing to
purchase. Address or call
e. A. DU Moan
Whiteville. Tenn.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
HeIleEnr che Iii

Helping Che High sid
To help the right sIie is not only
commendable IA a general point
OF view, but Is judioi0us and pru-
dent when that help is enlisted III
behalf OF the right side OF the body
just over the lower ribs in the re-
gion Of the liver The NEST eff
Gent help Is afforded 10y Hostetter'
Stomach BitteTs, and xnti-billous
medieine Of incom parable efficacy
Z IAactIon of the liver is accompa :
MED by constipation, sick headache,
fn RED tongue, nausea, occasional
vertigo, and unpleasant breath,
yellOWness of the skin aud ball 0t
the eye The author st4these synp-
toms, liver complaint, routed by
the B1tters Is accompanied BY them
in It's ffeht. Fever and ague, which
always involves tue liver. dyspe p
STA, EfleumaStsm, debility and KID
ney troubles are all m.aiadie. to sac
early relfef. .aud|sfinai care If winch
this standard and medicsDe .
adapted Don't use Il By dts and
starts, but 81 scientifically mat lis
full effects may re5H.t IA f.ertec
restoration o heaIta.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
Fub11c ,Not1oe

The undersigned gives public
notice chat he willapply under the
provisions of sections PAL and pap
Revised statutes Of the United
States for a REISSUE Of Bouaty Land
Warrant No 6992 for 40 acres issued
to him as 3rd Sergeant. Capt. K. p,
Neely''s company Col. Yoacum' 5
Regiment Cherokee War viii ch
said land warrant was lost or de-
stroyed and never located and
which is the property of the under,
signed: This 8th Aug. 1888.
= JOSEPH b: TEAGUE,
league. Hardeman 60 Tenn.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
d ID. s4IN

lfIH 9t'fAfITAR IN ERROR
\ Ter more ttra 4 weeks session
,t'g Isad,l6cki in he dsmoc.alic
.Ynvei1tea al Bolivar. WIS broken
by. the NJ t1irv raj Of both Manson
and ,NjtA qss and tina nomiaa ton ..
a. outsi3Br - dst NV tie new
iinaa' yEIa'ds' Is reg rds the United
S4,yes senatQfshi , IS not known, bat
i = aad9r5EaQ he, VIII vote the
way his.peUPke9ps ruet at the pri-
marles aud that will be for Harr's->
Memphis 6cimitar.
The Scimi,4r lies Mr. Caruthers
an injustice, vhen It says, 'Just
how the new .han sta Iids as regards
re United Eta4es Esenat rshlp S
not known" The truth is, tits well
knewn in Harieinan county now
Mr.. Caruthers stands: He isa pro-
nounced Atkins nam and has pied.
gvd himself to support A tkins. Mr.
Caruthers never could have se>
Toured he 8Jv6}es which had be ca
given Mr. NI.kts, mad his choice
| Tor senator Dol b6en known,
The Scirnitar Is IN error again,
when it makes tile fmp-tss.on that
primaries are to be held TO deter.
mine the cheioe DIT the people tor q
) Senator. 10. primaries have been
srdefed for thatpqE pose The choice
of the people Of This cOuAty is W ell
kuowp. At ieast two thirds Of the
democrats of thlssdOunty ate nued
the late legisIati Ne convent ion, and
| fluffy three tifths 34ot that number
| were tor Atkins4,~;
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
sc Won't for trusts, Pools, Cor
ners, aud Combines.

ners, aud Combines.
We had the pleasure recently Of.
hearing Senator Jesse Norment, Of
Bolivar, make a speech, IN which
ne went for monopoly, trusts, pools,
corners aud com binatinns in a way
that caased the farmers. who feel
the oppression of monopoly TO cheer
him Justify 1t was p number one
speech from a wheel stan !polnt, and
If Norment makes such speeches all
over the congressional district he
will make the cou est between him =
self and Hon. James PheIan q close
one. The farmers are looking for
en- to represent them who are
willing and Lave the courage Il
fight these illegal Combines
| Toiler ~
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
"A BRAN NEW
BARBER SHOP.

Geo. Young hes bought a bra
new barber outfitLnew foot yest
chair new everything. He has
opened up ia 4 81 door, South OF VII
EifSson's corUer ana North o. Nc
Meals cottage biocN. H. aollcits Al
share Of the town an o county pat
ronage, and guarantee Fatisf4 G.
ton. Give hni a trial
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
fhe GO. PIN Council.

Tie Republicans Of Hardeman
county met IL con vention at the.
Court House in Bolivar ON Tues
.dsya4ugnst 28th. .. g. Patrick,
was etecte1 permau mt Ga ,irai i,
L: q. Hairs and D. ID. Satn per-
Whnent secretaries. Fac colve l.
zion then proceeded to Iininate
e.tll'tD14te for county representa-
tive and Stale Senator B. +. b ,th :
of Bolivar wAs dominated tsr coun-
ty representa- Tvs by acclamat'o
and 4, j. kniiiu Of Ioene. tor stage
senator. After which deis Gates
were ele6ze / 0 attend the Congres>
yiousl aad Fiotep,al con yentions.
Col. T. "A. Hamilton OF Alempnll
and candidates for the Cofigfessi -
al nomination was4preseut and made
speech the delegates wer ms
st,ueted Tor him. a resolution was
passed indorsing z, B. Harris fol-
Fio.tsr. Speeches were a $50 ma Il
oy i + Booth and Dsck Il 0usiitln
T.-G PATRICK, Char M
| 7 3, HARRI-.{
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
BUSINESS. AND RESIDENCE
LOTS FOR SALE 4AsTsWHI re-
.s>,l VILE.

J. have. gate number of cow
nienI and elegant Business and Resi-
dence Lots for sale in the growing
ana prom sjug. town OF Whiteville.
W. hi. NORMEET.
WhiteviiIe, Tenn
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
BOLIVAR. TEN ~

Brother W A. Oaruthers, the
Hardemao county nominee for the
legislature is q strong Atkins man q,
SO says The THiler.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
THY IFl No HUHBUa!

R- For the tobacco aud f,a ml,h
let descriptive Of its.Elstares APP
plie.i to the trade in genera Re.
iaii trade supplied BY
s.fs0oAs. Nh - GO, e mp Is. rsu
ffarpa,s4u 4 ca, l. +. FaEgtt0t 4 -
Wynn. 4 Co Oliver BA41ss G.B
srrs1z .ss4sf, "a
ymphia, rena.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31
HYGLEAI
i R'lfisRf1s DISCOVERY !
Tobacco An d TO Heal tn.
4 NEW OBACCO.
AtAsUFACT UEED BY
1895 {, WILL rs { Co.,
Richmond IN

Under formula prepared by Pro.
MalIet ut the University II va
ANTI-M ALARIAL. ANrI-DYsgEPrT
A Good Servine AMI an Excellen
Chew
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

a = II -
Don't suffer any longer. D gt urc an
ner's Infall bic Neuralgia Cur :; me only
intsllibie cure on earth for all t9rus of
neuralgia aud neryUus headache. KIN
gum Root Medicine ~ : Manufacturers.
Nashville. enn. 30 cents pei box, sSota
all drsggist. 49,.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-31

he D." 5aIve IL the wJrid tor CU'
Bruises, Sues. Ulcers, Salt Rhrum, Feve
ores, s.eor, Caapped Haads, Chilblsins
Corns, and all kin Eruption. aud post
~ clr@- 'lles, or no pay fequne ed II
aranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
new refunded Price y cen. per
For sale by Savage & Emerson
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. a3D. 1888

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT 23D, 1888.
rVNRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah
Il Standard Time, which Is 50 minutes slower
than city time.
NORTHWARD.
No. 66.* No. 14s No. U.s.
Lv Savannah. 90. e:%5 a m 124S p III $40 IN
Ar Beaufort 110:l7a m 500 m -.......-
Ar AlleDdaIe.. 1918 q N 1873 pm .......-
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Ar Charleston. 12:OOnoon $50 In l:5 10
SOUTHWARK
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Lv Augusta ...... ......... 12'&5 pm .."...--
Iy Alendale. .. 1880 m 2:40pm ........-
Iy Beaufort. 7:22a IN 2:43 m ..
Ar Savannah -. 10:40 q III t:40pm GAIA m
*Daily. tDaiy excepi Sunday.
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Train No. 7s stops only at Monteith, Hardee-
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FT.oRInA.

According to the late register there are
so whites and 423 colored voters in Clay
bunty.
another candidate for superintendent of
enools Is ia the field in Madison cjunty-
;. N. Richardson.
Mrs. Howard, from Dunedin, is putting
" mrs class boarding house near the new
hiiway depot at st. Pete 'sburg.
1he First National Bank Of Pensacola
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Has a Good Deal to Do.
Ftom the Sengta Ca Sentlnel.

From The Sen0td (Gd-) Sentinel
We have got out the paper THIS week
under difficulties. Besides working in the
office we have been cooking, washing dishes,
keeping house and nursing. We have been
SO placed on account of the arrival of boy.
Such will happen in an editors family
occasionally.
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The Only Two Independent Lines.

The Richmond Terminal company ami
the Americus Preston and Lumpkin rail
road are now about the only two independ-
ent railroad lines left in the country. 1t is
to be hoped that nei, her system will be
1scOopedn by the other
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SUBURBAN RAILWAY ).
City and Suburban Railway

eAvATNAH. Ca, Oct. Q, 1888.
nN and after WEDNESDAY, Sd inst, the
~ following schedule will be run Oh the OUT
SIDE LINE:
LEAVE ARRIVE LEAVE ISLE LEAVE
CITY CITY, OF HOPE. MONTGOMERY
-
1928 a. m. $40 a. M. 6:l5 a. m. $50 a. m
S:25 D. m. 900 D. m. 1873 p. IN. $40 y. IN
s+7:O0 %. IN 600 .. m. 5:B p. IN. 5:lO D. IN.
Every Monday morning there will be u train
for Montgomery at $3.50 q. m.
*This train will be omitted Sundays
This train leaves half hour later on Sat
urday evening. -
JAMES II. JOHNSTON, President.
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Phillips Diregtible Cocoa

Produces a feeling of lightness and buoyancy,
as against that of weight, headache and depres-
sion, so common with the ordinary cocoa. Your
druggist and grocer have it.
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RAILROADS.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF GEORGIA,

SAVANNAH TO NJ
STANDARD TIME, Doth NIEEIIIAN9