The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-07-06

Quite a number Of our town boys,
also Prot E, A, Fusch, of Hickory
Valley, are spending the week at
Dunlap Springs. These Springs
are beng more appreciated every
Nday-They are situated a midst love
ly grounds, and if kept up like they
should be, scores of people from far
and near wonld spend summer
there.
At 1890 Wed nesday a big gun
was fired and every house In town
closed in memorial of the Glorious
Fourth. Later IN the afternoon
Kid Meyerhein came out in a stage
coach drawn by his white goats
Times are lively and a heap Of it
VIII en- he and his goats are about.
Mr., G. r. Reynolds, Jr' a hand
some and clever young merchant of
this place and Nj SIS Nellie Green,
one of B9livar's faire5t, made a fly.
ing visit TO Evansville, Bethel
Springs and Purdy last week. Elk.
cursiOns like this through shady
valleys and over towering hills, by
lovely fields Of green and pastures
of sunshine, Intermingled with so
much lSve and romance must be
like hours Of perfect bliss.
A young lady living o. Poverty
Hill stepped through an excavated
place in the side walk while return.
ing from singing Wednesday night
and could not get 10 Jse withou
assistance Our town authoriti es
ought to lock after the walks in
that part of the city.
Miss Eva Walton, who Ii as been
teaching in the public schools at this
place will begin school at Glen
Hill, near Ioone, Monday the 9th
inst. Miss Eva Is highly competent
and accO npiished, and has the
honor of being classed as one Of the
| NEST practical teachers in the coun
ty. The Star wishes her unboun ded
pros perity-She deserves it.
In this issue will be found the
elegant Hote' advertisement Of S.
n. Duncan al WhteviIle, Tenn
Mr.. Duncan Is conduc tmg one OF
the very best hote Is His business
has been growing since the Midland
opened up, and will be largely m
creased by the lately established
hack lines. Parties wishing to 90
to Memp his in the evening can take
supper at WhitevilIe, aud go in or
the IA P. NJ; train. Those who
lodge with Mr.. Duncan will find
rooms and be is first class.
The Post office Departm ent al
Washington has authorized Rail-
way Mail Service to begin on the
Tennessee Midland between Mem
pins and jackson on the 23rd O.
this month. This gives Whitavlll,
three daily mails and makes it al
exchange office. Four rout agents
will be required for the service or
the Midland; this gives Mr.. Pnela1
a splendid opportunity to give SOM
Of our Hardeman beys good ia
chunk Of pie. "
| The Star calls attention to the
announcement of Hon James Phe
Ian IN this Issue. He is "A candi
date for reelection to our Nationa
Congress from this the 10th district
He IS brilliant, braInY, hard work
ing, clever, and true to his par ly
He has made a most excellent rec
ord as a representative Of the peOp!
and has a host OF warm friends VIII
will be delighted to see him re~nGm
mated aud reelected.
Col. w. H Amnons, Of Grains
vile, presented this Office with ,
sample of timsthy which measure
6 feet IN height. The Star is pleas
ed to know that 50 many are fall
ing INTO the new method of farming
but it does not know that timothy
makes better forage than herds
, grass or clover.
Statement Condition Of the Bank
L. on.L 1000