The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-04-27
Millinery! Millineryl!

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Mrs. Ida Wilson has opened an ele
CANT millinery store at Mrs Belle
Pledges cid stand on Market street
She has a large and beauti full stock
of the latest spring styles. Call and
see for yourself
We have full line Of Watch es.
Clocks, Jewelry and Silver Ware
at reduced prices for the next so
days. LIGHTFoRT & Co.
Mr.. Eddie Harrison, of Nelo n,
brother to the handsome and stylish
Jim Harrison, salesman of
Barrett Bros., was in town this week
Mrs. Jake Kahn and family ais
Miss Bertha Flexner of Louisville
and Miss Mamie Frank, of Mem phis
are visiting relatives in town.
Mr. John T. Hillsman, of Nash e,
vile, revenue collector for the 9Th
district, was in town this week.
Mrs. J. E. Harkins has returned
from an extended visit to Fulton,
Tenn, She was well pleased with her
lengthy visit, but reports that there
is no place like Bolivar.
Our reporter is beginning to ZEAL,
ize the full meaning Of that great
est OF Saxon verbs, "to hustle"
Mr.. w. A. Mercer, formerly a
prosperous and highly respected
grocery merchant of this town, re-
turned from Fert Smith, Ark,
where he has be en- prospecting, Tues
day evening.
We understan d that a relative Of
our livery man, Mr.. Tom Newbern,
sent HIM a very fine plugherse
from Idaho a few days ago. Boys
you ought to stop i'll and ask to see
it.
Misses Julia and Nellie Cassel,
berry, also Miss Matte Burrows,
three most miable and popular
Young ladies from district 20 were
in tewn hopP ing this week
Col RIP. Wilkinson has been wal
lowing IN a bed of rip c straw berries
for the past week. Why doesn't
he think of the Star?
IsSall be at Hickory Valley on
May, the 7th and 8th, and at Grand
junction on the 9th and 10th.
All persons desiring dental work
done, will meet me at the above
place, on the day men toned.
Reasona bic prices charge d, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
DIR ). Dickson
Our county superintendent o
instruction has decided that he has
no legal right to issue warrants to
pay district clerks for assessing the
scholastic population. The dist riot
directors must hereafter sign the
W arrant to pay the clerks for said
service.
The idea that young chickens
should be given no water to drink
until they are several days old is
erroneous. They should have
water Immediately after their first
feed, and it should be kept con-
stantlY before them, fresh ana pure
thereafter.
What's the natter asked a gen
IL eman, approaching a crowd on
the street. "Man run over by
wagon and leg broken" Heavens"
he said, forcing his way to the
PROSTATE form. S topping down, he
whispered; IN y friend, don't yoa
want a laRyer?"
Mr.. P. F. Wilkinson, of the
South side, bought ~ haIns ana
shoulders from the Misses Cara way,
Of district -, this week, They
averaged from % to % poun DIS,
and we're paid for in cash at the
rate of 11cts per pouad. This is
enterprise.
The Star, after 4 careful canvass
reports 80 per cent of Hardeman
county. ter Gov. Taylor's re>nomi-
nation, and feels perfectly safe IN
saying that any man who goes to
the convention and votes other
wise, misrepresents his constituents
? We call attention to the preies'
I sional card of DIR. @. r. Grain in
this issne. He is in every respect wor
, by Of patronage and guarantees 5 at
isfaction if you will only give him
n trial. Look cut for his locals il
, The Star.