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

Call and see, at d: E. DURRETT
Miss Lizzie Brown, charming youn
lady OF Jackson, Tenn Is visiting tn.
family Of Mr.. e, +. Cornatzar this week
A nice lot of Ladies and Misses
Slippers just received at d, E. Duro
rett's
Mr.. John Cornatzar, operator at Hum
boldt, is home for few days.
Or, D. J. Newbern and lady lett for
Searcy, Ark, Wednesday and will lie
gone three or four weeks, The Star wishes
them pleasant visit.
Mr.. Jas. A. Wilson, son OF our
merchant, who has been after ding
a school at Henderson, Tenn, re-
turned last evening to spend vaca
ton at home.
The Cedar Chapel community is
full of fux, wheelers, and Bob
Tay lOrites
A sw eeter and more lovely gath"
sring of young ladies never assem>
bled at any town in the south than
came together at Cedar Chapel On
the ':Glorous Fourth
Or. Green, OF Fayette county ,
brought down the auHienee at
Cedar Chapel last Wednesday by
speaking of our Legislators US
''shuck pen'' lawyers
BY doing something to add to the
happiness of others, your own will
be increased,
If you would live a successful
life, form early habit of making
everything you attempt success,
The season when people seek a
change for recreation, pleasure and
health is at hand.
Rev. 4. b; Mcneil, preached
two able aud practical sermons at
the Baptist Church Sunday and at
night.
Capt. A. H.Rose, is with friends
and relatives in town this we ek
The Star is IN re :eipt Of severa
newsy letters this week viii Oh We
have net space 10 publish.
Mr.. Ike Kahn and family return
ed from Louisville Monday where
they buried their little by, Claudio
who died the 22nd Of June.
Mr.. Jake Kahn, of Louisville, /
here on visit for a few weeks
The Star IL glad to ses him among
his friends gain.
Rev, @. NJ. Savage, principal OF
the Male and Female College, a
Eag les Vile, Tenn; also orme
pastor Of the Baptist church a
this place, will begin a cries 0
meetings here the 3rd Sunday inst
Prof. Savage has host OF fri end
here to bid him welcome,
Mr.. 0. B. Polk, was in town thi
week and reports that his prosPec
for crop was never more fl altering
Mr.. Polk is one Of our most sYs
tematic farmers, and nee i to b
congratulated.
Messers. Walter WelIo rs, JOIN
Ctinson and Others Of Grand juno
ton spent the 4th here. 1t must hav
been quite dull TO the u as most Of
our young folks always so out to tn
springs on that day.
Miss Mary Smith, has returned
from Chicago, where she has beef
teaching in the public sea ools and
also attending a Normal Institute II
that city.
TT. Fuller, col, grocer and barber
Toone, lost his dwelling house and 1t
| contents Tuesday morning by fire. \
insurance. The origin of the fire is NJ
known, but supposed to have caught fro
a defect in the stove fue. Tom is a clevI
honest and peacablG citizen and The St;
trusts his loss may soon be replaced.
Mrs. Cleveland wears Gainesboroug
hat with wide curled brim an
white ostrich tips. We would suggest
Mrs, Frances that pretty headdress, AN
one M UGH more in keeping with goo
Democratic taste, might be made with Il
aid of new red silk band9nna.
The chief editsr has bseu a"sen
all this week, an d the arduous Ia
bOrs of getting up the paper have
fallen upon the local man. HsweV9
we are IL accord except upon tw
Questions, and both of these-prohI
bi ton and the Blair bill-are extine
Lewis Umphlet, a young bus
ness man OF jackson, was drown
cd in Hatchie river, at Hale hi
station last Wednesday evenin
while bathing. He had come dow
ell the Midland with party {
his Jack son trends for sporting al
fishing,
: Every merchant Ia town Ougi
{ to close their stores ut O'Clock l
NJ every night during the week eX
| -. Co., L., ttufit Fl Onsu,