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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05

The Gazette says the Fencibles will come
in fatigue uniforms: The Panther City
Fencibles met last night and discussed
the question of going to Austin. and de-
cided that they would certainly go. A
sum of money sufficient to buy becoming
fatigue uniforms has been raised, and un-
less more money is raised the company
will go in that dress. They will enter for
the interstate prize, and not winning that,
for the state prize, and failing there, the
com pany will enter for the maiden drill
prize. The boys will reflect credit on their
home city.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05
Hanged to O Tree.

MONTGOMERY, March 31.-At Hayne-
Vile, last night, Theodore Galloway
who murdered young Mitchell, last week,
was taken from Jail by 200 men and
hanged to tree in front of the court
house. His body was r,ddled with bullets.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05
Destroyed by Fire.
isl Teleorsm 10 the Statesman.

PARIS, March 31.-Last night it was dis
covered that Dick Brame's barn, about
two miles west of here was on fire. There
was stored in the barn 1875 bales of hay,
considerable corn and other feed with his
tools and harness which were all burned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05
CHICAGO.
The Labor Troubles Still Spread
ing and a General Strike
Threatened.
Movement of the brotherhood tx
Cut Chicago off From the
West.

CHICAGO, March 31.-The rumor that a
tie-up of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul road was decided upon at meeting
of strikers last night, proves to have been
true. The engineers, firemen, switchmep,
brakemen and a number of conductors of
that road have quit work. The strike in
cludes employees of all divisions centering
in Chicago, both freight and passenger.
The meeting was held last night, and fully
700 men were present.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.
GOING TO TIE FUNERAL.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The president,
Secretary Whitney and Colonel Lamont
left Washington last night at IL 30 o'clock
for New York TO attend the funeral of ex-
acknowledgement Dorsheimer.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05
WHO He Wanted to See.

George asked the teacher Of Sunday
school class, "whom, above all others, shall
you wish to see when you get to heavenT
With face Frightening up with anticipa'
ton, the little fellow shouted, 'Gerliah. ~
New York Tribune.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05

600, were formally inaugurated to-day.
The schooners, Helen and Liberty, were
successfully hauled up high and dry in
presence of a large crowd.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05

Denison has a new mi ~ company OF
fifty members.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-04-05

San Marcos is making preparations for
the Texas Cha,uqua assembly.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06

der to gain sight of Sally Judd whom he had
married when he had another wife living. He
there put up at Spencer's tavern. A stranger
rode to the door. genteel, Well-loohing man,
who dismounted to refresh himself, but de-
clned to stay longer. On being pressed by
Tufts, who liked his company, he said that his
money was almost out, and he must be getting
home Tufts, who describes himself as being
always generous when flush of money, offered
to pay his bill So he Staid all night, and thew
shared the same room. In the darkness of the
night the stranger made a confession. His
name was Whiting, "and he had long been an
agent for the British, who had engaged him
for an emissary to explore the country and cir
culate counterfeit money" GAS congress had
issued paper medium to raise armies and pay
off their troops, it invited their adversaries to
discredit the currency as much as possible.
And as such large quantities of paper had been
issued already, the speediest way to effect the
entire dissolution of the system was to mum
date the country with counterfeit bills" 1t
accordingly proved that this genteel stranger,
who had not enough good money to pay his
landlord had fifty thousand dollars of counter
felt continental money in his pocket, and one
thousand of this he gladly transferred to Tufts
in exchange for "a little silver to discharge
bills ill particular places" Mr.. Whiting rode
away after breakfast, having had distinction,
which belonged to few men, of teaching to
Henry Tufts wholly new line of roguery.
1t is of historical interest to know how this
appearance, admirably. He says: "On the
same day of my receiving the spurious bills
curiosity prompted me to make experiment of
their currency On trial found not the slight
est difficulty in passing them. Indeed my bills
were such an exact imitation of the genuine
ones that man must have had more penetra-
ton than ordinry to have discerned the slight
est difference" Accordingly, as the currency
daily deprecated, he made haste to invest his
hoard i'll something permanent-"bought a
horse, now outfit of clothes, and materials
for complete suit of female apparel" which
last he sent as present to the yet unseen Sal
ly Judd, intending it IS kind of atonement
for the damage her character had suffered
through his acquaintance. 1t is interesting to
know that it brought Sally to an immediate
interview, though stormy one, which closed
with further atonement i'll the shape of fifty
counterfeit dollars, which she accepted, though
without yielding her wrath. He then departed,
and says: 81 had not travelled many miles be-
fore l had the address to traffic away my horse
for money and goods, which articles 1 trans
ported, like an honest man, to my family"
Even Henry Tufts, it seems, had his standard
of what constituted an honest man.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06
TEXAS.

The mysteries of the murder Of D. G. Hill,
of Pamela county, at Carthage, February 10th,
have been solved by the arrest and confession
of young man aged %, named Tom Forsythe,
deputy sheriff, and the son of the sheriff of
the county. The arrest was made Tuesday
by ii. e. Parker, United States deputy mar
shall, and the boy, for he is that in appearance,
begged to be taken to Jail and said he would
confess all if they would not let him be hurt.
He failed to give any motive for the murder.
lie was seen to go to the place where he had
hidden the bulk Of the stolen money and so
was arrested. The Jail OF last accounts is pro-
tected by guard of fifty armed men, but there
are many of the citizens Of the county in
Carthage who said they would hang the
murderer at night The place is tlirty-eight
miles distant from a telegraph office. The
widow of the murdered official is insane, and
the mother of young Forsythe is lying at the
point of death from the shock. Though the
evidence against Forsythe was circumstantial,
his confession removes any lingering doubt
there might haYe been, and does not, so far,
implicate any other than himself in the crime.
If the attempt to lynch him is made, as threat
ened, there will be bloody ARRAY, for he has
a large family connection, some Of whom are
desperate enough to defend him, despite his
confession.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06
NORTH CAROLINA.

The commissioner of agriculture has arranged
experimental farms in nine counties, and pro-
poses in the course of the year, to establish
them in most of the counties in TIE state. He
will give seed and other aid possible, and pro-
poses to distribute fifteen hundred dollars in
premiums among the superintendent of these
farms, as rewards of the best exhibits made at
the state fair. The largest premium will be of
$500, and there will be nine smaller ones.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Cleveland's recent visit to Charleston has in
duced some discussion of his probable standing
among the democrats of this state with refer
ence to his denomination for the presidency.
be put down as overwhelmingly in
favor of his denomination. This judgment
is based as well upon an approval of Cleve-
lands administration as upon the conviction
that if the national democracy cannot win
with Cleveland, they cannot win at all. The
delegation from South Carolina will so to ST.
Louis solid for Cleveland.
The subject OF the democratic nomination
has recently come rather prominently before
the people of this state from the fact that the
new daily paper in Charleston, the World, has
come out squarely for Hill. This effort to turn
the tide away from Cleveland is doomed to
dismal failure Probably Hill S name will not
even be mentioned in the state convention
which will elect the delegates to st. Louis.
Much CONSERVATION is reported to have
been caused in the Gainesville section of OAR
lington county, this state, by the actions of
dog with hydrophobia. The brute went to
one farm, nearly deyoured one dog and biting
off the tail of another. At another farm, a
mile distant, he attacked the negroes gener-
ally the dogs and chickens, and bit a COW so
that she must die. Then he chased all the
negroes out of their quarters, but fortunately
none OF them were bitten. Some had
to climb in trees for safety. In the next farm
he chased off the dogs and poultry. The
owner here got his pistol and fred several
times upon the mad dog, but without arOusing
him even to a howl. This gentleman is a fine
shot and it is believed some of his buluts
must have taken effect. The dog at this place
seized another dog, full grown, and ran off
with it into the swamp some distgnce off. At
last accounts he had not been killed, and there
is still much apprehension among the inhabi-
tants, and especially among the negroes.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06
MISSISSIPPI,

Aspecial from jackson of I'd inst, says; The
senate is now holding three sessions a day. 1t
concurred in the house resolution to adjourn on
Wednesday next, but failed to clinch its action
by reconsidering and tabling, and it seems
probable that final adjournment will not take
place before Friday next. The senate has been
since last night considering the general appro-
priatior bill, and have raised almost every
item in the house bill. The increase as to all
the humane institutions, except the Meridian
insane asylum and the blind institute, nearly
reach the last appropriation. The right of
the superintendent of the institution to live out
of the support fund is also restored.
None of the educational institutions have been
acted on except the Alcorn colored college,
which is raised $1,000 above the figures in the
house bill, and the Tougaloo colored gets s. 800
instead of being left out entirely. The house
passed the senate bill abolishing the office of
the swamp land commission, and putting the
records in the Office of the secretary of state.
Both houses passed a bill providing for the
suppression of contagious diseases among cat
tie. A bill proposing to exempt from taxation
money loaned at eight per cent and less was
killed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06
THE WEEKLY CONSTITUTION ATLANTA GA TUESDAY MARCH

that part of the common school fund set apart
for the education Of the colored race, and de-
stroys the equality of the benefit to all the
negro children in the state as intended and
provided for by the trainers of the constitu-
tim
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-03-06

INDISTINCT PRINT
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
THECOLr Snow.

Oue OF the most I'M eresting and
profitable shows ever Witnessed IN
Bolivar was the colt show last don
LAY evening, The following mans
ed gentlemen made entries,
r. J Ay ers /: Lot Breeden 1; Jas.
McCana / W, +. Hooper /; Iqhn
Young l.; C., Jackson 2; Bobbie
Mitchell 4 Thos Polk l. /. II.
HOrnsby l; The Whole Ten were
gsckiings, AMI under 8 months Of
age, The Judges were. <. r. HOrns-
By, Garrison Patrick aud Reu ben
8talliags' The Judges awarded che
hlue ribbon priae-(S8)~ce IT , J. Az
'ers' months sucking, sud the
red nbben prize $50 to L3t Bree-
dea's. 7-months Sucking.
The Star is proud shat oait exh:a
bitiOn has been added 10 eur horse
dealing institution. Thetwo@ tOgeth-
or will draw, large crowds, com.
bine more Interest in the improve
ment Of horses, and induce a free
er and more extensive exchange Of
steck. We are IL f9r every move
mont which has for i's object the
encouragement Of stock raising and
especially the breedIng and sale OF
superior horses. Go ON, u friends,
with your horse dealing day aud
your colt shows.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
VAUDEVILLE TIE PLACE.

Our notice Last week that a stock fair
would begin at the fair grounds OF Col
John W, Wilkes on the goth inst. wa a
mistake. Our informant WAS IN eros.
The Pla &c is Wbiteville. The annual
Stock f air will begin at Whiteville on
the both, aud eontinu two daye 1t win
be under the auspices OF the Whiteville
Live STOCK Association, Of which Col
Boyd Wynne is vice president and &c ;ra :
tary. Sheriff FoOts, Ex-sherAf Topp,
and Arthsr Mcclellan, Of this town, viii
enter SON racers and skeptiCs. The
Star hopes that the fair viii oe largely
attended, and that il viii prove a vaiua-
Die institution 70 our friends at White
vile and q. the people Of HArdemau :
county. Programs Of the fair will be-
furnished uron applications
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07

The Circuit Court has disposed Of
a few evil cases, ana tried Swo
State Gases. The case of the State
VS. Mr.. Box, of Pocahontas for
gambling. and thu case Of the State
rs BOb Harris for assault and bas
terry on the person Of VIII Era nix
lin " ere tried yesterday. Box was
acquitted, and Harris was lined S25
RAd cost. The celebrated Ne lms
murder case was taken up this
morning. There are a multitude of
witnesses IN this case, and tbs trial
will continue at least four days,
Col. Inge, OF Coriuth, and 4. d.
Wood are attorneys gOF lhs defense
Mr. NOFment has been employed by
the prosecution:
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
rc n. cit,ssns Of Bolivar

l have secured one u he ICONS
q the Academy and viii open q
school, Monday, September 3fd, aud de-
sire share Of the patronage Of the pee
PIE q BOLIVIA Terms. 81, sl.50. and
s. per month.
Col. Francis Feutr as. Of Bolivar, and
Hor. WIN, Inse, Of Corinth, Miss,
brought three dam age suits in this court
amounting to $4,000. oae SUIT for 8
900, on petition Of thu defendants, was
moved to the u. s circuit court at jack
son. The other two will be tried at the
next term OF our circait court!
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
UNITY BAPTIST AssoCIArIoN

Quite a number Of messengers and vIs
itors to the Unity Baptist Association
passed through Bolivar yesterday ani
day before We noticed smsag the puu.
Der several eminent diVines-such as the
Rev. J. B Moody, D . Of the Tennessee
Baptist, Rev. Il " Tribble ID D pastor
lst Baptist Church, Jackson, and Frec-
erick Howard, D D pastor Central Bap-
list church, Jackson. The Association
convened yesterday morning at Or sins-
vile, and will be in ses3i0n until to u or
row evening. We understand that a
tremendous gathering Of people are pree-
emit The Star wishe the Brethren alb Jar
danG blessings in their work:
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
EARTH0UAKE.

The people of this vjoi nifty. were
aroused frOm their slam bers last
Saturday night about II o'clock by
strong sad rapid quakin IS Of the
earth I've distinsa shocks were
Eelt at intervals of about ave 81 inN
utes. Each shSck lasted from tive
20 three minutes. The waves seem
10 come frOIn the West and
trtVel eastward. Houses trem bled
Creaked. table aud mantle furni-
,
ture roOked violently, pistuFes and,
chandeliers swayed so and fro and
alarm seized many.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07

We are informed that there are.
but two young mea from this cOun-
ty in our State University a. Knox :
vile at present. Tne Star regrets
that more of our young meu do no
avail themselves OF tue sdvsnts-
ges which tIia institution offers
By getting IL appointment from
our legislative repr8sen ts.1l v8s or
trem your county superintendent.
tuition ID tree. Besides tae Unl.
VereiCv has been entirely reergau.
ised and IA now the bess oGdoered iu-
stitution ID the South, The faOitS
ities for teaching aud for study are
unsurpassed; Ene mecnanical and
agricultural departments are thor.
saghly e4nippod, aad ara giving exT
cellept trajulng. Our farmers and
mechanics ought 70 send their boys
there for a course:
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07

Lat every civil district organize a
club and come mounted and in line
on October the 9th, to take part In
the grand ovation which is TO be
given "Our Bob Let every demo 4.
crat who owns or can borrow white
horse ride hum Supply Yourseiv es
with sticks on which YOU can raise
your hats alOft, aud whirl them high
IN air In honor tins gallant 'uloun-
tain hey" TIE yaur handkerchief
TO your stick [Your red Blndanal
aud wave it high aud long in hon or
OF the greatest orator, the best gov
eTnor, and the strongest frlen1 IN
people have ever had. Come in,
bays. aAd Re'n wake EN- up, and
don't you forget it
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
n 80 EEaet.Eana No<Ie@

III 1xs -Es.est19ns Notices
In the County Court Of TIardeman Co.
Tennessee.
John ". Bass and vile W. c. G
woojsop and othsrs Petition 10 sell
land for. division. NoI303 i. D.
IN this cause il appearing from IA
4pesitiea whica- lsswyrn % taat sLs
defendants c. c. Woodson, ). c Woodsor
NJ. a. Ross aud her husband VI. D. Ross
L. L. Williams and her husband :. <
Williams, Jno. A. Woodson and F!ore nee
Woodson are'aon residents o; the STATE
Of Tennessee.
S. it is ordered thai publication be made
for four successive weeks III The West
Tennessee Star, a ne@sp aPer published at
Bolivar, Tennessee reqHirin g all ef said
defendants TO enter their appea rance here.
in by or within the fFst thgao days of III
October term, 1888. OF the CouRty Court
Of Hardeman County, tennessee, TO
be held al Bolivar, Tennessee, on Mon
cay the lst Gay OF October 1883 and,
plead answer or demur to toe petition in
this cause or 5iie same will be taken ,for
confessed as to them and set for hearing
e1 parte This 3oth Gay Of August, 1883.
WV. Farley, C. & NJ
P. Fentress Soiicitorffor Petitioners, :
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
EXTRAORDINARY DEMO.
CRATIC FR UIT,


Col r. J, Pirtle, OF district 15, a
blue stocking dem oorat,. presented
The Star with four. extra. fae dem
oCrAtic pears last DEelidaF.- The
largest cue he named Bob Taylor
1t weighed Il pounds; aud measured
la iuchsa' The second size Ne
called Atkins. Il weighed lg pounds
and measured IS inches in eircum-
ference. The third ia size ne CALI
ed james Phslsn. It weighed I
pounds, and measured 124 inches
around. TIE fo1rtl, and ,.est bore
tie name OF OR worthy nominee for
county representative IL weiEaea
/ pound and I ounce, and Ineastr-
ed 12 inches around the belt, Inc
tree FROM these were piueked has
hundred Just such on il Tbs far,
mers of our county ought to pattern
after Esquire Pirtle, and STOCK
their orchards with these superior
grades Of fruit.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
q -, an

u .-,tS an
KNIQHHs o. IL lEOR. - hasts drst aud thLr
FRIDAY niEhta W each NJ 1h-
IL J. A. WILAOI, Dictater.
.' = A. J. aHINBBBOAD, RspsrteE.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR 4eots
aeeoud ana fourth Friday nights 81 eash mouth
). sWINEBAcaA y sscretaly,
HARDsAIAN CO. A0RICNI UEAL WHEEL
Meet in JauuarT, APEil, JAY - ber, q asb
year.
CM LAMk@TH RGssyaedt.
JAS. n. sWBRa0N Secretary.
Al. SWIM EBROAD e Bias. Agent
LoBGH AO. a or L. .O.R.--MeeAs second
Bnd taazth Monday nights IN each mouth.
g. a. WELLDHS, n. q.
L. A. OSBORN, See'y
PREaBYTERIAF CHURCH.-Bev.s 5. r. II ops
Pastor BsEvioes every Sunday morning and
nAht. PEayeE meeting Thursday Aight.
METHODIST CHUBCH. -RsV. 81. Jew 81,
Fastar sor vtoss every sunday ulor,E9g and
aishG Prayer meoaas Wednesday aighGs
BAPTIST CHUHCa.--Rsy. e. b, Mcneil,
Paatsr. services hrst S-sn 10y nhraInS aud night
eli each mOnth.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07

Mrs. II. + Wilson A2s returned
homo from q lengthy visit to rel
ativS5 at EARLY Grove Miss.
All kinds School Books cheap At
AHdsOn's.
MIS- ANNE Lee Wilson LETT last
Friday for Nashville ts attend Mrs.
Clark's school. The Star wishes
her good health aud = high stand
, ing In her classes.
Can'tsOme enc write Us n poem
On Autumn SunbeamsS' Any one
~ doing will be promptly dealt
with by this paper.
. h'ysu want something good and
sdarable ID shoes, for Gents or Ladies
or tic Baby, CAuatJ,.A. WllsOn's
Gu ~ hud ,sn's Ior Pars Dfn Is
Fresh Patient Medicines, Beautiful
Lamps. Fresh CGndiess etc.
o. Hon. Jesse Norment made a gal
Lant,race and withdrew most grace
tGlly: .
We stood by NormeuT to the last.
and now We propose Co stand BY
PhelRn,
If you want a gOsd ait OF clothes
tor seven dOllars, worth ten, &c to
j. A. Wilson's. ...
Many SBs eau Or will sell Family
GrScerios cheaper than p. +. Wa-
kinsOn~let him speak new or fer'
ever after hold his peace.
Every delegate ~ the Congress
nond convention ShSHld go and
vote Ter the Hon. James Phel an.
Just received at w, A. MeTcsr's
. car load OF flour bought before
ahe last advance.
Phelan is working hard IN the iR-
terest OF the farmers. lie is laborlng
60 break mp the bagglng trust. The
republicans are lighting hun.
Try at Hudsons for ali kinds
Of Field seeds.
- BACK AGAIR.
lam back at my gallery ready
for work, GIVE ms eau. Coed
pictures made in .CIOsdy weather,
Thanking the people for their form
or patronage. remain theirs.
Il. &. CALEHAN.
Beautiful Wall Paper cheap at
Audson's.-
IL y0u love good coffee DO not
fail 20 buy . Columbia Coffee Pot
when Fife b MeClarau VISIT your
town.
ElSct a nev gunner, get the
Little Democrat out, and have
her In trim tar Our bob.
The following named gentlemen
are the Senatorial COm mittee foI
ths the '24Lh Son tOrlal district
ID. A. McDoukAl. W. S. Atkins
sad J,,R. Hall. Of McMsiEy, and
W. All McDAalSl, o. 5. Psll
And De- } 10, sasssr, u HardSnAE
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
M FRIED

Ar- Lse Prewitt, I G. operator at
Hickory Valley, snd Miss Pattie Smith
Of Colorado, at Bowling Green, KY, last
Tuesday evening, he 9Th. Tbs Star
hopes that ali then undertaking. may be
electrified as Mr. Pcewitt eleetri Gss tie
wires.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07

The Oriental people believed IN
water. 1t was part Of their creed;
1t was q part Of their religion. 1t
was With them the great principle
Of life: They believed in purity of
life, Of which water was the symbols
They believed IN il as they belieYed
in the matchless Allah.
Go To- COnstautinopIe. The FIRST
thing that strikes the bSGOlder are
the fountains erected by the old
sultans. They pegvads the city
These presoripts frSm the Koran are
gildea upon their marble frOnts;
water Il the elemsAt Of Being,
"a Water from the wells Of PSrAdia e,
Water is Purity," water gives
bread = etc. Water, water every
where was the kOFslIo idea.
The Star can not believe. howV
ever, that our eastern friends ever
had dead ser food for fourteen
days. II they could have hsdwhat We
had last week aud week before, they
would tear in pieces thsIF Rorans,
and reduced to dasS their giIded
marble fronts.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07
FOX SUPERINTENDENT.

The Star is authorized ~ announce
Pref. Henry J. Fusch, " BJuvar
a candidate for County Superinten-
dent OfPubIic instruction TOR Hars
deman County. Election by1 the
County Court, tha 6Ist Monday in
January, 1889.
The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-09-07

l will We Mt Grand Junction Sep.
3rd and 4th, and Whiteville 10Th
18th. Those desiring Dental Work
will please meet me there. AL
who cannot conveniently OalI eau by
request have me to do their work
at their homes. Satisfaction guar
anteed For further particulars
address me At Bolivar, Team.
Or. S. DIoRsoS.