The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-08-24
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cloud vi ever shade their pathway
but tina the silver lining will ever
be turn q toward them.
Miss Kate Harvey vine mas been
vi sitting relatives in our city has re.
turned her home at WlnOna.
Nlsa.
Mr. Edwin NJ. Jones, with s. L. |
Lee, Nsaphis, was In town THIS
week. IL says be is well.
A rey val meeting is in progress at
Cawley church this week.
If you want COED suit Of clothes
for seven dOllarS, worth ten, 20 to
J. A. V ilsSn's.
Mrs, N. Block. of Memphis. is visit |
ing nor sisoe, Mrs. Stewart Wilson, on
Water ST.
Mr.. W NJ, Matthews, law student in
the ofioe Of Hen Jesse EOrment is again
on the ST. Gets, He was stricken with fe-
yer NOR than 8 weeks ago. he was con-
6ned 70 is bed weeks. We are glad to
see him IN foot again
II yeu want something good and
durabla in shoes, fer Gents OF Ladies
or the Baby, Call at J. A. Wilson's
Mr., Frank Luther, with Savage and
Emerson, was called to Lsmont, No:
last Saturday by telegram to see his
mother who vas Hsarins death. He has
net ct returned.
N las Allie Cathey a sweet and charming /
ysurg lady, Of Jackson, viaitsd Miss Lille
Mcx inRie a the Insane II 'apitAl hOIsl
th week and was accompanied on her
returH home by Mis- Iillie.
ziss Dora Dunean, one of the prettioBt
an brightest, Of Nhllevilles daughters,
il sitting Miss Lucy Mercsr JO las st.
Wilson has Just received q fine
let ofGents Hats Call ana exam.
inc them.
The farmers can use white oak
splits or cheap domestic goods TO
wrap their cotton. and thus defeat
the cotton bAgging trust. Let the
farmers Of Hardsnan held . cOnven-
Ton and decide what they will do.
The cotton bagging trust has
raised the wholesale price OF bagging
iron 7 to 13A els per yard.
Corn was badly blown down and
greatly damaged by the late rains
The President Of the State Board
of HealtS has appointed four Rail-
road inspectors in the state to looks
out for yellow fever refugees. DR.
T. z. Prewltt has the appointment
at Grand Junction. One Is stationed
at Chattanooga, one, at Memphis,
aud the other at Cleveland. Their
business is to go aboard the trains
and see whether any one from the
yellow fever districts ia aboard or
not.
Col. Joel Sasser, one of Middle
tom enterprising merchants, was in
town Monday, He keeps up his
usual hale and hearty sign board.
Mr.. w. D. Silsr, Of Pine Top, a
strOng Atkins man, brought NJ
dozen Atkins peaches last Tuesday.
The smallest OnO was 10 inches in
circumference. We have expressed
half of them TO the General. and
dsuSt net that he will enjoy then
mere than he will the senatorial
chair.
Misa Tsnnie r Oss, OF Nashville,
WhS haA been visiting relatives at
DyerHburg several weeks, is with
friends and relatives in Harisman
tor several weeks.
Willie Williams went into the
wolf drive last Wednesday on a
horse VII Ose neck xas arched as the
rainbsW, whose step had the spring
Of steel, and ghOEe breath was the
8 plrit of fire; but Willie came back
home en- his OWA poer, weary feet:
What happened, }gilllei
Col. 7. w. Tate, of Tssne, called
on The Star this week. lie says,
he sees the pest encouraging signs
for the triumph Of the democratic
ticket frOm Cleveland up to Caruth.
ers, aud hopes that the democrats
will organize thoroughly, AMI make
the outlUsk still more encOaragin <.
The following extracts taken
from letter Of 18th last, from
Rev. ". NJ. NOrment, WhitevIll e,
are encouraging. Speaking OF our
railroad enterprise, Mr.. NOrment
says. BE assured that ws will CO.
operate with yOu to the extent of
our ability some Of the officers
OF the Midland say that their COM
pany wall take the matter in hand
if sufficient encouragement be given
in the way OF subscription Thrr'
are two routes upon which the road
could be Quilt from Bolivar to
. WhitSville, one OF which could be
aAde with hardly cut or ill o.
any consequence, though it weul d
be one mile further than acresa tbs