The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-04-20

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I Esix pounds good Coffee for 100,
at J. w. T ate acc.
A weeks good weather has won
derfullY changed the looks Of things
in this part of the moral vineyard.
Mrs. Hardin Wilson and Mrs.
Tenn Newbsrn visited friends at
Jackson, Tenn, this week.
The citizens, of Salisbury are
taking about having a hOrse.sW ap~
ping day.
The owners of large ssdgO fields
in Southern Hardsman are anxiou 4
that a broom factory be establish
ed in Bolivar.
Miss Minnie Eubank, a charming
young lady from New Castle was
in town shopping Tuesday.
Miss Annie Baird, the highly
accomplished and aniable daughte1
OF DR.. w. L. Baird of Hickory
Valley, was housekeeping this week
Hen. Jesse Norment went to
Memphis Tuesday on business, and
will be absent several days.
The Star will be pleased to
have the farmers call, when in town,
and report neighbsrhood ne US and
the condition of crops,
This month winds up the festive
oyster eating in Hardeman tswns.
But "tatsr" custards and peach pies
will soon be here to make up for the
loss.
The Stars teverish appetite
calls aloud for ice cream. o, that
our pocket books were able to heArk.
en- unto the CALL Dont We wish We
were "sawsisty" girl.
Mr.. F. c. Nelly, formerly a
salesman at G: L, Ingram's, now
representing che tobacco and cigar
of S. L. Lee, Mems
phis, Tenn, was in town q few days
this week,
Mr.. Alex McLarty, one of Grand
functions genial and liberal heart.
ed citizens, was in Bolivar last
Monday purchasing = supply Of
spring goods.
The magnificent announcement
of Kahn Bros this week must not
escape your careful aJtentiO n,
Milliner y! Millinery!
Mrs. Ida Wilson has opened an ele
giant millinery store at Mrs Belle
Pledges cid stand on Market sire ct
She has large and beautiful stock
of the latest spring styles. Call and
see for yourself
Col. Geo. w. Black, of district
IA, reports his district solid Tor &
L. Taylor. Thus they come.
The merchants, of Toons, in-
formed our local editor this week
that district Is Is red hot for Bob
Taylor.
Rev, G. q. Mcdaniel, a distin.
guished divine, Of Pine Top, passed
through Bolivar yesterday en- his
way hsme from his regular appoint
ment at Salisbury.
IF. Hanna, a promising young
educator, of Bethel Springs, Tenn,
called at this Office Wednesday last
and handed in his check tor dol
lars worth of the West Tennessee
Star.
We have conversed wit h gentle
men from several districts of our
county, and nearly all OF them re-
port that the farmer are anxious
that Bob Taylor shall he re-nOmi-
mated,
Cur farmers are happy and smil-
ing-ail because OF the beautiful
weather, Our merchants are hap
py and smihng-al because the far
mers are getting a good start. Prom
ising prospects for a big crop make
US all smilInglY happy, don't they?
The Star has IN its possession
a fivs~hundred dollar purse-collsc-
ted and turned over to US by chris.
tian ladies-which is to pay us iOl
killing the first sSn-sf-a-gun who
attempts to get up q base ball SluE
IN Bolivar
While IN Jackson this week, We
| stopped at the New City Hotel
under the management OF Mrs. Mat
tie Houston and Col. RObt. Brad
ford. We found the house ere wdeC
with guests, and everything in trim
This nOuss is destined to be tn
most popular, and most largely pat
ronized Of any hetel in jackson.
Col Frank Fsntress, Of Bolivar
was in the city yesterday morning
snrouto 10 Purdy on business ID
reports fine weather, fine grass an
prospects for an immense fru
erOp in Hardeman this years w hi1
Mr.. r. L. Eellis, of C hicago, was
[ $500. ry1eul hers mi