The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-05-25

Guard, left this week for his home in
Henry Co., KY.
The potato bug is getting in his
work during this ceol Spring weath~
er.
All the School Books used is
this County, for sale at Hudson's
Drug Store
Over 10, 900 boxes of Strawberries
have been grown on an acre of land
which shows what can be done with
good varieties and excellent cultl-
walton.
The Bolivar Musical ard Dra-
matte club, acting upon Tha Stars
suggestion, are making ready to
! give a concert at the Opera Hall
for the repairing and the farnish~
ing OF our public school bujldi ng.
The Star ofdce was cheered Wed
nesday last by call from eur es-
teemed friend, Spencer Siler, of
Pine Top. He is postmaster at that
place, and one If the staunchest
Of our citizens.
Don't fail to come and settle your
account with the Star. Don't wait
for your account to be put into an
officers hands
Jeweler Llghtfort says that since Nc
CenEell has been defeated, and Cleveland
is going to be defeated, he positively re-
fuses to be interviewed concerning politi-
sians or political issues.
Eddie Durrett aRd Charlie Nswbern
dashed down to Michigan City, Miss;
last Sand ay on business-unknown trip
Wallpaper just received at Hud-
sens Cheap.
The democrats Of Hardeman
must make ready, and come mounts
ed and in line for the county cons
vention this summer. Come and
run the convention to please your
selves. then there can be no com
plant,
| The star office was hOnored last Wednes-
day by most pleasant call from Mrs
Mary J. Clinton, Of District 5. Call
again, we nuve tire when the fair ones
visit us.
Mr.. Ed. Sheets, with Van Vleet & c.
Memphis, was in our city Sunday to see
home ones.
Mr.. Ed Jones, a popular aud thorough
going representative II S. L. Lee, Mem
phis, was here this week, paying his re-
spects to relatives and friends.
Enterprise Cherry Stoner for
sale at Hudson's,
The Star is afraid to say, No
rain yet, for fear 1t viii rain before
the readers sea It.
1t is diverting to notice how often
our gentlemen Of leisure shift their
Ioitenng places.
To the gallant young rooster who
get left few days since; "Be shll
sad heart and cease repinng; Be-
hind the clouds the sun is still shin
ing"
Mason,s Fruit Jars, also the
Lightning, all sizes, cheap at Hud-
sons Rubbers and Taps for Jars
separate if desired.
The fekle May weather contin>
ues. The weather is certainly thor
oughly imbued with the spirit of
the society girls who are 50 numer-
Gus at this season.
! When you remind 4 man Of ais
faults or weaknesses or his mistakes,
and ne flies into a passion and
talks insultInglY, you may set him
down as being dishonest and fool
with it,
Fine Perfumes, Toilet Soaps,
Tsoth and Hair Brushes, Station
AIRY and very cheap at Hudson's
Edgar II. Wilkinson will leave this
afternoon fer Dyersburg, Tenu., where he
will act as salssDan and book keeper for
L. Harrison, druggist, The Stars b.'
= wishes follow him. May no character G
pie" ever es cape his ambitious fin gers.
If you want Pure Drugs, Plins5.
Oils&c go to Savage & Emerson
The Hickory Valley fishing club
is losing its power over the waters
e a.bsve. Their trips are failing to
e bring down the refreshing drops
! Later: The rain did come.
The small towns are now like som
| banquet hall deserted. The guests at
all at home swinging the hoe and wig
Cling the pillow.
;, The walls and towers OF the ms an
Hospital rise above the forest oaks, an
:. stand up to our view like grand pietur
painted on the western sky.
Buy your drugs, ? ANTS, Oil
T Lamps, Fishing Tackle, Millet Seed
+ etc. at Hudson's Drug Store an'
T. ysu will get them cheap.
Fruit Jars of all kinds at Savage