The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-07-27

little town.
Te judge from expressions heard
here last Monday the democ rats Of
this county are largely for General
Atkins.
Those sending letters t this office
for publication or On any business
| appertaining to the office must ad-
! dress such letters to The West
Tenn Star.
Col. S, L. 0verten, of the 18th
district while boring a well in his
field where he intends burning
brick kiln, struck a cypress log p
feet under ground The sediments
has evidently been settling over this
fallen tree for years.
Miss Fannie Horns5y is teaching a
school, at Hooper's school-house, in dis
| trict II. The Star wishes her MUCK sue
| cess.
Elder Z. 6 Mcdaniel, closed a series
of meetings at Salisbury, Saturday night
the 2lst inst. The meeting began the 3rd
Sunday, and resulted in the church being
greatly revived and five souls being added
to the fold
Elder c, c. Mcdaniel, preached at
Hickory Valley, Monday and Tuesday
nights to large and attentive audiences
Numbers expressed that those were the
best sermons they ever heard.
West Tennessee Star: --Plea,e
announce that I have withdrawn
from the race as a candidate tor
sheriff Of Hardeman county.
d. G. SAgLs.
July, oath, 1888,
Col. John Reaves, of MiddIet on
panied by his daughter, Miss
In a and his vifs's sister, Miss Hue
Falls, were in town Monday.
Miss Evis True, Of New Orleans,
Is visiting her brothers wife, Mrs.
Harry True this week.
DR.. d. J, Newbern and lady return
ed from Searcy, Ark, Monday
whore they have been visiting their
son r. r.: Nswbern.
Rev. Z. b. Mcneil and lady are
attending the Big Hatch:e Baptist
Association at Memphis. The Star
wishes them pleasant time.
The entertainment, given at the
resident of AIRS, n L. Greea, Mon.
day evening was quite an enjoyable
occasion.
| Fresh lot If Landreth's Turnip
| Seed, all varieties, just received at
| Savage II Emerson's.
viii Turner, a Iaborer at the
West Tenn essee Hospital was acci-
| deutatly shot through the arm,
Wednesday evening by a young son
Of Ar. Wilkinson. 1t Is not fatal.
Mr., Il. G. Callahan, photsgra-
pher, left Tuesday evening for Ala.
to see his father who is dangerous.
lily i'll. He is accompanied by his
lady. The work will go on at his
| gallery as before
Mis- Maggie West went to Toone.
! Wednesday where she will spend
several days with friends.
A man at Bic Keazis, Tena, has a
silver dollar dated 1904, which he
received at Appomatox the day be-
fore Gen. Lees surrender in part
payment ter his services as a SOL
der.
Tomorrow, at Fosters Springs, is the
day for the big Vince Ter barbecue, and
the reunion Of Company a, OF the 18th
Tennessee Cavalry.
Rev. S. L.Jewel, who has been absent
for several days aiding in a protracted
meeting at Toone, attending District Con-
ference, at Bells Staten, returned Mon
day. He is looking well and does NOT
appear to have been wo-sted by his labors.
| a Dummy Line to the Insane Hospital
is needed.
Mr. w, A. May, prominent mer
chant of Hickory Valley, was in
town this week.
One of the most faithful and hard
est working democrats IN Bolivar
is DR.. Jim Nicely. His loyalty and
de Yotion to the people make him
worthy Of any place within their
gift
Rev, w. Q: Alexander Will
lpreach at Shaady church next Sab
| bath morning at IL O'Clock ana Mt
night at s O'Clock. He Is brilliant
and interesting speak er Let all
turn cut and hear HIM.
There will be an ice cream supper
at WhitevilIe to-night, she proceeds
OF which will he used tor the benefit
of the school ut that place. The
| Star is always blessed to hear of
steps that favsr the educational in
terests OF this county.
| Miss GilHe Feutreu. highly cultured