The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-06-29
Its powerful hotl

this week.
School Books, Paper, Pens, Ink,
Envelopes in large quantities at
Savage & Emerson's.
Miss Minnie Anderson, Of Toone,
was visiting friends and relatives
here this week,
A large variety Of Lamps, Lamp
Goods, Chimneys &c at Savage u
l, Emerson's.
The Irish potato crop will b 9
short in Sumner county this year
Lebanon Register.
Fruit Jars of all kinds at Savage
q Emerson's
Mr.. Ambrose Nuckolls, of Toone,
attended the Ice Cream Supper at
Mrs. Jane Warren'S Friday night,
He locks as young and pleasing as
ever.
The Ice Cream Supper, given
by the young boys, at Mrs. Jane
Warren's Friday night last was
quite a nice affair, so they say
we didn't get bite.
Nice line of all kinds of Novels at
Savage d Emerson's.
DIR. Hugh Tate and son, Wood,
also Miss Mary Lou Bond, DIR. Tate's
sister Miss Emma Tate who has
been visiting Mr.. Joe Tate, left
tuesday for North Carolina. The
Star wishes them a pleasant trip.
A great reduction III clothing
Call and see, at D: E. DURRETT.
Mr.. Frank Luther, salesman for
Savage q Emerson, returned yes
terday A. NJ. frOm a lengthy visit
to his mother at Cedalia, Missouri,
A nice lot of Ladies and Misses
Slippers Just received at d, E. DurH
rett's
Mrs. Ben sdOr, Mrs. Marx, and
Misses Leah and Mamie Frank are
visiting relatives and friends in
town.
Col. John Kenny, who has been
confined 10 his bed about tive
months with InflammatOry rheuma-
tism, is able to be on the streets
again. The Star is happy to see
him out again.
Col. AT. Shnsou, OF Grand
Junction, has just completed beau~
tiful wire net fence around the A.
w. &. lie wis lot in the Union Gem.
eterY. The Star would like to see
more family burylng grounds enclOs.
ed with this or some other substan-
tial and ornamental fence.
Prof j, NJ. Hubbard, principal
Of the city schools, at JOnesborO,
Ark, is home Sgain to spend vaca~
ton. The Prof, is a highly educa-
Gated gentlemen and a Nestor IN the
educational line.
The local editor is IN receipt of
a letter from Collin Co, Texas, sta
ting that it has been continually
raining there for weeks, and that
the prospects fer crop is discour-
aging.
Rev. S. L. Jewel, pa stor of the
Methodist church, this city, Will
preach at the Insane Hospital
Sun dag the 1st INST. at $50 o'clock
p. NJ. Everybody invited to at
tend. Mr.. Jewel has preached
there several times and had large
congregations. May his untiTng
labors be Sbundantly blessed.
Mr.. L 5. Simpson, an ex,Har de.
mantle, representing the Singer Sew
ing Machine Co., in Weakley Coun>
ty called on The Star Tuesday and
renewed his subscription and said he
couldn't do with Quit. This seams
hike sensible talk to US.
Mr.. w. B. Shearin, long pros>
porous merchant at Middleton, has
purchased an interest inthe VIII OLE
sal grocery house of II. G. Pearce
&CO, at Memphis, and has moved
his family there. He is we'll pie as
ed with his new field, and every,
thing points to increased prosperity
fsl him.
There is = company OF fruit
buyers, boxers, and shippers at Mid.
dleton. They have done a thriving
business, and will do considerably
more before the season closes.
There is talK Of re organizing the
old base ball club at Middleton.
There Is some dandy material
among the old members, they would
be hard to rattle In match game,
The Grand Junction base ball club
went to IuEs, Mss last Monday tC
do up the Iuka home CLUB. The
Grand Junction club got showed
under.
Messers Ed Harrison and Wal
ter Swink, of Medon, we're flying
around the girls here last Sunday
land Mon daV