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

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in the grease and skillsts, arm your
selves with hook and line, carry
alsng a little wine, and catch 'sn,
cOnfound 'om.
The girls are beginning to talk
about evening picnics-abOut the
baskets, and the spreading of the
white linen on the grassy plots, and
the over bending boughs, and the
murmur of the young leaves, and
the mouth smacking Boys, don't
you second the motion!
Our popular and stirring taxa
assessor, Esq. L. H. Doris, has
completed the assessments in four
teen districts OF the county-Ie aYS
ing only six to be worked This
speaks we'll ter our assessor. The fact
is, Hardeman has attained repu-
tatlon throughout the South for hav-
ing the best corps of county officials
of any county in Tennessee.
Capt 7. q. SDight, of Salisbury,
is at Nashville under the treatment
of DR.. G. G Savage for catarrhal
liberation of the bone over the eye.
We hope to hear of his speedy re-
cSverY.
Subordinate Wheel, No. 816 in
the goth district of this county
unanimously passed resolutions yes
terday evening endorsing r. l..
Taylor for governor and calling on
our delegates to vote for his rsnsm-
nation. The resolutions will be
published next week.
Mr.. D. E. Durrett's head line nd |
is certainly an attraction in this is
sue He promises to give a special |
bargain to everyone who viii tell
him that he or she has read the ad
vsrtisement of ID. Z. Durrett. Try
him and see if he Is true TO his word
when you visit his store go up stairs
ane see his su rprise,
| will be at WhiteYille on May lat
and End. Cedar Chapel May, 3D.,
All persons desiring dental work
done, will meet me at the above
place, on the day men toned.
RsasoDa BILE prices charged, and
satisfaction & laranteed:
DIR s. DICKscG
Our young friend, Will NcCalle y
drove black span out to Grains
vile last Friday morning and re-
turned that evening, accompanied
by one of the fairsst in ten thous>
and.
Tsnnessee's Supreme Judges,
Lul ton end Snodgrass, spent Satur-
day and Sunday nights last at the
residence of Capt. A. T. McNeal:
They rode out to the Asylum Sun
day afternoon, and were we'll pleas
cd with the location, plan Of the
building, and the way in which the
work is being pushed.
The spoke and hub factory mOvee
ment still lives. The amount req
uisits for building and equipplng
the factory will soon be Subscrib-
ed. This will be a paying instituN
ton, and our citizens deserve our
heartiest congratulations for thSir
efforts to secure tn e plant.
Sheriff Yopp has clothed the DIS
tinguished John Kenny, Esq. of
Bolivar, with all the powers and Inn
munities of jailer for Hardeman
county. Col. Kenny has taken
charge of the Jail and its birds, and
will be known hereafter as our cell
ebrated "turn Key"
The local editor of this pApsr
while on his rounds for news items
last week, was wrongly informed
concerning the concert at Capt.
Men eal's. 1t was not for the bsne'
fit of Prof. E. A, Fusch's school at
Hickory Valley. Wa cheSrfully
make the correction.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brewer, = NEST
estlma able lady, who has been rsS'
idsnt of the 18th district, of this
county. since 1885, is dangerously |
iii at the residence Of Mr.. Lot
Breeden: Mrs. Brewer, was = pie
neer settler in 13, and enc of the first
mem bsrs of Walnut GIove church.
The Star hopes to hear of a
chsnge OF her condition fer the bet
ter soon.
Rev. &. @. Grove, a highly ed
ucated and talented Presbyterian
minister, of Middleton, Tenn,
preached at the Presbyterian church
| in Bolivar last Sabbath forenoon
aud evening. He is a smooth yet
vigorous speaker, and his audien-
ces were exceedingly well pleased
with his sermons;
Alta regular meeting of Subordinate
Wheel No. GIT, April IA, 1888, the fol-
D lowing resolutions; were passed.
Resolved LIST, That We opposed the dis