The west Tennessee star. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1888, 1888-06-22

Of Toone, was visitiRg the family Of
". A. Mercer this week.
Miss Susie Smith, highly edu,
/ Gated aad ccompIishei teacher in
I the City Schools, at St. Louis. IS
/ spending her vacation with her moth
er on Market ST. in this town.
Mrs. MaaciI House, of Nashville.
I is visiting her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Wood this week.
! A large variety Of Lamps. Lamp
Goods, Chimneys &c at Savage Il
Emerson's.
/ Miss Fannie Tate House, Of
Franklin, Tenn, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Hugh Tate, on Market
st. this week
Fruit Jars Of all kinds at Savage
Il Emersou's
Every business house in Bolivar
is now occupied.
Political and wheeler picnics viii
soon be as plentiful as red-headed
women and gray horses.
We need a dummy line to the
asylum. Cant we organic stock
company, and build one?
When you commit a crime, If you
want a safe hiding place, take ref
ugc in a business house that never
advertises.
Nice line of all kinds of Novels at
/ Savage 81 EmersOn's.
Our Personal and impersonal col
umn ON first page this week is rich
reading for the han grY.
Ifyeu have a humorous side to
your nature, or a veiw Of wit run
ming through your organism, you
must not fail TO take in aur "Lrttie
Nonsense on first page.
Another lively case in the police
court tins week 1t was sill about
bread, A ginger bread feminine
witness remarked as she emerged
from the court room, that she did
desplse to have anything to do wild
niggors"
A great reduction IN clothing
Call and see, at d; f, DURRETT
How beautifully and fifty the
| gentle showers aud silvery dew
drops come down on the bIooaing
flowers and the growing fields
Surely our barns will be filled to
bursting this year.
The Star has it straight that Hon.
9. NJ. Lambeth will be candidate
for the legislature. He IS a mighty
good man.
A nice lot OF Ladies and Misses
Slippers Just received at D, =. Dur.
rett's
A Star reporter saw one OF our
handsome tnwnsmsu, 4r. W. r
Rewberu get aboard the south bound
train last Tuesday evening, on the
opposite side from the depot, fot
parts, as he though t, unknown to
eur reporter. Say Willie haw i,
LaGrange?
Mr., }. A. NcGlohn, 81 the firm
McGlohn, Johnson j. Co, Jackson,
Tenn, was here this week on one OF
these mysterious visits which car
RES with it 50 much of love aud ro-
nance.
Mr. vii Finn, Of Holly Springs
Miss. has been visiting the family
of Dir. Joe Walton this week,
Madam Rumor says he came 1
sparkling.
The telegraphic reports and the
fine illustrations which appear fron
time to time on tn outside 81 Tn
Star give It the appearance of a me-
ropolitan journal, published ON
truly modern style.
MIR. Sam Clinton, in district 5
has thirty acres OF the finest herds
grass in the county. A sampl
may be found in this office. Tn c
Star again urges the lmport lance Of
growing more grasses which will en-,
rich the land aud restore barren
e fields to fertility.
i Our young friend, w, L. Robin
> son, formerly Of Cloverport, ha
charge of the Tennessee indian,
Hstel ut Hatchie. The srth bounr
accommodation takes dinner there
r There Is movement on foot &c
have an immense barbecue and pic
mic at the Insane Hospital on the
fourth OF July. Gov. Robert l.
is to be invited to be present an,
crate a little for the boys Get u
ySur white roses, boys, and be o
e hand IN full force.
Mr., James Lockman, If dlstric
" l3, is whooping up the vSters of hi
district in the interest of his oaudi-
dacy tor J. p. He is a worthy gen
tleman'