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The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30

We have few more OF those celebrated
Superior Cook Stoves left. Call and see
them ii YOU want to buy No. stove.
A. L. Mcbride &t'o.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30

blacksmiths or Wagon Makers wanting
iron or wood work will make money BY
callin. at A l. Mcbride & Co
The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30
For Sale.

A well improved farm of $50
acres 5 miles south OF Altona. Pien-
tv of water handy.
If w. 6 r. WALTON.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30
.Eor Sale

y nice suburban residence Inquire .,,
p H. HolCon'b, or this Office. tt
Bargains in dress goods 1t
Cassidy y Pi.kiD'..
The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30
.3+-IIn

Wanted for CASH, a section OF land or
farm, within one mile of school, in this
county. Send particulars to &. 0. Nc
Lean, American Fxpress Office, Chicago,
Ills
The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30
For Sale Or Trade.

VII sell or trade for land and give q
big bargain in a general stock of hard
ware amounting 20 Sc,5oo.
Ns1. y. Scorr,
At '&ssidy i Pitkin's Store.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30
{. Car Lad.

y car load of Salt just received Al
-p15 Charlie Deuncv,s
The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30

We respectful y ask the farming com
munity to call and see US, price and ex
anime our goods. CaSSioy & Pitain.
The Butler weekly times., 1882-08-30

\ chew OF Happy Thought i. economy
IA-;m
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-04-13
THE DAILY BULLETIN.

The superior advantages Of the
DAILY BULLETIN as an advertising.
medium. will readily be understood
by business men, and by all who
have occasion to make public their
occupation or their requirements,
for our issue is in demand in every
store, shop and dwelling house in
the city. The public ear is caught
by the BULLETIN each morning in
stead of once week.
We shall, with our increased size
of four pages, in place of two, give
larger space to local matters of
interest, as well as commercial items; /;
and, during the sessions of the Leg
islature, soon to commence, we pro-
pose to give in each issue a resume
of the previous days proceedings.
We intend, with the facilities, in
the shape of material, now on the
way hither, to make the BULLETIN
a permanent institution, and shall
spare no pains to render it a neces-
sity to every business man and every
household in the community.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

No Democrat should think of throw
ing away his vote OH either Russell
or BeasIey.- 1t Is Of Importance IL
the people of TennesseeeK pect to gov
ern the State, that they should eject
this man Hawkins from the chief
magistracy. Il can only be done BY
eIecting Gen. Bate. If Bate is not
elected Governor. then Hawkins
will be, and none know this fact bet
ter than Beaslev and RUSSELL To
vote for either Of the two latter is to
give half vote to Hawkins. 1t is
rather cheeky in RUSSELL 70 be howl
ing for hell and hemp f,T General
Bate when he knows thatin all the
elements Of character that go to make
up gallant, generous and reliable
man. Bate is his or any other mani
equal. As far as debt paying Is con
cerned, Bate has paid all Of his Owr
debts and many thousands Of dOllRr
for his unfortunate friends. Besides
he has more charitable detds Sc
down oppUsite his maine than almos
any man We know of--JonesbOrOug
Journal
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26
Glorious Victory Awaits an Honest
Effort.

The prospectsof Gen. Bates tri-
umphant election brighten day by
day. From every part Of the State
comes up the most cheering news.
The strong men Of the
boiling faction, as we'll rs the Green
hackers are deserving both Russell
and Beasley, from the fact that it is
fully recognized that neither of them
has any earthly chance of an election.
The past week Gen. r. n. Hood the
leader of the Russell faction in East
Tennessee comes out in card over
his own signature rcnouncing his al
leciance to The bOlter faction nd pro-
claiming his intention Of supporting
Bate. He says he had always been,
and would always be democrat, and
he WAS now satisfied that the candi-
dacy of Russell was in the interest of
the Repu biican party, and he could
no longer give the project his cOunte-
nance or support.
Hon D. NJ Edwards, the Green.
back candidate for Governor two
years ago. has boldly come out in
support Of bate, aud is now MAX
ing speeches in behalf Of true De-
as the only means of de-
ieating RepublIcanlsm in Tennes-
see.
Gen. Turner, of Memphis, another
Green hacker, sometime ago left the
sinking fortunes of that party, and
: doing herculean work in behalf Of
he Democracy.
We are glad to note these thing,
IS il beyond doubt insures the cleo
Jon of Gen. Bate beyond the posi-
Dility ola contingency.
Let every democrat do his duty on
he 9TH of November, and the State
sill be democratic by fifty to seYen-
y-five thousand votes.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

law in their pla' form, and put i.
a ongside the COG iniquity, and then
swear that both were fnality.
That Is to cav, the hue and cry was
to be raised that the ssme wild and
Revolutionary spirit which sought the
overthrow of the sos. also had It's
heart full ofhate and mischief for the
for the four-mile law.
The two enactments were twins.
Both we're about to be strangled by
! the same enemy,
From that good hour, despite the
ca ndId declarations Of Gen. Bate and
his friends, there has been a delibe.
rat system of gr.'ss misrepresentation
pursued by men who claim to be good
temperance advocates.
They have PersistCntly mierepresen-
ted his utteTanceS, and spread calum-
nv and falsehOod in regard to them
all over the State.
No'abIy among these devices is the
report they have made, and are cir
cnlating all over the State, that Gen.
Bate said in his late speech. THAT he
would not suggest the repeal of the
iour-'uile law, and that he would do
no more"
, This is misrepresentation out Of
the whole cloth.
He made no such speech and the
; persons who are circulating it know
e that he did not make use oil any such
e expression.
? When the Grand Lodge met in thi'
{ city few days ago, the same fanatics
tried to get Fussell's bolt endorsed
. by the temperance organization.
h They were covered with contumel,
5. and sternly rebukeJl for their pains
Is 1t is memorable and striking fac
il that every fellow that has beer
t, engaged In this vile wsrk of misrepre
sentatloh. and trying to get grea
and good cause complicated with, an
Di ruined by an association with Fdssel
l. and his cranky followers. eiteer vo
D. ted for The 60-6 and the 100 3, or
al an arfvocate Of the COG, or is
rs friend Of the men who pissed it, or
s. a Republican secretly workInr ia
O. t'.s d ST. uction f the Dem ca
g party.
b. Every man engaged in it is eithe
n in the Radical camp or on his marc
thitherwnrCs.
b Failing in their nefarious work
re decoving Democrats into Hawkin
p camp, under the specious plea of b
ne ing for plety and temperance an
II. Russell, these fellows have sought L
he detraction and vilificatiOn and slaI
it. der to get the great and glori"
go tsmpcra fee organ in on in this Sta
ch t, adopt RUSSELL and raise ii
- Hawkins banner.
lis Having failed in this, they now,
N Calumin ating circulars, seek to reele
yn Hawkins and sustain the COS frau
lis The honest people Of this State ha
IT. esche we'd the whole tribe, and WI
he elect Gen. Bate triumPhantly.
hoI
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

wards as a leader and a champion,
while he was in the gall of bitterness
and i'm the bond of iniquity."
Finally We say that Beasley voted
against and spoke against the submIs-
sion plank Of the Low tax Democrat
ic party.
He introduced a bill to settle the
debt, without referring it to The peo-
Dle. at 80 cents ON the dollar.
He voted to pay it in treasury notes
of the State of Tennessee; aiid to
make them receivable for taxes,
thereby making law as daBgerou:
and odious as the 1908 and the
6O-6.
He sought BY It's bill - pay al
the railroad bonds of the State.
He then sought To pay of the 1919.
900 of charitable and educationa
bonds in full, for they were exreptet
from the provisions of his so cent anC
non submission bill.
He did not seek to make any
Discrimination against any class o
bonds.
He even embraced the bonds bell
by the United States government il
the State debt proper class, they beini
railroad bonds.
1t there be a holder fraud than JON
Railroad Beasley, we would like
have his name sent up for regis!ra
ton.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26
A FRAUD.

The 1908 cranks, when they had
acted in such n manner that they
lost all hope of ever regainng the
confidence of the people they had base.
~ deceived and wantonly betrayed,
set about Ia devise WAYS and means
TO defeat their anniversaries.
When the good genius Of tho Dem
Ocratic party suggested that the war
ring factions therefore should take
steps to get together. thew came to the
place of rendezvous and by word and
by deed endeavOred to keep them as
under.
They wanted separate calls issued.
with the idea and hope that this would
draw the line ON the Wright and
Wilson vote.
In this they forgot or overlooked
the fact that their Own base BETRAYAL
Of the pledges of their party platfirm
and of their own personal pledges,
had wiped out the dark and angry
line Of demarcation between these two
wings, and had made them one In a
feeling Of utter lOathiug and contempt
for the men who had deceived aud
betrayed both.
The joint call was issued and in
pursuance thereof the largest and
most enthusiastic convention assem-
bled in our State capitol that ever
was seen within its halls.
These sons of Belial came too and
not being able to foment split, thew
concluded to sulk and call a separate
meeting.
They did this ard then and there
concocted the baldest fraud that ever
disgraced the politics Of our State.
In order 90 put iD a plea for the
6nality OF the COS swindle, which
they had driven through, by the WAYS
Of means and the most disgraceful |
they inserted in their plat
form the four-mile plank.
They knew that this was n popular |
lct land that no one sought its repeal /
md that the public conscience would |
,e shocked by the suggestion of en-
nifty lurking in any quarter against
I.
So the idea entered their craninms
hat they would make a plank If this
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

Why he did it.--''When did you
thahgc?" said a skY-blue politician
70 his nei2hbor who said he had re-
turned to Democracy and would vote
for Bate. II hardly know when, =
said the old man "When ] went in
to the bolt had somc misglvines and
I've watched the thing ever since.
when l found we were working for
Hawkins and saw our leaders were
abusing Bate and Democracy all the
time, and hadn't n word t. say against
Hawkins, I bottled back 10 Democracy
in quick time, and I'll stick there
The old man Was right; and there's
more ofthern will come to their senses
World.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

State Treasurer Polk il IN New
York funding the bonds under the
GO-6 settlement, and toll the New
York Tribune reporter that Hawkins
would be e-electeA Governor Of Ten
nessee, and that there would be fif-
ty two Republicans and twenty-four
State-credit Dene6crAts Ia the next
Legislature, and that the co.'s settle
ment would be sustained. It is clear
to see the intention Of these gentlemen,
snd a low-tax man la the Legislature,
who refusing to act with sther'low-
tax men in reducing the debt to 50-3
only adds strength TO the 600 htgh-
tax men and fixes the settlement al
shat figure. Cool, calm judgment, il
What you want in the Legislature.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26
Temperance in Politics.

Temperance is a good thing, All
Good citizens should favor il and prac-
Size it. Every earnest aud bona fde
effort tn promote it should be encOur-
aged. This paper has for years ex>
tended its and to all honest exertions
in that direction.
There arc four parties and plat
forms inviting the support of the
voters of Tennessee in this canvass.
The platform Of the Republican party
says nOtling Shont the question ct
Temperance, neil her does that Of
the Greenback party, or Of the Dem
ocratic party But a little splinter
Of party calling itself "Skv blue
Boilers held their convention last
and devised a scheme to catch the
Temperance vote By inviting them
to meal which would turn to ashes
ne ii reached their lips, The Boilers
nut a plank in their platform declar-
ing they were opposed to the repeal
Of the mile law. They were very
careful not to commit their party to
any sort Of Temperance Legislation
whatever. They simply did enough
10 SlsFow out the idea that they be-
hinged where they do not.
IN order to have the fence down
!. tRyf uaiHeat The Nashville Banner,
their leading organ announced in
leading editorial Immediately after
theiF convention. that they had not
adopted a Temperance plank at all
In their platform and that il was
misnomer go to call IL that they only
favored the 4 mile law as a good pO-.
lice regulation. The people know
that neither the Democratic or any
stileT party are opposed TO the mile
law.. Il has been on che statute
Books for years and was introduced
aud passed by DemOcrata General
Bate has said ON every stump that he
did not favor its repeal and no attack
is made upon it.
The Fussellites put out this plank
in their platform which means nothing
and which no party opposes and then |
they all buy Temperance OvercOats
80 thin and slazy a. only to laRt for |
tic purposes Of the canvass and gull |
n few II the most oredulous. They |
FNtGGNGAk AFAA Il AS4NAA ~ AtACaA NAItNdAlNLE
and quietly authorized him TO 60
much further in his speeches than
they would 90 in their platform. This
- 20 catch votes, for they know well \
FusFen can not be Governor aud |
hence viii meyer be called on to per
f,,rzR his promises and they avoid put.
ting themselves on record by having
a. meaningless nothing in their plat
fuan which credulous duPes can call
a. Temperance plank.
they follow ont this deceptive poll
cy By circulating broadcast oyer the
state and in this county a so called |
Address full Of false
purPorting to be signed by
! committee Of Temperance men,
hr Gibson yFliDse name is signed as
chairman repudmtes it in a card IN
he Nashville World and saws hi
lame was signed Totally without
The statements in IL were tNTyreck--
,ss for Mr. Gibson to father almost
> reckless rs that of Mr.. RUSSELL i'm
4 speech al Bolivar. :
Temperance in politics is one thing
M deception and fraud upOn the !;
eoplC are quite another.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

II IS acknowledged that Gen. Bate
IA making the most brilliant canvass
ever witnessed IN Tennessee. He is
crested by lnrr1vnse crowds every
where ne speaks. and The people are
enthusiastic. II il now believed that
he will receive the largest vote ever
accorded to any man Of the party
aimee the war. The people greet him
everywhere as their deliyerGr from
Hawkins rule in lenDessees His
heart and soul lie with che people and
the people are heart and soul with
bate Wi,sckcsSer Horc JoarHaL
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26
Henderson NasasicM. IF.
INSTITUTE.
FACULTY.

G. NJ. Savage, A. n. Chairman Of Faculty,
Prof. Of Fhslirl,, French and Hebrew
J. t. AMMAN, 4. NJ;
Prof Of Mathematics and Natural Silence.
y. T. IIsckett, University of Vfrginin.
Prof Of Latin, Greek, and German.
Miss Luln Carroll, b. Lit,
j Principal Of the Preparatory Department.
Mrs. W. J. Crook, Polite Literature,
CoIumbia College, =. G.,
Principal of the Musical Department.
Miss Cassie Mason NJ. +. T.,
Teacher Of Painting, Drawing and
Ctliith enics.
J. A. Crook, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on Anatomy, PhysioioRy and
Hygiene.
II. c. IIankinr, Instructor in Telegraph.
The Professors a-sFStsslasSa win b nipJ,oin-
ted in due time.
Facts chAracterTs1Hk slrls college
Breadth and tcPPth Of curriculum not
surpassed BY any Institution in the coun-
Try.
The wisdom Of its management tested Nv
the experiences Of thirteen years.
The moral security Of students as SELECT
can be promised anywhere.
Expenses "a moderate M any business
man couid'aek
Three literary satellites and monthly
Magazine completing ita seventh volume
I'he young ladies and gentlemen meet on
ly in the classroom and chapel hall
Next Session opens September 4, 1882
Apply for Catalogue to
G. Nj. S5gvnGc.
zrSaAsrsSa, Team
1880
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

District /.
Grand Juncti0n-J udges-W + Tiplcr
n A d Bryant, Mute SmaF-Ohiccr--Al'
b1rt Stin%On.
District /.
udges-W 4 Lowe, Rufus
Baa.. Hugh Wright nicer-JOhn Elliott.
District 2.
Hickory Valley-J udges-I hcOphilus Higgs
J Il McAnulty, J X MKinnic-offieeF-
K Powell.
New Castle-W p Caeselbery, JET FArriH
Rife bowers fficer-J l. Foot Jr.
District i.
Corl~va Churph-Iudgos-E Drak-,
James Kinney, VIM Tisdal@-Oihc RI. o
Il Miller.
Dis.ric 4.
WhitcviIle-Ju dgcs-Wm Cross, Thos
LandretlI, Jno $ Norment-O.iieer- u
\ -edham.
JudgeS-Ren Clinton. T"sse Franklin
VIM. Thompson, loft cer-T D Linton.
Judses-R S Carter, NJ Mask, ] ii Bry-
AM,
Judges David I.incborgeT f Mashburn
W d Iheshcir- officer Daniel VI Sain.
Disfrict 8.
Julges-Jo ohm I Parker, SoIimon Phillips
David Browu-O fiicer-j ames Carter.
District 8.
Van Rnren-J udgcs-Jo hn ID Ussnrv, Frank
Lake, GeO Randolph fiecr-JOhn I Ma
cJn.
District 10.
SaLlsbury-J udges-John Southali, Newt
McCommons, T J Whitehorn-OfficeF-D [
Saul4.
District II.
Middleton-Judges- VIM Drlk. c II Lam
beth, { W Cox-OficerT d Hudson.
District II.
Sweet m-Judgcs-J Jenkins, Vim
Mckee, Mike Carraway-Of ficer-Slatcr Simp-
son.
District ID.
Cranesvilie-Iutlgcf- Dock Cox, John
Mitchell, Abb aaam Baker fIicer-L /. Lick
man.
District 13.
Walnut Grove-J Judges Dummy King,
f II Doris, Vim Wiley-Othcer-A \ Doris
District II.
SmithE-J udgtE-Joc Sunnallv, Isham
Sillr, Vim Nut kollS-Ofhcer-W Blair.
District Is.
Toon~ Stafion-J udger-Wm Tate, Gro |
Jim Snliih-Ofiieer-S Knott.
ClOvcT-port in. Ras-Jolin q Chisum. PryeR
Vernon, Ben -OfEiccr-Jack R0l, mon.
District is.
leagues Station udgea-Johm Cotton
in, (iro McCTcnd"n, Wsslry Demming
Dfficrr- L l. CoIiongin.
District II,
Howells-JHdgys-V Murphy, Thos
Iarris, Calvin Oflicer-JrhD Shelton.
District u.
Chct-J nd ses-J ohm & Webb john Shelley,
REQ ThomI ~Oll-4) ficCF Jane Foster.
District ~.
Silcr~-SPenscr Si.er, jesse Wilson, John
Rush Ofiicer-E STurlin.
DistrHrt 10.
Pocahontaa- II arm0n Lasitrr. IIcndlv
i'onc, Ob~diah Kennedy, 81, -Oficcr-C har-
~ Davis.
District 20.
Misunderstanding T Morrow, j
ink, ] n sSands-t Ddicer-J n Shivrrr-
The v..1erS living in the fractional part
distrirf No rs formerly If this county
at now included in Chester cOanty wiii
ote at TcaSue- Station the present voting
lace Of SAID district. And those within
le fractional port 81 District No Is inclu-
I'd in chester County will vote as hereto
lre at Silcru in the said district.
This the 18th day sf Oct 1882
A. +. YOPP, Sheriff.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

Be it remembered that Beasley on
the 10th of january, 1870, spoke to
resolution pending in the Legisla-
ture Of Tennessee, declaring that no
settlement of the State debt should be
final until submitted to the people for
ratification or rejection, and said:
II am opposed to the adoption of
this resolution. The government un-
der which ne live is republic and
II democracy, like some of those in
ancient times. All Legislative power
is vested in a i; General Assembly.
Representatives are presumed 10
know and reflect the sentiments of
their constituents OH all public ques-
lions and the Representatives are re-
CURED to take AN oath to support the
constitution of the State aud not an
oath Ia suppo: t the platform OF a p
litical u, rty, which is generally get
ten up by few men and adOptet
without discussion. The resolution
before the House il Unconstitutional
It is also unwise and inexpe.lient. i
we abandon the constitution Ia thi
instance hoM long will il be before ",
will be urged to abandon it agar.
Never before in the history of th'
Sat has 4 resolution of this kind beSi
adopted. The policy which itpru
poses Is foreign to the genius of Ou
institutions and tablishee - prece.isn
wh ch is dangerous To the libertIe
and welfare OF the people"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26
PATNTING q.
w. r.. Jones, Iouse
And Sign Painter.

LANCE4 Willie, Ten \ EooEE
He also does DecoTat ;ng and Or
work in the Latest styles,
Keeps or hand a large HssoFtmen
of handsome Wall paper, which he
will put up at Memphis prices. Work
guaranteed and charges reasonable.
Orders left with DIR. J. 6. Robertson
WhitevIlle, will be promptly attend
ed t.. .s5 l. Oct 70 u.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

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