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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-10-18
WC,d River Notes.

kc,rhum b.,a~ts tho electric light.
over q .tAN.. IAW In cash have been
invested in Whxl River mines dur
ing iSS::
+, Four n,cu are extracting @lOO. ON
worth VI ore monthly from, the Gus
! ter mine.
/ Five men have extracted tSi'. tNk'
wUrti, vi ore from the Montana Msne
in six months.
| The telephone aud the telegraph,
will s.,un cUane,! HALEY with all
| outlying rih'l'>.
; Two hundred men are a.lver. Used
: fvr in Haley t. work On the railroad
! at $50 per day.
! Nearly l,sN n,rn are engaged in
cutting and driving ties along WNN~i
River ior the Oregon Short Line.
\ consignment Of nearly ~ toms
! If powder recently reached HALEY
:ar :,-e in the Bullion mines. Twenty.
, eight mules pulled the lead.
The E,.iscnpalisns, Preshy;erians
and Catholics are each about t.: COM
menye ;:rc erection .; handsome
clu. :!l ci.!ic,s y: Haley.
Renuris OF rich strikes at Nuido0n,
KetcLum. SawiCnth, Vienna. Bull
lion aud other surrounding els r;cts
are l.uring in:o HALEY daily.
Hishw:yms recently tackled y
Wood RIVER ceach in which was 4
treasure box coutsininy $4,000.
TL-ir fire WAS returned and the coach
:'er,:iit,cs: to proceed.
r:.c Oregon Sior: Line will not
reach :Snosh"ne junction OF the
W. u: Rivg: branch: With the main
i,uct. until JANUARY l-,. ard il::iey.
y, mile. ui<C .nt, .,n.i: May 1t.
Ih:S years oHi.,"i .: TIC N~d
River :..ld :Siwt0o,n nI,.';@ will b.
air,st s., .s,. hn.--.iu,;;'.r ::.e yield Of
::.e c,:ils .e:ri;uvE oi i;i,:m three
year, aga wien tIc... d,s,!.ci, were
/ unknown.
1t is officially settled that HALEY
i: IL ": .:.e terminus Of til: broad
I:,ie- ;r:,nc!i Ut the Oregon .>ii"ri
Line, and ,n,t several I,Ai."w gauge
lines Will III tate IRON, tia; Fortunate
Joint TO surrounding E,iiiiny dis
iI.cts.
Ereighters all oyer the west are IN.
fori:,e.. that \ vast tonnage IL watt
is.g ut Black foot aud keltOn destined
iur ;iuii.y aud other Wood Rive.
l1int:.. The rates lave gone up to
) c=uts per p...nd for the haul Ot ~
miles.
Altaras County, Of whic!, HALEY
is til. county seat. is nearly As large
as The Stat, uf Ohio, contains the III.
mlou> Wood River, SawtWth and
~n.,.ky mines, I'D n population o;'
::!n.:, 1850 IxOp!c-OEe-fit:', the ell
tire population OF Idaho Territory.
ReccEt!y the Eureka mine near
Halle. was offered to anybody by
the locators for $500. Colonel " al!
aud Marshal Snaughnessy purchased
it ut $:::,:sN, and placed men ut work
upon it. Within five days a ire
nlep.!c,,s ore-ls"!y was cut into, amt
The property could not, OIL the nth
day, I've purchased under <5",s4,G.
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Wonderful, Beautiful, Grand.

SUED. have been the exclai:.a;inus
FROM tine i.,.ii and gentlemen who
have visited T.. l.. Bonner i; Co.'S
store during their opening week. W.
will venture to assert that never he
fore has such display q line goods
l'ecn seen except in u few Of the largest
cities in the East.
This firm prove hy their enterprise
aud their immense stock that they
have every confidence in the present
anil future Of Butte. and are deter
mined to m,aintsin their position As
the leading house Of the Territory.
They carry the largest stock, sell At
thu lowest prices, and consequently
have by far the largest trade in Nom
tana.
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Borl0 Couldn't WIN.

The Helena X"ltPcntl1"t Of the
18th :nstant has the following accoun,
Of the exploits in that city, Of = sport
who is we'll known IN this commune
~: 1T appears that IMAM named
Hooton, who was holding several
hundred dollars ~. takes c:, Tie nile
heat, : in 3 race y; tn, race course
Wednesday, invested the whole
amount in pools on lso:ilis and lost
II. He then skipped ont. The man
who was entitled IL the stakes ION.
Of JOckO's tslckers, is now anxious!y
looking Goc lIM,ten an.. is telegraph
ing IN all directions il h"ls. If head
ing him off,
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lie jus. III all t:y actions: and if
joined with those that are not, never
change thy m.ind.-s.ni';.i.i.
20 think properly, one must think
independently, cs:.,;id!y and consec-
utivciy; only in this way can q train
Of reasoning I've conducted successful
".
None but enjOynents of rare occur
rene are adequately priced; neither
young nor old can set q proper value
on pleasures which they taste every
day.
The man vino worshils tac fortune
he has made Is more Intelligent than
the heathen who pr;.ys to the little
wG:n!en god he has whitfield int"
SHAPE.
We sleep, bu, the loom Of life never
stops. and the pattern which was
weaving when the sun went down Is
weaving when it comes up to.nor.
row.--lIenry Ward Beecher.
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DESIGNS ON JUDGE FEEL D.
Discovery Of q Machine Having
for It's Object the Death Of
Associate Justice
Field.

NEW YORK, Oct. j.-The Gru,,A.
IRIS Washington speci%! says the ap-
preaching = s>iUn Of the Supreme
Court OF the United States, which.
begins next Monday. was the means
Of uncartliing All ihci'lcn; in the his
.piy Of Associate Justice Stephen
J. Field, which has probably lot
yet been published. Pus~iny down
he avenue your cor: rsponsl-ut Was
called hy dealer in firearms, sport
ing traps. ana ether ar, hev.,. lin,
ar. ask 4 If lie had 81, n the Internal
!1l,...iii',n thai lat: heen sen, to judge.
Field. liz WAS taken Into The rear Of
the store aud 4 ease nf daSuerr"!y pvs
"a~ discovered lying on the counter.
Examine ti:is said tie dealer.
''an: tell me- VIA; ycu think al Tit
it,
:. cin.r in=pec:;nh showed that con-
c...,e'i in the case were ten nat lie
car ct!gcs with ill.,. sides filed. ex-
80, ~ powder. ai Realty embedded
il Wax. All ordinary :.ie, e oi sand
Taper WAS corusnte' wit, TIE hasp
c: Ike case, With, i:orrEsd from,
he 'rn'it, woul.: cause t;,e i1:i; .iou =:
:; ;.nE,.!e a.: :,a.r!!e>. The case. :..w-
ever. lad =, n oi.vnc,i f..n; IT,: ''sck.
and she in!.r....l in:i!.::::::i: !;a,' fail.
eh * accomplish lis d.=:.:a. \ c.,o-
iin: ;r:n! Il tie" s;.",... ra~:a,! il. liz.
:.:.s.. dei:i;:,i "a: count OF i. ,:,r;>:,,,
|, .,u.i::c Field regarding IL" title "i
cert i. r:":.:!.: i'm san i'r..nci-c".
49,. :. j.. >:.:..,a..:: .:.a; lii: E;:;.;iin>
Wa DC ,u:,i;:....>y". s:r::c dip
!.,:n:::: :i:a..:i.
E::::ii": inquiry shaved that III:
;"rl,:..-e cai.s ~ mail, hut Ms re-
..ri.:; Wit. s.'>!.i, ion Ivy the inmates
VI. -: &c t'i..d's ,,-:.:e nee. AMI liz.
I.,rle was glazed ever night in i
pail II water. A:t.rwu.u. it WIS.,
:'lir'i c,,:i !:.,n l., ::;utl. an.. the
:::!.:- :latu.c a: IL e,..iy::,< .!iva:
!: Il liza ANY r:.c :u1vysl sc ::;.>r
ui,oI. as i, The C!.StDni in E:in,:ing
NAL Cases al l.is k:;.:i, n",hin.
...n.: q; Il i:lirarie could have PIE.
.yn,c.i T., .!,.ciiarge OF tie metallic
cartridges.
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HenshaW Opera House.

Thepopular American drama, "'TlAe
Banker. Daughter" was presented
1T night to another crowded house,
By the Nellie Boyd Company. Miss
Boyd a Florence It. Vincent Brown
was graceful and pleasing. Mrs.. liar,
- the Bankers daughter was entire
y 1t home in the part, and the entire
company played their parts with that
harmonious smooth ness Of execution
which h the secret Of this coinpany's
popularity.
Tomorrow night the play will be
The romantic and historic drama In
i've ct, Leah the Ferseken."
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Prom he Caily q sunday.
CONSPIRACY.
Tha Gaze A9ainot Lee W. (oeser
Not Sustained By the
Evidence.

| In the District Court yr~srs>sAy ses
! case Of the Terri,r.. ~ Montana ~
! Lee W. Foster a.,.; Wa Ma aes1,
! charged with c~s,sp::asS, MAS sAsse>',
and the casc q: l.,r W, fs>>:ss "ss
heard upon scI&,.;c trial, Whrs'
, the testimony on the lxsrt .: tho rs>>"-
! ecu;ion had been heard !hr defend
ants co.,ns.i m.vcs, f.r dismissal
, " the case on the ground that III,
| allegations Of the indi,;g..rnt wcr'
. not sustained by the evidence AL
duced. The ,GOtion Was sustained
| by the court, the case dismissed. and
the defendant was released from Gus
toby. The case against VIM. War
field will necessarily be similarly dis
posed Of when 1t - ~: :hcl on the
docket. The prominence u tho par
ties to this ease ard the circumstances
leading to the in.ii.tm: ut Of the two
defendants lend 10 the proceedings
an unusual interest. In 1868 H.ur'
der was committed in Yo!o County,
California, under circumstances Of
great atrocity. An old Ger;Ian was
beaten upon the head with An axe.
dragged to the cellar. where his legs
and arms were securely p;niolea,
aid the house ro!,;ed vi sciie $40
in money. The Cd man was alive
when found in the c,iIar, hut did
from his wounds soon a!terWard.
Up 70 the present time the perpetra-
tor OF the deed Lss not been liscov.
cred, nor has any clue been obtained
to his w,lc real.nuts or identity. About
two years ago citizen Of Butte, vino
rad acquired property here, and VII"
was regarded as one Of our RESPONSE
Ole men, wa. pointed cut by Tor
mcr resident OF California as the
guilty man. \ fund was made W
and VIM. Varied vas sent 10 i"lo
County to investigate the matter:
Upon his return ard report, an acdi-
tional fund was raised and Narfie!d
made a second trip 10 California,
where he rrucure.! g rafui.i,ion for
the ex:ra'litiOn Gi the gentleman M
der suspicion, and returned 20 Butte,
bringing with him man whom 1t
was ciaii:,csi could identify the riur-
dcrer. Ulon arriving here and see
ins the suspected PARTY, however,
the man declared that he was unable
to identify him and was not sure lie
had ever setn Kim before. The re4ui-
sition W.. Hc' executed and the wit
ness returned to his home. Here the
matter rested until some months
aftsrward, when the Grand Jury re-
turned an indictment against War
field and Foster. charging them with
conspiracy against the suspected
party, on the grounds Of Wartisld's
active part in the investigation, and
Fosters having contributed money
~ the fund raised t" de!ray the en-
lcN:es Of ferreiiIS' the matter out.
The dismissal If the case hy the
court yesterday Was IL" doubt the
last act il the drama: and 1t will now
pass into history A. one If the most
remarkable cases III mistaken idcn-
tity upon record.
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Glendale Items.

Colonel J. F.. Galloway addressed
the Republicans "n Monday even.
Ing.
An ice cream festival and oyster
supper was given ~ the ladies 0: the
First Baptist Church, il the new
room, Friday evening.
Mr.. aud Mr.. =. +. Thomas re-
turned la,t week rom All excursion
to The Grys4-,. They lett Oil -Aon-
day :,r Sal, Lake City, wi'er'. Mr..
Thri,l:,a will cr.er business.
c. ". Har.!i>ty, the Democratic
candidate 10, County Tr.*, ,urer, l:,,
retr rn,:s from an eiectionecriEy tour
and rc''ort. his prospects yer: good,
anal THINKS. y. do I'LL here, that be
will SCOOP the Republican cand;-
date.
Typhoid fever is epidemic :scre,
and in mast eases has proved fatal.
The physicians repor: eight cases o;
the most malignant tyre during the
last thirty days. Al. Farishcr, who
has been low for some time, is now
better. Jas. Shawes las been sic.>
but a few days and is pronounced,
hopeless. The gloomy. damp weather
Of the last two weeks has not helped
the patients.
The.H. G. NJ. Go. are building some
cars to haul the ore from Lion City
t" the Concentration. Tue brake is
ola new PATTERN. devised by the we'll
known n,ecllan:c. Alex. Armstrong.
II consists Of two bars wi,irl, rest on
the rails 20 as to partially clasp them.
These bars are connected to central
screw ~ which the brake Gan Ike
lowered, making the whole weight
If the car rcst on the brake.
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TERRITORIAL, NEWS.
Cullcd ItO.., tho Columns OF Ossr
Exchnnkes.

Billings and C.'u!srn arr connected
BY q str.v.t railroad. the iltst .>'n'
etructesi in Montana.
Over six hundred men were raid
of in Glenlive last payday. The
money di>bur>cd amounts 70 nearly
$i0.iks).
LAST week Johnny Anderson. while
hunting with Tom Cameron. un.s.'r'
t., X t. follow some buffalo when lac
became lost. He WAS found Oh Fri
day las. after four days and FIVE
nights without food. 1t is almost II
miraclr how H. survived, ~ !.c was
without 4 coat, AMI II stor':led a;-
MOS, i:ic.ssaEtiy those days. H. w:s
found Iy two hunters talking and
lau: chin /. To IL hank, and adevidently
been Oh, Of Iii, head s:n:e time. He
was kindly cared for, fed and tlank-
cted by these men who had tu! little
them selves. but humanity OF the
plain. il like them. hrs,ader :!san
within tie walls Of = great city
t;:.n;sitc J.s..>.
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Ec al estate mot sold .. ......... &

TEER. TORY OF MoSrAxA.l
O., mtg If silver Bow.
Edwin I. wa:er'ury rc,nx duly sworn.
says the: the f',,e-oin Exhibits ~ the rs.
tales ri 4. 4. G,.-'r.ch. John CavaEau. h .
James H"s.ar. Tro.. I. r. hart. Moses Rice.
~:nC:, Il .,;.Orih. JON. &. *ireici,er ara
Ferdinand :s.l-, deceased. are correct anil
iri:" Il. the hes: OF knowledge ard ha:;pr,
AMI mat nc has no! ba;.. iltcr.s, Ell IT, ~
others sse as-fs'i*.'rt with any person in the
e:i,.ii.lit ures above snEm~:s!.d.
EDWIN r. WATERBURY.
Suhs9r'bs~i anu sworn :O before me this
ll;h day q: September. =. - l..::
CALEB T.. IRVINE.
se;:i;s!-sw Probate Judge.
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Notice..

A Grand Dinner ut the French
Restaurant, Lower Main street, at
$50 p. m.
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Notice..

Durirg my absence from tile Territory of
Montana Mr.. John O'KOvrkc 70 n,y July
Authorize 3.su: !. The transaction; Of oil
I'll !n(S.. JAMES MATTHk WS
Fiit". Montana. Oci.4 5rllm
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BORN.

TRENPER-At watkins. Colorado, Oc:o-
b~r ), lsa2, to the wife Of George A.
TrempeS. . daughter.
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FQ: Rent.

half block from Main street. OF Granite.
Apply al Stackrn!e. simpson Z Cos
40c;dlw
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TO LET.
FOR RENT,

4 Eicely furnished r0aym. three doors west
81 u. Z. Church. uronite street. A mar.
rietl couple preierred. l5cc.lWS
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Bullion Shipments.

During the past week bullion ship
meats were madc through the Pacific
Express Office rs follows: :.
o.. .. sars ~ Anaconda, valued
Oct. .. . bars by Alice. value. 1t.... l2,X:s
Oct 3 ! hars b. Donncll. Clark 4
LaSxbis, - ueL .t.................. 6,l!:
vs,1ei g. Observation-Disclosures. 1855
Oct. II 6ar. By Uonneli. CLARK 3
Laratts, valued at.................: I;,iCs
Oct. Il. 8 bars BY Lexington. valcs0
ot.,.,ss...s..... ssss..s.:sss.ssssse. A''SsS
Oct Is bars BY Ana cO,,da. valued
or =; 4 80 bv nee. valued At. 1886
Total .hIpmenis aSS.eoo
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For Rent.

4 bsick..ired dwelling Of I've rooms with
cellar. pantry aud basement. Amply to
Gilbert Z Tyler, 3ll Main Ut. Iieptf
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For Rent.
Two furnished rooms 10 let cheap u -
west GS0uite street. 0cfOlv1
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For Rent,

FOR Rent.
Store No. = East Broadway, 92xA. En-.
quirc 81 10 Main street. iyiadif
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GO1S 1N0N H
St0re. ~ West Broadway flre aud frost.
PROOF cellar. Enquire OF Curtis 4 An.
arjeUx. lj0c.lwH
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DEER LODGE, u. T.
Conducted By Sisters Of Charity,

Islain and Ornamental N>>.,,.
Work Taught Free OF Char1c.
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Exhibit No. Z.
Estate Of John G.. Slrsicher. deceased.
RECEIPTS.
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such models Of excellence that feels confused making selection
area alike
In Dress Fabrics the Combination Robe
FINE Pushes, Veve Moes Bocades Suahs
Neck Wear Hosiery Gloves Ribbons Laces &c endless variety
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
For Sale.

A good farm for sale ~ miles east
of Bolivar, one-half mile south of Cra-
nesville. 2S8 acres in all. 100 acres
under cultivation. so acres of new
ground put into cultivation this year.
Is acres Of good land to clear that
can be added to that 100 acre field,
making 175 acres under the same
fence. No water gaps to keep up.
Good schools and Churches at Cranes
VILE. Good range for Cattle of all
kinds. Also one new and commodi--
Gus dwelling house in Bolivar, con-
venient to business portion of the
town, and one neat brick store in good
location. Also a good servant house
Titles all good. The land will be sold
either in a lot ::or separately. For
terms ofs1le, adddres or call on,
N. ]. Powell,
- NoH2- Bolivar, Tenn.
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE..

In the County Court Of Hardemar
County Tennessee.
L. w. Robertson and wife Mary a.
formerly Mary A. Lewis, w. G,
Lewis and Mrs. Ellen Lewis wife d
w. G.. Lewis deceased.
VS.. Petition to sell Real Estate
for division. No 1918 Z ID.
] S. Day and wife Eliza, formerly
Eliza Lewis. r, F. Lewis and Charles
4, Miller Admir-. Of w. Il. Lewis de
ceased.
In this cause 1t appearing from the
petition which is sworn to that the
Defendant II. L. Lewis is non resi-
dent of the State of Tennessee, aud q
resident of the State of Texas.
1t is ordered that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the
Bolivar Bulletin a newspaper pub
lished in Bolivar Tennessee rcquiring
said non resident Defendant. r. +.
Lewis to enter his appearance herein
and plead answer or demur to the pc
tition in this cause by or within the
first three days of the December term
1882 of the County Court of Harde-
man County Tennessee, to be held
at the Court House in the town of
Bolivar ON the first Monday in De-
cember 1882, or the same will be ia
ken as confessed as to him and set
for hearing ex parte.
Oct. IS 1882. w. w Farley g & M
& a. Miller Solicitor for Plaintiffs
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02
Casey Young.

Everywhere in this, the tenth COM
gressIonal district; the Democratic
candidate, the Hon. Casey Young, is
with the kreitest success conducting
the canvass which Is to seat HIM in the
halls of Congress az our representa-.
tive. Col. Young entered upon this
canvass with boldness and confidence
only assured by an unimPeachable
political record, aud at the outset,
planted himself upon that record and
declared that on it he. would accept
the nomination if rendered, and upon
no other terms. During the heated
canvass now pending when the darts
and shafts Of malice, envy, falsehood,
and Observation-Disclosures have been flying
thick and fast, has this faithful pub
lie servant stood his ground upon that
record and deled his enemies. Not
an arrow has penetrated his mailed
coat of consistency and duty, not a
bolt has wounded him. When assail-
ed on the tariff question, he, with dig
nifty and truth, without concealment
or levasion, at the GreenlaW opera
house, in Memphis, announced his
views clearly and plainly amid the
shouts Of applause which greeted his
manly utterance' He has too, with
proofs, with records, refuted the char
ges and flung away from him the
harmless shafts that were hurled al
him from some ambush in
Arkansas. Casey Young stands to-
lay unsmirched, unscathed, a warrior
loing battle for the people and the
peoples rights. Everywhere he is
gaining strength, end on the ides of
viii receive the reward Of
luty we'll performed AMI have the
aonor of serving this people in the
lext CONGRESS.
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+. r.. Mayo,
Bolivar, Tenn.

How shall she preserve her health and
Beauty.
O.e who Inns long investigated this
subject 81 YES the result, and Is happy
to say that it is found in WOman's
''Best Friend" 1t is adapted especi-
ally to that great central, all-control-
ling organ, tire womb, correcting its
disorders, and curing any Irregular
ity of the "nenses,7 or courses.
DR.. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator
acts like charm in whites, and In
sudden or in entire stOppage Of the
monthly courses" from cold, mental
trouble, or like causes, by restoring
the natural discharge in every in
stance. In chronic cases, so often
resulting in liberation, falling of the
womb, its action is prompt and deci-
sive, saving the constitution from
evils and premature de
cay. Prepared by DIR. J. Bradfeld,
GA. Price: trial size, Toe;
large size, $3.50 For sale by burst
81 Coleman.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02

On last Friday night, MIR. James
Fentress. Jr.; clerk of the Chancery
Court for this county, was robbed to
the amount of about So, 500. He was
in his office writing between ~ and l
o'clock, when two masked men enter
ed, with pistols in hand, and ordered
him to open his safe, and when he
pretended he had forgotten the CONF
bination, they put knife at his neck
and told him they would cut his throat
unless he complied with their demand
and after they had taken from the
safe all the money, they then gagged
him and tied his hands behiRd him
and walked of. He went out aud
raised the alarm, but there is no clue
rs yet as to who they are. Fentress
thinks they were white men. The
money belonged to litigants.
We do hope that these robbers
may be arrested. Recently, suspicious
characters have been seen in town
and it was then predicted that very
soou some such robbery would be
committed in cur community. No
one blames Mr.. Fentress for surren-
derina the IN AAy 10 save his life
+ There can be no doubt they would
have killed him, 1t he had resisted.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02

In the McNairy Independent, of
Oct. 2Sth, we find an editorial notice
of Gen. Bates speech there, and also
a notice of the speeches of Hawkins,
Russell aud Beasley, at the same place.
The editorial was caustic and severe.
The other notice was excessively COM
plimentary to Hawkins, Russell and
Beasley, and really cornplimented the
two latter more than it did Hawkins.
The reason is plain. Every man in
McNairy county knows that Mr.. J.
w. Purvlance, editor of the McNairy
Independent, is Republican and
Hawkins man, and he compliments
the two members of Hawkins staff,
while he abuses his opponent. "For
ways that are dark, and tricks that
are vain, the Heather Chinee is pc
culiar'"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02

In these days of party division,
and the doubt and uncertainty coca
stoned in the minds of some, we hear
sometimes amusing reasons for a
change of opinion. a few days
since, clever and sensible citizen
Of the county gave one reason, among
others, for changing his vote from
Beasley to Bate, which while it was
jocularly given, yet has much Politi-
cal Philosophy in it i'll the present
situation.
He said 81 was present at the joint
discussion between Hawkins, Russell
and Beasley in Bolivar and did not
like to see Hawkins and Beasley
winking at each other when they
thought Russell made a good point. /"
Thereby hangs tale.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-11-02

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power, in persons who have Deen cured
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recovery from the thretening symp-
toms OF consumption. In emergen-
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral is the remedy
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for treatment Of these cases rs they
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